Version 6.1.1
Main Application:
- Critical Fix for AMS: Application stoping to work for AMS resolved.
Version 6.1.0
Main Application:
- Added options in the settings to disable/enable the update of
Pedal and Gear Information, Temperature Information (coolant / oil temperature) and non temperature information (i.e. turbo) pressures.
This is to save CPU resources in cases when these information is not required (i.e. VR)
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Rating: Deviation locked to 50, as it didn't perform as expected at lower values.
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Championship: Added championship templates (Formula 2, Formula 3, Formula 4, Imsa Current Series, Imsa GT Championship)
Version 6.0.1
General:
- Refactored UI resources organization, drastically improving the UI responsiveness and reducing memory consumption.
Main Application:
- The timning grid will update only when in-session. Allowing to exhamine the results/drivers timing after a race.
Version 6.0 - Championships
Main Application:
- Championships module: Added championships module that allows you to run custom singleplayer championships in most of the supported sims. Check the wiki for more information.
- Rating: Difficulty rating made transparent to user. This rating is used to determine the difficulty.
Version 5.10.2
Main Application:
- F1 2019: Added the ability to configure listening port for F1 2019. The setting is in the "Manage Plugins" application. So Second Monitor can now be used alongside SimHub for F1 2019, using the SimHubs UDP relay functionality.
- F1 2019 Fix: First Timed Lap in practice and qualification should now be properly recognized.
- AC Fix: Fixed random session restart on some tracks after first lap in race.
- General Fix: Fixed custom outline displayed on driver row even if custom outline was disabled for that driver.
Version 5.10.1
Main Application:
- Critical Fix: Fixed remote connection not working.
Version 5.10.0
Main Application:
- F1 2019: Added initial support for F1 2019. To use, enable the the telemetry in F1 2019 settings (F1 2019 format). The application only works with the default port (20777).
- Known Issue - First Timed lap not recognized correctly: First timed lap in practice/qualification might not be recognized correctly.
- Known Issue - Wrong Lap Times: Becaue the field in the F1 2019 upd telemetry holding the last lap time is currently bugged (it reports 0 most of the time), the lap time is the last known lap time, before the finish line was crossed. So it will be smaller roughly by the gap between telemtry packets. While the laps times are incorrect, the relative times between lap times should be very close to the real difference, and can be used reliably. Fastest laps time are correct.
- Known Issue - Missing Lap/Sector Times: The time spent "teleporting" (i.e moving out of pix directly to hotlap), or in accelerated time, is not propagated via the F1 2019 UDP telemetry. Because of this, the application does not know about laps that occured in this time. This does not affect race session. This does not affect the fastest lap time presented for driver and session overall, as this is this information is always available in the F1 2019 UDP Telemetry.
- Pit Information Reworked: Reworked the information shown in the "Pit" column during races, making it more usefull for longer races with tyre changes. The information shown is situation dependant.
- No Pit Stop in the last 5 laps: If the driver has not made a pit stop in the last 5 laps, then the total number of pit stops + the age of the tyres he is currently on is shown. The application assumes that each pit stop is a tyre change.
- Pit Stop in the last 5 laps: If the driver has pitted in the last 5 laps, then the total pit time of this stop is shown. If the player has stop aswell in the race, it will show the relative difference between the players and the drivers pit stop. Negative means that the drivers pit stop was shorter (the player has lost time.)
Also added coloring to the Pit Information Status:
- Green - You gained more than seconds againts this driver in the last pit stop.
- Red - You lost more than seconds againts this driver in the last pit stop.
Version 5.9.1
Main Application:
- Fix: Fixed critical issue when application would crash few moments after startup.
Version 5.9.0
Telemetry:
- Datapoint selection: Improved the ability to select datapoints. It is now possible to select regions on map and scatterplots by pressing the Right Mouse Button + LShift for selection and Right Mouse Button + LAlt to deselect. Shift + Right Click on histograms will toggle bar selection. Selected points are global, and all charts will be affected by selection in other charts. Check the wiki for more information.
- Fix AC: Fixed application not correctly capturing data from rear right wheel (stupid copy-paster error).
- Fix: Fixed Wheel Slip (Braking) not displaying any data when in "Single series for stint" mode.
Version 5.8.0
Main Application:
- Wheel Diameter: Added the ability to define wheel diameter in the car settings window. These values are required for correct slip calculation by the telemetry viewer. Use the wizard, opened by clicking on the button next to these values, to determine the wheel diameter. Check the wiki for instructions.
Telemetry:
- Wheel Slip: The application is now able to calculate wheel slip. Correct wheel diameter is required for these values to be correct. With the standard data track, two new scatterplots are added - Wheel Slip during Acceleration and Wheel Slip during Braking
Version 5.7.0
Main Application:
- Track Records:The application now tracks player records for each track. Overall record, individual class and individual vehicles records are stored. Clicking on the TR will open list of all track records for the given sim. Clicking on the CR or VR will open all class/vehicle records for the current track (you need to be in session for this). In the options it is possible to specify if you want to see overall records, or just records recorded in the currently run session type (practice/race/qualy).
- Torque units: Torque units can now be selected in the settings window.
- Power units: Torque units can now be selected in the settings window.
Telemetry:
- Load/Unload all laps buttons added: These buttons allow to load or unload all laps, or laps for a selected stint.
- Power Curve added: Added a new power curve scatterplot showing the relationship between power, torque and rpm. This only works for R3E and PCars2, as these are the only sims providing engine torque output. Also keep in mind, that only RPM present in the telemetry will be populated. For a full power circle some purposeful running at lower RPM is necessary.
- Speed in turns histogram added: Added a new histogram showing the % time spent in each speed band while turning (lateral acceleration is > 0.4), this helps you to analyze which turns are more prominent on the track (high speed vs low speed), showing for which speed lateral grips should be maximized for gains.
- Traction Circle: Three new charts were added to the traction control chart - First is a the speed in turns histogram, the others are the two scatterplots that show the relation between speed and lateral/longitudinal acceleration. This is helpful to i.e. analyze turning performance in various speeds, allowing you to examine how setup changes affect turning pefromance at different speeds.
Version 5.6.1
Main Application:
- Fix Assetto Corsa: Fixed an critical issue, where the application required administration rights to work for AC, when the application was installed in the default forlder.
Version 5.6.0
Main Application:
- Rating: Added the possibility, in options, to set "rating reference", affecting where the rating module would expect the player to finish (leading pack, midfield..etc). See the wiki
- Rating: Added the possibility to define the amount of "grace laps", during which rating will not be affected by a restart.
- PCars 2: Some of the previously missed data - left/right/center tyre temperatures and right height, are now filled from the UDP data provided by PCars 2. UDP protocol needs to be enabled in PCars 2.
Telemetry:
- Basic Histogram Filtering: Added basic data filtering for most histograms. Bands which contribute less than 0.25% will be discarted. This will be replaced in later version with proper outlier removal.
- New Camber Histogram: Added a new histogram showing %time each wheel spents at the given camber. The 0 value of this histogram is choosable ideal camber angle.
- New Camber to Lateral G scatterplot: Added a new scatterplot showing the relationship between lateral G and camber, for each wheel.
- New Tyre Load Charts: Added series of charts for tyre loads analysis. This includes tyre load histogram, tyre load vs camber scatter plot, tyre load vs lateral acceleration scatter plot, tyre load vs longitudinal acceleration scatter plot.
- Stints: Laps can now be organized into groups, called stints. Stint can be set next to the lap color in the lap picker. New telemetry files will have the stints automatically filled so laps between pit entries belong to the same stint. Stints can affect how aggregated charts present data. Histograms can be opened either as now - one chart for all selected laps, or separate chart window for each stint. Scatterplots present data in three ways - as now, all selected laps in a single chart, or separate window for each stint, or having a separate series for each stint, combined in a single chart. The prefered presentation can be changed in the third tab of the aggregated charts picker window. This setting is preserved.
- Suspension velocity histogram: It is now possible to define separate fast/slow boundary for bump and rebound sepearately, and also separately for each wheel.
- Charts parameters persistance: Selected charts have persistent parameters between application runs. These settings are tied to the Car being analyzed, so it is possible to define different paramters for different cars. The two charts persisting parameters right now are Suspension Velocity Histogram and the new Camber histogram
- R3E - Suspension velocity histogram: The defualt bump/rebound values for R3E cars are the same as used by r3e under the hood. Big thanks to Alex Hodgkinson for providing these values.
Version 5.5.3
Main Application:
- R3E: Updated Data.json for the 10th of july updated.
Version 5.5.2
Main Application:
- Fix: Fixed possible connection error when using second monitor on separate computer.
Version 5.5.1
Telemetry:
- Chart Scaling Fix: Fixed DPI scaling for the reworked charts
Version 5.5.0
Telemetry:
- All Charts reworked to use the WinForms version of Oxyplot: All charts in telemetry viewer now use WinForms version of OxyPlot. This version performs significantly better, especially with larger dataset. This change has some drawbacks, that are result of using WinForms inside WPF. There is very little I can do with these.
Loading of first lap takes longer, and causes a temporal significant memory consumption spike. Loading of consecutive is instant. There are also quite a bit of graphical artifacting that occurs when scrolling or selecting distance.
Version 5.4.0
Main Application:
- Rating Fix: Rating should be more robust in detecting erroneous session switches from telemetry.
- Fix: Drivers outlining settings will no longer get cleared when the application gets closed without connecting to any simulator.
Telemetry:
- Reworked serialization: Serialization now uses protobuf-net. This should bring significant loading times improvements (should be instant on most tracks). Old telemetry files will still work, and will be migrated to the new format during first load.
Version 5.3.0
Main Application:
- Rating: Project Cars 2 is now supported.
- Rating: Volatiliy was removed from rating as it did not perform as intended.
- PCars 2: Added operating pressures and temperatures for all the classes. This information is based on http://forum.projectcarsgame.com/showthread.php?57541-Project-CARS-2-Tyre-Temps.
- Tyre Operational ranges: It is now possible to define separate operating temperature and pressures for front and rear tyres.
- Timing Grid: Timing grid will no longer be cleared when exiting session. This will decrease the load time required when jumping into a new session.
- Fix: Fixes to the driver outline functionality.
Version 5.2.0
Main Application:
- Rating: Simulator rating decoupled from difficulty. There is now a separate, hidden, rating for difficulty, that doesn't get updated on DNF. This is to prevent difficulty swings when the player crashes out, as difficulty should really be based only on performance when the driver finishes.
- Rating: Added the ability to show all ratings, for all simulator in a single window (click the 'O' button in rating view).
- Rating: From now on, the application will store race results. The history of races can be shown using the 'H' button in the rating view. Last 500 races for each simulator are stored.
- AC: Added ideal tyre pressures and temperatures for over 900cars. This information was extracted form ProTyres ini & lut pack - https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/protyres-ini-lut-pack.18088/
- Fix R3E: The application will not show systems as damaged if damage is disabled.
Telemetry Viewer:
- Tyre Load Chart Added, currently filled for R3E
Version 5.1.2
Main Application:
- Asseto Corsa: Fixed dependecies loading for the plugin for Assetto Corsa, which made the plugin inoperable for some users.
Version 5.1.1
Main Application:
- R3E: Updated data.json to contain the newly released FR90.
Version 5.1.0
Main Application:
- Rating: Added support for Automobilista.
- Rating: The application now remembers last played class for each sim, preselecting that class at application/sim start.
- Rating: Race suggestion was disabled temporarily, something more robust is being implemented.
- New Feature - Tyre Life Monitoring : Added several colored lines for each tyre status control. This is what they indicate
- Black Line - This is the estimated tyre condition at the end of the race. This is calculated every 30seconds, based on tyre wear in the last 4 minutes.
- Yellow Line - This line indicates the boundary of mild wear.
- Red Line - This line indicates the boundary of heavy wear.
- New Feature - Tyre Life Monitoring : Added tyres lifetime estimation. This number indicates how many laps are left untill tyre becomes heavy worn. This is calculated every 30seconds, based on tyre wear in the last 4 minutes.
- Tyres Colors: Added 'Ultrasoft' compound. Changed color scheme to the F1 2018 season, as it looks like it is the color scheme used by most sims.
Telemetry Viewer:
- Suspension Velocity Histogram: Separate color for fast and slow bumps/rebounds, with separate statistics for each. The boundary between fast and slow can be set in the chart.
- RFactor2: Increased frequency of telemetry points for rFactor2 (previously it was possible to capture only every 200ms), making telemetry more usefull for rFactor2.
Version 5.0.1
Main Application:
- Rating Fix: Fixed rating module not propably detecting start of second race, resulting in only one race being rated.
- Rating Fix: Fixed an issue where AI drivers were sometimes not properly ordered for rating calculation, resulted in incorrect AI rating.
Version 5.0.0 - Single Player Ratings
Main Application:
- Rating For SP: Added Rating module for single player races (similar to what you might see in IRacing). Initially supported for R3E, RFactor2 and Assetto Corsa. Support for AMS and PCars 2 will come in next version. This module tracks your rating for each class you drive, offering optimal difficulty based on your performance. AI drivers have computed rating based on the selected difficulty and qualification times. Your performance againts them during the race will determine your rating changes. Please see the tutorial to get you going : https://gitlab.com/winzarten/SecondMonitor/wikis/Rating-Tutorial
- Pit Board: In races, after each completed lap, a pit board will open temporarily on the bottom-left side of the application (over the tyres and pedals overview). The main information provided by the board is the gap to the car ahead and behind, as well as the difference of these gaps between current an previous lap. This information is color colored - green if you're catching the car ahead, or pulling from the car behind. Red if the car ahead is pulling await, or the car behind is catching.
- Tyre Color Codes: The Pit column in timing grid now contains a colored ribbon, if a standard tyre compound is equipped. For R3E and RFactor 2 this colored ribbon is also present for competing drivers, so you can quickly see what compound is the field running. Other simulator do not expose this information. The standard compounds are - suppersoft, soft, medium, hard, intermediate, wet, prime, option. The ribbon is using the colors used in F1.
- Removed some textual effect (i.e. shadowing) on the main app, as they were too demanding on performance.
Version 4.11.0
Telemetry Viewer:
- Suspension Velocity Histogram: It is now possible to specify both the minimum and maximum velocity for the histogram
- Lat/Long Acc Scatter plot Chart made symmetric, with the range automatically rounded to the next whole number.
Version 4.10.0
Telemetry Viewer:
- Added Yaw Chart: Yaw is difference between the car orientation, and where the car is travelling. This value is computed by the telemetry viewer, currently only works in R3E. Not filled in older telemetry files
- Suspension Velocity Histogram improved - The histogram has default range of -200 to 200mm/s. Points outside this range will not be taken into calculation. This range in changeable in the chart.
Version 4.9.0
Telemetry Viewer:
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Added Lateral vs Longitudinal Acceleration Chart
- Added Rear vs Front roll angle chart. Only works in R3E (the only simulator providing roll information), and only with telemetry files caputred from this version.
- Starting the renaming process from Horizontal to Longitudinal :)
Version 4.8.0
Main App:
- The application now remembers the last window location and state, and will automatically open on that location (no more dragging on application start :))
Telemetry Viewer:
- New Telemetry Chart - Rake: Added rake graph, showing the differnce between the average rear and average fron ride height. Shown as distance, and not angle, because the application doesn't know the cars wheelbase length.
- Rake / Speed scatter plot: Added scatter plot showing the relationsip between rake and speed.
Version 4.7.0
Main App:
- Tming Grid - Class color codes: Added a small colored band on the start of each row, representing the class the car belongs to. This can be used to quick reference different classes in a multiclass race. This indication is shown only in multiclass races
