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I've got a hot hussy for you today! Her name is Angelique and she packs a real punch. Angelique is a red jelly polish filled with black squares small white hexagons, medium gold hexagons and hot pink microglitter. It's part of six piece collection inspired by the Dark Shadows movie that released earlier this summer, and made by a lady who I feel is a good friend and fellow blogger - NailsIT. On top of being a real dollface her polishes are stunning, and this one is no exception!
This is two coats of Angelique over one thin coat of Sally Hansen Red-dy To Mingle.
The minute I saw Angelique I knew she had to be mine. I am a sucker for jellies, but particularly well done red ones.
Perfect candy apple red - I love this color so much!
The only polish in my stash that's close to this kind of delicious depth and finish currently is Smitten Polish's Fire and Blood. However, it's still a very different red compared to Angelique and has a venous blood hue while Angelique reminds me of very fresh raspberries or apples.
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I did have to use two layers of Poshe to get a smooth finish because of the square shaped glitters, but it was totally worth it!
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I love the square bits in this! Gorgeous!


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Each year, UAB Medicine implants a number of mechanical circulatory support devices as a short-term fix for patients awaiting heart transplants. In 2005, UAB was one of the first transplant centers in the nation to implant the Berlin Heart, a mechanical circulatory support device named for its origin. The device successfully extended the life of a 17-month-old child for six weeks until a heart became available for transplant. With this groundbreaking achievement, UAB further established its standing among the best and most advanced transplant centers in the United States.
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WTV Coverage May 29, 2019 June 18, 2019
The Indy 500 Snake Pit: Engines Stay Revving
French driver Simon Pagenaud may have taken the Indy 500, but our engines are still revving even after the finish. May 25th, 2019 marks the official beginning of our festival season, as we took to Indianapolis for Snake Pit. It feels so amazing to have a festival under our belts, although the sunburn does not feel as wonderful. Before we hop into our festival analysis, we want to take a moment and thank all the parties involved in making the event possible. First and foremost a massive thank you to all of the hands that went into making the Indy 500/Indy 500 Snake Pit possible. Every aspect of the event rang out that every hand involved was well-used and dedicated to concert/race-goers alike. Our second thank you is addressed to the talent headlining the Indy 500. Racers and EDM artists alike provided an exceptional stint of entertainment for the larger portion of our day. Their dedication to there craft, behind the wheel or in the DJ booth, does not go unnoticed. Bringing us to our last pressing thank you is the fan base for the entire event. There are very few events that cultivate a union of different people like the Indy 500/Indy 500 Snake Pit. The stadium and campgrounds were filled with an unfathomable amount of people all there to enjoy different aspects of the day provided. Without the massive crowds, the event would not be nearly as exciting and to that, we owe you all the world. That marks the waving of the green flag, so let us get racing through.
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is one of those places that you really cannot comprehend the size. It is a giant metal castle of speed and pavement. Walking, from our campsite, up to the flag flying arena was awe-inspiring. That awe only becomes magnified once you realize you are seeing the smallest piece of what it actually is. After being inside of it, it is still hard to wrap our heads around what we were inside. Especially considering we spent our entire day inside the inside of the track. Walking through the stands, under the track, and into the center just to pass rows of vendors and campers, before finally reaching the Snake Pit gate had our jaws just dragging behind us.
After such a journey, we were in the fast-moving lines of the event we came for. Snake Pit checked us and our full coolers into the event and the party had begun. The venue was set up so nicely- bringing you the view of the stage with towers of patriotic colors and massive speakers. All of which faced outward into the grand field outlined with VIP, vendors, water stations, and hill painted with people getting an all-encompassing view of the stage. The only piece that broke the field up was the giant Snake Pit sign that was a phenomenal branding piece, located smack-dab in the middle of the event. The venue gave us and all other fans so many placement options for watching the event. Another largely notable attribute of the venue was the alley-like bathroom station. Snake Pit tucked the port-o-potties back away from the entrance in their own little hallway. It was great to have a central station to go to the bathroom, but also provided some struggle, which we will get into later.
The Indy 500 haven, known as Snake Pit, was so perfectly crafted. A massive venue inside of a massive coliseum of velocity competition could not have been done much better. It demonstrated the patriotic brand of the weekend, emulated dance music culture, and cultivated the brand of the Indy 500 as a whole. There was nothing that was more race than rave and vice versa. That balance and entire branding through set-up and decorum are what stands out from the venue. It makes you take away from the event everything that the event is about.
Snake Pit did not hold a punch by any means. Their lineup is a direct translation of the TKO that we experienced by attending. Five of our top need-to-see artists were written in big letters on every flyer and more importantly on every heart. Every artist brings a unique sound and brand to the festival, and we are recap our favorite aspects of each.
Ricky Retro
Bringing the yee-haw to Murica was a man adorning a white cowboy hat and a country twang. The man bled red white and blue out of the speakers. He had a mix of American classic tunes and his own style. His feature of Old Towne Road also got the crowd goofy-hype. A very fun and light-hearted set to guide the early morning energy upward!
The grass will most likely need a full year to regrow in the Snake Pit corner, after Chris Lake. His legendary house set had the whole crowd slapping and sliding around. The cornerstone of his set is the smooth flow from hopper to copper. His rhythms set the beat to our hearts and the designed the choreography for our flesh. Visually and audibly brought an amazing vibe, as the sun began to claw its way out of the overcast.
Setting the vibe of a wild ride, illenium appeared in his highlighted race suit. His set brought just as much sound as his jumpsuit brought color. His set was paramount of energy variation. He took us from dirty dubs to sad boi sing-a-longs and was sure to stop at every sound in between. We were lucky enough to be so close that we could feel the heating and cooling effects of the set… literally. From the stage, water and fire shot out as part of the set. The set was well-crafted and miraculous. It left energy super high, to sustain and build through the opening of the race.
Although this was not an artist, the opening of the Indy was absolutely a show. From the beautiful vocals of 'God Bless America' and 'The National Anthem', it was impossible not to be moved. The trance of the singing was only broken by the sonic eruption of planes flying overhead. Every eye was locked on the planes that flew over and danced through the sky. With all of the amazing sets, singing, and fly-overs, it was the perfect time to decompress and re-prepare for the next half of the day. That time was thankfully was alotted for, during the first few laps of the race.
Amazing stage energy and genre-dynamics are two keywords, when defining this set. Alesso played everything he could during his set and made sure that it was tied together all so neatly. His set is hard to put into words, other than prodigious. How grateful we are for his set was actually matched by his gratitude to Snake Pit for having him. It is so exciting to see his talent be backed by gratitude to be there- because believe us we are infinitly thankful he was there blessing us with his set.
