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Can Trump Save the Press?
The Soothsayer Award
Attacked for Being Jewish in France
Juiced Up on Steroids
The Case Against Keith Ellison
When Therapy Fails
Witches Cast Spells on Trump
Don't Lean In. Stand Tall.
What's Really Happening in Sweden?
Jacques van Rillaer Writes About Stuart Schneiderman
Obama, Trump and Anti-Semitism
The Facts about Sweden and Islam
Depressed Millennial Women
Has America Gone Insane?
The Rabbi Is Unafraid
Should You Fear Terrorism?
Conspiracy Theorists
A Psychiatrist Wades into Constitutional Law
Politics in the Workplace
Is Donald Trump Crazy?
When Is a Fact Not a Fact?
The Democratic Party Goes into Therapy
Trump vs. the 9th Circuit
Angela Merkel's New Pay-to-Go Policy
Marco Rubio Calls for Civility
When Your Therapist Is Too Nice
Socialized Medicine in England
Trump Derangement Syndrome in Action
Europe Speaks Out on Muslim Migrants
Hillary Reappears
The Man Who Kissed Snakes
Nicholas Nassim Taleb Looks at the World
Diversity Training at Princeton
Collective Amnesia
It's the Wording, Stupid!
Girl Power in Sweden
When the People Rebel Against the Elites
Defending Sheryl Sandberg
Shunning the PLO
Return to Rotherham
"Ill-Considered Policy Spasms"
His Friends Don't Like Her
Exploiting the Holocaust
Educational System Failure
Late News from Multikultistan
Terrorism, we have been assured, is no big deal. You are more likely to die from falling off a ladder or slipping in the shower. So says Nicholas Kristof. And so once said Barack Obama.
People who are soft on terrorism are tough on ladders. We can now have large public demonstrations to ban bathtubs. There, that will solve the problem of Islamist terrorism. Dare we note note that it is destroying large parts of the Middle East and that has invaded Europe. To which Kristof tells us to put our collective heads in the sand.
Don't fear terrorism. Fear bathtubs. And, God help us, you must be terrified of automobile accidents… surely they kill more Americans every year than do acts of domestic terrorism.
For the sake of their argument, those who misuse statistics in this way ignore the cost of terrorism in other parts of the world. The carnage in Syria, for example, tends to remain hidden.
If you like facts and if you believe in using them promiscuously, the fact about comparing deaths from ladder falls to deaths from domestic terrorism feels dispositive. In truth, it is misusing information, roughly like saying that even if it is a fact that Col. Mustard's fingerprint is on the murder weapon if he was in Egypt when the crime was committed, he could not have done it.
Any number of learned authors have taken Kristof to task for his intellectual dereliction. One notes that Kristof is a reporter, but he is not a thinker. His column demonstrates the point on a regular basis. Among those who have critiqued his column are Janan Ganesh in the Financial Times, Justin Fox on Bloomberg, David French on National Review and Alex Nowrasteh at Cato (via Maggie's Farm.)
Ganesh shows why the analogy is a cheap effort at confusing the issue:
… most people can intuit the difference between domestic misfortune and political violence. The latter is an assault on the system: the rules and institutions that distinguish society from the state of nature. Bathroom deaths could multiply by 50 without a threat to civil order. The incidence of terror could not.
Terrorists want you to change the way you live. They want to undermine our culture and force us to replace it with theirs. It does not have the same impact as dying in the bathtub.
In addition, Fox and several others have noted that ladders and bathtubs, even automobiles are useful. They do something good for us. This do-goodism is accompanied with a certain risk, but we assume the risk because it is statistically very low when compared to the utility. Besides, we have some measure of control over it. We are generally aware of the risks and take suitable precautions. At times, we are careless and we might even be punished for our carelessness by having an accident. But, the situation is not comparable to watching the Boston Marathon and having a pressure cooker blow in your face.
When we are victims of an act of terrorism, the act is designed to take control of our minds… by persuading us that we deserved to be victimized. Terrorists want us to believe that our own evil deeds provoked them and forced them to punish us. Terrorism is designed to invade our minds and to make us feel guilty.
As you know, the Obama administration and many members of the alt-left insist that the cause of Islamist terrorism is our own Islamophobia. Add to that whatever we have done in the Middle East… especially America's support for Israel… and you see that terrorism has a psychological and political goal. It wants to influence the culture. It wants to control our minds. It wants to convert us to Islam. It wants to persuade us to change our policy.
The nature of the threat from a ladder is radically incommensurate with that of Islamist terrorism.
Fox also notes that the analogy is specious because it misuses statistics—who could have imagined that:
Finally, comparing the incidence of terrorism with that of common accidents is an incompetent and irresponsible use of statistics. Household accidents are lots and lots of small, unrelated events. As a result, while individual accidents can't be predicted, the overall risk is easy to quantify and is pretty stable from year to year.
Terrorism is different. There are small incidents, but there are also huge ones in which hundreds or thousands of people die. It's a fat-tailed distribution, in which outliers are really important. It also isn't stable: Five or 10 or even 50 years of data isn't necessarily enough to allow one to predict with confidence what's going to happen next year. It's a little like housing prices -- the fact that they hadn't declined on the national level for more than 50 years before 2006 didn't mean they couldn't decline. Meanwhile, the widespread belief that they wouldn't decline made the housing collapse more likely and more costly.
Speaking of fat tails, the attack on the World Trade Center did not just kill more than two thousand people. It destroyed an enormous amount of property and disrupted the lives of many thousands more. The economic cost far surpassed that of lightning strikes. The psychological damage, the sense of having been attacked and of being made to look weak and inconsequential was vast.
Moreover, terrorism produces stress. And stress is unhealthy. Again, it is not a random event that befalls an individual. It is an assault on a nation or a culture. The two should not be confused.
If, after Pearl Harbor was attacked, Franklin Roosevelt had addressed Congress and declared that more people did from mosquito bites than died at Pearl Harbor would they country have risen up to cheer him? Would he have received the Kristof Award for indulging in mindless analogies? Or would he have been run out of office?
We should fear it enough to be vigilant to protect ourselves from it as best we can.
Ignatius Acton Chesterton OCD said...
I didn't know ladders and bathtubs were sentient beings who could attack you for ideological reasons. Oh dear... my ladder has been hanging in my garage all winter. Perhaps I should feed it. And I stand on my bathtub every morning. Perhaps I should console it.
A wise person takes precautions to secure his ladder, or step cautiously into the bathtub, lest he fall and kill himself. And if he doesn't, he is foolish. Then he becomes a statistic. Perhaps Obama and Kristof will make us all statistics, where our misfortune will rise to the greatest level of bureaucratic importance: being a datum.
Statistics show that the savage terrorism emanating from the Islamic world is very dangerous. Islamists are more likely to kill in the name of their religion than any other religion in the world. Because it is terrorism, they kill indiscriminately to maximize the impact of their strategy. This magnifies the perceived threat immensely, creating widespread stress. If you choose to not use a ladder, you remove the risk. You can't remove the possibility of being a target of Islamists. It's not your choice, it's theirs. And it's not indiscriminate... Islamic terrorism is coldly calculated: date, location, time, population, demographics, etc.
Since it is wise to secure a ladder and tread carefully in a bathtub, doesn't it stand to reason that you would secure the country and tread carefully with immigration policy instead of indiscriminately allowing refugees in from the Middle East? Especially when you exacerbated the problem when you didn't back up your "red line" tough talk?
You see, in today's world, Russians are hacking our elections and red lines are things you draw with a pen.
Who's the fool?
"If, after Pearl Harbor was attacked, Franklin Roosevelt had addressed Congress and declared that more people did from mosquito bites than died at Pearl Harbor would they country have risen up to cheer him?"
There is a difference. FDR was indignant about the attack. His bearing and words reflected the existential threat to the country. Obama and Kristof are indifferent. Otherwise, they would not minimize the impact upon our nation and its people.


