VERY BAD THINGS ***1/2 (out of five stars) A review by Jamey Hughton
Starring-Christian Slater, Jon Favreau, Daniel Stern, Cameron Diaz, Jeremy Piven, Leland Orser and Jeanne Tripplehorn Director-Peter Berg Rated R Released 1998 Polygram Reviewed September 1999
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A more appropriate title for Very Bad Things would be Absolutely Disgusting Things That Defy Belief. The movie is indescribably nasty; so graphically violent that it may cause your stomach to do a somersault as you valiantly attempt to hold your cookies. For those who can withstand it, and (most importantly) aren't easily offended, Very Bad Things is a refreshingly daring black comedy boasting an admirable courage as it goes completely overboard (and then some...) into bad taste.
I would encourage those you want to truly experience this film to not read any reviews, and just plunge straight into the grotesque, macabre proceedings that resemble a mixture of Shallow Grave and Quentin Tarantino. But for everyone else, here is the process in which the plot takes off:
1) Kyle Fisher (Jon Favreau) and his fiancee Laura (Cameron Diaz) are preparing for their wedding. But first, Kyle and four of his typical guy friends - Adam (Daniel Stern), Michael (Jeremy Piven), Boyd (Christian Slater) and Charles (Leland Orser) - are off to Vegas for a bachelor party.
2) A stripper arrives. After entertaining the group for a few minutes, she heads into the bathroom with Michael for a particularly frisky round of wall-slamming sex. Unfortunately, Michael forces her against the wall in a hazardous place, impaling the stripper on a towel hook. After informing the other four about the accident, Adam suggests they call the police. Boyd steps forward and recaps the situation, saying they would all be risking jail time if they told the authorities. He suggests Plan B: take the stripper out in the middle of the desert, and bury her where no one will ever know. Or, as Boyd puts it: `We have a 105 pound problem that we have to get from point A to point B.'
3) The group decides to bury the body in the desert, just as hotel security knocks on the door. After entering, the guard notices the stripper in the reflection of a mirror. He runs to check the girl's pulse, and the others hover around the door in frightened shock. But Boyd grabs a corkscrew from the counter and stabs the guard twice in the chest, blocking the doorway as he bleeds to death in the bathroom. Now, as Boyd informs them, they have two bodies to dispose of.
4) But first, a trip to the grocery store, where certain items (shovels, plastic bags, etc.) are picked up. The group returns to the hotel, where they clean up the blood spattered bathroom. Boyd, using an electric turkey carver, hacks up the bodies so they can be transported by suitcase and buried in the desert. The spare parts are sealed in plastic wrap, and the five take off to finish the deed.
If you think this is almost unbearable after reading about it, I wouldn't suggest you watch the movie. Actually, there is much more to the story after the friends return home, and attempt to carry on their lives in petrified horror.  The scene involving his frustrated desperation to find `Whizzers' in a convenience store (for his screaming kids) is extremely funny, as Adam's paranoia gets away from him.
Some people may not find this funny at all. But I found that director Peter Berg (an actor, best known from Chicago Hope) nicely draws the line to prevent this from toppling over into a macabre horror movie. The occasional scene is perfectly realized, and you laugh (sometimes in disbelief) at the lengths Berg has taken this outlandish situation. There are standout performances from Stern, Slater (on a highly believable psychopath auto-pilot) and Ellen's Jeremy Piven. For the main protagonist, Favreau is almost too bland and lifeless for the movie surrounding him.
As I expected, the formula doesn't last for the running time. Character's actions get out of hand, and Berg runs out of clever detours to take. But when Very Bad Things is good, it's excellent - capturing some of the finest black comedy ever caught on screen. Or maybe `black' is too light a word...
(C) 1999, Jamey Hughton
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Funda workshop
Funda is an online real estate platform in Amsterdam. Funda started out as a small website and is now at the forefront of the newest applications of the internet in searching and finding real estate. To learn more about how everything and everyone works together in Funda, we (the web development minor) went there for a workshop.
Funda presentation
By Lars Douwe Schuitema
Lars is a front-end developer at Funda. From an early age, Lars taught himself how to program. and because of his passion for development, he went to study Communication and Multimedia Design (CMD). And then started working at Funda.
The Funda presentation started with Lars giving an introduction about himself. Then he gave information about Funda as a real estate company, how it began, a short history of the company, and what it has become. He also spoke about the company workflow, teams, and their responsibilities. That followed up with more information about the different websites that Funda has and what they use them for, and how they use them. At the end, he gave an introduction over the workshop. With an explanation about what we are going to do during the workshop.
Workshop
Before we started the workshop, we were split into groups/ teams of 7 to 8 students. Each team has to choose a SCRUM master, to be the one who is responsible for the team results and ensure communications with other teams.
The brief was that each team has to develop a small feature for a real estate website. The goal of this workshop is to combine the different features that each team developed into one single website. And to learn how to work in teams to make one website, and how to go through with challenges that we could bump into, for example, a Github conflict. Unfortunately due to time, we didn't have the chance to combine the features together.
Working with my team
As a team we got an assignment to make a filter feature for the website. The filter should help users to filter content on the website by price. During a short meeting with our SCRUM master (Marissa), she came up with the idea of splitting our team into a design team and a development team. To work more efficiently and ensure that we finish in time. After a short discussion over the teams we started working. I was in the development team to build the filter function. The template that we got from Funda, was built in Vue (framework). And this was my first time using this framework. So the first thing that we did was reading and following the Vue documentation to build the filter feature.
Our results
Due to time constraints and our lack of experience with Vue framework. We were not able to fully finish the feature.
Reflection
Having the opportunity to do this workshop at Funda, was a great way to add more experience to what we learn at school. To learn more about working in real-life situations and to get to know more people (experts) from our field of work. Unfortunately, there wasn't enough time to experience the goal of this workshop (combining the code of the different features that the teams have developed).


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As previously said, the FloodProofs modelling system is designed to assist decision makers during the operational phases of flood forecasting, nowcasting, mitigation and monitoring in various-sized catchments. The system is operational in real time in different basins on the whole Italian territory for the National Civil Protection Department and in some basins of Albania, Barbados, Bolivia, Guyana and Lebanon. It is also used for water management purposed by Italian hydro-power companies (Compagnia Valdostana delle Acque, CVA, ERG Power Generation). It is useful for managing hydro-meteorological hazard alerts and warnings for Civil Protection purposes. The main priority is the defence of the citizens, their goods and, in general, the safeguard of all that can be damaged by the ground effects of intense precipitation events. Water management companies employ this forecasting chain mainly for preventing damages to the hydraulic structures in the case of extreme precipitation events.
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The FloodProofs modelling system was implemented linking numerical weather predictions (CIMH WRF 4km), a stochastic rainfall procedure (RainFarm), real-time observations (rain gauges) and a fully distributed hydrological model (HMC). The flood forecasting chain is based on operational run of the HMC model.
