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The University of South Carolina presented its top honors, the Algernon Sydney Sullivan and Steven N. Swanger awards, to four graduating seniors during the university’s annual Awards Day ceremony Thursday on the historic Horseshoe.

Riley Xavier Brady, James Frederick Weber Pike and Caroline Linnea Westberg received the Sullivan awards, the university’s highest honor for undergraduates. Sullivan awards are given each year for outstanding achievements, campus leadership, exemplary character and service to the community. The award is named for the 19th-century New York lawyer and philanthropist.

Morgan Elaine Lundy received the Steven N. Swanger Leadership Award, the university’s second-highest undergraduate honor. The award is named for a former president of Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), which sponsors the university’s Awards Day. It is given to a graduating senior for exemplary leadership and for making significant contributions to the Carolina community.

A full list of the university's award winners is available here.

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Riley Xavier Brady

Brady, a McNair Scholar and member of the South Carolina Honors College, maintained a 3.912 GPA as a marine science major. He also received the Outstanding Undergraduate Award in Marine Science and was recognized with a graduate fellowship from the Department of Energy. He is a 2015 Goldwater Scholar, a 2014 Magellan Scholar and a 2013 Hollings Scholar.

He is a member of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, serving on the new member education committee for three years; was director of education for Green Greeks; and was the co-founder for Walk Home Cocky, a safety initiative on campus.  Brady was a University 101 peer leader, intern in both the Office of Fellowships and Scholar Programs and Sustainable Carolina, a Magellan Ambassador for the Office of Undergraduate Research and a student mentor for Buddies Beyond Borders, Freshman Council and several other organizations. He worked all four years as an undergraduate research assistant in the Ecosystem Oceanography and Climate Change Lab.

In addition, he plays the guitar at venues around Columbia, and he was named the 2014 Homecoming King.

In his personal statement, he says: “Looking back on my years, I feel that I have accomplished my initial goal of making use of the diverse opportunities around me and to leave an impact in the process. Most importantly, I believe that I have exemplified the Carolinian spirit along the way: my involvement has been well-rounded, passionate, and genuine; I have lead, studied, and served in many contexts; my words and actions have embodied the Carolinian Creed; and I have made lasting connections with my peers, professors, and community. Although proud of my accolades and involvement, I am most concerned with being remembered for my character. To me, an outstanding student is not one who is consumed with titles, plaques or an impressive resume; rather, they find success in their endeavors while striving to be a role model to others.”

James Frederick Weber Pike

Pike has been a student-athlete and involved in numerous student activities at Carolina while earning a 3.934 GPA in biomedical engineering. A Hamilton Scholar, he is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and served as treasurer for Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society. He participates in undergraduate research as a research assistant at the School of Medicine.

As a member of the Gamecock baseball team, he was redshirted in 2013 and played in both the 2014 and 2015 seasons. He served on the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, where he helped organize community service activities for all student-athletes. He also made the All-SEC Honor Roll all four years. He is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity and the Biomedical Engineering Senior Design Project Team.

In his personal statement, he says: “When I was young, I learned the importance of a strong work ethic. My dad always told me that in order to succeed, I had to work as if there was always someone out there working harder and doing more than me. My mom instilled in me a desire to perform well in school and always stressed the importance of maintaining good grades and getting a quality education. These core values are now a part of me. Of all my activities, I believe my greatest contribution to the university comes from my involvement in the Student Athletic Advisory Committee. I was honored to be chosen by my team to be one of our two representatives. An outstanding senior demonstrates significant achievement in service, leadership and academics, and I have strived to exemplify these values in all I have done during my time at USC.”

Caroline Linnea Westberg

As an international studies major, Westberg has maintained a 3.955 GPA while being involved in numerous leadership activities. She was named USC’s Outstanding Woman of the Year for 2016 and is pursuing graduation with leadership distinction in two tracks – global learning and professional and civic engagement.

A Woodrow Scholar, she is a resident mentor, a Leadership Scholar and a Green Scholars mentor. As a senior, she founded Women LEAD, a women’s leadership certification program in the Leadership and Service Center. She was involved with residence hall government and mentored students through the Emerging Leaders Program, Buddies Beyond Borders and as a conversation partner for English Programs for Internationals.

After her sophomore year, she took a gap year and served as a member of the AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corp, where she devoted 1,700 hours to community service through a partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency. During that time, she received the Congressional Award given by the U.S. Congress for outstanding commitment to community service, along with the President’s Volunteer Service Award. After returning to Carolina for her junior year, she studied abroad in Brussels, Belgium, and worked as an intern at the Fulbright Commission of Belgium, Luxembourg and the United States. She has participated in several alternative break trips, including going to Thailand to work with elephant conservation.

In her personal statement, she says: “My impact on the Carolina community has been shaped by my drive to empower others to lead and find their own potential to create positive change within their corner of the world. I have discovered a simple idea: leadership empowerment cultivates connection and drive. By guiding others through the exhilarating process of realizing their leadership potential, inspiring them to harness their unique leadership power, and pushing them to lead within their own communities, I have become aware of the dynamic and formidable nature of this idea. My most noteworthy contribution at USC is my personal endeavor to engage this idea by establishing a sustainable and diverse Women’s Leadership Certificate Program through the Leadership and Service Center that creates a supportive community of women to explore the challenges we face in society, discover their own leadership potential, and empower them to lead fearlessly within Carolina and beyond.”

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Morgan Elaine Lundy

Lundy, the recipient of the Steven N. Swanger Award has, earned a 3.984 GPA as an English major in the Honors College while focusing on gaining skills through leadership, service and mentoring others.

She is a McNair Scholar and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa and Phi Beta Kappa.

She has devoted many hours in the Leadership and Service Center, serving as the alternative breaks student coordinator and site leader for several trips, an impact weekly service program site leader, flood relief coordinator and social justice dialogues facilitator.

