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What is a Bingham Distribution?
The Bingham distribution is an antipodally-symmetric probability distribution on a unit hypersphere. Its probability density function (PDF) is
where is a unit vector on the surface of the sphere , is a normalization constant, is a vector of non-positive ( ) concentration parameters, and the columns of the matrix are orthogonal unit vectors.
Note that a large-magnitude indicates that the distribution is highly peaked along the direction , while a small-magnitude indicates that the distribution is spread out along .
The Bingham distribution is derived from a zero-mean Gaussian on , conditioned to lie on the surface of the unit hypersphere . Thus, the exponent of the Bingham PDF is the same as the exponent of a zero-mean Gaussian distribution (in principal components form, with one of the eigenvalues of the covariance matrix set to infinity).
The Bingham distribution is the maximum entropy distribution on the hypersphere which matches the sample inertia matrix . Therefore, it may be better suited to representing random process noise on the hypersphere than some other distributions, such as (projected) tangent-space Gaussians. Binghams are also quite flexible, since a concentration parameter, , of zero indicates that the distribution is completely uniform in the direction of . They are therefore very useful in tracking problems where there is high, anisotropic noise.
C Support in libbingham / Installation
In bingham/c, run:
make sudo make install
The main C header file in libbingham is located at bingham/c/include/bingham.h. Most functions only support Bingham distributions up to dimension 4. (That is, up to .)
Usage / Examples
After installation, to use the libbingham in your own project, add "-lbingham" to your linker flags include bingham.h at the top of your program. There are several example programs in bingham/c: bingham_sample.c, fit_bingham.c, bingham_lookup.c, cluster_bingham.c, and test_bingham.c.
Creating a Bingham Distribution in C
Bingham distributions are represented as a C struct, called bingham_t:
typedef struct { int d; // dimensions double **V; // axes double *Z; // concentrations double F; // normalization constant bingham_stats_t *stats; } bingham_t;
The bingham_stats_t struct contains various statistics of the Bingham distribution, such as the entropy, mode, and scatter matrix. (See bingham.h for details.) To create a new bingham_t, use one of
void bingham_new(bingham_t *B, int d, double **V, double *Z); void bingham_new_uniform(bingham_t *B, int d); void bingham_new_S1(bingham_t *B, double *v1, double z1); void bingham_new_S2(bingham_t *B, double *v1, double *v2, double z1, double z2); void bingham_new_S3(bingham_t *B, double *v1, double *v2, double *v3, double z1, double z2, double z3);
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bingham_t B; bingham_new_uniform(&B, 4);
will create a new uniform 4-D Bingham distribution, as will
double Z[3] = {0, 0, 0}; double V[3][4] = {{0,1,0,0}, {0,0,1,0}, {0,0,0,1}}; double *Vp[3] = {&V[0][0], &V[1][0], &V[2][0]}; bingham_t B; bingham_new(&B, 4, Vp, Z);
double v1[4] = {0,1,0,0}; double v2[4] = {0,0,1,0}; double v3[4] = {0,0,0,1}; bingham_t B; bingham_new(&B, 4, v1, v2, v3, 0, 0, 0);
Note that all of the bingham_new functions will automatically compute the normalization constant, so there is no need to call bingham_F(bingham_t *B) unless you create the bingham_t manually.
Note: When you are finished using a bingham_t, be sure to free its contents with
void bingham_free(bingham_t *B);
Given a matrix X with unit vectors in the rows, you can compute the maximum likelihood Bingham distribution given X with
void bingham_fit(bingham_t *B, double **X, int n, int d);
where X is an n-by-d double matrix created by:
double **new_matrix2(int n, int m);
which can be found in bingham/c/include/bingham/util.h. For example,
// create n 4-D unit vectors int n = 10; double **X = new_matrix2(n,4); for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { for (int j = 0; j < 4; j++) X[i][j] = normrand(0,1); normalize(X[i], X[i], 4); } // fit a Bingham distribution to X bingham_t B; bingham_fit(&B, X, n, 4); // do something with B here... // cleanup free_matrix2(X); bingham_free(&B);
Note: bingham_fit() allocates memory in the bingham_t struct, so make sure the bingham_t you pass in is deallocated. Otherwise, calling bingham_fit() will result in a memory leak.
