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Leave the store as it is, I'm still a free player and buy from the store whenever I have gold. If only trades are left the early players would have a bigger advantage over the new ones coming into the game. Whats wrong with trading gold with cards? It keeps players interested, both in seeing what the others have and would even make some strive to get the same cards, at least for me. Trading cards with gold is the only way a new FREE player could get cards cheap since the only other way to gain gold is by winning 2nd or 1st place in EC's. Whats wrong with that? A free player logs more time and effort into the game because everything has to be earned, so player counts online would be much higher which other players both who paid or pays for free would benefit from because there would be more online to play against a wider variety of decks and style would be played so people who keep complaining of over powered colors would see its not really over powered but that they only see certain decks from those who they always face. Almost all the old players here know my favorite deck to play, it has won a few ec's and one thing I have noticed I have lost to pretty much all the races available to us now. I don't think anything is over powered some decks are just well designed.
Er, what are you talking about? We never wanted to remove possibility to trade gold with cards, we only wanted to give more real cards to new players and direct trade makes this too easy to exploit such system.
Eman is saying that he still wants the ability to trade his extra cards for cards other players have... such as trading a 4th Tap the Flux Line for a Claimed with Blood.
Return acorns back into the game, but with slightly different purpose - resource that players gain from any won games and can use to join tournaments and also buy phantom cards.
Finish remaining base campaigns from Dark Legion and Mountain Folk (players help required) and also polish Sylvan campaign.
Turn new default deck into real cards after passing campaign of selected domain.
Possibility to sell cards back to the server.
Disable possibility to trade for accounts with less than 1000g bought (this limitation is added to avoid cheating with free cards).
Various limits for minimum or maxim wins for various game types and some actions (for example Minor Clash only for players with less than 100 wins, possibility to create custom game or tournament for player with more than 10 wins and so on).
Message windows with prize from battle/tournament including new phantom cards, gold and acorns (not only real cards like it is now).
"Help" button with various useful links instead of current "FAQ" button.
And of course other various minor changes and bug-fixing.


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The people want more David Tennant, and Marvel has wisely listened: Entertainment Weekly has announced that Tennant will reprise his role as Kilgrave on Jessica Jones season two. While the former Doctor Who star inspires devout adoration and fandom wherever he performs, Tennant was particularly incredible as Jones's diabolical nemesis, making Kilgrave the best onscreen villain Marvel has yet to offer. It's unclear what role Kilgrave will play in season two, though it'll likely be in flashback given that — spoilers! — Jones fatally snapped his neck in the season-one finale, or so it seemed. For a sneak peek, check out the first photo of Tennant on set below. Jessica Jones will be returning in early 2018.


Funding totalling £29m has been awarded to Cardiff to establish a new Compound Semiconductor Research Foundation within the University on Maindy Road.
The new Foundation, the first of its kind in the UK, will put Cardiff University at the cutting edge of semiconductor technology. It will also help to strengthen the already established links with IQE Plc, one of the leading global compound semiconductor wafer suppliers and also a key partner in the venture.
The Foundation, which will be located on the University's Innovation Campus, will drive research into new technology including smart phones and tablets, and will have a significant impact on healthcare, biotechnology and mass communications.
Professor Diana Huffaker has been appointed to oversee the development of the new Foundation. Professor Huffaker was previously Director of the Integrated NanoMaterials Core Lab, California NanoSystems Institute, and Director of NSF IGERT Clean Energy for Green Industry at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA).


"Phosphate Reactions as Mechanisms of High-Temperature Lubrication" by Anitha Nagarajan, Carolina Garrido et al.
One of the major problems preventing the operation of advanced gas turbine engines at higher temperatures is the inability of currently used liquid lubricants to survive at these higher temperatures under friction and wear conditions. Current state-of-the-art organic liquid lubricants rapidly degrade at temperatures above 300 °C; hence some other form of lubrication is necessary. Vapor-phase lubrication is a promising new technology for high-temperature lubrication. This lubrication method employs a liquid phosphate ester that is vaporized and delivered to bearings or gears; the vapor reacts with the metal surfaces, generating a solid lubricious film that has proven very stable at high temperatures. In this study, solid lubricious films were grown on cast-iron foils in order to obtain reaction and diffusion rate data to help characterize the growth mechanism. A phenomenological mathematical model of the film deposition process was derived incorporating transport and kinetic parameters that were coupled to the experimental data. This phenomenological model can now be reliably used as a predictive and scale-up tool for future vapor-phase lubrication studies.
Financial and technical support from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration under grants NCC3–971(0220–0620–10–GATIC18) and NCC3–1095 (0220–0620–10–GATIC20) is gratefully acknowledged. Financial support and technical facilities from the Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering and support from the Established Full-Time Faculty Research Development (EFFRD) program at Cleveland State University were also essential in completing this research and are acknowledged.
Nagarajan, Anitha; Garrido, Carolina; Gatica, Jorge E.; and Morales, Wilfredo, "Phosphate Reactions as Mechanisms of High-Temperature Lubrication" (2006). Chemical & Biomedical Engineering Faculty Publications. 130.


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Traditionally, this operation is done by disassembling measurement instrumentation and using shut off valves to extract the required samples. Maintenance staff to perform this operation endangers himself and the installation.
It can be installed in the general line of the installation (inlet or outlet pipe).
Its operation is very simple. Initially, the valves A and C are closed. When we want to draw the thermal fluid sample, we open the valve A until partially fill the expansion bottle of the system. After let cool the fluid on the bottle; the valve B have to be open to eject the expansion flue gases. Then, making sure that the valve A is closed, we open the valve C and fill our container sampling once the thermal fluid is cold.
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**Serafin** relies on standards both in terms of architecture and of data representation, it allows generic tools to ease the process of developing and integrating the API. It is based mainly on **Open Api 3** (formerly Swagger) and **JSON Schema**.

**Serafin** puts at the disposal of the developer a framework environment that ease API building, testing, and integration, both through adapted tools, and through the abstraction of common concepts, to focus only on the added value of the API.

The development approach of **Serafin** is to build potentially complex endpoints by defining standard Schemas and then altering the endpoints behavior with a set of generic and simple modifiers, that we call **pipelines**. This way you define your REST API in a similar way you would define a **Stream**.

## Why Serafin?
Among the ways a developer can set up a REST API, we have identified the following options:

### From scratch
Some developers prefer to build a REST application from scratch. In this case, they have full control over what they create, but need to reinvent the wheel. They will usually end up reusing components that have already been aggregated by a lot of REST frameworks, and time/money constraints will often push them to implement the minimum to fit their specific needs, consequently a partial or erroneous implementation.

### Declarative frameworks
Some API frameworks expect endpoints definitions through declarative files such as **Yaml** or **JSON**. It provides a synthetic view of the endpoints, and these files are generally compiled into actual code.

This approach typically shows its limitations when a complex behavior that exceeds what's expected in a declarative file has to be implemented. Attaching some programmatic extended behavior can then become tricky.

Moreover, such declarative files rarely follow a standard and are specific to each framework.

Our point is that if a declarative file allows to represent clearly an API, there's no reason why a clear programmatic interface wouldn't.

### Scaffolding frameworks
Some API frameworks use **scaffolding** technics to generate the code of your endpoints. They provide a good boost at the beginning but once you have to add your own logic to the generated endpoints, it becomes close to an API from scratch if not worse.

