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quote: but the bank charges to make the exchange? I was assuming I could just have the take about $1500 in cash from my account and give me the equivalent in Euros.
quote:Your best bet is just to wait until you get there and go to an ATM machine.
quote:And excuse the ignorance, but the bank charges to make the exchange?
quote:However if you go to buy something with your CC it may or may not work probably works about 70% of the time though.
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By its very design, the Fes Sacred World Music Festival is constructed as a bridge between past and future, diversity and commonality. It allows musicians and audiences to experience the various ways that humans commune with something "other", whether that be some form of universal energy, or the sheer ecstasy of being surrounded by other appreciators of global music.
Fes renewed my faith in the possibilities of open conversation. It was also a startling eye-opener to the nuances of my own faith, reminding me once again how important the development of humility is. While Morocco is politically moderate, this does not mean we should assume it is attempting to mimic any other country. This is not fair to the uniqueness and integrity of a civilization that is 1,200 years old. As Reza Aslan points out in No god but God, "only in America is American democracy possible; it cannot be isolated from American tradition and values." This is hard for any culture to swallow in regards to other countries in an age of globalization. We have to remember that if the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle don't fit, you cannot force them together. But you can complete one picture and hang it in a gallery next to others.
Walking through the café section of the medina one last time, the low register of the guimbri rang out, as two boys practiced their Gnawa chops on a stop near a carpet shop. They were maybe 15-years-old, and the lute novice was making quick work on the fretless bass. A few other boys gathered around, clapping and singing along. While across a desolate lot people were paying over $50 to see a horrible Tunisian "Sufi" performance that reminded me of watching flamenco dancers at Disney World, this young crew was contacting the sacred. From the looks of it, they were doing a fine job.


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Indonesian junior players at Amata Cup, Thailand
After 2nd round loss in singles, Septi Mende and Maya Rosa managed to win their doubles match by defeating Pichittra Thongdach/Varanya Vijuksanaboon (THA) 60 62 in 2nd round! Tough match in QF, they will play against top doubles from Thailand, Montinee Tangphong/Thassha Vitayaviroj! Good luck!
Our top boys' player, Sunu Wahyu Trijati lost in his 2nd round singles after he received 1st round bye. Sunu lost to Russian Alexander Kudriavtsev 75 46 26!
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Bush Industries Stanford Audio Cabinet
Add a classy touch to your home with the Bush Stanford Audio Cabinet. This cabinet has ample space to keep your required items in one place. This traditional audio cabinet can easily blend with most of the decor. This audio rack is made from manufactured wood and tempered glass, which makes it sturdy and durable. Finished in antique black, this cabinet is sure to suit any room. The glass door of this piece has a wooden frame that protects the components from dust and the round metallic knob eases its functionality. The three shelves are adjustable and can be fixed as per your requirements. These shelves are scratch resistant and hence look new for years. You can add your media components, headphones, CD-DVD player or other audio players. The ventilation thermal management feature allows airflow and keeps your equipment cool. The cable management at its back allows you to keep your media wires in one place and avoid clutter. This beautiful piece has a decorative dentil molding that adds a touch of beauty to your room. This rack is compatible with the VS53936 video base. This Stanford Audio Cabinet from Bush requires minimum assembly.
