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Sun Fin wrote: Welcome back to the forum qqdonut! I think the SoSZ is quieter at the moment but the quality of information being posted, like Taishi Ci's book of Jin thread, is as high as ever! I hope you stick around and enjoy the ride!
Thanks! Yeah definitely enjoy reading the relatively straightforward ZZTJ rendering of the post-Sima Yan era. The sheer number of princes makes it so confusing.
I have noticed a tendency towards scepticism with latest DW, some over open world, others really angry over cloned movesets and other issue.
I've posted here a few times, and have lurked for many, many hours, so I figured I'd finally introduce myself!
I joined after coming across Taishi Ci 2.0's "ZZTJ Translations: Western Jin (Book 79-83-??)" thread while scouring Google. I followed the thread for a while then decided that I've enjoyed the project too much to not thank him for his work, so I signed up!
My introduction to the Three Kingdoms era was through Dynasty Warriors 3, nearly sixteen years ago. (I feel old.) Since then I have owned nearly every DW game. I read the Romance novels after a few years, and as time went on I began studying the true history behind the game/book characters.
I particularly enjoy studying the Western Jin dynasty (as might be apparent from my username), as well as Dong Zhuo's rise and fall, and Sun Hao's. I guess I find the tyranny side of 3K history to be pretty interesting! Outside of tyrants, I also like to read about Jiang Wei and Sima Yi.
I think this place is great, so I hope to stick around!
Welcome again to the forum and thank you for appreciating my work.
Don't feel too bad about DW3 being old; that was also my introduction to the history of the era. Sometimes, you just have to humble the rebels.
If you're a Jiang Wei fan, I did translate a mod for an old KOEI strategy game that focuses on his life story, mostly historical, some fictional embellishments, quite a bit of silliness: Legend of Jiang Wei.
I also find the rise and fall of Dong intresting, Sun Hao interests me but the lack of knowledge about that era is frustrating and Jiang Wei is an intresting figure.
Welcome to the board, Jia Nanfeng! I'm glad you're enjoying your time here! The Jin dynasty doesn't appeal to me quite so much but I agree that what Taishi Ci is undertaking is an awesome project! Like Dong I got in to the game via DW2 which is still my favourite - I doubt this community would exist without the popularity of DW2-5!
I don't know if it's too late to join the party, but I decided to join this forum because... well, I kind of needed too!
I'm a 19 year old student from Spain. I'm currently studying East Asian Studies in university, primarily to master the Chinese language and hopefully live in China in all due time. At the end of my college degree I have to deliver some kind of research project. It can be about anything, as long as it is related to East Asia. Since I really like history, I decided to make it on the power struggle at the end of the Han dynasty. I don't know a lot about this time, and I'd like to know everything about it to deliver a good project (got a couple years for that, so it's fine).
Welcome to 'The Scholars', Qin Feng. It's very nice to met you and I hope you enjoy your time with us! Whilst the forum isn't as active as it once was there certainly is still some life. I would say that we have a lot of very knowledgeable members who regularly log in and will respond to questions when they're asked, so please feel free to do so!
You've chosen a fascinating project topic! In terms of sources I think we can be of help! Here is a list of many English sources on this period that I've compiled. Check past the first page as others have recommended books that I've been too lazy to add to the first post!
In particular you might find this essay called The Fall of the Han by B J Mansvelt Beck helpful. Another great place to start is the page of Prof Rafe De Crispigny who is the most prominent English speaking historian on the period and much of his work is available online, for free!
Please feel free to ask anything and everything and I look forward to opportunities to discuss the period with you!
I also started reading Romance of the three kingdoms. I guess it's good to have a general view of what is going on, even though some things were made up if I remember well.
Anyway, thanks once more, will check those out.
The essay I linked is the chapter from the pre-mentioned Cambridge History. It really is a great book, I got a copy for Christmas and am loving it.
The Romance is a good place to start. It will give you a vague overview and help you understand the cultural bias' that dominate the topic. However take most of what you read with a pinch of salt! We're all very happy to show you where the fiction deviates from history!