If a framework can generate the API code for you, there's no reason why a clear programmatic interface wouldn't be able to provide same default behaviours easily.

### UI API builders
New tools are appearing, allowing to design an API through a user interface. The objective is usually to provide assistance to people with limited knowledge of how to do so. It can be seen as a Content Management System for APIs, with the same advantages and drawbacks.

With limited possibilities offered by the UI, and limited to no access to the underlying code, these tools are generally a good fit only for very simple and straightforward cases.

### Programmatic frameworks
Our vision is that to build completely, in an efficient, maintainable and evolutive way an API, there's no such thing as a fully programmatic framework.

What differentiates **Serafin** from other frameworks is its set of features, allowing backend developers to focus on the business value of what they build:

- its self-descriptive nature featuring **Open API**, **JSON Schema** and **GraphQL**
- it is based on **Typescript** and provide advanced way to check types and data
- its **pipeline** architecture provides an advanced way to cutomize behaviour

# Features
Here are some of the features making **Serafin** the solution of choice when it comes to build an API:

## Database agnostic

The **source pipeline** classes provide an abstraction layer on top of databases. It could be anything: a file, a **MongoDB**, **DynamoDB**, or even **MySQL** database.

```typescript
let inMemoryPipeline = new PipelineSourceInMemory(aModelSchema);
```

## Schema Builder

The JSON schema and its associated Typescript type can be built at the same time using our schema builder library.

Check out [serafin-labs/schema-builder](https://github.com/serafin-labs/schema-builder)

## Pipelines

Each endpoint is linked to a **pipeline**, with a set of **REST** actions possible on it.

A **source pipeline** is a generic access to a data source.
A **pipeline** is a modifier that enhances an other **pipeline** capacities. This way, it is possible to easily add many common behaviors such as logs, events, cache, api rate limiting, user acl, generated properties, relations, result filters, property filters, custom type checking... or, of course, custom behaviors to any **pipeline**.

```typescript
let petPipeline = (new PipelineSourceInMemory(petSchema))
    .pipe(new Paginate())
    .pipe(new DefaultPetName("Snowball", 1))
```

## Relations

You can define relations on a pipeline. It's basicaly a way to declare how your model relates to other entities. This info is then used by pipelines or transports to provide additional capabilities.

```typescript
bookPipeline.addRelation({ name: 'author', pipeline: authorPipeline, query: { id: ':authorId' } })
```

## Transports

**Pipelines** are a programmatic way to access your data and business logic. **Transports**, on the other side, make pipelines available externally.

The REST transport will create RESTfull endpoints for each one of your pipelines.

The GraphQL transport will create a graphql endpoint so you can access your pipelines with graphql queries.

You can also define your own transport that suits your specfic needs.

```typescript
api.configure(new RestTransport())
    .configure(new GraphQLTransport({
        graphiql: true,
        schema: true
    }));
```

## self-descriptive API

The resulting API is self-descriptive, without a lot of effort. By self-descriptive, we mean that the API provides its own metadata about what it is capable of. We rely on the **Open API 3** standard (formerly **Swagger**) and on **JSON Schema** to provide this metadata.

This description can be used as documentation for the developers who implement calls to this API, but is also targeted at technical tools than can generate code or behaviour based on it.

## Async/Await by default

Pipelines use the latest ```async / await``` feature. No more **callback hell** or complicated **Promise** chain.

```typescript
let newPets = await petPipeline.create([...])
```

## Programmatic API

The **pipeline** is fully seperated from the **request / response** life cycle. This means you can call it programmaticaly to do operations on your data and still run your business logic.

```typescript
let newEntities = await pipeline.create([...]);
```

## Advanced typings

The pipeline does not only combine behaviors. It also combines types.
This means that the schema modifications and the options you add endup beeing part of the type signature of the pipeline.

![](https://media.giphy.com/media/l2QE7DJSSgkg0I812/giphy.gif)

## Data checking

The schemas provided to the **pipelines** are used to validate the input data. If not valid, a detailed error is thrown.

## Type coercion

Thanks to **Ajv**, **Serafin** provides type coercion out of the box. This means, for example, that a query parameter declared as ```type: "integer"``` will be converted automatically to this type if possible.

## Based on express

**Serafin** uses the well known **expressjs** and can be integrated to an exsiting projet easily.

```typescript
let app = express();
let api = new Api(app, {
    "openapi": "3.0.0",
    "info": {
        "version": "1.0.0",
        "title": "An API"
    },
    paths: {}
});
```

# What's next?

It's a good time to read our [walkthrough document](./WALKTHROUGH.md) and get started.

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It's long, but worth it. It is the most brilliant and persuasive argument for why we should all leave Facebook immediately.
It's a review of The Social Network and the book 'You are not a gadget' by Jaron Lanier. But it's mostly her musings on the world of social media and how it's defining today's behaviour.
Here are some of our favourite bits for those of you that don't have time to read it all.
Anyway, hope that's enough to inspire you to read the article.
And yet, in true 2.0 style I immediately posted some of my favourite bits to facebook, aware of how utterly contradictory and 'meta' this was. Sorry Zadie.
The trouble is, even if you're completely sold on the idea of leaving facebook, which you probably will be after reading the piece, still the thought of devoting a whole day to gathering up everyone's email addresses, and backing up your photos suddenly seems a bit much. So, even though Zadie is spot on, actually extrapolating yourself from your facebook virtual world is, ashamedly, easier said than done.
Oh well. The film itself is well worth a watch if you've not already – another brilliant script by the writer of 'Studio 60 of the Sunset Strip', the most unsung hero of NBC.
Previous Have you seen this website?
It will be very interesting to see how the loyal NOTW readers behave this Sunday, and how the paper covers the story, of course. The advertisers will take stock, as you have suggested based on how the circulation holds up, and what their media buyers come up with as alternatives for the short term.
I can't help but think this is the most beautiful execution of British social media ever to happen. There are times I wish it had happened before, but this exercise of a country realising a companies wrong-doing and them furiously back peddling themselves into non-existence, is a triumph for those with morals.
I'm suffering from a rare moment of national pride. Ironic, as every England football tournament campaign for longer than I care to remember, has been sabotaged by a News of the World story designed to destroy any pride we had in our country.


