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\section*{Acknowledgments}
This work is a collaborative action that is partially supported by the European project ECSEL InSecTT\footnote{\url{www.insectt.eu}, InSecTT: ECSEL Joint Undertaking (JU) under grant agreement No 876038. The JU receives support from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program and Austria, Sweden, Spain, Italy, France, Portugal, Ireland, Finland, Slovenia, Poland, Netherlands, Turkey. The document reflects only the author's view and the Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.} and by the French National Research Agency (ANR) in the framework of the \textit{Investissements d'avenir} program (ANR-10-AIRT-05, irtnanoelec
~and benefited from the French Jean Zay supercomputer thanks to the \textit{AI dynamic access} program.

\subsection{Impact of filtered data sets.}
We begin by evaluating CIFAR10 and SVHN regular models on low-pass and high-pass filtered images. Results are presented in Figure \ref{cifar10_svhn_acc}. For CIFAR10, we notice that the accuracy of a model decreases much slower than SVHN when evaluated on more and more high-pass filtered images. We obtain an opposite result for SVHN with low-pass filtered data.
We can therefore assume that the informative features learned by the regular model are more focused on the LSF task for SVHN and are more spread between LSF and HSF tasks for CIFAR10. This analysis is consistent with the intrinsic frequency features of the data sets that is revealed by a classical Fourier analysis (presented in~Figure \ref{cifar10_svhn_imnet_freq}, top row) that actually shows a quite narrow spectrum for SVHN (towards LSF) and a spread spectrum for CIFAR10.

\begin{figure}[t]
\begin{center}
   \includegraphics[width=0.5\linewidth]{fig/cifar10and_svhn_acc_base.pdf}
\end{center}
\caption{CIFAR10 and SVHN. Accuracy of a regular model on low-pass  and high-pass filtered data set, for different filtering intensities.}
\label{cifar10_svhn_acc}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}[t]
\begin{center}
   \includegraphics[width=0.45\linewidth]{fig/cifar10_svhn_imnet_freq_images.pdf}
\end{center}
\caption{CIFAR10, SVHN and Small Imagenet data sets.  Magnitude of the Fourier spectrum for clean images. Low frequencies are at the center, and high frequencies at the corners.}
\label{cifar10_svhn_imnet_freq}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}[t]
\begin{center}
   \includegraphics[width=0.6\linewidth]{fig/cifar10_svhn_acc_plot.pdf}
\end{center}
\caption{CIFAR10 and SVHN. Test set accuracy of models trained on filtered data sets. (See Figure~\ref{filt_exemple} for filtering intensity effect)}
\label{cifar10_svhn_acc_tab}
\end{figure}

The accuracy of models $M^{low}_i$ and $M^{high}_i$ for various $i$, presented in Figure \ref{cifar10_svhn_acc_tab}, further highlights this phenomenon. The accuracy reached by models $M^{low}_i$ decreases much slower for SVHN than for CIFAR10, as the filtering intensity increases (and the inverse phenomenon is observable for high-pass filtering). This agrees with previous results (Figure \ref{cifar10_svhn_acc}), i.e. the useful information for the classification task is more distributed in the frequency spectrum for CIFAR10 compared to SVHN for which the information is predominantly concentrated in the low frequencies.

\subsection{Sensitivity to high spatial frequency noise.}

We investigate the sensitivity of regular models to perturbations in specific frequencies. For that purpose, we use a similar procedure as in \cite{yinfourier2020}: the sensitivity is measured as the error rate of the model on a set of examples perturbed with noise located only in those spatial frequencies. More precisely, for a clean input image $x \in \mathbb{R}^{n \times n \times c}$, each channel is perturbed independently by the addition of a noise $rv U_{i,j}$, where $U_{i,j}$ is a Fourier basis matrix for coordinates $(i,j)$ in the Fourier domain, $r$ is chosen randomly in $\{ -1 ,1\}$, and $v$ controls the magnitude of the perturbation. We then measure the error rate of a model on $1,000$ well-classified test set examples perturbed with this type of noise, as a function of $(i,j)$.
We focus our analysis on CIFAR10 and SVHN, two data sets with the same image size, and we experimentally set $v=4$. Results are presented in Figure \ref{cifar10_svhn_sensi_freq} (top row). We notice that a CIFAR10 regular model is more sensitive to LSF and HSF noise, while a SVHN regular model is more sensitive to LSF and not to high and very high frequencies.

For CIFAR10, we also investigate the sensitivity of models $M^{low}_i$. Results are presented in Figure \ref{cifar10_svhn_sensi_freq} (middle and bottom rows). Interestingly, we notice that the models $M^{low}_i$ become less sensitive to HSF as $i$ decreases (i.e. as the low-pass filtering intensity increases). Therefore, for CIFAR10, training a model on low-pass filtered images brings robustness against HSF perturbations. However, this robustness would be useless if adversarial perturbations were to rely on a broader spectrum than only HSF. We investigate this in the following section.

\label{sensitivity_noise}
\begin{figure}[t!]
\begin{center}
   \includegraphics[width=0.4\linewidth]{fig/cifar10_svhn_sensi_freq_2.pdf}
\end{center}
\caption{CIFAR10 and SVHN. Error rate of models on data perturbed with Fourier constrained noise. Value at $(i,j)$ measures the error rate on data perturbed with noise along Fourier basis matrice $U_{i,j}$. Low frequencies are located at the center, and high frequencies at the corner. High values (red color) denote a high sensibility, and low values (blue color) denote a low sensibility.}
\label{cifar10_svhn_sensi_freq}
\end{figure}
\subsection{Frequency-based regularization}
    \label{Constraint on low and high frequencies}

To enforce a model $M_{\theta}$ to rely on information relative to the LSF or HSF task, we define the following loss function $L^{freq}$, which acts on the logits.

\begin{equation}
\begin{split}
    L^{freq}_{i,j}(\theta, x,y) = & L^{E}(\theta, x, y)
      + \lambda_1 \left\| f(x) - f(x^{low}_i) \right\|_2^2  \\
    & + \lambda_2 \left\| f(x) - f(x^{high}_j) \right\|_2^2
\end{split}
\label{loss L_all}
\end{equation}

For readability, when $\lambda_1=0$ (i.e. constraint is only focused on the HSF task) the loss is simply noted as $L^{high}_i$, and for $\lambda_2=0$ as $L^{low}_i$. During training, the cross-entropy part $L^{E}$ makes the model to learn useful features to solve the regular classification task. The second part (moderated by $\lambda_1$ and $\lambda_2$) constraints the model to extract useful features coherently to the LSF and HSF tasks.

For CIFAR10 and SVHN, the loss functions considered are $L^{low}_i$ and $L^{high}_i$ for $i \in \left\{2,4,6,8,10\right\}$, and $L^{freq}_{i,j}$
for $(i,j) \in \left\{ (10,4), (4,12), (6,3), (6,10), (8,6), (6,8) \right\}$. For Small ImageNet, as each model training is costly, we consider the loss functions $L^{low}_i$, $L^{high}_i$  and $L^{freq}_{i,j}$ for representatives values in $\left\{ 10,20,40,60 \right\}$.
For conciseness purpose when presenting results, the subscript '${*}$' means that equal results are reached whatever the intensity of the filtering.

