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Effective sound control of doors
When discussing how to secure the openings of a building, physical security commands the lion's share of attention, with concerns about unauthorized access and fire typically Being at the forefront of any list of potential threats.
Designing with fiber cement to enliven façades
Architects specifying materials for building or remodeling projects consider the performance and aesthetics of construction products, along with material, labor, and installation costs.
Snøhetta designs Ford's new Central Campus Building in Michigan
Snøhetta has revealed designs for Ford's new Central Campus Building in Dearborn, Michigan.
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Snøhetta has unveiled Ford Motor Company's new Central Campus Building as part of the transformation of its Research & Engineering (R&E) Campus in Dearborn, Michigan.
Supporting Ford's novel hybrid work-from-home model, the Central Campus Building aims to be a resource giving employees a place to come together and facilitate the easy flow and circulation of ideas.
The building is the result of Ford's three-year research and planning process, created with Snøhetta as the design architect, IBI Group as the architect of record, Ghafari as the engineer of record, and Arup leading sustainability and engineering.
The building was designed as a new model for an interconnected and resilient workplace of the future, Snøhetta said in a press release. The concept of the building and the surrounding landscape centers on creating opportunities for health, collaboration, co-location, and product innovation. Bringing together a technologically advanced workplace with productive landscapes, the Central Campus Building will open to the public realm and connect to local mobility networks.
Architecture of innovation
The Central Campus Building will be a workplace and resource for approximately 6400 employees from Ford's many disciplines, including design and engineering. The employees will be able to gather in a state-of-the-art facility combining active and social amenity spaces, collaborative workplace, and innovative programs. These functions are dispersed throughout the building and extend to exterior spaces, making work visible and fostering an inclusive workplace.
The project provides access to daylight and views outside the building and across the campus. Simultaneously, the Central Campus Building will function as a workplace that brings people together, optimizing team adjacencies, balancing individual and collaborative workspaces, centralizing equipment and services, integrating technology, and streamlining the movement of people and products.
The building will include amenities, offices, design studios, fabrication shops, laboratories, and courtyards as a network to create proximity between people and product, allowing teams and individual employees to seamlessly interact. The concept design of the building centers on functional spaces like the design studios. These become the building blocks for size and performance needs. The building secures and centralizes product movement while distributing intuitive and effective horizontal and vertical paths of travel.
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Site and ecology
From plazas and courtyards to paths and gardens, the campus landscape is designed to adapt to diurnal, seasonal, climatic and social change by immersing users in textured, colorful, and fragrant environments evolving over time. These landscapes, while each aesthetically unique, are also productive—at times an extension of the indoor workplace, a habitat, a horticultural amenity, and a set of programmed places for the Ford community to engage with each other and natural systems.
The compact footprint of the Central Campus Building, combined with reduced parking footprints, will reduce impervious surfaces and provide the opportunity to expand and showcase native planting areas, creative stormwater management, and experiential gardens and plazas as an integral part of the experience. Recognizing the link between mental wellbeing and access to the natural world, workplace areas are characterized by strong indoor-outdoor relationships.
Reimagining the future workplace
The Central Campus Building will integrate an interconnected network of cross disciplinary teams working together around a product line within physical and visual proximity. Based on a simple plan with interstitial courtyards, the building will create connections across floors, opening to daylight and minimizing travel distances while connecting employees.
The new workplace will allow for expansion and contraction of shifting teams horizontally or vertically across floors of various widths. From the Central Campus Building's interiors to its exterior façades and diverse landscapes, the project was designed to express movement. Freedom of innovation and freedom of movement are interrelated concepts, and the design and engineering of the Central Campus Building combines both, Snøhetta said.
Architecture Arup Ford IBI Group Michigan Snøhetta
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Good going ZFord. Makes me want to consider buying that Mach e even more. How bout an all electric escape?