One of the founding fathers of mainstream EDM was such an amazing way to close the day. Skrillex is a must-see for any of you reading this. It is such an amazing feeling to be surrounded by his music. He plays a set that has you feeling nostalgia and wonder, while still bringing everything that we love about the EDM scene right now. His set brought every song and attribute about Skrillex and slammed it in your ears. He had a strong mix of tunes, but most importantly- he seemed to feed the people exactly what they were hungry for. Huge props to him for closing a gem of a day, with the treasure of his talent.
Done Wells and Needs Work
It seems to go without saying that Snake Pit was a huge success in our books. The venue, the lineup, and the overall vibes were everything we needed to start festival season. The wide open spaces, various stage vantage points, the BYOB aspect, vendor selection, and picture opportunities were top highlights for us. Two huge successes in our book, that we don't normally get to talk about, were the camping and race aspects of Snake Pit. Camping gave us (and our large fest group) a safe, close, and hugely populated area to just hang out. Giving us a place to be all together and doing whatever we wanted made the event all the better. We will never take camping foregranted when it is provided. Being able to prepare and decompress for/from a festival (however you want with who you want) is the greatest opportunity. The race aspect also gave a unique opportunity. Having something so large going on around something that was so large to us was very different. The greater being of the Indy 500 was massively underestimated for us. Being able to experience the Indy 500 and the people who love it, after we just had one of the best festival experiences ever was so cool. We had a place to take our excitement and energy and redirect it. These deserve to be highlighted since they are so unique to the event.
With such a well made day, we only saw two downsides. The watering hole seemed to run dry at some point during the day, which was our first beef. It may have been just temporary, but the water filling and drinking station seemed to run out of the one thing it provided. We would for sure like to see a station that has water throughout the whole day. However, we were glad to have the free station at all- seeing hydration is an absolute key. Being able to get rid of that water is also important, which brings us to bathrooms. The tucked away halls of port-o-potties were great. There was no shortage of places to go, and no mystery on where to find them. The centralized and tucked away location did seem to pose an issue of crowding though. This just made it seem to take longer and forced you to slide in between a layering of people in order to get to the bathroom. Maybe having two bathroom hallways, on each side, would have made this a little smoother.
That brings to a close one of the greatest days of our lives. Snake Pit 2019 was such an amazing experience. There are very few places we could have seen so many big names in one day; and even fewer we could also see an Indy race. We are so glad to have been a part of such an amazing day and been surrounded by so many amazing individuals. Again we want to thank all the hands and talent that made the Indy 500/Snake Pit happen. Also, we want to thank the EDM powers that be that turned a day that was supposed to be full of rain, into one that gave most of our group sun-poisoning. Thank you all for reading and sharing in the experience with us. This is just the beginning of our festival season, and we cannot wait to build off of this.
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Each night, 89,000 people across New York State go to sleep without a home – a 36% increase since 2010. If nothing is done, this number will grow to 100,000 in the next two years. This is a moral and humanitarian crisis on a scale unseen since nearly 100 years ago during the Great Depression. Even the tenants lucky enough to have permanent housing are increasingly living in perilous conditions: almost half of all renters in New York have a monthly rent payment that is unaffordable for their household, and a quarter pay more than half their income in rent. Weak rent laws have not only allowed but have incentivized landlords to force out longtime tenants in order to raise rents, while a million tenants live in New York counties that do not have any meaningful tenant protections – leaving them unable to fight against horrid living conditions. Meanwhile, politically connected real estate titans continue to make fortunes exploiting people just trying to afford their rent. Low-income people in New York State are fighting tooth-and-nail for shelter, a most basic human need, and are starting to take on the real estate industry that stands in their way.
NYCC has been at the forefront of fighting for safe, quality housing that is affordable to low-income people of color in New York City and across the state. We have stood against the sale of public land to private developers as we believe no one should be amassing wealth on a public asset in the midst of a housing crisis. Together with allies, we fought and won deeper affordability and more affordable units in the Mayor's housing plan. Now we are a founding member of a new statewide coalition that for the first time joins tenants and homeless New Yorkers from every corner of New York to fight on housing issues – primarily strengthening and expanding tenant protections for both regulated and market-rate tenants and to find a solution to the homeless crisis. Joining with low-income tenants in Rochester, homeless people in Albany, manufactured homeowners in the Hudson Valley, and thousands of other New Yorkers struggling with housing costs and conditions, NYCC members are demanding bold and immediate action from Albany.
NYCC members are in the streets demanding the change we desperately need: targeting the most powerful people in New York who have the capacity to make our state a decent and affordable place to live. We are protesting slumlords and the elected officials who protect them; lobbying in Albany and City Hall; and building power by bringing in new members to the fight. Join us to bring the pressure needed on the political and corporate systems to achieve the bold, transformational change we need. Sign up for our email list, join us at an upcoming event, or email our housing team at pnagy@nycommunities.org to get involved now!
The real estate industry has controlled New York elected officials for generations. Their enormous contributions to candidates in Albany have consistently convinced decision makers and power brokers to side with the interests of wealthy corporate landowners over tenants – causing homelessness to skyrocket and mass displacement from low-income neighborhoods.
Increase the power of small donations: It is critical we implement a small donor matching system for state elections, including District Attorneys, like the successful programs in New York City and Connecticut. By matching small dollar donations 6-to-1, we can amplify the voices of women; of people of color; of the working and middle classes; and of any and all under-represented New Yorkers in the political process. Adequate enforcement as well as robust candidate support services would ensure the matching funds program runs smoothly.
Limit the influence of big money: The very wealthy and corporations shouldn't be allowed to buy elections. We can put a check on their outsize influence by closing the "LLC loophole," which allows mega donors to funnel limitless amounts to candidates, and by reducing New York's unusually high contribution limits, among other improvements.
Make it easier, not harder, to vote: Including but not limited to automatic voter registration, early voting, same day registration, online voter registration, no excuse absentee voting, new party enrollment deadlines, pre-registration for 16- and 17-year-olds, full voting access for people with disabilities, and codify into law New York's new policy to extend voting rights to all New Yorkers with past convictions.