- In the actual version of the flood forecasting chain, the discharges are generated by the HMC model using the following sources of forcing data:
- CIMH WRF 4km, whenever a new run is available (deterministic forecast run);
- rain gauges observation (nowcasting run);
- rain gauges observation (initial conditions run)
- In addition, to improve the forecasting of rainfall events, the probabilistic part was added to accomplish operational probabilistic discharge forecast:
- RainFARM based on CIMH WRF 4km, whenever a new run is available (probabilistic forecast).
The food forecasting system is installed at the CIMH server room. It takes advantage of the existing CDP which stores and makes available all hydro-meteorological data to the different simulation lines. The workflow is shown in the following figure. Automated weather station data for time intervals ranging from 1 – 10 minutes are collected and stored in the CDP database. Similarly, new WRF outputs 00Z and 12Z runs are ingested into the CDP.
These data are utilized in the flood forecasting chain when required. The combination of weather station data and WRF data are utilized to run FloodProofs operational chain consisting of the HMC model and all required components. To perform a probabilistic discharge forecast we feed the ensemble of high-resolution fields provided by RainFarm to the HMC model. The benefits of applying RainFarm to the estimate of the uncertainty in flood predictions over small and medium catchments, becomes crucial for basins with areas smaller than a few hundred square kilometers. The outputs of FloodProofs for a probabilistic chain are reported in the figure above.
Bolivia¶
The FloodProofs system modellling run operationally at SENAMHI, and results are available to all the institutions involved in flood management at local and national level. The main components are a limited area meteorological model, which provides future rainfall fields, a stochastic downscaling model for rainfall and HMC fully distributed hydrological model, which transform rainfall into run-off. Flood-PROOFS ingests data and manages the model workflow needed for the hydro-meteorological forecast: meteorological models, real-time meteorological stations data, real-time data of the operation of regulating hydraulic structures and satellite data are considered in this process. It provides a quantitative evaluation of discharge and peak flow and evaluates the probability to exceed critical thresholds in critical outlet sections of the catchments.
The system workflow is illustrated in figure above. Two different sources of forecast can feed the meteorological chain: a QPF by meteorological models (e.g. IFS, GFS, COSMO-I7, WRF) or the predictions issued by expert regional forecasters. The forecasters take into account different meteorological models, their knowledge of the territory and its climatic features to express QPFs in terms of accumulated rainfall on predefined areas and durations.
In both cases, QPFs are downscaled to a proper spatial and temporal scale using a stochastic downscaling model: RainFarm. It generates high-resolution (1 km and 30 min) precipitation ensemble forecast. The same approach, with some adaptation is applied to QPF given by regional forecasters. In both cases, it gives an ensemble of 50 downscaled precipitation forecast scenarios at the small resolution needed for hydrological applications. The third ingredient is the HMC hydrological model needed to simulate the streamflow caused by the predicted precipitation event. It is a continuous, distributed and physically based hydrological model able to reproduce the spatial-temporal evolution of soil moisture, energy fluxes, surface soil temperature, evapotranspiration and discharge. It was designed to find a balance between a detailed description of the physical processes and a robust and parsimonious parameterisation. Continuum was proved to be a model suitable for properly benefit of satellite information. Since the distinction between rain and snow is crucial for issuing a reliable flood warning in mountain environment, FloodProof implements a procedure named Snow Multidata Mapping and Modelling - S3M able to determine whether the precipitation is liquid or solid and models snow melt rate. Hence, S3M gives to the HMC the precipitation fields that take into account snow melting or snow accumulation. S3M uses, in a data assimilation framework, the near-real-time MODIS data and real-time snow depth measurements. MODIS data are used for the estimation of the Snow Cover Area: the interpolation of the real-time snow depth is performed over pixels marked as “snow” using a multi-linear regression on geomorphologic (e.g. altitude, aspect, slope) and climatologic parameters. The main outputs produced by the computational system are both a probabilistic and deterministic discharge forecast in a defined number of outlet sections of the chosen catchments.


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disp(3f) - [M_display] pretty-print a matrix
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This is the principal subroutine of the package. It has various control arguments that specify the exact format of the output. Most of these may also be used as arguments of the subroutine DISP_SET. When used with DISP, a control argument affects only the item being displayed with the current call, but when used with DISP_SET, the default settings for subsequent DISP calls are affected. The default values for individual arguments given below are used unless they have been changed by a call to DISP_SET. All character arguments should be of type default character.
Simple Calls:
call disp call disp(x) call disp(title, x) call disp(x, fmt) call disp(title, x, fmt)The first call advances to the next line, and the other calls display X on the default unit (the unit may be changed with the UNIT argument). The default putstrmodule (see section 2) sets the asterisk unit (usually the screen) to be default. The purpose of individual arguments is as follows:
X The item to be displayed. X may be scalar, vector or matrix (i.e. of rank <= 2) and the following kinds of data are supported: default integer default real (or single precision, real(kind(1.0))) double precision real (or real(kind(1d0))) default complex (or complex(kind(1.0))) double precision complex (or complex(kind(1d0))) default logical default characterWith the add-on modules described in section 2.3 other kinds may be displayed. Matrices are displayed in traditional mathematical order, so the rows displayed are X(1,:), X(2,:) etc. Vectors are by default displayed as column vectors (but a row orientation may be specified with the ORIENT argument). An SS edit descriptor is applied automatically so positive elements are not prefixed with a + sign (the Fortran standard makes outputting a + sign optional).
TITLE Provides a label for X. The label prefixes X by default but this may be changed with the STYLE argument (see examples in section 3.2). When X is absent TITLE must also be absent. FMT When present, FMT should contain an edit descriptor that will be used to format each element of X (or the real parts of X in case X is complex and FMT_IMAG is present; see below). The possible edit descriptors are: Fw.d, Dw.d, Ew.dEe, ENw.dEe, ESw.dEe: real data (the Ee suffixes are optional) Iw, Bw, Ow, Zw: integer data (all may be suffixed with .m) Lw: logical data A, Aw: character data Gw.d, Gw.dEe: any dataExample calls for numeric X are CALL DISP(X,ES11.4) and CALL DISP(X=,X,F8.4). If X is a scalar string (i.e. of rank 0) and TITLE is absent FMT must be specified with a keyword (otherwise the call is taken to have TITLE and X): CALL DISP(str,FMT=A4) displays "str" but CALL DISP(str,A4) displays "strA4").
If FMT is absent, each element of X is formatted with a default edit descriptor. When X is of type logical the default is L1 and when it is of type character the default is A (which is equivalent to Aw where w = LEN(X)). For integer data the default is Iw where w is exactly big enough to accommodate both the largest positive and the largest negative values in X. For real and complex data the default also depends on the largest absolute values in X, as detailed in the DIGMAX-paragraph in section 3.2. The format used for complex numbers is demonstrated in the introduction above.