\subsection{Do the intrinsic frequency properties of the data bias the level of adversarial robustness?}
\label{iv_b}
\input{table/cifar10_svhn_imnet_Llow_Lhigh}

Results for $L^{low}$ and $L^{high}$, presented in Table \ref{cifar10_svhn_imnet_Llow_Lhigh}, allow for a first important observation. Indeed, we see that the same constraint induces very different effects on the robustness, depending on the data set at stake. For CIFAR10 and Small ImageNet we observe no robustness when considering separate losses $L^{low}_{*}$ or $L^{high}_{*}$. On the contrary, models trained on SVHN with $L^{low}$ present an interesting level of adversarial robustness depending on the intensity level.
This observation appears as coherent with different frequency properties of the data sets highlighted in Section \ref{Frequency analysis and transferability}: the information learned by models trained on CIFAR10 and Small ImageNet are spread over the whole frequency spectrum, and -- on the contrary -- focused on LSF for SVHN. To further investigate this link, we proceed to check if a CIFAR10 model trained with $L^{low}$ would still reach some robustness on low-pass filtered data (i.e. train with $L^{low}_{i}(\theta,x^{low},y)$). In other words, we try to exclude the high spatial frequencies, which are predominantly non robust, and that we assume to explain this complete lack of robustness. To that purpose, we train models with $L^{low}_i$ ($i=6,8,10,12$) on low-pass filtered versions of CIFAR10 ($i=2,4,10$). Thus, we ensure that the model learns features strictly focused in the LSF.
Interestingly, we measure a slight but true and non-negligible robustness for some models with loss $L^{low}$ (up to an adversarial accuracy of $0.11$).

As robustness is noticed for SVHN with $L^{low}$ or for CIFAR10 with $L^{low}$ on low-pass filtered data, a first conclusion is that a model relying predominantly on useful features of the LSF task can be made more robust with low-frequency based constraint ($L^{low}$).
Moreover, these models also share a non-sensitivity to high and very high frequencies (cf. Section~\ref{Frequency analysis and transferability}), which highlights another influential factor on the robustness of a model trained with the loss $L^{low}$.

\input{table/cifar10_svhn_imnet_Lfreq}

However, is a frequency-based regularization suitable for complex data sets such as CIFAR10 or Small ImageNet? In Table \ref{cifar10_svhn_imnet_Lfreq}, we present results with a constraint spanning a wider spectrum ($\lambda_1 > 0$, $\lambda_2 > 0$). For SVHN, as expected, the combined constraints does not enable to reach better robustness compared to the loss $L^{low}$, as the combination of the two constraints is not compatible with the intrinsic frequency properties of the data set: information is predominantly concentrated in the low frequencies. For Small ImageNet and CIFAR10 the combined constraint forces the model to learn informative features for the LSF and HSF tasks, which are mainly robust as features informative of the LSF task are mostly robust, as shown in Section~\ref{Transferability} for CIFAR10. Interestingly, stronger level of robustness is observed for Small ImageNet and we hypothesize that the impact of the combined constraint is all the more efficient that the frequency spectrum is wider.

\subsection{Is frequency-based regularization compatible with adversarial training ?}
\label{Combination with adversarial training}
\input{combination_adv_training_v2.tex}

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\subsection{Open questions}
\label{open_question}
\textcolor{red}{cela me parait tres compliqué de parler d'outlier ou de choses inexpliquées alors que toutes les expériences n'ont pas pu être faites (i.e. tous les (i,j)). Il ne faut pas que cette partie se transforme en un argumentaire pour ne pas accepter ce papier sous prétexte qu'il ne serait pas assez mature pour ça...}
Throughout this paper, we shed light on frequency-related properties, which condition the \textit{existence} of robustness for models constrained with loss functions $L^{freq}_{i,j}$.
However, as noticed in Tables \ref{cifar10_svhn_imnet_Llow_Lhigh} and \ref{cifar10_svhn_imnet_Lfreq}, there are sometimes outliers in terms of observed robustness.  As an example, we observe that no robustness is observed for loss $L^{low}_{10}$. Similarly, we notice the same non-robustness for very specific filtering values for the loss $L^{freq}$.
In parallel, when robustness is achieved, the adversarial accuracy $Acc_{adv}$ is not interpretable in terms of filtering strength ($i$).
These observations indicate that even if we found \textit{general conditions} which strongly correlate with observed robustness, there exists sophisticated specificities, which have still to be investigated.
Among these specificities, we hypothesize that different filtering values correspond to concepts which share more or less robust features with the base task. Therefore, the same constraint with different filtering intensities result in different levels of robustness.
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\section{Introduction}
\label{ntroduction}
\input{introduction.tex}

\section{Related work}
\label{Related work}
\input{related_work.tex}

\section{Preliminaries}
\label{Preliminaries}
\input{preliminaries.tex}

\section{Frequency properties of data and models}
\label{Frequency analysis and transferability}
\input{frequency_analysis.tex}

\section{Transferability analysis}
\label{Transferability}
\input{transferability.tex}

\section{Adversarial robustness of frequency-constrained models}
\label{Constraints on frequencies}
\input{frequency_constraints_v2.tex}

\section{Conclusion}
\label{Conclusion}
\input{conclusion.tex}

\bibliographystyle{ieeetr}

\subsection{Notations}
    \label{Notations}

A neural network model $M_\theta$, with parameters $\theta$, classifies an input $x \in \mathbb{R}^d$ to a label $M_{\theta}(x) \in \left\{ 1 \dots C \right\}$. $L^{E}(\theta, x, y)$ denotes the cross-entropy loss for $M_\theta$ and $(x,y)$ an input with its corresponding ground-truth label.
The pre-softmax function of $M_\theta$ (the logits) is denoted as $f: \mathbb{R}^d \rightarrow \mathbb{R}^C$.
We denote $x^{low}_i$ and $x^{high}_i$ respectively the low-pass and high-pass filtered versions of $x$ at intensity $i$ (see Section \ref{Filtering with the Fourier transform}).
The \textit{LSF task} (resp. \textit{HSF task}) refers to the classification task where inputs have been low-pass (resp. high-pass) filtered at some intensity, i.e. where input-label pairs correspond to $(x^{low}_i, y)$ (resp. $(x^{high}_i, y)$) for some $i$. $M^{low}_i$ (resp. $M^{high}_i$) denotes a model trained for the LSF (resp. HSF) task.
The accuracy is denoted by $Acc$, and the adversarial accuracy ($Acc_{adv}$) denotes the accuracy of a model on a set of adversarial examples.

\begin{figure*}[t]
\begin{center}
   \includegraphics[width=0.95\linewidth]{fig/filtrage_exemple.pdf}
\end{center}
\caption{Original image (left). Low-pass filtered images with corresponding mask (first row). High-pass filtered images (magnified for visualization) with corresponding mask (bottom row). For the Fourier domain masks, white denotes value $1$ and black value $0$.~\textbf{For LSF, low filtering intensity means restricted low-pass filtering. For HSF, high filtering intensity means restricted high-pass filtering.}}
\label{filt_exemple}
\end{figure*}

    \subsection{Filtering with the Fourier transform}
    \label{Filtering with the Fourier transform}

Low or high-pass filtering is performed by deleting the undesired spatial frequencies in the Fourier domain thanks to a boolean mask $\Omega \in \left\{ 0,1 \right\}^{n \times n}$, similarly to~\cite{sharma2019lowfreq, wang2020highfrequency, wang2020towards, yinfourier2020}. We note $\mathcal{F}$ and $\mathcal{F}^{-1}$ the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT), and its inverse function, respectively. For a gray-scale image $a \in \mathbb{R}^{n \times n}$,
$\mathcal{F}_c(a) \in \mathbb{C}^{n \times n}$ denotes the centered variant of $\mathcal{F}(a) \in \mathbb{C}^{n \times n}$ (i.e. coeffients for low frequencies are located at the center, and those for high-frequencies at the corners). The filtered image is then obtained classically as $x^{freq}=\mathcal{F}^{-1}\big(\mathcal{F}_c(a) \odot \Omega\big)$, with $\odot$ the Hadamard product.
For a color image, the procedure is applied to each of the channels.
We note $x^{low}_i$ for $\Omega$ corresponding to 1's only in the $2i \times 2i$ square in the middle, and $x^{high}_i$ for $\Omega$ corresponding to 1's only outside the $2i \times 2i$ square. In consequence, for low-pass (resp. high-pass) filtering, the smaller (resp. the higher) the intensity $i$, the stronger the filter is.
We illustrate this process in Figure~\ref{filt_exemple}.

