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WE
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public class BPDU extends BasePacket
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
BPDU.BPDUType |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private long |
destMac |
private byte |
flags |
private short |
forwardDelay |
private short |
helloTime |
private LLC |
llcHeader |
private short |
maxAge |
private short |
messageAge |
private short |
portId |
private short |
protocolId |
private byte[] |
rootBridgeId |
private int |
rootPathCost |
private byte[] |
senderBridgeId |
private byte |
type |
private byte |
version |
parent, payload
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BPDU(BPDU.BPDUType type) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IPacket |
deserialize(byte[] data,
int offset,
int length)
Deserializes this packet layer and all possible payloads
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long |
getDestMac() |
byte[] |
serialize()
Sets all payloads parent packet if applicable, then serializes this
packet and all payloads
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equals, getParent, getPayload, hashCode, setParent, setPayload
private final long destMac
private LLC llcHeader
private short protocolId
private byte version
private byte type
private byte flags
private byte[] rootBridgeId
private int rootPathCost
private byte[] senderBridgeId
private short portId
private short messageAge
private short maxAge
private short helloTime
private short forwardDelay
public BPDU(BPDU.BPDUType type)
public byte[] serialize()
IPacket
public IPacket deserialize(byte[] data, int offset, int length)
IPacket
offset
- offset to start deserializing fromlength
- length of the data to deserializepublic long getDestMac()


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All assignments for the class will be listed here.
- Five homework assignments, each with 2-3 programming problems.
- A midterm “tutorial” assignment where you will write up a short tutorial on a data science subject.
- A final project, done in groups, on a data science problem of your choosing.
All assignments will be released by 11:59 PM ET on the release date, and are due at 11:59pm ET (midnight) on the due date.
You are expected to know and adhere to the course policies, which govern late days, submissions, and collaboration.
Assignment dates
We may occasionally modify assignment dates and scopes. If we do that, there will be an announcement in-class and an update here.
| Release date | Due date | |
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| Homework 1 | Aug 26 | Sep 12 |
| Homework 2 | Sep 13 | Oct 1 |
| Homework 3 | Oct 2 | Oct 24 |
| Tutorial Proposal | Sep 16 | Sep 27 |
| Tutorial | Oct 15 | |
| Tutorial Evaluation | Oct 24 | Oct 29 |
| Homework 4 | Oct 25 | Nov 11 |
| Homework 5 | Nov 12 | Nov 25 |
| Final Project Proposal | Oct 21 | Nov 1 |
| Final Project Video | Dec 5 | |
| Final Project Feedback | Dec 6 | Dec 8 |
| Final Project Report | Dec 11 |
TAs may not be available to answer questions about an assignment after its due date; keep this in mind before deciding to use your grace days.
Homework
Homeworks are distributed as Jupyter notebooks, submitted for auto-grading via Diderot.
To get access to the course materials, go to Diderot and register using your andrew.cmu.edu
account. Select our course “15-388 Practical Data Science” and use the code 35603
to register.
Writing Code
The five homeworks in this course are all auto-graded programming assignments. Here is some information to get you started:
Environment
Begin by setting up the environment: you need Python 3.6.7 or later, PIP (Python package manager) for that version, and Git (version control software) installed.
Environments are notoriously difficult to debug, especially if grown slowly over time. While we encourage you to experiment with setting your environment up, we will only provide technical support for these three configurations:
Vagrant If you want a ready-to-use environment, take a look at our custom Vagrantfile. Vagrant is a popular tool that allows you to rapidly provision (set up) a virtual machine and we have written a configuration file (and tutorial) that prepares everything for the course. This is the easiest method.
Anaconda Download and install it here.
Windows Subsystem for Linux If you are running Windows, consider using the WSL. Begin by following these instructions to install WSL. Once you have created your account, run this to install the prerequisite system packages:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade -yq
sudo apt install -yq python3 python3-pip git
Your linux home directory is located at either \\wsl$\home\<linux-username>
(WSL2) or C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Packages\CanonicalGroupLimited.UbuntuonWindows_79rhkp1fndgsc\LocalState\rootfs\home\<linux-username>
(WSL1). Create a shortcut to this folder.
Move the homework handouts to this folder to make them accessible to the Ubuntu app. You can upload the completed .ipynb
files directly from this folder.
Extraction
Extract each .tgz
file using any archive extractor. Each archive contains:
requirements.txt
, which details the Python dependencies;[...].ipynb
, which has the questions in an IPython Notebook; and- additional data files which are needed to run the notebook and should not be submitted.
Begin by installing the dependencies in requirements.txt
. With pip, you can use pip3 -r requirements.txt
. Then you can start the Jupyter notebook server with the command:
jupyter notebook <path-to-folder>
, orpython3 -m jupyter notebook <path-to-folder>
For more help on running a Jupyter notebook, you can view the Jupyter quick start guide.
Our question files contain tests to allow you to rapidly check that your own code is working. We score your submissions based on a more extensive set of tests.
Submitting
You can submit each homework by uploading the .ipynb
file through the Diderot website. Do not rename the file or alter any function signatures; we rely on these for automatic grading.
You should get a score breakdown after a few minutes.
Tutorial
In lieu of a midterm exam, students will write a tutorial on a data science topic of their choosing. More information will be posted here when the assignment is released. Again, no late days are permitted on the tutorial, and failure to submit by the deadline will result in zero points.
Final project
The final project of the course will consist of a large data science project done in teams of 2-3 people (single person or four person teams will be considered on an individual basis). The final report for this project will be a Jupyter notebook detailing the data collection, analysis, and results. In addition to the report, teams will also prepare a short (2 minute) video for showing during a final project video session, on Dec 6 from 5:00 PM to 8:00PM in Rashid Auditorium (GHC 4401). More information and dates will be available when the assignment is released.
No late days are permitted on the final project, and failure to submit by the deadline will result in zero points.


Adaptive scientific computations require that periodic repartitioning (load balancing) occur dynamically to maintain load balance. Hypergraph partitioning is a successful model for minimizing communication volume in scientific computations, and partitioning software for the static case is widely available. In this paper, we present a new hypergraph model for the dynamic case, where we minimize the sum of communication in the application plus the migration cost to move data, thereby reducing total execution time. The new model can be solved using hypergraph partitioning with fixed vertices. We describe an implementation of a parallel multilevel repartitioning algorithm within the Zoltan load-balancing toolkit, which to our knowledge is the first code for dynamic load balancing based on hypergraph partitioning. Finally, we present experimental results that demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach on a Linux cluster with up to 64 processors. Our new algorithm compares favorably to the widely used ParMETIS partitioning software in terms of quality, and would have reduced total execution time in most of our test cases.


Chapter 2 : Binary
Computers interpret numbers differently than humans. We humans use a base-10 number system. Computers use binary, a very long string of 1's and 0's. At first, binary is very intimidating but after going through this study guide, hopefully, you'll feel much better about this subject.
Sections
2.1 : Converting Between Bases2.2 : Negative Numbers
2.3 : Fractional Binary
2.4 : Addition and Subtraction
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Last week, the party ventured down into the slavers' lair once more. Or rather, three of them did, thanks to the small elevator: Clockwork, Rucks, and Talbot. When the elevator reached the bottom, they found themselves staring at a squad of heavily armed slavers. Emboldened by their previous encounters with the slaver guards, Clockwork and Talbot agilely lept forward. However, they quickly found that these guards were more competent than their predecessors - especially with the aid of the slaver mages who quickly came around the corner.
Their situation was precarious, but ninety feet up, the rest of the party heard the fighting and took action. Specifically, they recalled the elevator Rucks was standing on, so he began ascending the shaft without Clockwork or Talbot. Before the platform cut off access to the tunnels below, Muerdoc slid gracefully down the elevator shaft and lept into the thick of the fray. Krunch saw this, thought it was pretty awesome, and decided he could do the same thing. However, in defiance of all dramatic convention, he proved somewhat less adept at the finer details of wall-sliding. If Muerdoc descended like water flowing down a waterfall, Krunch more closely resembled a boulder in an avalanche. Instead of landing on the elevator platform, he landed at the bottom of the shaft, with little regard for the structure which ostensibly stood in the way - or for Rucks, who was now balancing (expertly) on approximately half an elevator.
When he arrived, the situation was grim. Clockwork was dispatched by a spell that gave him a powerful aversion to water, forcing him to flee (expertly).  Inspired by Krunch's example, Deekin bravely attempted his own descent, using his powerful "anti-Krunch hugs" spell to absorb the impact from the fall. With Deekin's spells, Krunch's terrifying krunching, Rucks' ranged assault from the rising elevator shaft, and Muerdoc's furious fists, the tide began to turn.
Sir Patty Cakes, trapped at the top of the elevator shaft, could not stand being away from the fight any longer. Muerdoc, Krunch, and Deekin had all managed the fall, so it stood to reason that he should join them. And so it was that the heavily armored dwarf lept from the edge... completely missed the elevator chain, banged against the wall, narrowly avoided destroying the remains of the elevator, and smashed into Krunch with the grace and majesty of an eagle with a cannonball tied to it.