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CALL DISP(TITLE, X, FMT, FMT_IMAG, ADVANCE, DIGMAX, LBOUND, ORIENT, SEP, STYLE, TRIM, UNIT, ZEROAS)
All dummy arguments are optional and some of them are incompatible with some data types of X. The arguments control how X is displayed, as described in section 3.1 and below. For the character arguments ADVANCE and ORIENT the case of letters is ignored (so e.g. ADVANCE = yes and ADVANCE = realized with argument keywords, e.g. CALL DISP(X=, X, DIGMAX=3, ORIENT=ROW). When X is a scalar string FMT must also be associated with keyword, as mentioned in section 3.1. The most useful application of calling DISP with X absent is to advance to the next line or display an empty line. For this purpose, the only relevant arguments are UNIT, and ADVANCE with the value
FMT_IMAG = edit-descriptor-imag An edit descriptor for imaginary parts of complex X. The statement CALL DISP((1.31,2.47),F0.1,F0.2) will display "1.3 + 2.47i". If FMT_IMAG is absent and FMT is present then both real and imaginary parts are edited with FMT. If both are absent, separate defaults are used, as explained in the DIGMAX-paragraph below. FMT_IMAG must be absent if X is not complex. ADVANCE = adv The value for ADVANCE may be yes, no or double. If the value is yes then X is written out immediately, if it is double then X is written out followed by an empty line (thus giving double spacing), and if it is no then X is not written out until the next DISP call on the same unit with advancing turned on (either by default, via a call to DISP_SET, or via the ADVANCE keyword). When this occurs, all the items displayed with DISP since the last output occurred on the unit are written out side by side, separated by three spaces unless a different separation has been specified via the MATSEP argument of DISP_SET. Default value of ADVANCE is yes. DIGMAX = n Controls the format used for real and complex data in the absence of FMT. For real items the format is chosen so that the displayed number of largest absolute magnitude (say xmax) has n significant decimal digits. If 0.1 <= |xmax| < 10**n an F edit descriptor is used, otherwise an E edit descriptor. For complex items these rules are applied separately to the real parts and imaginary parts, and thus two different formats are used. When X is not of real or complex type the argument DIGMAX is ignored. When DIGMAX is present FMT should be absent. The default is n = 6. LBOUND = lbound This argument is a default integer vector with the numbers of the first row / column to show when displaying with numbered style. When calling subroutines in Fortran, only the shape of matrix arguments is passed with the arguments, but matrix lower bounds are assumed to be 1 unless declared explicitly in the routine. To compensate for this deficiency LBOUND may be set to the declared lower bound(s) of X. To take an example, let aij = exp(i + j - 1) as in section 1, but let A be declared with REAL::A(0:3,0:3). Then CALL DISP(A, STYLE = NUMBER, LBOUND = LBOUND(A)) will display: > 0 1 2 3 > 0 1.000 2.718 7.389 20.086 > 1 2.718 7.389 20.086 54.598 > 2 7.389 20.086 54.598 148.413 > 3 20.086 54.598 148.413 403.429.In fact the call may be shortened to CALL DISP(A, LBOUND = LBOUND(A)) because numbering is default when LBOUND is present.
ORIENT = ori This argument can only be used when X is a vector (i.e. has rank 1). If ORIENT is results. SEP = sep Specifies a string which is written out between columns of displayed matrices. If X has rows (-1, 3) and (5, 10) and SEP is , then the output will be: > -1, 5 > 5, 10
The length of the string must be at most 9. Default is spaces). STYLE = style There are five possible styles: left Title is immediately to the left of the first line of the displayed item. above Title is centered immediately above the item. pad Title is centered above the item, padded with hyphens (-). underline Title is centered above the item, underlined with hyphens. number Each matrix or vector row and / or column is numbered.Any of the four title position styles can also be combined with the number style by specifying for example STYLE = pad & number. Any character except space may be used instead of hyphen by prefixing it to the style. STYLE = *underline will thus underline the title with asterisks. Both row and column numbers appear for numbered matrices, but for vectors only row numbers appear (or column numbers when ORIENT is col). The five styles are illustrated below, accompanied by an example of combined padded title and numbering.
> Matr = 1.2 4.2 Matr ---Matr-- Matr 1 2 ____Matr____ > 5.6 18.3 1.2 4.2 1.2 4.2 --------- 1 1.2 4.2 1 2 > 5.6 18.3 5.6 18.3 1.2 4.2 2 5.6 18.3 1 1.2 4.2 > 5.6 18.3 2 5.6 18.3The default value of STYLE is left if LBOUND is absent, number if it is present, and
TRIM = trim This argument can take three values, YES, NO and AUTO. When YES is specified, each column of displayed items is trimmed from the left, with NO the items are not trimmed and if TRIM is AUTO the items are trimmed when FMT is absent but not when it is present. In the following example, X and U are displayed with TRIM = yes, but Y and V with TRIM = > ----X---- -------Y------ -----U----- -------V------ > 1 2 4 1 2 3 333 22 4444 333 22 4444 > 2 22 34 2 22 34 > 3 32 1234 3 32 1234One application of trimming is to display matrices with a fixed number of fractional digits but variable effective field width. Then Fw.d editing with w big enough is accompanied by TRIM = yes. An example is the following display of a matrix with (i, k) element exp(k**i) using F20.2 and yes:
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2.72 7.39 20.09 2.72 54.60 8103.08 Similar output may be obtained using I and F edit descriptors with w = 0 as discussed in section 3.5. Apart from I and F edited displays, it is possible to trim A-edited displays as well as E-edited displays with some negative elements, but the first column all positive: With TRIM=yes:X=1.2e+5 -4.1e-2 With TRIM=no:X= 1.2e+5 -4.1e-2 2.3e-3 8.6e+1 2.3e-3 8.6e+1
UNIT = external-file-unit The unit which the output is sent to. There are three special units, which may be referred to either with constants or parameters (named constants) as follows: Constant Parameter Preconnected unit -3 ASTERISK_UNIT The asterisk unit (often the screen) -2 PUTSTR_UNIT The subroutines PUTSTR and PUTNL -1 NULL_UNIT Null device (all output to this is discarded)These units are further described in sections 3.3 and 3.4. Other unit numbers correspond to external files that should have been connected with open-statements. The default unit depends on the named constant DEFAULT_UNIT, defined in PUTSTRMODULE. The default PUTSTRMODULE sets it to -3 (see sections 2 and 3.4).
ZEROAS = zerostring Supported for integer and real X (not complex) Any element that compares equal to 0 will be displayed as zerostring. If, for example, A is a 4 by 4 upper triangular matrix with aij = 1/max(0,j - i + 1) then CALL DISP(A = , A, F0.3, ZEROAS = 0, ADVANCE = NO) and CALL DISP(B = , A, F0.3, ZEROAS = .) will display: A = 1.000 0.500 0.333 0.250 B = 1.000 0.500 0.333 0.250 0 1.000 0.500 0.333 . 1.000 0.500 0.333 0 0 1.000 0.500 . . 1.000 0.500 0 0 0 1.000 . . . 1.000Notice that when zerostring contains a decimal point it is lined up with other decimal points in the column. If zerostring has length 0, the default behavior of not treating zeros specially is re-established, in case an earlier DISP_SET call has been used to set ZEROAS.