Lundy was a resident mentor, a mentor for the Emerging Leaders Program and Pillars for Carolina extended orientation mentor. She has been president and treasurer of INK!, the undergraduate English association. She is pursing graduation with leadership distinction in community service, global learning and professional and civic engagement.

In her personal statement, she says: “My ability to become ‘outstanding’ at USC is simply due to the sheer number of opportunities available to grow as a student, leader, citizen and person while blazing new trails and starting initiatives. Flourishing in this culture, I pushed academic limits in my creative research and dynamic course load, pushed myself to take on leadership roles in the organizations I am passionate about, and supported others in finding their way at USC through mentorship roles and service leadership. The education USC has given me, and what I have sought and found for myself through beyond the classroom experiences, will carry with me in a career continuing these passions to equip and empower others to succeed.”

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“I had to put the script down” – Ralph Ineson on the horror of The Witch

Ralph Ineson tells us why The Witch is so powerful and working with Black Phillip

Robert Eggers’ brilliant New England horror The Witch is finally released in UK cinemas tomorrow, and it’s already got the kind of reputation most genre films can only dream of, and with good reason: it’s brilliant.

Ralph Ineson and Kate Dickie star as a Puritan couple who leave the safety of a plantation to start a new life for themselves with their children. But life is hard, so much harder than they expected, and after a tragic event befalls them, they begin to wonder if there’s something evil afoot, and if their teenage daughter Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy) may have something to do with it…

We got the chance to speak to Ineson about why he had to stop reading the script, the hardship of filming on location, and why he’s pleased that audiences don’t leave happy…

How did you get involved with The Witch?

I was sent the script and a look-book that Rob put together, with visual imagery and the design in the film, just before Christmas 2014. I started reading it and thought ‘This is absolutely amazing,’ really loved it, loved the character, but I’d just been on a really bad run of casting and I’d lost out on a lot of parts that I’d wanted. It was just before Christmas so I thought I’m not going to be able to do anything about this until the New Year anyway, so I put it in a drawer because I didn’t want to get really obsessed about it and not get it, so I put it away for a couple of weeks.

But then when I did pick it up again, I was astonished by it. I immediately felt a connection with the character of William and just thought it was a stunning piece of work. I felt very privileged that Rob had sought me out for it.

It’s a very atmospheric, intense film. Did that come across on the page?

Yeah, I had to put it down; I was a bit overwhelmed by it. It’s not often that you get such a physical reaction from a script, but at one point I was sat reading it and I just had to stop and go and sit with my wife and have a chat and watch a bit of telly and calm down a little bit because it was just too intense. Very powerful to get that from a script.

William’s conflict is fascinating, as he’s got these very strict Puritan values but he’s obviously got tremendous love for his family and children.

Yeah, he was a great character to play and one that I really liked in a strange way. I kind of liked him and identified with him on so many levels that it was possible to play him without seeing his flaws, which hopefully brings out that he’s very proud and has a prideful way of looking at things, that’s what he’s about. Wanting to be the best and wanting to be seen to be the best.

I didn’t realise quite how ridiculous some of his decisions are because I was looking at them through the prism of William, I had a lot of sympathy with his yearning to provide this idyllic world of them away, with good crops and lots of livestock and lots of fat healthy children running around, just to prove that he does it right, he is the best Puritan, he is rewarded by God for doing it right. And he interprets everything that happens to him as being a punishment from God, obviously because he’s not doing it right, he’s not praying hard enough or whatever. It’s a strange world to be in.

Ralph Ineson as William in The Witch
Ralph Ineson as William in The Witch

We spoke to Kate Dickie and she was telling us how important the rehearsal time was…

Oh it was incredible, because of how small the cast is and the claustrophobic nature of the whole project. Firstly I got together with Kate, because I was involved in the casting process with Rob. The moment I met Kate in the audition it was insane. An immediate, really powerful connection I’ve never quite had with another actor before. So that got off to a great start and I was so pleased when Rob chose Kate to play the part. I was so delighted when he chose Kate because we had this very intense connection.

And so then going out to Canada to film it, in this tiny town with 2000 people, staying in this tiny hotel. I think there was only two other rooms in the whole hotel that weren’t us and the kids. So it was like our house and we lived together for about a week and a half before we started shooting, we had all this time to rehearse and eat together, and just running scenes and talking to the kids in an informal way so it doesn’t feel like work. The intensity of that family unit had to be there for the audience to invest in it falling apart. They have to believe that there was something really really powerful back in England and that it’s slowly fallen apart as this great adventure’s gone on.

What was it like working on a film with so much attention to getting the period details right?

I’ve never worked with that kind of design detail, and I’d never realised how it affects you as an actor so much. You get used to making lots of mini-compromises as an actor to make things look good for the screen, that’s just what the job is essentially, but playing with the costumes that we had that were all hand-stitched, every single piece of it…The stockings that I wore were made of wool from the actual breed of sheep that were on the Plymouth Plantation! Actual pilgrim sheep’s wool made my stockings!

The shoes that we wore were single shank shoes so they weren’t right or left; they were proper period single shank shoes so your feet broke them in. All these things, incredible detail and it really did make it incredibly easy to immerse yourself in it. The set there, the house and the way the farm was built was perfect, and you really could let go. You weren’t tripping over lights, it was all naturally lit and candle lit so it took away a lot of the things that take you out of character and you could really get down into it.

The cold really seeps off the screen, was it tough shooting in that environment?

It was, but what’s the Smiths lyric? I can laugh about it now but at the time it was terrible, something like that! Looking back at it a lot of that hardship contributes to the feel of the film. I was talking to Kate about it and we decided that we really couldn’t have done it if we were going home at the end of the night, going back to our families and that sort of thing. It was the isolation of it and the fact that we were all thousands of miles away from home, living in this place in the middle of nowhere and driving out to the middle of the woods, working a very hard schedule.