- Map View - Class color codes: Added a small circle above each driver with the color code of the class the car belongs to (the same color as in timing grid). This indication is shown only in multiclass races.
Telemetry Viewer:
- New Aggregated Charts: Added new aggregated charts, focused mainly on ride height - ride height histogram, ride height vs speed plot, ride height vs lateral acceleration plot, ride height vs horizontal acceleration plot, ride height vs downforce plot.
- Histogram band selection: It is now possible to select bands on hinstogram using shift + left mouse click. Selected bands will be shown on the track map. I suggest to disable sectors coloring for better readability.
- Fix Suspension Velocity Histogram: Fixed issue with the average suspension speed calculation. Changing the band size will no longer have an effect on the calculation.
- Suspension Velocity Histogram : Changed the placement of the bands, so 0 will be between bars, not in the middle of 0 band.
Version 4.6.0
Main App:
- Removed performance cost of resorting the main timing grid. This should remove freezes that did occur roughly every 10seconds, when the gird was resorted. This also allows to resort the grid on every update.
- Not unique names - The application has a limitation of requiring unique driver names, for the timing grid to operate correctly. But until now it did not inform the user if this prerequsitie was violated. This can happen mainly when running versus AI, when more opponents are selected, than the simulator has name for. Now, a message will appear above the grid stating that such situation happened, and showing the number of unique names, and the list of non-unique names. The check is done every 10 seconds.
- R3E Fix - Fixed multiclass support for R3E.
- Gap visualization (Experimental, disabled by defualt) - Timing grid can now visualize gaps between drivers by increasing row spacing (up to a predefined height). Can be enabled, and configured, in the options.
Version 4.5.0 - Aggregated Charts for Telemetry Viewer
Main App:
- Telemetry Logging: Fixed inconsistencies in horizontal acceleration loging, where acceleration would be logged as negative G.
- Telemetry Logging: The application will now also log invalid laps. This can be disabled in the options menu. In rare cases where a sim repots two laps with the same number (can happen in outlaps in practice/qualification), the older lap will get overwritten by the newer.
- Telemetry Logging: The application will no longer log datapoints when player is in pits. As outlaps are now also logged, this change is to limit the size of outlaps made after the player sat in pits for several minutes.
Telemetry Viewer
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Aggregated charts: Added new kind of charts whitch take all datapoints from all selected laps (please wait until the laps finished loading, before opening the charts), and project them in a way that should help car behaviour analysis. The selector can be opened
using the button next to the "Add Lap" button.
Each new charts is opened in a new separated window and unlimited number of these charts can be opened, each with different lap selection.
- Aggregated charts available: Suspension velocity histogram, RPM histogram, Horizontal Acceleration vs Speed scatter plot, Horizontal Acceleration vs RPM scatter plot, Speed vs RPM scatter plot. More charts will come in next version.
- Tracker Change: Tracker or chart will not display proper units, instead of X/Y
- Tracker Change: Changed the tracker color
- Colors:Lines in multiline charts (i.e. all Wheel Charts), will not have slighly different color for better readability.
Version 4.4.0
Main App:
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Added Fullscreen button: This button will toggle the window title bar off and on. Currently it is
placed in not so logical place, will most likely change in the future. :)
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Camber is now visualized on the wheel status (wheels icons will be angled equally to the current camber).
- Fuel and Oil Temperatures are now colored
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R3E: Optimal Brake and Tyres temperatures provided by the r3e shared memory are now used. Previously stored
values are automatically overriden.
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Improved handling of Timed Sessions with extra lap in session remaining calculation (session info and fuel
prediction).
- R3E: Added the recently released cars to the r3eData.json (so they should no longer be unknown)
- Fix: Fixed relative gap to lapped/lapping cars.
Telemetry Viewer
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Auto Refresh: Laps completed after the session was opened will be automatically added to the lap
list, without the need to manually re-open the session.
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New Chart: Suspension Velocity chart added. The value is either from simulator shared telemetry, or
calculated from suspension travel for sims that only provide suspension travel information.
- New Chart: Turbo boost.
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New Chart: Camber, available for R3E, RFactor2, Assetto Corsa. Angle units can now be found in the
settings (degrees, radians, milliradians).
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New Chart: DownForce, either divided by rear - front (RFactor2 exposes these, but they don't look to
be filled) or overall (R3E). Force units can now be found in the settings (Newtons, pound - force)
Version 4.3.2 - R3E Shared Memory Update
The lates R3E release introduced quite a bit of new information into its shared memory (while breaking the
telemetry). This update adapts the existing functionality to the new Shared Memory model.
Main App:
- Steering information.
- Suspension damage.
- Turbo Boost Pressure.
Telemetry Viewer:
- Ride Height.
- Suspension travel.
Version 4.3.1
Fix: Fixed compatibility with telemetries exported with previous version
Version 4.3.0 - Damage Reporting
Main App:
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New Feature: Added control lights dashboard. This dashboards informs about car damage and state of
various car systems (pitlimter, drs, kers/push to pass)..etc. Hover over icon to see what icon is
indicating. For detailed information, please visit the wiki. Note that not all sims provide all necessary
information, so some icons will not change state in some sims.
- New Feature: Detached/Deflated tyres will now flash red in the wheel status view.
- Lowered the height requiremets for the delta bars, increasing space available for timing grid.
Version 4.2.0
Main App:
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Replaced the Water and Oil temperature gauges as they took space unproprtional to their information value.
They were replaced with a text fields in that area. Information about
boost pressure, coolant pressure,
oil pressure, fuel pressure
were also added. This space will be futher utilized in next versions.
Telemetry Viewer
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New Feature: Single line charts can be switched to "delta with reference Lap". In this mode the chart
will show the difference in values between the lap and the reference lap. Reference lap is the lap picked in
the replay control.
- New Feature: Telemetry replay control can be pop-up to a separate window.
- New Feature: Map View control can be pop-up to a separate window.
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Known Issue: The map view control will not properly pop-back once the pop-up window is closed.
Loading a new session will fix the map.
Version 4.1.0
Telemetry Viewer
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New Feature: Added the option to combine another session with the currently opened session, for
viewing. The added session has to be on the same track/layout/simulator.
- New Feature: Added the option to load individual lap from disk (useful for sharing telemetry).
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New Feature: Additional buttons added to the "open session dialog" - archive session, open session
folder, delete session.
Version 4.0.1
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New Feature: It is now possible to change the way multiclass position is displayed in timing grid
(see options).
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R3E Fix: Classes with the same performance index will now be handled as a single class by the
application.
Version 4.0.0 - Client - Server
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New Feature - Client - Server: It is now possible to run Second Monitor from separate computer. See
the
Wiki
- R3E : Added id information for ADAC GT Masters 2018
- Fix: Fixed swap of "Car Name" and "Class Name" columns visbility settings
Version 3.0.3
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Fuel Overview: Now uses the same session remaining algorithm as the "session remainig" control,
making the reaming fuel requirements more accurate.
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Gap Information: Improved gap information columns. In Practice and Qualification the columns shows
the relative between best lap times, in race it shows gap in seconds, with one decimal place precision. If a
sim exposes Gap data (currently r3e, AMS, rFactor2), then those will be used. Changed font to bold to better
readability.
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Changed colored background for drivers in pit. Drivers in pits, and stationary will have this color faded
out.
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Added an option to specify location where the application should store its data (telemetry, maps, reports,
etc)
Telemetry Viewer
- Session overview now contains best lap for each sector.
- Sector times shown in lap picker.
- Graphs now have vertical lines showing where each sector ends (only when x axis is distance)
- Map can now be colored to show each sector.
Version 3.0.2
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Critical Fix: Fixed application crashing/freezing when trying to create a new map without telemetry
logging enabled.
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Improved logger performance, most obvious at race starts, where the application could previously freeze for
several seconds.
Version 3.0.1
- Disabled speed sanity check for lap invalidation, because it was very unreliable in the mp enviroment
Version 3.0.0
Telemetry Viewer
Initial version of telemetry viewer application is available. The second monitor application is now able to
capture telemetry data while it is in running. These data can then be analysed in the included Telemetry Viewer
Application
See the wiki for more information
Version 2.9.3
- Possible Fix: Windows 7 compatibility
Version 2.9.2
- Changed ChangeLog location to fix display issue
Version 2.9.1
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Change: Timing grid can now be resized, both up and down. Not all of the other controls will, for now,
resize correctly, so they can get obscured by the resized timing grid.
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Change: Reorganized bottom part, so less important information (pedal inputs + engine temperatures) get
obscured first
Version 2.9.0 - Basic multiclass support
Chamges:
- Added New "Class" column displaying the class of the car.
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Position : If the race is multiclass, and the driver is not in the leading class, then the position within
the class is show, with the overall position in brackets.
Limitations :
- Best Lap/Sector times are, for now, still overall. Making them per-class will require extensive work.
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Assetto Corsa: AC has no multiclass concept in telemetry. The "Class" column will not be populated, and
overall position will be shown at all times.
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Automobilista: AMS way of reporting classes is weird. Reported class is in reality the manufacturer/team.
Because of this the position within class has no real value. So, while this information is shown, the
position will always, on purpose, display the overall position.
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PCars 1: PCars 1 does not report car name, but only class name. This was previously shown in car name
column. It is now moved to the correct column, but car name is not filled.
Version 2.8.11
- R3E: Porsche 934 Turbo RSR added to DB.
Version 2.8.10
- Fix: Fixed critical bug that might cause occasional crash on session start.
Version 2.8.9
- Improved unhandled exception logging, for better user issues investigation.
Version 2.8.8
- Added Speed and Rpm display (next to the current gear)
- Fix: Car Wheel settings will now save properly
- Fix: Fuel monitor made more resistante to telementry "noise".
Version 2.8.7
- RFactor 2: Possible MP Crashing Fix
Version 2.8.6
- RFactor 2: Fix - Delta bars should now work 100% of the time. :)
- Possible fix for the invisible track map.
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Added Open Log Directory button into the settings window for quick access to application log files.
- Improved loggin in the "map" area.
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Removed the ability to change the export directory. This directory is now also used by track maps and other
settings, co changing it makes no practical sense, as it would mean loosing all those settings.
Version 2.8.5
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Fixed issue with the app requiring admin privileges, because it wanted erroneously create a directory in the
install path. This might cause loss of learned maps, because those are now correctly stored in
MyDocuments\SecondMonitor
Version 2.8.4
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Steering Wheel Angle: In addition to pedal position, the application now also show current steering
wheel angle. As most sims do not provide the angle, but only a -1 to 1 steering range, it is necessary to
set the correct steering range in car options for the icon to correlate with you IRL wheel. The default
angle for each car is 540 degrees. Because R3E do not provide any steering information, this feature will
not work in R3E.
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Session Remaining: The app will now try to properly estimate remaining player laps in timed session, and
remaining time in sessions wtih given total laps.
- R3E: Updated car reference file to include the newly released GT4 cars.
- Fix: Fixed an issue when the delta times bar would not display delta time to best lap.
Version 2.8.3
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Player Mark - The player is now marked more clearly on the timing grid and map, by a bright greenish color
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New Feature - Driver Marking: It is now possible to mark other drivers by custom colors. Those
drivers will then be marked in similar manner as the player, by the selected color. More info at the
wiki
Version 2.8.2
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Fuel Overview - Extended endurance information during Races. Fuel Overview now contains delta Laps, delta
Times and delta Fuel endurance information.
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Change: The timing grid will now try to keep the player in the middle. So the it is possible to always see
cars both behind and ahead.
- Change: Default tyre compound renamed from Base to Prime... don't ask me where the Base came from :D
Version 2.8.1
- Track Map: Added the ability to rotate the track map.
- Track Map: Increased border around map (works only for newly created maps).
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Track Map: Sectors should now change color based on status (best personal/session sector times, yellow
sectors). Yellow flags sadly do not work in assetto corsa yet, hopefully in next version it will be fixed.
- Fix: Always use circle option should now be perserved when application is closed.
- Fix Rfactor2: The application should now be better at detecting session restarts
- Fix PCars2: Snowing now correctly detected as precipitation
- Fix Assetto Cors: Previous lap time delta should now work correctly.
Version 2.8.0
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New Feature: Track Map - The application is now able to display real track map instead of the
position circle. One valid timed lap is required for the app to create a map. More information can be found
in the wiki
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Fix: Fixed an issue where excel report would not be created if any of the drivers didn't had at least one
lap completed.
Version 2.7.7
-
Fuel Calculator is BACK: Helps to calculate required fuel. More info at the
wiki
Version 2.7.6
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New Feature: Additional tyre wear information now available on the wheel - color code of tyre icon +
absolute condition as % shown at the wheel info.
-
New Feature: Car settings window reaorganized a little bit. No/Low/Heavy tyre wear limits can now
specified in the car settings window. More info at the
wiki
- Fix R3E: "Unvailable" tyre compound reported by R3E sim now displayed as "Prime"
Version 2.7.5
-
New Feature: Added new "Car Settings Window" where it is possible to specify correcty brake and tyres
operating temperatures and pressures. More info can be found
here
- Fix: "Race Progress" sheet should not appear in qualification and practice
- Fix: "Race Progress" chart should resize correctly
- Fix: various other fixes :)
Version 2.7.0
-
Reports: Added "Race Progress" sheet for race reports. Sheet contains a graph of drivers position for each
lap.
Version 2.6.1
- Fix: Autoupdater should now open on top of the main application
- Fix: Driver position animation should now be more fluent and less cpu intensive
- Fix: Lapped/Laping coloring restoring on all timing columns
- Fix: Delta bar sometimes didn't detect best lap change correctly
- Fix: Pace time sometimes lagging behind by one lap
Version 2.6.0
- Support For Project Cars 2
-
In Race: Lap Times and Pace Time are now color coded. Green means that the driver is slower than the player,
red means he is faster.
-
Added the ability to disable fluent animations of drivers position and timing bar do decrease CPU usage of
the app.
Version 2.5.1
- Just a dumb release to test autoupdater
Version 2.5.0
-
Autoupdate functionality (finally)
- Starting position added to reports
- Application should no longer crash when connecting to shared memory failed