LONDON (Reuters) - Huawei [HWT.UL] unveiled new flagship smartphones with novel smart camera and video features on Tuesday, as it seeks to sustain momentum among price-conscious consumers.
The Chinese company, which overtook Apple this year to become the No. 2 smartphone maker by units - behind South Korea's Samsung <005930.KS> - introduced its Mate 20 phone series using Leica camera technology.
They include a new ultra-wide angle lens, as well as a telephoto lens and a macro that shoots objects as close as 2.5 centimeters (1 inch).
At its global product launch event in London, Huawei is expected to undercut Samsung and Apple's premium phone prices, which are well above the $1,000/1,000 pound mark.
The Chinese phone maker managed to surpass Apple to take the No. 2 spot in the second quarter, industry data shows, despite facing an effective ban in the U.S. market over whispered national security concerns.
However, Apple commanded 43 percent of the premium market and a lion's share of profits, CounterPoint Research estimated.
The new premium phone line-up from the world's biggest telecom equipment maker includes four models, the Mate 20, Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20 X, with a 7.2 inch display screen, and a Porsche Design limited edition phone.


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General principle: the NOTATION is NOT the MUSIC !
Vibrato = a special ornament to be used sparingly; no continuous vibrato!
Accented beats are not stronger than normal, but unaccented beats are weaker!
I hope you have been enjoying a relaxing break, but it is time to begin looking forward to our next cycle. We will be performing Mozart's famous opera, Cosi fan Tutte. This is an important work and a great opportunity to learn the art of opera playing with a standard repertory piece. Evan, should have emailed you links to your part by now, and it is important that you prepare the first act for week one. If you do not have access to your part, please email Evan. It is also important that you number the measures for each "number" so that we can rehearse effectively. There are no rehearsal markers or measure numbers in your part, so you can imagine it is near impossible to rehearse with putting in measure numbers. For Act 1, the most important "numbers" are the Overture, No 13 (sextet), and No. 18 (finale). Below is a guide to number measures and tempi for Act 1. In most cases, I am not including recits because the orchestra will not play them (harpsichord only).
Please take the time to prepare for our first rehearsal, and mark your parts. We have only three weeks to learn over 3 hours of music. I recommend the Muti recording on YouTube. http://youtu.be/Ay0HhspL6cc. You will get physical copies on Monday of week 1.
Sign-ups for Fall 2016 auditions are now online. Visit the "Auditions for Fall Term" from the Auditions drop-down menu above. Happy practicing!