It was very short shoot, and it was very cold, especially at the start, and I had to fight the goat a lot of times. About a week and a half into shooting he managed to gore me in the ribs, so for the rest of the shoot, more than half the shoot, I was in a lot of pain with all that. Which again looking back kind of helps a lot of it, you kind of think it was a real, real struggle and I remember a lot of it was physically very hard work, especially with rib injuries! So a lot of these just kind of add to it.

Sometimes you can only fake a certain amount of it. If we’d gone to five star hotels or gone back to wife and kids of an evening you just wouldn’t have had that kind of haunted intensity that is in the film.

What was it like, having gone through that, to see the reaction to the film at Sundance?

It was really surreal, it was wonderful to be out there. I’d seen the film for the first time the day before it had its first press screening, just me, Kate, Anya and Rob, and we were still slightly reeling because it’s a great film and we were really happy and freaked out by how it turned out. So the next day the press screening was on and it really went off. It was wonderful and crazy, all these reviews coming in every ten minutes.

It is one of those ones that gets such a silent reaction as well. It’s not like they burst into applause or cheer at the end, it’s just “Oh my fucking god, I feel like shit!” Everybody just looks vaguely drawn and haunted at the end of it, which I know Rob loves. There was one review saying that they loved the film but they never wanted to see it again and I think he really quite liked that, the fact that it managed to traumatise the reviewer to that extent.

The Witch is released in UK cinemas on 11 March. Read our review here and our interview with Kate Dickie here, and keep up with the latest genre news with the new issue of SciFiNow.

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From the director of Pod, first Darling poster offers “terror beyond comprehension”

The first poster for Darling, writer-director Mickey Keating’s follow up to his awesome debut horror Pod, has released its first poster, and it’s damn eye-catching.

Fangoria had the exclusive on the poster, which offers “terror beyond comprehension,” and a new picture, seen below.

The excellent Lauren Ashley Carter (Jug Face, Pod, The Woman) stars as “a young woman who takes a job as a caretaker in a mysterious Manhattan mansion, where the last person to have the job committed suicide and her own sanity begins to crumble.”

Rounding out the cast are Larry Fessenden, Brian Morvant (Pod), Sean Young, John Speredakos (The Innkeepers) and Helen Rogers (Body).

The Glass Eye Pix movie will premiere at Fantastic Fest.

Read our review of Pod here, and keep up with the latest horror news with the new issue of SciFiNow.


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Yesterday, the bank said its Market Place bank will shut on June 13 next year.

The decision will leave Lloyds and Barclays as the only two banks in Brigg.

Brigg and Goole MP Andrew Percy said he is going to meet with NatWest in London in a couple of weeks.

"It is very disappointing. My concern is the impact it will have on businesses in Brigg.

"I will ask NatWest to think again on it. I understand that banking has changed.

The NatWest bank in Brigg Market Place which will close in June 2018.

"I will be urging them to think again. If there is no change in that, I will work to ensure that the premises are used for other purposes.

"I will write to a number of retailers asking them if they would like to come to Brigg.

"Customers will be able to use banking services through the post office," he said.

Councillor Rob Waltham, leader of North Lincolnshire Council , said the local authority will be making "strong representations" to keep the cashpoint there.

He said: "We need to keep an ATM and we need to do everything we can to support businesses and residents that are affected."


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But Scunthorpe did not have it all their own way and Sunderland pressured them in the second half and got a goal back, when the Iron were leading 2-0, through Rees Greenwood.

“It was a tough test and Sunderland were very good,” Alexander said. “They moved the ball well, were very mobile and were very aggressive in their pressing.

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“I thought we were better in the second half on that side, played some good attacking stuff and had other opportunities to score.

“I am delighted we won the game because that is what we set out to do. We showed the mentality to win the game.”

The game saw Devonte Redmond and Rory Watson make their first starts for the Iron, while Lewis Butroid made only his second professional start.

Alexander was pleased with how the players handled the situation after making nine changes from the side that won at Plymouth on Saturday.

“It will have done the lads who played 90 minutes the world of good because they needed that,” Alexander continued.

“This competition is fantastic as it gives us a little relief from the league.

“We want to do well and we believe we can put teams out with the young lads and still win games.

“They all showed qualities at different stages and we are looking for the young lads to step up and out pressure on the players in front of them.

“We took Haks (Hakeeb Adelakun) and Hops (Tom Hoppper) off after their exertions on Saturday. The lads put a great shift in and deservedly won the game.”


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Our Favorite Restaurants in the Gaslamp Quarter

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The historic Gaslamp Quarter is a part of San Diego that is known for its shopping, restaurants, and clubs. So much life is shoved into this little neighborhood that it’s almost impossible to have a bad time when you’re here. People come out to the Gaslamp for a lot of different reasons. Visiting families usually stop by to check out the downtown scene and snag some souvenirs. After 5pm, San Diegans who work downtown will stop in to their favorite watering hole for a beer or two. On the weekends, the club and party scene is a big draw for 20 somethings looking to have a good time. No matter your reason for journeying to the Gaslamp, one thing is for sure: You will find a lot of good food options. Here’s a few of our favorites:

“Searsucker isn’t a place to get away; it’s a place to get together.” That’s the motto here, so it’s no surprise that the atmosphere is friendly and the plates are designed for sharing. Work your way through the menu with your friends by starting with something from the ‘smalls,’ like the egg + bacon “pork belly.” Select from savory dinner entrées from categories like ‘ocean,’ ‘ranch,’ and ‘farm.’ Finish off with a decadent dessert or another cocktail such as the famous Peter Rabbit.
611 Fifth Ave, San Diego, CA 92101

