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$ potrace -svg sample.bmp # sample.svg is created. 要望（ほしいもの） potraceはラスター画像をベクター画像に変換するすばらしいフリーソフトのようだけれど、手描きの曲線を塗りつぶすのではなく太い曲線としてベクター画像に変換してくれるソフトはないものか。. To use potrace, the picture must be in bitmap format. So I converted it by using imagemagick. Convert image.png image.bmp. Then I proceeded with potrace. Potrace -svg falcon.bmp -o falcon.svg. But unfortunately, the output looks obviously dull. I don't really understand the options (potrace -h). 前端程序员的 macOS 搭建指南. Phodal HUANG’s macOS setup guide. Install Xcode; Download Apps (WeChat, JetBrains Toolbox, Adobe Creative Cloud) Install HomeBrew.

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I have chosen to repackage Banana Boat sport sunscreen.

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Sunscreen was invented in the 1930's as a growing need for protection from sunburn became a growing concern. Banana boat is a leading sunscreen brand, with its competitors Coppertone and Bullfrog. Since sunscreen use is considered a necessity for cancer prevention many companies have not updated the look and feel of there products in many years. Compared to there competitors, Banana boat is behind in marketing the look and feel of the sports world. With the popularity of non traditional sports such as skateboarding, surfing etc. A new look is needed to capture those markets.
The competitors packaging:
Target Audience: Everyone who enjoys sports in the sun
Banana Boats Goal: To help you enjoy the sun without the annoying and dangerous sun burn.

I would like to explore many different packaging options focusing on individuals who are on the go and need a sunscreen packaging that adapts to their active lifestyles.

Rishard Khan

rishard.khan@guardian.co.tt

A body­guard who res­cued a cou­ple who were swept away in their ve­hi­cle by flood­wa­ters last Thurs­day, is grate­ful that he was in the right place at the right time to save them.

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The cou­ple Michael Gomes res­cued turned out to be long­time Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment stal­wart Fer­die Fer­reira, 89, and his wife Pearl, 83.

Last Thurs­day, heavy rains lead to flood­ing along the Mac­queripe Road in Ch­aguara­mas, lead­ing the riv­er to burst its banks.

At some stage dur­ing the flood­ing, Fer­reira and his wife were head­ing along the road­way in their Toy­ota Corol­la when they got to a point where the road was flood­ed and at­tempt­ed to cross in their ve­hi­cle. How­ev­er, the ve­hi­cle was swept away by the rag­ing flood­wa­ters.

“I got a phone call that an el­der­ly cou­ple dri­ving a bur­gundy Toy­ota Corol­la at­tempt­ed to cross the flood­ed wa­ters across the Mac­queripe main road. They were swept away in­to the flow­ing wa­ters,” Gomes told Guardian Me­dia in a voice note re­count­ing the in­ci­dent yes­ter­day.

“I im­me­di­ate­ly called the in­spec­tor of the CDA (Ch­aguara­mas De­vel­op­ment Au­thor­i­ty), in­spec­tor Dole, in­form­ing him of the sit­u­a­tion, where he did in­form the army, Coast Guard and al­so an am­bu­lance. I al­so asked him for a map of that area and where the riv­er runs and leads to.”

Gomes told Guardian Me­dia that he was able to gain ac­cess to a tele­han­dler and op­er­a­tor from his boss to as­sist them in their ef­forts to res­cue the cou­ple. Gomes is the head of se­cu­ri­ty at the UP­ick Farms.

“Af­ter about half an hour of search, al­most 200 me­ters in­side the mud­dy ter­rain, we found the el­der­ly cou­ple. They were trau­ma­tised but okay,” Gomes said.

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Gomes and the op­er­a­tor first re­moved the cou­ple from the ve­hi­cle and they were tak­en to the St James Med­ical Com­plex to be ex­am­ined. Gomes and his team of res­cuers then re­moved the ve­hi­cle from where it was lodged in the mud and shrub­bery.

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“Good thing we were around that we could have saved them,” Gomes said.

A video of the re­moval of the video was post­ed on so­cial me­dia last week. At the time, how­ev­er, the so­cial me­dia users were un­aware of the events pri­or to the re­moval of the car from the flood­wa­ters and who was in­volved. The in­for­ma­tion of those in­volved in the fright­ful in­ci­dent came to light over the week­end.

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Ef­forts to con­tact Fer­reira yes­ter­day were un­suc­cess­ful as calls to his cell­phone went unan­swered.

This was the sec­ond time in re­cent weeks that per­sons has been swept away by flood­wa­ters.

Ear­li­er this month, Princes Town res­i­dent An­tho­ny Walkes died af­ter he was swept away by flood­wa­ters while cross­ing a bridge in Hard­bar­gain, Williamsville, as he got trapped in heavy rains while go­ing to see a rel­a­tive. His body was re­cov­ered in the Guaracara Riv­er days lat­er.