Bush Industries Stanford Audio Cabinet
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Product Type: Audio cabinet | Material: Manufactured wood |
Solid Wood Construction: No | Finish: Antique black |
Total Number of Shelves: 3 | Adjustable Shelving: Yes
Scratch Resistant Shelves: Yes | Cloth Back Included: No |
Handle Material: Metal
| Glass Component: Tempered glass |
Multimedia Storage: No | Casters Included: No |
Sand or Lead Fillable Legs: No | Stabilizer Feet: No |
Ventilation Thermal Management: Yes | Lighted: No |
Cable Management: Yes | Country of Manufacture: China |
Weight Capacity: 200 Pounds | Shelf Weight Capacity: 30 Pounds |
Assembly Required: Yes |
Product Warranty: 1 Year |
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Bush Furniture manufactures a large selection of commercial office, home office, home entertainment, and bedroom furniture. The wide variety of the Bush Furniture collection includes home entertainment centers, plasma and standard TV stands and desks.Bush Industries Stanford Audio Cabinet
"Hi, can the door of this cabinet be left off?" asked by Christy
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Great cabinet,only little issues Eric from Valencia, CA I'm really enjoying this cabinet in my house. It is made of pressboardMDF, but once it is put together, it is pretty sturdy. There was a small spot in the door where the black finish was scratched, but it was an easy cover up with black marker. To address the issue people are having with the door, it is definitely difficult to get level, no doubt about that. It takes 2 people to get it right. As far as the gap around the door, my assumption is that this is he manufacture's way of providing some ventilation. This is listed as and audio cabinet so it is going to get warm in there. It wouldn't be a bad thing for them to list in the description, and show a close up picture of the gap to let people know. Not a big deal for me at all, and I installed a cooling fan in the cabinet as well. All in all, it's a good looking piece for the price. It was exactly what I was looking for for my AV components. |
exceeded expectations Justin B from topeka, ks Good quality for the price. Arrived in great condition with no defects. Assembly took a while, but I wouldn't consider it complicated if you follow the detailed instructions. It weighs over a hundred lbs. so I'd recommend at least a little help - although it's not imperative (if you're strong and consider yourself somewhat experiencedhandy). |
Nice! Sharon from Lacey, WA– Verified Buyer We really like this cabinet. It wasn't TOO difficult to put together (not for me anyway because my husband did all the work LOL). We had one minor problem with the magnetic latch on the door not holding very well & when I called Customer Service they were very responsive & sent me 2 new one just to make sure that we got one that would work well. |
Stanford Audio Cabinet Pat from Sharon, ON– Verified Buyer Fabulous. Looks great and very well constructed. Also easy to assemble. The glass door means that we don't have to open it to use our remote control. Lots of room for all of our stuff and the shelves will hold everything. |
Solid buy for the price. Anthony from Richardson, TX– Verified Buyer In my opinion, this is a great cabinet for a denmedia room. the cabinet was easy to assemble, but did take some time. I was able to assemble the cabinet by myself, but an additional person would be handy. I didn't experience what other reviewed in relation to the door and its position. The door on my assembled cabinet sits flush with the door opening no adjustments necessary. With all of you media components inside, this cabinet really helps clean things up. |
Good product Neel from Kensington, MD– Verified Buyer Good product. Well made and looks good. Takes a while to put it together and may need a helping hand for some parts. |
Great for the price Ann-Marie from washington, NJ– Verified Buyer this item looks great for the price. Yes, it does take a while to assemble, but it looks great - Especially if you are using it for an audio cabinet for your component stereo system, not the focal point of your room. The door is difficult to align per other reviews, but I just left it. It's not that noticeable, again if this is just to hold your components and not front & center in the room. I bought it on sale to replace an outdated cabinet & couldn't be happier. |
very sturdy Gale from North Haledon, NJ– Verified Buyer I was a little worried about ordering something like this on line. Boy, was i wrong. It is very solid and a nice piece of furniture. |
Love this media cabinet Amit from Dublin, OH– Verified Buyer I really like this media cabinet. Goes well with my media room. Quality is ok for the price you pay. All In all a good buy |
All Ears MLS from Haymarket, VA– Verified Buyer This cabinet is a decent addition. The wood on the shelves easily chips, however. It was fairly simple to assemble. The dark wood is nicely accented with distress. |
Stanford Audio Cabinet is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: AD53940-03


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I am responding to your article on June 26th that provided details on the house on Tilden that the city is evidently targeting. I do know some of the history of the situation.
I am currently a youth advocate against tobacco use in and around my community. As I have gone to several businesses around town, I have had to walk past people smoking next to the door. The Dee Johnson Clean Indoor Air Act is a law that was passed in 2007, which eliminated indoor smoking in any public place. This law provides designated areas for smoking but these areas must be away for any doorways, windows, or ventilation systems to prevent secondhand smoke from entering the building.
A lot of people had high hopes for Las Vegas Mayor Tony Marquez when he took office in March 2008. A relatively young guy, he seemed to represent the change that so many people sought.