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La Casa owners look to keep history in new restaurant
Cindy Sharp / Correspondent
Aug 28, 2019 at 12:01 AM Aug 28, 2019 at 3:02 PM
Owner Moises Alvelo said he wanted to keep the historic atmosphere, including the wagon-wheel chandelier and a floor piece from the original 1964 restaurant, Colonial Tavern.
EUSTIS — The 1960s-era cabin on State Road 19 in Eustis has been the home to many restaurants over the years.
Although they're property owners by trade, owners Moises Alvelo and Chris Getty followed suit by opening La Casa Mexican Bar & Grill two weeks ago.
"We purchased the property but the tenants didn't want to renew the contract," Alvelo said. "We saw an opportunity and decided to take it. I work closely with the Hispanic community so we renovated the kitchen with all new equipment, re-did the floors and fixed it up. We did a complete turn around in 30 days."
Alvelo said he wanted to keep the historic atmosphere, including the wagon-wheel chandelier and a floor piece from the original 1964 restaurant, Colonial Tavern. He's heard many stories, he said, of the old building and pieces inside and would love for everyone to share those memories.
"We want to keep the building alive," Alvelo said.
Alvelo and Getty hired a team of chefs who went to work to create authentic Mexican fare.
Traditional appetizers include chips and salsa, queso and chicken wings. The La Casa Sampler features a chicken or steak quesadilla, chicken wings, chicken flautas, guacamole and queso for $12.
La Casa offers a taco salad, steak or chicken fajita salad, Mexican salad, La Casa salad and an avocado and chicken tender salad.
Ownership expects the Mexican plates to be a top seller. Options include: dos burritos, enchiladas, pollo de la casa, pork chops, chicken and broccoli, bistek a la Mexicana and the street taco platter. La Casa also offers a build-your-own combination option for $12.
Customers can go big with the molcajete, a carved volcanic stone filled with steak, chicken, shrimp, onions and bell peppers sprinkled with queso. It's served with rice, beans and tortillas for $18.
Seafood options include boiled shrimp, mojarra (deep fried fish), seafood soup, mahi and tostadas de ceviche for $12 to $16 per plate.
La Casa offers happy hour from 2 to 6 p.m. and $1 tacos on Tuesdays.
"The community has really responded to our soft opening," Alvelo said. "We are looking to add more specials and update the deck for when it gets cooler."
La Casa Mexican Bar & Grill, 2060 S Bay Street in Eustis, is open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday to Wednesday and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. For information, visit www.facebook.com/lacasabng.