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'Bring it on' – Lovell responds to PM's threats of inquiry into airport runway loan
UPP leader Harold Lovell (Photo contributed)
By Shermain Bique-Charles
A seemingly unperturbed UPP party leader Harold Lovell says he is ready for the fight, following an announcement by Prime Minister Gaston Browne that a probe will be carried out into a US$94 million loan given to the former UPP administration.
Browne said over the weekend that the Cabinet had agreed that a forensic audit into money loaned to extend the runway at VC Bird International Airport should be conducted – followed by a commission of inquiry – to "put people like Harold Lovell on the stand".
"This is a politically motivated pappyshow," Lovell told Observer yesterday, questioning why the matter is of interest seven years after the UPP left office.
"Why now, after seven years in government? What about the e-books scandal? The Odebrecht scandal? The Long Bay land deal scandal?" Lovell questioned, citing a number of other deals struck by the government which he claims are questionable, including land allegedly sold for far below its value in Pointe, and an apparently dubious land swap in Friars Hill Road.
"But if this is how he intends to use taxpayers' money, bring it on," Lovell added.
In recent weeks, the prime minister has insisted that the price tag to extend the runway was excessive.
The prime minister has called on Lovell to provide an explanation for the cost compared to the scope of the works, a demand that has been ignored.
The loan was received from Credit Suisse bank in Brazil in 2012 to extend the airport runway by 1,000 linear feet. Browne claims the project's cost had doubled from its initial estimate of US$46 million.
The PM says that what the former UPP government spent on the runway extension and lighting was equivalent to the cost of a brand new airport terminal.
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Vienna's concept for the productive city emphasises the value of the manufacturing sector and secures it as a key pillar of sustainable urban development. Embedded in this progressive framework the E15 site builds a mosaic within the larger zone of an ambitious transformation for a mixed-use-area of production and housing. A rather small plot of land, excellently accessible, it shall function as the ultimate experiment for mixing. Different interests need to be orchestrated and resilient synergies found. The site's position within a traffic hub, its undulating topography, small size and wild nature will pose an extremely exciting and challenging task. The parameters for a mixed industrial site are set here. Amazed and inspired with a visionary pilot scheme for many to imitate.
Facing a rapid population growth, Vienna has developed an ambitious plan to preserve, support and promote productive working places in the city. A new category ensuring a 50:50 mix of housing and production has been implemented in Vienna's zoning plan, spanning the whole area of New Marx. The challenging brief is to pursue a resilient concept for an urban quarter with innovative typologies using this mix. There is, on the present day, a wide range of production from research, media and creative industries to trade and commerce plus new housing developments have been built or are underway making the site a great springboard for enhancing neighbouring potentials. Europan shall develop a cleverly thought-out network of synergies and smart solutions for a new togetherness.
New Marx is located on a central urban and geopolitical axis, between the historic city centre and Vienna's International Airport. The core profile of the larger site is its commercial use for science and technology as well as media and cultural industries. Together with all these companies situated in the area, the E15 site has ideal conditions to introduce a ground-breaking example mixing new residential typologies with innovative production facilities. The setting is unique - like an island it is framed by buzzing multilane streets, trams and bus lines with a new city rail station on one corner. Access is therefore excellent. Although surrounded by hustle and bustle, upon entering 'the island' its topography with its green wilderness grounds the site.
One third of Vienna's value-added features can be attributed to the manufacturing sector. The city has already identified commercial mixed areas as the ideal future for their productive metropolis in the heart of Europe. The E15 site is an intriguing part of a bigger scheme geared towards this essential goal. Therefore an expansion across the entire range of forms of living, working and producing is absolutely necessary. This expansion, which should make use of all manner of synergies and urban interventions, will shape and nurture a resilient community and must continue to work for future generations. At first glance the site's dichotomy with the juxtaposition of heavy traffic and green spaces and its programmatic mixing of residential and production areas seem to be incompatible.
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Q: Find number of distinct values in array with a limited space Given a very large array, allocated on the HDD = { 1, 1, 5, 7, 8, 1, 6, 10, 20, 1 } we need to find out how many distinct values exist. the solution for the mentioned array is 7, 7 distinct numbers in total{ 1, 5, 6, 7, 6, 10, 20}. there is no need to save the numbers.
some hints that were given, I need to work both on the HDD and on the RAM. but, HDD is significantly larger than the RAM. so holding hash tables, and linked-lists isn't possible when all values are distinct. from my understanding, i need to allocate K constant fixed size arrays(m elements each). after that, i need to fill all k arrays, sort each an one of them. and then compare them and count the distinct parts and fill them once again until im done with all the values allocated on the HDD. My problem is with the last part, what exactly do i need to do once the arrays are sorted?
Edit: rutime example, HDD may contain 10^10 records, RAM may hold only 10^5,
and K = 10, M = 10. for each array handled, there is a need to read the next M values to that specific array.
there should be only one counter, stating number of different values. biggest number may be N
thanks

A: Here's my solution. I defined 2 vectors, first vector to represent the Hdd data, and another vector to represent offsets within the Hdd vector.
   #include <iostream>
    #include <fstream>
    #include <vector>
    #include <algorithm>
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
    #include <iterator>
    #include <direct.h>

    #define FILE_NAME "\\data.txt"
    #define ROWS        10
    #define MAX_LINE    100
    #define ARRSIZE(arr) sizeof(arr) / sizeof(arr[0])

    class CPair
    {
    public:
        CPair(__int64 nOffset) : m_llOffset(nOffset), m_llCurOffset(nOffset), m_bChecked(0)
        { }

        __int64 m_llOffset;
        __int64 m_llCurOffset;
        bool    m_bChecked;
    };

    std::vector<long>       vecHDD;
    std::vector<CPair>  vecOffsets;

    long RetrieveValueFromHDD(__int64& i64Offset)
    {
        return vecHDD[(long)i64Offset];
    }

    void FindDistinct()
    {
        // calculate how many fragments within the HDD we've got
        long nFragments = (vecHDD.size() / ROWS);
        long nCount     = 0;

        while(nFragments > 0)
        {
            long nMinimum = INT_MAX;
            for(int i = 0; i < (int)vecOffsets.size(); i++)
            { // find the minimum number
                if((false == vecOffsets[i].m_bChecked) && (RetrieveValueFromHDD(vecOffsets[i].m_llCurOffset) < nMinimum))
                    nMinimum = vecHDD[(int)vecOffsets[i].m_llCurOffset];
            }