Barleymash is the downtown place-to-be for locals and tourists alike. Set amidst reclaimed wood from the original foundation and a warm modernist design, the restaurant and bar support San Diego’s best micro- and nano-breweries. The garage-door style windows open up the interior space to the Gaslamp’s sunny disposition. And, rooted in the idea that we are a community, three large communal tables foster a sense of gathering where deliciously innovative food, conversation and drink can be shared amongst friends and neighbors.
600 Fifth Ave, San Diego, CA 92101

Bandar Restaurant

If you haven’t had the pleasure of experiencing excellent Persian food, Bandar is a great place to start. Bandar is an award-winning establishment, and amongst their list of reasons to brag are their Best Service and Best Fine Dining awards, along with bring voted as the Best Persian, Mediterranean, Ethnic, and International Restaurant. The menu celebrates the traditions of Persian cuisine with fresh prime steaks, world famous chicken, lamb, seafood, vegetarian and classic Persian specialties. All of Bandar’s meats are charbroiled to perfection and ingredients used are natural, local and organic.
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What is OpenMV Cam? The Arduino of Machine vision

OpenMV H7 Cam

Introducing the OpenMV Cam, a small, low-powered microcontroller board made for easy machine vision applications. Unlike Arduino or other microcontrollers, MicroPython OS is used instead of C/C+. This makes dealing with complex outputs of machine algorithms and working with high-level data structures simple!

It has two versions; the OpenMV Cam M7 (Older version) and OpenMV Cam H7. Here at Seeed, we provide both camera models, with the H7 now available for preorder!

OpenMV H7 Camera Overview

By far the easiest way I’ve found to learn and use advanced computer vision. This single board can do everything from driving a car to landing a drone.

Chris Anderson (CEO of 3DR)

What are the features that allow the OpenMV Cam H7 to achieve such high regard? Let’s take a look!

Hardware Overview:

OpenMV H7 Cam Features:

STM32H743VI ARM Cortex M7 processor with wide range of I/O Interfaces:

  • A full-speed USB (12Mbs) interface to your computer. Your OpenMV Cam will appear as a Virtual COM Port and a USB Flash Drive when plugged in
  • A μSD Card socket capable of 100Mbs reads/writes which allows your OpenMV Cam to record video and easy pull machine vision assets off of the μSD card
  • An SPI bus that can run up to 100Mbs allowing you to easily stream image data of the system to either the LCD Shield, the WiFi Shield, or another microcontroller
  • An I2C Bus, CAN Bus, and an Asynchronous Serial Bus (TX/RX) for interfacing with other microcontrollers and sensors
  • A 12-bit ADC and a 12-bit DAC.
  • Three I/O pins for servo control
  • Interrupts and PWM on all I/O pins (there are 10 I/O pins on the board)
  • And, an RGB LED and two high power 850nm IR LEDs

Removable camera module system, allowing for different sensor usages

  • The OpenMV Cam H7 comes with an OV7725 image sensor, able to run at above 60 FPS. It’s a 2.8mm lens on a standard M12 lens mount.
  • The removable lens allows you to easily buy and attach sensors that you would like to use!

Common battery usage

  • A LiPo battery connector is compatible with 3.7V LiPo batteries commonly sold online for hobbyist robotics applications.

Diving deeper, the Specifications:

Processor ARM®32-bit Cortex®-M7 CPU

w/ Double Precision FPU

480 MHz (1027 DMIPS)

Core Mark Score: 2400

(compare w/ Raspberry Pi Zero: 2340)
RAM layout Total RAM: 1MB

Comprised of:
256B of .DATA/.BSS/Heap/Stack
512KB Frame Buffer/Stack
256KB DMA Buffers
Flash Layout Total Flash: 2MB

Comprised of:
128KB Bootloader
128KB Embedded Flash Drive
1729KB Firmware
Supported Image Formats Grascale
Maximum Supported Resolutions Grayscale: 640×480 and under
RGB365: 320×240 and under
Grayscale JPEG: 640×480 and under
RGB565 JPEG: 640×480 and under
Lens Info IR Cut Filter: 650nm (removable)

Sensor used: OV7725

Focal Length: 2.8mm
Aperture: F2.0
Format: 1/3″
HFOV = = 70.8°, VFOV = 55.6°
Mount: M12*0.5
Electrical Info All pins are 5V tolerant with 3.3V output, and can be sinked or source up to 25mA.
P6 is not 5V tolerant in ADC or DAC. Up to 120mA may be sinked and sourced in total between all pins.
VIN may be between 3.6V and 5V.
DO NOT draw more than 250mA from your OpenMV Cam’s 3.3V rail.
Dimensions 45mm x 36mm x 30mm (L x W x H)
Weight 19g

Removable lens? Yes, you can swap the image sensor out!

If the onboard lens is not up to your expectations, the OpenMV H7 now features removable camera modules, allowing for Flir Lepton and Global Shutter sensor usages!

Power Consumption:

Idle – No μSD Card 110mA @ 3.3V
Idle – μSD Card 110mA @ 3.3V
Active – No μSD Card 160mA @ 3.3V
Active – μSD Card 170Ma @ 3.3V

Temperature Range

Storage -40°C to 125°C
Operating -20°C to 70°C

Software Overview:

OpenMV IDE interface

OpenMV IDE allows for easy programming with your OpenMV Cam through Python. Coding in Python makes working with machine vision algorithms much easier!

  • Treat it like an Arduino IDE made for machine vision algorithms!

More on OpenMV IDE:

  • OpenMV IDE is a development environment that features a powerful text editor, debug terminal, and frame buffer viewer w/a histogram display. Built and design for OpenMV Cameras!
  • Compatible with Windows, OSX Snow Leopard, Ubuntu 12.04, Raspberry Pi

To download the latest version of OpenMV IDE, you can head here!