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7-Year-Old Uses Her Powerful Vocal Cords During National Anthem!
Wow! This little girl will make you want to go take voice lessons.
She bought the house down after singing the National Anthem at the L.A. Galaxy match against the Seattle Sounders.
7-year-old Malea Emma wow-ed the crowd.
Her performance was one of the best in the stadium's history.
She began to sing at the age of 1. Malea can speak Chinese, English and Indonesian.
Her talent doesn't stop there, she can even play the violin and the piano!
When she grows up, she wants to be a singer, doctor, actress and a violinist.
After singing the National Anthem, her parents hope that this will cause viral exposure and lead to other opportunities.
Malea hopes that one day she'll be able to sing with Christina Aguilera.
Her next performance will be singing the National Anthem at the Staples Center before a Lakers came coming up in November.


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Q: Django 3.0 missing positional argument in db converter Setting up a website using Django 3.0.6, django-cms 3.7.2, djangocms-blog 1.1.1, PostgreSQL 12, Apache 2.4.29, Ubuntu 18.04. All was going well until I attempted to create my first blog post. The attempt apparently succeeded (and there is a row in djangocms_blog_post,) but from the point I hit the 'save' button onward, every operation that hits the blog (or, oddly, my main menu) results in a TypeError: "from_db_value() missing 1 required positional argument: 'context'."
Per the error page, the culprit is /lib/python3.6/site-packages/django/db/models/sql/compiler.py in function apply_converters, line 1095:
value = converter(value, expression, connection)

Google and SO turned up a couple of posts implying that the code isn't ported to django 3.0...but the code IS django 3.0, so deep in django that it's kinda odd that this glitch took so long to show itself.
Settings and apache config checks OK. Database appears OK.
I'm stuck. Any/all ideas greatly appreciated.
Edit: Removing djangocms-blog restored operation to normal, with menus. Still stuck.

A: Found it. The django-parler package, a djangocms-blog dependency, was calling from_db_value() in djangocms_text_ckeditor/fields.py. from_db_value(), which overrides the function in djangodb.models.TextField, I think, has an argument "context" that is deprecated in django 3.0. Parler correctly calls the function without "context", which threw the exception. Removing the argument from from_db_value() (which it wasn't even using) appears to have eliminated the problem.
Edit: Known problem and corrected per the ckeditor git page, just not pushed out to pip yet. Grrr.