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We've found that some approaches to protect communities from natural events can actually make us more vulnerable.
Urban planning for climate adaptation requires significant risk analysis, so what more can be done?
What relationships exist in the spatial distribution of green space in cities and what socio-economic discrepancies exist?
Traditionally, project scheduling involves the critical path method, known for being biased. We are developing a better way.
What drives land surface temperatures in cities?
Reliable pre-harvest predictions of fruit size would be useful to growers. We demonstrate appropriate methods for the construction and testing of a predictive model using apple data.
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By designing for someone with a permanent disability, someone with a situational limitation can also benefit.
For example, a device designed for a person who has one arm could be used just as effectively by a person with a temporary wrist injury or a new parent holding an infant.
Anyone who wants to use the Web must have content that is:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head> <!--Comment-->
<title>Shower</title>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="screen.css">
</head>
| Command | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Start/stop VoiceOver | Cmd + F5 |
| Start reading | VO + A |
| Stop reading | Control |
| Next heading/link/table | VO + Cmd + H / L / T |
| Read next/previous item | VO + Right/Left arrow |
| Open rotor | VO + U |


Before Change
del self.endpoint_state.routes[route_to_delete]
// Remove the traffic policy entry if it exists.
if endpoint in self.endpoint_state.traffic_policies:
del self.endpoint_state.traffic_policies[endpoint]
return_uuid = self._create_event_with_result({
route_to_delete: None,
endpoint: None
})
After Change
Does not modify any corresponding backends.
logger.info("Deleting endpoint "{}"".format(endpoint))
async with self.write_lock:
self.endpoint_state.delete_endpoint(endpoint)
async def set_backend_goal(self, backend_tag: BackendTag,
backend_info: BackendInfo,
new_id: GoalId) -> None:
// NOTE(ilr) Must checkpoint after doing this!