As already mentioned in section 3.2 there are three special units, ASTERISK_UNIT = -3, PUTSTR_UNIT = -2 and NULL_UNIT = -1. These public named constants (parameters) are defined by M_display.
Selecting ASTERISK_UNIT channels all output to the unit that WRITE(*,...) statements use. The ISO_FORTRAN_ENV intrinsic module of Fortran 2003 defines the named constant OUTPUT_UNIT and this may be used instead, unless its value is set to -2 by the compiler (which would clash with PUTSTR_UNIT).
Selecting NULL_UNIT causes all output via DISP to be discarded. This feature makes it simple to turn the output on and off, which may be useful for debugging and testing purposes. If UNIT = U is specified in all DISP-calls, it is enough to change the value of U to -1 to turn off output.
PUTSTR_UNIT: Output with user written subroutinesOne of the purposes of the PUTSTR_UNIT is to make displaying possible in situations where ordinary print- and write-statements do not work. This is for example the case in Matlab mex-files (in fact the execution of a write statement on the asterisk unit crashes Matlab). To use the PUTSTR_UNIT it is necessary to write two subroutines with interfaces:
SUBROUTINE PUTSTR(S) CHARACTER(*), INTENT(IN) :: SThe first of these should output the string S, and the second one should advance output to the next line. These subroutines should be placed in a module PUTSTRMODULE as explained in section 2. The module should also define a named constant DEFAULT_UNIT, which could be set to -2 to make the PUTSTR_UNIT default. An example that works with g95 and Matlab mex-files is:SUBROUTINE PUTNL()
module putstrmodule integer, parameter :: default_unit = -2At the beginning of the file M_display.f90 there is a slightly longer version which works with both g95 and gfortran. Testing this module is discussed in section 6.2 below.contains subroutine putstr(s) character(*), intent(in) :: s call mexprintf(s//char(0)) end subroutine putstr
subroutine putnl() call mexprintf(char(10)//char(0)) end subroutine putnl
end module putstrmodule
USING W=0 EDITINGThe Fortran standard stipulates that writing a single element with I0 editing results in the smallest field width that accommodates the value, and the same applies to B0, O0, Z0 and F0.d editing. With DISP, the width of a displayed column will be the width of the widest field in the column, and each element is right-adjusted in the column. This gives exactly the same output as using TRIM=yes and a specified field width bigger than the largest occurring. Note that with F0.d editing, there is no limit on the width of a column, but with Fw.d and TRIM=yes any element wider than w will be displayed as w asterisks:
------------------F0.2------------------ -----F13.2, TRIM=yes---- 14.28<PHONE_NUMBER>57142857142857.14 0.47 14.28 ************* 0.47 1.42<PHONE_NUMBER>.37 0.69 1.42<PHONE_NUMBER>.37 0.69NOT-A-NUMBER AND INFINITE VALUES
If the compiler supports not-a-number and infinite values as defined by the IEEE exceptional values of Fortran 2003, these are displayed as NaN, +Inf or Inf. A not-a-number value X is identified as being not equal to itself, and an infinite value is either greater than HUGE(X) or smaller than -HUGE(X). On all the compilers tried the sequence BIG=1E20; CALL DISP(EXP(BIG)) displays +Inf, and the program segment:
> real :: z = 0, big = 1e20 > call disp([z, z/z, big, -exp(big)])displays
> 0.00000E+00 > NaN > 1.00000E+20 > -Inf
Based on dispmodule(3f), "A Fortran 95 module for pretty-printing matrices". Version number 1.02 6-Sept-2008, Kristjan Jonasson, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Iceland (jonasson@hi.is).
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The stream input/output module, which is an integral part of PTypes, declares a family of classes that implement abstract functionality of stream-oriented data processing. The main features of this module include:
The basic class iobase encapsulates features common to both input and output, such like buffering, event and error handling, etc. This class is derived from component. Two descendant classes -- instm and outstm -- specialize in data input and output respectively, as well as provide simple and powerful text processing utility methods.
PTypes declares three built-in objects for standard input, output and error devices.
All recoverable error conditions generate exceptions of class (estream*). See Error handling for details.
Some encapsulated structure fields in this module are accessed through get_X() and set_X() function pairs. To simplify documentation, we use a single description in the form get/set_X() for such fields, and sometimes we refer to them as properties.
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Health Zone is a concept design challenge that I tackled to enable anyone, anywhere video chat with an expert in virtually any field.
In today's busy life, It is easy to ignore health issues. The hassle to allocate time finding the right expert, scheduling appointments and traveling to the physical office prevents many individuals from seeing a doctor that can cause serious outcomes.
Health Zone is a mobile app concept that aims to connect patients and primary care professionals through video chat to:
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Pen & Paper, Sketch, Figma
I conducted informal interviews with people I knew to see how they choose doctors, book appointments, and visit their doctors. My goal was to understand their pain points and discuss my concept to see how they react.
By providing virtual care to patients, many of these issues can be eliminated to a certain extent.
I created an empathy map based on my findings during the interview.
To create the structure of Health Zone app and make sure all the flows are as linear as possible I created following user flows for each interaction:
Focusing on the core feature of the app for video chat, I sketched the initial wireframes of Health Zone using pen and paper. My goal was to revise as much as possible before moving to the actual high-fi mockups to save time.
After several refinements to my hand-sketches, I created mid-fidelity wireframes to create the foundation of high-fi mockups.
I created a mood board to explore what are the main colors that are used for health-based applications. Based on my exploration, green and blue were the common prominent colors used in the field of healthcare because of their calming, and stability associations.
I created the following elements for the UI and designed a logo for the app:
I quickly turned my mid-fidelity wireframe to initial high-fidelity UI mockups using Sketch. I used free illustrations and icons from the resources online for this project.
I created a prototype using Figma to test the initial app with the participants I interviewed at the beginning of this project.
Based on the usability test I captured some key insights that helped me revise the user interface.
Some users didn’t see the white “Skip” text on the appointment confirmation screen. I changed the color of the text to better meet accessibility standards and make the text legible.
Changed the text color to improve legibility
Most of the users didn’t notice the green camera icon to tap and join the call.
I created this step to indicate that the call is not available yet
When it’s time to join the call the camera icon turns green and the CTA appears
Some of the participants mentioned how they would know if the doctor is on at the same time that they have joined the call which makes me create a quick feedback screen to indicate the joining status of the doctor.