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The Lothian MSP, who was given a written warning over her absence from parliament to take part in I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, did not feature in the team unveiled by new leader Richard Leonard.
There was no place either for former deputy leader Alex Rowley, seen as an ally of Mr Leonard's but who has been the subject of sexual harassment allegations.
Mr Leonard said he had spoken to both Ms Dugdale and Mr Rowley and neither of them wanted to have frontline role at the moment.
He said: "I'm delighted with the people who have agreed to serve in this shadow cabinet. I think it's a strong team which brings together a blend of experience, skills and new energy.
He said the role would also involve working with the trade unions and also out talking to communities.
Edinburgh Southern MSP Daniel Johnson is promoted from shadow education minister to take over the justice portfolio.
East Lothian MSP Iain Gray remains shadow education secretary. Anas Sarwar, who fought Mr Leonard for the leadership, stays at health, while Jackie Baillie continues at economy. New shadow finance secretary is former business manager James Kelly.
South of Scotland MSP Claudia Beamish takes over environment, climate change and land reform. Elaine Smith is made shadow secretary for the eradication of poverty and inequality, and Monica Lennon gets the communities, social security and equalities portfolio.
Claire Baker takes over culture, tourism and external affairs, replacing Lewis Macdonald who has been dropped.
Colin Smyth gets the rural economy and connectivity portfolio, and Rhoda Grant becomes business manager, and women and equality spokeswoman.
Shadow Scottish secretary Lesley Laird had already been named interim deputy leader.
The appointments maintain the 50-50 gender balance instigated by Ms Dugdale last year.
Mr Leonard said he had taken three weeks to appoint his team because he spoke to each Labour MSP individually.
Scottish Conservative deputy leader Jackson Carlaw said it was a "cabinet of cronies" with those who supported Mr Leonard in the leadership race being handed senior roles, but that had not been enough to fill the frontbench.
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23 YEARS AGO, WE SAID YES.. 23 YEARS LATER, WE STILL DO.. Tamir Welfare Organization is proudly celebrating its 23rd anniversary of community services..
Member of Global Alliance Leonard Cheshire Disability International
Awareness Rally on International day of PWDs
Each year Tamir-Cheshire Community Programme' (www.tamir.org.pk) observe International Disability Day on 3rd December 'in the District Faisalabad for the sensitization of local community on disability issue and promote the rights of disabled people.
Tamir with the support of Leonard Cheshire Disability, Allied Bank and Social Welfare Department carried out awareness rally by promoting (United Nation Convention on the Rights of People with Disability) UNCRPD and demand the rights of disabled people.
People from all walk of life specially disabled people, family members of disabled, community leaders, women and children, Tamir staff and government official participated with great enthusiasm in this awareness walk and rally passed through the street slums of Faisalabad, whereas all Print Media and Electronic Media such as 'Express TV Channel' On-Air this advocacy activity on Television for nation wide awareness. Participants were demanding rights of Disabled People and chanting slogan to ratify the UNCRPD.
Vice Chairman Mr. Bukshish Yousaf and EDO Community Development Mr. Chaudhry Nawaz gave interview to TV channel and News Reporters and said.
'Pakistan is signatory of UNCRPD on 25th September, 2008 but till today this convention have not been ratify by the government so we demand that government should ratify this convention as soon as possible. Our NGO, Tamir Welfare Organization always promote and protect the human rights of all persons with disabilities, including those who require more support that is intensive and the importance of individual autonomy and independence, including the freedom to make their own choices.
It was emphasizes that children with disabilities should have full enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms as other children and the family is the natural fundamental unit, which is entitled to get protection by government and society. It is vital that persons with disabilities and their family members should receive the necessary protection and assistance to enable families to contribute towards the full and equal enjoyment of the rights of persons with disabilities.'
About 200 community people participated in this advocacy campaign.
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Q: Matlab figure flashes back and forth between black&white and color I'm trying to display a color disparity map, but it first displays black and white until I do 'colormap jet' then it's in color.
How can black and white image be suppressed?
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            title('DISPARITY MAP');
            colormap jet;

A: Specify the colormap parameter to imshow.
imshow(disparityMap, DisparityRange, 'colormap', jet);

Example use
im = imread('cameraman.tif');
imshow(im, [60,200], 'colormap', hsv);