To sample n unit vectors from a Bingham distribution, use:
void bingham_sample(double **X, bingham_t *B, int n);
For example,
bingham_t B; bingham_new_uniform(&B, 4); double **X = new_matrix2(100,4); bingham_sample(X, &B, 100);
Computing the PDF
To compute the PDF of a unit vector x under a Bingham B, use:
double bingham_pdf(double *x, bingham_t *B);
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8 And if ye offer blind animals for sacrifice, is that not evil? And if ye offer the lame and sick, is that not evil? Offer it now unto thy governor! Will he be pleased with thee or accept thy person?" saith the LORD of hosts. | 8 When you bring blind animals for sacrifice, is that not wrong? When you sacrifice crippled or diseased animals, is that not wrong? Try offering them to your governor! Would he be pleased with you? Would he accept you?" says the LORD Almighty. |
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I made a big move from Blogger to WordPress and how that might impact you – resubscribe in your Google Reader here: Subscribe in a reader Getting bogged down with commissions – a good thing and a bad thing Basil update and Byron does more agility finally More puzzle fun Bargello Quilt Along Update Crumb swap update Gnome naming contest Upcoming trips and stuff Quilt guild happenings & the Opportunity Quilt Sponsorship! Pinterest Manicures Upcoming interview If you would like to {Read More}
Free Pattern Friday – Car Trash Caddy
Such a handy little tutorial on a very useful item! I need to make one of these for my car. I doubt my hubby would like it if I made one for him since he has a manual transmission though! Stephanie Hughes wrote a great little tutorial on a car trash bag that hangs off of your shifter (or anything else you can attach it to).
Quickie Wednesday Update
This past week has been crazy! I finally posted the last step of the bargello quilt along last night and I was happy to get that off my plate so I can move on to the next project. Yesterday I received another request for a dog agility ribbon quilt commission so I'm working on that to get it done before the upcoming February trial. Hoping I get it done in time! Here is the dog agility ribbon quilt I recently {Read More}
Bargello Quilt Along – Part 3 – Quilting and Finishing
Miss the earlier parts? Part 1 is here and Part 2 is here! Hopefully you've got either a placemat or a tablerunner top pieced together if you followed the steps in parts 1 and 2. I'm not going to go into too much detail on how to quilt your top but I will link to some tutorials if you've never quilted anything before and need to learn how. My last post is more of a design suggestion – feel free to {Read More}
Name that Gnome Contest!
I went Etsy shopping and picked up a new travel gnome since poor Carl lost his feet on my last trip and is retired in my closet now. I want to have a new contest! The last one was so fun and lots of you came up with some very unique stories behind the name of the gnome that you suggested. I already have gnomes named Gerald and Carl so don't use those! Entry Rules: Comment below with your name suggestion {Read More}
Testing….testing 123
I'm in the midst of my move to my new host and blog service and I want to test out my feeds and see if they still propogate. Transferring from Blogger to WordPress isn't exactly a simple process especially if you want to make sure all your old links still work on your new location! I was up late last night working on my settings to get that right. I still haven't tackled my theme to get the look of {Read More}
Pardon my dust….
I will be switching blog hosts the next few days so if you notice my blog looking strange bear with me please. Once the move is over I'll make another announcement! The bargello placemat part 3 will be delayed because of this. …blame Blogger for this inconvenience! It is time to move to a real blog host that doesn't have broken templates, limit embed codes and such. If you bookmark http://www.katiesquiltingcorner.com/ you won't be effected – it'll point to the {Read More}
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Miss Part 1? You can find it here! By now you should have all your fabric cut and sewn together into tubes. Depending on which pattern you are doing you should either have four tubes sewn together for the placemats or two tubes for the table runner. If you are doing both you will have six tubes total! Now it is time to cut into the tubes to get our rows.
