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Underwater, a snakehead absorbs oxygen through its gills, just like other fish. On land, it can take a big gulp of air through its mouth and continue to breathe, thanks to a specialized chamber next to its gills. This enables it to survive for up to four days on land!

Snakeheads are native to Southern Siberia, China and North Korea, but they were first spotted in waterways around the Washington, D.C., area in 2002. It is likely snakeheads were imported from overseas, then unlawfully released.

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With no natural predators to keep this aggressive, carnivorous fish in check, their populations have boomed. At the same time, populations of local frogs and fish that they prey upon have declined. Snakeheads are a prime example of how invasive species can upset the delicate balance of local ecosystems.

So, this was something I've been meaning to post up for a while, and for whatever reason, figured now was as good a time as any. I've been working with the MGSV models for a bit now. Rigging and setting up a couple of animations here and there, and something had been nagging at me since playing MGSV: Definitive Experience.

It dawned on me that Big Boss' face felt strikingly different in GZ, versus what I was used to in MGSV. Putting the two character models together side by side, I now understand why; they are genuinely different. Nothing quite overt, but once paired up together, the differences become quite noticeable.

When the package arrived I opened the box to find a really impressive branded Rattlesnake cable tin, and inside a neat drawstring bag with the cable inside. Another really nice touch is a velcro strap to keep the cable neatly bundled when not in use.

The cable itself is beautifully made piece. The protective sleeving is extremely tough, and looks great in red, and the Rattlesnake branded heat shrink tubing is another really nice touch. Having a portion of one end of the cable without the protective sleeving is a really nice design as well. The sleeving could possibly damage more fragile guitar finishes, so leaving part of the cable bare shows some real thought has been put into all aspects of the cable design.

Plugging into my amplifier and guitar I was pleased to hear that the Rattlesnake cable sounded as good as it looked. I find that some low capacitance cables are actually a bit too bright and lacking in the low end. The Rattlesnake cable provided a full dynamic tone, with plenty of clarity. The signal is nice and clear with no noise or hum present.

Overall the Rattlesnake Snake Head cable is a brilliantly designed cable at a very reasonable price. The quality and durability of the build, the consideration of the design, and the great tone make this cable a must have for guitar players, especially if they play live. If you are looking to upgrade your cheap no-name cables definitely check out Rattlesnake Cable Company. Check out the Rattlesnake Facebook page for news and sale items too.

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Three-dimensional steady-state and transient models of groundwater flow and advective transport in the eastern Snake River Plain aquifer were developed by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Energy. The steady-state and transient flow models cover an area of 1,940 square miles that includes most of the 890 square miles of the Idaho National Laboratory (INL). A 50-year history of waste disposal at the INL has resulted in measurable concentrations of waste contaminants in the eastern Snake River Plain aquifer. Model results can be used in numerical simulations to evaluate the movement of contaminants in the aquifer.

The steady-state model reasonably simulated the observed water-table altitude, orientation, and gradients. Simulation of transient flow conditions accurately reproduced observed changes in the flow system resulting from episodic infiltration from the Big Lost River and facilitated understanding and visualization of the relative importance of historical differences in infiltration in time and space. As described in a conceptual model, the numerical model simulations demonstrate flow that is (1) dominantly horizontal through interflow zones in basalt and vertical anisotropy resulting from contrasts in hydraulic conductivity of various types of basalt and the interbedded sediments, (2) temporally variable due to streamflow infiltration from the Big Lost River, and (3) moving downward downgradient of the INL.

The numerical models were reparameterized, recalibrated, and analyzed to evaluate alternative conceptualizations or implementations of the conceptual model. The analysis of the reparameterized models revealed that little improvement in the model could come from alternative descriptions of sediment content, simulated aquifer thickness, streamflow infiltration, and vertical head distribution on the downgradient boundary. Of the alternative estimates of flow to or from the aquifer, only a 20 percent decrease in the largest inflow, the northeast boundary underflow, resulted in a recalibrated parameter value just outside the confidence interval of the base-case calibrated value.