In the August 2018 issue of Annals of Plastic Surgery in the article "Publication Rates and Author Characteristics From 3 Plastic Surgery Journals in 2006 and 2016", the author Nebras Ghazawi should be listed as Nebras Alghazawi.
Efanov JI, Shine J, Alghazawi N, et al. Publication Rates and Author Characteristics From 3 Plastic Surgery Journals in 2006 and 2016. Ann Plast Surg. 2018;81:128–136.
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"Pull a card and put it under your pillow at night. Let the energy of that card seep into your dreams," she said. "Wake up in the morning; observe the card. Read about what its different meanings are. Is it the major arcana or minor? Is it connected to one of the elements - fire (wands), water (cups), air (swords), or earth (pentacles)? Then notice during the day what happens that might have been a sign from the cards. It's pretty cool when you start connecting the messages."
If you are considering consulting a psychic medium, check the company's credentials on its website and look for negative reports or criticism through watchdog organizations. You might want to check with the Better Business Bureau also. A psychic medium reading conducted over the phone can be very frustrating if the medium really isn't psychic and you aren't getting reliable answers to your questions.
The fifth, and final, thing you should know before going to a psychic medium demonstration or private reading is a piece of advice my friend John says best before every one of his demonstrations, "Don't Feed The Medium!" If the psychic medium tells you that your Uncle Charlie is present. Don't blurt out, "Oh, my goodness, my Uncle Charlie was a police officer who lost his leg in the war and died two years ago in a car accident!" Let the psychic medium tell you these things. If you offer that information yourself, then you miss out on the excitement and validation you could gain if the psychic medium was about to tell you those details.
The physicist Kristian Birkeland exposed the fraud of the direct voice medium Etta Wriedt. Birkeland turned on the lights during a séance, snatched her trumpets and discovered that the "spirit" noises were caused by chemical explosions induced by potassium and water and in other cases by lycopodium powder.[160] The British medium Isa Northage claimed to materialize the spirit of a surgeon known as Dr. Reynolds. When photographs taken of Reynolds were analyzed by researchers they discovered that Northage looked like Reynolds with a glued stage beard.[161]
Jump up ^ Joseph McCabe. (1920). Spiritualism: A Popular History from 1847. Dodd, Mead and Company. pp. 110–12. A Mr. Merrifield was present at one of the sittings. Home's usual phenomena were messages, the moving of objects (presumably at a distance), and the playing of an accordion which he held with one hand under the shadow of the table. But from an early date in America he had been accustomed occasionally to "materialise" hands (as it was afterwards called). The sitters would, in the darkness, faintly see a ghostly hand and arm, or they might feel the touch of an icy limb. Mr. Merrifield and the other sitters saw a "spirit-hand" stretch across the faintly lit space of the window. But Mr. Merrifield says that Home sat, or crouched, low in a low chair, and that the "spirit-hand" was a false limb on the end of Home's arm. At other times, he says, he saw that Home was using his foot."
The Minor Arcana (lesser secrets) consists of 56 cards, divided into four suits of 14 cards each; ten numbered cards and four court cards. The court cards are the King, Queen, Knight and Page/Jack, in each of the four tarot suits. The traditional Italian tarot suits are swords, batons, coins and cups; in modern occult tarot decks, however, the batons suit is often called wands, rods or staves, while the coins suit is often called pentacles or disks.
This powerful novella is a classic of both existentialist and spiritual literature. One day Ivan Ilyich (the Russian name for "John Doe"), a moderately successful lawyer and minor judge, learns that due to a small injury, he is quickly dying. He has never thought about this possibility, and it tears away all the structure of his life and the values and assumptions which have supported him. This is why the existentialists revere this novel: It shows man stripped of all certainties, helpless and alone in a world he can't know. But Tolstoy doesn't stop there. He knows that this forlorn state is exactly the precondition for seeing deeply, and he shows how Ivan Ilyich, through the devotion and faith of his peasant servant, finds his way to a renewed faith in his fellow people, and to a vision in which death is superseded by spiritual awakening. Because Tolstoy has presented the shock of Ivan's sudden despair so vividly, we find Ivan's victory over his despair all the more heartfelt and moving.
In this, his last novel, Huxley uses a lifetime of thinking about human possibilities to create an island utopia that illustrates his hopes for the future of humankind. The Indian Ocean island of Pala is a kind of paradise, created with the inherited wisdom of its two founders, a Buddhist Raja and a commonsensical Scottish physician. The goal of life on Pala is to merge with the clear light, not to accumulate possessions; the island's philosophy is a mix of Eastern thought (particularly tantric Buddhism, which does not retreat from the world, but uses it for higher purposes), Western science (but with limited technology), unrepressed sexuality, and constant mindfulness. (The island's fauna include mynah birds trained to say, "Attention! Attention!") Huxley's ideas about childrearing, psychedelic visions, and tending to the dying were far ahead of his time, and his portrait of a utopia in which those ideas are implemented will intrigue anyone who is interested in a more spiritually directed society.
The earliest evidence of a tarot deck used for cartomancy comes from an anonymous manuscript from around 1750 which documents rudimentary divinatory meanings for the cards of the Tarocco Bolognese.[14][15] The popularization of esoteric tarot started with Antoine Court and Jean-Baptiste Alliette (Etteilla) in Paris during the 1780s, using the Tarot of Marseilles.[16] After French tarot players abandoned the Marseilles tarot in favor of the Tarot Nouveau around 1900, the Marseilles pattern is now used mostly by cartomancers.
The psychologist and psychical researcher Stanley LeFevre Krebs had exposed the Bangs Sisters as frauds. During a séance he employed a hidden mirror and caught them tampering with a letter in an envelope and writing a reply in it under the table which they would pretend a spirit had written.[68] The British materialization medium Rosina Mary Showers was caught in many fraudulent séances throughout her career.[69] In 1874 during a séance with Edward William Cox a sitter looked into the cabinet and seized the spirit, the headdress fell off and was revealed to be Showers.[70]