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I grow vegetables in containers. I am pretty much a newbie to this climate and veggie gardening in general. My questions: 1) what can I transplant this time of year? 2) what can I start from seed this time of year (and where -- indoors or outdoors in my containers)? Overall, I am just wondering what to do right now, whether it is for a transplant later or a direct plant now. Thanks! |
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- Posted by writersblock 9b/10a (My Page) on Tue, Jul 8, 14 at 11:31
If you haven't seen it, the U of F's IFAS ( Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences) has an excellent guide to growing vegetables in FL. What vegetables do you want to grow? What do you like to eat? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Florida Vegetable Gardening Guide
At this time of year, I'm growing/propagating only the most heat tolerant vegetables--okra, basil, garlic chives, Okinawa spinach, Chaya, moringa, currant tomatoes, yard long beans, Malabar spinach, sweet potatoes, hot peppers. This is also a good time to start tomatoes and peppers from seed if you want to have them for the fall garden. I find that almost all the other "normal" vegetables need to wait, and I'm in zone 9. I know some people here have luck starting greens in August, but I always have better luck if I wait a bit longer. Bill |
Not much will grow here in the way of traditional veggies in the summer, okra, hot peppers and field peas such as Zipper Cream are just about it. Yardlong beans will grow too but I don't consider them anything like pole beans :-( I'm growing just enough okra to make pickles, Baby Bubba below. Tom |
- Posted by amberroses 10a-Pinellas Co.FL (My Page) on Thu, Jul 10, 14 at 8:02
Baby Bubba looks very manageable and tidy. I'm growing Jing Orange and it is considerably taller. |
It is, at 2' tall it makes a nice ornamental plant.... |
The Baby Bubba is really cute. I have bigger varieties and they all need to get around waist-high to start producing. They will be a forest by the end of the season. |
About the Baby Bubba -- Am I too late to plant seeds? Where can I get seeds? How much okra does each plant produce (estimate)? Do you have recommendations on soil preparation for a container one like yours? |
About the Baby Bubba -- Am I too late to plant seeds? Where do you live? If the "10" in your header indicates Zone 10 then my experience is that okra is perennial, I've grown it year around, but flowering does slow down for me from November until March. Where can I get seeds? At HD, seed packets distributed by Burpee. But you can grow any variety you want in containers, doesn't have to be a dwarf plant like BB, I just like the fact the plants don't take over the areas I place them in. How much okra does each plant produce (estimate)? If, as above you can grow it as a perennial as long as you feed it and control the bugs you'll potentially have an endless supply. Do you have recommendations on soil preparation for a container one like yours? I use a modified Al's Mix. My microclimate is extremely humid so I use less peat in my mixes. Tom |
BTW, I start three seeds in each container and then remove any weaklings. Some containers will have two plants and some containers will still have three plants, all BB will bear just as much as taller plants. Tom |
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Just noticed Cathy's panicked voice, look what I had to rescue from inside the pool cage. Now he's protecting my okra :-) |
Yes, I am in Zone 10. I may even be 10a, like you (Fort Myers). I would really like to try okra. Can you recommend a place to get inexpensive/bulk perlite, peat moss, pines fines (what are those?), and so on. The cost of these things in those small bags kills me. I can get chicken manure from a friend. I really appreciate the help. |
... Can you recommend a place to get inexpensive/bulk perlite, peat moss, pines fines (what are those?), and so on.... Find a farm/feed store, they will have 4CF bags of coarse perlite for $18-20. HD carries either a 3.0CF or 3.8CF block of peat, ACE hardware usually carries the 3.8CF block, and may also have or can order the 4CF bag of coarse perlite. Pine fines are crushed pine bark, usually down to the size of a dime or smaller, I'm not sure down there where you'll find it - many find it at Wally World but I've never seen it at any of my local stores, I have to get it from a nursery. Here is what you want. Tom |
If you can't find pine fines closer to home a quick search indicates Wally World #819 in Cape Coral carries it. Tom |