            // start changing indices for values equivalent to nMinimum
            for(int i = 0; i < (int)vecOffsets.size(); i++)
            {
                bool bKeepChanging  = true;
                for(int j = 0; j < ROWS && (true == bKeepChanging) && ((vecOffsets[i].m_llCurOffset - vecOffsets[i].m_llOffset) < ROWS); j++)
                {
                    if(RetrieveValueFromHDD(vecOffsets[i].m_llCurOffset) == nMinimum)
                        vecOffsets[i].m_llCurOffset++;
                    else // terminate correct fragment
                        bKeepChanging = false;
                }

                if  ((vecOffsets[i].m_llCurOffset - vecOffsets[i].m_llOffset) >= ROWS && (false == vecOffsets[i].m_bChecked))
                {
                    vecOffsets[i].m_bChecked = true;
                    nFragments--;
                }
            }

            std::cout << "distinct number:" << nMinimum << '\n';
            nCount++;
        }

        std::cout << "total distinctive numbers: " << nCount;
    }

    void main()
    {
        FILE*       pf;
        std::string str;
        long        nCount          = 0;
        long        arr[ROWS]       = { 0 };
        __int64     i64Offset       = 0;
        char        pDirectoryPath[256 * 2];

        // get current location
        _getcwd(pDirectoryPath, ARRSIZE(pDirectoryPath));
        strcat_s(pDirectoryPath, FILE_NAME);
        fopen_s(&pf, pDirectoryPath, "r");
        if (pf == NULL)
            return;

        std::vector<CPair>      vecPos;
        char                    pLine[MAX_LINE];
        while (0 != fgets(pLine, MAX_LINE, pf))
        {
            arr[nCount] = atoi(pLine);
            nCount++;
            if (nCount == ROWS)
            {
                // create the offset array, save the start of each fragment
                vecOffsets.push_back(CPair(i64Offset));
                std::vector<long> vec(arr, arr + ARRSIZE(arr));
                std::sort(vec.begin(), vec.end());

                // continue creating the HDD array, it will hold sorted fragments.
                vecHDD.insert(vecHDD.end(), vec.begin(), vec.end());
                i64Offset   += nCount;
                nCount      = 0;
            }
        }

