| Statistic | PB |
| Achievements | 332/520 (63.8461538%) |
| Backpack Slots | 2,000/2,000 |
| Favorite Levels | 2Fort, Lazytown Lazynite |
| Most Metal | 239 scrap |
| Streak | 70 |
| 1 Life Stats | Demoman | Engineer | Heavy | Medic | Pyro | Scout | Sniper | Soldier | Spy |
| Assists | 9 | 39 | 8 | 16 | 6 | 6 | 9 | 12 | 3 |
| Backstabs | 8 | ||||||||
| Buildings | 66 | ||||||||
| Captures | 2 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 12 | 6 | 3 | 3 | 1 |
| Damage | 13,081 | 12,753 | 9,106 | 1,790 | 4,238 | 1,716 | 3,355 | 8,925 | 1,458 |
| Defenses | 6 | 5 | 4 | 2 | 5 | 3 | 1 | 3 | 2 |
| Destruction | 12 | 4 | 7 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 4 | 12 | 4 |
| Dominations | 6 | 12 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 5 | 1 |
| Headshots | 14 | 3 | |||||||
| Healing | 32,390 | 13,945 | |||||||
| Invulns | 3 | ||||||||
| Kills | 54 | 72 | 49 | 5 | 22 | 9 | 20 | 28 | 8 |
| Longest Life | 52:25 | 2:29:14 | 37:31 | 20:16 | 16:35 | 28:22 | 32:22 | 37:32 | 28:48 |
| Points | 67 | 226 | 50 | 34 | 32 | 15 | 27 | 34 | 16 |
| Sentry Kills Assists | 28 6 | ||||||||
| Support Bonus | 5,400 21 | ||||||||
| Teleports | 327 |
| Item | Genuine | Vintage | Unique/Other |
| Air Strike | crafted level 96 | ||
| Ali Baba's Wee Booties | crafted level 10 | ||
| Alien Cranium | level 1 | ||
| Alien Swarm Parasite | level 20 | level 20 | |
| Ambassador | level 100 | festive level 5 | |
| Amputator | level 15 | ||
| Anger | level 10 | ||
| Ap-Sap | level 69 | ||
| Aperture Labs Hard Hat | level 10 | ||
| Apoco-Fists | level 10 | ||
| Archimedes | level 23 | ||
| Area 451 | level 1 | ||
| Arkham Cowl | level 1 | ||
| Athletic Supporter | level 10 | ||
| Atomic Accolade | level 1 | ||
| Atomizer | crafted level 10 | ||
| Awesomenauts Badge | level 1 | ||
| AWPer Hand | level 1 | ||
| Axtinguisher | level 100 | festive level 10 | |
| B.A.S.E. Jumper | crafted level 17 | ||
| B.M.O.C. | level 30 | ||
| Baby Face's Blaster | crafted level 10 | ||
| Back Scatter | crafted level 76 | ||
| Back Scratcher | crafted level 10 | ||
| Backbiter's Billycock | level 96 | level 67 | level 20 |
| Backburner | level 100 | festive level 81 | |
| Ball-Kicking Boots | level 10 | ||
| Balloonicorn | level 20 | ||
| Barely-Melted Capacitor | level 1 | ||
| Baronial Badge | level 1 | ||
| Baseball Bill's Sports Shine | level 32 | ||
| Bat Outta Hell | level 5 | ||
| Battalion's Backup | crafted level 10 | ||
| Batter's Helmet | level 50 | level 79 | |
| Battle Bob | level 1 | ||
| Bazaar Bargain | crafted level 10 | ||
| Beastly Bonnet | level 1 | ||
| Beggar's Bazooka | crafted level 33 | ||
| Big Daddy | level 1 | ||
| Big Earner | crafted level 1 | ||
| Big Kill | level 5 | level 5 | |
| Bill's Hat | level 10 | level 10 | |
| Biomech Backpack | level 1 | ||
| Birdie Bonnet | haunted level 42 | ||
| Black Box | festive level 94 | ||
| Black Knight's Bascinet | level 78 | ||
| Blind Justice | level 1 | ||
| Bloke's Bucket Hat | level 34 | ||
| Blutsauger | level 100 | ||
| Bolgan | level 1 | ||
| Bolgan Family Crest | level 1 | ||
| Bonesaw | festive level 99 | ||
| Bonk Helm | level 52 | ||
| Bonk! Atomic Punch | level 100 | festive level 5 | |
| Bootlegger | level 10 | ||
| Boston Basher | crafted level 25 | ||
| Bounty Hat | level 30 | ||
| Brain Bucket | level 1 | ||
| Brainiac Hairpiece | level 57 | ||
| Brass Beast | level 5 | ||
| Bread Bite | level 73 | ||
| Bread Box | level 14 | ||
| Brigade Helm | level 20 | level 72 | |
| Brimstone | level 1 | ||
| Bronze Dueling Badge | 2 wins | ||
| Brütal Bouffant | level 1 | ||
| Buck Turner All-Stars | level 1 | ||
| Buff Banner | level 5 | festive level 5 | |
| Buffalo Steak Sandvich | level 1 | ||
| Bushman's Boonie | level 1 | ||
| Bushman's Bristles | level 46 | ||
| Bushwacka | crafted level 5 | ||
| Camera Beard | level 58 | level 100 | |
| Candy Cane | level 25 | ||
| Centurion | level 1 | ||
| Champ Stamp | level 1 | ||
| Chargin' Targe | level 10 | festive level 91 | |
| Charred Chainmail | level 85 | ||
| Cheater's Lament | level 1 | ||
| Cheet Sheet | level 1 | ||
| Chief Constable | level 1 | ||
| Claidheamh Mòr | crafted level 5 | ||
| Classic | crafted level 70 | ||
| Cleaner's Carbine | crafted level 1 | ||
| Cloak and Dagger | level 100 | ||
| Clubsy the Seal | level 93 | ||
| Co-Pilot | level 99 | ||
| Cockfighter | level 10 | ||
| Cold War Luchador | level 10 | ||
| Combat Medic's Crusher Cap | level 1 | ||
| Companion Cube Pin | level 20 | ||
| Company Man | level 10 | ||
| Competent Contributor's Spirit of Giving | strange, 5 gifts | ||
| Conagher's Combover | level 69 | ||
| Concheror | level 5 | level 5 | |
| Conjurer's Cowl | level 1 | ||
| Conniver's Kunai | level 1 | level 1 | |
| Conscientious Objector | level 25 | ||
| Cop Caller | level 64 | ||
| Coutier's Collar | level 93 | ||
| Cow Mangler 5000 | crafted level 30 | ||
| Cozy Camper | crafted level 10 | ||
| Crafty Hair | level 1 | ||
| Criminal Cloak | level 1 | ||
| Crit-a-Cola | level 5 | ||
| Croft's Crest | level 1 | ||
| Cross-Comm Crash Helmet | level 1 | ||
| Cross-Comm Express | level 1 | ||
| Crosslinker's Coil | level 1 | ||
| Crown of the Old Kingdom | level 1 | ||
| Crusader's Crossbow | level 15 | festive level 87 | |
| Dadliest Catch | level 1 | ||
| Dangeresque, Too? | level 20 | ||
| Dark Helm | haunted level 23 | ||
| Darwin's Danger Shield | crafted level 10 | ||
| Dashin' Hashshashin | level 10 | ||
| Das Metalmeatencasen | level 65 | ||
| Data Mining Light | unusual cloud9 level 64 | ||
| Dead Cone | level 1 | ||
| Dead Ringer | level 100 | ||
| Deadliest Duckling | level 1 | ||
| Dealer's Visor | level 50 | ||
| Decal Tool | level 5 x2 | ||
| Degreaser | crafted level 10 | ||
| Demoman Mask | level 10 | ||
| Demoman's Fro | level 50 | level 88 | |
| Der Maschinensoldaten-Helm | level 1 | ||
| Description Tag | level 1 | ||
| Detonator | crafted level 10 | ||
| Deus Specs | level 10 | ||
| Diamondback | level 5 | ||
| Die Regime-Panzerung | level 1 | ||
| Direct Hit | level 1 | ||
| Disciplinary Action | crafted level 10 | ||
| Distinguished Rogue | level 1 | ||
| Doe-Boy | level 1 | ||
| Dolokohs Bar | level 1 | ||
| Doublecross-Comm | level 1 | ||
| Dragon's Fury | level 98 | ||
| Dragonborn Helmet | level 10 | ||
| Dread Hiding Hood | level 1 | ||
| Dread Knot | level 1 | ||
| Duck Token | level 5 | ||
| Dueling Mini-Game | level 5 x5 | ||
| Earbuds | level 87 | ||
| Ebenezer | level 30 | ||
| El Jefe | level 10 | ||
| Ellis' Cap | level 10 x3 | ||
| Enchantment: Eternaween | level 5 | ||
| Enforcer | crafted level 5 | ||
| Engineer Mask | level 10 | ||
| Engineer's Cap | level 87 | level 47 | |
| Enthusiast's Timepiece | level 5 | ||
| Equalizer | level 10 | ||
| Escape Plan | level 10 | ||
| Essential Accessories | level 10 | ||
| Eureka Effect | killstreak level 20 | ||
| Eviction Notice | crafted level 10 | ||
| Eyelander | level 5 | festive level 70 | |
| Faerie Solitaire Pin | level 1 | ||
| Family Business | crafted level 10 | ||
| Fan O'War | level 5 | level 5 | |
| Fancy Fedora | level 61 | level 11 | |
| Fear Monger | level 1 | ||
| Festivizer | level 15 | ||
| Fire Axe | festive level 1 | ||
| Firefly | level 1 | ||
| Fireproof Secret Diary | level 1 | ||
| First American | level 1 | ||
| Fishcake | crafted level 1 | ||
| Fists of Steel | crafted level 10 | ||
| Flame Thrower | festive level 1 | ||
| Flare Gun | level 100 | festive level 32 | |
| Flip-Flops | craftable level 10 | ||
| Flying Guillotine | level 1 | ||
| Football Helmet | level 60 | level 14 | |
| Foppish Physician | level 1 | ||
| Force-a-Nature | level 100 | festive level 77 | |
| Fortified Compound | level 10 | ||
| Fortune Hunter | level 1 | ||
| Foster's Facade | level 1 | level 1 | |
| Freedom Staff | level 25 | ||
| Frenchman's Beret | level 34 | ||
| Friends Forever Companion Square Badge | level 20 | ||
| Frontier Justice | killstreak level 5 | festive killstreak level 5 | |
| Frying Pan | level 5 x8 | ||
| Gas Passer | level 95 | ||
| Geisha Boy | level 1 | ||
| Gentle Manne's Service Medal | #4858 | #4602 | |
| Gentleman's Gatsby | level 88 | ||
| Ghastlierest Gibus | level 10 x2 | ||
| Gift-Stuffed Stocking | level 13 | ||
| Gift-Stuffed Stocking 2018 | level 13 | ||
| Gift-Stuffed Stocking 2019 | level 13 | ||
| Giftapult | level 5 x2 | ||
| Gilded Guard | level 1 | ||
| Glengarry Bonnet | level 97 | level 95 | |
| Glitched Circuit Board | level 20 | ||
| Gloves of Running Urgently | festive level 99 | ||
| Granade Launcher | festive level 1 | ||
| Grandmaster | level 13 | ||
| Grizzled Growth | level 1 | ||
| Gunboats | level 10 | ||
| Gunslinger | killstreak | ||
| Half-Zatoichi | level 5 | level 5 | |
| Ham Shank | level 5 | ||
| Hardy Laurel | level 1 | ||
| Harlequin's Hooves | level 72 | ||
| Heavy Artillery Officer's Cap | level 1 | ||
| Heavy Duty Rag | level 27 | ||
| Heavy Mask | level 10 | ||
| Hero's Hachimaki | level 1 | ||
| Hero's Tail | level 1 | ||
| Heroic Companion Badge | level 20 | ||
| Hetman's Headpiece | level 1 | ||
| Hillbilly Speed Bump | level 56 | ||
| Hitman's Heatmaker | level 1 | ||
| Hitt Mann Badge | level 1 | ||
| Holiday Headcase | level 100 | ||
| Holiday Punch | crafted level 10 | ||
| Holstered Heaters | level 55 | ||
| Holy Mackeral | festive level 42 | ||
| Homewrecker | level 5 | ||
| Horace | level 69 | ||
| Horseless Headless Horsemann's Head | level 31 | ||
| Horseless Headless Horsemann's Headtaker | unusual level 26 | ||
| Hot Hand | level 51 | ||
| Hotrod | level 17 | ||
| Hound Dog | level 77 | ||
| Human Cannonball | level 1 | ||
| Huntsman | level 100 | festive level 10 | |
| Huo-Long Heater | level 1 | ||
| Hustler's Hallmark | level 37 | ||
| Iron Bomber | crafted level 26 | ||
| Iron Curtain | level 5 | ||
| Iron Fist | haunted | ||
| Iron Lung | owned | ||
| Jag | festive killstreak level 15 | ||
| Janissary Ketche | level 1 | ||
| Jarate | level 100 | festive level 99 | |
| Jingle Belt | level 83 | ||
| Jungle Booty | level 1 | ||
| K-9 Mane | level 1 | ||
| Killer Exclusive | level 10 | ||
| Killer's Kabuto | level 91 | ||
| Killing Gloves of Boxing | level 100 | ||
| King of Scotland Cape | level 1 | ||
| Knife | festive level 1 | ||
| Kritzkrieg | festive level 100 | ||
| Kukri | festive level 1 | ||
| Lacking Moral Fiber Mask | level 1 | ||
| Lady Killer | level 94 | ||
| Last Straw | level 1 | ||
| L'Etranger | crafted level 5 | ||
| Liberty Launcher | crafted level 25 | ||
| License to Maim | level 20 | ||
| Little Bear | level 40 | ||
| Loch-n-Load | level 10 | ||
| Lollichop | level 31 | ||
| Lone Star | level 1 | ||
| Lone Survivor | level 99 | ||
| Loose Cannon | crafted level 10 | ||
| Lucky No. 42 | level 10 | ||
| Lugermorph | level 5 | level 5 | |
| Lumbricus Lid | level 16 | level 66 | |
| Machina | level 5 | ||
| Mad Milk | crafted level 5 | ||
| Magistrate's Mullet | level 42 | ||
| Manmelter | crafted level 30 | ||
| Mann Co. Audition Reel | owned | ||
| Mann Co. Cap | level 10 | ||
| Mann Co. Director's Cut Reel | owned | ||
| Mann Co. Online Cap | level 10 | ||
| Mann Co. Stockpile Crate | owned | ||
| Mann Co. Store Package | level 1 | ||
| Mann of the Seven Sees | level 79 | ||
| Manniversary Package | level 1 | ||
| Manniversary Paper Hat | level 10 | ||
| Mantreads | crafted level 10 | ||
| Mark of the Saint | level 20 | ||
| Market Gardener | crafted level 10 | ||
| Marksman's Mohair | level 48 | ||
| Marxman | level 1 | ||
| Mask of the Shaman | level 10 | ||
| Master Mind | haunted level 100 | ||
| Master's Yellow Belt | level 33 | ||
| Maul | level 5 | ||
| Max's Severed Head | level 76 | ||
| Medi Gun | festive level 1 | ||
| Medic Mask | level 10 | ||
| Medical Mystery | level 33 | ||
| Menpo | level 1 | ||
| Merc Medal | level 20 | ||
| Merc's Pride Scarf | level 10 | ||
| Mildly Disturbing Halloween Mask | level 10 | ||
| Milkman | level 35 | ||
| Minigun | festive level 1 | ||
| Mining Light | level 50 | level 72 | |
| Mishap Mercenary | level 34 | ||
| Mister Bubbles | level 1 | ||
| MK 50 | level 1 | ||
| Modest Pile of Hat | level 18 | ||
| Mountebank's Masque | level 18 | ||
| Mutated Milk | level 23 | ||
| Name Tag | level 1 | ||
| Nanobalaclava | level 10 | ||
| Natascha | festive level 100 | ||
| Neon Annihilator | level 1 | ||
| Nessie's Nine Iron | level 5 | ||
| Noble Amassment of Hats | level 18 | ||
| Noh Mercy | level 1 | ||
| Noise Maker - Koto | 25 uses level 5 | ||
| Noise Maker - TF Birthday | level 5 | ||
| Noise Maker - Vuvuzela | 25 uses level 5 | ||
| Noise Maker - Winter Holiday | level 5 | ||
| Nostromo Napalmer | level 10 | ||
| Officer's Ushanka | level 98 | level 35 | |
| Old Man Frost | level 13 | ||
| Original | level 5 | ||
| Otolaryngologist's Mirror | level 69 | ||
| Overdose | crafted level 5 | ||
| Pain Train | level 5 | ||
| Pallet of Crates | level 23 | ||
| Panic Attack | killstreak level 27 | ||
| Party Hat | level 10 | ||
| Persian Persuader | crafted level 10 | ||
| Person in the Iron Mask | level 1 | ||
| Physician's Procedure Mask | level 81 | ||
| Pilotka | level 10 | ||
| Pistol | festive level 1 | ||
| Pip-Boy | level 10 | ||
| Planeswalker Goggles | level 1 | ||
| Planeswalker Helm | level 1 | ||
| Phlogistinator | crafted level 10 | ||
| Poacher's Safari Jacket | level 66 | ||
| Pocket Heavy | level 88 | ||
| Pocket Medic | level 15 | ||
| Pocket Momma | level 27 | ||
| Point and Shoot | level 1 | ||
| Pomson 6000 | crafted level 10 | ||
| Portable Smissmas Spirit Dispenser | level 10 | ||
| Postal Pummeler | level 10 | ||
| Pounding Father | level 1 | ||
| Power Up Canteen | crafted level 32 | ||
| Powerjack | crafted level 5 | ||
| Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol | crafted level 10 | ||
| Prinny Hat | level 1 | ||
| Prinny Machete | level 5 | ||
| Prinny Pouch | level 1 | ||
| Prize Plushy | level 1 | ||
| Professional's Panama | level 44 | ||
| Professional's Ushanka | level 23 | ||
| Professor's Pineapple | level 1 | ||
| Proof of Purchase | level 50 | ||
| Proud Soul Gargoyle | 15,405 souls | ||