The Spanish pumpkin grows like a champ through the summer. It produces a lot of vine, so make sure you give it enough room. I just bought some at the local market and saved the seeds and grew it. |
Wow, great responses. Where can I find Spanish Pumpkin seeds? I assume these can't be grown in a container. Also, if you all have any recommendations on seeds I can start now, I would appreciate it. Tomatoes and peppers are already on the list. Thanks! |
I got the calabasa or Spanish pumpkin from a local farmers market and saved the seeds to grow my own. I do that often, like with spaghetti squash. Calabasa is a huge vine that will root at the nodes, so give it plenty of room. |
- Posted by writersblock (My Page) on Fri, Jul 11, 14 at 17:14
If you love hot weather veggies, yeah, you can plant them now, but I'd remember that it's not long till it will be time to start seeds for fall/winter crops, so if you're a container gardener with limited space I'd consider what you most want to grow more than just what will start right this minute. |
Also, if you all have any recommendations on seeds I can start now, I would appreciate it. Tomatoes and peppers are already on the list. Thanks! Sweet peppers will suffer in the heat until we cool down a little more in Zone 10....Tomato blooms won't set fruit until night temps. drop below 75F, too hot and sticky, for Zone 10 that is around the first week of October so counting back six weeks seeds should not be started earlier than 8/15. September is always a crap-shoot anyway, hurricanes and tropical depressions can drown and/or blow away plants set in the garden earlier...just my experience. Tom |
- Posted by Garden_Gal 10 (My Page) on Sat, Jul 12, 14 at 14:51
There are a number of plants you can start now: roselle, eggplant, okra, yardlong beans, hot peppers, herbs (rosemary and oregano, mint). I have also included the link to a website with more suggestions. There are a number of places with Pinebark fines around here (Echo- call about availability, Riverland Nursery- more expensive, and a place in Naples- cheaper, but father away). The best source for Vermiculite/ Perlite is Forestry Resources. |
Here is a link that might be useful: sproutrobot.com
Huh? Start tomatoes indoors now? Two weeks inside under lights, four weeks outside with morning sun and afternoon shade, then into the garden, started now would be a garden set around 9/1 and the plants will be 3-4' tall 10/1 before they first start setting fruit, if we don't have significant September storms and they survive. |
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The government has just expanded our freedoms and created a new opportunity. Jay Carney at a recent press conference heralded the administration's latest achievement: "Opportunity created by affordable, quality health insurance allows families in America to make a decision about how they will work, or if they will work." People are now free to choose not to work and as a result, obligate, burden and enslave those who do work to support, subsidize, sustain and provide for the welfare of those who don't in the name of "fairness" The obscenity of this new paradigm is that involuntary servitude may now be imposed by one group on another by simply deciding not to work.
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"So, my background is cognitive science, or it isn't. You don't know."
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From the source code on their web sites you can see the sort of tools they use and hence work out how computer literate they are, whether they prefer windoze or command line etc. User names are generally unique and Google is your friend.
These are the things I worked out: Your background is IT, most likely a programmer/coder. I'd put money on you being pretty competant with anything command line and probably prefer vi as an editor. You play / used to play FRP's probably specifically D&D.
My relevant background is that I work as research scientist in cognitive science and I'm just finishing off my Masters in that field. Which as well as covering the usual AI stuff you come across in comp.sci. also included a pile of neuroscience from psychology. Of course what you dont know are my other degrees or how long I've used computers for although the latter you could get some idea of from
However, getting back to the main point, my initial complaint was a simply BAD example about creativity. What was put up as a boundary in helping creativity was simply no such thing. Maybe the poster meant that supplying a context enables a difficult open task to become more constrained and hence simpler and if that was the case then fair enough. But that has jack all to do with creativity.