    \subsection{Data sets and models}
    \label{data_sets_models}

We consider CIFAR10 \cite{kriz12}, SVHN \cite{Netzer2011} and a custom-built data set, named \textit{Small ImageNet}, built by extracting $10$ meta classes from the ImageNet ILSVRC2012 benchmark. For each meta class, we extracted $3000$ images from the original training set and $300$ images from the non-blacklisted validation set. All input images are scaled to $\left[ 0,1 \right]$.
CIFAR10 and SVHN, both involving color images of size $32 \times 32$ allow to make comparisons and draw conclusions about phenomenon observed. \textit{Small ImageNet}, composed of $224 \times 224$ color images, enables to extrapolate results on images with higher definition.
For SVHN we use a model inspired from VGG \cite{Simonyan15}, for CIFAR10 we use a WideResNet28-8 model \cite{Zagoruyko2016WRN}, and for \textit{Small Imagenet} we consider a MobileNetV2 model \cite{mobilenetv2}.
All details about \textit{Small Imagenet} and the training hyper-parameters are presented in the code repository of this work\footnote{\url{https://gitlab.emse.fr/remi.bernhard/Frequency_and_Robustness/}\label{gitlab}}.

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Acne is an inflammatory skin condition, commonly affecting the face, chest and back. It is one of the most common skin conditions, affecting up to 80-90% of adolescents. Acne affects young adults the most, but it can also be a problem for older people. It usually starts in puberty when skin glands produce excess grease.
There are a different range of treatments depending on the severity of the acne, such as gels, creams or lotions that are applied directly to the skin for mild acne, to oral antibiotics for more severe acne.
Eczema, or dermatitis as it is sometimes called, is a group of skin conditions which can affect all age groups. The severity of the disease can vary. In mild forms the skin is dry, hot and itchy, whilst in more severe forms the skin can become broken, raw and bleeding. Although it can sometimes look unpleasant, eczema is not contagious. With treatment the inflammation of eczema can be reduced, though the skin will always be sensitive to flare-ups and will need extra care.
Psoriasis is a dry, scaly skin condition in which skin cells are reproduced too quickly. It can start at any age, but most often develops between 11 and 45 years old, often at puberty. Psoriasis usually appears as red, scaly patches that when scraped or scratched reveal fine silvery scales. The patches, which appear mostly on the knees, elbows, and the scalp, may itch and feel uncomfortable, but psoriasis can appear anywhere on the body. Psoriasis cannot be cured, but emollients, skin softeners and topical drug therapy can successfully keep the condition under control.


This Saturday I celebrate one year of following Weight Watchers. It's hard to believe that it's been a year already. I had about twenty pounds to lose when I started, and a little over four months into the program I was at my goal weight and became a lifetime member (aka I get all the perks without having to pay!) The past eight months I've been successfully maintaining my weight. This morning when my feet hit the scale (as they do every morning) I was a pound under my goal weight.
My Mom started Weight Watchers about a week after I did. This morning I got a text from her stating that she had lost a total of 50 pounds on the program. She was overjoyed. And so was I. We've encouraged and supported each other throughout the year, and the results have been well-worth our efforts. I'm so proud of you, Mom!
Weight Watchers doesn't pay me to promote their program. I just truly believe it works. Through the program my relationship with food has completely changed. I've learned how to make healthy eating a lifestyle. I've learned balance. I've enjoyed all of my favorite foods. I've eaten new and exciting foods. I've become a better cook (a personal lifetime goal of mine). I've built discipline into my life, and I've seen that discipline carry over into others of my life as well.
Overall it's been an awesome experience, and I don't plan on quitting any time soon!
One of the funnest things about being on Weight Watchers has been learning new skills in the kitchen. My Mom and I have shared many recipes and food finds with each other this past year, and it's made the journey a little more exciting.
So in honor of one year of Weight Watchin', I thought I'd share a very simple, zero-point food swap that could save you lots of calories (or points, or carbs). If you're from South Louisiana or St. Lucia (like my hubby) you probably eat about 85% of your meals with or over rice. I know Kevin and I do. But eating rice can rack up your Weight Watcher points in no time.
Wouldn't be awesome if there was a zero-point substitute for rice?
Doesn't it look just like rice?
You'll notice a slight difference in taste and texture, but if you follow this simple recipe, it'll be a great swap for rice when you're needing to save some points/calories for that homemade brownie that keeps staring you in the face.
1. Place frozen cauliflower into a microwave safe dish. Add about 2 Tablespoons of water to the cauliflower. Cover the dish with plastic wrap and microwave for 5-6 minutes.
2. Pour the cauliflower into a colander and let it drip dry for a few minutes.
3. Take handfuls of the cauliflower and put it into a food processor. Give it a few good pulses. It should immediately start looking like rice.
4. Pour the "cauliflower rice" into a bowl and continue the process until all the cauliflower has transformed. (It took me three rounds of filling and emptying the food processor). Add salt and pepper to taste if you'd like.
I ate mine under a heap of homemade red beans. I called it red beans and cauliflower rice.
And then I had a brownie.


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Build a Game with UDK
Geoff Sholler
Get started with the Unreal Development Kit and make your very first game!
Familiarize yourself with the development environment used by many professional game studios
Mould a world using a powerful terrain editing tool
Learn how to build buildings and interiors
Get to grips with the basics of making particle-based special effects
Make suitable soundscapes using some versatile sound editing tools
Design and create gameplay events to occur within your world using the visual scripting environment, Kismet
Create cutscenes using Matinee
Utilize Unreal's physics engine to create interesting in-game effects
Many of the most popular games are built using toolkits comparable to UDK. Unreal Development Kit tools can help anyone take the ideas in their head and make them into a fully realized, playable world.
Build a Game with UDK is an introduction to the tools of the kit. From knowing about them, to creating virtual worlds, this book will teach you how to use the tools in making an enticing game.
You will learn how to build a world using the extensive art assets provided to you as part of UDK, and we'll also look at creating a virtual world! Once we're done building, we'll populate it with features that bring life to your game. If you're looking to learn how to use professional level tools for making your own games, then this book is for you.
Make games using the Unreal Development Kit
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Geoff Sholler has an interest in video games since he first started playing them around the age of five. Many of his educational decisions were g eared towards the end goal of getting into the business of making them, and as such, he attained a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a focus on Videogame and Graphics Programming from the University of Miami in 2008. After that, he went to the Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy (FIEA) at UCF and earned a Master's degree in the field of Interactive Entertainment. While attending FIEA, he learned to use several professional-scale development toolsets, chief among them UDK. Upon graduating, he was hired by Trendy Entertainment, the makers of the hit game Dungeon Defenders, in a position which nobody can seem to find a proper title for, but Asset Integration Specialist, Level Scripter, and Technical Designer tend to be the most common ways to which he is referred. They all sound better than ''the guy with a technical mindset who knows nearly all of the engine tools really well", which is possibly the most accurate description of his job. He has been working there since January 2012, which means he has been elbow deep in UDK nearly every day for the past two years, including school.