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SRU_BiFWD_FUNC = sru_mod.get_function("sru_bi_fwd")
SRU_BiBWD_FUNC = sru_mod.get_function("sru_bi_bwd")
stream = namedtuple("Stream", ["ptr"])
SRU_STREAM = stream(ptr=torch.cuda.current_stream().cuda_stream)
class SRU_Compute(Function):
}
}
SRU_FWD_FUNC, SRU_BWD_FUNC = None, None
SRU_BiFWD_FUNC, SRU_BiBWD_FUNC = None, None
SRU_STREAM = None


# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Collection of linear algebra routines used in the EMUS algorithm and
associated error analysis.
"""
from scipy.linalg import qr
from scipy.linalg import inv
from scipy.linalg import solve
import numpy as np
def _stationary_distrib_QR(F, residtol=1.E-10, max_iter=1000):
"""
Calculates the eigenvector of the matrix F with eigenvalue 1 (if it exists).
Parameters
----------
F : ndarray
A matrix known to have a single left eigenvector with
eigenvalue 1.
residtol : float or scalar
To improve the accuracy of the computation, the algorithm will
"polish" the final result using several iterations of the power
method, z^T F = z^T. Residtol gives the tolerance for the
associated relative residual to determine convergence.
maxiter : int
Maximum number of iterations to use the power method to reduce
the residual. In practice, should never be reached.
Returns
-------
z : ndarray
The eigenvector of the matrix F with eigenvalue 1. For a Markov
chain stationary distribution, this is the stationary distribution.
Normalization is chosen s.t. entries sum to one.
"""
L = len(F) # Number of states
M = np.eye(L)-F
q, r = qr(M)
z = q[:, -1] # Stationary dist. is last column of QR fact
z /= np.sum(z) # Normalize Trajectory
# Polish solution using power method.
for itr in range(max_iter):
znew = np.dot(z, F)
maxresid = np.max(np.abs(znew - z)/z) # Convergence Criterion
if maxresid < residtol:
break
else:
z = znew
return z/np.sum(z) # Return normalized (by convention)
[docs]def stationary_distrib(F, fix=None, residtol=1.E-10, max_iter=10000, verbose=False):
"""
Depricated routine to calculate the stationar distribution of F.
"""
L = len(F) # Number of states
# If no fixed state is specified, we find a state with high weight in z.
if fix is None:
testz = stationary_distrib(F, 1)
fix = np.argmax(testz)
# We get the matrix subminor, and the fix'th row of F
submat = _submatrix(F, fix)
Fi = F[fix, :]
# (I-Fsub)^T
ImFt = np.transpose(np.eye(L-1)-submat)
Fi = np.delete(Fi, fix)
z = solve(ImFt, Fi) # Partition fxns of the other states.
z = np.insert(z, fix, 1.0) # Put the state we fixed to 1. back in
# Polish solution using power method.
for itr in range(max_iter):
znew = np.dot(z, F)
maxresid = np.max(np.abs(znew - z)/z) # Convergence Criterion
if maxresid < residtol:
if verbose:
print("Reached Tolerance")
break
else:
z = znew
if verbose:
print("Used %d iterations" % itr)
return z/np.sum(z)
def _submatrix(F, i):
"""
Calculates the submatrix of F with the i'th row and column removed.
Parameters
----------
F : ndarray
A matrix with at least i rows and columns
i : int
The row or column to delete
Returns
-------
submatrix: ndarray
The ensuing submatrix with the i'th row and column deleted.
"""
submat = np.copy(F)
submat = np.delete(submat, i, axis=1)
submat = np.delete(submat, i, axis=0)
return submat
[docs]def groupInverse(M):
"""
Computes the group inverse of stochastic matrix using the algorithm
given by Golub and Meyer in:
G. H. Golub and C. D. Meyer, Jr, SIAM J. Alg. Disc. Meth. 7, 273-
281 (1986)
Parameters
----------
M : ndarray
A square matrix with index 1.
Returns
-------
grpInvM : ndarray
The group inverse of M.
"""
L = np.shape(M)[1]
q, r = qr(M)
piDist = q[:, L-1]
piDist = (1/np.sum(piDist))*piDist
specProjector = np.identity(L)-np.outer(np.ones(L), piDist)
u = r[0:(L-1), 0:(L-1)] # remember 0:(L-1) actually means 0 to L-2!
uInv = inv(u) # REPLACE W. lapack, invert triangular matrix ROUTINE
uInv = np.real(uInv)
grpInvM = np.zeros((L, L))
grpInvM[0:(L-1), 0:(L-1)] = uInv
grpInvM = np.dot(specProjector, np.dot(
grpInvM, np.dot(q.transpose(), specProjector)))
return grpInvM


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Faculty and study major |
Type of study |
Study level |
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Kulagina Lolita Alekseevna |
Russian Federation |
Faculty of History and Languages, Major in English language and literature |
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1st year |
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Pak Olga Olegovna |
Kyrgyz Republic |
Faculty of History and Languages, Major in English language and literature |
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Republic of Tajikistan |
Faculty of Pedagogy, Major in Pedagogy and Psychology |
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Faculty of Pedagogy, Major in Pre-school Education |
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PubSubAction
public enum PubSubAction: String
An enum representing the possible pub/sub actions
- sessionUuid: Get session id.
- subscribe: Subscribe to a channel.
- unsubscribe: Unsubscribe from a channel.
- unsubscribeAll: Unsubscribe from all channels.
- subscriptions: List subscriptions.
- publish: Publish message.
- message: Message received.
- invalidRequest: Invalid request.
-
Get session id.
Declaration
Swift
case sessionUuid = "session-uuid"
-
Subscribe to a channel.
Declaration
Swift
case subscribe = "subscribe"
-
Unsubscribe from a channel.
Declaration
Swift
case unsubscribe = "unsubscribe"
-
Unsubscribe from all channels.
Declaration
Swift
case unsubscribeAll = "unsubscribe-all"
-
List subscriptions.
Declaration
Swift
case subscriptions = "subscriptions"
-
Publish message.
Declaration
Swift
case publish = "pub"
-
Message received.
Declaration
Swift
case message = "msg"
-
Invalid request.
Declaration
Swift
case invalidRequest = "invalid-request"


This Resurfaced Footage Of Timothée Chalamet As Nicki Minaj Is All You Need To Watch Today
by By Louis HansonSundays can be rather brutal – whether it be nursing a hangover, experiencing some post-Saturday night regret or simply dreading the upcoming working week, existential crises are common occurrences on this day of rest – which is why it’s important to surround yourself with wholesome, uplifting content, like this resurfaced footage of Timothée Chalamet performing Nicki Minaj‘s “Roman’s Revenge”.
The old footage of Chalamet channelling Minaj in some sort of school performance has gone viral once more… and understandably so.  (Okay, most likely not, but you catch my drift.)
Check out Timothée’s tribute to his fellow LaGuardia High School alumni below.
When he said, “Rah, rah, like a dungeon dragon”, I felt that.
As expected, Twitter is head over heals for Timothée, a true barb.
In fact, I sincerely implore Nicki to attempt the Call Me By Your Name fireplace scene.
During a red carpet appearance for The King, Timmy once admitted that his favourite Nicki track was “Roman’s Revenge”, so I guess his appreciation for the bop goes beyond a simple parody performance.
BRB, creating a GoFundMe page for the duo to officially collab on “Roman’s Revenge” remix.


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| flowClust-package | Clustering for Flow Cytometry |
| %in%-method | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |
| box | Box-Cox Transformation |
| criterion | Various Functions for Retrieving Information from Clustering Results |
| criterion-method | Various Functions for Retrieving Information from Clustering Results |
| criterion<- | Various Functions for Retrieving Information from Clustering Results |
| criterion<--method | Various Functions for Retrieving Information from Clustering Results |
| density-method | Grid of Density Values for the Fitted t Mixture Model with Box-Cox Transformation |
| density.flowClust | Grid of Density Values for the Fitted t Mixture Model with Box-Cox Transformation |
| dmvt | Density of the Multivariate t Distribution with Box-Cox Tranformation |
| dmvtmix | Density of the Multivariate t Mixture Distribution with Box-Cox Tranformation |
| flowClust | Robust Model-based Clustering for Flow Cytometry |
| flowClust-class | Robust Model-based Clustering for Flow Cytometry |
| flowClust.den | generate the curve that reflects the tmixture fitting outcome |
| flowClust2Prior | Generate a prior specification based on a flowClust model This function generates a prior specification based on a flowClust fit object It can be passed to a second round of flowClust() with usePrior="yes" The prior could be estimated from a single sample, for example, and then used to speed up the convergence for other samples. |
| flowClustList-class | Robust Model-based Clustering for Flow Cytometry |
| flowDens-class | Grid of Density Values for the Fitted t Mixture Model with Box-Cox Transformation |
| fowClust | Robust Model-based Clustering for Flow Cytometry |
| getEstimates | Various Functions for Retrieving Information from Clustering Results |
| hist.flowClust | 1-D Density Plot (Histogram) of Clustering Results |
| hist.flowClustList | 1-D Density Plot (Histogram) of Clustering Results |
| importance | Various Functions for Retrieving Information from Clustering Results |
| length-method | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |
| Map | Cluster Assignment Based on Clustering Results |
| Map-method | Cluster Assignment Based on Clustering Results |
| Map.flowClust | Cluster Assignment Based on Clustering Results |
| mkPrior | Generate a flowClust prior specification |
| mkPrior-method | Generate a flowClust prior specification |
| peakMatch | Function to match peaks across samples |
| plot | Scatterplot of Clustering Results |
| plot-method | Scatterplot of Clustering Results |
| plot-method | Scatterplot / 1-D Density Plot of Filtering (Clustering) Results |
| plot-method | Contour or Image Plot of Clustering Results |
| plot.flowDens | Contour or Image Plot of Clustering Results |
| plot.flowFrame | Scatterplot / 1-D Density Plot of Filtering (Clustering) Results |
| plot.flowFrame.tmixFilterResult | Scatterplot / 1-D Density Plot of Filtering (Clustering) Results |
| plot.tmixFilterResult | Scatterplot / 1-D Density Plot of Filtering (Clustering) Results |
| plotPrior | Plots a flowClust prior over some data. |
| posterior | Various Functions for Retrieving Information from Clustering Results |
| rbox | Reverse Box-Cox Transformation |
| rituximab | The Rituximab Dataset |
| ruleOutliers | Showing or Modifying the Rule used to Identify Outliers |
| ruleOutliers-method | Showing or Modifying the Rule used to Identify Outliers |
| ruleOutliers.flowClust | Showing or Modifying the Rule used to Identify Outliers |
| ruleOutliers<- | Showing or Modifying the Rule used to Identify Outliers |
| ruleOutliers<--method | Showing or Modifying the Rule used to Identify Outliers |
| show-method | Show Method for flowClust / tmixFilterResult Object |
| show.flowClust | Show Method for flowClust / tmixFilterResult Object |
| show.tmixFilterResult | Show Method for flowClust / tmixFilterResult Object |
| SimulateMixture | Random Generation from a t Mixture Model with Box-Cox Transformation |
| split | Splitting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| split-method | Splitting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| split.flowClust | Splitting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| split.flowFrame | Splitting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| split.tmixFilterResult | Splitting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| Subset | Subsetting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| Subset-method | Subsetting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| Subset.flowClust | Subsetting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| Subset.flowFrame | Subsetting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| Subset.flowFrame.tmixFilterResult | Subsetting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| Subset.tmixFilterResult | Subsetting Data Based on Clustering Results |
| summarizeFilter-method | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |
| summary | Summary Method for flowClust Object |
| summary-method | Summary Method for flowClust Object |
| summary.flowClust | Summary Method for flowClust Object |
| summary.tmixFilterResult | Summary Method for flowClust Object |
| tmixFilter | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |
| tmixFilter-class | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |
| tmixFilterResult-class | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |
| tmixFilterResultList | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |
| tmixFilterResultList-class | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |
| uncertainty | Various Functions for Retrieving Information from Clustering Results |
| [-method | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |
| [[-method | Creating Filters and Filtering Flow Cytometry Data |