Communicating feedback to the patient while waiting for the doctor to join
I’ve added an extra step to provide recording of the session along with a quick way to book for a future session. Here are some of the assumptions that led me to create this step:
Based on the feedback I captured and the revisions I made to the mockups I created the following final view of all the screens for the Health Zone app:
I revised the prototype based on the latest tweaks I made to the mockups.
This project was an interesting challenge considering that I haven’t tackled a problem in the healthcare industry before. I always wanted to address some of the issues in this area based on my experience and the things I read and heard online which initiated this project.
Although my deliverables meant to be explorations rather than fully fleshed-out solution, I strived to leverage the tech capabilities at hand to address the pain points of today’s busy life and its impact on our health.
The scope of the project relies on some assumptions, my instinct, and light user interviews/testings, but if I had more resources I would have loved to dig deeper into the needs and behaviors of Health Zone users.


Generating static pages with J2HTML
This article demonstrates the usage of J2HTML library, I recently developed this small Java class which when executed will run an embedded Jetty server and this server will provide fields, constructors and methods of any Java class or interface requested. This server acts like a Java API browser. To develop this class I used below two dependencies.
- Jetty It is a open source server.
- J2HTML It is a HTML builder library.
Below is the screenshot of the HTML page generated by J2HTML which is showing fields, constructors and methods of requested java.util.ArrayList class.
This class performs below three actions;
- Create server
- Generate dynamic HTML
- Listen for the HTTP requests
Lets go through all these actions in next sections.
Create server
Below code creates an instance of server.
Full class of this example can be found here JavaAPI.java.
<1> Adds a servlet ‘JavaAPI’ to the context. This servlet will get executed on every request at ‘/api’ and this will implement the logic to respond the dynamic HTML page.
<2> Server listens on 4000 port.
Generate dynamic HTML
J2HTML library helps in generating dynamic HTML document. Each HTML tag in the DOM will have its corresponding method in this library. Structure of the method calls resembles the structure of the document. So its easy and simple to create an HTML document with this library.
Below code snippet will give you an idea of how this library works and this code will generate a simple HTML. Look at how the method calls resembles the HTML document.
Lets go back to our Java API class. Below is the content method which uses J2HTML library to dynamic generate HTML which contains list of fields, constructors and methods of the passed class.
<1> content method needs instance of the ‘Class’. ‘head’ and ‘body’ tags are passed to ‘html’. J2HTML provides CreatorTag methods for each corresponding HTML tag so I am passing head and body to html. I am setting title and adding bootstrap css library in the head. Assigned ‘container’ class to body and showing title in the h2 tag. For each section I am calling ‘membersList’ method.
<2> calling render method on html CreatorTag generates string representation of HTML document.
<3> membersList takes header and Member[] array and generates div with header and list items.
Listen for the HTTP requests
We need to listen for the HTTP requests and respond with dynamic HTML.
<1> Reads the request parameter ‘class’. This parameter contains the full class name.
<2> Create ‘Class’ instance and pass it to content method. content method will generate HTML and returns it as string.
Full example of this class is available on GitHubGist: JavaAPI.java When we run this class new Jetty server instance will be created and it starts and listens on 4000 port. Users can request API for any Java class or interface from the browser.
Example requests:
- http://localhost:4000/api?class=java.util.ArrayList
- http://localhost:4000/api?class=java.math.BigDecimal
- http://localhost:4000/api?class=java.util.Collection
Conclusion
We went through code snippets of creating Jetty server instance and creating dynamic HTML using J2HTML library.


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Spanish giants Sevilla will make an approach for Ghanaian defender Mohammed Salisu when the team travels to play Real Valladolid in La Liga on Sunday.
The Los Nervionenses side have been monitoring the 20-year old defender and would use the opportunity to make a move for the player when the two sides meet this weekend.
Sevilla are interested in signing Salisu as replacement for Carriço, when has been injured for some time leaving the club handicapped in the defensive department.
Ramon Rodriguez, who is sporting director of Sevilla could meet his opposite number, Miguel Ángel Gómez, with whom he has a good relationship to discuss the future of the defender.
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Most areas of my country is an arid or semi- arid regions and supplying water for people has gained high importance.
Despite this fact, there are unit potential opportunities in my country for water harvesting from air, fog and sea water. It is three years that I am trying to design suitable products for different regions of my country for inexpensive water harvesting systems.
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3. Deep Qanat-mounting systems for high arid regions.
These system designed according to new material engineering achievements based on super-hydrophilic polymers and nanographene coating
My team are worked on a novel water harvesting system for massive traditional facilities called “Qanat” in high arid regions
These are deep mounting systems and are able to gather huge amount of water. The condensers will be mounting in 30 meter underground.
Coating of these condenser surface with a layer of grapheme, just one atom thick, can improve the rate of heat transfer by a factor of four. Cotton coated mesh with PNIPAAm polymer can absorb 340% of its own weigth of water from misty air-compared with only 18% usual cotton.
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Open Issues
2.0.1 Nov 1, 2016
- Fix quad word and api to work with iframe domain.
2.0.0 Oct 31, 2016
- Update calculation configs from current production app.
- Refine styling of popup.
- Zoom into lowest level on address geocode.
- Upgrade project to latest boilerplate.
- Upgrade all third party libraries including ESRI & Bootstrap.
- Switch to web mercator.
0.6.0 Jun 20, 2013
- Added Solar by Zip code overlay and associated legend image.
- Changed chart color.
- Fixed 'Oct' label on chart.
0.5.0 Jun 17, 2013
- Moved popup content to sidebar.
- Added Calulations tab.
- Fixed bugs in IE related to overlay controls and layout.
0.4.0 May 8, 2013
- Added legend for solar overlays.
- Added popup that displays when the user completes the drawing.
- Wired duration and intensity charts up to SOE return data.
0.3.0 May 6, 2013
- Added the Solar Overlay drop-down with controls for changing the display properties of the solar layers.
- Updated the symbology of the draw area.
- Clear any previous draw areas when drawing a new area.
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- Added the Find Address drop-down form.
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, wheels, virtualenvs?
site-packages
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score = (ratings.sum(axis=1) + inverse_ratings.sum(axis=1)*5)
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1039 27.0 1038 26.0 1037 26.0
1040 25.0 1042 24.0 1035 15.0
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# 1035, let's see if they left us a comment
df_conda.loc[1035]['Comments']
There was no real basic explanation of what conda does… just a package and env manager.