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The word going around at Thursday's TNA tapings is that Velvet Sky is finishing up with the company. She departed last year in January but was brought back a couple of months later. It was a one year deal and the deal is up in a few days. We had actually heard a few weeks ago that she was likely going to be leaving the company so this is not a surprise.
There are people in WWE that have been pushing for them to give her a look so it's possible that she could wind up there.
As noted a couple of days ago, Christy Hemme is no longer with the company. SoCal Val took over for her as the ring announcer at the tapings on Thursday night in Orlando. Given TNA's financial situation, they can't afford high-level contracts so there could be more departures in the next few weeks.
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The whole "Stay-at-Home Mom" vs. "Working Mom" debate is back in the forefront of the media. It's a stupid non-issue, but thanks to an election cycle full of such nonsense intended to distract us from "real" issues (for example–poverty, the economy, Afghanistan), it's the "at this moment" issue in the race.
Hilary Rosen's comments that ignited this latest skirmish were offensive, snide, and condescending. She showed considerable lack of judgment in her word choice. But her overall point had nothing to do with putting down women who stayed home with their children. Of course, SAHMs work their butts off. I know. I am one. (Well, I suppose technically I am a part-time WAHM—work-at-home mom—but I am on mommy duty 24/7, so I consider myself a SAHM before I'm a WAHM. But I digress…) Only the most ignorant of either gender would deny that.
What has gotten under my skin lately is that, in trying to explain and defend Rosen's comments, the left keeps trotting out the phrase, "the luxury to stay at home". Luxury? Really?
I have tremendous respect and admiration for any woman who has to raise a family and work a full-time job. I honestly don't know how these women do it. I only work a few hours a month, and I find it hard to keep up with both my family and my self-employment obligations. The irony of all these pundits and commentators purporting to speak on behalf of those women who don't have "the luxury" of staying at home with their children is that each of them DOES. Does anyone really believe that Hilary Rosen and those of her stature would face debilitating poverty and become homeless if they didn't work? They have a choice, and theirs is to work. The women they are supposed to be speaking for do not have that same choice.
To color the choice of staying at home as a "luxury" is disingenuous at best, and condescending at worst. One could just as easily say it's a "luxury" to be able to work in a high-paying, rewarding job outside the home. For some of us, staying at home is the only option because the cost of decent, reliable day care is out of reach.
I've talked about my own journey from career to motherhood. Being a SAHM wasn't my choice. Our plan was for me to continue my career, while my husband became a SAHD and worked on his education. Thanks to the Iraq War, that plan was shot to hell when my husband was recalled to active duty and sent overseas.
I could have found day care for my daughter. It would have meant someone else raising her for 14 hours a day, 5 days a week. But I could have done that, and I could have kept my career on-track. We would not have had to worry about making the mortgage payment. We could have made all the household improvements that, ten years later, we're still trying to save enough to make. We wouldn't have to beg, borrow, and steal to send our kids to a decent school; when someone needs new shoes, we wouldn't have to make them wait until there was a good enough sale or I had a coupon; we would be able to buy the healthier organic/natural selections at the market without a moment's consideration.
But while being a SAHM wasn't my first choice, it was the only choice for my family. It's not a "luxury". Premium cable channels, a hybrid SUV, an iPad, a full-time nanny—those are luxuries. Staying home with my children, even though it can be frustrating and demoralizing at times, is a privilege. I haven't always felt that way. I truly resented being forced into a position where I felt I had no choice. But my perspective has changed as my circumstances have, and it's a privilege that my family and I suffer and sacrifice for. It's a choice that many women work hard to make feasible.
Instead of focusing on the choices that women make for their families, how about we focus on the underlying issues that limit the options? How about we women—left, center, right—shake hands, respect one another, and then get down to work to make this country a place where someone doesn't have to choose between buying their kid new shoes or paying for gas to get to work? Let's make this a place where women who sacrifice to stay at home are regarded with as much respect as women who are their family's breadwinner.
And let's stop knocking each other down. Lord knows, there are enough men in this world to do that to us.
For a more detailed opinion piece, check out Slate's The Faux Mommy Wars.
This is wonderfully well written and gave me a different perspective, thank you. I was a SAHM for a number of years. If we could have had more than one child I probably still would be. I know it was the right choice. Your final two sentences sum it up nicely. Brava!


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First, the good news: through the Overwatch League app, fans can finally access map stats that include each players' contributions to eliminations, deaths, damage, and healing. This update, though, also gave people access to the OWL API, which includes—among a slew of other stats—critical hits, damage, damage taken, defensive assists, final blows, objective kills, objective time, offensive assists, ultimates earned, shots fired, and shots hit.
It was a stat junkie's dream. It was also a blooper.
"In a recent update to our mobile products, we unintentionally deployed access to an expanded stats API in the code," Overwatch League commissioner Nate Nanzer said in a recent post on the Competitive Overwatch subreddit. "You guys are on the ball and quickly discovered it." He said that while OWL appreciates "the enthusiastic response," that info isn't meant for public consumption "at this time," so it's being removed.
Fans were already in the process of making tools and bots to explore the stats, organizing them to figure out who the best Widowmaker is once and for all, and using them to bring more attention to underrated players who don't get much screen time.
Naturally, this group of fans is extremely disappointed that the API is going back into the vault for the foreseeable future. Maybe all that demand will encourage Blizzard to put out something similar in the near future, but given Blizzard's hesitance to provide detailed stats so far, I wouldn't count on it.