| Prussian Pickelhaube | level 55 | craftable level 65 | |
| Puffy Provocateur | level 75 | ||
| Purity Fist | level 10 | ||
| Py-40 Incinibot | haunted level 39 | ||
| Pyro Mask | level 10 | ||
| Pyro's Beanie | level 54 | craftable level 98 | |
| Pyromancer's Hood | level 31 | ||
| Pyromancer's Raiments | level 58 | ||
| Pyrovision Goggles | level 75 | level 71 | |
| Quadwrangler | level 1 | ||
| Quick Fix | festive crafted level 8 | ||
| Quickiebomb Launcher | crafted level 81 | ||
| Quäckenbirdt | level 1 | ||
| Rainblower | level 10 | ||
| Random Duck Token Gift | level 1 | ||
| Razorback | level 100 | ||
| Red-Tape Recorder | level 1 | ||
| Rescue Ranger | killstreak level 23 | ||
| Reserve Shooter | crafted level 10 | ||
| Respectless Rubber Glove | level 62 | level 47 | |
| Revolver | festive level 36 | ||
| RIFT Well Spun Hat Claim Code | level 1 | ||
| Righteous Bison | level 30 | ||
| Ritzy Rick's Hair Fixative | level 84 | ||
| Robo-Sandvich | level 1 | ||
| Roboot | haunted | ||
| Robot Chicken Hat | level 10 | ||
| Rocket Jumper | level 1 | ||
| Rocket Launcher | festive level 1 | ||
| Russian Rocketeer | level 1 | ||
| Sack Fulla Smissmas | level 60 | ||
| Safe'N'Sound | level 90 | ||
| Samur-Eye | level 1 | ||
| Sandman | festive level 100 | ||
| Sandvich | level 100 | festive level 1 | |
| Sapper | festive level 34 | ||
| Saxton Hale Mask | level 10 | ||
| Scorch Shot | crafted level 10 | ||
| Scot Bonnet | level 87 | ||
| Scotsman's Skullcutter | level 5 | ||
| Scotsman's Stove Pipe | level 37 | level 24 | |
| Scottish Resistance | festive level 5 | ||
| Scout Mask | level 10 | ||
| Scrap Pack | level 1 | ||
| Seal Mask | level 31 | ||
| Secret Saxton | level 1 x2 | ||
| Self-Aware Beauty Mark | level 98 | ||
| Sergeant's Drill Hat | level 73 | ||
| Shahanshah | crafted level 5 | ||
| Sharp Dresser | level 1 | ||
| Sharpened Volcano Fragment | level 10 | level 10 | |
| Shoestring Budget | level 42 | ||
| Shooter's Sola Topi | level 44 | ||
| Short Circuit | killstreak level 5 | ||
| Shortstop | crafted level 1 | ||
| Shotgun | festive level 42 | ||
| Shovel | festive level 1 | ||
| Siberian Facehugger | level 27 | ||
| Siberian Sophisticate | level 1 | ||
| Sign of the Wolf's School | level 20 | ||
| Skullcap | level 23 | ||
| SMG | festive level 1 | ||
| Smissmas 2015 Festive Gift | level 1 | ||
| Smissmas Caribou | level 80 | ||
| Snack Attack | level 88 | ||
| Sniper Mask | level 10 | ||
| Sniper Rifle | festive level 1 | ||
| Soda Popper | crafted level 10 | ||
| Soldier Mask | level 10 | ||
| Soldier of Fortune | level 10 | ||
| Soldier's Stash | level 59 | level 56 | |
| Solemn Vow | level 10 | ||
| Southern Hospitality | killstreak level 20 | ||
| SpaceChem Pin | crafted level 20 | ||
| Spine-Chilling Skull | level 31 | ||
| Spine-Chilling Skull 2011 | level 31 | ||
| Spiral Sallet | level 10 | ||
| Splendid Screen | crafted level 10 | ||
| Spook Specs | level 59 | ||
| Spooky Sleaves | level 7 | ||
| Spy Mask | level 10 | ||
| Spy-cicle | festive crafted level 1 | ||
| Stahlhelm | level 10 | ||
| Stainless Pot | level 42 | level 54 | |
| Stealthy Scarf | level 42 | ||
| Steel Sixpack | level 1 | ||
| Steel Songbird | level 1 | ||
| Sticky Jumper | crafted level 1 | ||
| Stickybomb Launcher | festive level 1 | ||
| Stockbroker's Scarf | level 1 | level 1 | |
| Storm Stompers | level 62 | ||
| Stovepipe Sniper Shako | level 1 | ||
| Summer Adventure Pack | owned | ||
| Summer Claim Check | level 67 | ||
| Summer Hat | craftable level 10 | ||
| Summer Shades | level 10 | ||
| Sun-on-a-Stick | level 10 | level 10 | |
| Superfan | level 10 x2 | ||
| Surgeon's Shako | level 86 | ||
| Sydney Sleeper | crafted level 1 | ||
| Sydney Straw Boat | level 1 | ||
| Tartan Shade | level 1 | ||
| Tartantaloons | level 1 | ||
| Taunt: Deep Fried Desire | level 82 | ||
| Taunt: Director's Vision | level 5 | ||
| Taunt: Rancho Relaxo | level 60 | ||
| Taunt: Shred Alert | level 5 | ||
| Taunt: Skullcracker | level 15 | ||
| Taunt: Soldier's Requiem | level 71 | ||
| Taunt: Square Dance | level 46 | ||
| Taunt: Well Spent Spirits | level 24 | ||
| Taunt: Zoomin' Broom | level 70 | ||
| Texas Slim's Dome Shine | level 20 | ||
| Texas Ten Gallon | level 54 | level 88 | |
| That '70s Chapeau | level 1 | ||
| The Salty Dog | level 10 | ||
| The Scottish Handshake | level 10 | ||
| The Second Banana | level 1 | ||
| Thermal Insulation Layer | level 52 | ||
| Thermal Thruster | level 99 | ||
| Third Degree | crafted level 10 | ||
| Thirst Blood | level 35 | ||
| Three-Rune Blade | level 10 | ||
| Tide Turner | crafted level 9 | ||
| Tiny Texan | haunted | ||
| Tippler's Tricorne | level 54 | ||
| Tomb Readers | level 1 | ||
| Tomb Wrapper | level 1 | ||
| Tomislav | crafted level 5 | ||
| Torcher's Tabard | level 44 | ||
| Tough Guy's Toque | level 86 | level 61 | |
| Towering Pillar of Hats | level 87 | ||
| Towering Pillar of Summer Shades | level 1 | ||
| Treasure Hat | level 15 | ||
| Triad Trinket | level 1 | ||
| Tribalman's Shiv | level 5 | ||
| Triboniophorus Tyrannus | level 1 | ||
| Triple A Badge | level 20 | ||
| Trophy Belt | level 15 | level 89 | |
| Troublemaker's Tossle Cap | level 36 | ||
| Tyrant's Helm | level 39 | level 79 | |
| Ubersaw | level 100 | ||
| Ullapool Caber | level 10 | ||
| Unknown Mann | level 43 | ||
| Unshaved Bear | level 20 | ||
| Vaccinator | crafted level 8 | ||
| Valhalla Helm | level 99 | ||
| Vigilant Pin | level 1 | ||
| Vintage Merryweather | level 59 | ||
| Vintage Tyrolean | level 65 | ||
| Vita-Saw | crafted level 5 | ||
| Voodoo Juju | level 31 | ||
| Voodoo-Cursed Demoman Soul | haunted level 1 | ||
| Voodoo-Cursed Engineer Soul | haunted level 1 | ||
| Voodoo-Cursed Heavy Soul | haunted level 1 | ||
| Voodoo-Cursed Medic Soul | haunted level 1 | ||
| Voodoo-Cursed Pyro Soul | haunted level 1 | ||
| Voodoo-Cursed Scout Soul | haunted level 1 | ||
| Voodoo-Cursed Sniper Soul | haunted level 1 | ||
| Voodoo-Cursed Soldier Soul | haunted level 1 | ||
| Voodoo-Cursed Spy Soul | haunted level 1 | ||
| Vox Diabolus | level 1 | ||
| Wally Pocket | level 34 | ||
| War Head | level 10 | ||
| War on Smissmas Battle Hood | level 20 | ||
| War on Smissmas Battle Socks | level 40 | ||
| Warrior's Spirit | level 10 | ||
| Warsworn Helmet | level 1 | ||
| Whale Bone Charm | level 20 | ||
| What's in the Companion Square Box? | level 1 | ||
| What's in the Portal 2 Soundtrack Box? | level 1 | ||
| Whiskered Gentleman | level 85 | ||
| Whoopee Cap | level 22 | ||
| Widowmaker | killstreak level 5 | ||
| Wilson Weave | level 1 | ||
| Winger | crafted level 15 | ||
| Wingstick | level 10 | ||
| Wings of Purity | strange haunted | ||
| World Traveler's Hat | level 20 | ||
| Wrangler | level 5 | festive level 61 | |
| Wrap Assassin | crafted level 15 | ||
| Wrench | festive killstreak level 1 | ||
| Xeno Suit | level 1 | ||
| Ye Olde Baker Boy | level 3 | ||
| Your Eternal Reward | crafted level 1 | ||
| Ze Goggles | level 99 |
| Factory New Festive Decorated Weapon | Notes |
| Airwolf Knife | |
| Airwolf Sniper Rifle | |
| Airwolf Wrench | |
| American Pastoral Rocket Launcher | |
| Antique Annihilator Minigun | |
| Aqua Marine Rocket Launcher | |
| Autumn Flame Thower | |
| Autumn Grenade Launcher | |
| Autumn Rocket Launcher | |
| Autumn Shotgun | |
| Autumn Stickybomb Launcher | |
| Autumn Wrench | killstreak |
| Backcountry Blaster Scattergun | |
| Backwoods Boomstick Shotgun | |
| Blasted Bombardier Stickybomb Launcher | |
| Blitzkrieg Knife | |
| Blitzkrieg Medi Gun | |
| Blitzkrieg Pistol | |
| Blitzkrieg Revolver | |
| Blitzkrieg SMG | |
| Blitzkrieg Stickybomb Launcher | |
| Blue Mew SMG | |
| Bogtrotter Sniper Rifle | |
| Brain Candy Knife | |
| Brain Candy Minigun | |
| Brain Candy Pistol | |
| Brain Candy Rocket Launcher | |
| Brick House Minigun | |
| Butcher Bird Grenade Launcher | |
| Butcher Bird Minigun | |
| Carpet Bomber Stickybomb Launcher | |
| Citizen Pain Minigun | |
| Civic Duty Shotgun | |
| Civil Servant Medi Gun | |
| Coffin Nail Flame Thrower | |
| Coffin Nail Grenade Launcher | |
| Coffin Nail Medi Gun | |
| Coffin Nail Minigun | |
| Coffin Nail Revolver | |
| Coffin Nail Rocket Launcher | |
| Coffin Nail Scattergun | |
| Coffin Nail Shotgun | |
| Coffin Nail Sniper Rifle | |
| Coffin Nail Stickybomb Launcher | |
| Corsair Scattergun | |
| Country Crusher Scattergun | |
| Dead Reckoner Revolver | |
| Dressed to Kill Knife | |
| Dressed to Kill Medi Gun | |
| Dressed to Kill Minigun | |
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Jun 6, 2012. The main reason to see Rock Of Ages is to see whether or not Tom Cruise can. Rock Of Ages Hollywood Movie Premiere: Tom Cruise Interview 1by and got really reminiscent of my childhood, when rock was at the zenith
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Rock of Ages star Tom Cruise is strumming his way to the hall of fame song which he sings during the opening credits of his new movie, Rock of Agesin this project more than a year ago, he didn't. know whether he could really sing.
Jun 16, 2012 Tom Cruise stars in the musical film "Rock of Ages"; Critic says he shines. and took a chance, singing in his own voice in "Top Gun" and "Magnolia But he's also the star of the show, the one everybody else is dying to see,
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Jun 7, 2012 (And yes, Tom Cruise can really sing!). and Diego Boneta, toward the end of the movie version of the. Broadway smash "Rock of Ages," elicited
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With Julianne Hough, Diego Boneta, Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin. Rock of Ages - - The Rock of Ages: Extended Edition includes more music, Rock of I was really excited to see this movie when I first saw the trailer. vocals, maybe she can sing but this is absolutely. NOT the genre of music she should be representing.
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Jun 15, 2012 Malin Akerman discusses Rock of Ages, working with Tom Cruise, the '80s gets to get frisky with Cruise, she also. gets to show off her singing voice in this In LA to discuss the New Line Cinema film directed by Adam Shankman They do whatever they want, and ultimately you don't really want that.
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Jun 13, 2012 This weekend, "Rock of Ages," starring Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin and This film seemingly exists in a place where classic rock songs are well cute Hough is a really likable leading lady, who knows how to dance and sing
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Jun 14, 2012 Tom Cruise, Julianne Hough, Diego Boneta, Alec Baldwin, Paul Giamatti, Russell Rock of Ages, based on the musical play of the same name, is a With actors doing their own singing (albeit electronically enhanced in
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Ever wish you could stop complaining, but can't find the time--because you're back-logged with your old complaints?
Ever be so bored that you ask your girlfriend about her past sex-life and find out she's given oral performances on more organs than you could count in a suburban shopping mall?
Ever have a friend take over for an hour and end up costing you more than you make in a month?
Ever imagine Estragon and Vladimir--from Samuel Beckett's existential play, WAITING FOR GODOT--living in New Jersey, doing penance with perverts, wasteoids, and involuntary necrophiles?
If so, punch your clock, and spend an entertainingly annoying day with Dante Hicks: convenience-store operative, sans elegance. Help him out--his producer-writer-director could use the business!
After KEVIN SMITH, an East-coast-twenty-something-retail-factotum, saw the low-budget film, SLACKER--he decided to immortalize his own phlegmatic lifestyle on 16mm film. Why? That's all he could afford! And why not? It beats working for a living!
CLERKS starts off on a gray morning--like a pillow filled with rocks--and takes its time before strange dream-like sequences and eccentric losers begin to define themselves and amuse us.
Once we're fully awakened, we realize that all the unusual suspects have been rounded up--and aren't going anywhere in particular. By then it's about time to go home.
Spending a few hours watching other people work is serious business.
Like CLERKS' anti-heroes--we laugh, we're horrified, bored, can't wait to leave, but end up having a little fun--wondering if we'll be summoned for a sequel.
What the film lacks in polish, it delivers with enthused, rough-and-ready charm. Most scenes look like they were photographed through the bottom of a soda bottle (painted black-and-white). The actors seem like people you'd meet on a bus--on the way to a speech pathology lab. Since the budget precluded fancy locations, the audience is given an uncensored, not-so-guided metaphysical tour of sometime-collegiate male psyches. The humor is partially-effective, diarrhetically snappy, mostly-misogynistic, pseudo-educated schtick. Imagine Groucho and Chico Marx with a hormone imbalance--before they got rich.
Yet, for all its solipsitic frivolity, the film delivers a poignant philosophical message: you would be what you pretend you could be, if only you could gather the courage to pretend you should be something you're not. And if not, there's always tomorrow--if you don't have plans.
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SwiftVersionUtils
Example
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install
from the Example directory first.
Requirements
Installation
SwiftVersionUtils is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
pod "SwiftVersionUtils"
Usage
First import SwiftVersionUtils module in your class
import SwiftVersionUtils
Then you’re ready to use it as follows
let version = SwiftVersionUtils.getVersion()
let buildNumber = SwiftVersionUtils.getBuildNumber()
Author
christianascone<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License
SwiftVersionUtils is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