However, using cards for playful divination probably goes back even further, to the 14th century, likely originating with Mamluk game cards brought to Western Europe from Turkey. By the 1500s, the Italian aristocracy was enjoying a game known as "tarocchi appropriati," in which players were dealt random cards and used thematic associations with these cards to write poetic verses about one another—somewhat like the popular childhood game "MASH." These predictive cards were referred to as "sortes," meaning destinies or lots.
Sometimes I may even come up with a word or saying in their language that I've never spoken before. One time I did a reading for a woman who was from Romania. Her mom came through, and she'd never spoken English in her life. When she connected with me, it was all in pictures and symbols. I wasn't remotely surprised to find out that her mom was an artist and was a visual person. It was as if these pictures and symbols had words attached to them.
As occult interest in the Tarot expanded, it became more associated with the Kabbalah and the secrets of hermetic mysticism. By the end of the Victorian era, occultism and spiritualism had become popular pastimes for bored upper class families. It wasn't uncommon to attend a house party and find a séance taking place, or someone reading palms or tea leaves in the corner.
Each Reading will assist you with the choices that you are choosing in and for your life's path and Soul Life Purpose, recognizing your inner wisdom, and identifying and assisting with the energetic cyclical patterns, axioms, e~motions, and illusions that we choose that are being invited to be shifted which will gift you with the Absoulute Love, Inner Peace, Bliss, Spiritual Oneness, and all that you so desire for your Life Experience. While offering an overview of the soul's path in this Life Experience, each reading also focuses on soul resonance cycle patterns within your Life Experience in the moment and your life choices and why on a soulful resonance that you have chosen these choices with regard to your life and with regard to such matters as relationships, career, geographic location, family and business matters. If you have been asking for clarity about your life path, or would like to connect more deeply with the Spiritual Soul BEing that you are, then this is the reading that will gift you this experience. Many souls have expressed to me receiving major shifts of consciousness and healing during these Spiritual Channeled Soul Readings.
Like common playing cards, the tarot has four suits (which vary by region: French suits in Northern Europe, Latin suits in Southern Europe, and German suits in Central Europe). Each suit has 14 cards, ten pip cards numbering from one (or Ace) to ten and four face cards (King, Queen, Knight, and Jack/Knave). In addition, the tarot has a separate 21-card trump suit and a single card known as the Fool. Depending on the game, the Fool may act as the top trump or may be played to avoid following suit.[1] These tarot cards, without occult symbology, are still used throughout much of Europe to play card games.
We guide you to overcome the challenges that may be blocking your journey through this life. Our powerful and empowering psychic readings focus on positive thinking & positive change. It is important to understand how a Psychic Reading works. It is not fortune telling. It is directed by you, your desires and how the universe responds. It may assist in bringing clarity to a confusing situation, help you prepare for the future in a more focused way and may empower you with positive potential. Before your reading it is best to try and clear your mind. If you are experiencing confusion, it is helpful to write down your questions.
With your permission, I connect on a soulful resonance to bring forth messages and healing energy from within you and out to you for further remembering, exploration, and transformation. combining both universal wisdom and the wisdom of your soul, within soul to soul one on one communication and message, these two essences BEing as One within One Spiritual Soul Channel Reading for you. Each reading explores your Soul Life Purpose, what your soul is inviting you to remember, embrace, and treasure within this Life Experience. Using the ancient wisdom tools of Soul Mediumship, as well as intuitive guidance, I will explore with you, your spiritual destiny and the specific gifts you have chosen to experience within this Life Experience. I will also identify the cycle of energies you are embracing in this moment in direct application to your current life situation.
Hi, My name is Gina Marie DeLuca. I've been seeing, feeling, and sensing Spirit since I was a child, but it wasn't until recently that I learned how to communicate with souls in Heaven. After suffering from a debilitating bout of Epstein Bar, I heard about a spiritual healer and teacher named Pat Longo. After just one session, she told me that I was an extremely gifted Medium. Since then, Pat helped me learn to channel Spirit through my chakras and release it with my words. I began to connect people with their loved ones, heal others, and come into my own....
In 1917, Edward Clodd analyzed the mediumship of the trance medium Gladys Osborne Leonard and came to the conclusion that Leonard had known her séance sitters before she had held the séances, and could have easily obtained such information by natural means.[116] The British psychiatrist Charles Arthur Mercier wrote in his book Spiritualism and Sir Oliver Lodge (1917) that Oliver Lodge had been duped into believing mediumship by trickery and his spiritualist views were based on assumptions and not scientific evidence.[117]
This beautiful little jewel of a novel relates the life story of a man born into a wealthy Brahmin family in India in the time of Buddha. Siddhartha leaves his family as a young man and, along with his pal Govinda, heads to the forest to join a group of wandering ascetics in search of the meaning of life. The book is divided into three parts: Siddhartha as ascetic, as sensualist, and finally as ferryman on the river. There, under the tutelage of an old, unlettered wise man, Vasudeva, Siddhartha, with his fierce honesty, tries to find his salvation. Hesse struggles to find the words to convey experiences of bliss and transcendence which go beyond where language can travel. At one point, Siddhartha meets Buddha himself and, in a beautiful scene, tells Buddha that although he knows Buddha has found the answer, Siddhartha must seek it on his own—just as Buddha did. In the extremely moving conclusion, Siddhartha realizes his original aim by reaching a state of enlightenment and compassion for all.