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 Each image represents a word that, when paired with a new word, forms a compound word or phrase. For example, an image of RAIN leads to RAIN COAT, and an image of a FISH leads to CAT FISH. Each compound word is clued within one of the sentences in the blurb on the card that accompanied that coin. Teams paired up these new words such that one word was a letter deletion of the other, e.g., COAT and CAT.
| Card Text with Clues Bolded | Compound | Compound | Compound |
|---|---|---|---|
The Grand CastleFew know that Penny’s Castle was originally meant to be a temporary structure. But as the park grew, patrons relied on it to help them navigate the sprawling grounds. At the front of the castle, you can pretend to be someone else by dressing up as a royal guard or court jester! |
SAND CASTLE | STAR CHART | CATFISH |
Storybook ForestStorybook Forest is a great place to discover new stories. As the first world inside the main gates, patrons often head here immediately after landing in the park. Something amazing is guaranteed to happen here and newspapers will often cover it! |
BOOK FAIR | BAGGAGE CLAIM | BIRD CAGE |
SpaceopolisCommuting to work, driving in traffic—these things keep you tired all the time. Take a trip to the cosmos in Spaceopolis, where we believe rides should be exciting! Climb into our molded plastic PeoplePods and get ready for the journey of a lifetime. |
LUG NUTS | SPACE FLIGHT | CLAMSHELL |
Wizard's HollowZippy is one word that comes to mind when describing our quick-service Wizard's Hollow gift shop. Buy kits to perform tricks like the Disappearing Coin or The Ol’ Switcheroo. Or pick up some branded apparel: everyday wizards wear hoodies and caps, while a high-ranking one wears ornate robes. |
PINHEAD | RICKROLL | ARCHANGEL |
Balloon VendorCongratulations on achieving your Harvard Ballooniversity diploma—you’ll need it to move forward in life. Now that you’ve been shaped and hardened by our rigorous curriculum, you’re ready to take on any challenge. Gather any supplies you need, like some notebooks and pencils, and head out into the world! |
BICYCLE CHAIN | DIE CAST | SPIRAL BOUND |
YesterdayLandGood old-fashioned decorum is YesterdayLand’s secret way into guests’ hearts. Each park visitor receives a thank-you gift including a handwritten note on park letterhead. It’s really a very sweet package. |
BACKDOOR | BOND PAPER | HONEY BEAR |
Big Top CarnivalCome one, come all, because the Big Top has something for everyone: A ride that gives you an exciting experience, and one that gives you a relaxing experience! No matter what it's like outside, you can stay nice and dry in this one-of-a-kind circus tent. It's totally safe… we haven't had a technical failure in over 20 years! |
ARMCHAIR | RAIN COAT | COMPUTER CRASH |
Creative Pictures Studio 1Coming attractions: The Wreck-It Ralph Arcade, where you can spend all your quarters. And The Director's Eye, where you can get a shot set up and then film it. But watch out for agents—one may get in your face with an overly aggressive pitch for a script! |
PAY PHONE | BARSTOOL | CHIN MUSIC |
Creative Pictures Studio 2If you’re a prospective filmmaker, the Creative Pictures Institute is something that can help you with your aspirations. This new initiative within the studio welcomes students from every corner of the globe. Learn how to leave a lasting mark in the film world! |
IRON LUNG | FAR EAST | SCAR TISSUE |
Safari Adventure 1Now that Safari Adventure is open, it’s poised to make a splash in the animal tourism scene. You'll feel it in your heart as you ride among some of the most amazing animals on the planet. Guests who stay in the Safari Lodge can even hear the dramatic sounds of roars, howls, and bellows from the comfort of their rooms. |
SEA LION | CHEST PAIN | RADIO PLAY |
Safari Adventure 2Safari Adventure isn’t just a zoo; it’s a full-fledged entertainment center. There's something to offer for all groups of people from kids to old-timers. You’ll find that closing time is the only reason to leave the area! |
MAN CAVE | AGE BRACKETS | BOMB SCARE |
Cascade Bay 1Whether you like things mild or wild, Cascade Bay Water Park is the best place to find a ride that suits your tastes. That's why it's always filled with squeals, shrieks, and screams! It’s the primary conduit for fun and entertainment! |
TAXI STAND | PIG FARM | WATER MAIN |
Cascade Bay 2Catch some majestic air in the Soarin’ Splasher, the next ride to debut in Cascade Bay Water Park. With space for one passenger, each pod takes its rider 100 feet up . . . then 150 feet down! Since each ride lasts just 5 seconds, the real feat is how much it runs each day. |
WEDDING MARCH | BUCKET SEAT | PRICE TAG |
Cactus Canyon 1Cactus Canyon’s length at its widest point is a full 20 acres. The gold mine at its heart was once a quite lucrative enterprise! It was an astonishing turn when the mine ran dry; that's when it was turned into a theme park. |
WINGSPAN | CASH COW | CARTWHEEL |
Cactus Canyon 2Be sure to catch the High Noon Shootout and Aquatic Stunt show, filled with action and danger. Or visit the Ol' Gulch Tavern, where a brawl is staged each night. You can visit our vintage photo booth and get a picture of yourself working a quaint, old-timey job. |
SWAN DIVE | FIGHT CLUB | BOOTBLACK |
Penny Park Special EventsPark patrons love to eat the yummy food at our world-famous Character Breakfast. It's a great place to meet a costumed mascot, a member of the royal family, or other Penny Park characters. We have three goals: fun, fun, and FUN! |
PANCAKE | HAT TRICK | CROWN PRINCE |
Each image had a direction-triangle by it. A team could lay out their pressed pennies so that paired images' triangles pointed at each other. The layout had the additional constraint that, read from left to right, the extra-letter compound word's image is to the left of the no-extra-letter compound word's image. For example, for the pair PIG FARM, ARM CHAIR, the pig is to the left of the chair. For vertically-aligned images (that is, with no left-to-right orientation), that rule applies reading from top to bottom. E.g., for the RAIN COAT, CAT FISH pair, the rain is above the fish.
When the pennies are laid out in a grid, and the added/deleted letters are placed between the compound words they’re derived from, those letters form the message FOR THIS CENT I MINT ALL VALUE.