It was at about this point that the slavers decided to retreat. Whether they retreated because of the terror that Krunch invoked, because Rucks lept into the fray with his fists to dispatch the mages, or because of the heavily armed dwarf crazy enough to jump down a hundred-foot elevator shaft, it may never be known. In any event, they backed around a corner, calling for reinforcements and trying to live to fight another day. As he pursued them, Rucks picked up the bag of holding and realized the significance of its contents. He pointed it at them with all the ferocity a highly disciplined warrior can muster while wielding a large sack as a weapon. From inside, Talbot unleashed a flurry of arrows as soon as the bag opened, striking the retreating soldiers.
Then Clockwork fired his ballista.
The bolt pierced past the soldiers and sped towards Rucks. He knew instinctively (that is, because the DM said so) that it was too large to deflect. But he was, at that exact moment, holding a portal into extradimensional space. With a quick movement, he directed the bolt safely into the bag. Safely, that is, for Rucks. For Talbot, who was standing at the very entrance of the bag, it was somewhat less safe, and he was struck by the world's first extradimensional ballista bolt.
The battle was more or less over at this point, with just a few slavers to mop up. But Talbot wanted to make absolutely sure the party was safe. Finally able to access the physical world again, he took a chunk of his starmetal and threw it to Teralindel, the living rock that fed on gems and metal. Teralindel eagerly ate it, and things got a bit... strange.
All around the party, the ground shook. Teralindel roared and glowed with supernatural energy, feeding on the immense magical potential contained in the starmetal. His body expanded, creating new rock from thin air to form arms and legs. As the ground settled, Teralindel demanded one thing: more starmetal. The party told him the location of the starmetal in Ssect, promising to help him get there. They also explained the concept of "slavers", and how the party was trying to stop them. Teralindel was infuriated, and said he would solve the problem. A massive earthquake struck, and off in the distance, a great number of screams were silenced as quickly as they had began. Teralindel fell dormant, his power spent, as a horde of freed slaves rushed towards the tunnel entrance. Apparently, the Black Hand was no more.
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Interface for a DOM serializer implementation, factory for DOM and SAX serializers, and static methods for serializing DOM documents.
To serialize a document using SAX events, create a compatible serializer
and pass it around as a DocumentHandler
. If an I/O error occurs while serializing, it will
be thrown by DocumentHandler.endDocument()
. The SAX serializer
may also be used as DTDHandler
, DeclHandler
and
LexicalHandler
.
To serialize a DOM document or DOM element, create a compatible
serializer and call it's DOMSerializer.serialize(Document)
or DOMSerializer.serialize(Element)
methods.
Both methods would produce a full XML document, to serizlie only
the portion of the document use OutputFormat.setOmitXMLDeclaration(boolean)
and specify no document type.
The OutputFormat
dictates what underlying serialized is used
to serialize the document based on the specified method. If the output
format or method are missing, the default is an XML serializer with
UTF-8 encoding and now indentation.
DocumentHandler
,
ContentHandler
,
OutputFormat
,
DOMSerializer
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
org.xml.sax.ContentHandler |
asContentHandler()
Return a ContentHandler interface into this serializer. |
org.xml.sax.DocumentHandler |
asDocumentHandler()
Return a DocumentHandler interface into this serializer. |
DOMSerializer |
asDOMSerializer()
Return a DOMSerializer interface into this serializer. |
void |
setOutputByteStream(java.io.OutputStream output)
Specifies an output stream to which the document should be serialized. |
void |
setOutputCharStream(java.io.Writer output)
Specifies a writer to which the document should be serialized. |
void |
setOutputFormat(OutputFormat format)
Specifies an output format for this serializer. |
| Method Detail |
public void setOutputByteStream(java.io.OutputStream output)
public void setOutputCharStream(java.io.Writer output)
public void setOutputFormat(OutputFormat format)
format
- The output format to usepublic org.xml.sax.DocumentHandler asDocumentHandler() throws java.io.IOException
DocumentHandler
interface into this serializer.
If the serializer does not support the DocumentHandler
interface, it should return null.public org.xml.sax.ContentHandler asContentHandler() throws java.io.IOException
ContentHandler
interface into this serializer.
If the serializer does not support the ContentHandler
interface, it should return null.public DOMSerializer asDOMSerializer() throws java.io.IOException
DOMSerializer
interface into this serializer.
If the serializer does not support the DOMSerializer
interface, it should return null.
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display: inline is a declaration in css which allows different
display properties to be assigned to content on the same line. For example, you may want to bold
or emphasize certain words, give it a different appearance from the content before and after
it. Using display: inline allows you to make it bold, apply a
different colour, change the font, and so on.
However, if you set padding and margin using this property, they will be ignored.
display: inline-block is a declaration in css which allows different
display properties to be assigned to content on the same line INCLUDING SETTING THE MARGIN AND
PADDING. For example, you may want to not only bold or emphasize certain words, but you want
the space it takes up on a page to be different from the content before or after it.
Using display: inline-block gives you the additional choice of how
much space it takes up vertically on the page. By using this setting, the entire line will appear
with the height that has been set for that element as it's settings are accommdated. The rest of the
line will be centred vertically within the height and padding settings, though not the
margin settings.
Also, display: inline-block is used to show list items side by side,
horizontally.
This is what happens when you use display: inline:
normal
normal but with display: inline no change in margins or padding and
normal but with display: inline margin and padding change
Though the appearance change has been honoured, the padding and margin settings have been ignored,
and the content now encroaches on the lines above and below.
This is what happens when you use display: inline-block:
normal
normal but with display: inline no change in margins or padding and
normal but with display: inline-block margin and padding change
The appearance, padding and margin settings are honoured, so the content now has enough space to
not encroach on the lines above and below. The changes are more pronounced when the size of the
screen is changed, particularly a smaller screen such as on a tablet or phone.
display:block would not allow the item to which it is applied to be
inline with the content before and after it. It will add a line between items so they will sit
vertically and can't sit side by side, horizontally, and is one of the reasons that display: block
is not used for lists that need to appear to be on the same line, like headings, for example.


[gecode-users] About posting Boolean expression
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Mon Oct 19 15:41:58 CEST 2009
Write instead:
BoolVar tmp =post(*this, ~(a[j]==(i+1)),ICL_DEF);
What you did is posting the constraint that (a[j] == (i+1)) (and hence the
return type of post is void as the compiler tells you). What you apparently
wanted to do is to post a reified constraint which you get with ~ (and hence
the return type is BoolVar).
Cheers
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Yong
Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 3:26 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] About posting Boolean expression
Hi group,
A question about posting Boolean expression here. Any hint will be
appreciated!
My compiler will give "cannot convert from 'void' to 'Gecode::BoolVar'"
error on below code:
BoolVar tmp =post(*this,(a[j]==(i+1)),ICL_DEF);
Yong
ps: I'm using Gecode3.2.0 + VC++ 2008 Express Edition
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Hackerrank | Solution of Time Conversion in Golang
Sep 11, 2018 21:55 · 895 words · 5 minute read
In this one we will solve the last question from warmup section from hackerrank. Time Conversion. A quick and easy one, which only requires some formatting. Let’s dive right into it.
Problem Statement
The question can be found at this link. The problem statement states that we are given a time in 12-hour format i.e. AM-PM format and we have to convert it into military (24 hour) time format. Couple of things to note here is
- This problem can be solved in two ways, either using some string manipulation or some formatted input and printing. We will use the second way here, it’s easier and smaller.
- There are two edge case i.e. when clock hits 12.
Challenges
- Choose our preferred language as golang on hackerrank. The moment we do that, we get some 50-60 lines of code which are very unfamiliar to someone who is new to language.
- Handling the edge cases.
Solution
This is the template you get on hackerrank for this problem statement.
package main
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"io"
"os"
"strings"
)
/*
* Complete the timeConversion function below.
*/
func timeConversion(s string) string {
/*
* Write your code here.
*/
}
func main() {
reader := bufio.NewReaderSize(os.Stdin, 1024 * 1024)
outputFile, err := os.Create(os.Getenv("OUTPUT_PATH"))
checkError(err)
defer outputFile.Close()
writer := bufio.NewWriterSize(outputFile, 1024 * 1024)
s := readLine(reader)
result := timeConversion(s)
fmt.Fprintf(writer, "%s\n", result)
writer.Flush()
}
func readLine(reader *bufio.Reader) string {
str, _, err := reader.ReadLine()
if err == io.EOF {
return ""
}
return strings.TrimRight(string(str), "\r\n")
}
func checkError(err error) {
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
}
- First go ahead and delete everything in the pre-existing template.
- Let’s write down our main wrapper function.
package main
import "fmt"
func main(){
}
Before jumping into any of the code logic, let’s first discuss how are going to take input, and how many variables we need. So looking closely at the input xx:xx:xxAM or xx:xx:xxPM
, xx is an integer , we have three of those, which are separated by :
and the last one has a suffix attached to it. So we need three integers, and one string variable to hold our input, and take our input in a formatted fashion. Let’s go ahead and handle that.