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Autophagy in Stress, Development and Disease (GRS)
Gordon Research Seminar
Autophagy: Molecular Insight into Disease Pathogenesis
Chairs Manuela Antonioli and Jeff Willy
Via Giovanni Pascoli
Lucca (Barga), Italy
The Gordon Research Seminar on Autophagy in Stress, Development and Disease is a unique forum intended for graduate students, post docs, and early career investigators with similar levels of experience and education to present innovative research and exchange ideas focused on new developments in the field of autophagy.
In 2018, we will be hosting the fourth Gordon Research Seminar on Autophagy, and are very excited to focus on four main areas: (1) the foundational science which resulted in the 2016 Nobel Prize to elucidate the underlying mechanism in autophagy; (2) new discoveries in regulation of autophagy at the mechanistic level; (3) novel applications of autophagy to physiology and pathophysiological diseases; (4) and the implementation of a mentoring component to promote scientific growth in the next generation of autophagy researchers.
This GRS will be held in conjunction with the "Autophagy in Stress, Development and Disease" Gordon Research Conference (GRC). Those interested in attending both meetings must submit an application for the GRC in addition to an application for the GRS. Refer to the associated GRC program page for more information.
Keynote Session: Autophagy Breakthrough
Discussion Leaders: Manuela Antonioli (Lazzaro Spallanzani National Institute for Infectious Diseases, Italy) and Jeff Willy (Eli Lilly and Company, USA)
Noboru Mizushima (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
"Autophagy: From Yeast to Nobel Prize"
Molecular Mechanisms Behind Autophagic Response
Discussion Leaders: Francesca Nazio (Bambino Gesù Children's Hospital, Italy) and Mathieu Bourdenx (Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA)
Noopur Khobrekar (Columbia University Medical Center, USA)
"RILP Is an mTOR-Regulated Dynein Motor Adaptor Protein Required for Mammalian Autophagosome Assembly and Transport"
Raffaela Torggler (Max F. Perutz Laboratories / University of Vienna, Austria)
"Two Independent Pathways Within Selective Autophagy Converge to Activate Atg1 Kinase at the Vacuole"
Thomas Mercer (The Francis Crick Institute, United Kingdom)
"Unraveling the ULK Phosphoproteome"
Alexander Agrotis (University College London, United Kingdom)
"Redundant Human ATG4 Proteins Required for LC3/GABARAP Priming but Not Delipidation During Autophagy"
Andrea Stavoe (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
"Expression of WIPI2B Counteracts Age-Related Decline in Autophagosome Biogenesis in Neurons"
John Steven Ekman (Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine, USA)
"Atg14 Protects the Intestinal Epithelium from TNF-Induced Apoptosis"
Autophagy in Physiology and Pathophysiology
Discussion Leaders: Patrice Petit (CNRS FR3636, Paris Descartes University, France) and Sandra Soukup (VIB, KU Leuven, Belgium)
Stephanie Erjavec (Columbia University, USA)
"	Role of the Autophagic Protein, STX17, in Melanogenesis and Alopecia Areata"
Gianna Fote (University of California, Irvine, USA)
"IKKB Slows Huntington's Disease Progression in R6/1 Mice"
Martina Di Rienzo (Lazzaro Spallanzani National Institute for Infectious Diseases, Italy)
"TRIM32 Regulates ULK1 Ubiquitination and Autophagy Induction During Muscle Atrophy"
Davor Ivankovic (University College London, United Kingdom)
"Defective Axonal Autophagosome Maturation in AP-4 Deficiency Syndrome"
Rachel Ulferts (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)
"Influenza A Infection Triggers a Cellular Response that Resembles Autophagy but Has a Distinct Molecular Basis"
Veronik Lachance (Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, USA)
"Understanding the Potential Role for Dysregulation of Autophagy Complexes, ULK1 and PI3KC3, in Predisposing Pathogenesis of Alzheimer's Disease"
Mentorship Component: Career: European and American Experiences
Discussion Leader: Bita Nakhai (National Institute on Aging, NIH, USA)
European, American and Pharmaceutical Careers
Anna Katharina Simon (The Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology, University of Oxford, United Kingdom)
Malene Hansen (Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute, USA)
Frank Dorsey (Eli Lilly and Company, USA)
Funding for this conference was made possible, in part by 1R13AG056135-01A1 from National Institute on Aging. The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services; nor does mention by trade names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.
Conference History Autophagy in Stress, Development and Disease
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George Dankovic
Born: 01/08/1947 Passed: 06/17/2020
George Dankovic continued his journey with the Lord on June 17, 2020. George was born in Homestead, PA on January 8, 1947 and moved with his family to Warren, Ohio three years later. He graduated from John F. Kennedy High School and married his high school sweetheart on August 23, 1969. George was a structural draftsman and worked for several companies in the Canton area. He coached Little Leopards football for 10 years and was an active member of St. Louis Church. He loved spending time caring for his yard, visiting wineries, light houses and traveling. He was a devoted husband, loving father, and he especially adored his two granddaughters, Hailey and Ally, and the feeling was mutual.
He is preceded in death by his parents, George and Dorothy Dankovic and brother-in-law, Richard Onder.
George is survived by his sunshine, Rosemary; daughters, Jennifer and Melissa; granddaughters, Hailey and Ally; brothers, Michael (Chris) and Richard (Fran); nieces and nephews; and sisters-in-law, Kathy (Kevin), Patti (Ron), Barbara (Jim).
George's family will receive friends Tuesday from 9:30-10:30 am at the Paquelet-Falk Funeral Home in Louisville. Mass of Christian burial will follow at 11:00 am at St. Louis Catholic Church. George will be laid to rest in the Parish cemetery. Those attending the services are asked to please wear a proper protective mask and practice safe distancing requirements. Condolences and special memories can be shared with the family online at www.paqueletfalk.com.
Pop Pop,
You have come to a bump in the road,
To a place far away, a place far from Abode.
We love to see your fears at bay
To walk the long beach with you
To pick apples from the tall trees
These would be more than a dream come true
Though at this time we cannot be
So instead, we shall remain by your side
We will be the legs to feel the dirt beneath your soles
Your wings so you can feel beyond the blue sky
We will be the wind to blow you along as you soar
We love you Pop Pop.~ Hailey and Ally
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6 Tributes to George Dankovic
Jamie and George Colley says:
Missy and girls,
Sending our condolences in the passing of your father. Our prayers for you and your family of comfort in memories you have.
Barb & Jim Karl says:
Rosemary, Jen, Missy, Hailey & Ally –
You are in our Prayers and Hearts at this time and always. Our memories of George are of a gentle man, who always had a smile on his face, and love in his heart, and love that filled his eyes for "His Girls"! George always made sure everyone was doing good and didn't need anything, and quick to share a joke if he thought you needed cheering up!! He was a true inspiration in strength and faith, who has been through so much, and always had Rosemary there by his side supporting him with equal strength and faith. George, "A Great Man", who will be missed by so many…… We Love You!!!
Sherryn Hawkes Hay says:
Dearest Rosemary and family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. I remember George and a wonderfully kind and gentle guy. Though it has been a very long time, I remember you both fondly. I lost my husband four years ago and I can empathize with you as your journey through dealing with such a difficult loss begins. You are in my prayers.
Chuck & Rosemary Profera, Warren says:
Dear Rosemary and Family,
We were very sorry to read about George's passing. We offer our deepest condolences to all at this difficult time.. please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Richard Kadvan says:
Dear Rosemary,
Please accept my condolences on George's passing. My memory's are of you and going thru school together at both St James and St. Mary's/JFK. I remember what a great guy George was in high school and we did share some great memories from playing football together. May he Rest In Peace in the comfort and arms of our Heavenly Father. Blessings to you.
Patty and Bumpy Vlahos says:
Dear Rosemary, so very sorry to hear about George, Such a nice man, we love the entire Onder family. Those were the fondness memories in our whole lives. God bless you and your beautiful family, keep safe and healthy. Give our best to your sisters. Tell them we always think about them. Love you guys.❤❤ Patty and Bumpy
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Optimal solutions for Rubik's Cube refer to solutions that are the shortest. There are two common ways to measure the length of a solution.  The first is to count the number of quarter turns. The second is to count the number of outer-layer twists, called "face turns". A move to turn an outer layer two quarter (90°) turns in the same direction would be counted as two moves in the quarter turn metric (QTM), but as one turn in the face metric (FTM, or HTM "Half Turn Metric", or OBTM "Outer Block Turn Metric").