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*Kajsa, originally from southern Sweden, is currently residing in county Wicklow, Ireland with her husband and three children.
Since the business launch in May 2013,Kajsa has written two full books:"Nordicana" by Octopus Publishing Group and "Sew Scandinavian" with CICO Books, contributed to "Craft Camp" by Sterling Publishing and "Craft It Now" by FW Media.
She also enjoyed the position as commissioning editor of her own magazine "Scandinavian Makes" from March 2013-2014.
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import org.apache.velocity.app.VelocityEngine;
import org.openqa.grid.internal.GridRegistry;
import org.openqa.grid.internal.RemoteProxy;
import org.openqa.grid.internal.TestSession;
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You'd be hard pressed to find two music stars that are more diametrically opposed than Cardi B and Taylor Swift. The trash-talking, hyperactive rapper from the Bronx is in the good graces of nearly everyone right now, while Taylor Swift's aw shucks persona has worn people down, and her new music hasn't exactly inspired a lot of love, either.
Swift continues to rule the Billboard charts anyway, but Cardi is coming for the throne. "Bodak Yellow" is all the way up to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week, behind a dominant performance on streaming services. The song's 40.8 million streams last week put it No. 1 in the Streaming Songs category, offsetting a four-spot drop in Digital Song Sales. Swift's single, "Look What You Made Me Do," is still the top dog for the time being, mostly because she is up near the top in several different categories.
Streaming is taking over a lot of these charting numbers, however, and Swift's drop to No. 2 behind Cardi is significant as a result. There's a roughly 900,000 stream gap between Cardi and Swift at this point, and that could continue to grow based on current trends. Smelling a potential victory, Cardi fans are taking to social media in an attempt to power Cardi into the No. 1 spot on the Hot 100, in part because they want to see her take down Swift in the process.
I'm so here for Cardi B (a female rapper) dethroning Taylor Swift on the Hot 100 with a ratchet bop.
Swift's fans are notoriously devout, so this is going to be an uphill battle if Cardi fans really want to make this happen. There's a six-slot gap between the two on the Radio Songs chart, and that will be hard for Cardi to close. The question will be whether Cardi can close that even a little bit while she continues running up the score in the Streaming Songs category.
If there's any justice in the world, "Bodak Yellow" will surge to No. 1. We're about to find out who has the more passionate fans after this week of listening.


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Food poverty: You might not choose the food you eat
In a wealthy country like Germany, can everyone get enough healthy food? It's not that simple. Income, education and employment are closely linked to health.
A state in danger - special legal order introduced in Hungary
Published: 1 April 2020
The Hungarian Parliament passed an Act on the Protection Against the Coronavirus. It gives an already authoritarian government extraordinary, dangerous powers.
The lost amour of journalistic integrity: how violence develops and where it can lead
This essayistic anachronism imagines Böll's novella The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum (1974) as if it were unfolding in contemporary times in an era of populism and rising conservatism, in which female sexuality is still richly milked as a sensational cover for abuse of patriarchal power.
The Unthinkable in Climate Change: A View from Asia on Literature and Politics
Amitav Ghosh's new book "The Great Derangement" examines climate change and climate policy from unusual perspectives. It is bound to get much international attention because it asks some fundamental new questions concerning the handling of climate change in literature and activist politics, and because it represents a well-known voice from Asia.
Agenda 2030: A new path for all?
In September 2015, leaders from 193 countries gathered in New York to adopt 17 Sustainable Development Goals. In this speech, Barbara Unmüßig analyzes, why these goals are not yet a paradigm shift.
Two thirds of European oil refineries ready for tar sands imports
More than two thirds of European oil refineries are now equipped to process tar sands, research has found, raising fears the EU is ready to welcome a flood of imports of one of the most environmentally devastating fuels in production.
Could the Elections End Canada's Carbon Capture?
Since taking office in 2006, Prime Minister Stephen Harper has focused on turning Canada into an energy superpower. The strategy behind this is the proposed doubling of the extraction of oil from Canada's bituminous tar sands, located primarily in the western province of Alberta.
Young black women occupy spaces and change Brazilian reality
In Brazil, women of color face double discrimination because of their gender and skin color. Most often, they live in favelas - the slums of the poor at the cities' outskirts. Manoela Vianna reports about three women who fight for a change
Dirty Deals - How trade talks threaten to undermine EU climate policies and bring tar sands to Europe
The United States and Canadian governments are using ongoing trade talks to push the European Union to allow devastating tar sands unfettered access to its market.


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Mizo anti-corruption watchdog PRISM to contest LS polls alone
Party decides to go solo after rejecting invitation from Cong and Zoram People's Movement to join pre-poll alliance, says president Vanlalruata
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16 Mar, 2019 at 07:11 AM
Aizawl: The People's Representation for Identity and Status of Mizoram (PRISM), an anti-corruption watchdog turned political party, on Friday said it would contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections alone.
Election to the lone Lok Sabha seat will be held in a single phase on April 11.
PRISM president Vanlalruata said the party has decided to go solo in the upcoming polls after rejecting invitation from Congress and Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) to join the pre-poll alliance.
He said that the Prism, after thorough deliberation, came to the conclusion that it is not convenient to be part of the alliance as the party has separate principle to promote Christianity and Mizo community by unifying all the Mizo tribes living in different parts of the country and the globe.
The leader said that their main poll agenda is to introduce Right to Secessionist Bill in Parliament to enable the Mizos achieve self-determination and also to ensure that the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill it is not tabled again. He added that the party will announce its candidate on Monday.
Prism is a newly floated political party. It has contested the state assembly election held on November 28 last year by fielding 13 seats but won none.
Meanwhile, state BJP said that it will convene a meeting on Saturday to finalise the party candidates for Lok Sabha seat and assembly by-election to Aizawl West-I seat.
The party is likely to announce its candidates on Monday, party sources said.
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Meet the Junior Michael Jackson from Mumbai.
This kid Gauransh Chauhan from Mumbai got fame from Michael Jackson Fan page. He is a brilliant dancer and a huge fan of legendary dancer Michael Jackson.
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Aurora Networks and Alpha Technologies Combat Monitoring Issues with an Industry-First Solution
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Integrated solution enables cable operators to efficiently monitor power in architectures incorporating Virtual Hub Technology
ATLANTA – SCTE Cable-Tec Expo booth #1944 – October 22, 2013 – Aurora Networks, Inc., the number one optical access solution provider for cable operators, today announced it has combined capabilities with Alpha Technologies, worldwide power solutions leader. By integrating the monitoring of Alpha's power supply with Aurora Networks' node and Opti-Trace™ element management system (EMS), the companies provide the first solution to efficiently monitor and manage the power source in all-optical portions of the network. The solution will be on display at this year's SCTE Cable-Tec Expo.
Aurora Networks' VHub™ is the most widely deployed virtual hub in the industry, deployed in all-optical environments. VHub eliminates the real estate costs of a typical hub, reduces powering expenses, lowers capital expenses and speeds new revenue generation. As a result of close collaboration with Alpha, for the first time the challenges associated with monitoring the external power supply in non-coaxial portions of the network have been solved. Operators can now monitor, detect and proactively address any issues impacting the external power supply without resorting to clunky and expensive solutions.
Aurora Networks will have a live demonstration at its booth, #1944, in addition to a demonstration at Alpha's booth, #854. Leading experts from Aurora Networks will be on site to discuss industry trends and answer questions on solutions and technologies.
What Aurora Networks Says
"Virtual hubs are a highly-useful tool for cable operators in today's network architectures," said John Dahlquist, vice president of marketing, Aurora Networks. "By combining our expertise with the dominant supplier of external power supplies for this technology, Alpha, we have simply taken another step in helping our customers to prepare their networks for today and the future evolution to broadband."
What Alpha Technologies Says
"Power supply monitoring is essential to network performance given the demand for high-quality, high-reliability networks," said Rob Anderson, senior director of product management, Alpha Technologies. "Through the combined efforts of Aurora Networks and Alpha, operators are now able to efficiently and cost-effectively monitor power supplies in today's evolving fiber-rich cable networks."
About Aurora Networks
As the number one optical access solution provider for cable operators, Aurora Networks is dedicated to the evolution of the broadband industry by providing optimized solutions that enable operators to accommodate ever-growing capacity needs. Along with its superior customer service and support, Aurora Networks is delivering innovation for the future. To learn more about Aurora Networks' core solutions, please call 408-235-7000 or visit www.aurora.com.
About Alpha Technologies
Alpha Technologies Inc., a member of The Alpha Group, provides the communications industry with the most reliable, technologically advanced and cost-effective powering solutions available. Alpha offers innovative and custom-configured powering solutions designed to meet the complex demands of today's power grid, built to support future expansion and provide unlimited opportunity. Widely used in cable television, communications and data networks worldwide, Alpha products have earned a reputation for reliability and performance. Alpha provides a full line of power products including: standby, non-standby and uninterruptible power supplies, surge suppressors, enclosures, batteries and powering accessories.
Aurora Networks and the Aurora Networks logo are registered trademarks and VHub and Opti-Trace are trademarks of Aurora Networks, Inc. in the United States and other countries. Other marks are the property of their respective owners and are used here only for identification purposes.
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package org.elasticsearch.xpack.ml.job.persistence;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.message.ParameterizedMessage;
import org.elasticsearch.action.bulk.BulkRequest;
import org.elasticsearch.action.bulk.BulkResponse;
import org.elasticsearch.action.index.IndexRequest;
import org.elasticsearch.client.Client;
import org.elasticsearch.common.util.concurrent.ThreadContext;
import org.elasticsearch.common.xcontent.ToXContent;
import org.elasticsearch.common.xcontent.XContentBuilder;
import org.elasticsearch.xpack.core.ml.job.results.Bucket;
import org.elasticsearch.xpack.core.ml.job.results.BucketInfluencer;
import org.elasticsearch.xpack.ml.job.process.normalizer.BucketNormalizable;
import org.elasticsearch.xpack.ml.job.process.normalizer.Normalizable;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.List;