Collectively, the particle-tracking simulations indicate that average linear groundwater velocities, based on estimates of porosity, and flow paths are influenced by two primary factors: (1) the dynamic character of the water table and (2) the large contrasts in the hydraulic properties of the media, primarily hydraulic conductivity. The simulated growth and decay of groundwater mounds as much as 34 ft above the steady-state water table beneath the Big Lost River spreading areas, sinks, and playas, and to a lesser extent beneath the Big Lost River channel lead to non-uniform changes in the altitude of the water table throughout the model area. These changes affect the orientation and magnitude of water-table gradients and affect groundwater flow directions and velocities to a greater or lesser degree depending on the magnitude, duration, and proximity of the transient stress. Simulation results also indicate that temporal changes in the local hydraulic gradient can account for some of the observed dispersion of contaminants in the aquifer near the major sources of contamination at the INTEC and the RTC and perhaps most observed dispersion several miles downgradient of these facilities. The distance downgradient of the INTEC that simulated particle plumes were able to reasonably reproduce the shape and dimensions of the 1968 3H plume extended only to the boundary of zones of abundant sediment, about 4 miles downgradient of the INTEC. This boundary encompasses the entire area represented by the 1968 25,000 picocuries/liter 3H isopleths. Particle plumes simulated beyond this boundary were narrow and long, and did not reasonably reproduce the shape, dimensions, or position of the leading edge of the 3H plume as shown in earlier reports; however, as noted in an assessment of the interpreted plume, few data were available in 1968 to characterize its true areal extent and shape.

In the following two examples the active contour model is used (1) to segmentthe face of a person from the rest of an image by fitting a closed curveto the edges of the face and (2) to find the darkest curve between two fixedpoints while obeying smoothness considerations. Typically it is a good idea tosmooth images a bit before analyzing, as done in the following examples.

These prototypes were super important for Fender to get things right. Notice the control panel ended up in a quite different location on the production models. The second prototype body is said to be made from laminated ash making it chambered. Since everyone was playing hollow body guitars at the time so they likely thought it should be built this way. Apparently, Leo Fender decided it would be too time consuming to make and went with the solid body instead. His lap steel guitars they were already making for a few years were solid wood.

When the first Fender Esquire was released into early production it featured maple neck with no truss rod, single pickup with now famous headstock shape and six tuners on one side that we all instantly recognize today. Fender also ditched the pine body for a slightly thicker ash body probably due to ash being a bit tougher wood that is less prone to dents. Ash also has a nice grain pattern that looks quite good under transparent nitro finishes of the day. Likely Fender picked ash as it was also inexpensive and was readily available in the qualities they needed in a desirable weight.

Later years saw Fender bringing back the one pickup Esquire as a lower priced model. These Esquires were routed for two pickups. Fender offered an option to purchase a second pickup and new scratch plate for two pickups. The player could easily add the second pickup to the Esquire like the Telecaster had anytime they wanted to. The interesting thing was that the single pickup Esquire was quite versatile and many players preferred the more simple guitar. Players like Luther Perkins (guitarist with Johnny Cash) was famous for his 1955 Fender Esquire.

The game is currently set to a 12x12 grid, a blue snake with a green head and a red apple. The network is fed with 3x12x12 input parameters (RGB, width, height) and gets a positive reward when an apple is eaten and a negative reward when it collides with something.

In addition, I think you are missing the idea of frame stacking, which should help the agent better understand velocity which is currently not in your state representation, although the position of the head will often be a clue. To frame stack, change the representation to include the last few turns (3 turns total might be enough for you) and concatenate the channels. You could also take the opportunity to flatten the representation of a single frame*, since each grid point only ever contains a single entity (e.g. you could use 0 for empty, 1 for apple, -1 for snake body and -0.5 for snake head). That should reduce the number of parameters required for the estimator, which in turn may improve model performance. 006ab0faaa