Three months after his election, the mayor convinced a City Council majority to fire six department directors, but he didn't find replacements right away. In fact, the city didn't fill most of the vacant posts until more than six months later.
It's hard to describe the Fiestas de Las Vegas in only a few words and do it justice. One can look at the schedule and see a wide variety of activities and events — a parade, a reína's baile, a holy mass, a fishing expedition, a run/walk, a tribute to veterans, fireworks, street dancing and lots and lots of musica — which begs the question, what ties all this together?
A public official's most important duty is obedience to the U.S. Constitution. That's why the Las Vegas Housing Authority must immediately strike its provision allowing for warrantless searches of houses.
Famous people die in threes, as in Ed McMahon, Farah Fawcett Majors and Michael Jackson. Important people, not necessarily famous, pass away in pairs.
Two people who have been close to my family, though probably unacquainted with each other, are Robert W. Johnston and Nea Escudero.
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The name Johnston in Las Vegas is much less common than Johnson, without the "t." Robert K. Johnston, a prolific writer of letters to the editor, for a time was confused with the Robert with a W in his name. I know both.
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Whitney Brothers Step Up Tall Stairs Step Stool
Perfect for the younger, not-so-tall stepper, this stool's high back and sides provide extra support for leaning against and helps to prevent miss-steps. For added safety, each step is trimmed with no-skid treads, and all edges are rounded.
Whitney Brothers Step Up Tall Stairs Step Stool
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Product Type: Children's step stool | Color: Natural |
Primary Material: Manufactured wood
| Number of Items Included: 1 |
Rust Resistant: No | Slip-Resistant Steps: Yes |
Lightweight: No | Wheels/Casters Included: No |
Folding: No | Number of Steps: 3 |
Telescoping: No | Duty Rating: Type III (Light Duty) 200 lbs |
Country of Manufacture: United States |
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When you order from Whitney Brothers, you're not dealing with a subsidiary of a multi-national wood products conglomerate; you're doing business with a New England tradition. Since 1904, Whitney Brothers has been using classic cabinetmaking techniques to produce safe and sturdy educational toys. Now, they're also a leader in developing versatile, innovative furniture and storage systems for schools, day-care centers, and private homes.Whitney uses the finest hardwoods and veneers and traditional joinery methods for strength. Edges and corners are always rounded smoothly and finished by hand. And, of course, all glues, paints, and finishes are nontoxic and clean up quickly. Whitney Brothers makes it easy for you to decide which products are best for your classroom, and they're dedicated to making sure each product can be used safely by generations of children.
Whitney Brothers Step Up Tall Stairs Step Stool
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Based on the wildly successful first generation Nios® embedded processor, the Nios II family of embedded processors delivers three processor cores to address an even wider range of embedded processing applications. You can choose from a high-performance core (over 200 DMIPS), a low-cost core (as low as 35 cents in logic) and a performance-/cost-balanced standard core. The Nios II family of processors addresses tasks such as:
- Implementing complex state machines
- Off-loading existing processors
- Performing I/O and data-processing tasks
- Configuring FPGAs remotely
- Accelerating digital signal processing (DSP) algorithms
The advanced architectural features of high-performance Stratix® series FPGAs, combined with Nios II embedded processors, offer unparalleled processing power to meet the needs of high-bandwidth systems. With Nios II processor-based systems (including a processor core and peripherals) starting at around 2,000 equivalent logic elements (LEs), Stratix series FPGAs can easily fit complete system functions into a single device, satisfying the needs of networking, telecommunications, digital signal processor, and mass storage applications.
Stratix Series FPGA Architecture
The architecture of an FPGA in the Stratix series provides further technology enhancements that benefit complex intellectual property (IP) blocks, such as the Nios II embedded processor, both in terms of higher fMAX and lower resource utilization.
The logic structure in Stratix series FPGAs has been enhanced to allow it to perform certain frequently used functions efficiently. This works well with system blocks such as the Avalon® system interconnect fabric. The wide input function support found in Stratix series FPGAs means that as the system increases in complexity, the performance penalty is reduced.
