The Chi Image

Parents need to know that The Chi is a Chicago-set series about a group of neighbors living on the South Side. It deals with urban violence, and as such contains shootings, gang activity, and images of dead bodies. It also contains strong sexual innuendo, nudity, lots of cursing (and the use of the "N" word), and drinking. Drug use (marijuana) is visible, and drug dealing is a theme. Sneaker brands are sometimes referenced. Mature, older teens should be able to handle it, but it's not meant for kids.

The Chi image

African sculptural forms became fashionable amongst European artists and collectors at the beginning of the Twentieth century, and the Chiwara, especially in its more abstract forms, became one of the icons of what Europeans called Primitive Art. The artist Guillaume Apollinaire and collector Paul Guillaume published images of the Chiwara in their Sculptures nègres in 1917, while Picasso, Braque, and Les Fauves became fascinated with African sculpture and masks in general, and the Chiwara figure in particular.[5]

Though not featured in the racially insensitive image, she is pictured in the following Facebook picture doing the Chi Omega hand sign along side many of the names tagged in the offensive display of cultural ignorance.

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In this paper, we present a new algorithm based on chaotic systems to protect medical images against attacks. The proposed algorithm has two main parts: A high-speed permutation process and adaptive diffusion. After the implementation of the algorithm in the MATLAB software, it is observed that the algorithm is effective and appropriate. Also, to quantitatively evaluate the uniformity of the histogram, the chi-square test is done. Key sensitivity analysis demonstrates that images cannot be decrypted whenever a small change happens in the key, which indicates that the algorithm is suitable. Clearly, part of special images is selected to test the selected plain-text, like an all-white image and an all-black image. Entropy results obtained from the implementation of the algorithm on this type of images show that the proposed method is suitable for this particular type of images. In addition, the obtained results from noise and occlusion attacks analysis show that the proposed algorithm can withstand against these types of attacks. Moreover, it can be seen that the images after encryption and decryption are of good quality; the measures such as the correlation coefficients, the entropy, the number of pixel change rate (NPCR), and the uniform average change intensity (UACI) have suitable values; and the method is better than previous methods.

Then we compare the color histogram to our Doge query image (see the top-left image in Figure 1 above) to the current color histogram in the index dictionary on Line 61. The results dictionary is then updated with the distance value.

Then, we create a figure for each of our OpenCV histogram comparison methods on Line 74-83. This code is fairly self-explanatory. All we are doing is looping over the results on Line 78 and adding the image associated with the current result to our figure on Line 82.

The image is an original linoleum block print resulting from a printmaking process in which an image is drawn on a block of wood covered with a thin layer of linoleum, and then hand-carved to expose areas that will be white. Ink is rolled onto the block, covering the surface not cut away. Paper made from the mulberry tree is laid on top and hand rubbed with a Japanese barren or wooden spoon. In transferring the ink to the paper the resulting image is a reflection of the design placed on the block. It first appeared in the book Visuals for Worship (Faith Alive Christian Resources, 2006) which is no longer in print. 041b061a72