...
var h,m,s int
var suffix string
fmt.Scanf("%d:%d:%d%s",&h,&m,&s,&suffix)
Here we declare three integers and one string variable. Next we take one line of input. %d
specifies an integer, three integers separated by colons and then followed by a string, that would take our suffix i.e. AM or PM. Now let’s discuss the logic. First let’s agree that the minute and second part of the time will always be the same no matter what the time is, it’s only the hour part that will change. So we have two cases here. First is AM and second is PM. In case of AM if the hour is 12, it will become 00
else it will be same, for example, 2 o’clock in the morning is same in both the clock formats. Now for the case of PM, if the hour is not equal to 12, we will add 12 to it. For an example, 2 o’clock in the after noon is 14 o’clock in military clock format. Those are all the logic we need to solve this problem, next we will just format and print the results. Let’s look at the code now.
...
if suffix == "AM" && h == 12 {
h = 0
}
if suffix == "PM" && h != 12 {
h += 12
}
fmt.Printf("%02d:%02d:%02d",h,m,s)
So here we have our logical blocks, and the formatted print. %02d
represents that it will be an integer in length 2, if the length is less than 2, prefix it with a zero. So That is all we need. Now your complete code should look like
package main
import "fmt"
func main(){
var h,m,s int
var suffix string
fmt.Scanf("%d:%d:%d%s",&h,&m,&s,&suffix)
if suffix == "AM" && h == 12 {
h = 0
}
if suffix == "PM" && h != 12 {
h += 12
}
fmt.Printf("%02d:%02d:%02d",h,m,s)
}
let’s review what are the highlights to take away from this question. We could have solved this question using string manipulation as well as using formatted input and output methods. We went for the latter because as you can see, it made the code much smaller and simpler. Once we got the inputs in the desired formats we wanted, it was just a matter of simple logic and formatted printing. This was the last question from hackerrank warmup section, if hackerrank adds anymore question to this section, I will add a solution on my blog and upload a video for it, but for now, we are done with this section and will move to implementation section. This is it for this one, complete source code for this post can be found on my Github Repo. Will see you in the next one.
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The second step in planning is selecting the right installation method. After installation the next step is to apply the DB2 licenses.
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method now and then later use a different installation method on the same computer.
Choosing one method does not commit you to the continued use of that method.
- Unattended installation using a response file:-
This method involves creating a response file and then running the db2setup
or setup command using that response file.
- Unattended installation using the db2_install script:-
The db2_install script is a thin, coarse wrapper that calls the response
file installer to install the entire product.
Compared to a response file installation, this method has some limitations.
- Payload file deployment:-
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metadata for an installable component. This method extracts component files
from the payload file, directly saves them into the target path, then uses db2chgpath
to update the embedded runtime path. This deployment method is for the
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I like to explore new places and take some pictures there. Just for keep memories and sometime I will open them and remember that beautiful moments I will share some pictures that I took before, let's see and give me some comments.
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I don't know when it started, but films that open with shots of suburbia give me the chills. Oak-lined streets, white picket fences, moms watering the lawn, kids playing basketball, dads barbequing – should I really find them that creepy, or is American Beauty still fresh in my mind? You practically expect something alarming to happen, like for the camera to pan down and reveal a human ear lying in the grass (a la David Lynch's Blue Velvet).
It's no Blue Velvet, but The Virgin Suicides has a development just as disturbing. And all it takes is one line to snap you out of the suburban daydream – `Cecilia was the first to go.' The images of moms and dads and lawns and fences are replaced with one of a thirteen-year-old girl in a bathtub filled with crimson-tinged water. It's akin to a slap across the face. And like Lester Burnham's opening monologue in American Beauty, that line gives you an idea of what to expect from the rest of the film.
Cecilia (Hanna R. Hall, young Jenny in Forrest Gump), we learn, is the youngest daughter in the Lisbon family. The Lisbons (James Woods, Any Given Sunday and Kathleen Turner, Baby Geniuses) are the parents of five beautiful teenaged daughters that look like they just stepped out of a Golden Grahams commercial. There's fourteen-year-old Bonnie (Chelse Swain, sister of Lolita's Dominique), fifteen-year-old Lux (Kirsten Dunst, Dick), sixteen-year-old Mary (A.J. Cook) and seventeen-year-old Therese (Leslie Hayman). Together, the Lisbon daughters form their own little clique of well-developed, blonde girls, which, as you might expect, attracts the attention of every teenaged boy within pheromone range.
But the Lisbon parents are maniacally strict, barely allowing their voluptuous flock to leave the house, let alone date boys, which only makes the forbidden girls more tantalizing. In fact, Suicides is told from the point of view of a boy that lived in the neighborhood (Giovanni Ribisi, Boiler Room, provides the narration but does not appear in the film).
Like other similarly aged young men that lived near the Lisbons, the narrator explains their infatuation with the girls led them to find and collect Lisbon memorabilia. They still talk about them, even though the events that play out in the film transpired twenty-five years ago. The boys-turned-men have a burning desire to know what went on in the Lisbon house, but just don't have enough information to piece the past together.
While Cecilia's suicide was a major catalyst for the actions of the other Lisbon girls, Trip Fontaine (Josh Hartnett, Here on Earth) was certainly another. The most popular boy in school, Trip successfully woos Lux with his rock-star swagger (and a wig like Kelso on That ‘70s Show), but then ditches her after a school dance, setting off a chain of tragic events in the Lisbon house; events that nobody seemed to care about but the narrator and his friends.
Suicides is full of amazing performances from everyone, including the interchangeable Lisbon girls. Woods character gets nuttier and nuttier as the film progresses and things in his house begin to spin out of control. The luminous Dunst chalks up another fantastic performance – it's hard to believe she just turned eighteen. But the surprising standout acting-wise is Hartnett, who gets so far into his role that you'll likely forget that it's him. Scott Glenn (Firestorm) and Danny DeVito (Drowning Mona) also appear in one scene apiece.
Suicides is the directorial debut of Sofia Coppola, the daughter of Oscar winner Francis Ford Coppola, who, until now, was probably most famous for playing Mary Corleone in The Godfather, Part III or, at best, the wife of last year's Oscar-nominee Spike Jonze (Being John Malkovich). But Sofia proves here that's she's just as talented as her pop, her Oscar-winner cousin (Nicolas Cage), her Oscar-winning grandpa (Carmine Coppola), her Oscar-nominated aunt (Talia Shire) or her husband. Coppola adapted the script from Jeffrey Eugenides' debut novel of the same name, and pumped the music full of great period music (but not stuff that you're tired of hearing in films), like Heart, Todd Rundgren, ELO and Janis Ian. The standout score was provided by the French band Air.
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Sending and receiving feedback at Dev Bootcamp
4/14/15
A big part of the Dev Bootcamp experience is pair programming. Two minds thinking together, catching errors and solving problems as one.
We're all remote learners right now, so we use Google Hangout video calls to communicate and show our code. It's not as great as being in person, but it's pretty good.
I've had some really fun, challenging pairing experiences so far. Busting through a tough problem and on to victory is a great feeling. It's a drug that I'm starting to get addicted to.
I have had a few instances where I thought we were heading down the wrong path when working on a tough challenge. It's tough to speak up in those situations, as I was just as befuddled as my partner, and they MAY have been on to something. But I did my best to bring them back to reality and focus on a simpler solution. It has worked out every time... so far.
I'm sure there will come a day when two stubborn minds will collide, and I will need to back down and let us wander until it's my turn. I have no problem backing down, as long as we can set a time limit on the wandering.
Web development, like all things, is a human endeavor. I've read many times that the failure of software is really a failure of the team to communicate. I'll keep working on my communication skills.
Another big piece of the Dev Bootcamp experience is feedback. We give and receive "kind, actionable and specific" feedback after every pairing session.
My feedback has been mostly positive, and that makes me feel really good. But I know I probably talk too much and dominate the session too much. So those are things I'm working on.
Writing feedback is tough.  In my experience people are really sensitive to how you say something compared to what you say.
That being said, I have also worked with people that were incredibly matter of fact and clear communicators.
I'd like to fall somewhere in the middle. Clearly communicate a hard message with a not-so-sharp edge.
I include constructive criticisms into every piece of feedback. It's still a work in progress.


In week 4 we are introduced to computer controlled-cutting. In computer controlled-cutting, we use computers to do fabrication processes. Instructions are given by codes of the line which can be
generated manually or we can turn the geometries into codes.
code which is used in machine for fabrication processes called "G-Code". G-Code is a numerically controlled programming language used in computer-aided manufacturing to
control the automated machines.
example of vinyl cutting - link
Road map of city - link
Machine : Roland GX24
A vinyl cutter is a type of computer-controlled machine. Small vinyl cutters look like a desktop printer. Like a printer controls a nozzle, the computer controls the movement of a sharp blade over the surface of the material. This blade
is used to cut out shapes and letters from sheets of thin self-adhesive plastic (vinyl). The vinyl can then be stuck to a variety of surfaces depending on
the adhesive and type of material.