Nios II processors include several CPU-optimization options, allowing them to benefit from the ability of Stratix series FPGAs to implement a single cycle-multiply function in a single DSP block. This implementation can save 370 LEs and hundreds of clock cycles when compared to a soft implementation. In the same way, the Stratix series FPGA adaptive logic modules (ALMs) ternary adder support further reduces the size of the Nios II processor's arithmetic logic unit (ALU).
The embedded DSP blocks in the Stratix series FPGA architecture also provide the perfect complement to Nios II custom instructions and other hardware acceleration units. DSP designers can now create DSP algorithms and complex math routines in high-performance hardware DSP blocks and access them as regular software routines or implement them as custom instructions to the Nios CPU. For example, in a voice-over-IP (VOIP) application, an echo-cancellation algorithm can be implemented in hardware and directly executed in software using a custom instruction. This gives DSP designers the flexibility and portability of high-level software design while maintaining the performance benefits of parallel hardware operations in FPGAs—without resorting to excessive clock speeds.
The TriMatrix memory in Stratix Series FPGAs caters to all the memory needs of a typical system-on-a-chip (SOC) solution. This memory architecture has been modified to meet both customer needs and Nios II usage models in each Stratix series FPGA family. The abundant TriMatrix memory blocks can implement on-chip cache memory for accelerating off-chip memory access and significantly increasing overall software performance in embedded systems, while the large blocks are suited for mass code storage for the Nios II processor.
Stratix Series FPGAs and Nios II Processors: A Complete System Solution
The Stratix Series FPGA architecture is ideal for the block-based design methodology that is required for designing large systems using pre-optimized IP modules or re-using existing design modules.
Altera's SOPC Builder automated system development tool provides you with a powerful platform for composing bus-based systems out of common system components such as processors, peripherals, and memory interfaces. SOPC Builder-generated systems are pre-optimized IP blocks that benefit significantly from the Stratix II architecture.
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COA Pavilion
Be sure to visit the COA Pavilion on E40 at Intermodal Europe. With 10 other COA members attending, the pavilion will be one of the key networking points.
Have a look at the members you will be able to meet.
Champagne Cocktail Party!
Starbox International will be hosting a cocktail party during the exhibition, and invite visitors to join them for drinks and small bites.
Where: COA Pavilion (E40)
When: Tuesday 11th & Wednesday 12th from 15.30hrs - 18.00hrs
COA General Meeting
The COA will once again be welcoming current and prospective Members to its Container Pavilion at Intermodal Europe, as well as hosting its 14th annual COA General Meeting the day before the show on Monday 10th November.
Over 120 delegates were in participation at the 13th COA General Meeting, which took place in line with the show in Hamburg in 2013.
For information about pavillion sponsorship opportunities or membership, please contact the COA Secretariat on: firstname.lastname@example.com
Find out more about the COA at: www.containerownersassociation.org
The programme
Registration is now open for the COA's 15th Members Meeting, taking place at the Hilton Hotel, Rotterdam, on Monday 10 November (the day before the Intermodal Europe 2014 exhibition).
Conference Programme
08:45 Registration and Welcome coffee
09:15 Introduction: COA Report
Introduction and update on COA developments
- Introduction and welcome
- Overview of COA Membership and Organisational Developments
- An update on the COA's current Working Groups, Projects, Divisions, Future Plans and Future Schedule
Paul Merritt
Container Owners Association
09:30 Session 1: Keynote Presentations
World Economy – walking on the tightrope
- Overview of Global Economic Trends
- Recession/Debt Crisis
- Impact of these Economic Changes on the Container Shipping Market
Ben Hackett
Hackett Associates
Container manufacturing: market status
- 2014 market and prospects for 2015
- Changing market challenges
Speaker invited
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 Session 2: Container Flooring
Session Moderator:
Nigel Stribley
Blue Sky Intermodal
Floors: IICL Flooring Initiatives
- IICL about alternative floor design
- Current status of the IICL Floor Audit Program
Gary Danback
Technical Director
IICL - Institute for International Container Lessors
Alternative Floor Materials
- Overview of industry trends and market developments 2013/2014
Nigel Stribley
Director, Blue Sky Intermodal
Bamboo Floors
- Sourcing and production
- Market situation
Jerman Lau
Nantong New Atlantic Forest Industry Ltd
Steel floors for containers
- Design and performance feedback
Frank Nachbar
Director Container Engineering
13:00 Lunch
14:15 Session 3: COA IT Division
- Efficiency for all sectors can be enhanced by improved IT
- Results of a COA Survey to investigate the key areas where improvements and standardised electronic transmission systems and communication formats can be introduced
- Panel discussion on possible establishment of a COA IT Division to promote standard procedures
Session Moderator:
Mark North
15:30 Coffee Break
16:00 Session 4: Refrigerants
Update on counterfeit/contaminated refrigerants situation
- Results of survey of reefer container off-hire survey for contaminated refrigerants
Mark Bennett
Senior Vice-President
Triton Container
16:30 Session 5: Container Coatings
Update on Chinese Regulations for Solvent Emissions
- China government legislation on VOC emission
- Container VOC emission regulation draft update
Will changing regulations in China mean increased use of waterborne paints for containers?