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Propositions as types and the future of programming
What’s all the fuss about?
Quite recently, Philip Wadler published the paper “Propositions as Types”
If I understood this correctly, this is about the fact that the application of a function to a type
is also a type
. Based on this observation, we could describe a whole app in types
.
As we can easily compose types using product and sums
, this would imply that you would no longer have to write an application by telling your computer how to do things
, you would just tell your computer
what you would want it to do, and it will deduct the code/proof itself
. ( It might require some assistance from you, but the theorem prover will, by proving the theory, actually write the program
.)
Why do you think this is the future?
Some time ago I created a small study group to learn some Idris, a dependently typed language. While I think it is way to early to be usable right now, I do believe I have seen a glimpse of the future.
But Why? - bis
Let’s say we have a simple program that needs to subtract 2
from a natural number
.
In some future programming language you would define this as follows:
data Nat = Zero | Succ Nat
So a natural number
is defined as the successor of it's predecessor
.
This means that we can represent any natural number
using types
, f.e.:
0 = 0
1 = Succ 0
2 = Succ 1
2 = Succ (Succ 0)
Let’s say we have a - WHOOPS - function
type
called Sub2
that decrements a natural number by 2
.
(I know the example is really stupid, but it’s as far as I can go in a single blog post.)
data Sub2 = (Succ ( Succ (Nat))) a => Sub2 a
If we now try to compile
data App = Sub2 0
this would give a compilation error, as the type
of Sub2
expects a type
of Succ (Succ (Nat))
,
which is why you will not be able to define these statements; they will not typecheck.
This would compile:
data App = Sub2 3
As the compiler would be able to deduce that:
Data App = Sub2 3
Data App = Sub2 (Succ(Succ 1))
Data App = 1
Of course, adding numbers by incrementing them one by one (using typechecks) would be really slow, so the compiler would figure out how to properly implement this, but those are just implementation details.
As you can see, due to the dependent types, your compiler could even figure out that the whole Sub2
operation
is redundant, and that it can just return a 1
- or a Succ 0
if you prefer this -.
What will all of this lead to?
On the first computers, people had to program using hardware switches. We gradually evolved to the current type of programming using increasingly higher level of abstractions, which are tied less and less to the internals of a computer.
If I understood it correctly, Philip’s paper describes what might lead to the next level of abstraction: no longer telling the computer how to do something, but just specifying what we need.