The maximal number of face turns needed to solve any instance of the Rubik's Cube is 20, and the maximal number of quarter turns is 26. These numbers are also the diameters of the corresponding  Cayley graphs of the Rubik's Cube group. In STM (slice turn metric), the minimal number of turns is unknown.

There are many algorithms to solve scrambled Rubik's Cubes. An algorithm that solves a cube in the minimum number of moves is known as God's algorithm.

Move notation

To denote a sequence of moves on the 3×3×3 Rubik's Cube, this article uses "Singmaster notation", which was developed by David Singmaster.

The letters L, R, F, B, U, and D indicate a clockwise quarter turn of the left, right, front, back, up, and down face respectively. Half turns are indicated by appending a 2. A counterclockwise quarter turn is indicated by appending a prime symbol ( ′ ).

The letters M, S and E are used to denote the turning of a middle layer. M represents turning the layer between the R and L faces 1 quarter turn top to bottom. S represents turning the layer between the F and B faces 1 quarter turn clockwise, as seen from the front. E represents turning the layer between the U and D faces 1 quarter turn left to right, clockwise as seen from the bottom. As with regular turns, a 2 signifies a double turn and a prime (') indicates a quarter turn anticlockwise.

The letters X, Y and Z are used to signify cube rotations. X signifies rotating the cube in the R direction. Y signifies the rotation of the cube in the U direction. Z signifies the rotation of the cube on the F direction . These cube rotations are used in algorithms to make the algorithms smoother and faster. As with regular turns, a 2 signifies a half rotation and a prime (') indicates a quarter rotation in the opposite direction. Note that these letters are usually lowercase instead.

Lower bounds

It can be proven by counting arguments that there exist positions needing at least 18 moves to solve. To show this, first count the number of cube positions that exist in total, then count the number of positions achievable using at most 17 moves starting from a solved cube. It turns out that the latter number is smaller.

This argument was not improved upon for many years. Also, it is not a constructive proof: it does not exhibit a concrete position that needs this many moves. It was conjectured that the so-called superflip would be a position that is very difficult.  A Rubik's Cube is in the superflip pattern when each corner piece is in the correct position, but each edge piece is incorrectly oriented. In 1992, a solution for the superflip with 20 face turns was found by Dik T. Winter, of which the minimality was shown in 1995 by Michael Reid, providing a new lower bound for the diameter of the cube group. Also in 1995, a solution for superflip in 24 quarter turns was found by Michael Reid, with its minimality proven by Jerry Bryan. In 1998, a new position requiring more than 24 quarter turns to solve was found. The position, which was called a 'superflip composed with four spot' needs 26 quarter turns.