- Status of waterborne applications in the container industry
- How can conversion to waterborne coatings be accelerated?
Panel Discussion (Coatings manufacturers)
17:30 Conclusion of Conference Sessions
17:30 COA "Welcome to Rotterdam" Cocktail Reception
Registration for the Meeting
To register for this Meeting, please click on: REGISTER
Meeting Venue: Hilton Hotel, Rotterdam
The venue for the Meeting is the Hilton Hotel, Rotterdam
Latest News From The Container Owners Association
New Website Launched
After eight years, The COA has launched a new website, giving members and potential members a wide range of relevant industry information and resources. The new website allows members to have access to material as part of the membership benefits, but also allows non-members the opportunity to see what the latest discussion topics are within the container industry.
Click here for more info
COA works with BSI on new standard for flexitanks
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One by one all outlets in house go dead
I apologize if the same question has been asked and answered in the past. I'm new to the site and in desperate need of help!
My husband and I just bought our first home in April. It was built in 83 so it is almost 30 years old. When we moved in, almost all the electrical outlets in the house worked fine with the exception of the upstairs bathrooms. They do NOT have the correct GFCI outlets which I now know is necessary to comply with code standards. However, since we moved in, slowly outlets all around the house are going completely dead! It started upstairs and continued downstairs until probably about 75% of the outlets in the whole house do not work. We bought an electricty outlet tester that has the different colored lights that will show if it's hot, cold, normal, or dead, etc... The ones that DO work all show the normal response. The ones that do NOT work do not light up at all. It doesn't seem to be certain rooms since in multiple rooms we have outlets that do work and outlets that do not work. We tried pulling all the circuit breakers hoping that was the issue, but absolutely no change resulted. We're afraid if we don't figure out the issue soon, we'll be living in the dark and have no means of electricity! I'm asking hoping someone can help us before we drop the money we don't have (being new homeowners) on having an electrician come out and look at it. I appreciate any response! Thank you! Advertisement |
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One by one all outlets in house go dead
That's odd. I know it's tight for money right after you buy a house but I'd be getting an electrician in there asap...
Or you can turn off the power and check some of the outlets that are dead to make sure they are connected properly. Maybe the previous homeowner went around and changed all the outlets to spruce them up but didn't connect them properly, plugging/unplugging might have caused loose connections. since you can't tell by testing the outlet what circuit you're turning off, check the wires diectly with a volt meter. Other than that, maybe you have ghosts Advertisement |
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If they all stopped at once I'd say you lost one leg of the power line---You have two different 110 lines coming into the house---
-to check that without opening the box----turn off every other breaker----and see if any thing changes. I second the 'call an electrician' but if it's the incoming power the power company usually takes care of that.
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I would start to look for loose connections either at the last working or first non-working receptacle. Move the wires to the screw terminals. Make a clockwise loop and secure under the screw heads.