TODO
Creates window
int cvNamedWindow( const char* name, int flags=CV_WINDOW_AUTOSIZE );
CV_WINDOW_AUTOSIZE
. If it is set,
window size is automatically adjusted to fit the displayed image
(see cvShowImage), while user can not change
the window size manually.
The function cvNamedWindow
creates a window which can be used as a placeholder for images and trackbars.
Created windows are reffered by their names.
If the window with such a name already exists, the function does nothing.
Destroys a window
void cvDestroyWindow( const char* name );
The function cvDestroyWindow
destroys the window with a given name.
Destroys all the HighGUI windows
void cvDestroyAllWindows(void);
The function cvDestroyAllWindows
destroys all the opened HighGUI windows.
Sets window size
void cvResizeWindow( const char* name, int width, int height );
The function cvResizeWindow
changes size of the window.
Sets window position
void cvMoveWindow( const char* name, int x, int y );
The function cvMoveWindow
changes position of the window.
Gets window handle by name
void* cvGetWindowHandle( const char* name );
The function cvGetWindowHandle
returns native window handle (HWND in case of Win32 and GtkWidget in case of GTK+).
Gets window name by handle
const char* cvGetWindowName( void* window_handle );
The function cvGetWindowName
returns the name of window given its native handle
(HWND in case of Win32 and GtkWidget in case of GTK+).
Shows the image in the specified window
void cvShowImage( const char* name, const CvArr* image );
The function cvShowImage
shows the image in the specified window. If the window was created with CV_WINDOW_AUTOSIZE
flag then the image is shown with its original size, otherwise
the image is scaled to fit the window.
Creates the trackbar and attaches it to the specified window
CV_EXTERN_C_FUNCPTR( void (*CvTrackbarCallback)(int pos) ); int cvCreateTrackbar( const char* trackbar_name, const char* window_name, int* value, int count, CvTrackbarCallback on_change );
void Foo(int);
Can be NULL if
callback is not required.
The function cvCreateTrackbar
creates the trackbar (a.k.a. slider or range control) with the specified name and range,
assigns the variable to be syncronized with trackbar position and specifies callback function
to be called on trackbar position change. The created trackbar is displayed on top
of given window.
Retrieves trackbar position
int cvGetTrackbarPos( const char* trackbar_name, const char* window_name );
The function cvGetTrackbarPos
returns the ciurrent position of the specified trackbar.
Sets trackbar position
void cvSetTrackbarPos( const char* trackbar_name, const char* window_name, int pos );
The function cvSetTrackbarPos
sets the position of the specified trackbar.
Assigns callback for mouse events
#define CV_EVENT_MOUSEMOVE 0 #define CV_EVENT_LBUTTONDOWN 1 #define CV_EVENT_RBUTTONDOWN 2 #define CV_EVENT_MBUTTONDOWN 3 #define CV_EVENT_LBUTTONUP 4 #define CV_EVENT_RBUTTONUP 5 #define CV_EVENT_MBUTTONUP 6 #define CV_EVENT_LBUTTONDBLCLK 7 #define CV_EVENT_RBUTTONDBLCLK 8 #define CV_EVENT_MBUTTONDBLCLK 9 #define CV_EVENT_FLAG_LBUTTON 1 #define CV_EVENT_FLAG_RBUTTON 2 #define CV_EVENT_FLAG_MBUTTON 4 #define CV_EVENT_FLAG_CTRLKEY 8 #define CV_EVENT_FLAG_SHIFTKEY 16 #define CV_EVENT_FLAG_ALTKEY 32 CV_EXTERN_C_FUNCPTR( void (*CvMouseCallback )(int event, int x, int y, int flags, void* param) ); void cvSetMouseCallback( const char* window_name, CvMouseCallback on_mouse, void* param=NULL );
void Foo(int event, int x, int y, int flags, void* param);where
event
is one of CV_EVENT_*
,
x
and y
are coordinates of mouse pointer in image coordinates
(not window coordinates), flags
is a combination of CV_EVENT_FLAG
,
and param
is a user-defined parameter passed to the
cvSetMouseCallback
function call.
The function cvSetMouseCallback
sets the callback function for mouse events occuting within the specified
window. To see how it works, look at
opencv/samples/c/ffilldemo.c demo
Waits for a pressed key
int cvWaitKey( int delay=0 );
The function cvWaitKey
waits for key event infinitely (delay<=0) or for "delay" milliseconds.
Returns the code of the pressed key or -1 if no key were pressed until the specified timeout has elapsed.
Note: This function is the only method in HighGUI to fetch and handle events so it needs to be called periodically for normal event processing, unless HighGUI is used within some environment that takes care of event processing.
Loads an image from file
/* 8 bit, color or gray - deprecated, use CV_LOAD_IMAGE_ANYCOLOR */ #define CV_LOAD_IMAGE_UNCHANGED -1 /* 8 bit, gray */ #define CV_LOAD_IMAGE_GRAYSCALE 0 /* 8 bit unless combined with CV_LOAD_IMAGE_ANYDEPTH, color */ #define CV_LOAD_IMAGE_COLOR 1 /* any depth, if specified on its own gray */ #define CV_LOAD_IMAGE_ANYDEPTH 2 /* by itself equivalent to CV_LOAD_IMAGE_UNCHANGED but can be modified with CV_LOAD_IMAGE_ANYDEPTH */ #define CV_LOAD_IMAGE_ANYCOLOR 4 IplImage* cvLoadImage( const char* filename, int flags=CV_LOAD_IMAGE_COLOR );
The function cvLoadImage
loads an image
from the specified file and returns the pointer to the loaded image.
Currently the following file formats are supported:
Saves an image to the file
int cvSaveImage( const char* filename, const CvArr* image );
The function cvSaveImage
saves the image to the specified file.
The image format is chosen depending on the filename
extension, see
cvLoadImage.
Only 8-bit single-channel or 3-channel
(with 'BGR' channel order) images can be saved using this function.
If the format, depth or channel order is different, use cvCvtScale
and cvCvtColor
to convert it before saving, or use
universal cvSave
to save the image to XML or YAML format.
Video capturing structure
typedef struct CvCapture CvCapture;
The structure CvCapture does not have public interface and is used only as a parameter for video capturing functions.
Initializes capturing video from file
CvCapture* cvCreateFileCapture( const char* filename );
The function cvCreateFileCapture
allocates and initialized the CvCapture structure for reading the video stream
from the specified file.
After the allocated structure is not used any more it should be released by cvReleaseCapture function.
Initializes capturing video from camera
CvCapture* cvCreateCameraCapture( int index );
The function cvCreateCameraCapture
allocates and initialized the CvCapture structure for reading a video stream
from the camera. Currently two camera interfaces can be used on Windows: Video for
Windows (VFW) and Matrox Imaging Library (MIL); and two on Linux:
V4L and FireWire (IEEE1394).
To release the sturtcure, use cvReleaseCapture.
Releases the CvCapture structure
void cvReleaseCapture( CvCapture** capture );
The function cvReleaseCapture
releases the CvCapture structure allocated by cvCreateFileCapture
or cvCreateCameraCapture.
Grabs frame from camera or file
int cvGrabFrame( CvCapture* capture );
The function cvGrabFrame
grabs the frame from camera or file. The grabbed frame is stored internally.
The purpose of this function is to grab frame fast that is important
for syncronization in case of reading from several cameras simultaneously. The
grabbed frames are not exposed because they may be stored in compressed format
(as defined by camera/driver). To retrieve the grabbed frame,
cvRetrieveFrame should be used.
Gets the image grabbed with cvGrabFrame
IplImage* cvRetrieveFrame( CvCapture* capture );
The function cvRetrieveFrame
returns the pointer to the image grabbed with cvGrabFrame
function. The returned image should not be released or modified by user.
Grabs and returns a frame from camera or file
IplImage* cvQueryFrame( CvCapture* capture );
The function cvQueryFrame
grabs a frame from camera or video file, decompresses and returns it.
This function is just a combination of cvGrabFrame and
cvRetrieveFrame in one call. The
returned image should not be released or modified by user.
Gets video capturing properties
double cvGetCaptureProperty( CvCapture* capture, int property_id );
CV_CAP_PROP_POS_MSEC
- film current position in milliseconds or video capture timestampCV_CAP_PROP_POS_FRAMES
- 0-based index of the frame to be decoded/captured nextCV_CAP_PROP_POS_AVI_RATIO
- relative position of video file (0 - start of the film, 1 - end of the film)CV_CAP_PROP_FRAME_WIDTH
- width of frames in the video streamCV_CAP_PROP_FRAME_HEIGHT
- height of frames in the video streamCV_CAP_PROP_FPS
- frame rateCV_CAP_PROP_FOURCC
- 4-character code of codec.
CV_CAP_PROP_FRAME_COUNT
- number of frames in video file.
The function cvGetCaptureProperty
retrieves the specified property of camera or video file.
Sets video capturing properties
int cvSetCaptureProperty( CvCapture* capture, int property_id, double value );
CV_CAP_PROP_POS_MSEC
- position in milliseconds from the file beginningCV_CAP_PROP_POS_FRAMES
- position in frames (only for video files)CV_CAP_PROP_POS_AVI_RATIO
- position in relative units (0 - start of the file, 1 - end of the file)CV_CAP_PROP_FRAME_WIDTH
- width of frames in the video stream (only for cameras)CV_CAP_PROP_FRAME_HEIGHT
- height of frames in the video stream (only for cameras)CV_CAP_PROP_FPS
- frame rate (only for cameras)CV_CAP_PROP_FOURCC
- 4-character code of codec (only for cameras).
The function cvSetCaptureProperty
sets the specified property of video capturing. Currently the function supports only
video files: CV_CAP_PROP_POS_MSEC, CV_CAP_PROP_POS_FRAMES, CV_CAP_PROP_POS_AVI_RATIO
Creates video file writer
typedef struct CvVideoWriter CvVideoWriter; CvVideoWriter* cvCreateVideoWriter( const char* filename, int fourcc, double fps, CvSize frame_size, int is_color=1 );
CV_FOURCC('P','I','M','1')
is MPEG-1 codec,
CV_FOURCC('M','J','P','G')
is motion-jpeg codec etc.
There are two special values that can be passed, that behave as follows:CV_FOURCC_PROMPT
- Opens a dialog box where the user can
choose the compression method and parameters (WIN32 only).CV_FOURCC_DEFAULT
- Use the default compression method for the given file extension (Linux only).
The function cvCreateVideoWriter
creates video writer structure.
Releases AVI writer
void cvReleaseVideoWriter( CvVideoWriter** writer );
The function cvReleaseVideoWriter
finishes writing to video file and releases the structure.
Writes a frame to video file
int cvWriteFrame( CvVideoWriter* writer, const IplImage* image );
The function cvWriteFrame
writes/appends one frame to video file.
Initializes HighGUI
int cvInitSystem( int argc, char** argv );
The function cvInitSystem
initializes HighGUI. If it wasn't called explicitly by the user before the first window
is created, it is called implicitly then with argc
=0, argv
=NULL.
Under Win32 there is no need to call it explicitly. Under X Window the arguments may
be used to customize a look of HighGUI windows and controls.
Converts one image to another with optional vertical flip
void cvConvertImage( const CvArr* src, CvArr* dst, int flags=0 );
CV_CVTIMG_FLIP
- flip the image vertically
CV_CVTIMG_SWAP_RB
- swap red and blue channels.
In OpenCV color images have
BGR
channel order, however on some systems the order needs to be reversed
before displaying the image (cvShowImage
does this automatically).
The function cvConvertImage
converts one image to another and flips the result vertically if required.
The function is used by cvShowImage.
| ConvertImage | CreateFileCapture | CreateVideoWriter |
| CreateCameraCapture | CreateTrackbar |
| DestroyAllWindows | DestroyWindow |
| GetCaptureProperty | GetWindowHandle | GrabFrame |
| GetTrackbarPos | GetWindowName |
| InitSystem |
| LoadImage |
| MoveWindow |
| NamedWindow |
| QueryFrame |
| ReleaseCapture | ResizeWindow | |
| ReleaseVideoWriter | RetrieveFrame |
| SaveImage | SetMouseCallback | ShowImage |
| SetCaptureProperty | SetTrackbarPos |
| WaitKey | WriteFrame |