Most evidence points to creativity being due to 'not-normal' brain function. If 'normal' brains run according to "laws / rules" then creative individuals typically lie well outside the bell curve. The savant is at the far end of that scale. Empirical evidence is pointing toward a trade off between high intelligence/creativity and normal function. There is typically a price to pay and the increased placticity/flexibility in conciousness (and unconcious behaviour) is reflected in decreased ability in other areas such as social skills (which do have a lot of 'rules' )and communication. Most readers of
Although creativity is a difficult concept to quantify and measure a few things are apparent. Creativity involves ignoring normal links between related areas. It involves what we say as 'seeing things in a differnt light', the ability to adjust the context of an idea or memory and associate it with typically unrelated ideas. Or the ability to link two disparate concepts. Now this is at odds with our brains general "rule" of trying to match each idea, experience or thought to existing ones. Our brains have evolved to pattern match everything, it's one of the reasons we are so smart as a species. As soon as see/experience something our brain tries it's hardest to match it previous experiences and memories. That's what happenng when I refered to the cuing in the initial example. When people see/read those words they are instantly recognised and related to previously known events/memories. In particular somantic memories which are the memories of things. This triggers a cascade of activity in areas related to those words and hey presto, you can now make up a story by tying together things you already know. You see this in kids alot when they make up stories and there aren't the complex memories that form the normal relationships (as viewed by an adult experienced brain) between ideas. To adults they are really stupid but that's because they don't fit our model of the world and how it is. We have this very realistic model because we have lived in it more and we have learnt how it works. Our brains have evolved to model the world as best as possible because it's a good survival trait. Unfortunately the price we pay is that as we 'mature' we can loose the ability to be creative and become set in our (successful) ways. It takes great effort to remain creative unless you have genes on your side. Being creative runs the risk of doing something in an untried way that might not be as good as the tried and tested way. Evolution has something bad to say about that...
It's all a tricky area and we are slowly teasing it apart as our understanding of neuroscience increases. But one sure sign of how close AI and the Comp. Sci. field is getting in this area is the stunningly underperformance of AI in the last 50 years. It's just depressing and I'll support Minskys views on this one, "not more stupid little robots".
AI is simply missing something fundamental and we don't know what it is..yet.


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The DUE Invitations to Tender for 2014 are summarised below.
Companies, research organisations and universities from ESA Member States that subscribe to the 4th Earth Observation Envelope Programme (EOEP-4) of the European Space Agency are invited to bid in response to these DUE Calls for Proposals.
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The Innovators-III ITT calls for small pioneering projects to develop innovative EO products and services in response to authoritative requirements from end-user organisations. The intention is to fund up to 12 Innovator III projects, of maximum 2-year duration, and of value up to 200 KEUR each (total budget 2,4 MEUR).
The Call is open to all domains of EO applications and covers all fields of the Earth atmosphere, ocean, cryosphere and land surfaces. As first but not exclusive priority, the Innovator III projects shall respond to the R&D agenda of major international initiatives such as the Group on Earth Observations (GEO), and perform the necessary R&D preparatory activities for large scale exploitation of the most innovative aspects of Sentinels 1 and 2.
The Innovator III projects are required to be set up as User Laboratories that prepare the ground for a long-term exploitation by large user communities, and are expected to provide on the medium term substantial and concrete benefits to the targeted user communities. At least one end-user entity shall be actively involved in each Innovator III project and shall be responsible for providing the detailed service and product requirements, as well as support the interpretation and validation of the EO products, and assess the adequacy of and benefits of the service.
Innovators III will contribute to the work program of the 5th EOEP that is due to start in 2017. It is expected that a number of innovator III projects will later be brought forward into large-scale DUE projects under EOEP-5.
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The principal objective of the project will be to help African stakeholders (i.e. Ramsar Contracting Parties, Ramsar regional networks and African river basin authorities, etc.) and international/regional conservation agencies active in Africa to better assess the conditions of the wetlands under their areas of jurisdiction/study, and better monitor their trends over time.
The sustainability of the approach will be pursued through the development of an end-to-end software toolbox that will be delivered to the partner organisations, at no cost, with training courses and education toolkits.
The ultimate goal is that the tools, methods and products that will be developed during the GlobWetland Africa project will constitute essential building blocks for the future establishment of national and regional wetland observatories in Africa.
The project will make an extensive use of satellite data from the Sentinels 1, 2 and 3. It is expected that European Copernicus initiative and its Sentinel missions will open a new era for the systematic mapping, assessment and monitoring of wetlands and the GlobWetland Africa will largely benefit from these continuous observations.