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If there is no discernable pattern to the failure,
And its random failures every where, 1 - Check for use of back stab recepticules, if they are, get rid of them. 2 - Check for loose connections, check each recepticule, and any know junction boxs. 3 - Check the quality of the recepticules, if they are cheap crappy ones, replace them. This is about as much as you can do with out an electricain. So if you do all this and still cant find the problems, call an electricain, as loose connections can cause fires. |
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Don't take anything apart without labeling the individual wires so you can put it back together the same way.
I suggest measuring voltage quantitatively (using a voltmeter) as opposed to qualitatively (using a tester with tiny lights). One thing worth doing little by little if not all at once is changing over all the backstab connections (push the wire in and it sort of sticks; very common in post-1970 construction) to screw connections. If the receptacle or switch itself looks to be in good condition you can re-use it. Of course the power needs to be off while you are working but you can turn on the power for a moment while you see if that switch or receptacle has live power, prior to disconnecting any wires. You can work on one receptacle or switch unit at a time. If a wire is poked into the back of the receptacle but is clamped firmly in place using a screw on the side (and slides right out when you loosen the screw), you can keep it in that way but retighten the screw firmly (not with tremendous force). Another project you can start on is retorquing all the small and medium sized screws and setscrews holding wires in place in the breaker panel. Flip off each breaker before touching the screw on it. Turn each screw moderately tight, loosen a quarter turn then tighten firmly. Do not use tremendous force. With the breaker handle still flipped off, tilt the breaker so it unsnaps from the panel, inspect the underside and also the fin in its panel slot for discoloration, and snap the breaker back in place. Should there be discoloration, do not turn that breaker back on for now. The big set sccrews holding the fat wires should be left for an experienced person to tighten up. Make a note of receptacles where the top half works and the bottom half does not. If this is not switch controlled, the simplest thing for now is to replace that receptacle. Advertisement
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Create spatial transformation structure (TFORM)
maketform is not recommended. Use fitgeotrans, affine2d, affine3d, or projective2d instead.
T = maketform(transformtype,...)
T = maketform('affine',A)
T = maketform('affine',U,X)
T = maketform('projective',A)
T = maketform('projective',U,X)
T = maketform('custom', NDIMS_IN, NDIMS_OUT, FORWARD_FCN,
T = maketform('box',tsize,LOW,HIGH)
T = maketform('box',INBOUNDS, OUTBOUNDS)
T = maketform('composite',T1,T2,...,TL)
T = maketform('composite', [T1 T2 ... TL])
T = maketform(transformtype,...) creates a multidimensional spatial transformation structure (called a TFORM struct) that can be used with the tformfwd, tforminv, fliptform, imtransform, or tformarray functions.
transformtype can be any of the following spatial transformation types. maketform supports a special syntax for each transformation type. See the following sections for information about these syntax.
Transform Type | Description |
'affine' | Affine transformation in 2-D or N-D |
Projective transformation in 2-D or N-D | |
'custom' | User-defined transformation that can be N-D to M-D |
'box' | Independent affine transformation (scale and shift) in each dimension |
Composition of an arbitrary number of more basic transformations |
T = maketform('affine',A) builds a TFORM struct T for an N-dimensional affine transformation. A is a nonsingular real (N+1)-by-(N+1) or (N+1)-by-N matrix. If A is (N+1)-by-(N+1), the last column of A must be [zeros(N,1);1]. Otherwise, A is augmented automatically, such that its last column is [zeros(N,1);1]. The matrix A defines a forward transformation such that tformfwd(U,T), where U is a 1-by-N vector, returns a 1-by-N vector X, such that X = U * A(1:N,1:N) + A(N+1,1:N). T has both forward and inverse transformations.
T = maketform('affine',U,X) builds a TFORM struct T for a two-dimensional affine transformation that maps each row of U to the corresponding row of X. The U and X arguments are each 3-by-2 and define the corners of input and output triangles. The corners cannot be collinear.
T = maketform('projective',A) builds a TFORM struct for an N-dimensional projective transformation. A is a nonsingular real (N+1)-by-(N+1) matrix. A(N+1,N+1) cannot be 0. The matrix A defines a forward transformation such that tformfwd(U,T), where U is a 1-by-N vector, returns a 1-by-N vector X, such that X = W(1:N)/W(N+1), where W = [U 1] * A. The transformation structure T has both forward and inverse transformations.