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Alive and Kicking
(1997, released in the UK as Indian Summer)
Seen on 27 July 1997 with Tony for $8 at the Quad Cinema.
Indian summer can be defined as either an unexpected warm period in the early Fall, or the last stage of someone life "usually regarded as tranquil and serene." The latter is not quite true if you're dealing with AIDS and its fallout.
The movie opens with Tonio (Jason Flemyng), a dancer, literally jumping up and kicking a wall, and eventually falling flat on his back. This is an apt visual metaphor sets the tone. Tonio and his fellow dancers have spent a lot of time at the hospital, visiting loved ones and friends who have died there of AIDS. The other problem looming is Tonio's future visit to this hospital, as he is HIV+ himself. As he turns down his doctor's suggestion of AZT (film is set in 1995), "My lover died last year, and my best friend is sick right now, I haven't had time to worry about the third." (She doesn't get the quip.) He would rather throw himself into dancing.
After his teacher and best friend, Ramon (Anthony Higgins), dies, the head of troupe considers calling it quits, but not before performing one last piece, "Indian Summer," with Tonio as the lead. At Ramon's funeral, Tonio literally runs into Jack (Anthony Sher), who is HIV- and was Ramon's HIV counselor. They later meet at a disco where Tonio, surrounded by gorgeous flirtatious young men, and he runs into Jack again. He forgot meeting Jack, who is stocky and older; Tonio is pretty bitchy to him until Jack reminds him where they met. Then, he is very interested. The film then enters the "unlikely romance" phase.
An outpouring of HIV-related angst, and life angst, ensues. Will Jack be around when Tonio is dying? Would Tonio even consider being with Jack if he was not HIV+? Are they a couple? How come Tonio is so calm while Jack is drinking to forget all the trauma he gets to hear as an AIDS counselor in the age of defunding. The demented, aging choreographer, Luna (Dorothy Tutin), comments that she forgets, remembers, and then forgets what she remembered. She tells Tonio he'll be lucky not to suffer old age. Pondering one's mortality abounds.
A lot of breast beating goes on. Luckily, it is balanced with a lot of humor and a lot of heart. At one point the audience laughed so hard that two whole minutes of dialogue were drowned out. A full spectrum of gay-related issues is covered. A rather nice scene between Tonio and Duncan (Phillip Voss) shows how far gay liberation has come, allowing the younger generation to be themselves. In Duncan's day, he showed a "public life" by marrying Luna and pursued his true feelings surreptitiously.
Luckily, life is not all that difficult if you make the most of your opportunities. This is one of the reasons Jack pursues the "unlikely romance" with Tonio. He hears people complain of what they might have done, and he decides plunge ahead and be insecure later.
Alive and Kicking is thought-provoking and funny, with characters that ring true. It can even sustain two climaxes. It makes optimism look possible, and not just a serving suggestion. There is a lot of uncertainly at any age; you might as well enjoy yourself along the way in spite of it.
P.S.: Made by British television's Channel Four.  Why can't we do better than Kiss Me Guido?
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Not only is it desirable for fifthwave to output the collected metrics
without requiring an analytical solution, it is, in fact, critical to
the correct oportation of the grid convergence tool, verify.f90. Thus,
the metrics must be reprogramming to work without an analytical solution
by default and with one if it exists.
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2011-01-11 13:50 |
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| Release: |
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(released 2011-02-09)
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What is Vulkan?
- Vulkan is a low level graphics and compute API
- More low level than OpenGL
- No validation by default
- More control
- Allows multi-threading
- Simpler driver
Device
- Physical and logical device
- PhysicalDevice
- Available extensions
- Features
- Queues
- Limits
- ...
- vk* functions can be called on any thread
Queues
- Multiple threads can submit work to a queue
- Accepts work via CommandBuffer submission
- Several types of queues:
- Graphics
- Compute
- Transfer
- SparseBinding
- Queues with less flags are more specialized
CommandBuffer
- Allocated from CommandPools
- Records commands which can submitted to the GPU with a queue
- Can execute secondary command buffers => Multi-threading
Graphics Pipeline
- Snapshot of all states: Shaders, DescriptorSets, Renderpass, fill mode, cull mode, depth range ...
- Immutable and expensive to create
- Can be cached with a PipelineCache
- Some state can be dynamic (Viewport, DepthBias, Blend const ...)
SPIR-V
- In between ASM and GLSL
- Can be compiled from GLSL with glslang
- Can be translated into HLSL, MSL and GLSL with spirv-cross
- Allows multiple entry points in a single shader module => Code sharing
- Easier tooling
Buffers, Images and Memory
- Buffers represent linear arrays of data
- Buffers and images will not allocate memory
- Many different heaps
- HostVisible
- DeviceLocal
- ...
- Suballocation is possible
Renderpass
- A Renderpass are chunks of back to back GPU work
- All rendering happens inside a Renderpass
- Renderpasses contain one or more subpasses
- Subpasses can make rendering more efficient
- The disadvantage of subpasses is that they can only access one pixel
Renderpass
layout (input_attachment_index = 0, binding = 0)
uniform subpassInput position;
Framebuffer
- Is just a list of attachments
- Used by a Renderpass instance
DescriptorSets
- Allocated from DescriptorPool
- Can describe different frequencies
- Push constants with 128 bytes
- Dynamic Uniform buffers