Upper bounds

The first upper bounds were based on the 'human' algorithms. By combining the worst-case scenarios for each part of these algorithms, the typical upper bound was found to be around 100.

Perhaps the first concrete value for an upper bound was the 277 moves mentioned by David Singmaster in early 1979. He simply counted the maximum number of moves required by his cube-solving algorithm. Later, Singmaster reported that Elwyn Berlekamp, John Conway, and Richard K. Guy had come up with a different algorithm that took at most 160 moves. Soon after, Conway's Cambridge Cubists reported that the cube could be restored in at most 94 moves.

Thistlethwaite's algorithm
The breakthrough, known as "descent through nested sub-groups" was found by Morwen Thistlethwaite; details of Thistlethwaite's algorithm were published in Scientific American in 1981 by Douglas Hofstadter. The approaches to the cube that led to algorithms with very few moves are based on group theory and on extensive computer searches. Thistlethwaite's idea was to divide the problem into subproblems. Where algorithms up to that point divided the problem by looking at the parts of the cube that should remain fixed, he divided it by restricting the type of moves that could be executed. In particular he divided the cube group into the following chain of subgroups:

Next he prepared tables for each of the right coset spaces . For each element he found a sequence of moves that took it to the next smaller group. After these preparations he worked as follows. A random cube is in the general cube group . Next he found this element in the right coset space . He applied the corresponding process to the cube. This took it to a cube in . Next he looked up a process that takes the cube to , next to  and finally to .

Although the whole cube group  is very large (~4.3×1019), the right coset spaces  and  are much smaller.
The coset space  is the largest and contains only 1082565 elements. The number of moves required by this algorithm is the sum of the largest process in each step.

Initially, Thistlethwaite showed that any configuration could be solved in at most 85 moves. In January 1980 he improved his strategy to yield a maximum of 80 moves. Later that same year, he reduced the number to 63, and then again to 52. By exhaustively searching the coset spaces it was later found that the worst possible number of moves for each stage was 7, 10, 13, and 15 giving a total of 45 moves at most. There have been implementations of Thistlewaite's algorithm in various computer languages.

Kociemba's algorithm
Thistlethwaite's algorithm was improved by Herbert Kociemba in 1992. He reduced the number of intermediate groups to only two:

As with Thistlethwaite's algorithm, he would search through the right coset space  to take the cube to group . Next he searched the optimal solution for group . The searches in  and  were both done with a method equivalent to IDA*. The search in  needs at most 12 moves and the search in  at most 18 moves, as Michael Reid showed in 1995. By also generating suboptimal solutions that take the cube to group  and looking for short solutions in , much shorter overall solutions are usually obtained. Using this algorithm solutions are typically found of fewer than 21 moves, though there is no proof that it will always do so.

In 1995 Michael Reid proved that using these two groups every position can be solved in at most 29 face turns, or in 42 quarter turns. This result was improved by Silviu Radu in 2005 to 40.

At first glance, this algorithm appears to be practically inefficient: if contains 18 possible moves (each move, its prime, and its 180-degree rotation), that leaves  (over 1 quadrillion) cube states to be searched.  Even with a heuristic-based computer algorithm like IDA*, which may narrow it down considerably, searching through that many states is likely not practical.  To solve this problem, Kociemba devised a lookup table that provides an exact heuristic for .  When the exact number of moves needed to reach is available, the search becomes virtually instantaneous: one need only generate 18 cube states for each of the 12 moves and choose the one with the lowest heuristic each time. This allows the second heuristic, that for , to be less precise and still allow for a solution to be computed in reasonable time on a modern computer.

Korf's algorithm
Using these group solutions combined with computer searches will generally quickly give very short solutions. But these solutions do not always come with a guarantee of their minimality. To search specifically for minimal solutions a new approach was needed.

In 1997 Richard Korf announced an algorithm with which he had optimally solved random instances of the cube. Of the ten random cubes he did, none required more than 18 face turns. The method he used is called IDA* and is described in his paper "Finding Optimal Solutions to Rubik's Cube Using Pattern Databases". Korf describes this method as follows
 IDA* is a depth-first search that looks for increasingly longer solutions in a series of iterations, using a lower-bound heuristic to prune branches once a lower bound on their length exceeds the current iterations bound.

It works roughly as follows. First he identified a number of subproblems that are small enough to be solved optimally. He used:

The cube restricted to only the corners, not looking at the edges
The cube restricted to only 6 edges, not looking at the corners nor at the other edges.
The cube restricted to the other 6 edges.

Clearly the number of moves required to solve any of these subproblems is a lower bound for the number of moves needed to solve the entire cube.

Given a random cube C, it is solved as iterative deepening. First all cubes are generated that are the result of applying 1 move to them. That is C * F, C * U, … Next, from this list, all cubes are generated that are the result of applying two moves. Then three moves and so on. If at any point a cube is found that needs too many moves based on the lower bounds to still be optimal it can be eliminated from the list.