To cut out a design a vector-based image must be created in a software program (usually Adobe Illustrator or Corel
Draw).
It is then sent to the cutter (Click Hear) where it cuts along the vector paths laid out in the design. The cutter is capable of moving the blade on an X and Y axis over
the material, cutting it into any shape we can design but there will be always one perfect setting for each design depends on the geometry. Since the vinyl material comes in long rolls, projects with significant length like banners or
billboards can be easily cut as well.
To know more about vinyl cutter you can Click here.
Controller of vinyl cutter
TEST : for testing the material or fixing the parameters like
ORIGIN : To set the origin of the machine
PAUSE : to pause the machine while running
POSITION CONTROLLERS : for positioning material and blade
FORCE : to enter the machine force
PEN FORCE : to give manual force while cutting operations (Increment / decrement)
ENTER : to select the required settings
Doing test cuts
First of all, we go for a test so we can know the cut abilities of the vinyl cutter. I used GSM - 20 material here, In Test cut, we found out at which speed and force Inner square can be removed from circle smoothly. For test cut I found Force = 150 gf and speed Speed = 20
Change the blade
There was an issue we were finding in cuts they were not as smooth as we imagined, so we try another blade and it was quite good.
I decided to try my Sherrif logo which I made in Week 3 in INKSCAPE softwere. it has good deatils in the fonts I can also able to know what will be my design limitations in logo making,
Download files from here inkscape(.svg) , inkscape(.jpg), inkscape(.eps) .
I tried both Vector and Raster formats for logo making. I wanted to see the advantages of these two formats in machine operations. Cut studio can work on both vector and raster formats. you can import raster images of extensions (.bmp, .jpg, .gif, .tif, .psd) or vector images of (.EPS or .ai).
Raster Image
First ai went for raster image, raster image can be downloaded from Here . As I say which vector formats you need to upload on the cut studio, Uploading Raster formats are easy you can just import it without any pre Processing.
cut studio interface
This is a cut studio interface, it is quite simple and easy to understand, you can import images from file menu here. here in default state Origin will be in bottom-left.
Import jpg format
Only one limitation in raster formates is we can choose our cut paths directly we have to do some or cant generate all the desired path lines, we need to do some work on that by creating an image outline to generate the best paths we can.
(let's
understand this later). After importing the jpg image or any raster format (JPG in my case) you can just Right-click on the image and select Image outline. first, disable the image view.
What we are doing here is we are setting different contrast of images to create different path lines, these paths are going to be used by cutters. in the dark part, the software will target the more dense colors and in light parts, it
will target bright ones. I have to select in between to generate a tool path of the image.
Set origin
After setting the outline we have to set the origin of the machine, what we can do here that one can set the cutter ate the desired position and set that point as origin by clicking the origin button on the machine, that time origin for the
machine will be set. but we have to tell the software what is the cutting area.
For setting the cutting area we need to go Cutting > Properties and select GET FROM MACHINE.
Changing speed
In Roland-GX24 speed is 20 cm/s in default. it is the maximum speed of the machine, for my job it was Too high, letters can tear off during the cutting process. so I decided to keep it to 1 cm/s first.The force was 150 gf.
reducing the force
It was cutting Bad. Force was too high for cutting the material, so I decided to change it to the 110 gf.
Final Video
tools to know :Post Processing
After doing the vinyl cutting on material, it is time to make a logo out of it. It is a little sensitive process it needs to be done with proper way otherwise logo will take bad shape and will not be good to put on somewhere(Main objective)
Use of transfer tape
A Transfer tap is used to place the logo on the place where you want it to.
Cutting out transfer tap
First I cut the transfer tap I needed from a roll and place it on the part since our small roll of transfer was finished I have to take out bigger one and I cut one portion of it to place transfer tap on cut part.
Pulling out unnecessary material
I removed unnecessary material first! For easy removal one should try to pull transfer tape parallel to the surface, in this case, shear will help to remove the material, directly pulling it up may brake the material and it will one have to make the logo once again.
Using transfer tape one more time
Then I took out another transfer tap and removed my logo from a roll and place it where I wanted to.
What one can do here is put the logo one the roll( its negative side ) if you don't want to stick that on the instance and take it out when you need to, it helps when you have more than one logo to place.
I put it on my laptop.
With vector format
Then I did the same process with vector format, I used .eps format for it. The difference between this type of format I explained above, but vector formats are very good when you need perfect
cutting paths, it will cover all the vector lines in cut paths, but for that one will need vector formats, so I used .svg format, The original file of Inkscape. Click here to download.
In vector format the cutting process is very simple, you don't have to make contrast changes to generate a path, the tool path will be there initially, but the more complex thing is converting or preparing the image for the Cut
studio software. the procedure is little complex and needs to follow some certain ground rules, I will not say the method is not general but we need to use that for our cut studio version.
.eps format
As I wrote cut studio can run on .eps and .Ai formats. I tried with .eps format. I used Inkscape and illustrator to generate a .eps format.
Convert text into paths
It is good practice to convert text manually on paths. for doing that in inscape go to Path > Dynamic offset and select text.
Inkscape
You cant use export option in Inkscape to generate eps format, so go to save as and export the .eps file from there. you will find the option to upload in Postscript version, I checked both looked the same on eps format. But I recommend you to go for a lower version, in case you have an old system.
Click here to download file.export from Illustrator
I exported with illustrator, I will show why I have to do it. but understand the process. in illustrator, one has to export in illustrator 8 EPS(for our cut studio version). Click here to download the file.
visual comperisson
The below image is a comparison of the eps file of Inkscape and illustrator. both look the same, both have same path lines generated but the problem is when you import it in cut-studio, for Inkscape file when you add the file on the software it will not show up, but illustrator file works well. that's why I have to choose an illustrator for Uploading.
imported on cutstudio
As I said toolpath will be generated initially and no additional process require to it, but one thing is to take care of is to remove unwanted paths, sometimes in vector, there are some path line remained while designing. These will mess your logo in the cut if you don't eliminate them.
Post processes
post-processes are the same in vector format as I mention on the raster but one advantage is that you will have more options about removing unnecessary material since each vector path is going to cut. below is an image of the vector cut logo.
comperisson
Here the left one is Raster and Vector. I had better options to change font locations in vector. I could direct the toolpath more efficiently, but it is not good if you have a more complex logo, I generally
observe, if some path is going through design it will cut through it and it can lead to bad position while removing the logo and unwanted material.
For high contrast one can go for the raster type, it is also good for complex designs as far as software can detect edges properly.
Parametric modeling
Parametric design is a process based on algorithmic thinking that enables the expression of parameters and rules that, together, define, encode, and clarify the relationship between design intent and design response.
Parametric design is a paradigm in design where the relationship between elements is used to manipulate and inform the design of complex geometries and structures.
The term parametric originates from mathematics (parametric equation) and refers to the use of certain parameters or variables that can be edited to manipulate or alter the result of an equation or system.
In conclusion Parametric design helps the designer to modify the design very efficiently, in simple words I take one dimension and take it as the main parameter which affects other parameters directly or indirectly, I will try
to relate it
with other dimensions as a set of the equation, which I already have to follow in simple modeling also, this set of equation will help to redesign the model quickly, if I change one parameter, all dimensions related to it will change,
in the complex design, there can be more than one parameter which is main or call it dominant in design.
in Maths dominant parameters can be called Independent parameter and other parameters as Dependent parameters, because their values depend on other parameters.
I prepared some basic models of parametric modeling to understand how I can use it in properly, I initially used Constrains to have relations between vertices, these constrain don't follow any expression, they follow simple
geometric rules.
List is below
Skecth with constrains
Below is a simple sketch I prepared and I used constrains like equal, perpendicular, parallel, horizontal, Symmetric. in this design, I have to think which parameter I should choose to be dominant because I have work-related to press-fittings. I chose slot thickness as the main parameters because the thickness of the material varies and you may have to work on multiple materials in press-fittings, so here only slot thickness is dominant, and I relate it which other parameters.
Parameters
In Modify menu click parameters to give the names of the dimensions, these names will represent the dimensions and it will be easy to work with names. Below is the image of my list of parameters, I choose thickness as the dominant one and it is related to the other one.
Other sketches relation
Here is the relation of thickness to other sketches, I used diagonal because it can control both sides of the square. no need to give every side relation. here Slot dimension is not used in the design, I gave it when I was figuring out whole parametric relation.
relations in sketch
You can put relations directly on the sketch plane. see below images, just define your dominant dimension(mine thickness) first, like Thickness = 3.21mm and then give relations like below.
feasibility in design chnages
The gif shows feasibility in design changes in parametric modeling.
trying another shapes
Then I tried different shapes. these designs are not for press-fitting, the only purpose was to understand the process.