Most religions have some belief in the afterlife, some more than others. I do believe that it helps to follow some kind of faith, and through these various teachings and a deeper understanding, it can assist us when it's our time to cross over. I often use the analogy of the spokes of a wheel, in that each spoke represents a different religion or faith, and although each is independent of the other, ultimately they're all moving in the same direction.
Here's what happened: The experienced psychographers showed lower levels of activity in the left hippocampus (limbic system), right superior temporal gyrus, and the frontal lobe regions of the brain during psychography compared to their normal (non-trance) writing. The frontal lobe areas are associated with reasoning, planning, generating language, movement, and problem solving, which means that the mediums were experiencing reduced focus, lessened self-awareness and fuzzy consciousness during psychography.
No doubt a great importance in the paranormal field is the problem of fraud. The field of psychic research and spiritualism has been so notoriously full of charlatans, such as the Fox sisters and Eusapia Palladino–individuals who claim to have special power and gifts but who are actually conjurers who have hoodwinked scientists and the public as well–that we have to be especially cautious about claims made on their behalf.[58]
If you are looking for guidance about your life, such as career, relationships, spiritual growth, etc., then you are requesting a psychic reading. I will connect with you "energetically", by working with your aura, which contains information about you, your past, your present and your future. It is my spirit in my body connecting with your spirit in your body. You may receive guidance "psychically" that will help you to make some decisions in your life. My intention is to bring awareness where needed, and provide you with the best and highest guidance to help you move forward from current obstacles in your life. You will always have free will to make choices based upon what guidance you are receiving. Nothing is ever "set in stone".
Disclaimer: All sessions are for adults 18 years old or older. Any information presented in a session is not meant to replace any psychological, legal, medical, or other professional advice or services. The guidance and insight provided through my services is intended to help clients to make better life choices toward their own happiness and fulfillment, and that a client is always free to make their own choices at will, regardless of the interpretation of the information. Joanne Gerber shall not be liable regarding any action or non-action taken by the client in reference to the information presented during the session. Services are non-refundable.
Can these email readings and healings work via physically long distances? Yes, there is a spiritual energy that transcends human physical form when tapping into another soul for a reading or a healing. Energy and it's effects are beyond that of what we call here on this earth as time and space. Energy is simply energy and its resonance can be felt and experienced at any moment we so choose to be "in tuned" to it. It is free from being what we perceive as 'difficult' at all. I simply meditate upon your soul energy tapping into it in meditation, getting in touch with you and your spirit guides on a soulful resonance, and then I will channel write whatever it is that your soul and your spirit guides have to gift you with their messages. Then when I come out of channeling the messages, I usually check them for grammar and spelling so that the messages make sense and then send it to you via email here. Thus I can provide this to you or to any soul around the globe. Within the spirit and the soul, distance is free from being a factor as we can connect free from being within each other's physical presence:)
(Everything That Rises Must Converge), Flannery O'Connor put the twisted vision and dark humor of Southern Gothic fiction to spiritual purposes. Though O'Connor, a rural Southerner, knew she would die young of lupus, she remained a faithful Catholic. Indeed, she was determined to undermine the '50s worldview which saw science and logic as steadily leading us to becoming a society based on rationality, consumerism, and progress, which would make God superfluous. Acutely aware of the extremes of religion in the South, she nonetheless preferred that "God-haunted" region to a bland world produced by advertising. She believed the supernatural lay just below the surface of the everyday, requiring the spiritual artist to portray the mundane world with great care and accuracy, however bizarre some of its events and characters might be. O'Connor saw the potential for mysterious grace in any place where the spirit, though twisted, was still alive. Her writing is powerful, at times violent, often hilarious. Sometimes I find it best to read her a little at a time; her unconquerable wit and her deep, abiding spirituality always shine through.
Focus on yourself: If the reading is for you, make sure your question centers on you rather than on someone else who you think may be the root of your problem. For example, asking why your teenager is experimenting with drugs is focusing on them, not you. Asking what role you play in your teen's decision to experiment with drugs brings the question back to you.
In 1925, Samuel Soal claimed to have taken part in a series of séances with the medium Blanche Cooper who contacted the spirit of a soldier Gordon Davis and revealed the house that he had lived in. Researchers later discovered fraud as the séances had taken place in 1922, not 1925. The magician and paranormal investigator Bob Couttie revealed that Davis was alive, Soal lived close to him and had altered the records of the sittings after checking out the house. Soal's co-workers knew that he had fiddled the results but were kept quiet with threats of libel suits.[142]
Do your homework when choosing a medium either for teaching or for having a reading performed for yourself. You might want to attend a few readings before deciding to go ahead and practice mediumship yourself. How long have they been practicing? Do they come recommended? Do they belong to an online community where they are rated? Did they have any formal training? There are official organisations and colleges that train mediums if you care to research them, you could study at one yourself! Always thoroughly check and ask for recommendations before joining any group, teacher or organisation.
The illustrations of French-suited tarot trumps depart considerably from the older Italian-suited design, abandoning the Renaissance allegorical motifs. With the exception of novelty decks, French-suited tarot cards are almost exclusively used for card games. The first generation of French-suited tarots depicted scenes of animals on the trumps and were thus called "Tiertarock" ('Tier' being German for 'animal') appeared around 1740. Around 1800, a greater variety of decks were produced, mostly with genre art or veduta. Current French-suited tarot decks come in these patterns:

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Image Recognition APIs: Google, Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, and more
What is image recognition and computer vision?
Image recognition APIs: features and pricing
Google: Cloud Vision and AutoML APIs for solving various computer vision tasks
Amazon Rekognition: integrating image and video analysis without ML expertise
IBM Watson Visual Recognition: using off-the-shelf models for multiple use cases or developing custom ones
Microsoft: processing of images, videos, and digital documents
Clarifai: custom-built and pre-built models tailored for different business needs
Zebra Medical Vision: medical image analysis tools for radiologists
How to choose an image recognition API?
Imagine sitting in a foreign café, hungry, checking out the menu for a tasty bite to eat. Unfortunately, but not surprisingly, the menu's, say, in Portuguese and you only speak English. The good news is the menu has a photo of each dish. So, you look at the pictures, recognize the dishes offered, and place your order.
While learning by example comes naturally for us humans, it's not that easy for machines and software applications. To know how to recognize at least one object, they must learn about its distinguishing features from a ton of its images made from various angles – a complex process that takes a lot of time and effort.
Enabling computers to understand the content of digital images is the goal of computer vision (CV). Machine learning specialist Jason Brownlee points out that computer vision typically involves developing methods that attempt to reproduce the capability of human vision.
Let's get back to our food ordering situation. If a computer had to solve this problem, it could use its image recognition capability.
Image recognition (or image classification) is the task of categorizing images and objects and placing them into one of several predefined distinct classes. Solutions with image recognition capability can answer the question "What does the image depict?" For example, it can distinguish between types of handwritten digits, a person and a telephone pole, a landscape and a portrait, or a cat and a dog (a frequent example).
Image recognition is one of the problems being solved within the computer vision field.
Computer vision is a broader set of practices that solve such issues as:
Image classification with localization – identifying an object in the image and showing where it's located by drawing a bounding box around it.
Object detection – assigning label classes to multiple objects in the image and showing the location of each of them with bounding boxes, a variation of image classification with localization tasks for numerous objects.
Object (semantic) segmentation – identifying specific pixels that belong to each object in an image.
Instance segmentation – harder than semantic segmentation because it's about differentiating multiple objects (instances) belonging to the same class (breeds of dogs).
This slide from the lecture on detection and segmentation helps us understand the difference between computer vision tasks:
Different computer vision problems. Source: Stanford Lecture Slides. Lecture 11: Detection and Segmentation
With the basics in mind, let's explore off-the-shelf APIs and solutions you can use to integrate visual data analysis into your new or existing product.
Computer vision products are usually one of the features customers can access through MLaaS platforms. MLaaS stands for machine learning as a service – cloud-based platforms providing tools for data preprocessing, model training, and evaluation, as well as analysis of visual, textual, audio, video data, or speech. MLaaS platforms are developed for both seasoned data scientists and those with minimal expertise. The platforms can be integrated with cloud storage solutions.
Providers offer various features for visual data processing, which address use cases typical for given industries. Image classification, object detection, visual product search, processing of documents with printed or handwritten text, medical image analysis – these and other tasks are available on a pay-as-you-go basis in most cases.
Let's overview some of them, focusing on the two main aspects:
1) types of entities that these systems can recognize
2) pricing.
Google provides two computer vision products through Google Cloud via REST and RPC APIs: Vision API and AutoML Vision.
Cloud Vision API enables developers to integrate such CV features as object detection, explicit content, optical character recognition (OCR), and image labeling (annotation).
You can detect:
Faces and facial landmarks. You can identify face landmarks (i.e., eyes, nose, mouth) and get confidence ratings for face and image properties (i.e., joy, surprise, sorrow, anger). Individual face recognition isn't supported.
Entities (labels). With the Vision API, you can detect and extract information about entities in an image, across a broad group of categories. Labels can represent general objects, products, locations, animal species, activities, etc. The API supports English labels, but you can use Cloud Translation API to translate them into other languages.
Logos. Identify the features of popular product logos.
Optical character recognition (OCR). Detect printed and handwritten text in images and PDF or TIFF files.
Popular landmarks. The landmark detection feature allows for detecting natural and man-made structures within an image.
Explicit content. The API evaluates content against five categories – adult, spoof, violence, medical, and racy. It also returns the likelihood score of each being presented in an image.
Web references. The API returns web references to an image like description, entity id, full matching images, pages with matching images, visually similar images, and best guess labels.
Image properties. This identifies characteristics like a dominant color.
AutoML Vision is another Google product for computer vision that allows for training ML models to classify images according to custom labels. You can upload labeled images directly from the computer. If images aren't annotated but located in folders for each label, the tool will assign those labels automatically. Users can get their dataset annotated by human operators. The product is currently in beta.
Google allows users to see how the API analyzes an image of their choice:
The API analyzes an image against five categories. Picture source: Wallcoo.net
Pricing. Vision API users are charged per image, particularly, per billable unit – each feature applied to an image. The first 1000 units per month are free. From the 1001st unit to 5,000,000 units per month costs from $1.50 to $3.50. Units 5,000,001–20,000,000 per month would cost $1.00 for label detection and the rest of the features cost $0.60 per image. You can check their price calculator.
AutoML Vision pricing depends on the used feature. For example, prices for usage of image classification depend on the amount of training required ($20 per hour), the amount of human labeling requested, the number of images, and the prediction type (online or batch). Online prediction is billable after 1000 images. Analyzing 1,001–5,000,000 images costs $3 per 1,000 images. If you choose batch prediction, the first node hour is free per account (one time), and then $2.02 per node hour.
Amazon Rekognition allows for embedding image and video analysis for applications. The service is based on the same technology used to analyze image and video data for the Amazon Photos service. Users aren't required to have machine learning expertise.
The Recognition API features let you to do the following tasks:
Recognize entities, objects, activities. Detect labels – objects (i.e., people, cars, furniture, clothes, pets), scenes (i.e., woods, beach, a city street) or concepts (outdoors), activities (i.e., playing soccer, skating)
Recognize and analyze faces. You can detect a person in a photo or video, detect facial landmarks, expressed emotion, get a percent confidence score for the detected face and its attributes, and save facial metadata. You can also compare a face in an image with faces detected in another image.
Recognize celebrities. You can identify famous people in video and images.
Capture movements. The service allows you to track the path people take in a video, their location, and detect their facial landmarks.
Detect unsafe content. Amazon Rekognition identifies explicit nudity, suggestive (underwear or swimwear), violence (i.e., physical weapon), and disturbing scenes (corpses, hanging).
Detect text in images. Detect and recognize text, such as captions, street names, product names, and license plates.
Detection of multiple objects in an image. Source: Amazon Rekognition documentation
Pricing. Amazon has a free tier for its recognition services. Users pay for the number of media files they analyze. Pricing also depends on a region, so customers from Ireland and Northern Virginia, for instance, would pay slightly different sums. You can use the pricing page to get a quote.
Users can analyze 1,000 minutes of video, 5,000 images, and store up to 1,000 face metadata for free per month, for the first year.
Below we provide costs for Northern Virginia (US East) customers as an example.
Analyzing subsequent archived video costs $0.10 per min (billed per-second); live stream video analysis is $0.12 per min. Storage of face metadata is $0.01 per month per 1000 records.