import static org.elasticsearch.common.xcontent.XContentFactory.jsonBuilder;
import static org.elasticsearch.xpack.core.ClientHelper.ML_ORIGIN;

/**
 * Interface for classes that update {@linkplain Bucket Buckets}
 * for a particular job with new normalized anomaly scores and
 * unusual scores.
 *

 * Renormalized results must already have an ID.
 *

 * This class is NOT thread safe.
 */
public class JobRenormalizedResultsPersister {

    private static final Logger logger = LogManager.getLogger(JobRenormalizedResultsPersister.class);

    /**
     * Execute bulk requests when they reach this size
     */
    static final int BULK_LIMIT = 10000;

    private final String jobId;
    private final Client client;
    private BulkRequest bulkRequest;

    public JobRenormalizedResultsPersister(String jobId, Client client) {
        this.jobId = jobId;
        this.client = client;
        bulkRequest = new BulkRequest();
    }

    public void updateBucket(BucketNormalizable normalizable) {
        updateResult(normalizable.getId(), normalizable.getOriginatingIndex(), normalizable.getBucket());
        updateBucketInfluencersStandalone(normalizable.getOriginatingIndex(), normalizable.getBucket().getBucketInfluencers());
    }

    private void updateBucketInfluencersStandalone(String indexName, List<BucketInfluencer> bucketInfluencers) {
        if (bucketInfluencers != null && bucketInfluencers.isEmpty() == false) {
            for (BucketInfluencer bucketInfluencer : bucketInfluencers) {
                updateResult(bucketInfluencer.getId(), indexName, bucketInfluencer);
            }
        }
    }

    public void updateResults(List<Normalizable> normalizables) {
        for (Normalizable normalizable : normalizables) {
            updateResult(normalizable.getId(), normalizable.getOriginatingIndex(), normalizable);
        }
    }

    public void updateResult(String id, String index, ToXContent resultDoc) {
        try (XContentBuilder content = toXContentBuilder(resultDoc)) {
            bulkRequest.add(new IndexRequest(index).id(id).source(content));
        } catch (IOException e) {
            logger.error(new ParameterizedMessage("[{}] Error serialising result", jobId), e);
        }
        if (bulkRequest.numberOfActions() >= BULK_LIMIT) {
            executeRequest();
        }
    }

    private XContentBuilder toXContentBuilder(ToXContent obj) throws IOException {
        XContentBuilder builder = jsonBuilder();
        obj.toXContent(builder, ToXContent.EMPTY_PARAMS);
        return builder;
    }

    /**
     * Execute the bulk action
     */
    public void executeRequest() {
        if (bulkRequest.numberOfActions() == 0) {
            return;
        }
        logger.trace("[{}] ES API CALL: bulk request with {} actions", jobId, bulkRequest.numberOfActions());

        try (ThreadContext.StoredContext ignore = client.threadPool().getThreadContext().stashWithOrigin(ML_ORIGIN)) {
            BulkResponse addRecordsResponse = client.bulk(bulkRequest).actionGet();
            if (addRecordsResponse.hasFailures()) {
                logger.error("[{}] Bulk index of results has errors: {}", jobId, addRecordsResponse.buildFailureMessage());
            }
        }

        bulkRequest = new BulkRequest();
    }

    BulkRequest getBulkRequest() {
        return bulkRequest;
    }
}


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Atul Gawande on Taming the Coronavirus
With David Remnick
Illustration by Golden Cosmos
Can a vaccine be distributed fairly? What will be the impact if a huge number of people remain opposed to taking it? At a pivotal moment in battling the coronavirus, the New Yorker staff writer Atul Gawande—recently appointed to President-elect Joe Biden's COVID-19 task force—walks David Remnick through some of the challenges of the next six months. Plus, the director Steve McQueen discusses his film series "Small Axe," set in London's West Indian community; and Larissa MacFarquhar looks at what happens to families in Haredi Jewish communities when one parent leaves the faith.
The staff writer on some of the challenges to vaccination.
Steve McQueen Comes Home
The director of "Twelve Years a Slave" makes a series of films that draw upon his own history, in West Indian London.
Navigating Divorce Within Religious Communities
The staff writer Larissa MacFarquhar on what happens to families in Haredi Jewish communities when one parent leaves the faith.
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When One Parent Leaves a Hasidic Community, What Happens to the Kids?
The irreconcilable differences between Orthodoxy and secularism increasingly end up in court.
By Larissa MacFarquhar
The New Yorker Interview
Atul Gawande on Coronavirus Vaccines and Prospects for Ending the Pandemic
The New Yorker staff writer, now a member of President-elect Biden's COVID-19 advisory board, discusses when a vaccine might be ready for distribution, who should receive it, and whether eradicating the virus is possible.
By David Remnick
How Standup Comedians Are Finding Ways to Laugh During the Pandemic
Despite coronavirus restrictions and questionable venues, New York City's comedians have found a way to keep performing.


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A few passing clouds. Low 71F. Winds light and variable.
New owners of The Orchards Mall are making a pitch to potential anchor stores by offering three years of no rent. The Benton Township mall is set to lose its last anchor store, J.C. Penney, on July 5.
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Orchards Mall offering rent incentive to potential stores
BENTON TOWNSHIP — The new owner of The Orchards Mall is getting creative in an effort to add an anchor store.
Durga Property Holdings Inc., which is listed as the owner of the mall, is offering three years of no rent to any big box store willing to set up shop at the Benton Township mall.
Montu Bedi, an administrative developer of Bedi and Associates LLC, is handling business development affairs for the mall on behalf of Durga Property Holdings.
With J.C. Penney expected to close July 5 – which is the mall's last anchor store – Bedi said they have hired a company to begin reaching out to other big box stores.
Bedi said they offered J.C. Penney three years of rent-free space, but the retailer's corporate office rejected the deal.
"We would be willing to extend that offer to any anchor store that is willing to come to Orchards Mall," Bedi said. "We have put a plan in place, but it will take some time to get it to where it needs to be. Building Rome doesn't happen overnight. With the amount of turmoil that's happened there, it will take some time."
Bedi commended Berrien County on its willingness to work with the mall and said he believes a lot can be done if an anchor store comes to the mall.
"Malls are not what they used to be, but it has great potential," Bedi said. "I was amazed when I drove around and saw some of the developments. "Had (the mall's previous owners) communicated with the county and township, they would have gotten some help."
The mall has had trouble keeping its anchor stores in recent years.
J.C. Penney's corporate office announced it would be shuttering its Benton Township location in March this year.
Penney's announced closure came a year after the mall lost Carson's – which also had long served as an anchor store.
Prior to that, a full-service Sears store closed a decade ago.