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Budget: | 1,500,000 EUR |
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11 Then all his brothers, all his sisters, and all those who had been his acquaintances before, came to him and ate food with him in his house; and they consoled him and comforted him for all the adversity that the Lord had brought upon him. Each one gave him a piece of silver and each a ring of gold. | 11 All his brothers and sisters and everyone who had known him before came and ate with him in his house. They comforted and consoled him over all the trouble the LORD had brought upon him, and each one gave him a piece of silver and a gold ring. |
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I see what you mean dude, her boobs look droopy and she has her arms above her head, they are saggy! But at least that means she has been giving us guys some pokey nipple to see when out in public.
Wow, Ashley's face is to die for, very nice! But,....it looks as though she has never worn a bra in her life...saggy boobs....bzzzzt! Her bootie is also sliding down her legs...she needs to hit the gym.
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don´t llike her but i loooove alice. besides bella, she is the coolest female character in the twilight saga movie for sure.
omg seriously wtf is that i used to like her so much but right now all she's doing is just making photoshoots like this and trying so hard to get attention it's really getting annoying and i'm tired of it she's cute and all but there are lots of cute girls and she's just another slut i'm not a fan of her anymore
She looks beautiful. I love these pictures. & Come on, there's nothing over the top, I agree with crystalhope. She's great.
I see nothing that can be described as "over the top" She's got a hot body, there's nothing to be ashamed of and wear a one-piece
The paint actually covers more of her than some bathing suites some celebs have worn in pics on here she is covered and not posing wrong she looks nice
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My front garden makes me happy, but the shrubs I planted near the house do not...take a look...I'm open to suggestions, something to keep the cottage look going but not look so scrappy.
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First, if you click on Gallery at the beginning of the forum, you will find some instructions on posting pictures that might be of help. Your front garden should make you happy! It looks wonderful. I don't have any suggestions about the shrubs but will be following closely. I am in the midst of redoing my front foundation and am not doing well........ |
- Posted by contrary_grow 7b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 08 at 8:09
You've done a wonderful job - your front yard is very cottagey. I don't know what shrubs work well for your area. I love hydrangeas, but you might be looking for something evergreen. Mary |
- Posted by wigardenerwannabe Z5 WI (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 08 at 11:54
I love your front yard gardens - as Mary said they look very cottagey From the long view I really like the color of your shrubs as it seems like it grounds the beds and ties into your shutter color. The close up just looks a little sparse, but perhaps that is simply the view. I don't have an answer, but also think that Anabelle hydrangeas are a wonderful addition to a cottage garden. wig |
Love the overall look! What are the shrubs you have at the foundation? The 2 at the corners look great. Are they evergreen? I think you need something with more height on either side of the porch and definitely evergreen. I'm in a different zone, so not much help. |
how about some boxwood for the foundation. they stay green for me yearround in the chicago burbs.you could also add a climbing rose or some clematis against the house to bring the garden up to eye level. the cottage garden look of the front yard is beautiful. |
Your garden is very pretty. I love your path! When I was looking at the picture showing the view straight up the path to the house, it seems as if you could use something on either side of the staircase. Maybe something a little shorter than the nice shrubs you have further towards the corner. You could continue the symmetry or put in something different, but complementary in size, on either side. From the close up photos, it does look as if you already have something planted where I indicate (at least on one side). What is it? Will it maybe fill in better with time? |
Maryjane- your front yard is gorgeous- what a perfect cottage garden it is.. and so inviting! the walkway just makes you want to meander your way to the door for sure! and your little one ( i assuem) is as beautiful as the flowers! The big purpley shrubs at each corner are really very nice. I woudlnt change those.. but it looks liek either nothign is betwen thsoe and the stairs or if there is, we can't see it because it hasnt filled in or gotten big enough yet? do you need some roses there maybe? :) I'm in rose mode. :) i have no arbor with roses at my front door- come to think of it- that's what my house needs too! but the garden is gorgeous really. tell us what's along side the steps and between the steps and those corner bushes? |
- Posted by bamateacha z8 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 08 at 7:50