Although this algorithm will always find optimal solutions, there is no worst case analysis. It is not known how many moves this algorithm might need. An implementation of this algorithm can be found here.

Further improvements, and finding God's Number
In 2006, Silviu Radu further improved his methods to prove that every position can be solved in at most 27 face turns or 35 quarter turns. Daniel Kunkle and Gene Cooperman in 2007 used a supercomputer to show that all unsolved cubes can be solved in no more than 26 moves (in face-turn metric). Instead of attempting to solve each of the billions of variations explicitly, the computer was programmed to bring the cube to one of 15,752 states, each of which could be solved within a few extra moves. All were proved solvable in 29 moves, with most solvable in 26. Those that could not initially be solved in 26 moves were then solved explicitly, and shown that they too could be solved in 26 moves.

Tomas Rokicki reported in a 2008 computational proof that all unsolved cubes could be solved in 25 moves or fewer. This was later reduced to 23 moves. In August 2008 Rokicki announced that he had a proof for 22 moves.

Finally, in 2010, Tomas Rokicki, Herbert Kociemba, Morley Davidson, and John Dethridge gave the final computer-assisted proof that all cube positions could be solved with a maximum of 20 face turns.
In 2009, Tomas Rokicki proved that 29 moves in the quarter-turn metric is enough to solve any scrambled cube. And in 2014, Tomas Rokicki and Morley Davidson proved that the maximum number of quarter-turns needed to solve the cube is 26.

The face-turn and quarter-turn metrics differ in the nature of their antipodes.
An antipode is a scrambled cube that is maximally far from solved, one that requires the maximum number of moves to solve. In the half-turn metric with a maximum number of 20, there are hundreds of millions of such positions. In the quarter-turn metric, only a single position (and its two rotations) is known that requires the maximum of 26 moves. Despite significant effort, no additional quarter-turn distance-26 positions have been found. Even at distance 25, only two positions (and their rotations) are known to exist. At distance 24, perhaps 150,000 positions exist.

References

Further reading

External links

 How to solve the Rubik's Cube, a Wikibooks article that gives an overview over several algorithms that are simple enough to be memorizable by humans. However, such algorithms will usually not give an optimal solution which only uses the minimum possible number of moves.

Rubik's Cube
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Tyrell lost the rent money, has a mob hit on his head, has a disgruntled boss on his back, a relationship on the rocks, and he has only one day to fix it all! He can't remember last night, but today is a day he will never forget!
Paying Mr. McGetty is not your average action movie, but it sure has an action cast. Paying Mr. McGetty stars actor, stuntman and kickboxer R. Marcos Taylor (Straight Outta Compton, (2016), The Martial Arts Kid (2015) Baby Driver (2017), Girl from Compton (2017), Luke Cage (2016), and co-stars Don "The Dragon" Wilson, 11-time World Kickboxing Champion and star of over 30 action films. This is Don Wilson's first role as "the bad guy". The film also stars Anita Clay (Luke Cage, Genocide, City of Gold) and introduces Alissa Schneider.
Written and Directed by Michael Baumgarten (The Martial Arts Kid (2015), Pretty Obsession (2012), Paying Mr. McGetty features cameo roles by some very prominent martial artists including Cynthia Rothrock, Dr. Robert Goldman, Jeff W. Smith, Maurice Elmalem, Olando Rivera, Sergio Barriga, Glenn C. Wilson, James Cisco, Kevin Bergquist, Mark Levine, and Doug Zimmer.
The fight coordinator for Paying Mr. McGetty is John Kreng who is known for Battle B-Boy (2014), Night of the Templar (2013) The Master (1992) and Hook (1991).
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Q: Infinite recursion when I build an absolute path using boost I needed a function to get the absolute path and for that purpose I had a look in boost but it only has that in recent version and I'm using an old 1.44. As I cannot update my code on recent boost 1.55 or higher, I decided to re-write that function.
It worked fine on Windows but I'm getting in an infinite recursion under Linux and I cannot understand why ? That code is based on the description you can find here
All advice to fix that issue will be welcome !
Thanks
#include "boost/filesystem.hpp"
namespace bfs = boost::filesystem;

inline bfs::path absolute(const bfs::path& p, const bfs::path& base=bfs::current_path())
{
  if(p.has_root_directory())
  {
    if(p.has_root_name()) return p;
    else return absolute(base).root_name() / p;
  }
  else
  {
    if(p.has_root_name()) return bfs::path(p.root_name()) / bfs::path(absolute(base).root_directory()) / absolute(base).relative_path() / p.relative_path();
    else return absolute(base) / p;
  }
}

A: Finally I used a copy of the boost v1.55 code to solve that issue.
inline bool is_absolute(const bfs::path p)
{
#if defined(WIN32) || defined(WIN64)
  return p.has_root_name() && p.has_root_directory();
#else
  return p.has_root_directory();
#endif
}

inline bfs::path absolute(const bfs::path& p, const bfs::path& base=bfs::current_path())
{
  //  recursively calling absolute is sub-optimal, but is sure and simple
  bfs::path abs_base(is_absolute(base) ? base : absolute(base));