  • Head here for more information on the OpenMV IDE and its tutorial

OpenMV H7 Cam Key Applications, What can it do?

Here are all the key applications for OpenMV cam, alongside video tutorials for more technical applications to help you get started!

Security applications through Frame Differencing

Used to detect motion in a scene by looking at what’s changed. Making it applicable for security applications on the OpenMV Cam!

Video Demo on Frame Differencing by OpenMV.io

Color Tracking

Detect up to 16 colors at a time with the OpenMV Cam! Each color can have any number of distinct blobs, telling you the position, size, centroid, and orientation of each blob afterward.

Color tracking can be programmed, enabling way more applications!

Video demo on Color Tracking by OpenMV.io

Marker Tracking

OpenMV Cam can be used to detect groups of colors, allowing you to create color markers to be placed on objects. Tagged objects can then be understood through your OpenMV Cam.

Video Demo on Marker Tracking by OpenIV.io

Face Detection

Faces or any generic object can be detected with the OpenMV Cam. It does so with Haar Cascades and built-in Frontal Face Cascade/Eye Haar Cascade.

Video Demo on Face Detection by OpenMV.io

Eye Tracking

Want to detect someone’s gaze? The OpenMV Cam is capable of detecting that and using it to control a robot for example!

Optical Flow

Optical Flow is used to detect translation of what your OpenMV Cam is looking at. You can use it on a quad-copter to determine how stable it is in the air as an example!

Video Demo on Optical Flow by OpenMV.io

QR Code Detection/Decoding

Reading QR code is possible on the OpenMV Cam. This allows for smart robot projects!

Video Demo on QR detection by OpenMV.io

AprilTag Tracking

What’s better than QR code is AprilTag tracking!
AprilTags are rotation, scale, shear, and lighting invariant state-of-the-art fiducial markers. The OpenMV Cam H7 allows for 160×120 at up to about 12FPS.

Video Demo on AprilTag Tracking by OpenMV.io

Edge/Line Detection

OpenMV Cam can be used to easily detect the orientation of objects through edge detection. This can be done via either the Canny Edge Detector algorithm or simple high-pass filtering followed by thresholding.

Video demo on Edge/Line Detection by OpenMV.io

Template Matching

Template matching can be used with the OpenMV Cam to detect when a translated pre-saved image is in view. It can be used to find fiducials on a PCB or read known digits on a display

Image Capture

The OpenMV Cam can be used to capture BMP/JPG/PPM/PGM images. You have direct control over how images are captured in your Python script. What’s even better is that you can perform machine vision functions and/or draw on frames before saving them!

Video Recording

What’s a camera without video recording capabilities right? With the OpenMV cam, you can record MJPIEG video or GIF images. Similarly to image capturing, you have direct control in your Python script. Machine vision functions and/or draw on frames before saving can be done as well!

TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers Support

TensorFlow Lite support allows for custom image classification and segmentation models onboard your OpenMV Cam. With the TensorFlow Lite, you can easily classify complex regions of interest in view and control I/O pins based on what you see!

To summarise, here’s the full list of applications, with its respective video demos (for those not covered above):

But wait, there’s more!

These applications are what’s currently possible on the OpenMV H7 Cam. However, as update rolls on, there’ll be more you can play with in the future!

OpenMV H7 vs Open M7

The OpenMV H7 is an upgraded version of the M7, with major improvements in the following areas:

  • Higher processing frequency
  • Higher RAM
  • Now support BAYER imaging format
  • OV7725 Sensor that’s removable, with support for FLIR Lepton and Global Shutter
  • Way more applications; Data Matrix Detection, Linear Barcode Decoding, Rectangle, Circle detection, etc.

What’s even better, they are both priced the same!

OpenMV Cam Tutorial

To help you get started on the OpenMV Cam, here’s a quick tutorial!

Note: This tutorial can be used for both the OpenMV Cam M7 and OpenMV Cam H7. Before we get started, ensure you’re connected to the internet as well!

Step 1: Download OpenMV IDE for your operating system. When installing, accept all default options.

Step 2: Open the OpenMV IDE and connect M7/H7 to your computer. On the IDE, click the “Connect” button in the bottom-left corner to establish a connection with your OpenMV camera.

Step 3: Update firmware if needed. A pop-up asking you to update your device firmware will appear if it’s out of date.

  • You should see that the reported firmware has been updated to the recent version once the flashing process is completed. (a [latest] text should appear)

Step 4: Start testing. When you first open the OpenMV IDE, there should be some example code that appeared. Click the Play button located at the bottom left and you should see a live video playing from the camera!

You can find the in-depth tutorial for various devices and all about the OpenMV IDE here!

Resources and Going Further

Want to dive deeper into what the OpenMV H7 is all about? You can refer to the following resources:

Started off as a Kickstarter project, the OpenMV Cam is slowly making its mark in the market and deservingly so! It makes machine vision easy, suitable for makers and hobbyists to explore their creativity without having to worry!

Own an Arduino or not, it’s one not to miss for your next Machine vision project, grab an OpenMV H7 Camera today!

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Why is it falling?

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Healthcare-acquired infections were most common in patients under the age of two (prevalence among patients between one and 23 months old was 8.2%) and in the elderly (prevalence among patients between 65 and 79 years old was 7.4%; over 80 years old it was 6.5%). Although the exact reasons are not clear, young children and elderly people:

• Generally have a greater need for hospitalisation and therefore are in a setting where they can catch an infection.
• May stay in hospital for longer periods and therefore have a longer time to become exposed to an infection.
• Are more susceptible to infections because they have weaker immune systems.

How can infections be prevented?