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| 1 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (A) |
20000 BDT |
| 2 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (DAROB) |
10000 BDT |
| 3 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (DDEWAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 4 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (DFARUQUE) |
10000 BDT |
| 5 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (DMASUD) |
10000 BDT |
| 6 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (DMIAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 7 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (DROSI) |
10000 BDT |
| 8 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (DROWSHAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 9 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (DSWAPAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 10 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (MR) |
15000 BDT |
| 11 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (MRAHMAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 12 |
Balloon Dilatation of Duodenum (R) |
15000 BDT |
| 13 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (DAROB) |
10000 BDT |
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Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (DDEWAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 15 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (DFARUQUE) |
10000 BDT |
| 16 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (DMASUD) |
10000 BDT |
| 17 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (DMIAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 18 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (DROSI) |
10000 BDT |
| 19 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (DROWSHAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 20 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (DSWAPAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 21 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (MR) |
10000 BDT |
| 22 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (MRAHMAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 23 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophageal (R) |
10000 BDT |
| 24 |
Balloon Dilatation of Oesophagus (A) |
10000 BDT |
| 25 |
Bronchoscopy |
6000 BDT |
| 26 |
Bronchoscopy Medicine |
500 BDT |
| 27 |
CLO Test (A) |
600 BDT |
| 28 |
CLO Test (M) |
600 BDT |
| 29 |
CLO Test (DAROB) |
600 BDT |
| 30 |
CLO Test (DDEWAN) |
600 BDT |
| 31 |
CLO Test (DMASUD) |
600 BDT |
| 32 |
CLO Test (DMIAN) |
600 BDT |
| 33 |
CLO Test (DROSI) |
600 BDT |
| 34 |
CLO Test (DROWSHAN) |
600 BDT |
| 35 |
CLO Test (DSWAPAN) |
600 BDT |
| 36 |
CLO Test (MR) |
600 BDT |
| 37 |
CLO Test (MRAHMAN) |
600 BDT |
| 38 |
CLO Test (P) |
600 BDT |
| 39 |
CLO Test (R) |
600 BDT |
| 40 |
CLO Test Only. |
600 BDT |
| 41 |
Endoscopic Glue Injection of Fundal Varix (A) |
12000 BDT |
| 42 |
Endoscopic Removal of Foreign body Coin/Pin-Safetipin/Meat bolus/Key (A) |
16000 BDT |
| 43 |
Endoscopic Removal of Foreign body Fish Bone/Meat Bone (A) |
14000 BDT |
| 44 |
Endoscopic Removal of Foreign body Teeth (A) |
20000 BDT |
| 45 |
EndoscopyRemoval of Foregone Body (R) |
12000 BDT |
| 46 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (DAROB) |
18000 BDT |
| 47 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (DDEWAN) |
18000 BDT |
| 48 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (DFARUQUE) |
18000 BDT |
| 49 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (DMASUD) |
18000 BDT |
| 50 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (DMIAN) |
18000 BDT |
| 51 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (DROSI) |
18000 BDT |
| 52 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (DROWSHAN) |
18000 BDT |
| 53 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (DSWAPAN) |
18000 BDT |
| 54 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (MR) |
18000 BDT |
| 55 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (MRAHMAN) |
15400 BDT |
| 56 |
ERCP & Papilotomy (R) |
20000 BDT |
| 57 |
ERCP & Stenting (DAROB) |
27000 BDT |
| 58 |
ERCP & Stenting (DDEWAN) |
27000 BDT |
| 59 |
ERCP & Stenting (DFARUQUE) |
27000 BDT |
| 60 |
ERCP & Stenting (DMASUD) |
27000 BDT |
| 61 |
ERCP & Stenting (DMIAN) |
27000 BDT |
| 62 |
ERCP & Stenting (DROSI) |
27000 BDT |
| 63 |
ERCP & Stenting (DROWSHAN) |
27000 BDT |
| 64 |
ERCP & Stenting (DSWAPAN) |
27000 BDT |
| 65 |
ERCP & Stenting (MR) |
27000 BDT |
| 66 |
ERCP & Stenting (MRAHMAN) |
27000 BDT |
| 67 |
ERCP & Stenting (R) |
29000 BDT |
| 68 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (DAROB) |
28000 BDT |
| 69 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (DDEWAN) |
28000 BDT |
| 70 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (DFARUQUE) |
28000 BDT |
| 71 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (DMASUD) |
28000 BDT |
| 72 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (DMIAN) |
28000 BDT |
| 73 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (DROSI) |
28000 BDT |
| 74 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (DROWSHAN) |
28000 BDT |
| 75 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (DSWAPAN) |
28000 BDT |
| 76 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (MR) |
28000 BDT |
| 77 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (MRAHMAN) |
28000 BDT |
| 78 |
ERCP & Stone Extraction (R) |
30000 BDT |
| 79 |
ERCP + CHANGE OF STENT (A) |
18000 BDT |
| 80 |
ERCP + NBT (A) |
20000 BDT |
| 81 |
ERCP + Papillotomy |
15400 BDT |
| 82 |
ERCP and Ascaris Extraction (A) |
32000 BDT |
| 83 |
ERCP and Papillotomy (A) |
20000 BDT |
| 84 |
ERCP and Stenting (A) |
30000 BDT |
| 85 |
ERCP and Stone Extraction (A) |
32000 BDT |
| 86 |
ERCP Diagnostic (A) |
13000 BDT |
| 87 |
ERCP Diagnostic (DAROB) |
10000 BDT |
| 88 |
ERCP Diagnostic (DDEWAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 89 |
ERCP Diagnostic (DFARUQUE) |
10000 BDT |
| 90 |
ERCP Diagnostic (DMASUD) |
10000 BDT |
| 91 |
ERCP Diagnostic (DMIAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 92 |
ERCP Diagnostic (DROSI) |
10000 BDT |
| 93 |
ERCP Diagnostic (DROWSHAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 94 |
ERCP Diagnostic (DSWAPAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 95 |
ERCP Diagnostic (MR) |
10000 BDT |
| 96 |
ERCP Diagnostic (MRAHMAN) |
10000 BDT |
| 97 |
ERCP Diagnostic (R) |
12000 BDT |
| 98 |
ERCP Re-Stent (A) |
20000 BDT |
| 99 |
ERCP Removal of stent & stone extraction (A) |
22000 BDT |
| 100 |
ERCP, Lithotripsy and Stone Extraction (A) |
38000 BDT |
| 101 |
Esophageal Reflux Study (A) |
5500 BDT |
| 102 |
Esophegeal Dilatation of Savary Giliard (A) |
12000 BDT |
| 103 |
Foreign body removal (A) |
14000 BDT |
| 104 |
Haemistasis of Ulcer Bleeding Injection |
7000 BDT |
| 105 |
Haemostasis of Ulcer bleeding (Haemoclip) (A) |
10000 BDT |
| 106 |
Haemostasis of Ulcer bleeding with Injection (A) |
7000 BDT |
| 107 |
Liver abcess Drainage (A) |
4000 BDT |
| 108 |
Oesophageal Dilatation of Ballon (CRE) |
15000 BDT |
| 109 |
Oesophageal Stenting (A) |
22000 BDT |
| 110 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (Achelasia ) (A)(1823) |
14000 BDT |
| 111 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (CRE) |
15000 BDT |
| 112 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (DDEWAN) |
15000 BDT |
| 113 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (DFARUQUE) |
15000 BDT |
| 114 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (DMASUD) |
15000 BDT |
| 115 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (DMIAN) |
15000 BDT |
| 116 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (DROSI) |
15000 BDT |
| 117 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (DROWSHAN) |
15000 BDT |
| 118 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (DSWAPAN) |
15000 BDT |
| 119 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (MR) |
10000 BDT |
| 120 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (MRAHMAN) |
15000 BDT |
| 121 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon (R) |
10000 BDT |
| 122 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Balloon(p) |
15000 BDT |
| 123 |
Oesophegeal Dilatation of Savary Giliard(p) |
5000 BDT |
| 124 |
Oesphageal Stenting |
18000 BDT |
| 125 |
PTC |
18000 BDT |
| 126 |
Sedation (M) |
600 BDT |
| 127 |
Sedation Test (A) |
600 BDT |
| 128 |
Sedation Test Only. |
600 BDT |
| 129 |
Short Video Colonoscopy (DAROB) |
3500 BDT |
| 130 |
Short Video Colonoscopy (DMIAN) |
3500 BDT |
| 131 |
Short Video Colonoscopy (DROSI) |
3500 BDT |
| 132 |
Video Endooscopic Varicial Band Ligation (A) |
7500 BDT |
| 133 |
Video Endoscopic Sclerotherapy (A) |
7500 BDT |
| 134 |
Video Endoscopic Varicial Band Ligation (M) |
7000 BDT |
| 135 |
Video Endoscopy |
2500 BDT |
| 136 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (DAROB) |
2600 BDT |
| 137 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (DDEWAN) |
2600 BDT |
| 138 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (DFARUQUE) |
2600 BDT |
| 139 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (DMASUD) |
2600 BDT |
| 140 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (DMIAN) |
2600 BDT |
| 141 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (DROSI) |
2600 BDT |
| 142 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (DROWSHAN) |
2600 BDT |
| 143 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (DSWAPAN) |
2600 BDT |
| 144 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (MR) |
2600 BDT |
| 145 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (MRAHMAN) |
2600 BDT |
| 146 |
Video Endoscopy and CLO Test (R) |
2600 BDT |
| 147 |
Video Endoscopy B/V(Front Vies&Lateral View) (A) |
5500 BDT |
| 148 |
Video Endoscopy of Polypectomy.(Multiple) |
18000 BDT |
| 149 |
Video Endoscopy of Polypectomy.(Single) |
15000 BDT |
| 150 |
Video Endoscopy of Removal of Foregone Body |
14000 BDT |
| 151 |
Video Endoscopy Of Upper GIT (A) |
2500 BDT |
| 152 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (DAROB) |
2000 BDT |
| 153 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (DDEWAN) |
2000 BDT |
| 154 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (DFARUQUE) |
2500 BDT |
| 155 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (DMASUD) |
2000 BDT |
| 156 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (DMIAN) |
2000 BDT |
| 157 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (DROSI) |
2000 BDT |
| 158 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (DROWSHAN) |
2500 BDT |
| 159 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (DSWAPAN) |
2000 BDT |
| 160 |
Video Endoscopy Of Upper GIT (M) |
2500 BDT |
| 161 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (MR) |
2000 BDT |
| 162 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (MRAHMAN) |
2000 BDT |
| 163 |
Video Endoscopy Of Upper GIT (P) |
2000 BDT |
| 164 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT (R) |
2500 BDT |
| 165 |
Video Endoscopy of upper GIT with CLO Test (A) |
3100 BDT |
| 166 |
Video Endoscopy of upper GIT with Sedation Test (A) |
3100 BDT |
| 167 |
Video Endoscopy of upper GIT, CLO and Sedation Test (A) |
3700 BDT |
| 168 |
Video Endoscopy of Upper GIT. |
2500 BDT |
| 169 |
Video Endoscopy Polypectomy (Extra multiple) (A)(2706) |
25000 BDT |
| 170 |
Video Endoscopy Polypectomy (Multiple) (A) (2702) |
20000 BDT |
| 171 |
Video Endoscopy polypectomy (Single) (A) |
16000 BDT |
| 172 |
Video Endoscopy Upper GIT with CLO (M) |
3100 BDT |
| 173 |
Video Endoscopy Upper GIT with Sedation (M) |
3100 BDT |
| 174 |
Video Endoscopy Upper GIT, CLO and Sedation (M) |
3700 BDT |
| 175 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy (DAROB) |
11000 BDT |
| 176 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy (DDEWAN) |
11000 BDT |
| 177 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy (DMASUD) |
11000 BDT |
| 178 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy (DMIAN) |
11000 BDT |
| 179 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy (DROSI) |
11000 BDT |
| 180 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy (DSWAPAN) |
11000 BDT |
| 181 |
Video Endoscopy with polypectomy (M) |
15000 BDT |
| 182 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy (MR) |
11000 BDT |
| 183 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy (MRAHMAN) |
11000 BDT |
| 184 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy (R) |
14000 BDT |
| 185 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy Additional (R) |
20000 BDT |
| 186 |
Video Endoscopy with polypectomy Multiple (M) |
18000 BDT |
| 187 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy Multiple (R) |
16000 BDT |
| 188 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy Multiple(DRFARUQUE) |
18000 BDT |
| 189 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy Multiple(DRROWSHAN) |
18000 BDT |
| 190 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy Single(DRFARUQUE) |
15000 BDT |
| 191 |
Video Endoscopy with Polypectomy Single(DRROWSHAN) |
15000 BDT |
| 192 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (DAROB) |
2600 BDT |
| 193 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (DDEWAN) |
2600 BDT |
| 194 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (DFARUQUE) |
3100 BDT |
| 195 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (DMASUD) |
2600 BDT |
| 196 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (DMIAN) |
2600 BDT |
| 197 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (DROSI) |
2600 BDT |
| 198 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (DROWSHAN) |
3100 BDT |
| 199 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (DSWAPAN) |
2600 BDT |
| 200 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (MR) |
2600 BDT |
| 201 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (MRAHMAN) |
2600 BDT |
| 202 |
Video Endoscopy with Sedation (R) |
2600 BDT |
| 203 |
Video Sclerotherapy (DAROB) |
6000 BDT |
| 204 |
Video Sclerotherapy (DDEWAN) |
6000 BDT |
| 205 |
Video Sclerotherapy (DFARUQUE) |
6000 BDT |
| 206 |
Video Sclerotherapy (DMASUD) |
6000 BDT |
| 207 |
Video Sclerotherapy (DMIAN) |
6000 BDT |
| 208 |
Video Sclerotherapy (DROSI) |
6000 BDT |
| 209 |
Video Sclerotherapy (DROWSHAN) |
6000 BDT |
| 210 |
Video Sclerotherapy (DSWAPAN) |
6000 BDT |
| 211 |
Video Sclerotherapy (M) |
6000 BDT |
| 212 |
Video Sclerotherapy (MR) |
6000 BDT |
| 213 |
Video Sclerotherapy (MRAHMAN) |
6000 BDT |
| 214 |
Video Sclerotherapy (P) |
3500 BDT |
| 215 |
Video Sclerotherapy (R) |
10000 BDT |
| 216 |
Video Sigmoidscopy (MR) |
3000 BDT |
| 217 |
Video Sigmoidscopy (MRAHMAN) |
3000 BDT |
| 218 |
Video Varical Banding |
7000 BDT |
| 219 |
Video Varicial Banding (DAROB) |
6000 BDT |
| 220 |
Video Varicial Banding (DDEWAN) |
6000 BDT |
| 221 |
Video Varicial Banding (DFARUQUE) |
7000 BDT |
| 222 |
Video Varicial Banding (DMASUD) |
6000 BDT |
| 223 |
Video Varicial Banding (DMIAN) |
6000 BDT |
| 224 |
Video Varicial Banding (DROSI) |
6000 BDT |
| 225 |
Video Varicial Banding (DROWSHAN) |
7000 BDT |
| 226 |
Video Varicial Banding (DSWAPAN) |
6000 BDT |
| 227 |
Video Varicial Banding (MRAHMAN) |
6000 BDT |
| 228 |
Video Varicial Banding (R) |
10000 BDT |


