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// MatrixImagingLibrary.cpp [fragment]                Alejandro Carrillo (July 2013)

// At the Neuro-Electronic Research Foundation in Belgium, I wrote image
// rectification software for their custom multiphoton microscope.
// The microscope functions by emitting photons and measuring the fluorescence
// of neurons in mice that have genetically encoded calcium indicators.
// In order to sweep the laser across the microscope subject at a maximally high
// frequency, the laser mirror is driven via harmonic resonance.
// The consequence, however, is that the laser sweep is sinusoidal. The following
// functions concern rectifying the sine-warped image that is generated from the

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var API_KEY = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx';
var mc_base_url = 'http://us7.api.mailchimp.com/1.3/?method=listSubscribe';
var mc_list_id = 'xxxxxxxxxx';
var mc_double_optin = false;


/**
 * Uses the MailChimp API to add a subscriber to a list.
 */
function sendToMailChimp_(fn, ln, em, yr){

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Authors: Kevin Wang and Alex Carrillo
# Description: Replaces UNIX timestamps with more human-friendy strings
#
# Make this file executable with `chmod +x datefiltr.rb` and put it in your path.
#
# Example usage:
#   $ datefiltr.rb < file-with-timestamps.txt > file-with-readable-dates.txt
#

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#!/usr/bin/env python
'''A filter that takes a UNIX epoch timestamp as input, and outputs the date in a more human-friendly format


Put this file somewhere in your PATH and 'chmod +x' it.

In your ~/.vimrc: 

    vnoremap <silent> <F6> :!datefiltr.py<CR>