The report says that anywhere from 20% to 40% of HCAIs currently occurring may be preventable. The Department of Health advocates the adoption of “high-impact interventions”, which are evidence-based approaches that can reduce the risk of HCAI. There are interventions that focus on catheter care, ventilator-associated pneumonia, surgical site infections, cleaning and decontamination and chronic wound care. These interventions provide advice on specific steps that can be taken throughout a procedure that reduce the risk of HCAI.

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Property Attributes
  • MLS#8968875
  • TypeSingle Family
  • CountyCOBB
  • CitySmyrna
  • AreaCob2
  • NeighborhoodConcord Walk
  • Zip30082
  • StyleTraditional
  • Year Built1999
  • Taxes3351
  • Price$ 420,000
  • Bedrooms4
  • Full Bathrooms2
  • Half Bathrooms1
  • Sqr Footage2448
  • Lot Size0.57 Acres
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Price History
4/29/2021 Listed $420,000

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Amenities None
Beds 4
Class Single Family Detached
Construction Wood Siding
Construction Status Resale
Cooling Central
Cooling Source Gas
Elementary School King Springs
Energy Related None
Fireplaces 1
Full Baths 2
HOA Fee 195
Half Baths 1
Heating Central
Heating Source Gas
High School Campbell
Interior Features Ceilings - Vaulted, Hardwood Floors, Tile Floors, Carpet
Listing Area COB2
Middle School Griffin
Ownership Fee Simple
Possible Financing Cash, Conventional, FHA, VA
Price Per Sq Ft 171.57
Rooms Master On Main Level
Showing Instructions Appointment Owner, See Remarks
Status New
Status Active
Stories 2 Stories
Style Traditional
Subdivision Concord Walk
Tax Year 2020
Taxes 3351.86
Type Single Family Detached
Year Built 1999

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Basement Crawlspace
Br Upper 4
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France RWC 2011 Squad

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Forwards Sylvain Marconnet and Thomas Domingo have been omitted from France’s 30-man squad for the Rugby World Cup.

Reuters reports that coach Marc Lievremont, making the announcement in Dublin following Saturday’s final warm-up win over Ireland, had been widely expected to leave Fabien Barcella at home given his lack of fitness but has instead dropped experienced fellow prop Marconnet.

Barcella ruptured his Achilles tendon in August last year and although he featured in Saturday’s 26-22 win, he looked slightly off the pace.

Domingo has been struggling with a knee problem while Guilhem Guirado, only drafted into the squad as cover for injured hooker William Servat, keeps his place along with Servat.

Winger Yoann Huget was dropped from the initial 33-man preliminary squad earlier this month for breaching anti-doping regulations.

Centre Maxime Mermoz suffered a knee problem in the first warm-up win against Ireland on Aug 13 but will be fit for the tournament in New Zealand.

France are in Pool A with the All Blacks, Japan, Canada and Tonga.

The deadline for final squads to be announced is Monday.

Forwards: Fabien Barcella, Julien Bonnaire, Luc Ducalcon, Thierry Dusautoir (captain), Imanol Harinordoquy, Guilhem Guirado, Nicolas Mas, Romain Millo-Chluski, Raphael Lakafia, Lionel Nallet, Fulgence Ouedraogo, Pascal Pape, Louis Picamoles, Julien Pierre, Jean-Baptiste Poux, William Servat, Dimitri Szarzewski.

Backs: Vincent Clerc, Patrice Estebanez, Cedric Heymans, David Marty, Maxime Medard, Maxime Mermoz, Alexis Palisson, Morgan Parra, Aurelien Rougerie, David Skrela, Damien Traille, Francois Trinh-Duc, Dimitri Yachvili.

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    I think they must have it wrong becasue PdV is only announcing the Bok squad on Tuesday.

    Either way the Bok squads will be coming through thick and fast in the next 2 days. 😎

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Since 2017, businesses and organizations across Shasta County have been in collaboration on an effort to supercharge the area’s economy – Project Hometown. Right now, we at the Shasta EDC are witnessing first clear evidence that Project Hometown can deliver on its ambitious promises for the community, as trained students sell their first websites to county businesses.

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What is Stored Cross-Site Scripting(XSS) Attack & its testing

Today, i will tell you about Stored Cross-Site Scripting(XSS) vulnerability.
You may have seen my previous videos related to XSS testing and Flash-XSS.But now i will tell you about its Stored Type .

Stored Cross-Site Scripting(XSS) Attack and its testing.
In the Following video you will learn:
  • What is Stored Cross-Site Scripting(XSS).
  • How to test Stored-XSS vulnerability in a site.
  • Detection of Stored-XSS

In Stored XSS(also known as persistent-XSS), the XSS code is stored in the site's database.for example we posted a script in a comment and post it.so it will be saved in the site even if we refresh it.so if its vulnerable, it will show xss whenever the page loads.
The testing is same as nomal xss.we just need to check if our xss is stored in the page.we check that by refreshing the page.
For example if i post a comment using a payload "/><svg/onload=prompt(1)>
and then XSS executes
now if i refresh the page and visit it again and if the popup executes it means its vulnerable to Stored XSS.
This can be used to inject keylogger,deface site and perform other attacks like Redirection when victim opens the site and like that.

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Royalties often leave theatre groups strapped for cash

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I’m happy to join with my fellow Sheboygan Performing Arts members in trying to make the next couple columns more of a behind-the-scenes look at what we all do to bring the community entertainment.

Today, I’ll explore why it seems that performing arts organizations are always broke.

I’ll try to lift the veil a bit about where your support goes, and why it’s so essential to sustaining performing arts organizations.

Predictably, it’s complicated. It’s risky to talk about the decidedly unsexy world of licensing and royalties that most of our organizations live in.

Before we buy one 2-by-4, build one prop or hire a director or musician, a theatre company has to pay a bevy of fees to the licensing company that holds the rights to the show.