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With fossil evidence dating back 350 million years, the cockroach is the world's oldest surviving insect. It's also one of the most significant pests found in homes, apartments, restaurants, and other commercial-type structures. They feed in damp and unsanitary places such as sewers, and the filth can be spread to food, counters and other surfaces where food is prepared. They contaminate far more food than they eat. Since cockroaches vary in food preferences and living situations, it is important to be able to identify the species for proper treatment protocols.
The American cockroach is also known as a "waterbug" or "sewer roach" and is the most common species found in city sewer systems. Despite the name, these roaches are not native to North America, and were probably stowaways on ships sailing in from Africa! These pests can access structures via your bathroom drains, although you are more likely to find them in larger, commercial structures. They will feed on a variety of food, but have a preference for fermented foods, and will even feed on book bindings, clothing, glossy paper if starch is detected.
The first step to eliminating American Cockroaches is sanitation! Limiting food resources and water will reduce the breeding potential of the population and make your home less attractive. Cleaning up debris and leaf litter will eliminate hiding places and reduce the carrying capacity of the space adjacent to the home. American Cockroaches are fairly large—sealing cracks and crevices will reduce the likelihood that they will enter the home. Installing sweeps and seals on the doors will also help.
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Dan Hill (born 15 July 2002) is a professional rugby league footballer who plays as a  or er  for St Helens in the Betfred Super League.

He previously played for the Widnes Vikings in the Betfred Championship.

Hill made his first team début for Saints in April 2022 against the Castleford Tigers.

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St Helens profile
Saints Heritage Society profile
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2002 births
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IoT applications and verticals deliver many benefits that include increased business productivity and better quality of life. At the same time, IoT also presents social challenges. For example, better quality of life, which often depends on data representing personal attributes and behavior, is confounded by security, privacy, and cyber autonomy concerns – will you be allowed to be anonymous in your AV-based mobility as a service? Similarly, increased productivity often means reduced costs through reduced human work – what does this mean for future of work and human agency?
This panel of experts will expose IoT social impacts such as these, debate the extent of the challenges and what could or should be done to mitigate the negative, including the role of any new public policies.
Jenna will be moderator on the Social Impacts of IoT Panel consisting of Dr. Tracey Lauriault of Carleton University, Michael Karlin of the Treasure Board of Canada Secretariat, Alexandra MacEachern of the Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), and Paul Harding of InnoGov Canada.
Jenna Sudds is a champion of Ottawa's Technology Sector, an accomplished leader, marketer and economic development professional. She is the inaugural Executive Director of the CIO Strategy Council working with Canada's most forward-thinking Chief Information Officers to collectively address the pace of digital transformation.
Jenna was also the inaugural Executive Director of the Kanata North Business Association was actively promotes and supports over 500 companies located in Canada's largest Technology Park. Jenna was named Kanata Citizen of the Year and is a Ottawa Chamber of Commer/Ottawa Business Journal Forty under 40 winner and Development Counsellors International 40 Under 40 in 2017. Jenna sits on a number of Boards across the City and is an active volunteer for a number of causes.
This panel of experts will expose IoT social impacts such as these, debate the extent of the challenges and what could or should be done to mitigate the negative, including the role of any new public policies. Jenna Sudds moderates the panel consisting of Dr. Tracey Lauriault of Carleton University, Michael Karlin of the Treasure Board of Canada Secretariat, Alexandra MacEachern of the Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), and Paul Harding of InnoGov Canada.
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Build 2016 just ended. I wasn't lucky to watch it live. Fortunately live streaming, twitter, and news were available.
There were a lot of sessions and news. I decided to present my favorites.
This was the first day top news. Running apt-get sounds great, especially if you did some stuff on Linux. I don't know it yet, but I hope so that alongside with Docker we can run every Docker image native on Windows.
In my opinion, this looks like a game changer. Until now I didn't have a chance to use Xamarin because my pet project took longer that 30 days (demo time).
Maybe I should buy Xbox One. Paying 19$ (plus console) you can convert it to Dev Console and test your Windows Apps.
Visual Studio "15" is in preview version. It is avaliable on https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/news/vs15-preview-vs.aspx. The coolest thing is that it is small - less than 1GB.
I will have a few working weekends in near future to explore new stuff and I hope Windows 10 update will be available soon.
Did you notice something that I missed? Just let me know in comments.


Combining the Cottage Country and Eastern Ontario Mapbooks, this edition now covers most of southern Ontario, from the Muskoka and Kawartha areas to the quieter cottage region and the always popular Algonquin Park – there is no shortage of incredible destinations to be found within the newest edition of our Cottage Country Ontario Backroad Mapbook. Known as the heart of Ontario's outdoors, Cottage Country is home to thousands of scenic lakes and valleys, making it one of the most popular outdoor destinations in North America. Algonquin Park, in particular, is the world's most popular canoeing destination and people come from all over the world to dip a paddle into its magical waters.
With so many visitors coming to explore Cottage Country, it can be difficult to find a place to get away from it all. However, the latest edition of our Cottage Country Ontario Backroad Mapbook makes it easy, with industry-leading topographic maps, detailed trip planning resources and meticulously researched adventure listings. With our Mapbook in hand, along with a sense of adventure and the proper supplies, there are no limits to your Cottage Country adventure!
From the nutrient-rich lowlands east of the Frontenac Axis to the thousands of lakes of Algonquin Provincial Park and all of the waterbodies in between, Cottage Country offers unbeatable fishing for trout, splake, walleye, muskellunge, bass, pike and more. Whether stream fishing or lake fishing, we've got you covered with 800 detailed listings for angling around Bancroft, Cornwall, French River, Minden, Parry Sound, Peterborough and beyond. New to this edition, we now include Stocked Lake Charts for the area.