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Home /I was writing about colonial America's first enslaved Africans. I was stunned to find my ancestors, too.
I was writing about colonial America's first enslaved Africans. I was stunned to find my ancestors, too.
LUANDA, Angola – It was well past midnight, but I was still wound up.
That day, I'd stood in the doorway of a slave trader's house where, centuries ago, Angolans were forced onto ships that never returned. It felt like a boulder was stuck in my chest.
Still, I had work to do. I scribbled details in my reporter's notebook – visitors wiping tears, shackles displayed behind glass cases, fish sizzling on glowing coals, children skipping along the sand.
At one point, I got caught up, swinging my hips and shuffling my feet in the dirt, dancing to local music with Angolans who swore I must be one of them.
''Maybe I am," I thought, then kept on dancing.
But later, in the quiet of my hotel room and in the dim light of a lamp, I sought the answer. I knew my ancestors were from Africa, but where? Was I possibly at home in Angola?
A few weeks earlier, I had taken a DNA test. That night in my hotel, I searched for an email with the results. It popped up. My heart jumped.
Black history and a trip to Angola: Wanda Tucker's search for answers
Angola was barely mentioned in the history of the slave trade. USA TODAY invited Wanda Tucker there to search for her roots.
Jarrad Henderson, USA TODAY
My search was sparked by an assignment from USA TODAY to write about a family in Hampton, Virginia, who believes its members are descended from the first Africans brought to the English colonies in 1619. If their claim is true, they are connected to a founding American family, heirs of a legacy history has ignored.
I was in Angola to chronicle Wanda Tucker's journey to the country where she believes her ancestors lived. For many African Americans like the Tuckers, the search for family roots can seem out of reach. Oral history was – and still is – a major link to our past, but the paper trail can go cold.
I was brought into the story late in the process through a mix of circumstances. Still, it appealed to me. Everything happens for a reason.
So this spring, I ducked into a phone booth in the press gallery at the U.S. Capitol to join a conference call with editors and colleagues. When the editors mentioned the name of the family we were featuring, I thought, hmm. My late grandmother's name is Ernestine Tucker. Then they mentioned the Tuckers were from Hampton. My grandmother's people were from a place near Hampton. Even more interesting, I thought.
I mentioned all these coincidences to my colleagues. We all laughed.
Maybe you should take the DNA test, an editor suggested. We laughed again.
But then it wasn't so funny.
What if, in this world of six degrees of separation, I was related to the family I was writing about?
Behind the Scenes of 1619: DNA's role in family history
Deborah Barfield Berry came to Angola ready to document Wanda Tucker's journey, but it was actually the start of her own.
On a drizzling June afternoon, I walked with Wanda Tucker and her cousin Walter Jones under huge oak trees in the Tucker family cemetery in Hampton. They pointed to headstones that dated to the 1800s. They explained how the cemetery had become a symbol of their family legacy.
I listened, asked questions, jotted notes.
For Wanda and Walter, believing they are descendants of the first Africans here meant reclaiming a piece of stolen history. It afforded them some celebrity and tremendous pride.
So as I interviewed the Tuckers and pored over their photo albums, I quieted the part of myself that wondered about my own origins. Reporters are trained to stay in the background.
But that night, in a hotel room not far from the cemetery, I called my oldest cousin on the Tucker side of my family. Selidia Juniis-Johnson is 76 and lives in New York.
I've been a reporter for more than 30 years. I've been on Air Force Two, in the White House and on the floor of the chambers in the U.S. Capitol. I've interviewed members of Congress, presidential candidates, civil rights icons, governors, secretaries of state.
This call was personal.
I asked her about her grandfather – my great-grandfather.
She told me his name was Edward Thomas Tucker. He owned a farm, was a shoemaker and helped build a school for "colored'' children.
He was also a Baptist preacher and a strict one. He and his wife had 10 children, including my grandmother, who was a twin.
They lived in a house that he built, with a porch and a huge oak out front. Tracks from the Norfolk & Western Railway Co. cut through the yard.
I learned more from that two-hour conversation than I probably would have at any family reunion. Unlike my mother's side of the family, I don't remember the Tucker side hosting reunions.
They didn't say anything at all about Grandpa Tucker's family, Selidia said. "Nothing.''
Finding out more felt like a daunting task. Records weren't always kept for African Americans; some were lost, destroyed or tucked in family bibles. For years, the census didn't even name them. They were simply listed as slaves or "free colored."
Despite those challenges, more African Americans have launched searches, turning to DNA tests, musty court records, and libraries, hungry for information .
"There's this wanting,'' Mary Elliott, curator of American slavery at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African American History and Culture, told me. "People want to be connected to their origins."
Until a month ago, I didn't know the names of some of my forefathers right here in America, nor where my ancestors came from in Africa. I wasn't sure I could trace much of my family history.
In a brightly-lit room just up the stairs at the Library of Virginia in Richmond, my sister Selina and I pulled opened metal cabinets and plucked out cartridges of microfiche.
A friend had suggested the library because it housed records from across the state. The reels held information about births, marriages, deaths and deeds.
One by one, we carefully loaded the microfiche. It slashed through the air and back on the reel.
On reel No. 40 of the Virginia marriage records, we confirmed that Edward Thomas Tucker, my great-grandfather, married Lucy Stokes on Dec. 30, 1903.
On reel No. 13 of the old birth index, we learned that Edward, who was listed as colored, was born to Jack and Mary Ellen Tucker in Nottoway County.
Other records showed that Edward had filled out a WWI draft registration card in 1917-1918.
We cheered – as quietly as we could – when we found the maiden name of great-grandmother Lucy's mother, Martha Marrick.
There were moments when we just sighed. For some records from 1863-64, just after the Emancipation Proclamation, "Missing" flashed across the screen.
In an earlier search of the 1880 Census, I found Lucinda Hardy, who was born about 1790, listed in the household of my great-great grandfather. It's not clear if she was his mother or grandmother. I assumed she had once been enslaved. I stared at the screen and almost cried. What would her life had been like?
The next day, at the Prince George County Courthouse, a clerk guided us into a room with huge ledgers.
For hours, we squinted in the fluorescent glare at the fancy cursive writing.
In one transaction on Oct. 26, 1914, Edward and Lucy sold "one (1) acre, more or less'' for $75.
The year before they sold a parcel to the Norfolk & Western Railway Co. for $200 "cash in hand."
My sister and I marveled at how, with little education, they were wheeling and dealing.
We weren't done.
Cousin Selidia said the Tucker family had once worshiped at the Lebanon Baptist Church, and great-grandfather Edward may have been a preacher there.
So Selina and I headed for Disputanta, a rural community south of Richmond. We drove long winding stretches before we spotted the red and white church marquee: "Lord keep our children safe."
We knocked. No answer. We searched the church cemetery for Tuckers. Nothing. I tucked a business card between the front doors.
We then went on a search for a miracle – a house with a porch near the railroad tracks with a big oak tree out front.
That didn't happen. But we had closed some gaps. Worn out, drained, we drove back to Washington, D.C.
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Reporter's assignment leads to powerful, unexpected family link
Tracing one's family history can be intimidating and joy-filled. USA TODAY reporter Deborah Barfield Berry went down this path of discovery when she found out that the subject of her story, Wanda Tucker, could be related to her. This 1619 Voices Project audio story was produced by Claire Thornton. To learn more stories like these, go to 1619.usatoday.com.
Interviewing elders is key to capturing family history "so it's not stuck in some attic somewhere,'' Lisa Elzey, senior family history researcher at Ancestry, told me.
"Every single person on your (family) tree has a story."
For many African Americans, oral history has been the strongest link to the past. The griot, or storyteller, has long been a part of African culture.
"The challenge is, of course, to find the documentation to support it,'' said Hollis Gentry, genealogy specialist at the National Museum of African American History and Culture's branch of the library. "That's a big challenge for not just African Americans only, but for everybody.''
Today, more African Americans are taking DNA tests, but experts agree chromosomes tell only part of the story.
"What really is important is to be able to look outside the box," said Elliott, of the African American history museum.
Runaway slave ads can provide names and descriptions. Church records often list members of the congregation. Experts also point to ship manifests and wills of slave owners.
They encourage visits to local museums and universities, especially black colleges, which can house photosand other artifacts.
"You have to be like 'CSI','' said Elliott. "You have to be this investigative person to really start putting together the pieces of the puzzle."
I didn't know I'd have to fill a vial with my spit. The plastic tube for Ancestry was only a few inches long, but in my mind, it was like the 12-inch tube used for candy Pucker Powder.
I waited until the afternoon traffic slowed to the bathroom at work and found a corner inside. Then to protect my life markers, I quickly shipped off the package.
Later, I rolled six swabs across the inside of my cheeks, slid them into an envelope and shipped them to another lab for AfricanAncestry.com. The business of DNA testing has expanded over the years. I did two tests to be safe.
Deborah Barfield Berry, (left), with her late grandfather, William "Herbert" Montgomery, mother, Carrie Barfield, (center), and sister, Selina Barfield Brodie, (right). They regularly attended summer…
Deborah Barfield Berry, (left), with her late grandfather, William "Herbert" Montgomery, mother, Carrie Barfield, (center), and sister, Selina Barfield Brodie, (right). They regularly attended summer family reunions in Sumter, South Carolina. The Montgomery and Budden families continue to host family gatherings. Berry knew much more about her family history on her mother's side than her father's.
Deborah Barfield Berry, USA TODAY
Weeks later, in that hotel room in Angola, I stared at my Ancestry results in an email.
A colorful illustration showed where my DNA originated.
Benin/Togo: 32%
Cameroon, Congo and Southern Bantu: 25%
England, Wales and Northwestern Europe: 14%
Mali: 12%
The rest was a mix of Ivory Coast/Ghana, Ireland, Native American.
Soon after I returned to Washington, I opened a package from AfricanAncestry.com, showing I shared maternal genetic ancestry with Tikar and Hausa people in Cameroon.
My results matched my DNA with samples from people in present-day African countries. Centuries ago, those regions were home to kingdoms rather than countries with borders. Cameroon and Angola are not far from each other.
I'd traveled 7,000 miles to chronicle Wanda's search for her roots, and the whole time, mine was somewhere in the same global neighborhood.
"It was like you were going to your ancestral home,'' Elzey said.
I'm not the only one searching.
Gina Paige, president and co-founder of AfricanAncestry.com, said genetic testing there increased after the 2018 blockbuster "Black Panther," and the focus on the Year of Return initiative in Ghana.
Nearly 500 registered last week for the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society conference in Hyattsville, Maryland. Attendance has steadily increased. The group now has about 40 chapters.
Ric Murphy, the group's national vice president for history, attributes much of the recent interest to 1619 commemorations and the rise in DNA testing.
Access to more research and records has also spawned new narratives about the history and accomplishments of African Americans, he said.
"They're now beginning to find out that their ancestors really were a major part of our economy, a major part of our laws, our rules or regulations, our history,'' Murphy said. "It is now giving folks a sense of pride and ownership."
It was enslaved ancestors who helped build the U.S. Capitol where I freely wander the halls interviewing lawmakers. They helped build the White House, steps away from the bureau where I worked on this story.
Many non-Africans know from what European country their great-great-great-grandparents hail, even down to what boat they arrived on, said Simone Jones, director of data analytics for AfricanAncestry.com.
"Where we get stuck, of course, is we weren't brought here by free will,'' she said. "We were stolen, so that brings about a whole bunch of confusion."
It can be so painful, sometimes people don't want to think about it, she said.
"Sometimes we have to dig and let people know it's OK.''
Contestants on the "Price is Right" cheered from the television hanging high in a corner of my cousin's kitchen just outside Baltimore.
I only knew him as Sonny, but his given name is Edward Tucker, after his father and grandfather.
At 74, Sonny is the oldest male Tucker. He and Selidia are the only living grandchildren of Edward and Lucy. My father, William Barfield, their first grandchild, died in 2009.
The way Sonny tells it, his father – nicknamed Eddie – got fed up with farm life in Disputanta and his strict preacher father.
Deborah Barfield Berry's cousin, Edward "Sonny" Tucker, took the AfricanAncestry.com test last month.
Eddie made a life-changing decision one day when Edward Tucker tried to beat him because his younger brothers hadn't finished their chores. Eddie pulled a shotgun off the wall to ward off his father's wrath.
He then fled into the woods, where his sister later found him. Grandma Lucy sent her to give him the $2 she had earned selling yellow flowers on the side of the road.
Eddie jumped on a train headed north. He never returned.
By the 1930 Census, Eddie was living in an apartment in Brooklyn, New York, where he worked as a porter. His sister, Dorothy, had joined him.
The Tuckers were part of the migration of millions of African Americans who left a harsh life in the South, particularly after the Civil War and during the Jim Crow era, for enticing promises in the North.
The Tucker siblings also ended up in New York City. They owned beauty salons and corner grocery stores. They drove taxis. My grandmother cleaned houses, saving enough to buy a five-story brownstone.
The family gathered for Sunday dinners. They played cards, drank liquor and danced – all things my great-grandpa Tucker didn't allow.
"We had a party every single weekend at somebody's house,'' recalled Selidia. "We had a wonderful childhood."
They came in their finest gear, including Uncle Eddie, who had led the way to New York and opened a beauty shop in Harlem. Sonny said his father was one of the first African Americans to own a hair salon uptown.
"He always had a nice car and would be as clean as he could be,'' recalled Sonny, whose own shiny black Cadillac was parked nearby. "And the sisters were bad, too. They looked like they were fashion models … You would never catch them raggedy."
"They might not have had a lot of education, but they had a heck of a lot of pride."
My great-grandmother, Lucy, eventually followed her children to New York. At one point, she lived with my grandmother. In her back room on the second floor, she smoked peach tobacco in a corncob pipe.
Edward Tucker had stayed behind in Virginia. Now I had to go look for him.
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The rows of gray headstones seemed to fade into the woods. At the Evergreen Cemetery in Richmond, Kelly Pratt armed me with gloves and a mask so we could search for the headstone of Edward Tucker.
The headstones in this historic African American cemetery aren't all in neat sections or clearly marked plots. That massive undertaking is underway.
I had searched for days for a death certificate, but my only lead was found online and I couldn't be sure he was the right one.
My visit to the state vital records agency and the state library had come up short.
Stumped, I searched the online obits in the Progress-Index, a local paper started in 1865.
Edward "Sonny" Tucker is pictured here as a youngster with his father, Edward Tucker, in Harlem. His father, Edward Tucker, fled the harsh farm life…
Edward "Sonny" Tucker is pictured here as a youngster with his father, Edward Tucker, in Harlem. His father, Edward Tucker, fled the harsh farm life in rural Disputanta, Virginia, in the early 1900s and headed north to New York. His siblings soon followed. Many settled in Brooklyn.
The next day, I called Ms. Alice in the obit department. She referred me to the public library, where old editions were on microfiche. I would have to search the ''colored dots'' section of the paper, the space set aside then for African American news.
But without the date of Edward Tucker's death, that would mean looking through every issue. It felt like I had slammed into a brick wall.
The one death certificate I had found earlier online offered a thread of hope.
This Edward Tucker was senile when he died. Like my great-grandfather, he was a preacher. He was also born around 1878. He was buried at Evergreen for $25.
The 60-acre cemetery is the resting place for thousands of African Americans, including leaders and activists such as Maggie Lena Walker, the first African American woman to start a bank.
The graveyard is dotted with yucca plants. The tough, rubbery plants aren't native to the area. The old folks believe they keep spirits at rest.
Over in the historic section, seashells browned with age rest near headstones dating to the 1800s. A new seashell lay near one headstone.
Legend has it that seashells were the last things Africans saw before being taken from their homeland. Some believe placing a shell by a headstone is part of the journey back home.
For hours, Kelly and I swiped cobwebs, skirted poison ivy and watched for snakes. We brushed leavesfrom headstones to read the names of fathers, mothers, civil rights leaders, veterans, teachers.
No Edward Thomas Tucker.
I pulled off the gloves, but I wasn't discouraged.
Nearly two months after launching the search for the Tucker side of my family, I've learned the names of my great-great-grandparents. I understand how my family ended up in New York. I know where my ancestors came from in Africa. I visited the town of my grandmother's people. I reconnected with elders in my family.
Cousin Selidia wants a family gathering.
"This is the time,'' she said, "for coming home."
One recent Sunday morning, I returned to Lebanon Baptist Church intent on finding out whether my great-grandfather Edward preached here.
I patted my leg as the choir sang, "Fix it Jesus.''
Most of the church was standing, clapping and swaying.
Hands shot up when the singer demanded, "Raise your hand if you need fixin'."
Withservice over, James McDaniel, a deacon emeritus, greeted me, an unfamiliar face in the rear of the church. He shook his head when I asked whether Tuckers had worshipped there. He's been a member since he was 6. He's 75. He asked others, including his older sister Bernice, as they collected their purses and Bibles. They named Tuckers at other churches.
"They're scattered some of everywhere,'' he said.
There are eight black churches in Disputanta. My great-grandfather likely belonged to one of them.
I followed Ms. Bernice to check another church. No luck there either. In the parking lot, Ms. Bernice promised to help in my search. It's important, she said, to know your family.
"Used to be you knew everybody,'' she told me.
Deborah Barfield Berry greets Philip Manuel John Lenda, grand soba or leader of the territory in Pungo Andongo, during a recent trip to Angola.
We waited for weeks for DNA results from AfricanAncestry.com that would tell whether my Tucker family was related to Wanda's.
The testing required a male from each Tucker line. My cousin Sonny and Wanda's brother, Vincent, agreed to take the test.
Wanda's family – Brenda, Carolita, Walter, Foley, Floyd – all believe they're descendants of the first Africans brought to the English colonies. That claim has inspired celebration, research, remembrance and skepticism.
Their belief is rooted in the faith of oral history, their family's long ties to Hampton and no reason to doubt.
Until now, I hadn't even thought about my family's possible connection. So I was caught off guard when Murphy, the genealogist, said with my family name and my family's history in the region, "There's almost no way that you couldn't have some of that original blood in you."
"Did you do your DNA?" he asked.
"You have Bantu in you?"
"There you go,'' he said.
The call with the DNA results finally came last week while I waited for a session at the black genealogy conference.
"It's a match,'' Jones, the analyst, told me.
"They're related."
Wanda Tucker, center, with Deborah Barfield Berry in Luanda, Angola.
I didn't react. I had to be sure Jones understood what I was asking and that I understood exactly what she was saying. I didn't get all the scientific terms. I repeated the question, read back her response.
Somewhere along the line, she said, Edward and Vincent share a male relative. We might never know where that connection happened, though because the results cover 500 to 2,000 years
"It shows just how connected we are," Jones said.
Jones, who shares DNA information every day, was calm. Me, not so much.
I hung up, took a minute, then cried.There was so much to absorb.
That means the story I stumbled into by pure luck or divine intervention wasn't just another story, it was connected to my own.
That means I spent 10 days on the road in Angola with a woman I didn't know I was related to. By the end of that life-changing adventure, we had bonded like family. Little did we know.
That means when Wanda landed in Angola, feeling alone, longing for family and asking for a hug, her prayer was answered. I had hugged her in that airport terminal.
That means when Vincent told me before we left for Angola to take care of his sister, he was asking me to watch over my own.
That means when we returned and Wanda hugged my daughter, Amaya, in the airport, she was embracing one of her own.
That means my cousin Selidia was spot on when she texted last month "actually Wanda looks a lot like you.''
I texted Jones after our 31-minute call to make sure there couldn't be a mistake. She assured me – as did the experts at the conference – the DNA doesn't lie.
I didn't know whom to call first. My editors, who had pushed back the publication date of this story to wait for the results. My cousin, who took the DNA test. My sister, who explored unfamiliar terrain with me. Or my newfound relative.
I called Wanda.
"Hello, cousin," I said.
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श्री पशुपतिनाथ मन्दिर (Shri Pashupatinath Mandir) dedicated to Prabhu Pashupatinath, the Lord of all Pashus(Animal) name of Lord Shiv, head over the body of the twelve Jyotirlingas is located on the banks of the Bagmati River Kathmandu the capital of Nepal. Having a huge statue Nandi in front of the western door. List of 12 Jyotirling.
The temple was erected a new in the 15th century by Lichhavi King Shupuspa after the previous building had been consumed by termites. Pashupatinath Temple`s existence dates back to 400 A.D. The richly-ornamented pagoda houses the sacred linga or holy symbol of Lord Shiva. As per story Shiva and Parvati came to the Kathmandu Valley and rested by the Bagmati while on a journey. Shiva was so impressed by its beauty and the surrounding forest that He and Parvati changed themselves into deers and walked into the forest. The area of Pashupatinath encompasses 264 hectare of land including 518 temples and monuments.
Temple premises has 4 entrances in all directions. The western entrance is the main entrance to the temple courtyard and rest three entrances are only opened during big festival . Practicing Hindus and Buddhist of Indian and Tibetan descendent are only allowed into main temple. This temple complex is on UNESCO World Heritage Sites list Since 1979. Some other near by temples Ram Mandir, Virat Swaroop Mandir, 12 Jyotirlingha, Guhyeshwari Mandir.
सोमनाथ (Somnath), मल्लिकार्जुन (Mallikarjuna), महाकालेश्वर (Mahakaleshwar),ओंकारेश्वर (Omkareshwar), केदारनाथ (Kedarnath), भिमाशंकर (Bhimashankar), विश्वनाथ (Vishwanath), त्र्यंबकेश्वर (Trimbakeshwar), वैद्यनाथ (Vaidyanath), नागनाथेश्वर (Nagnatheshwar), रामेश्वरम (Rameshwaram), घृष्णेश्वर (Grishneshwar).