This usually includes royalties to the creators bundled with a fee to the company for the rights to do the show, and with musicals, there’s also a rental fee and deposit for the rehearsal materials.

So let’s take a musical as an example. We’re just paying royalties to a composer/lyricist and a bookwriter, right? Wrong.

Often, especially in modern musicals, that royalty can go up to a dozen different ways. Artists such as orchestrators, vocal arrangers, choreographers, directors and dramaturges often negotiate a piece of the royalty pool for future productions.

This often runs into many thousands of dollars, and it isn’t just limited to theatre companies. Often, choirs and orchestras need to pay a royalty to the composers of the work they perform.

Again, this is long before we spend a cent on any aspect of production costs, venue rental or artist compensation. If a company performed without a proper license for a show, it could be subject to crippling fees large enough to shut them down for good.

In addition, there’s a broader, aesthetic point that the creators of that work made something beautiful and important, and they deserve to be paid.

This isn’t avarice speaking. We are blessed in Sheboygan to have many important nonprofits, artistic and otherwise, that are worthy of community support, and we are grateful for those of you who feel our organizations are essential enough to work with.

The most important aspect of our job as artistic leaders in the community is to show you why we’re essential — the rest is up to you.

Thanks for hanging in there. Royalties are the infrastructure of the arts. To make a political analogy, royalties are essential, expensive and necessary, and the last thing anyone wants to talk about at a party.

Shamelessly, I truly hope you’ll join us for our upcoming production of “The Sound of Music,” running May 8-16 at the Leslie W. Johnson Theatre at Horace Mann Middle School. It’s a timeless show and we can’t wait to bring it to life for you.

Feel free to give me a call at 920-459-3779 for tickets, or to talk about royalties. As always, thanks for your support of all of the organizations in Sheboygan Performing Arts. We promise to do our best to earn it.

Tom Berger is the managing director of the Sheboygan Theatre Company, which is a member of Sheboygan Performing Arts. SPA is a voluntary association of Sheboygan County performing arts organizations. For more information, including a combined calendar that lists events from member organizations, visit

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Shepherd student wins award at statewide science meeting

By Staff | May 12, 2017

Submitted photo Dr. Qing Wang, left, associate professor of mathematics, and Vasile Stadnitchii, a computer information sciences (CIS) major from Hagerstown, Maryland.

Shepherd University student received the Outstanding Undergraduate Poster Presentation award during the 92nd annual meeting of the West Virginia Academy of Science April 8 at Glenville State College. Vasile Stadnitchii, a computer information sciences (CIS) major from Hagerstown, Maryland, won for his presentation titled “Using Programming to Automate the Creation of Excel Spreadsheets.”

Stadnitchii’s presentation was based on work he’s done with Dr. Qing Wang, associate professor of mathematics. Wang received a West Virginia-IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence grant that supports a project involving math, computer science, and science students in cancer research using computer modeling. Stadnitchii also received a scholarship through the Shepherd Opportunities to Attract Research Students (SOARS) program funded by the West Virginia Research Challenge Fund, enabling him to work on the project during the summer months.

The research involves using mathematical models to help determine the impact of immunotherapy and chemotherapy on a tumor. Wang said manually graphing output data from text files when changing each parameter many times to figure out its impact on tumor growth pattern is time consuming and could lead to errors.

“We need to be able to tell which parameters weigh more than others and how altering certain parameters influences tumor size. That’s called sensitivity analysis. Since we have 48 parameters, it’s a lot of repeat work,” Wang said. “Vasile created a program that allows us to run the numbers in a few minutes with no errors, saving a lot of time.”

Stadnitchii started out sorting through the numbers by hand. After realizing how tedious the process was, he volunteered to use his computer coding skills to create a software program that can do the work. Wang created an Excel spreadsheet template that Stadnitchii used to write the software, which he said took about 15 hours. Once it was finished, Stadnitchii estimates the software cut 20 hours worth of work down to about 30 minutes. Stadnitchii believes working on this project has given him skills he’ll be able to use after he graduates in May.

“There’s real life application because a lot of people do mundane tasks like this and it falls in the category of automation,” he said.

Stadnitchii decided to help with the research because it gives him an opportunity to work with people outside of the CIS department.

“In the real world, if you do get a job somewhere or if you work for a consulting company, it’s important to be able work with clients who are not CIS majors,” Stadnitchii said.

“I thought if I could work with biology and math majors I could learn how to communicate to those who are less technically inclined and solve problems that way. It’s been interesting to work with people who are not computer science majors.”

Wang said Stadnitchii’s software has made her job much easier. And she pointed out it has given Stadnitchii an experience he would not have had if he hadn’t stepped outside his area to help with this research.

“He also gained experience working on problems that could affect peoples’ lives,” Wang said. “It’s related to public health and cancer research is one of the most important topics.”

Stadnitchii decided to make a presentation to the Academy of Science conference because he thought others might be interested in automating the data they are collecting in their research.

“I basically presented on what kind of work is automatable,” he said. “If you’re moving data from form A to form B and then graphing it, perhaps you can do that automatically.”

More than 25 students and faculty from Shepherd’s School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics attended the conference, which featured numerous oral presentation sessions and a poster presentation session and provided attendees the opportunity to view more than 100 different scientific presentations. Competitive awards were presented to both undergraduate and graduate students in the areas of Outstanding Poster Presentation and Outstanding Oral Presentation. The West Virginia Academy of Science was founded in 1924 to advance scientific knowledge and to promote science in the state.


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Equine history, pageantry come together in two weeks

By Staff | May 4, 2017

They’ll be talking about Secretariat, American Pharoah, Seattle Slew, Genuine Risk and Man O’ War in just a few days.