If you don’t agree with someone, try walking a mile in their shoes…
…because then you’ll be a mile away from them, and you’ll have their shoes. — Terry Pratchett
.condarc
file)Activating environments, a couple ways:
cd C:\ArcGIS\bin\Python\Scripts
activate arcgispro-py3
conda --help
conda info
Conda info is the starting point — it tells you the state of the environment.
conda list
# packages in environment at C:\ArcGIS\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3:
#
colorama 0.3.7 py35_0 defaults
cycler 0.10.0 py35_0 defaults
future 0.15.2 py35_0 defaults
matplotlib 1.5.3 np111py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
mpmath 0.19 py35_1 defaults
netcdf4 1.2.4 py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
nose 1.3.7 py35_1 defaults
numexpr 2.6.1 np111py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
numpy 1.11.2 py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
pandas 0.19.0 np111py35_0 defaults
pip 8.1.2 py35_0 defaults
py 1.4.31 py35_0 defaults
pyparsing 2.1.4 py35_0 defaults
pypdf2 1.26.0 py_0 esri
pytest 2.9.2 py35_0 defaults
python 3.5.2 0 defaults
python-dateutil 2.5.3 py35_0 defaults
pytz 2016.6.1 py35_0 defaults
requests 2.11.1 py35_0 defaults
scipy 0.18.1 np111py35_0e [arcgispro] esri
setuptools 27.2.0 py35_1 defaults
sympy 1.0 py35_0 defaults
wheel 0.29.0 py35_0 defaults
xlrd 1.0.0 py35_0 defaults
xlwt 1.1.2 py35_0 defaults
conda build
to create a package from this recipemeta.yaml
package:
name: conda-devsummit-2017-talk
version: "1.0"
source:
git_url: https://github.com/scw/conda-devsummit-2017-talk.git
requirements:
run:
- python
- scikit-learn
Build the package:
conda build c:\example\mypackage
Upload and share:
anaconda upload mypackage
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spy = get_history_yf('SPY', start_date='2021-06-07', end_date='2021-06-09')
spy.head()
diff = spy.loc[spy.index[-1], 'Close'] - spy.loc[spy.index[-2], 'Close']
assert np.abs(diff - 0.09) < 0.001


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I used the following resources to learn about using made4
https://www.bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/html/made4.html
http://www.bioconductor.org/packages//2.7/bioc/vignettes/made4/inst/doc/introduction.pdf
“made4 is useful for Multivariate data analysis and graphical display of microarray data. Functions include between group analysis and coinertia analysis. It contains functions that require ade4 package.”
Korin found this package because we are particularly interested in the coinertia analysis function to explore potential trends between gene abundancy data sets.
recent versions of made4 and associated packages were built under R version 3.4.4, so like me you might need to upgrade from an older R version or else when you download made4 it will throw a warning message - I don’t know if updating was absolutely necessary, but I did not chance it as my last R update was about 6 months old
I found a package to make the process of upgrading R a bit easier - the installr package - it seemed to work well and included an option to upgrade packages when it ran
you need to run installr in the R Gui console, not from R studio here is a link on updating R with installr
you can install the installr package from RStudio
install.packages("installr")
then close RStudio and open RGui in RGui open the installr library and run updateR
library(installr)
updateR()
download made4 package - made4 package uses ade4 package, scatterplot3d package, RColorBrewer and gplots
once your R version is up to date, then on to the preliiminaries of installing made4 and associated packages - ade4 and scatterplot3d appear to install automatically when you install made4
install.packages("made4")
Korin suggests one needs to install made4 as below from the biocLite not via install packages, but install packages seemed to work for me (although it loaded an older version and to get the most recent version I had to download direct from the made4 bioconductor site
source("https://bioconductor.org/biocLite.R")
biocLite("made4")
biocLite("BiocUpgrade")
confirm that the 3 downloaded files are in your current working directory
getwd()
#move files into current wd or if needed set wd
setwd("insert address for your particular wd")
load made4 - associated packages ade4, RColorBrewer, gplots, and scatterplot3d load automatically when you load made4
library(made4)
read in the 3 data files
res_mat <- read.csv("res_mat_abun.csv")
bac_mat <- read.csv("bac_mat_abun.csv")
vf_mat <- read.csv("vf_mat_abun.csv")
check the structure of the data files
str(res_mat)
#so clean thus up by setting all values to numeric, except not the gene names
res_mat_all <- res_mat[,-c(1)]
res_mat_all[] <- lapply(res_mat_all[], as.numeric)
rownames(res_mat_all) <- res_mat$Name
head(res_mat_all)
str(res_mat_all)
here is the code Korin figured out to resolve this issue
none <- lapply(res_mat_all, function(x) all(x == 0))
which(none == "TRUE")
# remove those 6 columns
res_mat2 <- res_mat_all[,-c(4,10,11,15,21,24)]
head(res_mat_all)
str(res_mat_all)
repeat for the other 2 files, removing the same 6 columns from each file
bac_mat_all <- bac_mat[,-c(1)]
bac_mat_all[] <- lapply(bac_mat_all[], as.numeric)
rownames(bac_mat_all) <- bac_mat$Name
bac_mat2 <- bac_mat_all[,-c(4,10,11,15,21,24)]
head(bac_mat2)
str(bac_mat2)
vf_mat_all <- vf_mat[,-c(1)]
vf_mat_all[] <- lapply(vf_mat_all[], as.numeric)
rownames(vf_mat_all) <- vf_mat$Name
vf_mat2 <- vf_mat_all[,-c(4,10,11,15,21,24)]
head(vf_mat2)
str(vf_mat2)
made4 is well documented - to view documentation
browseVignettes("made4")
the package also contains a data set of gene expression data
made4 has an overview function which generates a boxplot, histogram and hierachial tree of the data
overview(res_mat2)
the ord function makes it east to run ordination methods to explore structure of a data matrix - the methods include correspondence (coa, the default), non-symmetric correspondence analysis (nsc) or principal component (pca).
res_coa<-ord(res_mat2, type= "coa")
summary(res_coa$ord)
and plot the results
plot(res_coa)
plotgenes(res_coa, nlab=1) #if you include "nlab"
plotarrays(res_coa, graph="groups") #"simple" gives the points, "groups" adds the labels
#you can generate a list of the variables (genes) at the end of the axis or gradient
topgenes(res_coa, axis=1, n=5, end="pos")
# and compare lists of top genes at the ends of gradients
a<-topgenes(res_coa, axis=2, n=10, end="pos")
b<-topgenes(res_coa, axis=3, n=10, end="pos")
z<-comparelists(a,b)
print.comparelists(z)
z$intersect
z$Set.Diff
#including generating in 3d
do3d(res_coa$ord$li)
do3d(res_coa$ord$co)
the support documents provide package and demo code for visualizing the 3d plots dynamically (can be rotated).
exploring trends or co-relationships between multiple datasets
#bacteria and ARGs
c <- cia(bac_mat2, res_mat2)
c$coinertia$RV
#0.445
plot.cia(c)
# virulence and ARGs
c2 <- cia(vf_mat2, res_mat2)
c2$coinertia$RV
#0.647
plot.cia(c2)
# virulence and bacteria
c3 <- cia(vf_mat2, bac_mat2)
c3$coinertia$RV
#0.358
plot.cia(c3)
The RV coefficient is a measure of similarity between the 2 datasest and is number between 0 and 1, with closer to 1 being more similarity betwen the structure of the data sets.