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The Airport Express Lima bus service offers transfers to and from the tourist district of Lima, Miraflores. Frequencies every 30-60 minutes between 7:00 am and 0:00 am, and the counters are located at the arrivals (international and domestic). The journey time will depend on the traffic and the stop (between 45 and 90 minutes). Single fare: USD8.00. Learn more.
Uber or Cabify pickup locations at Lima airport are subject to change, so to find your pickup location, always check the app after requesting a ride. There is free Wi-fi inside the airport. The rate ranges between 40 and 60 soles.
The Wi-Fi service is offered free and paid. You must connect to WIGO.Lima Airport and register with a Facebook account or through a manual form. The free service can be used for 30 minutes in two 15-minute sessions, with which you can access a Basic service (social networks, google, emails). While the Premium option allows you to enjoy Wi-Fi at a higher speed and without restrictions. Rates: two hours USD 5, one day USD 10 and one month of Wifi: USD 12.
There is a Claro store, available 24 hours, with International Roaming packages, physical recharge cards, virtual recharges and modem rental, in addition to the sale and rental of cellular equipment with pre-paid and post-paid plans.
There are many shops and 24 hour duty free, restaurants, bars and cafes (several available 24 hours). In turn, Lima airport (LIM) has 24-hour VIP lounges and they are a great option for a connected flight, a canceled flight, an early morning check-in or for a breakfast, buffet lunch, snacks, drinks and a relaxed environment for rest or work. There is also a hotel connected to the terminal: Costa del Sol Wyndham, ideal for travelers in transit.
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Ravens' Lamar Jackson unanimously voted NFL MVP after historic season
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback, Lamar Jackson ended his stunning season after he unanimously won the Association Press's NFL Most Valuable Player Award.
The 23-year-old becomes the second-youngest person to receive the award behind Tom Brady, who won it in similar fashion in 2010.
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According to the New York Times, Jackson's dominance in the league drew all 50 votes from a nationwide panel of media members who regularly cover the league.
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The Ravens All-Pro set an N.F.L. single-season rushing record for quarterbacks (1,206) and led an offense that compiled more yards on the ground (3,296) than any in a 16-game season. They won their final 12 games of the regular season to finish 14-2, the league's best mark.
This feat places him on the sted of Patrick Mahomes, Dan Marino, and Walter Payton as the only MVP winners who were just 23.
After picking up the award, Jackson told reporters that winning the MVP award meant a lot to him despite not showing it outwardly.
"I'm still young," Jackson said. "I've got a lot of work to do. I'm not really trying to dwell on what I just did. If I win a Super Bowl, you'll probably see more emotion (from me)."
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Jackson has excelled since he was drafted in 2018. In his second season at The Ravens, he won the Heisman Trophy as a quarterback at the University of Louisville.
The Ravens' Lamar Jackson speaks after winning the AP Most Valuable Player award at the NFL Honors football award show on Saturday night in Miami_Photo: David J Phillip/AP
He wasn't the only Raven who picked up an award on Saturday. John Harbaugh won coaching honors, and his offensive coordinator, Greg Roman, was named the best assistant.
New York Post reports, Tennessee's Ryan Tannehill won the Comeback Player award by one vote over Jimmy Garoppolo. New Orleans' Michael Thomas took the top offensive player honor, while New England's Stephon Gilmore grabbed the defensive player award.
At an interesting game that drew more than 62, 000 people, the day was sparked up by performances from Latino singer, Shakira and Jennifer Lopez.


