FSL environment setting
setenv FSLDIR /fs/quarry/cuixu/fsl41/fsl
source ${FSLDIR}/etc/fslconf/fsl.csh
setenv PATH ${FSLDIR}/bin:${PATH}
setenv FSLDIR /fs/quarry/cuixu/fsl41/fsl
source ${FSLDIR}/etc/fslconf/fsl.csh
setenv PATH ${FSLDIR}/bin:${PATH}
My gmail inbox has 12,000 emails. I receive ~30 emails (after removing junk mails) each day. Though I have set to display 100 emails per page but some important but unreplied emails soon disappear from the first page. I often “star” important emails to reply them later. I did not do categorizing or tagging, the only way I do to find an old email is to search.
As my life is so much dependent on emails (and particularly gmail), I can’t help wondering:
Text source: http://imaging.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/imaging/MniTalairach

from Hans’ blog: http://weblog.hansotten.com/?p=833
Delphi 7 is not quite compatible with Win 7. But you can solve this problem by following Hans’ steps:
Assume you have an image F and you identify a point (x,y,z) on this image (say with SPM’s display function). You then normalize this image F according to a template image G using SPM. Now you want to know that point’s corresponding coordinate after normalization (x1, y1, z1). How do you do that?
If that point is still identifiable visually in the normalized image, then you can simply use SPM’s display function to get the coordinate. But if it’s not, or you have a lot of points to identify, you can use the following methods:
After normalization you will find a file called s_sn.mat. Load it, you will find several variables including Affine, VF, VG, etc. Now calculate conversion matrix M as
M = VG.mat * inv(Affine) * inv(VF.mat)
Now you can calculate the new coordinate as
New = M * [old; 1]
(old is column vector [x;y;z]; new is column vector [x1;y1;z1;1])
You may receive a direct message from one of your friends saying:
Hi, xxx! A new twitter service! Try it, nice one! http://twltter.ru/
Don’t click the link! I clicked and it’s exactly identical to twitter’s own interface. I thought it was twitter so I entered my username/password, but nothing happened. After a few hours I realize this might be a malicious website. So I changed my twitter password.
Social networks make us more connected — but also more vulnerable for virus to spread. Be careful.
Both E-prime and MatLab are popular tools for presenting stimuli for fMRI, NIRS and behavioral experiments. Here are a comparison between them.
| E-Prime | MatLab + psychophysics toolbox | |
| price | ~$1000 | MatLab cost, $50-500 |
| easy to use | easy | moderate |
| need coding | no (most cases) | yes |
| flexibility | moderate | very |
| timing control | moderate | can be very accurate |
| connecting hardware | good | good |
| full screen | yes | can be |
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Serial.WriteString "ED" ' for end
Serial.WriteString "F1" ' for marker F1
Serial.WriteString "A " ' for marker AThe most common password is 123456, about 1% people are using it.

Mostly used password