        FindDistinct();
        fclose(pf);
    }

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Repeatable semantic reef-mapping through photogrammetry and label-augmentation
Matan Yuval, Iñigo Alonso, Gal Eyal, Dan Tchernov, Yossi Loya, Ana C. Murillo, Tali Treibitz
Department of Marine Biology
Department of Marine Technologies
In an endeavor to study natural systems at multiple spatial and taxonomic resolutions, there is an urgent need for automated, high-throughput frameworks that can handle plethora of information. The coalescence of remote-sensing, computer-vision, and deep-learning elicits a new era in ecological research. However, in complex systems, such as marine-benthic habitats, key ecological processes still remain enigmatic due to the lack of cross-scale automated approaches (mms to kms) for community structure analysis. We address this gap by working towards scalable and comprehensive photogrammetric surveys, tackling the profound challenges of full semantic segmentation and 3D grid definition. Full semantic segmentation (where every pixel is classified) is extremely labour-intensive and difficult to achieve using manual labeling. We propose using label-augmentation, i.e., propagation of sparse manual labels, to accelerate the task of full segmentation of photomosaics. Photomosaics are synthetic images generated from a projected point-of-view of a 3D model. In the lack of navigation sensors (e.g., a diver-held camera), it is difficult to repeatably determine the slope-angle of a 3D map. We show this is especially important in complex topographical settings, prevalent in coral-reefs. Specifically, we evaluate our approach on benthic habitats, in three different environments in the challenging underwater domain. Our approach for label-augmentation shows human-level accuracy in full segmentation of photomosaics using labeling as sparse as 0.1%, evaluated on several ecological measures. Moreover, we found that grid definition using a leveler improves the consistency in community-metrics obtained due to occlusions and topology (angle and distance between objects), and that we were able to standardise the 3D transformation with two percent error in size measurements. By significantly easing the annotation process for full segmentation and standardizing the 3D grid definition we present a semantic mapping methodology enabling change-detection, which is practical, swift, and cost-effective. Our workflow enables repeatable surveys without permanent markers and specialized mapping gear, useful for research and monitoring, and our code is available online. Additionally, we release the Benthos data-set, fully manually labeled photomosaics from three oceanic environments with over 4500 segmented objects useful for research in computer-vision and marine ecology.
https://doi.org/10.3390/rs13040659
Published - 2 Feb 2021
Benthic mapping
Change-detection
Computer-vision
Coral-reefs
Label-augmentation
Multi-level superpixels
Orthorectification
Earth and Planetary Sciences (all)
10.3390/rs13040659
Dive into the research topics of 'Repeatable semantic reef-mapping through photogrammetry and label-augmentation'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
photogrammetry Earth & Environmental Sciences 100%
segmentation Earth & Environmental Sciences 82%
reef Earth & Environmental Sciences 80%
computer vision Earth & Environmental Sciences 46%
labeling Earth & Environmental Sciences 37%
marine ecology Earth & Environmental Sciences 26%
habitat Earth & Environmental Sciences 22%
slope angle Earth & Environmental Sciences 21%
Yuval, M., Alonso, I., Eyal, G., Tchernov, D., Loya, Y., Murillo, A. C., & Treibitz, T. (2021). Repeatable semantic reef-mapping through photogrammetry and label-augmentation. Remote Sensing, 13(4), 659. [4]. https://doi.org/10.3390/rs13040659
Yuval, Matan ; Alonso, Iñigo ; Eyal, Gal et al. / Repeatable semantic reef-mapping through photogrammetry and label-augmentation. In: Remote Sensing. 2021 ; Vol. 13, No. 4. pp. 659.
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An admixture of bright red blood in the vomitus indicates bleeding from the esophagus. Vomiting, reminiscent of ground coffee, occurs after a change in blood under the action of gastric or intestinal juices.
Coffee-colored vomiting can also occur after eating chocolate or other foods. In this case, the presence of blood can be confirmed by chemical analysis. Therefore, if you suspect that the vomit contains blood, they should be kept until the arrival of the doctor.
The hiatus hernia is a common cause of bloody vomiting in children. The blood in this case has the appearance of streaks in vomit. Help: the child should be shown to the district pediatrician.
The admixture of fresh blood in vomiting often occurs when the veins of the esophagus dilate and rupture. This happens in children with abnormal development of the vessels of the liver or spleen, as well as suffering from cirrhosis of the liver. Blood streaks can also appear in vomit after strained vomiting, when small ruptures of the esophageal mucosa occur.