  //  store expensive to compute values that are needed multiple times
  bfs::path p_root_name (p.root_name());
  bfs::path base_root_name (abs_base.root_name());
  bfs::path p_root_directory (p.root_directory());

  if (p.empty())
  {
    return abs_base;
  }

  if (!p_root_name.empty())  // p.has_root_name()
  {
    if (p_root_directory.empty())  // !p.has_root_directory()
      return p_root_name / abs_base.root_directory()
      / abs_base.relative_path() / p.relative_path();
    // p is absolute, so fall through to return p at end of block
  }
  else if (!p_root_directory.empty())  // p.has_root_directory()
  {
    return base_root_name / p;
  }
  else
  {
    return abs_base / p;
  }

  return p;  // p.is_absolute() is true
}


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Ewelina Polańska-Sandecka – winner of the 1st place in the "French horn" specialty at the 2nd Michał Spisak International Music Competition gave us an interview in which she told about her memories about the competition and her further musical and personal path.
Olaf Otwinowski: You won the 2nd Michał Spisak International Music Competition in 2008 in the "French horn" specialty. Do you have any particular memories related to this competition?
Ewelina Sandecka: Each competition I have participated in has had a significant impact upon my further life as well as instrumental and mental development. This competition also meant a considerable level of stress and a lesson how to deal with it. I remember the unshakeable confidence of my professor, Kazimierz Pamuła, in my abilities. I am extremely grateful to him for that. I made new acquaintances, I met great musicians, young artists who loved music and did the best they could. The concert of laureates accompanied by the Symphony Orchestra of Zabrze Philharmonic is also memorable due to really friendly atmosphere and support. Gaining experience as a soloist – priceless.
O. O: Can you perhaps remember the thoughts you had while participating in this competition? Did you think you were able to win the 1st place?
E. S.: I had never thought I was entering the competition in order to win, although during this competition there was a slight pressure, since I wasn't as unknown as before. I always try to play the way I feel and do my best. The competition follows its own rules. It collects a lot of very good, great instrumentalists and choosing the best one is to some degree a matter of taste, to some degree it depends on defined guidelines, but a bit of luck is also needed – because there are better and worse days, and we are all but humans.
O. O.: What in the first place made you learn to play the French horn?
E. S.: I have always wanted to play. The French horn was a kind of accidental choice – which is often the case with French horn players – they choose it by accident. But I'm glad I made this choice, since it is simply the most beautiful instrument.
O. O.: Do you still play this instrument? If so, how do you fulfil yourself as a musician?
E. S.: Currently I am a full-time mother. At this stage of my life I have consciously resigned from constant cooperation with orchestras established after my return from Spain. I can always play, but my darling ones are not going to have another childhood. When I continued my professional development in Spain, in 5 years I gained huge, priceless experience as a musician. However, the sudden return, for personal reasons, showed me it was possible to find fulfilment everywhere, but some things are more important in life than others. I've already had two major breaks in my career and it's like riding a bike – you don't forget how to play the instrument. Playing must be a hobby; it must be fun and pleasure to give you fulfilment and satisfaction.
O. O.: If you were to name you greatest achievement in terms of music, which success would it be?
E. S.: I've been lucky to meet many outstanding teachers and musicians. The lessons they offered and their experience gave me a lot and shaped me both as a musician and as a person. I believe the talent school 'Reina Sofia' in Madrid gave me the most in this respect. So I believe getting there was my success.
O. O.: If you could, would you change anything in your music career?
O. O.: What is music for you?
E. S.: It is a way of expressing myself, my feelings, a wonderful method of conveying emotions, the source of unforgettable impressions; a passion, love and reliable friend … oh my … it's everything … a thread to heaven.
O. O.: What's the most important issue to remember when you take part in the music competition?
E. S.: To learn the material in the best possible way and to have the right attitude. To compete with yourself rather than with other participants. To raise the bar as high as possible, as this is the right time to check what you can do.
O. O.: The French horn in Poland is associated mainly with hunting and hunting traditions. In your opinion, what's the soul of the French horn and what are your associations with it?
And to his lungs he sent off all his spirit swelling.
And for me the French horn is a woman, with the full array of emotions … unpredictable.
O. O.: What advice would you give to participants of the 12th Michał Spisak International Music Competition?
E. S.: I wish them self-confidence, positive attitude, joy in playing, and free musicmaking.
O. O.: Did you know the works of Michał Spisak before you started to prepare to the competition?
E. S.: I surely knew the composer and I got to know his works during my studies. I suppose that the more the competition develops, the more interest in the composer there is and the more recognisable his work becomes. Anyway, in the era of the Internet, one click is all it takes to acquire new knowledge.
O. O.: In your opinion, what is the quintessence of Michał Spisak's work?
E. S.: Unaggressive, true individualism.


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