How very pretty! What is it about the shrub you don't like? Is it the form? The size? The color? How about a dwarf indian hawthorne? The white variety grows in a rounded mound and it's evergreen. |
- Posted by wonbyherwits z7 NC (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 08 at 10:12
Beautiful! I love your pathway. Colors are great. I agree that a little something extra around the steps might be nice. Have you considered tall containers with evergreen shrubs? You could underplant them with trailing flowers, spilling out of the containers to marry them to your cottage garden. Since I'm not in zone 5, I don't know what evergreen shrubs would work, but boxwoods, soft-touch hollies, or arborvitae would be used here. Osmanthus fragrans, while it grows very large, can be trimmed and shaped easily...a bit of work, but it is a slow growing. Incredible fragrance. Can you grow gardenias? Cameron |
- Posted by foxesearth 8b GA/FL line (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 08 at 12:18
Several posters mentioned boxwoods. I couldn't decide that the shrubs nearer the steps might be, but if they don't take to some pruning to shape them up, you might add some boxwoods nearer the weigelia -- I think that's weigelia? The vase shape of that calls for a mounded shape and even if you don't like your boxwood pruned like meatballs (I luv boxwood meatballs) they can be nicely shaped with careful pruning. When you refer to 'scrappy' do you mean they haven't filled in yet? Time will fix that and a little pruning at the right time will encourage thicker growth. Nell |
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As tourist season at Put-in-Bay kicks into high gear many businesses are preparing for the busiest time on the island.
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What: Christmas in July
When: Friday, July 25 to Sunday, July 27
Where: Various locations throughout Put-in-Bay
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Each year area businesses celebrate Christmas in July. This year the celebration will take place on Friday, July 25 to Sunday, July 27
The celebration originally started as a way to reward The Roundhouse summer employees for their hard work.
"My mom Teri Winchester originally started Christmas in July," said Winchester. "She was the manager of The Roundhouse and had a special party for her employees."
Christmas in July marks the peak of the PIB season, so Teri Winchester would have a dinner and gift exchange with her employees as a thank you for all their hard work.
"As the island grew the event became more and more popular and eventually transformed into what it is today," Winchester said. "Today approximately 20,000 people come to Put-in-Bay over the weekend for this event."
Christmas in July is still the peak of the tourist season at Put-in-Bay.
"The Roundhouse is the grandfather of Christmas in July," Winchester said. "Today they still celebrate and even make it snow inside the bar during the celebration."
In years past events like the parade of lights and golf cart sleigh races took place, but as time has gone by some of these staple events have gone away.
"We still have the annual parade," Winchester said. "Participants in the parade include businesses, individuals and clubs. They decorate floats with a Christmas theme and Santa even makes an appearance."
Attendees of Christmas in July can chose from a variety of accommodations during the weekend. However, rooms book up fast so it is recommended that you arrange your accommodations sooner rather than later.
"I think the reason this event is so popular is the allure of not knowing what will happen," Winchester said. "People hear stories about Christmas in July and feel like they need to be a part of it in case something great happens."
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Bill Loguidice is a top business, technology, staffing, and creative professional, a noted videogame historian and subject matter expert, and a critically acclaimed author. Bill is also the cofounder and managing director for the online publication,Armchair Arcade, one of PC Magazine�s Top 100 Websites. As a leading videogame and computer historian and collector, Bill personally owns and maintains more than 400 different systems from the 1970s to the present day, including a large volume of associated software, accessories, and literature. It is from these great resources and his sincere passion for the topic that Bill is often called upon to provide subject matter expertise to both public and private media interests.
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Garnet, Montana
Garnet is a ghost town in Granite County, Montana, United States. Located on the dirt Wallace Creek Road, it is an abandoned mining town that dates from the 1860s. In First Chance Creek in western Montana, the town is at the edge of the high desert in the Front Range, but sheltered in a forest. The town is at about 6,000 feet (1,800 m) elevation.
Garnet was named for the garnet, a semi-precious stone, and the first item to be mined here, although gold quickly followed. In 1898, as many as 1,000 people lived here; it was abandoned 20 years later when the gold ran out. A fire in 1912 destroyed half the town, which was never rebuilt. Supplies needed in Garnet were generally obtained from nearby Bearmouth.