Version 2.0.1:
- Prompt for new website/app during work session
- Timer on menu bar
- Icon and design
-
- Point values increased per second
- UID crash bug
Version 1.6.2:
- Update Squad within app.
- Detect logout and auto stop work session after 30 seconds inactivity.
- Stamp at the beginning of work session to prevent 0%/0%/0% report.


This is a beautiful seaside city, is located in the southeast part of Shandong Province. At one time it was a colony of Germany and Japan so it has a great deal of European architecture. The red roofs, green trees, blue sea, and azure sky form a bright and colourful picture, causing the city to be sometimes known as the Switzerland of the Orient.
Position 36° 00'39"N, 120° 21'00"E


2020 Ferrari Roma unveiled
The Prancing Horse has expanded its range with a new front-engined, V8-powered 2+2 grand tourer.
by Derek Fung- shares
The Ferrari Roma, a new "2+" coupe with two full-size front seats and two smaller seats at the rear, has been unveiled overnight.
Under the long bonnet, the Roma has a version of Ferrari's 3.9-litre turbocharged V8 engine. For the grand tourer, the engine – a variation of which is used in the F8 Tributo – has been tuned to deliver 456kW of power between 5750 and 7500rpm, and 760Nm of torque between 3000 and 5750rpm.
Drive is sent to the rear wheels through the eight-speed dual-clutch transmission which made its debut on the hybrid SF90 Stradale.
According to Ferrari, the 1472kg coupe is capable of completing the 0-100km/h dash in 3.4 seconds, and hitting the 200km/h mark in 9.3 seconds. Top speed is said to be over 320km/h.
By way of comparison, the mid-engine F8 Tributo has 530kW and 770Nm. The more sporting F8 has a claimed 0-100km/h time of 2.9s, can cross 200km/h in 7.6s, and has a top speed of 340km/h.
The Roma's cabin features a digital instrumentation screen, a small touchscreen ahead of the front passenger, and a portrait-oriented touchscreen in the centre for the infotainment and climate control systems.
Measuring 4656mm long and 1974mm wide, the Roma is almost the same size as the V12-powered 812 Superfast Grand Tourer.
With a height of 1301mm, and a 2670mm wheelbase, the Roma's roof is 25mm higher off the ground, while there's 50mm less space between the wheels.
Ferrari has yet to announce pricing for the Roma.
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 In contrast to a Managed Service
, it
does not manage a Threat Database
automatically for you. It simply just consumes (i.e. read from) it. An
Unmanaged Service
is, effectively, a semi implementation of the
Google Safe Browsing Update API protocol.
An Unmanaged Service
is named so because it does not manage a Threat Database
for you.
Tip
To follow along with these examples, please see the Gee.External.Browsing.Services namespace and in particular UnmanagedBrowsingServiceBuilder, UnmanagedBrowsingService, and UrlLookupResult in the Safe Browsing.NET API reference.
Example: Create an Unmanaged Service
using Gee.External.Browsing.Cache;
using Gee.External.Browsing.Clients;
using Gee.External.Browsing.Databases;
using Gee.External.Browsing.Services;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace Examples {
/// <summary>
/// Main Program.
/// </summary>
public static class Program {
/// <summary>
/// Execute Main Program.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="args">
/// A collection of arguments passed from the command line.
/// </param>
/// <returns>
/// A task representing the asynchronous operation
/// </returns>
public static async Task Main(string[] args) {
// ...
//
// Create an unmanaged service that uses an in-memory cache, a JSON database that is loaded from disk, and
// an HTTP client to communicate with the Google Safe Browsing API.
//
// The database is expected to be managed by some other mechanism, whether in the same process or a
// completely different process is up to you. So, in effect, an unmanaged service just queries a database.
var unmanagedService = UnmanagedBrowsingService.Build()
.UseMemoryCache()
.UseJsonDatabase("/Google.json")
.UseHttpClient("YOUR_GOOGLE_API_KEY")
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using (unmanagedService) {
try {
// ...
//
// Throws an exception if the operation fails.
const string testUrl = "https://testsafebrowsing.appspot.com/s/phishing.html";
var lookupTask = unmanagedService.LookupAsync(testUrl);
var testUrlLookupResult = await lookupTask.ConfigureAwait(false);
if (testUrlLookupResult.IsDatabaseStale) {
// ...
//
// If the database is stale, you can't really do anything about it since there is a completely
// different mechanism managing the database. You can either wait for a few minutes and try
// again or assume the URL is safe.
}
else if (testUrlLookupResult.IsSafe) {
// ...
//
// Yay, the URL is safe!
}
else if (testUrlLookupResult.IsUnsafe) {
// ...
//
// If the URL is unsafe, retrieve the computed URL expression that indicated it is unsafe.
var unsafeUrlExpression = testUrlLookupResult.UnsafeUrlExpression;
// ...
//
// If the URL is unsafe, retrieve the collection of unsafe threat list descriptors the URL is
// associated with.
var unsafeThreatListDescriptors = testUrlLookupResult.UnsafeThreatListDescriptors;
// ...
//
// If the URL is unsafe, you can use the collection of unsafe threat list descriptors the URL
// is associated with to determine the target platforms and threat types. But you can also use
// the following convenient properties to retrieve them.
var targetPlatforms = testUrlLookupResult.TargetPlatforms;
var threatTypes = testUrlLookupResult.ThreatTypes;
}
}
catch (BrowsingCacheException) {
// ...
//
// Catch this exception if you want to handle a caching error.
}
catch (BrowsingClientException) {
// ...
//
// Catch this exception if you want to handle a communication error with the Google Safe Browsing
// API.
}
catch (BrowsingDatabaseException) {
// ...
//
// Catch this exception if you want to handle a database error.
}
}
}
}
}


In the autumn of 2004 I wrote three episodes of a story entitled The Horrible Cave. It was left unfinished, but I always meant to get back to it, and now I have. Rather than sending readers back to the (unhelpfully indexed) archive for the first three parts, I decided to republish the whole thing here. So scroll down for all four episodes of… (sinister voice) … The Horrible Cave!


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Frequency Division Multiplexer


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Curriculum Vitae
Below a concise summary of my technical skills, education, and relevant work experience.
You can also view a PDF version of my abbreviated CV.
Current position
PhD Candidate, Epidemiology, McGill University
Surveillance Laboratory, Clinical and Health Informatics Research Group
Completed Education
MSc, Geographic Information Science, University of Victoria (2011)
BSc, Quantitative Geography (Major), Statistics (Minor), University of Victoria (2009)
ASc, General Science, Camosun College (2006)
Technical Skills
Software & Programming
Proficient: R, WinBUGS/JAGS, R-INLA, Latex, beamer, R Markdown, postgreSQL, PostGIS, ArcGIS, QGIS
Competent: Python, Stan, MATLAB/Octave, ggplot2, sweave/knitr, git/github
Familiar: SAS, Stata, SPSS
Technical Skills
Analysis & Theory
- Exploratory analysis, plotting and mapping, sampling theory, database manipulation
- Linear and generalized linear models, hierarchical models, bootstrapping, Bayesian inference
- Time series, spatial, and spatio-temporal analysis, hierarchical and Bayesian approaches
- Epidemiological study design and theory, causal inference theory
- Machine learning and algorithmic approaches, statistical predictive modelling, forecasting
Relevant Work Experience (Part time Research Support)
Surveillance Lab, Clinical & Health Informatics, McGill University
Sep 2011 - present
- Estimated rate of Ebola spread during recent epidemic (published in Lancet ID, 2nd author).
- Investigated rurality and H1N1 in First Nations persons during 2009 pandemic (published in Health and
Place, 1st author).
- Explored a framework for classifying outbreaks of waterborne gastrointestinal disease (abstract in Online
Journal of Public Health Informatics).
- Provide consultation or assistance for research projects involving spatial analysis and/or Bayesian computation.
BC Centre for Disease Control, Provincial Health Services Authority
Aug 2013 - Jul 2014
- Literature review of evidence for health surveillance of wildfire smoke events
(published as a technical report by the BCCDC, Environmental Health Services Division).
Spatial Pattern Analysis & Research Lab, University of Victoria
Sep 2009 - Jun 2011
- Consulted on various projects involving spatial regression and spatial statistics.
- Designed lecture slides for undergraduate GIS classes.
- Analyzed cortisol (stress hormone) data on grizzly bears (Ursus arctos) in Alberta to describe the spatial
distribution of the data and compare the stress levels of tagged and untagged bears in an Alberta region for the Foothills Research Institute Grizzly Bear Program.
Population Health Research Lab, University of Victoria
May 2007 - Aug 2012
- Constructed databases using publicly available agricultural and nutrition data.
- Analyzed databases to describe agricultural capacity in BC (published in Environments, 2nd author).
- Supervised other research assistants on related projects.
Professional Development
Technical Workshops
- Spatio-Temporal Analysis. Gavin Shaddick, Jim Zidek. May 23, 2014. Statistical Society of Canada, Toronto.
- Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Disease. July 8-19, 2013. Utrecht University, Netherlands.
- Public Health and Modelling. April 29-30, 2013. The Fields Institute, Toronto.
- Data Mining. April 5-6, 2013. Statistical Horizons, Philadelphia.
- Software Carpentry Bootcamp. January 12-13, 2013. McGill University.
- Bayesian Disease Mapping, Andrew Lawson. July 29-30, 2010. University of British Columbia.
- Summer Program in Data Analysis. June 2-10, 2010. York University.