Laser cutting format
Then I uploaded files for laser cutting. In Fusion-360, one needs to create .dxf file for laser cut. for that Right Click on the sketch of geometry and select save as .dxf format. Our laser cutter(SIL) was
working on the works and it demands to have .dxf files of version 2004. details about rd-works software are included in the Rhino section.
In case Fusion-360(.DXF) file is not importing in Rd-works, open it on AutoCAD and export again as version 2004 in DXF.
In AUTODESK
Then I opened the Autodesk command to delete the overlay using overkill command it is needed because if some lines are overlayed laser will cut twice that part and may remove unwanted material there.
OUTPUT
It was my first laser cut and it very pleasing to see these different shapes.Get file from Here Fusion file(.f3d)
Press fitting is joining of the two parts without any fasteners and glue, but only friction will be there. friction will help the modules to be connected. you can know more about press-fitting in Fab academy-tutorials. they explained the whole process of press-fitting.
KERFING
For press-fit cutting, I have to make one comb for measuring kerfing. kerfing is the removal of material by the laser in process,
so it will be always dimension difference in the parts you want to join from the original one. for component the removal of the Material, one may have to add or subtract dimension from the original one on cad.
To measure kerf of the material
Comb test
To know which dimension is good for the material Comb test is necessary. In comb test original dimension may Increment in some fraction (i.e., make some at w-.002″, w-.001″, w+.001″, w+.002″, etc. w is an original dimension) Use kerf
value
on increment/decrement. and after cutting you can test each slot by fitting in each one. Try to figure out which dimension is good to apply to the design and select it.
In my case, I was working on the material which thickness is 3.25 mm - MDF
Design of comb wheel
you can see in the picture I have given various thickness's the comb slots to find out which one fits better, usually for female slots always less thick then original dimensions and male slots are thicker than the original one. You can download files from here.
3.25 mm comb test
Since my material thickness is 3.25 mm. I am preparing the file accordingly.
Generate DXF file from fusion.
To generate Dxf format from the fusion-360 Right-click on the sketch and click Save as Dxf format.
modification in autocad
As I mentioned in the trials section, directly generated files from fusion-360 may not work, because of DXFs version issues. I lost my text I exporting the file, so I have to do some modification.
change of text
I changed the text to Timeout.shx. one can change fonts on autocad on Annotate > Text style > Font name. you can do post-processes like Join command and overkill command to ensure clean sketch. In my sketch, I have to use the overkill command because of overlapping lines. Just write Overkill on command and select a sketch.
IN RD-WORKS
In Rd-Works there are sections for different tasks, listed Below.
Combine curve - for joining the curves if they are not Delet overlays - For deleting the overlay lines Curve Auto close - if one curve is not close itself, this tool will do that Data check - will check above details by one click Preview - Will simulate the toolpath
Power and speed settings :
POWER: How much power in percentage will be provided to a machine SPEED: Speed of the machine while cutting layer: the layer will help to set the priorities in a different profile
Laser cut controlls
Start Pause Stop download : the download will create a prepared file for laser cut and send data to the machine.
comb test
Laser cutting Machine
In laser cutting, we have SIL - laser engraver machine. it is co2 based laser engraving machine. since it is co2 based laser engraver it can not cut the metal, but it has good results with materials like MDF, plywood, Thin wood sheets, buff board, cement board, Acrylic. these are the MATERIALs I tried with the machine I placed details on group work.
OUTPUT FOR 3.25 MM MDF
On the comb test, I found, the thickness of the 3.10 will be perfect for my press-fitting kit. So my material kerf was 0.07 (One side of the notch)
During experiments, I found some problems with the Fusion-360. The software was taking to much load time when I was changing Parameters, it was beyond my machine's limitations so I go for Rhino and grasshopper.i was familiar
with rhino but I have no idea how to use it for parametric design, through it was for parametric designs I was sure I can use it for good. I saw last year's fab academy student Adhitya-ss documentation for any clue in parametric software.
I found a solution. this video is teaching to create Notches on geometry. I followed the whole process.
MAKING MODULES(SHAPES)
I was taking time to understand the Workflow of the grasshopper since it was very new to me but I figure it out somehow and started making processes
MAKING MULTIPLE MODULES
I am still figuring out the workflow of the grasshopper, and I tried different modules myself later.
export File from rhino3d
Select "Export selected" option and select geometry, select Autocad(.DXF) format. then go to Options and select "natural 2007" version.
These methods are essential for our system. You can do some post-process on AutoCAD also.
Dxf file
If you do some work on Autocad, like overkilling and joining better if Autocad file is exported on the 2004 version. Converting files into .DXF, it is the format that RD-WORKS can read. for our system, it is recommended to use .DXF 2004 version.
Dominant parameters
Talking about the dominant parameters in the design, there are two main two parameters which are dominant.
RDworks softwere
Laser cutting
First construction
second construction
In a group work our role was to understand the Laser cutter and to do that by trying different operations like cutting, Etching, cutting on different power, and speed on the different
cutting paths ( Straight or curved ). everyone choose different material to test, I choose Acrylic. it is known for its transparency and elasticity.
Click here to redirect on group website .
Thickness of material: 1.5 mm
Power for Texts and etching: Power max: 7 % Power min: 40 %
Speed for text: 200 mm/s
Suitable for Etching: only up to 70 % power(IN SIL)
Minimum diameter can be cut: 1 mm
Kerfing: 0.07 mm
Minimum text can be cut: 1 mm
Living hinges: good material for living hinges
In computer control Machining week I have done some work in Parametric design and Laser cutting. In Week 8 I designed Plnatery gear Box. since I never made gears I wanted to understand it first in
real, so I made one prototype using the Laser cutter. The whole system is parametric so I don't have to redesign everything if something goes wrong.
Click here for week 8 page.
This week I finally started working with machines, I learned things which are very new to me and things I always wanted to do, to make it(my designs) work on real life. now computers are smart enough to make any type of 3d or 2d design we
want but one always has to think about some constrains and try to overcome creatively if they want designs in the physical environment. I think that I wanted to do so far and from this week I got a chance to do that.
in the vinyl cutter, I learn to control the speed and force to do cut part right, for more complex design one will also have to think about its easy and better removal.
in laser cutting, SIL is a very good laser cutter but it also comes with some limitations, limitations I have written on the group work sections. in my design, Kerfing was only limiting parameters that can affect
the construction. the overall week was good. :)


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This is an insight into Kobe Bryant's NBA journey.
Everything negative - pressure, challenges - is all an opportunity for me to rise.
Kobe Bean Bryant (born August 23, 1978) is an American retired professional basketball player and businessman. He played his entire 20-year career with the Los Angeles Lakers of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He entered the NBA directly from high school and won five NBA championships with the Lakers. Bryant is an 18-time All-Star, 15-time member of the All-NBA Team, and 12-time member of the All-Defensive team. He led the NBA in scoring during two seasons, and ranks third on the league"s all-time regular season scoring and fourth on the all-time postseason scoring list. He holds the NBA record for the most seasons playing with one franchise for an entire career, and is widely regarded as one of the best basketball players of all time. Bryant is the first guard in NBA history to play for at least 20 seasons.[1]
Kobe is the one of the best NBA players we have seen and somebody even cliam that his is the greatest NBA player of all time. And sure, Kobe can do what ever he wants on the field and he can helphis team to win. The following is the line chart for different categories of stats for Kobe during all his career.
Kobe is famous for the ability of scoring. Kobe led the NBA in scoring during the 2005–06 and 2006–07 seasons. In 2006, he scored a career-high 81 points against the Toronto Raptors, the second most points scored in a single game in league history behind Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game in 1962.[2] And now let's take a look at the scoring map for the selcting season.
The above 2 line chart is the scoring and accuracy for selecting season. And you can see from the first line chart, there is a red line which indicates the injury incidents happened. As we all know that injury is the worst thing that could happen to a professional player. And these injury can lead to a down performance on the field. And this visualization is trying to find some connectino on this.
"For a brief moment, it was the first time that I saw doubt -- not defeat, but doubt -- on his face," Vitti says today. "Like, 'Oh, this actually could be it.' It's an Achilles. It's interesting. If you ask him this, that his Achilles was bothering him, he'll tell you the opposite, and that's what scared him about this. It was injury without any forewarning."[2]
At the end, I try to quantify the performance of Kobe in different season. I'm not a sports expert and I'm not great at ranking a player. But I use what I'm understading for the basketball to tell you how Kobe perform for each season.