On the plot, the point is the gene abundance score for a case from one data set and the arrow is the gene abundance score form the other data set. The lines join these 2 pints and repesent the amunt of divergence between gene abundance profiles for the 2 data sets. A short line = good agreement within a site when comparing the structure of the abundance data from the 2 data sets.


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This package contains support for testing GRIN on "big JDK," more formally known as Java SE. This can be a useful thing to do while debugging scripts, because with big JDK, you typically have access to a much richer suite of debugging tools, and more convenient access to an IDE like NetBeans.
The downside of developing on big JDK is that the GEM and Blu-ray
APIs aren't available. For GRIN, we put some minimal stub classes
in org.dvb
in the workspace, but these are by no means a complete
implementation of those APIs. Rather, they're just enough to bootstrap
a functional method for testing GRIN using desktop Java.
In this package, there are two ways of launching the "Ryan's Life" demo:
java -cp (dir) com.hdcookbook.grin.test.bigjdk.GrinTestRyan java -cp (dir) com.hdcookbook.grin.test.bigjdk.GuiGenericMain \ -assets ../test/assets/ ryan_show.txt 6
The first is a more complete test of Ryan's Life, with a program that implements the ryan-specific command extensions in the script. It correctly runs Ryan at the normal PAL/SECAM SD resolution.
The second test is a cool little program that displays the parse tree of the Ryan script in a Swing hierarchy widget. You can double-click on a segment to activate that segment, and you can single-step through animations frame-by-frame. This can be a useful debugging tool if you have a one-frame "flash" artifact in your script, and you don't understand why. This "generic" version assumes a 24p HD display (1920x1280), and it does graphics plane compositing in software, so it's slow. I find I have to back the frame rate down to about 6 fps, even on a fast PC. That's what the last command-line argument is for.


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In accordance with decision No. 1 of the Council of the Chirchik State Pedagogical Institute of August 27, 2019, the Department of Foreign languages inter-faculties began to function at the Department of History and languages, having separated from the Department of "Foreign languages". The Faculty of Chemistry is part of the Faculty of History and languages
A unique multidisciplinary team was formed at the department, in which specialists, scientists and practitioners of various scientific specialties work. In addition to teaching relevant subjects, teachers of the department carry out research work in various areas.
To improve the learning process
The teachers of the department use modern educational technologies, multimedia tools and information and communication technologies to activate the educational processes.
Every Monday of the week, the teacher and professor of the department visit the Students apartment as well as learn about the living conditions of the students. In addition, professors and teachers of the department make a conversation and parties with students.
By the teachers and professors of the Inter-faculties Foreign Languages Department organize master classes at the School Laboratory at the 15 th primary school under the Institute.
By the teachers and professors of the Inter-faculties foreign languages department open lessons are organized and they help to use new pedagogical technology during the lessons.
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Combat
Combat tests the Players wits and coordination to overcome various types of Enemies. Characters and Enemies first determine their starting positions and Initiative order. Then from highest to lowest in Initiative, Characters and Enemies take their Turn using their Actions and Abilities. This continues until all Enemies are defeated, all Characters are defeated, or Character decide to retreat.
Setting Up
Before Combat begins, the initial starting positions and Initiative order is determined.
Starting Positions
Starting positions just refer to where the Characters and Enemies are located at the beginning of Combat. There is a bit of abstraction here as the Characters may or may not know where all the Enemies are initially. Often times Combat can begin suddenly without prior notice of all the Character and Enemy positions being known. In these cases, use the best judgement of the Players and GM to determine their own starting positions.
Initiative
Initiative creates an order that structures when Characters and Enemies takes their respective Turns. Initiative can change throughout the course of Combat.
Turn
A Turn is when an Character or Enemy takes their Actions. The Turn consists of Three Phases in the following order: Start, Action, and End.
Start Phase
During the Start Phase, the Character follows this order of events:
- 1. Restore AP: The Character restores their AP.
- 2. Start of Turn Effects: Apply Ability Effects that trigger.
Action Phase
During the Action Phase, the Character may use Actions by spending AP. Actions can be used in any order. However the Player must complete their current Action before beginning another. Once the Character has spent all of their available AP, the Character immediately moves into the End Phase. The Character may take the following Actions:
- Movement Action: The Character spends 1 AP to move a number of Spaces up to their Movement.
- Ability Action: The Character spends the amount of AP listed within the Ability Entry to use an Ability.
- Pass: The Character moves immediately to the End Phase.
End Phase
During the End Phase, the Character follows this order of events:
- 1. End of Turn Effects: Apply Ability Effects that trigger at the End of Turn.
- 2. Lower Turn Counts: Lower the number of Turns of Combat Modifiers and Ability Cooldowns by -1 Turn. Combat Modifiers that fall to 0 Turns are removed from the Character. Ability Cooldowns that fall to 0 Turns become usable.
Movement Action
Movement Actions are how Characters move around in Combat. The Character spends 1 AP and may move a number of spaces up to their Movement. During the Movement Action, the Character may move through Allies, but may not move through Enemies or Obstacles. The Character must end their Movement in an empty space within their Movement range.
Ability Action
Ability Actions are unique in that a variety of effects can be executed based on the Ability used. However, Abilities do fall under similar categories and are generally resolved the same way.
Damage Ability
Lists an Element Damage and the Ability Die in their Effect entry. To resolve, the Attacker Roll and Defender Roll are determined. Then the Defender Roll is subtracted from the Attacker Roll. If the Attacker Roll is above 0, the amount is then subtracted from the Defender’s HP.
Control Ability
Lists the Ability Die followed by “if successful” in their Effect entry. To resolve, the Attacker Roll and Defender Roll are determined. Then the Defender Roll is subtracted from the Attack Roll. If the Attacker Roll is above 0, the Ability is successful and applies the effect on the Defender.
Support Ability
The Ability entry will not specify a Die Roll, as such falls under the rules of Unopposed Rolls. The Effect is resolved as stated in the Ability entry.
Passive Ability
These Abilities do not require an Action to activate, hence “Passive”. Often, Passives grant the Character permanent Stat increases and do not overwrite Bonuses
Combat Modifiers
Combat Modifiers are any Ability Effects that can help or hinder the Character during the course of Combat. Combat Modifiers include Bonuses, Penalties and Conditions.
Bonus
Bonus Modifier (or Bonus) refers to a modifier that raises the Character’s Die Roll. In Ability entries they will list the Stat being raised and the flat number or die being added to that stat. Flat number bonuses appear as “+#” while die bonuses appear as “+#d#”. A Character can have both a flat number and die Bonus to the same stat.
Penalty
A Penalty refers to a modifier that lowers a Character Stat for a few Turns in Combat. In Ability entries they will list the Stat being lowered and the flat number or die being subtracted to that stat. Flat number bonuses appear as “-#” while die bonuses appear as “-#d#”. A Character can have both a flat number and die Penalty to the same stat.