Despite this, Garnet is one of the state's best preserved (and least visited) ghost towns.[1] Visitors can book tours with local guides. The best part about Garnet is Garney Day Festival which occurs in the end of June every year. Garnet's oldest living member, Mary Jane Adams Morin, came to visit every year.[2]
The nearest city is Missoula, about 20 miles (32 km) to the west. The closest city to the east is Butte, about 100 miles (160 km) away.
Garnet has everything inside of it from hotels, to 13 saloons (bars), and food stores. The hotels were started for passers-by, or people coming to pick up gold. They typically ranged from 1-3 dollars, and the poor miners who could not afford that price could sleep in the attic without any windows for a quarter. It is suspected that Garnet even had a brothel, but prices and the exact whereabouts are uncertain. Garnet was famous for its saloons, at its peak the saloons were one of the hottest spots in Garnet.
- Garnet was the site of a 2004 short film, Ghouls Gone Wild, by the band The International Playboys.[3]
- ^ Mellema, Valerie. "Garnet - Montana's Best Kept Ghost Town Secret". Legends of America. Retrieved 25 May 2011.
- ^ The Missoulian. "Mary Jane Morin". Retrieved 25 May 2011.
- ^ International Playboys' First Movie: Ghouls Gone Wild!
External links[edit]
- Bureau of Land Management
- GarnetGhostTown.net
- Visit Montana.com
- Garnet- Montana's Best Kept Ghost Town Secret
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quote:For some reason I highly doubt this, because if so, and there were a lot of black people there, there would have been a riot
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quote:even rich black folks don't act right in the club, case study , my boy c breezy. He'd never done this in a black club, he'd gotten killed.
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quote:When I lived in Mobile, if you went to a club downtown, you were more than likely going to find nothing but trouble. I've never cared for the club scene.
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quote: Statistics show that blacks act like feral animals in large groups.
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A-mazing!! What a wonderful summer meal. I drizzled it over thin slices of porterhouse. The meat was succulent, and this dressing added to the juiciness of it all. We had NO leftovers. I used anchovy paste instead of fillets, and I omitted the red pepper (kids). Vinigrette looks oily, but you have got to try it at least once this summer, trust me you won't regret it.


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HookSafe Protects Kernel from Rootkits
A research group in the computer sciences faculty at North Carolina State University has written a prototype to prevent rootkits from manipulating kernel object hooks to do their damage.
The four researchers into the rootkit protector created and implemented a special virtualized system that defends against persistent rootkits that tamper with kernel execution. The system assembles specific function calls and messages, mirrors them in a shadow copy of the kernel hooks in a central location and protects them from hardware write access. To test their product, called HookSafe, the team let loose a few real rootkits and also measured the system load on the host system. The result showed highly effective protection with a mere 6% system slowdown.
The team found successful defense against, for example, the Adore-ng and Phalanx rootkits. Xuxian Jiang, one of the four team members, told Linux Pro Magazine that the HookSafe source code will probably be made public sometime in the future. Evidence from other projects of team members listed on the university's publication page makes this credible.
The team still recognizes two weaknesses of their system. The first is that it's based on so-called hook profiles that emerge from the dynamic analysis of the kernel hooks, a process they acknowledge as being far from perfect in that hook access points could be missed, resulting in protection gaps. A possible solution is either an improved dynamic analysis or a complementary process using static analysis. The second weakness is that HookSafe can only register attacks that it recognizes, so admins need to define the protective hooks ahead of time. The team intends to fix this by working together with projects such as HookFinder or its own HookMap predecessor product.
Peng Ning, Zhi Wang and Xuxian Jian of the state university have been working with Weidong Cui of Microsoft Research on the solution since September 2008 and want eventually to take HookSafe in the direction of operating system kernel protection. Their 10-page research paper developed out of the annual Security, Audit and Control (SIGSAC) working group conference of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) held in Chicago. The association has a worldwide membership of 100,000 from industry, research and the free software realm that grants the annual "computing Nobel Prize" known as the A. M. Turing Award.
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