T = maketform('projective',U,X) builds a TFORM struct T for a two-dimensional projective transformation that maps each row of U to the corresponding row of X. The U and X arguments are each 4-by-2 and define the corners of input and output quadrilaterals. No three corners can be collinear.
Note: An affine or projective transformation can also be expressed like this, for a 3-by-2 A: [X Y]' = A' * [U V 1] ' Or, like this, for a 3-by-3 A: [X Y 1]' = A' * [U V 1]' |
T = maketform('custom', NDIMS_IN, NDIMS_OUT, FORWARD_FCN, INVERSE_FCN, TDATA) builds a custom TFORM struct T based on user-provided function handles and parameters. NDIMS_IN and NDIMS_OUT are the numbers of input and output dimensions. FORWARD_FCN and INVERSE_FCN are function handles to forward and inverse functions. Those functions must support the following syntax:
Forward function: | X = FORWARD_FCN(U,T) |
Inverse function: | U = INVERSE_FCN(X,T) |
where U is a P-by-NDIMS_IN matrix whose rows are points in the transformation's input space, and X is a P-by-NDIMS_OUT matrix whose rows are points in the transformation's output space. The TDATA argument can be any MATLAB® array and is typically used to store parameters of the custom transformation. It is accessible to FORWARD_FCN and INVERSE_FCN via the tdata field of T. Either FORWARD_FCN or INVERSE_FCN can be empty, although at least INVERSE_FCN must be defined to use T with tformarray or imtransform.
T = maketform('box',tsize,LOW,HIGH) or
T = maketform('box',INBOUNDS, OUTBOUNDS) builds
an N-dimensional affine TFORM struct T.
The tsize argument is an N-element vector of positive
integers. LOW and HIGH are also
N-element vectors. The transformation maps an input box defined by
the opposite corners ones(1,N) and tsize or,
alternatively, by corners INBOUNDS(1,:) and INBOUND(2,:) to
an output box defined by the opposite corners LOW and HIGH or OUTBOUNDS(1,:) and OUTBOUNDS(2,:). LOW(K) and HIGH(K) must
be different unless tsize(K) is 1, in which case
the affine scale factor along the Kth dimension is assumed to be 1.0.
Similarly, INBOUNDS(1,K) and INBOUNDS(2,K) must
be different unless OUTBOUNDS(1,K) and OUTBOUNDS(2,K) are
the same, and vice versa. The 'box' TFORM is
typically used to register the row and column subscripts of an image
or array to some world coordinate system.
T = maketform('composite',T1,T2,...,TL) or
T = maketform('composite', [T1 T2 ... TL]) builds
a TFORM struct T whose forward
and inverse functions are the functional compositions of the forward
and inverse functions of T1, T2, ..., TL.
Note that the inputs T1, T2, ..., TL are ordered just as they would be when using the standard notation for function composition: T = T1 T2 ... TL and note also that composition is associative, but not commutative. This means that in order to apply T to the input U, one must apply TL first and T1 last. Thus if L = 3, for example, then tformfwd(U,T) is the same as tformfwd(tformfwd(tformfwd(U,T3),T2),T1). The components T1 through TL must be compatible in terms of the numbers of input and output dimensions. T has a defined forward transform function only if all the component transforms have defined forward transform functions. T has a defined inverse transform function only if all the component functions have defined inverse transform functions.
Make and apply an affine transformation.
T = maketform('affine',[.5 0 0; .5 2 0; 0 0 1]); tformfwd([10 20],T) I = imread('cameraman.tif'); I2 = imtransform(I,T); imshow(I), figure, imshow(I2)
fliptform | imtransform | tformarray | tformfwd | tforminv


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Hikurangi River | |
Origin | Kaikou River and Mengawahine Stream |
Mouth | Mangakahia River |
Basin countries | New Zealand |
Length | 7 kilometres (4.3 mi) |
The Hikurangi River is a river of Northland, New Zealand. A winding stretch of river, it can be considered an extension of the Kaikou River, being formed from the confluence of this river and the Moengawahine Stream. The Hikurangi flows south past the Pipiwai settlement for several kilometres before flowing into the Mangakahia River, 25 kilometres to the west of Whangarei.