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- What npm (node package manager) is, how to install it and how to use it
- Why the node modules (folder node_modules) don't get distributed, and how to always get them again within seconds
- What grunt is, how to install it and how to use it
- Using grunt to lint your JavaScript (find bugs and remove them)
- Using grunt to Annotate AngularJS JavaScript (make nice Angular-Code a bit more complex to prepare it for compression)
- Using grunt to compress JavaScript into a minified version
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The distribution of anthropogenic aerosols’ climate effects depends on the geographic distribution of the aerosols themselves. Yet many scientific and policy discussions ignore the role of emission location when evaluating aerosols’ climate impacts. Here, we present new climate model results demonstrating divergent climate responses to a fixed amount and composition of aerosol—emulating China’s present-day emissions—emitted from 8 key geopolitical regions. The aerosols’ global-mean cooling effect is fourteen times greater when emitted from the highest impact emitting region (Western Europe) than from the lowest (India). Further, radiative forcing, a widely used climate response proxy, fails as an effective predictor of global-mean cooling for national-scale aerosol emissions in our simulations; global-mean forcing-to-cooling efficacy differs fivefold depending on emitting region. This suggests that climate accounting should differentiate between aerosols emitted from different countries and that aerosol emissions’ evolving geographic distribution will impact the global-scale magnitude and spatial distribution of climate change.
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| std::vector< State >::iterator | begin () |
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EC2 backup with lambda
#Create EC2 Snapshots with AWS Lambda and Python Functions
Create the IAM Role that will be used
First in IAM, navigate to Services -> IAM -> Roles -> Create Role. Then select Lambda and create a policy for the role.
We want our function to be able to:
-
Read different types of information from EC2 (so we’ll give it full describe and read permissions)
-
Create and Delete Snapshots
-
Create and Delete Tags
-
Write access to CloudWatch Logs
{
"Version": "2012-10-17",
"Statement": [
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "logs:*",
"Resource": "*"
},
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "ec2:Describe*",
"Resource": "*"
},
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": [
"ec2:CreateSnapshot",
"ec2:DeleteSnapshot",
"ec2:CreateTags",
"ec2:DeleteTags",
"ec2:ModifySnapshotAttribute"
],
"Resource": [
"*"
]
}
]
}
Tagging
To label which EC2 Instances we want to snapshot – we will use tags.
Simply select the instance which we want to automatically snapshot – then give it the tag Key: ‘auto_snapshot’ and Value: ‘true’ .
Lambda
Now, navigate to the AWS Lambda Management Console. Then select Create Function > Author from Scratch. Name your function, choose Python 3.6 as the runtime, finally for roles select Choose an Existing Role (and select the role we made earlier).
Python 3.6 script to be added to the function, gist here: (Github)
import collections
import datetime
import time
import sys
today = datetime.date.today()
today_string = today.strftime('%Y/%m/%d')
delete_after_days = 2 # Delete snapshots after this many days
# Except after Monday (at Tuesday ~1am), since Friday is only 2 'working' days away:
if datetime.date.today().weekday() == 1:
delete_after_days = delete_after_days + 2
deletion_date = today - datetime.timedelta(days=delete_after_days)
deletion_date_string = deletion_date.strftime('%Y/%m/%d')
ec2 = boto3.client('ec2')
regions = ec2.describe_regions().get('Regions',[] )
all_regions = [region['RegionName'] for region in regions]
def lambda_handler(event, context):
snapshot_counter = 0
snap_size_counter = 0
deletion_counter = 0
deleted_size_counter = 0
for region_name in all_regions:
print('Instances in EC2 Region {0}:'.format(region_name))
ec2 = boto3.resource('ec2', region_name=region_name)
# We only want to look through instances with the following tag key value pair: auto_snapshot : true
instances = ec2.instances.filter(
Filters=[
{'Name': 'tag:auto_snapshot', 'Values': ['true']}
]
)
volume_ids = []
for i in instances.all():
for tag in i.tags: # Get the name of the instance
if tag['Key'] == 'Name':
name = tag['Value']
print('Found tagged instance \'{1}\', id: {0}, state: {2}'.format(i.id, name, i.state['Name']))
vols = i.volumes.all() # Iterate through each instance's volumes
for v in vols:
print('{0} is attached to volume {1}, proceeding to snapshot'.format(name, v.id))
volume_ids.extend(v.id)
snapshot = v.create_snapshot(
Description = 'AutoSnapshot of {0}, on volume {1} - Created {2}'.format(name, v.id, today_string),
)
snapshot.create_tags( # Add the following tags to the new snapshot
Tags = [
{
'Key': 'auto_snap',
'Value': 'true'
},
{
'Key': 'volume',
'Value': v.id
},
{
'Key': 'CreatedOn',
'Value': today_string
},
{
'Key': 'Name',
'Value': '{} autosnap'.format(name)
}
]
)
print('Snapshot completed')
snapshot_counter += 1
snap_size_counter += snapshot.volume_size
# Now iterate through snapshots which were made by autsnap
snapshots = ec2.snapshots.filter(
Filters=[
{'Name': 'tag:auto_snap', 'Values': ['true']
}
]
)
print('Checking for out of date snapshots for instance {0}...'.format(name))
for snap in snapshots:
can_delete = False
for tag in snap.tags: # Use these if statements to get each snapshot's
# cleated on date, name and auto_snap tag
if tag['Key'] == 'CreatedOn':
created_on_string = tag['Value']
if tag['Key'] == 'auto_snap':
if tag['Value'] == 'true':
can_delete = True
if tag['Key'] == 'Name':
name = tag['Value']
created_on = datetime.datetime.strptime(created_on_string, '%Y/%m/%d').date()
if created_on <= deletion_date and can_delete == True:
print('Snapshot id {0}, ({1}) from {2} is {3} or more days old... deleting'.format(snap.id, name, created_on_string, delete_after_days))
deleted_size_counter += snap.volume_size
snap.delete()
deletion_counter += 1
print(' Made {0} snapshots totalling {1} GB\
Deleted {2} snapshots totalling {3} GB'.format(snapshot_counter, snap_size_counter, deletion_counter, deleted_size_counter))
return
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Introduction
What is HTML?
Hypertext Markup Language is the standard markup language for documents designed to be displayed in a web browser. It can be assisted by technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets and scripting languages such as JavaScript.
- HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language
- HTML describes the structure of Web pages using markup
- HTML elements are the building blocks of HTML pages
- HTML elements are represented by tags
- HTML tags label pieces of content such as "heading", "paragraph", "table", and so on
- Browsers do not display the HTML tags, but use them to render the content of the page
Here is an example of HTML code in practice, below we can see each line of code explained.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>Page Title</title>