Image analysis pricing decreases based on number of images. The first 1 million images processed cost $1.00, next 9 million images – $0.80, next 90 million – $0.60. If your workload is over 100 million images per month, you'd pay $0.40. Storage of face metadata is $0.01 per 1,000 records.
IBM provides the Watson Visual Recognition service on the IBM Cloud which relies on deep learning algorithms for analyzing images for scenes, objects, and other content.
Users can build, train, and test custom models within or outside of the Watson Studio.
The demo of a custom model by vehicle glass repair company Belron. Source: IBM
Another feature available in beta enables users to train object detection models.
Pre-trained models include:
General model – provides default classification from thousands of classes
Explicit model – defines whether an image is inappropriate for general use
Food model – identifies food items in images
Text model – extracts text from natural scene images.
Also, developers can include custom models in iOS apps with Core ML APIs and work in a cloud collaborative environment with Notebooks in Watson Studio.
Pricing. IBM offers two pricing plans – Lite and Standard.
Lite: Users can analyze 1,000 images per month with custom and pre-trained models for free and create and retrain two free custom models. The provider also offers Core ML exports as a special promotional offer.
Standard: Image classification and custom image classification costs $0.002 per image and training a custom model costs $0.10 per image. Free Core ML exports are also included in the plan.
Microsoft Azure Cloud users have a variety of features to choose from among Microsoft's Cognitive Services. Vision services are classified into six groups that cover image and video analysis, face detection, written and printed text recognition and extraction. The APIs are RESTful.
Here is a short list of Microsoft Cognitive Services features:
Face detection. Detect up to 100 people in one image with their location, identifying attributes like age, gender, emotion, head pose, smile, makeup, or facial hair. Detect 27 landmarks for each face (Face API).
Adult content detection. With Computer Vision API, detect whether an image is pornographic or suggestive.
Brand recognition. Detects brands within an image, including the approximate location (Computer Vision API). The feature is only available in English.
Landmark detection. Identify landmarks if they are detected in the image (Computer Vision API).
Celebrity recognition. Recognize celebrities if they are present in an image (Computer Vision API).
Image properties definition. Define the image's accent color, dominant color, and whether it's black and white (Computer Vision API).
Image content description and categorization. Describe the image content with a complete sentence and categorize content (Computer Vision API).
Information extraction from documents. Extract text, key/value pairs, and tables from documents, receipts, and forms (the Form Recognizer service).
Text recognition. Recognize digital handwriting, common polygon shapes and layout coordinates of inked documents (the Ink Recognizer service).
The demo with a digital document processed with Form Recognizer. Source: Microsoft Azure
Pricing. The cost of services depends on the API used, the region, and the number of transactions (not API calls). For example, if you do up to 1 million transactions with the Face API, it will cost you $1 per 1,000 transactions. Making over 100 million transactions would cost $0.40 per 1,000 transactions. Detecting adult content with Computer Vision API and making up to 1M transactions – $1.50 per 1,000 transactions; 100 million or more transactions cost $0.65 per 1,000 transactions.
Clarifai has developed 14 pre-built computer vision models for recognizing visual data. The service is accessible through the Clarifai API. The provider emphasizes the simplicity of using its computer vision service: You send inputs (an image or video) to the service and it returns predictions. The type of predictions depend on the model you run.
Each of the pre-built models identifies given image properties and contained concepts. With off-the-shelf models, you can, for instance:
identity clothing, accessories, and other items typical for the fashion industry
detect dominant colors present in the image
recognize celebrities
recognize more than 1000 food items down to the ingredient level
detect nsfw (Not Safe For Work) content and unwanted content (NSFW and Moderation models)
detect faces and their location, as well as predict their attributes like gender, age, descent.
The demo of the General model. Source: Clarifai
The company also considers peculiarities of such businesses as travel and hospitality and wedding planning by providing models that "see" related concepts. Training models based on specific images and concepts is also available.
Pricing. Clarifai's pricing is also usage-based. Customers have three pricing plans to choose from – Community, Essential (pay as you go and monthly invoice), and Enterprise & Public Sector (pricing is available on demand). Plan services include machine learning operations, hosting, consultation, mobile SDKs, infrastructure, and more.
Community: includes 5,000 free operations, 10 free custom concepts, 10,000 free input images, among other features.
Essencial: Users can train custom models for $1.20 per 1,000 model versions. Predictions with pre-built models cost $1.20 per 1,000 operations. Predictions with custom models are $3.20 per 1,000 operations. Search for images costs $1.20 per 1,000 operations; adding or Editing Input Images costs $1.20 per 1,000 operations.
Specialists from the healthcare sector aren't left out of image recognition tools. Zebra Medical Vision provides solutions for analyzing medical images – computerized tomography and X-ray scans – in real time. The company notes it uses a proprietary database of millions of imaging scans, along with machine and deep learning tools to develop the software for managing radiologists' workflows. There are three solutions focused on identifying specific conditions and one for flagging and prioritizing cases. One can detect brain, cardiovascular, lung, liver, and bone disease in CT scans, 40 different conditions in X-rays scans, and breast cancer in 2D mammograms. Zebra Medical Vision is HIPPA and GDPR compliant.
Pricing. Zebra's AI1 all-in-one solution comes with a fee of up to $1 per scan.
You can review tools by other vendors, such as DeepAI, Hive, Nanonets, or Imagga. Image and video moderation API by Sightengine, xModerator's image moderation service, or APIs and SDKs for facial recognition and body recognition solutions by Face++ AI Open Platform could also be a good fit for you.
Plenty of commercial APIs for image recognition and other computer vision tasks are available, so the mission here is to select the one that would meet your needs and requirements. You can evaluate offerings against these criteria:
Visual analysis features. Explore product pages and documentation to learn which entities the API can recognize and detect. The documentation always contains more detailed information, so we advise to give it a read.
Type of visual data and analysis mode. Does the API or product support image analysis, video analysis, or both? Also, vendors specify what types of predictions (batch and online) they provide.
Billing. Vendors offer usage-based pricing and keep most of the pricing information open, so you can estimate how much each solution would cost you based on the projected workload.
API usage. APIs only become useful when developers know how to use them. Tutorials on how to enable APIs, make API calls along with examples of responses – all this knowledge you will find in the documentation.
Support. Technical support must be available 24/7 via multiple channels (phone, email, forum, etc.) Vendors usually offer multiple support plans for purchase.
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Image Recognition is the new API technology getting famous in all the industries. The article is properly explained by giving examples of each company's software. As I'm working on image recognition technology the article is really helpful where I can differentiate each company's product.
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creative courage: resist the right things: an assay
Brene Brown grew up with gritted teeth and a tart tongue.
Armored, that is. In her book Daring Greatly: How the Courage to be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead , the fellow multi-generation Texan comes clean about her lifelong resistance to being emotionally vulnerable. Brown's situation as a Texan, a professor, a conversation leader, and an author illuminates some qualities about what it takes to have creative courage in the most ordinary and unheralded moments.
I've been observing the many ways that faces of fear impede the authors, business artists, and entrepreneurs I interview, meet, and work with.
In fact, while drafting this piece out in my yard, one of my neighbors – an artist from the city – stopped by and asked, "How does depression and fear fit into your tracking wonder schemata?" Good question. So, I want to essay here a few ideas through Brown's example as well as through two other entwined books about ordinary creative courage. You may recognize yourself and your own situation – or that of someone you care about.
What is it you must resist to be brave?