Issue 89
Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly!  This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community.
Want to see something featured in Haskell Weekly? Open an issue or pull request on GitHub.
Featured
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New things in Haskell package QA
During the last month I have been working (not alone) on few Haskell package QA related tools:
cabal-plan
,multi-ghc-travis
&trustee
. In this posts I’ll show what’s new! -
When I wrote Tasty in 2013, I borrowed the pattern language and its implementation from test-framework. I wasn’t fond of that pattern language, but it did the job most of the time, and the task of coming up with a better alternative was daunting.
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What is new in cross compiling Haskell
In December I was finally able to provide new GHC cross compiler binary distribution for iOS, Android and Raspberry Pi from macOS Sierra and Linux.
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Using a development version of GHC with Nix
In this post we look at combining modifications from different sources. The goal is to create a package set which can be used to compile packages with HEAD.
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A generative approach to simulating watercolor paints from scratch
In my seven years of programming I have had the most fun in the past few months after discovering generative art. Hopefully you’ll see in this guide how fun it can be getting interesting images to look at as a reward for every little challenge you take on.
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Introduction to singletons: Part 2
Welcome back to our journey through the singleton design pattern and the great singletons library! This post is a direct continuation of part 1, so be sure to check that out first if you haven’t already!
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People of programming languages: Interview with Simon Peyton-Jones
We talk about seeing functional programming go from intellectual revolution to practical reality and the importance of investing in programming education.
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Papers I read and loved in 2017
I spent 2017 as a research intern working at the systems group, ETH Zurich. I worked on Polly, a loop optimizer for LLVM, so this had me read a bunch of compiler related papers.
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Is
State
aComonad
? NotCostate
or rather,Store
as we tend to call it today, but actuallyState s
itself? Let’s see! -
radixtree: A prefix-tree parsing library for Haskell
This is just a brief post about radixtree, which is a library that produces radix trees from text values and provides a generic parser suitable for use with Attoparsec, Trifecta, or Parsec.
Jobs
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IOHK seeking Haskell infrastructure wrangler in Scotland
There are many Haskell infrastructure tools used by academics and in industry, including compilers, debuggers, profilers, packagers, and documentation tools. We are looking to fill a post devoted to improving Haskell infrastructure.
In brief
- A quick tour of generic-random
- Breaking changes, dependency trees
- Functional programming for mathematical computing
- GHCJS 8.2
- Idris 1.2.0 released
- Immutability: The less things change, the more you know
- Monads are just monoids in the category of endofunctors
- Optimizing tagless final
- Parsing and tweeting
- Request for comments on expanded
Data.Sequence
docs - SQL database design with Yesod and Persistent
- Unsafely inspecting monadic computations
- Zip-folding
Package of the week
This week’s package of the week is Movie Monad, a free and simple to use video player.
Call for participation
- eta: Put all the mem(cpy, cmp, set) utility functions in MemoryManager
- pretty-simple: Add pTraceOpt function in Debug.Pretty.Simple
- rio: Rewrite export statements for nicer Haddocks
- stack: Show resolver being used when
stack ghci
is invoked outside of a project directory
Events
- January 11: Haskell.SG: January meetup
- January 12: Austin types, theorems, and programming languages: Software foundations by Benjamin Pierce
- January 13: Madrid Haskell users group: Workshop on blockchain using Haskell and other technologies
- January 15: Karlsruhe Haskell study group: Testing with QuickCheck
- January 16: Functional first Phoenix: Monad implementation
- January 17: Berlin functional programming group: Workshop on functional programming in JavaScript with Sanctuary
- January 18: Utah Haskell: Meetup


Codepen Challenge: Fullscreen Menu
Today’s project was focused on this week’s challenge from Codepen. The challenge requirements are typically pretty simple which means there is a whole lot of room for variety in how you solve the problem. This week’s challenge was to create a nav menu that filled the whole page. The way that I went about it was to make a menu that connects by sliding in from the top and bottom of the screen. Then there was triple highlighting and a exit button near the middle. I have the tendency to continue to add and tweak things as time goes on so for now I created something simple. This would be just for a desktop experience. For a mobile one. It would make more sense for there to be one column that could probably just fade in and out with a jQuery toggle. Project here


'Kalu' is a calculator concept which aims at making long and inter-linked calculations really fast.
Developed by Kushagra Gour
Source Code More projects


Welcome to the most advanced dedicated programming language selector on the planet. This survey will ask you to select answers from a drop down menu on the following questions. Think carefully, the answers will determine your fate forever(well, until you decide to change primary languages). You will be given one of three languages, Javascript, C# and Ruby. When you're ready, please press "Let's Begin"
On a scale of 1-3, how "cool" do you think you are?
Indian Food, Mexican Food, or Italian Food?
You've come across a magic rock that, when rubbed, will offer you one of three powerful supernatural abilities: Flight, Super Speed or Mind Reading. Which power do you choose?
Do you like KPop?
Do you like Marvel Movies?
Which Coding Bootcamp is your favorite?
 Here is the Wikipedia definition of C#:
C# was developed around 2000 by Microsoft as part of its .NET initiative and later approved as an international standard by Ecma (ECMA-334) in 2002 and ISO (ISO/IEC 23270) in 2003. It was designed by Anders Hejlsberg, and its development team is currently led by Mads Torgersen, being one of the programming languages designed for the Common Language Infrastructure (CLI). The most recent version is 9.0, which was released in 2020 in .NET 5.0 and included in Visual Studio 2019 version 16.8.
Now that you're empowered with KNOWLEDGE, go forth and code in C#!
Shine bright like dia-I mean Ruby! Here is the Wikipedia definition of Ruby:
Ruby is dynamically typed and uses garbage collection. It supports multiple programming paradigms, including procedural, object-oriented, and functional programming. According to the creator, Ruby was influenced by Perl, Smalltalk, Eiffel, Ada, BASIC, and Lisp.
Now that you're empowered with KNOWLEDGE, go forth and code in Ruby!
Grab yourself a cup of joe, because you'll be up all night learning Javascript! Here is the Wikipedia definition of Javascript:
Alongside HTML and CSS, JavaScript is one of the core technologies of the World Wide Web. JavaScript enables interactive web pages and is an essential part of web applications. The vast majority of websites use it for client-side page behavior, and all major web browsers have a dedicated JavaScript engine to execute it.
Now that you're empowered with KNOWLEDGE, go forth and code in Javascript!


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Dear Friend, I am captain James .W. Brian in the US Marine Corps on Monitoring and Peace a keeping mission in Baghdad-Iraq. The reason why I am explaining my finding to you is to seek for your assistance to enable you contributes immensely to the actualization of my dreams. On the 18th day of March 2007, we were alerted on the presence of some terrorists hideouts in Haifa Street, a long thoroughfare of high-rise buildings built by Saddam Hussein here in Baghdad. After Immediate intervention by the Iraqi forces and ours, we were able to capture many foreign Arab fighters linked to al Qaeda in that operation and over 100 militants were killed on the process. Among the Arab fighters linked to al Qaeda two were interrogated by two of our intelligent investigators and I. They confessed that some of them are fighters for al Qaeda and some are for Ayman al-Zawahiri and they took us to some of their hideout which runs along the west bank of the Tigris River that cuts through the capital. When we invaded into the hideout, we recovered several guns, amour including some boxes among which two contains bullets, one filled with hard drugs (heroine) and the other two to my amazement contain some US Dollars which we assumed amounted to $23.2M after I and two of the intelligent investigators counted them and it took us over 4 hours to get it counted. I however instructed them to keep this in high secrecy so that we can have the money to our selves, they all agreed to the plan and they replied to me on how I can get this huge sum out of this country and I told them that ital™s no problem. This motivated me to connive with my best friend in our force who went with me and the two other officers to keep the boxes in a safer place. I am now in keen need of a "Reliable and Trustworthy" person like you who would receive, secure and protect these boxes containing the US Dollars for me untill my assignment elapses here. I assure and promise to give you 20% of this fund, however feel free to negotiate what you wish to have as your percentage in this deal. Please assure me of your keeping this topmost secret to protect my job with the US Monitoring and Peace-Keeping mission. please you can contact me with my private mailbox<EMAIL_ADDRESS>My Sincere regards, Capt James Brian.(U.S MARINE)


A project that uses realtime, to the second, RNG data from the Global Consciousness project displayed as a animated point on a map (where the RNG is stationed) along with other useful information such as a real time earthquake feed provided by USGS, and a map of the latest 'signfigant' fire events in the United States. Also, marked by default, are places of interest such as universities and places of worship in addition to color coded (to the zodiac) chakra points.
RNG stands for 'Random Number Generator' and is a specialized device that generates streams of random numbers.
This visualization can be CPU/memory intensive, warning. To improve speed zoom in on various parts of the map, and do not use the 'Connections' feature if your computer is from the last ceuntry. Hiding inactive sites signfigantly improves performance
Removetrail is a continuation of a much older and discontinued project called 'Trail.' I am fascinated with randomness, but am also fascinated with the little I know about quantum physics, so one of my personal uses of this applications is primary for event predictions, but could be used as a platform to test various quantum phenomon
I see this turning into an anonymous multiuser web application where statistics of the active viewers are co-related to the behaviors of the RNG's, and potentially to act as a record keeper to notate interesting combinations of events, or to let anonymous users tag these events for others to discover.
Removetrail is an open source project hosted on github. Its messy. Thank you for your understanding.
The siriwave is a basic interpretation of the scale of colors to manipulate speed and amplitude of the line per EGG site and uses this repository
Connections attempts to match adjacent EGG sites that have the same color coded value in real time. Its not very fast and scans one level deep so its not common to see all points match or all colors represented.
Chakra Locations are based on my personal research from sites that are no longer online completed over a year ago, their locations were converted to be usable with google maps so their accuracy is questionable.
This feature will hide the inactive sites. Due to limitations within google maps, my patience they may be shown again by reloading the page.
Included is a basic audio rendering of EGG data, for a more controllable and definable audio experience visit this page which takes full advantage of javascripts' oscillator capabilities. It also permits saving and loading of settings to customize the output for your purposes.