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EU Cracks Down On Passport Sales Due To Money Laundering
Posted on October 10, 2018 October 10, 2018 7:00 pm
The European Commission announced Wednesday (October 10) that it plans to provide European Union states with guidelines for handling national schemes to sell passports and residency permits to wealthy foreigners.
Reuters, citing the European Commission, reported that the move comes as lawmakers and those running for office have been raising concerns about money laundering. Reuters noted that in 13 EU countries — Austria, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Malta, Greece, Latvia, Portugal, Spain, Ireland, Britain, Bulgaria, the Netherlands and France — there are government schemes in which wealthy people can get citizenship or residence rights in return for large investments. Reuters noted that Hungary ended its program.
"If you have a lot of money that you acquired through dubious means, securing a new place to call home far away from the place you stole from isn't just appealing, it's sensible," Naomi Hirst of rights group Global Witness said in the Reuters report. She argued that checks on individuals who purchased EU citizenship and residency isn't enough and increases the risk to countries for corruption and money laundering.
A joint report by Global Witness and Transparency International called on the European Union to come up with standards for managing the schemes and to have the anti-money laundering rules applied to banks and gaming firms be extended to these national schemes. The European Commission plans to publish a report on the schemes by the end of 2018. Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos said the report will provide guidance to member states "including on necessary background checks for applicants," reported Reuters. The report noted EU states have received roughly 25 billion euros in foreign direct investments over the past 10 years from selling 6,000 passports and close to 100,000 residency permits.
"Money must not be the criterion for citizens' and residents' rights in the EU," said EU lawmaker Sven Giegold, who sits on the assembly's special committee on financial crimes, according to Reuters. "The trade in passports and visas by EU states must be stopped as soon as possible. These programs are a gateway to criminal money," he added, echoing the views of other EU lawmakers.
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On a beautiful sunny day in July at this lovely home in Abbotsford, Ryan + Jolene were wed. To be able to photograph the wedding of two people that I've know for so long is a great privilege and I was so happy to be a part of it.
I can't really say enough about how awesome this day was. All I can do is show you.
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As a newbie to the chipset market, nVidia's original nForce chipset struck out pretty badly despite being fast for its time. The reasons for the failure were simple, the first nforce chipsets were expensive and bogged down by delay after delay which caused a very late release to market. Despite a bit of a delay at the release of the nForce2 chipset, nVidia appears to have learned their lessons well and have not made the same mistakes twice. Consequently, the nForce2 chipset is enjoying widespread popularity among consumers.
There are many reasons why nVidia's nForce2 chipset has proven successful so far; it delivers excellent performance, it's aggressively priced and most importantly it's an extremely stable and reliable platform. The only hiccup has been a brief issue with some recent drivers, but that looks like a one off.
Amazingly the competition has not been able to mount any sort of counter to the nForce2. VIA, the main rival in the AMD chipset market has only recently released the KT600, a chipset that finally offers some real competition to the nForce2. Fortunately for nVIDIA, the VIA KT600 is not battle tested and VIA's track record with first generation chipsets is pretty poor (KT133 -> KT133A, KT266 -> KT266A anyone?).
Before we take a look at the nForce2 motherboards we have rounded up I think a quick little recap of the background info is a good idea.
There are many reasons why the nForce2 chipset has put up such stiff competition. First off, the chipset has a very powerful memory controller which supports dual channel DDR memory - which in theory doubles the available memory bandwidth to the processor. nVIDIA also implemented a more advanced DASP (Dynamic Adaptive Speculative Pre-Processor) on the nForce2 which acts like the prefetch logic built into a Pentium 4 or AthlonXP processor.
Dual channel DDR, sounds impressive doesn't it? There are two independent 64bit memory controllers built into the nForce2 Northbridge and when two DIMM's are installed into each separate memory controller, the nForce2 runs them in parallel which doubles the amount of bandwidth available to the processor. Unfortunately feeding an Athlon processor with more bandwidth then it requires is a bit redundant.
Try to think of it this way, there's a four lane high way (memory bandwidth) with a 100KM/H speed limit (FSB) and there are four cars (data) running parallel to each other going at the speed limit. If we double the number of lanes from four to eight, it doesn't allow any of the cars to run faster because there's a speed limit so the extra lanes go to waste.
In order for the Athlon processor to take advantage of the extra bandwidth available, the processor would have to go through fundamental changes to its architecture so it could send more data (cars).
Please keep in mind though the reason why performance is better when running DC DDR instead of SC (single channel) DDR is because nVIDIA optimized the nForce2 to run DC DDR. In terms of performance difference between DC and SC DDR we're talking less then 200 points in 3DMark2001SE on a nForce2 SPP based system with a Radeon 9700 Pro an AthlonXP 3000+.
Things are totally different if you were to use the integrated GeForce4 MX as the videocard uses a lot of memory bandwidth itself and as you'll see in the upcoming benchmarks all nForce2 IGP based systems perform just slightly slower then their SPP counterparts.
DASP works on the same concept as the hardware prefetch logic's found in modern processors. What the nForce2 does is look for data that's constantly accessed and then try to predict what will be needed next. Once the prediction is made, it'll automatically load the data into memory before the processor requires it.
Office based 2D applications seem to get the biggest boost from DASP. Operations with those types of programs are fairly predictable, but 3D applications like games and 3D rendering programs do not really use DASP since they are more unpredictable.
Now that we've had the chance to play with eleven nForce2 motherboards, it's a good time to do a roundup. From budget to highend, to motherboards with integrated video we have a whole lot of nForce2 goodness coming your way.
Here's the list of motherboards that we'll be looking at today.
First the nForce2-SPP based boards: Asus A7N8X, MSI K7N2-L, Epox 8RDA+, FIC AU11, FIC AU13 and the Magic-Pro K7N-Ultra S.
The nForce2-IGP motherboards are: Abit NF7-M, Albatron KM18G Pro, AOpen AK79G MAX, Epox 8RGA+ and the MSI K7N2G-ILSR.
First up we have the remarkable ASUS A7N8X.


There will be an OpenStreetMap mapping party this weekend in Phoenix, AZ December 6th and 7th. Brandon Aguirre from Cloudmade will be here to coordinate things, and Gangplank will host it in Chandler, AZ.
If you haven't been to a mapping party before you'll want to come along and bring a friend. There is quite a bit of work that needs to be accomplished in Phoenix on OSM so there are tons for everyone to do.
Make Your Mark on the Free World Map! Join me at Gangplank's offices Saturday, December 6 and Sunday, December 7 from 11:00am-4:00pm for an OpenStreetMap Mapping Party where we'll get more of the things you want added to the map of Phoenix! Since OpenStreetMap is both free and Free, you can do really cool things with the data. (check out www.opencyclemap.org and www.openrouteservice.org for examples). At the party we'll loan you a GPS unit and show you how to use it so you can then go out and map a section of the city. At the end of the day we'll show you how to get that data into OpenStreetMap so you can begin mapping your community's bikeways, hiking trails, park paths and anything else you choose!


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Q: notificationBuilder.setSound() to ringtone does not work I use below code :
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After receive notification, not playing RINGTONE type. Playing ALARM type

A: If you're using mp3 in res folder try like this :
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Else you can use default tone,
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Volume Formulas for Geometric Shapes.
is the amount of space that an object occupies; measured in units cubed.
The volume of a Cube is equal to the cube of the length of its edge.
a - the length of an edge.
The volume of a prism is equal to the product of the base area to a height of a prism.
h - the height of the prism.
The volume of a parallelepiped is equal to the product of the base area to a height of a parallelepiped.
h - the height of the parallelepiped.
The volume of a rectangular prism is equal to the product of its length, width and height.
The volume of a pyramid is equal to one third of the product of the area of its base times the height.
h - the height of the pyramid.
Volume of a right circular cylinder is equal to the product of the area of its base times the height.
Volume of a right circular cone is equal to one third of the product of the area of its base times the height.
Volume of a sphere is equal to four-thirds of its radius cubed multiplied by the number pi.