From the first page, Brown puts us in her therapist's office and shows her own "character's" fears of losing control. It is, of course, this empirically driven University of Houston professor's very vulnerability with her character on the page that draws in this fellow Texas-bred-and-raised reader and makes a chink in his own armor.
Brown's TED Talk on shame made the "v"-word vogue and catapulted Brown as the conversation leader on vulnerability as an act of courage or, per her title, of daring greatly. The title comes from a speech by Teddy Roosevelt. The subject of many critics, Roosevelt reminds us,
It is not the critic who counts – not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles… The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena…who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly….
What follows in Brown's asterisks, by the way, becomes equally illuminating for ordinary courage as we'll see. Here's Brown's call out to all ordinary heroes:
Perfect and bulletproof are seductive, but they don't exist in the human experience. We must walk into the arena, whatever it may be – a new relationship, an important meeting, our creative process, or a difficult family conversation – with courage and the willingness to engage. Rather than sitting on the sidelines hurling judgment and advice, we must dare to show up and let ourselves be seen. This is vulnerability. This is daring greatly.
As for Brown's own daring greatly as an author, she couldn't just write a book about vulnerability. To have integrity, she had to show her character's own vulnerability without being self-indulgent or manipulative. Brene Brown had to resist her own resistance to vulnerability – as a professor, as a mother, as an author. To have creative courage, I'm realizing, means you must resist the right things for the right reasons.
To author a book with integrity means you make tough choices about what matters –
how you spend your time, how you spend your thoughts, what dreams you choose to dream.
Author a memoir, and you must not only be naked and real on the page. You also must finesse how to do so without being an exhibitionist. Author a novel, and you risk exposing the most sacred inner citadel we human beings possess, the imagination. Author a trade nonfiction book with integrity, and you risk giving your best ideas to the world and hoping they land with the fervor you've felt them for years.
You resist worrying so much about what others think and care more about what must be imagined and told. You resist listening so much to the stories buzzing in your head and more to the Story burning in your body. You resist complying with the voice that tells you you're foolish.
Ultimately you resist what you see remains wrong in the world, and you're not afraid – in these relativistic times – to call wrong "wrong" and imagine another way through Story.
This is what it is to be brave, I'm thinking, as my videographer pal Dom and I tried to capture in this poem-film Be Brave to honor the ordinary heroes, the quiet warriors who take risks on the page every wee morning or late night or carved pocket of time.
Bravery appears in unexpected places. Quiet places. Like behind a desk at Stanford Financial.
Less than ten miles from where Brene Brown teaches is the Galleria Office Towers, an exclusive set of buildings in Houston's Financial District. Leyla Wydler used to office there as a financial adviser. In fact, she received a finance degree from where Brown teaches.
Wydler had become a financial adviser not primarily to fill her own pockets but more because she believed, like first-immigrant Americans, that American capitalism and its financial institutions could further hard-working, honest people's dreams. She savored advising such people to invest honestly and wisely that they might further their station in life.
Wydler came to the illustrious Stanford Financial firm in 2000, shortly after the dot com bust. She brought with her numerous clients who had trusted her hardworking ethos and credible tips.
And then an odd thing happened. Stanford executives kept pushing Wydler to recommend a suspicious offshore CD that was not backed by the FDIC among other things. At first she simply ignored them. Then she asked questions about why this particular risky CD investment was being pushed on the advisers to push on their clients. In 2007, she got "dismissed."
Confused, Wydler didn't stop asking questions. She was confused because she was certain that Stanford's executives would want to do right. She was confused because she was certain that the industry she loved was being responsibly regulated. The more she and a colleague found out, though, the more disillusioned she became.
Wydler is one of four people featured in journalist Eyal Press's intimate profiles of ordinary courage, Beautiful Souls : The Courage and Conscience of Ordinary People in Extraordinary Times.
When Wydler's colleague Charles Rawl resigned the same year out of suspicion of wrong doing, his wife was not proud. She thought he was crazy. "And in a way, " Press notes, "to give up a fine paycheck, to risk losing your clients, to alienate your colleagues, to disrupt your family, to pick a fight with a billion-dollar company, was nuts, particularly if you weren't exactly sure you were right and they were wrong, or even what exactly they were wrong about."
Ultimately, Wydler's relentless pursuit of the truth led to the Galleria office being seized by the feds in 2009 and the CEO being charged with fraud with the likes, in the feds' words, of a Ponzi scheme.
Press identified two traits in Wydler's profile that contributed to her bravery: curiosity and idealism. It turns out that many whistle blowers lack cynicism. It's the confusion if not disillusion between their idealistic view toward institutions and authority and the reality they face that leads them to take risks, stand up, and be heard.(1)
Everyday heroes resist compliance. They resist being muted. They resist cynicism. They resist on conviction and principle.
The rest of daring greatly has to do with timidity.
Attend a symphony live, and you can be utterly transported by sheer collective virtuosity. Yet, you might be surprised that 7 of 10 symphony performers suffer from or have suffered from performance-impeding anxiety.
That reference (from a survey of fifty-six orchestras performed in 1998) comes in documentary filmmaker Polly Morland's book The Society of Timid Souls or How to be Brave (Crown 2013). The title comes from such a society so-named in New York City in 1942 – an ominous year for fear in American history. Roughly 20 or so musicians comprised the society.
A confident teacher named Bernard Gabriel rounded up the group with the intent to show them how to be brave. With rather innovative and unorthodox methods, reported on in The New Yorker, Gabriel met with success in teaching these quiet, timid souls how to act as if they were brave so they would feel brave enough to perform well.
Morland, whose career has taken her to war-torn jungles and into the dens of murderers and terrorists, was curious about what she perceived as her own lack of bravery in an age that seems fraught with anxiety. Here's what she set out to explore:
[W]hen someone who seems apparently small and ordinary is brave, it gives us all hope. … [W]hat [the Society of Timid Souls] discovered was that being brave can be as infectious as being afraid. Moreover, as a group we can be taught to help ourselves. Together we can learn to identify our enemy, or our fear. We can rehearse being brave, a kind of training that inoculates us against the most debilitating apprehensions.
And it should be noted that Gabriel's use of "timid souls" comes from the same speech and same passage that Brene Brown took her title (except Brown left off the reference to "timid souls"). Here's the rest of the quotation:
who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.
What Morland discovers in story after story is not unlike what introverted lawyer and speaker Susan Cain advises: "Fake being an extrovert." When you need to. When it matters. When you have potent creative medicine to dispense. When you not only have a story to write but a Story to share.
Another lifetime ago, I left a comfortable full-time teaching position. What I perceived as self-serving leadership and a broken system mixed with my own existential callings led me to resign from working full-time for anyone but my best self. When I try to piece together the marvelous circumstances that led to that moment and the extraordinary challenges I've faced head on since then, I am a little astonished, the least of which is because I, like Morland, do not perceive myself as especially brave.
But our daily actions and decisions mixed with the connections we forge with one another do build a repository for bravery.
What is it you must resist to be brave? How do you do so? Whom and what do you call upon? Offer your insight in the comments section below and share this note with a friend who might need some encouragement. Thanks for running with me,
(1) Almost all of the information from Leyla Wydler's story comes from Press's book Beautiful Souls.
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Q: CSV to TSV (but only 1st and 3rd line) or to a table I have a CSV file like this:
Name,7680,Value,7684,7685,7688,7689,7690,7697,7698,7699,7700,7701,7702,7703,7704,7710,7711,7712,7733,7737
140101_130002,2,50948,1,21801,316,316,327,500,887,903,900,897,641,654,673,332,310,324,3,6,0,0
140101_133002,2,51046,1,21849,317,316,327,500,887,899,902,896,645,654,678,335,317,325,3,6,2,2
140101_134501,2,51096,1,21874,315,315,326,499,886,899,898,894,638,651,671,335,314,325,3,6,3,3