Majestic thoroughbreds all . . . and they etched their names in the lore and record books handled by the Kentucky Derby.

It’s just two weeks away. In Louisville. At Churchill Downs. The 143rd running of the fastest two minutes in all of sport – the Kentucky Derby.

The preliminaries have been run. The Florida Derby. The Wood Memorial. The Arkansas Derby and Rebel Stakes at Hot Springs in Arkansas. The Santa Anita Derby at the picturesque Santa Anita Race Course just below the foothills of the purple-hued San Gabriel Mountains.

The first Saturday in May is when the flashy Hollywood types mingle with the just-as-flashy Kentucky blueblood types at parties hosted by the Barnstable twins or Yum Brands or even Bo Derek, an aficionado of thoroughbreds and the old money they usually stand for.

Thoroughbred trainers, the owners of the magnificent creatures who run their hearts out, the jockeys and their princely bank accounts and those from the entertainment industry, who can only wish they had the charisma, dignity and talent of the 20 thoroughbreds that will be entered in the Kentucky Derby – they will all come together along the banks of the Ohio River to be seen and chase the mostly elusive fame still carried by the likes of Silver Charm, Nyquist and Sir Barton.

Most of the 170,000 or so gathered in the six-tiered grandstand, infield and celebrity perches won’t know much about the thoroughbred entries.

But wagers will be placed on the hunches, lucky numbers, colors of the silks adorning the backs of the jockeys, cute names or various shades of brown that distinguish the four-legged stars from one another at the annual show.

Who will those in the gigantic hats and vested white suits decide is the best thoroughbred to bet a few bob on their noses?

The second-favorite will likely be Irish War Cry, the late-charging winner of the Wood Memorial. Trained by Maryland-based Graham Motion, Irish War Cry is the son of the strapping Curlin, an auburn-colored dynamo who curried much favor with the press when he was running his races.

Favored will be the Arkansas Derby winner, Classic Empire. Classic Empire came flashing through the stretch at Oaklawn Park to win by a neck over Conquest Mo Money at the mile-and-one-eighth distance.

Now, Conquest Mo Money was not nominated for the Kentucky Derby and will cost his owners a $200,000 supplemental fee if they want to test the Kentucky Derby waters, tradition and mint juleps. They have until May 3 to decide whether to run or not.

Classic Empire won last fall’s Breeders Cup Juvenile and was the two-year-old Eclipse Award winner as that age group’s Horse of the Year.

He’s a handsome fellow. White star on his forehead, white stripe and with one white sock on a leg. No Hollywood type can hold a mint julep to him.

The Florida Derby winner, Always Dreaming, is trained by Todd Pletcher and was sired by Bodemeister, a fine-boned thoroughbred named after trainer Bob Baffert’s son.

Some will search their program for a long shot of sorts and come away thinking the likes of Gunnevera, trained by Antonio Sano and ridden by Javier Castellano will help pay for their extravagance while in Kentucky.

State of Honor was the runner-up in the Florida Derby and Malagacy was unbeaten in three career starts until thrashed in the Arkansas Derby.

Of course, there aren’t any Secretariat’s in this field . . . or any field for that matter.

The thoroughbreds will leave the paddock, come under the massive grandstand through a tunnel and emerge onto the track as the University of Louisville band plays “My Old Kentucky Home.”

A few thousand eyes will turn misty.

And then the starting gate will open and 20 magnificent thoroughbreds will come thundering “past the grandstand the first time” before deciding on the only one which will have a remaining chance to win the Triple Crown.


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Home Television Sunday Cable Ratings: Kardashians Are the Walking Dead, Both Shows Hit All...

You could say the Kardashians are the Walking Dead, ratings-wise.

On Sunday night, both “The Walking Dead” and “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” hit ratings all time lows.

The biggest surprise is that “Walking Dead” fell to just 3 million viewers (3.086 mil), down 300,000 fans from last week. The once proud AMC series is skidding to an ignominious end. AMC should wrap it up now. But they won’t.

The K’s were down to just 764,000 fans, losing between 150K and 200K viewers in one week. (Last week was 916K.) Not even Kanye’s hit album has helped them.

Both shows air at 9pm which leaves the question, what are people watching on cable at that hour? From 8 to 10pm they’re watching Hallmark Channel’s latest Christmas movie. But otherwise, they are not watching cable really. They’re tuning in to football on the networks or taking in Netflix et al.

It’s entirely possible, based on the trend for both shows, that each will hit really low lows next Sunday. When “Walking Dead” falls below 3 million, and the K’s go under 700K, I propose a merger of the two programs! The K’s already have a number of zombies on their show. It won’t be hard to write a cross over.

I do give credit to AMC PR: they keep pumping out “spoiler” stories each week, hoping someone will care what Negan does with his club of nails. I stopped watching the night he savagely killed characters off for fun. Evidently, I wasn’t alone.

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Achieving the Global Goals through agroforestry

This report is based on the evidence found in the agroforestry review ”Scaling up Agroforestry: Potential, Challenges and Barriers”. A review looks into environmental, social and economic aspects on the farmer, community and landscape level and was conducted by the Agroforestry Network.

The report lays out evidence for how agroforestry as a land use system will help us achieve nine out of the 17 Global Goals. This paper focuses specifically on four of the goals: Goal 1 and 2, No poverty and Zero hunger; Goal 13, Climate action; and Goal 15, Life on land.

The purpose of this paper is to provide evidence-based information about agroforestry, supporting well-informed decision making that will contribute to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The aim of the Agroforestry Network is to ensure that agroforestry is at the forefront of policy-making as a key approach for sustainable development. Why? Because agroforestry is a land use management system that brings real benefits for people living in poverty whilst at the same time helping to mitigate and adapt to climate change, as well as increasing biodiversity and supporting ecosystems – the very systems on which life on Earth depends.