See also[edit]
"Place Name Detail: Hikurangi River". New Zealand Geographic Placenames Database. Land Information New Zealand. Retrieved 12 July 2009.
Coordinates: 35°41′S 174°02′E / 35.683°S 174.033°E
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Pear and Hazelnut Tart
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup hazelnuts, toasted (see Note) and chopped
- 1 tablespoon cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon cloves
- 1/2 teaspoon allspice
- 2 sticks (1/2 pound) unsalted butter, diced and chilled
- 2 hard-cooked egg yolks, pressed through a strainer
- 1 1/2 tablespoons finely grated lemon zest
- 1/4 cup ice water
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup hazelnuts, toasted (see Note) and chopped
- 2 tablespoons finely grated fresh ginger
- 5 Bosc pears—peeled, cored and cut into 1-inch dice
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
Thyme Cream
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons chopped thyme
- MAKE THE THYME CREAM In a food processor, combine the flour, hazelnuts, cinnamon, cloves, and allspice and process until the nuts are finely ground. Add the butter, egg yolks and lemon zest and pulse until the mixture resembles coarse meal. Add the ice water and pulse just until the dough comes together. Scrape the dough onto a lightly floured work surface and knead briefly. Pat the dough into a disk, wrap in plastic and refrigerate until firm, about 1 hour.
- Preheat the oven to 350°. Cut off a third of the dough and keep it refrigerated. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the remaining dough to a 13-inch round. Fold the dough in half and transfer it to an 11 1/2 -inch tart pan with a removable bottom. Unfold the dough and press it into the pan and up the side as evenly as possible. Refrigerate the shell.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll out the remaining piece of dough to a 13-by-8-inch rectangle. Place the rectangle on a baking sheet and freeze until very firm. Using a pizza cutter or a sharp knife, cut the rectangle lengthwise into 10 strips, cutting directly on the pan. Refreeze the strips until needed.
- In a food processor, combine 1/4 cup of the sugar with the hazelnuts and ginger and process to a coarse powder. In a large bowl, toss the pears with the remaining 1/2 cup of sugar and the flour. Remove the tart shell from the refrigerator. Spread the hazelnut and ginger mixture over the bottom of the shell and top with the pears. Arrange the frozen dough strips over the filling in a lattice pattern.
- Bake the tart in the center of the oven for about 1 1/2 hours, or until the pastry is brown and the filling is bubbling. Let cool on a rack for at least 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, whip the cream until soft peaks form. Add the confectioners' sugar and thyme and beat until firm; do not overbeat. Serve the tart warm, with the thyme whipped cream.
Make Ahead
The tart shell and lattice top can be frozen for up to 1 week.
Spread the hazelnuts in a pie plate and toast in a 400° oven for about 8 minutes, or until fragrant and browned. Let cool, then rub the nuts together in a kitchen towel to remove the skins.
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text: Seth Gets It 20. May 2008 Maranda Gibson Conference Calls (0) Seth Godin talks about the The new standard for meetings and conferences. Energy prices are rising and the cost of travel is climbing higher with wait times, canceled flights and more. Now that the technology has arrived to replace almost every aspect of the face-to-face meeting, isn't it time to rethink "Do I really have to travel?" As Seth says, "I flew all the way here for this?" Another place for savings (time, energy and money) is working from home. One of our previous posts mentions the enormous savings that could be realized if employees worked from home one day a week. As a collaboration company, all we can say to Seth is, "Amen!"


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Tobacco: 10 years fighting a top killer in the Americas
The Pan American Sanitary Code was signed ad referendum by 18 countries of the Americas in the assembly hall of the former Academy of Medical, Physical, and Natural Sciences (now the Dr. Carlos J. Finlay Museum of Science History) on 14 November 1924 in Havana, Cuba, during the Seventh Pan American Sanitary Conference. The Code, which was eventually ratified by all the republics of the Americas and remains in force today, represents the greatest achievement in health policy-making in the American hemisphere and the cul-mination of decades of international initiatives aimed at prolonging people's lives and ensuring their happiness.
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