The first line are the names and I want to take the first value and the third and make them TSV or at least put them on an html table not all the values.
For example I need this:
Name    Value

140101_130002   50948
140101_133002   51046

Please help.

A: this code will do what you want.
    $csv_file = "yourfile.csv"; // Name of your CSV file
    $csvfile = fopen($csv_file, 'r');
    $name_value=array();

    if(is_file($csv_file)){

        fgets($csvfile); // read and ignore the first line
//if you want to show "Name Value" at beginning of the table, just comment this line

        while (!feof($csvfile)){
            $data = fgetcsv($csvfile,4096,",");
            $name_value[]=array($data[0],$data[2]);
        }

        fclose($csvfile);

        echo "
";
            foreach($name_value as $data_to_show) {
                echo "
".$data_to_show[0]."	".$data_to_show[1]."
";
            }
        echo "
";
    }else die('File no good!');

it will echo a table, with:
140101_130002   50948
140101_133002   51046
140101_134501   51096

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Setting up a development system using Vagrant is by far the easiest way to start developing on openATTIC. However, we also provide instructions for setting up a classical development environment in Setting up a Development System.
To be able to run the WebUI with this setup you will have to change the default value of the API URL from "/openattic/api/" to "/api/".
More information on how to do this can be found at WebUI local configuration.
Our Vagrant setup uses either a VirtualBox or a KVM/libvirt VM as base image. You will need to install at least one of them.
Please follow the official documentation for installing Vagrant.
If you experience an error while trying to install vagrant-libvirt, you might need to install the libvirt-dev and gcc package.
The openATTIC source code repository contains a Vagrant configuration file that performs the necessary steps to get you started. Follow the instructions outlined in Create Your own openATTIC git Fork on BitBucket on how to create your own fork and local git repository.
Then, start your browser an open the URL as shown in the last lines of the log output of vagrant up.
If you experience an error while trying to run vagrant up --provider libvirt, you might need to restart libvirtd service.
With a running Vagrant VM, you can now debug the openATTIC Python backend using PyCharm.
First, configure a Vagrant Remote Interpreter pointing to /home/vagrant/env/bin/python on your VM. Then, add /home/vagrant/openattic/backend to the Python interpreter paths. You will be asked to activate a few PyCharm extensions, like a Django support or the remote interpreter tools.
Finally, add the openATTIC Django Server as a Pycharm Django server in the Run Configurations using your configured remote interpreter and host 0.0.0.0.
It is not possible to execute oaconfig install in a Vagrant VM, you have to execute the following commands instead.
You may also encounter the error that Vagrant tells you to vagrant destroy , but it doesn't seem to work. In that case you may be experiencing this issue.
It looks like this problem has something to do with the libvirt library and specific mainboards. We haven't found the cause of this problem, but using a different libvirt driver at least works around it.
If you want to know more about this problem or even want to contribute to it, visit our bug tracker on issue OP-1455.


What is the meaning of prevalent in Hindi?
"Complementary" is a term prevalent in England, and carries the implication that unconventional therapies can coexist side by side with mainstream medicine.
The most prevalent is the "thought, word, and deed" motif, but I've also found what appear to be alliterating triads (of anatomical features, interestingly) in at least one OE prayer.
How prevalent is social media (social networking sites, blogs, etc.)?
However, one question that has become increasingly prevalent is whether the impending release of Grand Theft Auto IV (on April 29th), the fourth edition of Rockstar's incredibly successful hyper-violent game franchise, will have an impact on the performance of Iron Man (out in theaters on May 2nd).
When I used the word prevalent, I was using it to say that racism, as something that could possibly be quantified, is, in my experience, at similar levels than it has been over the last few decades.


This fall, 53 million students will enter the nation's public and private school classrooms. Pencils, pens, rulers and writing tablets will top parents "to do" list when getting children ready for the back-to-school season, but what about a child's teeth?
School districts insist on proof of immunizations for children returning to the classrooms, but it is strictly up to parents to monitor their child's dental health, reports the Academy of General Dentistry, an organization of general dentists dedicated to continuing dental education.
When parents forget their children's teeth, it can damage their health, and their self-esteem at an important time in their life.
Cavities remain one of the most common infectious diseases among U.S. children, yet many of them do not visit a dentist as often as they should, because they do not have a regular dentist, or their parents are too busy to find one. There are no immunizations or vaccines available to fight cavities, but twice annual check-ups are important to help combat this disease, especially in children with developing teeth.
The Academy of General Dentistry offers a free service to make it easy for parents to connect with a dentist. Consumers can dial 1-877-2X-A-YEAR (or 1-877/292-9327), toll-free, 24 hours a day, seven days a week from anywhere in the United States or Canada. Operators use ZIP code information to connect families with up to three general dentists near their home, office or school.
"A healthy smile promotes a healthy attitude and outlook on life," says Dr. Walsh.
Back-to-school preparation grows more expensive each fall at a rate that rivals the S&P 500. To counteract this pricey trend, a toll-free, non-profit service, 877/2X-A-YEAR (877/292-9327) helps parents find a dentist at an important time of year, when children head back to school.


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La sesta stagione della serie televisiva Seinfeld è stata trasmessa in prima visione negli Stati Uniti d'America dalla NBC dal 22 settembre 1994 al 18 maggio 1995. In Italia è stata trasmessa in prima visione da TMC.

Il terzo incomodo
 Titolo originale: The Chaperone
 Diretto da: Andy Ackerman
 Scritto da: Lawrence H. Levy, Larry David

Trama
Jerry incontra Miss Rhode Island, che sta gareggiando al concorso di Miss America e di conseguenza deve essere accompagnata al suo appuntamento con Jerry; Kramer diventa rapidamente il suo allenatore personale. Elaine cerca di seguire le orme di Jackie Kennedy Onassis per assicurarsi una posizione alla Doubleday, ma presto scopre che il suo lavoro come assistente personale di un dirigente è insoddisfacente. George sostituisce il poliestere con il cotone come materiale per le divise degli Yankees, con risultati allarmanti.

 Altri interpreti:
 Ascolti USA: 32.800.000 telespettatori

La partita a golf
 Titolo originale: The Big Salad
 Diretto da: Andy Ackerman
 Scritto da: Lawrence H. Levy, Larry David

Trama

 Altri interpreti:
 Ascolti USA: 32.400.000 telespettatori

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

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