For each season, based on the stats, I catrgorize them into 3 different categories: Offense, Defence and Efficency. For each category, the combination is the following,


v5.0.0 - 2021Sep26
* Migrate bot to Discord.js v13
* Project cleaning and other chores
v4.11.4 - 2021Jan02
* Update DarkRP commands to use new IP
* Fix SVTTT command graphs
v4.11.3 - 2020Dec30
* Update MCTTT commands to new name and IP (new prefixes: "sv" and "svttt". Old prefixes will stay for a while)
v4.11.2 - 2020Dec24
+ Add Among Us (second server) commands (prefix: "au2", "amongus2")
+ Add Among Us forums checking
v4.11.1 - 2020Dec17
* Fix bot going offline after a few hours
v4.11.0 - 2020Dec12
+ Add Among Us commands (prefix: "amongus")
+ Add Discord gateway status 'display' (on top of this page)
- Remove Anarchy TTT commands and forums checking
v4.10.3 - 2020Nov29
+ Add DarkRP commands (prefix: "darkrp" or "rp") and forums checking
* Fix "Join Now" links in messages
v4.10.2 - 2020Oct18
* Fix forums checking in TTT sections
v4.10.1 - 2020Oct04
+ Added UK TTT commands, prefix: "uk" and "ukttt"
* Updated forums checking to new forums sections
v4.10.0 - 2020Ago22
* Fixed bot going offline more than often
* Improved code to keep the bot online
* Switched online command with online2
* Improved player time formatting ("0h 00min" instead of "00:00:00") in online command
* Updated some server names
- Removed sandbox, vanilla+ and wolvinph commands and forums checking
- Removed forum and discord ban appeals from forums checking
v4.9.3 - 2020Jul19
* Fix Vanilla+ TTT commands when using the prefix "vap"
v4.9.2 - 2020Jul19
* Fix forums checking not working with the new forums layout
v4.9.1 - 2020Jul19
* Fix Vanilla+ TTT commands targeting the wrong server (IP)
* Other minor fixes
v4.9.0 - 2020Jul13
+ Add Sandbox (prefix: sb, sandbox) and Vanilla+ (prefix: vap, vanillaplus) commands and forums checking
- Remove horror murder and scp:sl commands and forums checking
* Fix bot being down very often
* Fix forums checking not working with new forums layout
* Fix broken forums URLs sent by the bot
v4.8.3 - 2020Jun07
* Hopefully fixed gametracker 1006 error in leaderboard command
v4.8.2 - 2020Mai15
* Fix some server graph commands (like rank, population, etc) not working with Vanilla TTT and Deathrun
- Remove EUTTT and EUPH commands
- Remove Murder forums checking
v4.8.1 - 2020Mai15
* Fix deathrun commands to use new IP
v4.8.0 - 2020Apr30
+ Add Wolvin PH commands (prefix: wph, wolvin)
v4.7.1 - 2020Abr20
* Fix vanilla commands to use new IP
v4.7.0 - 2020Mar31
+ Add AnarchyTTT commands (prefix: attt, anarchy)
- Remove SCP:SL Server commands and forums checking
* Update bot to use the new Smithtainment API URL
* Update some command descriptions in the bot
* Fix bot error if SCP server is not found
v4.6.1 - 2020Mar21
* Fix bot crash caused by forums checking
v4.6.0 - 2020Feb24
+ Add support for Deathrun server
- Remove Classic Deathrun server
v4.5.1 - 2020Feb23
* Fix incorrect invalid server error on various commands
* Fix forums checking for EU PH
v4.5.0 - 2020Feb23
+ Add EU PH/TTT, SCP and True PH bot support and forums checking
+ Add script exclusively for SCP server to retrieve info similar to the !!server command
* Fix join command help not showing available servers
* Some internal changes
v4.4.2 - 2019Dec3
- Fix/Add Horror Murder server commands
v4.4.1 - 2019Nov30
- Fix broken forums checking with new forums layout
v4.4.0 - 2019Nov09
+ !!server command now uses the new Smithtainemnt API. Same thing but has map info but no server status info.
+ New command !!online2, which uses the new Smithtainemnt API. Does not shows population graph but its more updated.
- Removed Deathrun and CSGO 5v5 servers from commands
v4.3.3 - 2019Ago24
* Internal changes, no effect to the bot behaviour
v4.3.2 - 2019Ago24
* !!steaminfo command now works for https://steamcommunity.com/id/CustomURL/ links
v4.3.1 - 2019Ago17
* Changed "anime" (Anime PH) server to "classic" (Classic PH)
v4.3.0 - 2019Ago8
* Internal changes, no effect to the bot behaviour
v4.2.1 - 2019Jul30
* Fix crash while inserting Gametracker information in forums checking
v4.2.0 - 2019Jul29
+ Add script to prevent host from shutting down the bot (making it offline)
* Fix playerh/players command generating outdated images
v4.1.0 - 2019Jul29
* Better SteamID identification on steaminfo and forums checking
v4.0.0 - 2019Jul27
+ Complete rewrite of the bot code
+ New commands: join, leaderboard, map, *player*s and rank
+ Some commands now show the "Join now" link to quickly join the server used in the command
+ New website that redirects players to the servers using the join command or "Join now" links
+ The help command now shows how much time the bot has been online since the last restart
+ The stats command now shows a monthly acitivty graph thumbnail, and the first/last join of the player
+ The steaminfo command now shows the account creation and the last time online date and the current playing game
* The bot changelog (this webpage) is now hosted at the same address as the bot host (and the redirect server)
* The period parameter ('day', 'week' or 'month') is now optional for all commands that use it
* The help command "sections" and the colors of the commands embed messages are now divided into "Server", "Player" and "Other" commands
- Removed prefix command
v3.7.0 - 2019Jul12
+ Added Anime Prophunt commands
v3.6.2 - 2019May8
* Removed CSGO server from forums checking
- Fix forums checking for the new forums layout
v3.6.1 - 2019May8
* Changed Prophunt IP in the bot commands to the new one
v3.6.0 - 2019Mar17
+ Added True Vanilla commands
+ Added Competitive 5v5 CS:GO commands
* Optimized code
- Removed Deathrun commands
- Removed Minecraft Survival commands
v3.5.10 - 2019Feb11
* Fixed global forums sections in forums checking
* Changed the thread preview "word" count from 35 to 40
* """""Optimized forums checking""""" (hopefully there'll be less crashes)
v3.5.9 - 2019Feb2
+ Added DarkRP commands, prefix: "rp" or "darkrp"
* Updated list of forums sections for forums checking
* Small changed to commands texts, that now mentions the right servers
- Removed Anime TTT commands
- Removed Modded TTT commands
v3.5.8 - 2018Nov15
+ Added Deathrun commands, prefix: "dr" or "deathrun"
v3.5.7 - 2018Nov15
* Fixed, again the check command
v3.5.6 - 2018Nov1
+ Added say command (for testing, dev only)
v3.5.5 - 2018Oct9
+ Bug reports now pings the staff from the server in the thread title.
* Fixed forums check not finding new bug reports.
- Removed murder server commands
v3.5.4 - 2018Set
* Fixed old broken feature that would ping staff in embeds, which doesn't actually pings.
v3.5.3 - 2018Set9
* Minor fix.
v3.5.2 - 2018Aug27
* Fixed !!serverh command for Modded TTT, which was uncallable.
v3.5.1 - 2018Aug24
* Added Modded TTT as an option in the commands, the prefix is "md", "mdttt" or "modded".
* Changed Minecraft Modded TTT prefixes to "mc", "mcttt" and "mcmd".
* Minor change in the thread preview and !!help command texts.
- Removed Vanilla TTT from commands.
v3.5.0 - 2018Aug2
+ Bot now uses Reeb's API for the server command, which gives more precise infomation than gametracker.com.
+ Added icons to embed bot messages.
* Fixed possible spam when the same command was called twice at the same time.
* Fixed crash with threads that don't use SteamID in the forums checking.
* Changed a few text in some commands.
* Optimized code.
v3.4.3 - 2018Jul16
* Changed Star Wars TTT commands names to match the Murder server.
* Updated prefix command (staff developer only).
* Optimized code.
v3.4.2 - 2018May29
* Fixed broken links being generated.
v3.4.1 - 2018May29
* Fixed crash in the serverh command with names with special characters.
v3.4.0 - 2018May23
+ Playerhours command is now changed to the stats commands, which besides hours, tells ranks, score and score/min.
v3.3.2 - 2018May21
* Fixed broken links with parenthesis in the serverh/playerhours command.
v3.3.1 - 2018May20
* Fixed broken links with spaces in the serverh command.
v3.3.0 - 2018May17
+ Serverh command now gives a link to a similar names list (same as the playerhours command).
v3.2.0 - 2018May11
+ Serverh and population commands now supports abbreviations of time period (day -> d; week -> w; month -> m)
* Fixed possible future crash with Star Wars TTT new thread messages.
* Minor code optimization.
v3.1.0 - 2018May10
+ Added Star Wars TTT forums section to the auto forum thread checking.
v3.0.1 - 2018May9
* Crash fix with the playerhours command.
v3.0.0 - 2018May6
+ Added the Pure Vanilla Minecraft server to the population and online commands. (Players' playtime/activity is not supported by GT in Minecraft servers)
+ Added the Pure Vanilla Minecraft server forums sections to the bot 'auto-new-thread-checker'.
+ Reports, suggestions and donor support threads now have a preview of their content (title and text). example
+ New prefix command to change bot prefix. (staff developer only)
+ More examples in the help command.