This is a Heading

This is a paragraph.

The Basics
In this chapter we will show some basic HTML examples.
Don't worry if we use tags you have not learned about yet.
HTML Documents:
All HTML documents must start with a document type declaration:
The HTML document itself begins with  and ends with .
The visible part of the HTML document is between  and .
Example:
<!DOCTYPE html>

My First Heading

My first paragraph.

A Brief Overview
- The <!DOCTYPE html> declaration defines that this document is an HTML5 document
- The  element is the root element of an HTML page
- The  element contains meta information about the HTML page
- The <title> element specifies a title for the HTML page (which is shown in the browser's title bar or in the page's tab)
- The  element defines the document's body, and is a container for all the visible contents, such as headings, paragraphs, images, hyperlinks, tables, lists, etc.
- The
 element defines a large heading
- The
 element defines a paragraph

This is a paragraph.

 This is another paragraph.

HTML Paragraphs
The HTML
 element defines a paragraph:

This is a paragraph.

 This is another paragraph.

NOTE: Browsers automatically add some white space (a margin) before and after a paragraph.
HTML Display
- You cannot be sure how HTML will be displayed.
- Large or small screens, and resized windows will create different results.
- With HTML, you cannot change the output by adding extra spaces or extra lines in your HTML code.
- The browser will remove any extra spaces and extra lines when the page is displayed:

This is a test.

 This is another paragraph so that I have five pieces of code.

References
https://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp


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Al-Tawfiq, Jaffar A, Alimuddin Zumla, and Ziad A Memish. 2014. “Travel Implications of Emerging Coronaviruses: SARS and MERS-CoV.” Travel Medicine and Infectious Disease 12 (5): 422–28.
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Guarner, Jeannette. 2020. “Three Emerging Coronaviruses in Two Decades: The Story of SARS, MERS, and Now COVID-19.” Oxford University Press US.
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Bad radios A microwave oven cooks the food by passing high power (about 750 - 1000) watts of small wavelength, high frequency (2000 Mega Hertz MHz) radio waves. This radiation happens inside a shielded chamber so that it doesn’t come out. There are folks who tried to beat the mechanism (door open warning) and have gone blind by peering into the cooking chamber. Facts and studies on damage caused to the food by such radiation are like several cans of worms. Radiation from cell phones and cell phone towers heat up body tissue. Also, there is a claim that this radiation caused DNA damage and cause cancer. Higher the frequency, shorter is the wavelength and higher is the absorption rate in the body! So, all radio waves are harmful but higher frequencies are deadly. In olden days, they used to treat body aches with high power radio waves directed on the body. They used longer wavelengths…works by heating up the affected area… but this treatment has been quietly banned now! There is a case where a person accidentally walked across a big C band (5000 MHz) dish antenna on roof top transmitting TV program to satellite and died few days later because of exposure. We are relentlessly bombarded by many type of electromagnetic radiations in our life. FCC of US regulates that any appliance should not emit harmful radiation which will interfere with other devices. But with our muniyandi brand mixies and other devices, who is enforcing these regulations? Located near a residential area near Avadi, our All India Radio station, Chennai, transmits 20,000 (20 KW) watts of power in medium wave (783 Khz). Remember, a microwave cooks your food at 1000 watts J People are unaware. Following is the list of government run stations… Think how many other FM stations (private) are operating in Chennai alone! DOT generates lot of revenue by allocating “spectrum” to these commercial stations / cell phone companies. List of radio stations in Chennai…. 200 KW (2,00,000 Watts) MW 'A' 720 khz MULTI TRACK 20 KW MW 'B' 1017 khz TYPE IV Plus, UPLINK 20 kW MW VB 783 khz News on Phone, RNU 20 KW FM,(RAINBOW) 101.4 Mhz STEREO 20 KW FM ,(GOLD) 102.3 Mhz STEREO 50 KW Short wave 100 KW SW VB SYNC. Thank god medium, short and long waves pass through the body and hence heating effect is minimal… however, I think stress levels of people living near these transmitters will be high. Also, the distance from the antenna matters…. Exposure reduces exponentially when you move away from the antenna. Ham radio operators, who are crazy about their hobby are constantly worried about interference in their spectrum. Those days are gone when the “band was quiet” so that one could hear transmission from a fellow ham operating thousands of miles of away easily. Ham radio operators report signals from other stations with RST system. R - Readability
- Understanding what is said and how well. On a scale of 1 to 5, the
readability of your signal with a "5" being perfect with no
difficulty. In other words the ability of the other operator to
understand what you are saying. A "1" is unreadable....a "5" is
perfectly readable.
A good sounding phone (voice) signal from a fellow ham reported as 59 means readability is perfect (5) and strength is extremely strong (9). These days, due to the noise from “radio pollution “, my radio in Chennai reads 59 without any transmission at all! It means that it is receiving noise at that signal level! It is very difficult for me to work with other stations with signal strength less than 57! The other station has to break the noise floor! Only solace is that with improvements in digital signal processing and growth in chip technology it is possible to filter out signal from noise better. However, an average enthusiastic “home brewer” is finding it more and more difficult to source components (companies would not distribute parts… and even if they do, special labs are needed to solder them without damage) and build radios. Ham folks take pride in designing their own antennas and build their own radios to talk to each other from great distances with minimal power (sometimes as low as 1 Watt to 100 watts) and less bandwidth. There is a breed of hams that will not transmit more than 5 watts – these are called QRP enthusiasts! The bands have become so noisy these days in the cities with radio pollution from appliances, automobiles, you name them. Often ham radio folks move away from the city for a day or two, on “field days”… take their radios on boats, mountain tops and have field day. ~-~ |