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"FOX Presents The iHeart Living Room Concert For America" Raises Nearly Eight Million Dollars (and Counting) For Feeding America® and First Responders Children's Foundation
8.7 Million Viewers Tune in to Support FOX/iHeart Special, Hosted by Elton John, and Deliver 2020's Highest-Rated Sunday Entertainment Telecast, and Highest-Rated and Most Watched iHeartRadio Special Ever
Viewers Can Now Stream FOX/iHeart Special on YouTube and Continue to Donate
NEW YORK, N.Y. – March 30, 2020 Last night's broadcast of the benefit special FOX PRESENTS THE IHEART LIVING ROOM CONCERT FOR AMERICA brought viewers together to thank our first responders and medical workers on the front lines and to celebrate America's everyday heroes. The event raised money to support two charities that are doing critical work during these challenging times – Feeding America and First Responders Children's Foundation. The one-hour special was created to help fight the spread of the COVID-19 virus and to celebrate the resilience and strength of the nation during this pandemic.
The benefit special raised nearly eight million dollars (and counting) for Feeding America® and First Responders Children's Foundation. This is thanks to the generosity of fans, as well as corporate partner Procter & Gamble, which donated $500,000, and which Fox Corporation matched. Additionally, FOX employees raised funds in support of the cause, as did corporate partner PwC.
YouTube, which also made a donation in support of the cause, is now streaming FOX PRESENTS THE IHEART LIVING ROOM CONCERT FOR AMERICA, through Wednesday at 10:00 PM ET on iHeartRadio's YouTube Channel.
"Our goal from the start was to 'do good' at a tough time in the world. And that we were able to accomplish anything of that sort is because of the amazing artists who participated in this event, our producing partners, iHeart Media, and the outpouring of support from our employees, viewers and corporate partners," said Charlie Collier, CEO, FOX Entertainment. "Many thanks to everyone involved with the production of this special and everyone who gave generously to the wonderful charities. It is they who support the really important work happening across our communities."
In addition to airing on FOX, the special ran on iHeartMedia radio stations nationwide, via the iHeartRadio app; and is streaming on YouTube both domestically and globally until Wednesday, April 1. To extend the reach of the commercial-free special's charitable component, FOX also offered the event across all of its linear and digital platforms, including FOX.com and the FOX NOW app. FOX will air an encore of the special Monday, April 6 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT).
The FOX PRESENTS THE IHEART LIVING ROOM CONCERT FOR AMERICA delivered 8.7 million viewers and a 2.0 Live + Same Day aggregate rating among Adults 18-49 across all of FOX's linear properties, including FOX Network, FOX News, FOX Business, FS1, FS2 and FOX Deportes. It added more than 700,000 starts and eight million minutes viewed across FOX's digital properties. On FOX, it delivered a 1.5 Live + Same Day rating and 5.5 million viewers, making it the #1 and most-watched iHeart Radio special ever (excluding awards shows) and this year's #1 Sunday entertainment telecast (excluding post-NFL and award shows) among Adults 18-49 (#1T) and Adults 18-34.
Donations will continue to be accepted via the Internet at Feeding America and First Responders Children's Foundation.
Hosted by Elton John, the event featured performances by Alicia Keys, Backstreet Boys, Dave Grohl, Billie Eilish and Finneas, Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes, Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day, Tim McGraw, Sam Smith, Demi Lovato, H.E.R., and Mariah Carey, from their own homes, filmed with their personal cell phones, cameras and audio equipment, to ensure the health and safety of all involved.
The hour-long concert also featured inspirational messages from guests, as well as special appearances from Ken Jeong, Ciara and Russell Wilson, Ryan Seacrest, Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone, Lady Gaga, Lizzo, and Ellen DeGeneres, as the benefit special paid tribute to the front line health professionals, first responders and local heroes who are putting their lives in harm's way to help their neighbors and fight the spread of the virus.
For more information, visit iHeart.com/LivingRoomConcert.
Executive producers for FOX PRESENTS THE IHEART LIVING ROOM CONCERT FOR AMERICA are John Sykes and Tom Poleman, for iHeartMedia and Joel Gallen, For Tenth Planet Productions — who produced the multi-network telethons immediately following 9/11, Hurricane Katrina and the Haiti Earthquake.
About iHeartMedia
iHeartMedia (NASDAQ: IHRT) is the number one audio company in the United States, reaching nine out of 10 Americans every month – and with its quarter of a billion monthly listeners, has a greater reach than any other media company in the U.S. The company's leadership position in audio extends across multiple platforms, including more than 850 live broadcast stations in over 150 markets; digital radio via its iHeartRadio digital service available across more than 250 platforms and 2,000 devices; through its on-air influencers; social; branded iconic live music events; and podcasts as the #1 commercial podcast publisher. iHeartMedia also leads the audio industry in analytics, targeting and attribution for its marketing partners with its SmartAudio product, using data from its massive consumer base. Visit iHeartMedia.com for more company information.
A division of Fox Corporation, FOX Entertainment's 30-year legacy of innovative, hit programming includes 9-1-1, 9-1-1: LONE STAR, THE MASKED SINGER, LEGO MASTERS, PRODIGAL SON, EMPIRE, LAST MAN STANDING, "24," "The X-Files" and "American Idol." Delivering high-quality scripted, non-scripted and live content, FOX Entertainment's broadcast network airs 15 hours of primetime programming a week, as well as major sports; and is the only major network to post year-over-year growth among viewers during the 2018-2019 broadcast season.
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Storage space is definitely a factor to consider in creating a functional kitchen. If you are restricted by floor room, just look up. There is commonly a great deal of room between the counter tops as well as ceiling that simply isn't being used in a kitchen. Take a look at the area over the refrigerator. Is your own just collecting dust or secure menus? If so, include a closet and you've got a wonderful place to save seldom utilized plates or treats you intend to keep concealed from the kids.
Kitchen closets likewise don't have to be limited away of the counter top. If your kitchen layout has a peninsula or island, you can utilize the ends as well as back side for more closet storage space.
Kitchen cabinets come in even more designs and also finishes that you can imagine. Nonetheless, if your budget plan is restricted after that you don't need to change them for a totally make over. Cabinet refacing allows you select cupboard patterns that depend on date and gorgeous.
If your budget calls for a full remodelling, then currently is the time to truly think about designs as well as maybe employing some specialist. The standard theory is that there ought to be no more compared to 2 actions between work stations. That implies you need to be able to go from the sink to stove in 2 steps; from the variety to the refrigerator in 2 actions and so on. Nevertheless, with today's additional huge sized kitchen areas that's not the situation any more. You still need to choose formats that think about how much time it requires to accomplish the normal activities of placing recipes away from the dish washer or obtaining foods from the refrigerator to the range.
The complements are what make kitchen designs so much more inviting compared to ever. The furnishings, lighting fixtures and even the cabinetry equipment can make cooking areas into genuine living rooms. Seek activity lights that could highlight job areas then radiant lights for environment. You could even turn the legs of old furniture or newel articles right into bases for centre islands to make you kitchen furnishings blend with the rest of the home. Obtain innovative as well as enjoy doing much more than cooking in your new kitchen.


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Dropbox Adds Native Support for Microsoft Office Files
Dropbox, a highly popular and prolific file hosting service headquartered in San Francisco, California, has been hosting user files on public and personal clouds ever since the cloud became mainstream. Accessible through nearly all major operating systems, web browsers and mobile devices, the file hosting service provides its users with a dependable, efficient and straightforward way of backing up their data or sharing files with friends or coworkers. As such, their latest announcement should come as no surprise.
Starting immediately, users of Dropbox and Microsoft Office – including Word, PowerPoint and Excel – will be able to edit their Office files through the Dropbox interface. For those who access Dropbox through a web browser, this means full support for the editing and saving of Microsoft Office files. Microsoft had previously announced their plans to support popular cloud services, including that of Box and iCloud.
Accessing Dropbox's new functionality is simple and straightforward, and it can be accomplished with just a few clicks once a user has opened up a preview of their document. The feature will be available to all Dropbox for Business customers who have active Office 365 licenses, as well as users of Dropbox Basic and Dropbox Pro. Additionally, users can create a free Microsoft account to enable the new functionality.
To complement the new feature, users are also given the ability to save their new files directly to Dropbox, which can be accomplished without ever exiting Office Online. With a current quote of 35 billion Office documents currently in storage on Dropbox servers, one can only expect this number to grow exponentially after the recent announcement.
Dropbox recently made the news when one of their top executives, Ilya Fushman, signed with Index Ventures: one of Dropbox's top investors. Fushman will be replaced by Rob Baesman, who will now lead all operations related to the Dropbox for Business line. According to an official spokesperson for Dropbox, the move has been in the works for quite some time now.
Once you factor in some of Dropbox's other upgrades, which include enhanced document load times, improved file sharing capabilities and a new, redesigned GUI, and it's safe to say that Dropbox is committed to their customers. Moreover, all of the recent news solidifies the fact that Dropbox is ready to push their service well into the 21st century.
The recent upgrades and improvements to their service bode well for Dropbox, who has found themselves as one of the top competitors of Google's proprietary online office service, which has provided native support for cloud-based editing and saving of documents ever since its inception. With that in mind, Dropbox's new partnership with Microsoft might have been more of a necessity rather than strategy.
For more information on Dropbox, or to open up your own account with the popular file hosting and sharing site, interested parties can visit their website at www.dropbox.com. To find out more information about Microsoft, including Office Online, Microsoft Office Suite or any of their other products, please visit www.microsoft.com.
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