+ New clone of the bot for developing, this will prevent people from sometimes recieving duplicated messages from a command.
* Complete restructuration in the command files. This will make bug fixes easier and faster in the future.
* Remade the way bot stores data about repeated threads, which will lower a lot the probability to send repeated threads.
* Commands and arguments are not case sensitive anymore.
* Fixed a bug with the serverh trying to find a not found player graph. Probably was crashing the bot sometimes.
* Default graph type to population command is now 'day' again.
* Optimized code.
* Changed the bot name for SGStats, I think it looks cleaner this way
v2.9.0 - 2018Apr10
+ Bot now recognizes commands when ping-ed, alternative to the prefix.
- Removed forums portal checking.
v2.8.5 - 2018Apr04
* Fixed bug with serverh command.
v2.8.4 - 2018Apr01
* Updated channel IDs.
* Bug fixes.
v2.8.3 - 2018Mar27
* Removed unused forums sections in forums checking.
* Optimized code.
v2.8.2 - 2018Mar25
* Changed DarkRP commands names to match the in-development server Star Wars TTT.
* Minor bug fix
v2.8.1 - 2018Mar23
* Fixed crash bug.
* Fixed minor grammar error.
v2.8.0 - 2018Mar18
+ Added helpful messages for wrong commands/syntaxes.
- Removed 'day' graph type as the default for the population command. Now it doesn't have default and the user should specify the graph type.
* Changed some texts that were out of place.
v2.7.1 - 2018Mar17
* Reformuled the way the bot gets SteamID/SteamID64.
* Updated Hades user descriptor in special thanks
v2.7.0 - 2018Mar15
+ Bot now tries to find the player with a similar name instead of needing to type the exact name for the serverh command, like the playehours command. example.
v2.6.0 - 2018Mar10
+ Bot now uses SteamID64 if SteamID is not found in the new threads.
v2.5.0 - 2018Mar8
+ Added the new PropHunt server to all commands (server, serverh, online, population and playerhours).
+ Servers now can be referenced abbreviation.
Examples: !!mc, !!online proph, !!playerhours va Skeke, !!an, !!ph
* Fixed a crash in forums checking.
* Fixed a bug where SteamID was being get from replies of a thread.
* Optimized code.
v2.4.2 - 2018Feb28
* Bot now checks for bug reports and suggestions in the Developer Corner.
* Fixed a bug where portal news comes without images
v2.4.1 - 2018Feb28
* Portal news are now sent in the public discord too.
* New DarkRP Threads pings now the entire DarkRP staff + Reeb.
v2.4.0 - 2018Feb28
+ Bot now searches for news in the forums portal.
v2.3.2 - 2018Feb27
* Fixed a crash. (this problem was crashing my bot since version 2.0 xD)
v2.3.1 - 2018Feb25
+ Added changelog link in the help command
* Fixed a crash with the automatic checker where it would crash with new threads that were not applications.
* Fixed a bug where info from new threads were sent in different/wrong/multiple messages. (I hope so lol)
v2.3.0 - 2018Feb11
+ Bot shows GamerTracker info for new threads and server activity for new applicants. (unstable)
v2.2.0 - 2018Feb11
+ Bot now checks for forum moderator applications, reports and donor support threads.
v2.1.0 - 2018Feb11
+ Bot error messages and some others now have thumbnails, style change only.
* 'darkrp' is now valid and considered as 'roleplay' for all commands.
* Optimized code.
v2.0.1 - 2018Feb11
* Fixed bug where the bot would warn about the same new thread. (I HOPE IT'S FIXED)
* Fixed a bug in the playerhours command where player names with spaces would break commands.
v2.0.0 - 2018Feb09
+ Bot now automatically checks for new applications and ban/warn appeals, sending them in the staff server in spam_spam_spam. This is still not 100% working so you can disable it with the !!stopauto command.
* playerhours command now has a link to similar names.
v1.4.0 - 2018Feb07
+ Added old bot server info command.
Syntax: <server>
Example: !!modded
* Optimized all commands.
v1.3.1 - 2018Feb05
+ Added more helpful syntax error responses.
* Temporary help command is now permanent.
* Minor changes to commands text.
v1.3.0 - 2018Jan31
+ Added a temporary help command (for Pluto discord), disabled by default.
* Fixed blank line in embed message when GT sends it in blank, in the online command.
* Optimized code and changed output layout of the online command.
v1.2.1 - 2018Jan27
* Fixed a crash after asking for hours graph
v1.2.0 - 2018Jan18
+ Added a command that show a player's playtime for a server.
Syntax: playerhours <server> <player name>
Example: playerhours modded Skeke
v1.1.1 - 2018Jan17
* Fixed a error in which names with spaces in the hours graph command would break links when sent to discord.
* Fixed a error in which the graphs sent in commands were 1 or 2 days off, because of a URL php input.
v1.1.0 - 2018Jan16
+ Added command that shows which players are online in a server and the server population for the last 24h.
Syntax: online <server>
Example: online anime
+ Added command 'population' that shows graphs for the day, week or month of a server. Default is day.
Syntax: population <server> <graphtype (optional)>
Example: population modded, population vanilla month
v1.0.0 - 2018Jan11
+ Added command that shows playtime graphs of players during the day, week or month of a server.
Syntax: <server>h <typeofgraph> <playername>
Example: moddedh week Skeke
+ Added command 'steaminfo', that shows SteamIDs, names, gmod hours and others informations about the player.
Syntax: steaminfo <playerinput>
Example: steaminfo Skeke, steaminfo STEAM:0:1:12345


/* This file is part of Ext JS 4 Copyright (c) 2011 Sencha Inc Contact: http://www.sencha.com/contact Commercial Usage Licensees holding valid commercial licenses may use this file in accordance with the Commercial Software License Agreement provided with the Software or, alternatively, in accordance with the terms contained in a written agreement between you and Sencha. If you are unsure which license is appropriate for your use, please contact the sales department at http://www.sencha.com/contact. */ /** * @class Ext.draw.Component * @extends Ext.Component * * The Draw Component is a surface in which sprites can be rendered. The Draw Component * manages and holds a `Surface` instance: an interface that has * an SVG or VML implementation depending on the browser capabilities and where * Sprites can be appended. * * One way to create a draw component is: * * @example * var drawComponent = Ext.create('Ext.draw.Component', { * viewBox: false, * items: [{ * type: 'circle', * fill: '#79BB3F', * radius: 100, * x: 100, * y: 100 * }] * }); * * Ext.create('Ext.Window', { * width: 215, * height: 235, * layout: 'fit', * items: [drawComponent] * }).show(); * * In this case we created a draw component and added a sprite to it. * The *type* of the sprite is *circle* so if you run this code you'll see a yellow-ish * circle in a Window. When setting `viewBox` to `false` we are responsible for setting the object's position and * dimensions accordingly. * * You can also add sprites by using the surface's add method: * * drawComponent.surface.add({ * type: 'circle', * fill: '#79BB3F', * radius: 100, * x: 100, * y: 100 * }); * * For more information on Sprites, the core elements added to a draw component's surface, * refer to the Ext.draw.Sprite documentation. */ Ext.define('Ext.draw.Component', { /* Begin Definitions */ alias: 'widget.draw', extend: 'Ext.Component', requires: [ 'Ext.draw.Surface', 'Ext.layout.component.Draw' ], /* End Definitions */ /** * @cfg {String[]} enginePriority * Defines the priority order for which Surface implementation to use. 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Press release
Swindon’s children failed by schools at every key stage
If pupils are to have the skills and qualifications to improve life chances everyone with a responsibility for education needs to take immediate action.
The performance of schools across Swindon is a cause for serious concern, said Ofsted today.
The schools inspectorate has published a letter
calling on headteachers, chief executives of multi-academy trusts, senior political leaders, governors, the local authority and the regional schools commissioner to unite and ensure that pupils in Swindon get the education they deserve.
Bradley Simmons, Ofsted Regional Director for the South West, said that he had raised these concerns to Swindon Borough Council on at least 3 separate occasions.
The 2016 phonics outcomes for Swindon are some of the poorest in the country, with only 76% of 6 year olds meeting the expected standard. This places Swindon in the bottom 10 local authorities nationally.
At key stage 1, Swindon’s 7 year olds are the joint lowest performers in reading in the south west. This trend continues with only 44% of 11 year olds reaching the new expected standard in reading, writing and mathematics at key stage 2. At the end of secondary school, only 17.3% of pupils compared with 22.8% in England as a whole, achieved the English Baccalaureate in 2016.
Bradley Simmons said:
Pupils in Swindon are being failed at every level. Primary school performance which had previously shown a positive trend of improvement in Swindon, is now a concern.
Recent inspections of five secondary schools in the town also indicate a trend of decline with only one of these schools being rated good. Of the others, one went from good to requires improvement, one failed to improve from requires improvement and two went from requires improvement to inadequate.
If Swindon’s pupils are to have the skills and qualifications required to improve their life chances everyone with a responsibility for education needs to take immediate action.