Condition
A Condition is a modifier that produces a unique Effect over a few Turns in Combat. In Ability entries they will be listed as “Condition” and the Effect that is created. Conditions are unique Effects and the Character may have multiple Conditions affecting them at the same time.
Condition Damage: Condition Damage is a type of Unopposed Roll. The Character rolls the die or dice listed within the Condition entry without adding attribute, bonuses or penalties. The total damage (or Condition Damage) is then subtracted from the Enemy’s HP.
Turn Countdown
Modifiers all have durations listed as “# Turns”, which are lowered by -1 Turn at the End of the Character’s Turn. The Player may not choose lower their Turn counts before the Effect is applied, such as to avoid Condition Damage.
Duplicate Modifiers
In some instances different Ability Effects apply the same type of Modifier. In general, if the Character has the Modifier and a new Modifier of the same name and/or type is trying to be applied. The Character is unaffected by the new Modifier, even if the value is higher or the duration is longer.
Order of Effects
In cases where multiple Effects are triggered at the same time on the Character. The Character chooses the order in which the Effects are resolved in.
Line of Sight
Line of Sight (or LoS) refers to the Character having a clear targeting path to their intended Target. To determine if the Character has LoS to their intended target, draw a line from a corner of the Character’s Space to the Target’s Space. If the line does not cross through an Enemy or Obstacle Space, the Character has LoS to the Target. Ally Spaces never block LoS for the Character.
Area of Effect
Area of Effect (or AoE) refers to when an Ability targets multiple spaces. AoEs differ based on the type of AoE, number of Spaces targeted, and range. In cases where the AoE requires an Opposed Roll, only one Attacker Roll is required to be rolled against all Targets of the AoE. However the Defender Rolls and resulting Ability Effects is determined individually.
Area
Area AoEs target a small grid of spaces denoted by the entry. Area AoE affect any Target within the AoE. One Space within Area must be within the indiciated Range. The Character only needs LoS to the desired Space.
Aura
Aura AoEs target Spaces around the Character up to the indicated Range. Aura AoEs will indicate the Target of the Ability's Effect. Aura AoEs originate from the Character, thus moves with the Character. Auras ignore LoS.
Burst
Burst AoEs target Spaces around up to the indicated Range. Burst AoEs will indicate the Target of the Ability's Effect. Bursts ignore LoS.
Line
Line AoEs target a number of contiguous Spaces away from the Character in a single space straight row up to the indicated Range. Line AoEs affect any Target within the AoE. Lines ignore LoS.
Splash
Splash AoEs target the indicated Target a number of Spaces away from the Character, up to the indicated Range. Splash AoEs affect the Target and any Targets 1 Space away from the primary Target. The Character only needs LoS to the primary Target.
Obstacles
Obstacles are walls, terrain, etc. that block LoS or hinder Movement for Characters. They serve no purpose, but to be abstractions of map features that Characters and Enemies can use for cover or hinder their approach. In general, Characters cannot move through Obstacle Spaces and do not have LoS if a line is drawn through Obstacle Spaces.
Victory or Defeat
Victory or Defeat is determined either by the Player Party defeating all Enemies, the Player Party being defeated, or the Player Party retreating from Combat. Depending on the situation Victory or Defeat can sometimes not be clearly defined.
Within Combat, when a Character or Enemy falls to 0 HP, they are considered Defeated for the Combat and are unable to participate for the remaining Combat. Defeated Characters are able to join in the next Combat.


Joseph Bowling, 23, was killed last week at the Watchman near Benson. His family told CBS 17 he loved the outdoors, fishing and spending time with his nieces and nephews.
“He touched many hearts in his lifetime. He was just that good of a person,” said his sister-in-law Emmily Mangum.
Mangum said Bowling’s mom worked the night shift at the Scotchman near Benson. He’d often go sit with her during her shift.
“He was a big mama’s boy. He loved his mama.”
That’s what he was doing a week ago.
It was the day after his 23rd birthday.
Bowling was spending time with his mom at the gas station when a group walked in, demanding money.
“From what I’m told, he told them to have what you want we don’t want no trouble,” said Mangum.

The robbers took money and both their phones, said Mangum.
Police said one of the suspects started firing inside the store, shooting and killing Bowling as he protected his mother.
“I think everybody is in shock really. You never think it’ll be your family until something like that happens,” said Mangum.
Bowling’s gathered for his wake and funeral this week.
 He was an awesome person.”
The gas station paid for his funeral.
The family is raising money for the rest of the expenses. You can donate here.
The sheriff’s office says the suspects might also be connected to other robberies in this area.
The Johnston County Sheriff’s Office said on Nov. 20, Manuel Jamie Patterson 19, was arrested in Fayetteville for the robbery of the Safeway and Reedy Creek Gas and Grocery convenient store located at 9891 NC Hwy 210 Four Oaks.
While in the Johnston County Jail, deputies say Patterson was charged for the Nov. 14 homicide and robbery of the Scotchman convenience store.Patterson is now charged with Murder, Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon (2 counts), Felony Conspiracy (2 counts). Patterson is being held in the Johnston County Jail under no bond.
Bobby Gene McLean Jr, 19, surrendered himself at the Johnston County Sheriff’s Office on Nov. 21.
McLean was charged in connection with the Scotchman Murder/ Robbery. Mclean was charged with Murder, Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon, Felony Conspiracy and Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon. McLean is being held in the Johnston County Jail under no bond.
Johnston County Sheriff’s Office investigators are searching for John Wesley Pettiway III, 21 for the Scotchman Murder / Robbery. Investigators have warrants on file for Pettiway for Murder, Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon and Felony Conspiracy.
Anyone with information as to the location of Pettiway is asked to contact the Johnston County Sheriff’s Office at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


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Validate published or draft schedule. Useful to check if the published schedule is still valid after making changes to the underlying data. Can also check the draft schedule.
Show the differences between the published schedule and the similar draft schedule. Use this to predict what schedule changes would happen if the draft schedule was applied now. This view takes a while to load.
Apply the draft schedule by unscheduling any currently autoscheduled Events and scheduling new Events in EventSlots to match the Slot/Event combinations in the draft schedule. It is prudent to check the validity and diff for the draft schedule before applying!
This debug view shows a matrix/table with all AutoScheduler Events on the Y axis and all AutoScheduler Slots on the X axis, and red/green table cells to indicate whether an event can be scheduled in that Slot. This view takes a while to load.
This view shows a matrix/table with all Events on both axis, and red/green table cells to indicate conflicts between Events. Event conflicts can happen either because a Speaker on an Event is also a Speaker on other Events, or because of a SpeakerEventConflict, or because the events share one or more tags. This view takes a while to load.
If you are new to the AutoScheduler you might wish to consult the crash course for a five minute introduction to the terminology and concepts used.


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