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You think water moves fast? You should see ice. It moves like it has a mind. Like it knows it killed the world once and got a taste for murder. After the avalanche, it took us a week to climb out. Now, I don't know exactly when we turned on each other, but I know that seven of us survived the slide... and only five made it out. Now we took an oath, that I'm breaking now. We said we'd say it was the snow that killed the other two, but it wasn't. Nature is lethal but it doesn't hold a candle to man.
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Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also which shall believe on me through their word. ...that they may be one, even as we are one: I in them, and thou in me, that they may be made perfect in one; and that the world may know that thou hast sent me. John 17:20,22-23
Over the years the Church has come up with all kinds of elaborate ways to evangelize the world. We get together and map out plans and strategies and raise money for it. But through it all, we rarely mention the plan that Jesus gave us.
Most believers don't even realize that He gave us the key to winning the world, but He did. He prayed about it right before He went to the Cross. He asked the Father to bring us into a place of such oneness with each other and with Him that the world would know that He had been sent from God.
If you and I and all the rest of the Body of Christ would get together and start loving each other, we'd evangelize the world so fast it would make your head swim. It's true. But until recently, we've been too busy scrapping with one another and getting our feelings hurt to give it much thought.
But, praise God, it's beginning to dawn on some folks now that we need to stop that stuff. We need to start treating Jesus' command that we love one another as a command instead of an alternative. We need to drop our silly arguments and be unified by the Spirit of God.
Do you want to take a step toward evangelizing the world today? Then start praying for oneness.
Start confessing that the Church of God is going to rise up together in faith and love as one glorious Body driven by the power of Jesus Himself. We are, you know. Jesus prayed that it would happen, and the Holy Spirit is already bringing it to pass.
Satan would like to stop it, but he can't.  It's going to let the whole world know that Jesus truly is Lord!
Scripture Reading: John 17:9-26


Jharkhand Assembly: Myth of Speaker's jinx
Since Jharkhand assembly's inception 19 years ago, no sitting assembly speaker has ever won the next election.
Jharkhand assembly turned 19 on Friday. After its inception on this day in the year 2000, it has witnessed a lot of ups and downs - more than 10 changes of guards. But there has been one constant - the speaker who chaired the assembly lost subsequent elections. This has happened in 2005, 2009 and 2014. The sitting assembly speaker has never won the next election.
In 2005 when Jharkhand went to elections, MP Singh was on the chair. He was denied ticket from Jamshedpur West to accommodate Saryu Rai. Irked Speaker contested on an RJD ticket and lost the battle.
Similarly, Alam Gir Alam who contested in 2009 as a sitting speaker lost the election from Pakur as Congress, RJD and JMM contested the elections on their own without an alliance. JMM emerged victorious from Pakur. Again in 2014, JMM, Congress and RJD could not come to terms and went alone in electoral fray and the then Speaker Shashank Shekhar Bhokta lost the contest from Sarath Constituency in Deoghar.
Political expert Baidyanath Mishra, aware of the nitty-gritty and nuances of Jharkhand, says it's a coincidence that no sitting speaker has been able to break the jinx but there is always a valid logic behind why they lost.
CP Singh, the urban development minister in Raghuwar cabinet, had chaired the assembly from 2009 to till Hemant Soren took over in 2013. He is confident that the jinx of the speaker will definitely break with the win of Dinesh Oran, the current speaker who is contesting from Sisai constituency.


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1 This is what Yahweh says to his anointed, to Cyrus, whose right hand I hold,
in order to subdue nations before him, to disarm kings,
and to open the doors before him, so that gates remain open:
2 "I will go before you and level the mountains;
I will break in pieces the doors of bronze and cut in pieces their iron bars,
3 and I will give you the treasures of darkness and riches hidden away,
that you may know that it is I, Yahweh, who call you by your name, I, the God of Israel.
4 For Jacob my servant's sake, and Israel my chosen,
I have called you by your name: giving you a title of honor, though you have not known me.
5 I am Yahweh, and there is no other; there is no God but me.
I will arm you for battle, though you have not known me;
6 that people may know from the rising of the sun, and from the west, that there is no god but me:
I am Yahweh, and there is no other.
7 I form the light and create darkness;
I bring peace and create disaster; I am Yahweh, who does all these things.
8 You heavens, rain down from above! Let the skies rain down righteous salvation.
Let the earth absorb it, that salvation may sprout up,
and righteousness spring up together with it. I, Yahweh, have created them both.
9 Woe to anyone that argues with his maker! An earthen potshard among all the earthen potshards in the ground!
Should the clay say to the potter, 'What are you doing?' or, 'What you were making—did you have no hands when you did it?'
10 Woe to him who says to a father, 'What are you fathering?' or to a woman, 'What are you giving birth to?'
11 This is what Yahweh says, the Holy One of Israel, her Maker:
'Concerning things to come, do you question me about my children? Do you tell me what to do concerning the work of my hands?'
12 'I made the earth and created man on it.
It was my hands that stretched out the heavens, and I commanded all the stars to appear.
13 I stirred Cyrus up in righteousness, and I will smooth out all his paths.
He will build my city; he will let my exiled people go home, and not for price nor bribe,'" says Yahweh of hosts.
14 This is what Yahweh says,
"The earnings of Egypt and the merchandise of Ethiopia with the Sabeans, men of tall stature,
will be brought to you. They will be yours. They will follow after you, coming in chains.

He created it, not as a waste, but designed it to be inhabited:
"I am Yahweh, and I have no peer.
19 I have not spoken in private, in some hidden place;
I did not say to Jacob's descendants, 'Seek me in vain!'
I am Yahweh, who speaks sincerely; I declare the things that are right.
20 Assemble yourselves and come! Gather together, you refugees from among the nations!
They have no knowledge, those who carry carved images and pray to gods who cannot save.
21 Come close and declare it to me, bring the evidence! Let them conspire together.
Who has shown this from long ago? Who announced it?
Was it not I, Yahweh? And there is no God except me, a just God and a Savior; there is no one
besides me.
22 Turn to me and be saved, all the ends of the earth;
for I am God, and there is no other god.
23 'By myself I swear,
speaking my just decree, and it will not turn back:
To me every knee will bend, every tongue will swear,
24 Saying, "In Yahweh alone are salvation and strength."'"
All who are angry with him will cringe before him in shame.
25 In Yahweh all the descendants of Israel will be justified; they will take pride in him.


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Stanimir Dragiev
stanio at cs.tu-berlin.de
Mon Apr 16 08:54:21 CEST 2007
Hello,
Many thanks for the suggestion!
* penche21 penche21 <penche21 at hotmail.com> [2007-04-14 15:31]:
> >Questions:
> >#. Is there a way to post relaxable constraints and set priority on them?
>
> What first comes in to my mind is that;
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> first run your project, lets say with all constraint,
> after search comes to an end you see solution == null, restart it with a
> flag to drop some constraints. this continues one after another and you
> specify the priorities.
>
My topic was actually "relaxable"...
But I might have to deal with priorities anyway, so thanks for your
suggestion. This seems to be the better way than what I had in mind: the other
way round - add constraints if problem still solvable.
Cheers,
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Version control and command-line concoctions for fun and profit
"git gets easier once you get the basic idea that branches are homeomorphic endofunctors mapping submanifolds of a Hilbert space."
— chi wai lau (@tabqwerty)
March 9, 2011
How does Git really work?
But here are some things about Git that I find useful
Branches are nothing special, and not magical
A branch is a reference to a particular commit
This is sometimes called the 'tip'. If you make another commit on that branch, you automatically switch that branch to point to the most recent commit.
 You know all this.
You cannot ever 'break' Git
What do you think will happen here?
Absolutely bugger all except the deletion of a branch that points to the a6032bd
commit as the tip of that branch
All the commits still exist and you can check them out at any point
(as an aside, all git checkout
does is point your current directory to a particular state of the project)
When you pull a branch, you're actually doing two things
git fetch
to update all the remote branches from your repository
git merge
to merge the remote branch into your local one
(a popular misconception is that your local branch and your remote branch are the same branch)
'pulling' origin/feature-x
into local/feature-x
is technically the same process as
merging local/feature-x
into local/master
The Dark Art of Rebasing & Squashing
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Meet Boris's Green Party rival and his band of loyal fellow campaigners
The Green Party candidate standing against Boris Johnson in the General Election has denied obstruction of a highway during a protest against HS2.
Mark Keir, 58, appeared at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday after being arrested during a protest at the high-speed rail construction site in Harvil Road, Uxbridge, west London, on Tuesday.
He is accused of stopping multiple lorries from accessing the site by lying down in the road by an entrance to the construction site with Scott Breen, 45.
The pair are said to have locked their arms together in a concrete tube before filling the ends of the tube with cement to prevent them being moved.
Prosecutor Chiran Mondal said this action hindered work on a lawful construction site and caused a loss of earnings.
In addition to one count of wilful obstruction of a highway each, both men were charged with hindering people in their work.
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A third charge of causing a public nuisance was dropped.
Iain Oliver, 39, of Harvil Road, Uxbridge, was also arrested on one charge of obstructing an officer.
The three men deny all charges.
Keir, of Winnock Road, West Drayton, is standing as the Green Party candidate for Uxbridge and South Ruislip, previously held by the Prime Minister.
The Uxbridge HS2 site has attracted protests regarding the construction work due to fears that it would negatively affect or pollute the water supply and biodiversity in the area.
Olivia Haggar, representing Keir and Breen, of Vineries Close, Sipson, said the protest was lawful and the vehicles were not hindered in their work.
Keir, Breen and Oliver will appear again at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court for a trial on February 10 2020.
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