Ofsted has written this letter to ensure that no key player in Swindon’s schools can be in any doubt of the seriousness of these concerns.


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Surge Damage v. Category
Map:
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Legend.
Explanation.
Examples.
Reference:
FEMA
FEMA Hazus
Surge Damage v. Wind Damage
User selects damage type.
Discrepancy
Surge Damage
Wind Damage
Map:
Text:
Legend.
Explanation.
Examples.
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FEMA
FEMA Hazus


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##### It is change, continuing change, inevitable change, that is the dominant factor in society today. No sensible decision can be made any longer without taking into account not only the world as it is, but the world as it will be.Isaac Asimov


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KAMIStudio is a bio-curation environment for modelling cellular signalling developed at the ENS de Lyon.
KAMIStudio is a part of the bio-curation project KAMI and is based on the KAMI (Knowledge Aggregator and Model Instantiator) library. It is also a part of a larger Kappa project.
KAMI uses graph-based knowledge representation system and allows to curate corpora of de-contextualized cellular signalling knowledge. It provides capabilities for semi-automatic aggregation of individual protein-protein interactions and their instantiation in diffenent contexts. It also allows the user to automatically generate Kappa rules from instantiated signalling model.
The meta-model of KAMI describes the kinds of entities that can be represented in KAMIStudio.
KAMI meta-model
You can find more about the knowledge representation system used in KAMI in the following article.
KAMIStudio is developed as a web-based application and can be run locally. Source code and instuctions for installing locally can be found in the GitHub repository. Please, report any issues by the link.
Contributors:
Eugenia Oshurko
Russ Harmer
Sébastien Légaré
Yves-Stan Le Cornec


30 Pictures of Celebrities as Bridesmaids to Remind You You're Not Alone
by Samantha Leal and Bianca RodriguezAs any good bridesmaid knows, it's not about you—it's about the bride. And yes, this goes even for celebrities. While they're typically in the spotlight, these women took to the sides of their favorite brides to help celebrate their big days, matching dresses and all. Take a look at these star bridesmaids in one of their most special roles.
Lady Gaga
A bridesmaid was born (we had to) when Lady Gaga served as a bridesmaid to her longtime make-up artist Sarah Nicole Tanno. She gave pretty in pink a whole new meaning.
Lauren Conrad
For a friend's wedding at which Lo Bosworth was also in attendance, Conrad stepped out in a tasteful taupe gown. It was one of Conrad's first outings since giving birth to a son in July.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
Mary-Kate and Ashley's friend avoided the mayhem often involved in assigning a particular dress style or color for her bridesmaids by simply telling her bridal party to wear florals. The Olsens, obviously, did not disappoint.
Rachel Bilson
No acid green gunnysacks here—for her best friend's wedding in southern California, Bilson was blessed to wear a pale pink off-the-shoulder gown over which she layered a cape. Hmm, wonder what she'll choose should she ever decide not to be #alwaysabridesmaid, as she captioned her snap.
Kate and Pippa Middleton
In video obtained by the Daily Mail, the Duchess of Cambridge, then 9, and her sister, then 7, can be seen acting as (somewhat fidgety) bridesmaids at their uncle Gary Goldsmith and Miranda Foote's 1991 wedding. Pippa apparently knew what was up with flower crowns, even then.
Emily Ratajkowski
The actress wore a bell-sleeved mini-dress for her friend's wedding, captioning the photo she posted to Instagram with a simple: "Bridesmaids." If only all bridesmaids dresses could be so on-trend.
Taylor Swift
Dressed in a stunning blush Reem Acra gown, Taylor Swift made a beautiful maid of honor at her childhood bestie Britany Maack's Pennsylvania wedding on February 20, 2016. The pop star shared a sweet message Instagram that read: "I met her when I was 10 days old, and him in kindergarten. Now they're married and I'm the happiest maid of honor ever. Congratulations @britmaack and Ben!"
Paris Hilton
The businesswoman and DJ looked beautiful in this light blue Dennis Basso gown for her sister Nicky's wedding at Kensington Palace. #FitforRoyalty
Sofia Vergara
The actress took a break from planning her own nuptials with Joe Manganiello to be a bridesmaid in her friend's wedding. We're fairly certain no one else could make pale yellow look this good.
Rachel McAdams
The actress wore a pale blue halter dress at her sister Kayleen's wedding in Canada. The bridesmaid teared up quite a bit as her sis walked down the aisle. #AlltheFeels
Eva Longoria
The actress was seen walking down the streets of Spain barefoot (noooo) in this gorgeous, strapless tulle gown (yessss) for the wedding of her friends Alina Peralta and Manuel Gutierrez in Cordoba, Spain.
Rihanna
Rihanna wore this long lilac number for her assistant Jennifer Morales' wedding in Honolulu on April 20, 2015.
Cara Delevingne
The actress/model wore a Chanel Couture dress while acting as the Maid of Honor for her sister's wedding in 2014. (She was reportedly one of 17 bridesmaids. DANG.)
Jennifer Garner
The actress wore this lilac strapless gown for her assistant's wedding in 2006.
Jessica Alba
The actress wore this blue dress as her husband, Cash Warren, served as best man while she served as a bridesmaid for their friend's nuptials in 2010.
Jessica Biel
Reunion time! The actress wore this strapless gown at the 2008 wedding of her 7th Heaven co-star Beverley Mitchell.
Jessica Simpson
The singer was stunning in pale pink at the 2004 wedding of sound engineer Sean Sullivan. Fun fact: Justin Timberlake also attended the wedding.
Kate Bosworth
Kate Bosworth helped her friend say, "I do," in Sydney in 2008. (Champagne really helps.)
Keira Knightley
The British actress was a bridesmaid to her (now) sister-in-law Kerry Nixon, who married Knightley's brother Caleb in Glasgow in 2011.
Kim Kardashian
The E! reality star looked beautiful in this purple gown at the wedding of her sister Khloe in 2009.
Selena Gomez
Selena kept it blue and tropical for a Mexican beach wedding in 2011. (J. Biebs was her date, which is kind of nuts when you think of how long ago that was.)
Lena Dunham
Dunham and fellow bridesmaids wore possibly the best skirt ever from J.Crew at the wedding for Dunham's childhood friend, Audrey Gelman.
Nina Dobrev
Dobrev wore a blush-pink bridesmaid dress to BFF Julianne Hough's wedding in July of 2017. The dress is gorgeous, but what she said about Hough on her big day is #goals.
Georgia May and Elizabeth Jagger
Jagger sisters were there for their mom, Jerry Hall, as bridesmaids at her London wedding ceremony to Rupert Murdoch in 2016.
Beyoncé Knowles
Celebrating the marriage of sister Solange to Alan Ferguson in New Orleans, Beyoncé was a vision in white (!) because when you're Beyoncé rules can bend for you.
Jennifer Lawrence
J-Law (far right rocking the pixie cut) served as a bridesmaid for her now-sister-in-law's special day with Jennifer's brother, Blaine. The wedding was so specular it naturally deserved to be on the cover of Martha Stewart Real Weddings.
Issa Rae
Insecure Actress Issa Rae glowed in blush-colored gown as a bridesmaid for her longtime friend's wedding.
Emma Roberts
American Horror Story star Emma Roberts supported fashion designer friend Kara Smith as one of 10 bridesmaids at her wedding in 2015.
Vanessa Hudgens
Hudgens was a bridesmaid at Pretty Little Liars star Brant Daugherty's wedding to Kimberly Hidalgo in June. High School Musical co-star Ashely Tisdale was also a bridesmaid, so uh, "Go Wildcats!"
Kelly Rowland
Rowland wore a custom Michael Costello black strapless dress for Ciara and Russell Wilson's wedding back in 2016.


Watchman killed by 2 riders
by Zaida Delos ReyesA village watchman was killed while his female companion was badly wounded by unidentified suspects riding in tandem the other day in Masbate.
The fatality was identified as Arnel Hortelano, 33, resident of Barangay Mahayahay, Placer, Masbate.
Taken to Cataingan District Hospital was Nancy Almod, 37.
Reports reaching Camp Crame said the incident occurred at around 11:50 a.m. along Barangay Cagbatang, Cataingan, Masbate.
Initial investigation showed that the victims were onboard a motorcycle on their way home when two unidentified suspects who were also onboard a motorcycle appeared and for unknown reason shot the victims repeatedly.
The victims sustained multiple gunshot wounds in the bodies that caused Hortelano’s untimely death while his companion was rushed to the hospital.
The suspects quickly fled towards an unknown direction.
Authorities are conducting follow-up investigation to determine the motive and arrest the suspects as soon as possible.


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Department of Mathematics
Indian Institute of Science
Bangalore 560 012
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Prof. Basudeb Datta
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Indian Institute of Science |
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Mathematics
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Lecture Hall I, Dept of Mathematics
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4.00 pm
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Friday, 24th November 2006
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Minimal triangulations of non-simply connected manifolds |
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In 1987, Brehm and K\"{u}hnel showed that for
$d \geq |