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A two bedroom gem of an apartment, overlooking the sea in Villefranche sur Mer. Beautiful, quiet and secure yet in the middle of everything. Just a short walk takes you to all shops in Villefranche and its restaurants and beaches. The world renowned language school - The Institute Francaise - is similarly nearby. There is a beautiful park directly across the street.
Every room in the apartment and the terrace overlooks the sea and the charming old fishing village of Villefranche sur Mer.
The apartment is filled with character, style and every luxurious convenience. The canopied terrace is basked in the morning sun, then is shaded in the heat of the afternoon. The apartment is air conditioned and heated. It is on the fourth and last floor of an Art Deco building with an elevator.
Internet ADSL connection, private underground parking are included in the rental.
This apartment sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms. There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Both bedrooms open to the terrace, and look out on the sea. Linens and towels are provided.
The master bedroom: has an ensuite bathroom, and a television with a cassette player and cassettes.
The guest bedroom: has a wall to wall bookcase filled with books to read or look at.
Villfefranche is just fifteen minutes from Nice (and the airport) and Monaco and it's famous casino. It's a half hour drive to Cannes and also a half hour to Italy. Skiing in the Alps is an hour away and the hills of Haute Provence two hours.
Villefranche sur Mer is in the center of the Cote D'Azure. It's a charming old fishing village, going back to the Middle Ages. The port is lined with restaurants and cafes, and leads onto a long arching beach that stretches all the way to Cap Ferrat.
The bay of Villefranche is the deepest in the French Mediterranean, and the harbour is host to many of the most beautiful yachts in the world. The nearby city of Nice is home to the largest collection of museums in France, outside of Paris.