A nail, a pin, a sharp bone, a piece of glass, if accidentally swallowed, can damage the esophagus and cause bleeding. Help: the same as in the previous case.
With a strong mental stress, and sometimes after infectious diseases or aspirin administration, bleeding sores can appear on the mucous membrane of the stomach and duodenum. In this case, vomiting acquires the appearance of coffee grounds.
If hematemesis is not the result of recent nosebleeds, immediately call an ambulance. Expecting the arrival of medical workers, lay down the patient and lift his legs. The patient may be very agitated. Try to calm him down. If you know where the source of the bleeding is, apply direct pressure to stop the blood.
If there is a lot of blood in the vomit, there is a danger of blood loss. Cold wet skin, dizziness, rapid pulse means that the shock has already come. Expecting the arrival of help, lay the patient, better with his legs raised – this will ensure the maximum flow of blood containing oxygen to the brain.
Doctors compensate for the loss of fluid in order to maintain the patient's blood pressure. The hospital continues measures to stabilize the patient's condition: blood transfusions, oxygen supply and control of the ability of the blood to carry oxygen. When the patient's condition stabilizes, the contents of the stomach can be pumped out. The doctor will insert a thin tube called an endoscope into the digestive system to determine the location and intensity of the bleeding.
Questions and answers on the topic "Vomiting blood"
Question: My two-year-old daughter has a bad cold, a stuffy nose, "wet" cough. Since she herself does not know how to get rid of sputum accumulated in her throat, for the second night she is tearing up with a transparent mucous liquid mixed with nodules of brown coagulated blood. Today she vomited while eating, and again there were brown bloody nodules. We called a doctor and did a fluorography – nothing in the lungs. Five days ago, she swallowed the plum stone, but it seemed to me that the bone had lined up for a long time in a natural way. Otherwise, the daughter is all right. She does not refuse to eat, sleeps, plays, laughs, the temperature is normal. Do I need to sound the alarm? What is the reason for this phenomenon? Thank you very much.
Answer: Be sure to consult with a gasroenterologist.
Question: After eating, I felt heavy and mild pain in the stomach, nauseous. An hour later, he decided to induce vomiting and went to the toilet. The release of the mass passed in several stages and the last selection was stained with blood. What measures to take? Is it serious? A year ago there was abdominal pain and heaviness, I was diagnosed with gastritis with a predisposition to an ulcer. I took a course of antibiotics and after that there were no problems.
Answer: Go to a gastroenterologist. Make fibrogastroscopy.
Question: Good afternoon. I am 32 years old. After food poisoning with vomiting, I saw some blood. The stomach does not hurt only weakness in the whole body from poisoning. Please tell me what is the matter. Thank.
Answer: If this happened to you for the first time and it was only minor bleeding, but not massive bleeding after vomiting, then most likely it could be due to irritation of the throat or esophagus after prolonged vomiting. It is recommended to conduct X-ray examination to exclude the presence of a foreign body in the esophagus. Also, such a condition can be caused due to irritation of the mucous membrane of the esophagus or the stomach, in which case a sparing diet is important, excluding alcohol, smoking, caffeine, spicy and fatty foods. Acceptance of antacids. For more detailed advice, consult a physician, since the data you provided is not enough for a diagnosis.
Question: Hello! My friend has been drinking alcohol for over 20 years, and here he recently got very drunk. After vomiting, he saw that she was covered in blood and even a little dark color. Tell me what it could mean and what to do? At the same time, he was already observed by a doctor with a diagnosis of gastroduodenitis.
Answer: Dark-colored vomiting of blood can be a manifestation of gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer complicated by bleeding from an ulcer. As soon as possible you need to seek qualified medical assistance in a hospital. Along with a general examination (general and biochemical blood test and urinalysis), fibrogastroduodenoscopy will be required to clarify the diagnosis, as well as an ultrasound of the abdominal organs. Based on the inspection data and after analyzing the results of the examination, the attending physician will be able to make an accurate diagnosis and agree on further treatment tactics with the patient.


Generally, every existence manifests in accordance to the fundamental dual energy dynamics, the Female energy and the Masculine energy. So is the hermetic Principle of Gender: "Gender is in everything; everything has its Masculine and Feminine Principles Gender; manifests on all planes." — The Kybalion.
These contradictory dynamics are the base for our physical and etheric dimensions as well as our constant link to the Source. From a scientific perspective, the masculine energy represents the universal entropy, which permits the expansion of energy into infinite forms of self, while the feminine energy refers to the syntropy concept, the ever present Source within or return to.
Together, in unison and never in opposition, they maintain the perfect harmony of all creations, the universal equilibrium of the Universal Consciousness. It is this perpetual balance and ever flowing dance which sustains the universe, its Life and all the hermetic principles, and most particularly the Principle of Rhythm.
In other words, or philosophies, the Female and Masculine forces are the TAO, the Yin Yang in eternal motion, pulsating, vibrating, breathing, sustaining one another, forever, guaranteeing our eternal life.
The same, of course, applies to our chakra system, from the basic 9 to the ever manifesting higher chakras, depending on the overall dimensional and frequency level that life manifest into.
The feminine energy represents the cradle, the energy source from which comes all life, and to which it returns. It is our union with the eternal Love, the unmistakable and and unique motherly love. Represents our most emotive, and introspective side of Self, the contraction of physical being into its energetic essence, its connection to the root, our always present umbilical cord with the Universal Consciousness.
The masculine energy is its opposite. Represents all our power of manifestation, of creation. Is externalization, extroversion and the projection of Being. The Consciousness expanded to outside of itself, in order to visualize and feel all its diversity and creativity. Is the practical aspect of the source, directional and objective, clear and rational, what we see with our eyes, can feel with our hands, it is the physical universe.
I was curious where you came across many of these interesting facts? I've been searching for quite some time for something all encompassing dealing with male and female symbols of the chalice and blade.
I studied Paganism and Wicca for a very long time in my teen and young adult years. It just seems difficult to find scholarly reviews articles on such things. Good luck with your research!!


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Extend the human story backward for the five thousand years of recorded history and it covers no more than a millionth of a lifetime of the Earth. Yet how do we humans take stock of the history of our planet, and our own place within it? A "vast historical mosaic" (Publishers Weekly) rendered engaging and accessible, Big History interweaves different disciplines of knowledge to offer an all-encompassing account of history on Earth. Since its publication, Cynthia Brown's "world history on a grand scale" (Kirkus) has been translated into nine languages and has helped propel the "big history" concept to viral status. This new edition of Brown's seminal work is more relevant today than ever before, as we increasingly must grapple with accelerating rates of change and, ultimately, the legacy we will bequeath to future generations. Here is a pathbreaking portrait of our world, from the birth of the universe from a single point the size of an atom to life on a twenty-first-century planet inhabited by 7 billion people.


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