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The Best Instant Cameras of 2017
From Fujifilm Instax to Polaroid, these are the best instant cameras you can buy in 2017.
Despite nearly dying off a decade ago, analog photography has come roaring back. In fact, one of the most popular types of film photography is now instant photography. Between Fujifilm, Polaroid Originals, Lomography, and even Leica, there's a wealth of new cameras on the market today. Sure, smartphone cameras are great. But there's nothing like watching a freshly-snapped instant photo develop in front of your eyes. These are the best instant cameras you can get in 2017.
Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic
This Fujifilm camera is the best instant camera the company makes. Even though you'll have to spend around a hundred bucks to get it, it has features that make it worth the money. Compared to some of the other Instax Mini cameras, the Mini 90 Neo Classic is compact, comes with a long-lasting rechargeable battery, and lets you have more creative control with a push-button closeup lens and a double exposure mode. I like its dual shutter buttons, which make it super easy to take a selfie from about any angle. $124
Fujifilm Instax Mini 9
For penny-pinchers or parents shopping for tweens, the Instax Mini 9 is the best camera to buy. It's by far the cheapest, which is its main virtue. Because the Mini 9 is so affordable, you don't have to feel quite so bad if your son breaks it, or if your daughter goes through film like it's chewing gum. Unlike past low-end Mini cameras, the Mini 9 now has a high-key exposure feature and a standard selfie mirror up front. Keep an eye out—the Mini 9 routinely sells for around $55, making them the best value in instant photography. $69
Lomography Lomo'Instant Glass Magellan
If Fujifilm's cameras leave you cold, then check out what Lomography's whipped up. Its Instax Mini-compatible Lomo'Instant Automat cameras are actually pretty great, but my personal favorite was the top-tier Automat Glass Magellan. It has an impressive wide-angle lens packing high-quality glass elements. In the box, you also get colored gels to alter the hue of the flash and a multiple-exposure Splitzer lens cover to encourage creativity. Read our Review | $189
Polaroid Classics OneStep 2
Polaroid Originals is picking up where the old Polaroid left off around a decade ago. Its first new camera, the OneStep 2 is competitively priced and very easy to shoot. It has a USB-rechargeable battery, too. The biggest problem with the OneStep 2 is that film is very expensive (around $2 per frame) and I found my photos came out looking less colorful than what I expected. But, if you need your fix of that square film, Polaroid Originals has the camera for you. Read our Review | $99
Fujifilm Instax Wide 300
Fujifilm's wider film requires you buy a separate camera to shoot it. Unfortunately, the Instax Wide 300 is the only first-party camera to shoot said Instax Wide film and it's only an OK camera. Sure, it has the right features, but its huge, plasticky body means you sacrifice portability compared to a Polaroid-compatible or Instax Mini camera. Its biggest drawback is that the viewfinder can make framing close-up shots challenging to frame the way you want. $89
Fujifilm Instax Mini 70
For those of us who value portability, Fujifilm offers the Instax Mini 70. This tiny camera can go anywhere with you, and doesn't skimp on things like the valuable selfie mirror. There are two wrinkles that I think make the Mini 70 less desirable than either the Instax Mini 9 or Instax Mini 90: it's more expensive than the Mini 9 and it requires the less common CR-2 batteries. Thankfully, you can usually find it sold at a discount just about anywhere. $139
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Leica Sofort
This stylish but expensive camera is actually good, but it's simply not for everyone. Unless you value eye-catching design and the signature Leica red dot over getting what you've paid for, the Sofort has little to offer. I enjoyed shooting with it but routinely questioned why it costs more than twice as much as the incredibly similar Fuji Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic. Don't let its aesthetic loveliness fool you: unless you're a dedicated Leica owner, you should probably just get the Fujifilm version. Read our Review | $299
Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10
The first Fujifilm camera to shoot square pictures, the SQ10 is underwhelming for the price. It's essentially an analog camera tethered to a printer that exposes analog film. Though that setup should yield some unique benefits, I found it to be less than the sum of its parts. Unlike the Instax Mini and Wide film, the new Instax Square film packs are significantly pricier, which is another bummer. Read our Review | $279
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Q: Is this histogram left-skewed or right-skewed, or symmetric? I know the question seems fairly simple, and the solution probably is. I figure the data is right skewed because most of the data is on the left. Also because there is an outlier on the right side?
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A: As mentioned by Eupraxis1981, there needs to be much more data to use skewness. With 10 data points, a useful distribution can't be created and there is so little data with multiple modes that skewness is useless.

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Bilevel Programming for Hyperparameter Optimization and Meta-Learning.
kProbLog: an algebraic Prolog for machine learning.
A Network Architecture for Multi-Multi-Instance Learning.
Forward and Reverse Gradient-Based Hyperparameter Optimization.
RNAcommender: genome-wide recommendation of RNA-protein interactions.
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Computer-based automatic identification of neurons in gigavoxel-sized 3D human brain images.
Markov Logic Networks for Optical Chemical Structure Recognition.
Large-scale automated identification of mouse brain cells in confocal light sheet microscopy images.
kLog: A language for logical and relational learning with kernels.
A HPC infrastructure for processing and visualizing neuro-anatomical images obtained by Confocal Light Sheet Microscopy.
kLogNLP: Graph Kernel-based Relational Learning of Natural Language.
Short-Term Traffic Flow Forecasting: An Experimental Comparison of Time-Series Analysis and Supervised Learning.
Italian Machine Learning and Data Mining research: The last years.
Type Extension Trees for feature construction and learning in relational domains.
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Predicting Metal-Binding Sites from Protein Sequence.
Guest Editors' introduction - Special issue on inductive logic programming (ILP 2010).
A Relational Kernel-Based Framework for Hierarchical Image Understanding.
Metal Binding in Proteins: Machine Learning Complements X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy.
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Relational Learning for Spatial Relation Extraction from Natural Language.
Fast learning of relational kernels.
Prediction of protein beta-residue contacts by Markov logic networks with grounding-specific weights.
A simplified approach to disulfide connectivity prediction from protein sequences.
MetalDetector: a web server for predicting metal-binding sites and disulfide bridges in proteins from sequence.
A semiparametric generative model for efficient structured-output supervised learning.
Predicting the Geometry of Metal Binding Sites from Protein Sequence.
Learning with Kernels and Logical Representations.
Feature Discovery with Type Extension Trees.
On the Convergence of Protein Structure and Dynamics. Statistical Learning Studies of Pseudo Folding Pathways.
Comparing Sequence Classification Algorithms for Protein Subcellular Localization.
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Classification of small molecules by two- and three-dimensional decomposition kernels.
DISULFIND: a disulfide bonding state and cysteine connectivity prediction server.
Modular DAG-RNN Architectures for Assembling Coarse Protein Structures.
Kernel Machines, Neural Networks, and Graphical Models.
Improving Prediction of Zinc Binding Sites by Modeling the Linkage Between Residues Close in Sequence.
Decomposition Kernels for Natural Language Processing.
kFOIL: Learning Simple Relational Kernels.
Ambiguity resolution analysis in incremental parsing of natural language.
Wide coverage natural language processing using kernel methods and neural networks for structured data.
Learning protein secondary structure from sequential and relational data.
Kernels on Prolog Ground Terms.
Kernels on Prolog Proof Trees: Statistical Learning in the ILP Setting.
Guest editorial: Machine learning for the Internet.
New results on error correcting output codes of kernel machines.
Disulfide connectivity prediction using recursive neural networks and evolutionary information.
Protein Structure Assembly from Knowledge of β -Sheet Motifs and Secondary Structure.
Predicting the Disulfide Bonding State of Cysteines with Combinations of Kernel Machines.
Combining flat and structured representations for fingerprint classification with recursive neural networks and support vector machines.
Hidden Tree Markov Models for Document Image Classification.
Prediction of Protein Coarse Contact Maps.
Towards Incremental Parsing of Natural Language Using Recursive Neural Networks.
A Recursive Connectionist Approach for Predicting Disulfide Connectivity in Proteins.
A Combination of Support Vector Machines and Bidirectional Recurrent Neural Networks for Protein Secondary Structure Prediction.
Hidden Markov Models for Text Categorization in Multi-Page Documents.
Special issue on integration of symbolic and connectionist systems.
A two-stage SVM architecture for predicting the disulfide bonding state of cysteines.
Prediction of Protein Topologies Using Generalized IOHMMS and RNNs.
From Margins to Probabilities in Multiclass Learning Problems.
A Bi-Recursive Neural Network Architecture for the Prediction of Protein Coarse Contact Maps.
Guest Editors' Introduction: Special Section on Connectionist Models for Learning in Structured Domains.
Bidirectional Dynamics for Protein Secondary Structure Prediction.
Text categorization for multi-page documents: a hybrid naive Bayes HMM approach.
Image Document Categorization Using Hidden Tree Markov Models and Structured Representations.
Fingerprint Classification with Combinations of Support Vector Machines.
Fingerprint Classification by Combination of Flat and Structural Approaches.
A New Machine Learning Approach to Fingerprint Classification.
Evaluation Methods for Focused Crawling.
Wide Coverage Incremental Parsing by Learning Attachment Preferences.
Learning incremental syntactic structures with recursive neural networks.
Learning Efficiently with Neural Networks: A Theoretical Comparison between Structured and Flat Representations.
Data Categorization Using Decision Trellises.
A topological transformation for hidden recursive modelsarchitecture networks.
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Integration of Graphical Rules with Adaptive Learning of Structured Information.
Links between LVQ and Backpropagation.
An Introduction to Learning Structured Information.
On the Efficient Classification of Data Structures by Neural Networks.
Logo Recognition by Recursive Neural Networks.
Inductive Inference of Tree Automata by Recursive Neural Networks.
Computational capabilities of local-feedback recurrent networks acting as finite-state machines.
Input-output HMMs for sequence processing.
Representation of Finite State Automata in Recurrent Radial Basis Function Networks.
Decision Trellis Models for Tuple Categorization in Databases.
Learning without local minima in radial basis function networks.
Learning in multilayered networks used as autoassociators.
Unified Integration of Explicit Knowledge and Learning by Example in Recurrent Networks.
Recurrent neural networks and prior knowledge for sequence processing: a constrained nondeterministic approach.
Diffusion of Context and Credit Information in Markovian Models.
Diffusion of Credit in Markovian Models.
An EM approach to grammatical inference: input/output HMMs.
Inductive Inference of Regular Grammars Using Recurrent Networks: A Critical Analysis.
Credit Assignment through Time: Alternatives to Backpropagation.
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Photographs of the Solar System planets, taken with a narrow angle camera and various filters. Comments and technical data can be found next to each image.
Image taken during equipment tuning under unstable urban skies in Belgrade.
Image taken in the vicinity of Pogled summit (King's Water locality, 1360 meters elevation). Atmosphere conditions were splendid, visual observations possible up to 400x magnification. The resolution of the photograph was mostly limited by the wobbly GM-3RA mount, struggling to carry a 9000mm focal length imaging system.
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Olympus Mons volcano can be seen close to the shadow terminator on the right side of the planet (see the IR image). South from there, an interesting cloud formation can be seen above the Arsia volcano on the Tharsis plateau, appearing as a bluish haze in the RGB image (see the blue channel image also).
Image taken from the roof of a building in New Belgrade through unstable air.
Above the Great Red Spot, a shadow of the Io satellite in transit can be seen. Image taken from the roof of a building in New Belgrade through unstable air.
"The boring side of Jupiter". Image taken from the roof of a building in New Belgrade through unstable air.


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revised 11-25-16 Rearranged order and added the fifth principle.
7-22-17 Edit for clarity on "using whats wrong with your predictions to improve them."
7-18-17 Minor editing for clarity. A mis-spelling etc.
2-05-18 edited Preamble by adding the conclusion, "or worse, and unfortunately more frequently, bought and paid for."
2-25-18 Changed above phrase to read "or worse, and unfortunately, all too often, they show they are bought and paid for."
A scientist is on a Public voyage of discovery. Once you can frame a question we can't answer yet, then you step across the boundary into the vast unknown. You only have your purpose, to find the common objective causal link that answers the question, and explains its implications. These kind of answers are called Natural Laws.
When you start, you don't know what the answer is, you just know there is an answer. This purpose means you must use "self admitted incorrect falsifiable predictions", so yourself and others can test your predictions.
In the beginning, you will almost always be 'wrong' so graciously and thankfully admit it, improve your hypothesis, and persist until you figure it out.
Instead now we treat science and public discourse as a gladiatorial contest. Many people and most Phds act as though their version of reality must be true and so they don't have to answer anyone else's objective disagreements. Instead they ignore or call you names when pushed. This behavior means we are not an honest truth seeking society.
By my deeds I have shown that I use "publicly admitted wrong predictions" to make fundamental scientific discoveries. So when you claim to be a truth seeker, and that is what a real scientist is, then there is only one way to prove you actually seek the public truth. Use the N1CL!
Anyone who claims to be a scientist and won't answer public challenges from anyone is not a real scientist, instead they show they are afraid to stand up for the public truth, or worse, and unfortunately, all too often, they show they are bought and paid for.
Purpose defines methods. The advance of Science, above all, rests on publicly resolving with "objective" evidence, disagreements about how our universe causally works. Therefore these operating principles must regulate a scientists behavior.
"Objective" = we all can potentially see or measure the same data, i.e. it takes at least two of us to create an 'objective' fact. e.g. Scientific Laws must meet an even higher standard. They can be potentially verified by any honest, competent observer. e.g. c, the speed of light in a vacuum always = mcc. You must be a honest eyewitness to create scientific facts.
First, Once you find a question we can not explain causally, you must do predictions organized by cause and effect. The purpose of Science is to predict how our universe works down to its most basic level using "objective measures of cause and effect" we all can see used.
So after you have enough data to take a guess(a hypothesis), then go measure what sticks: = Adjust your prediction by admitting whats wrong with your hypothesis, = using the difference between what measurements you predicted and what you actually measured to improve the hypothesis; then rinse and repeat until you get it right. Perfect means we will never run out of work.
Amazing how many Phds think not admitting when they are wrong is allowed. They do this by "ignoring or adjusting" contradictory data because it contradicts the theoretical dogma they were indoctrinated with(an old story), or much worse, offends who writes their paychecks(an older story).
Second, Amazing how many people, especially many scientists, make this mistake, a cause always occurs before an effect, an effect after its cause(s). e.g. Every ice core sample from Greenland and Antarctica(about 100) going back 800,000 years shows that temperatures rise at least 800 years before CO2 levels start rising and CO2 levels start falling 800 plus years after temperature levels start falling. Ergo, CO2 is an effect, not a cause, just as the Beer-Lambert-Bouguer Lawpredicts. CO2 contribution to global warming is a constant. It is an infrared sponge of very limited capacity.
or you can double the distance and get the same effect. Ergo, any combination of distance doubles and ppm doubles that add up to six and you can't absorb any more. For CO2 its 30 ppm and less than a cubic meter distance, thus at 100 ppm or less it can't absorb any more infrared in our atmosphere.
Why CO2 stops absorbing infrared below 400 ppm.
Third, your data, the measurements are sacrosanct.No Fudging. Lying about the data is the only mortal scientific sin. We all make mistakes and measurements are easier to screw up than most people realize, especially statistics, so when you discover a mistake, admit it asap.
Four, since science is for all of us, you must Give Credit to Those Who Discover First and Publish First, while all involved in publishing and challenging must courteously answer anyone's public disagreement with your facts and reasoning. Credit and courtesy go together.
Five, Last but not least, Real scientists challenge publicly false and incorrect scientific assertions by anyone. I am not a climate warming denier, I am a scientist, and those who push CO2 caused global warming are both factually and theoretically WRONG! Their refusal to answer objections is scientifically dishonest, while going back and deliberately changing original temperature measurements makes them NOT scientists, but propagandists, and in the case of using public monies to falsify data, criminals.
Are any of you who say CO2 causes global warming, willing to answer my charges in public on the N1CL? Challenge me on the record. Let's see whose data and theory backing up the data wins.
Yes we can do real science together, it starts with admitting when you are wrong in public after you have published. Doing that is the essence of being a dogooder = a scientist. Doing good absolutely requires we get our facts and reasoning straight, especially when we are dealing with the lives of everyone on Earth.
Until we actually publicly and expeditiously resolve my prediction that CO2 can not cause global warming as a greenhouse gas, we can not call ourselves an honest society that actually does real science.


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The Glastonbury Tarot is a mix of Arthurian, Pagan and Christian influence, and the myths, history, traditions and residents of the small town/sacred site of Glastonbury, England, form the basis of this brilliantly-coloured tarot deck.
I fell in love with this deck after visiting the small English town of Glastonbury with my boyfriend as a 17th birthday present last year. Glastonbury is a wonderful town full of legend and surrounded by myth and history: so much so that it is often difficult to tell those myths apart from the history! It is certainly an amazing place which manages to house Pagans and Christians alike in an awe-inspiring harmony, and the comfortable, open atmosphere of the town makes Glastonbury seem like a whole world in itself, set apart from the rest of England. This is certainly ironic, considering the fact that in ancient times Glastonbury actually became an island for most of the year, thus giving rise to the Arthurian-Pagan legend of Avalon.
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