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Mercer Professor to represent school at Policy Intensive in Washington DC
Rachel Paul|February 6, 2014
The second annual Faculty Policy Intensive hosted by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), from March 24-27, in Washington, D.C. this year will feature Mercer University Georgia Baptist College of Nursing assistant professor, Tammy Barbé.
Although Barbé will represent Mercer at the Faculty Policy Intensive, she will also represent the state of Georgia as the first fellow from a Georgia institution.
Dr. Linda A. Streit, dean of the Georgia Baptist College of Nursing, commended Barbé and saiid that she "is a very organized, driven and conscientious educator with high ethical and moral standards." She continued and said, "She is admired by her students, as well as her faculty peers, for her comprehensive approach to teaching."
As one of eight nursing faculty chosen from all across the country, "Dr. Barbé will have the opportunity to meet with leadership from federal departments and agencies, network with Capitol Hill staff, attend workshops to strengthen and refine communication skills for effective advocacy," according to a news release from Mercer. Additionally, the release said that Barbé will have the connections in order to "engage with representatives from national professional nursing organizations on current health care policy issues and the role of the collective voice."
As a colleague of Barbé, Streit said, "Knowledge gained from this experience can not only be incorporated into specific coursework within our own program, but will also serve as a launching pad for her to become more involved in nursing legislation efforts." She continued and said that these efforts "include the Georgia Nursing Leadership Coalition, the Center to Champion Nursing for America as well as other national health care endeavors."
As coordinator of the Georgia Baptist College of Nursing's Health Care Policy Issues graduate course, Barbé's students focus "on sociopolitical and economic issues that influence health care, access, quality and cost," according to Mercer's website.
Barbé said, "As an educator, I strive to foster an increase in student awareness and participation in the policy process." She continued and said, "In the health policy courses I teach, my intention is that students complete coursework with a belief that they are capable of influencing health policy and a passion to use that knowledge to effect change."
Among this AACN honor, Barbé also recently accepted the Honor Society of Nursing's, Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI), Chapter Key Award for the 2011-2013 biennium. This award was presented to The College of Nursing's Pi Gamma Chapter at Mercer University's Georgia Baptist College of Nursing. As president of the Pi Gamma Chapter at the Georgia Baptist College of Nursing, Barbé accepted this award at the Chapter Awards Celebration on Nov. 18 during STTI's 42nd Biennial International Convention, according to Mercer University's website.
For more information on Tammy Barbé, visit www.nursing.mercer.edu/faculty-staff/nursing-faculty-barbe.cfm. For more information about the Faculty Policy Intensive and the AACN, visit www.aacn.nche.edu/government-affairs/.


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I read one contemporary novel for every eight or ten historic fiction books I read. As most of you know or at least may have figured out based on the title of my blog (History, Mystery & Faith) I'm a history geek. I love to research, write, and read about the past, especially the World War II era. But as a member of the CelebrateLit blogging team, I periodically chose to try a new author or review a book about a contemporary book with a plot line or topic that intrigues me.
A Place to Call Home is the first book by Merrillee Whren I have read, and it won't be the last. The protagonists Kurt Jansen and Molly Finnerty are complex and realistic characters that I really liked and related to. I enjoyed the fact that Kurt's and Molly's pasts are handled differently in the book. The premise of the story is that Kurt is imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit. Molly also has secrets that are fed to the reader bit by bit, and often in response to something that has happened to Kurt. The story hooked me immediately, and was well-researched. Other than a few repetitive words (lots of wry smiles), the writing flows well and the dialogue is natural. Kurt's kids are precocious without being obnoxious, and the minor characters are sufficiently developed. The mystery is mostly solved off stage and gives a satisfactory ending to the story.
Hiring a convicted wife-killer isn't what kind-hearted Molly Finnerty bargains for as part of the prison ministry she supports. However, she begins to believe Kurt's claim of innocence and gradually finds a great deal to like about him-perhaps more to like than she should.


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(From EurekAlert!) — The University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science research team suggest that the position of the Loop Current can serve as an indicator of whether the algal bloom will be sustained, and provide warning of possible hazardous red tide conditions in coastal areas.
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FEMA Pulls Back from Defense Production Act Amid Mixed Signals
The back-and-forth caps days of confusion about the White House's position on the law
At a press conference Monday, Attorney General William Barr announced a new executive order to prohibit the hoarding and price gouging of resources needed to fight the novel coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Jonathan Ernst/Reuters
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Updated March 24, 2020 8:51 pm ET
WASHINGTON—The Trump administration was set to implement a Korean War-era defense mobilization law on Tuesday to expedite the production of about 60,000 test kits for the novel coronavirus, but at the last minute deemed it unnecessary, despite mounting calls for President Trump to use the law to resolve severe equipment shortages.
For much of the day, the administration sent conflicting signals on whether it was using the Defense Production Act. On CNN Tuesday morning, Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator Peter Gaynor said the law would be used for the production of certain test kits.
Mr. Gaynor said the federal government was also inserting "DPA language" into its mass contract for 500 million masks.
But Mr. Trump, speaking Tuesday evening at a White House news conference, said the Defense Production Act hadn't been used, saying the government hadn't "found it to be the case" that the law was needed.
Mr. Gaynor's comments surprised some in the White House, according to an administration official.


A wise person once said, "Time flies when you're having fun." I may not know who this person was, but I agree full-heartedly with their statement because I've had a lot of fun writing for Creative Control Magazine. A year-and-a-half ago, I was accepted as an editorial intern on this website, and fifty-nine articles later, I find myself writing my sixtieth article, a feat I never thought possible back in 2015. It's been truly amazing listening and writing about so many incredible artists each week, and I've enjoyed every moment of it.
My playlist starts off with the first song I wrote about on Creative Control, "You" by December, featured in their album, "Between the Dots." This is an upbeat, folksy song that opened my eyes to the possibilities I had writing for Creative Control. It talks about all the amazing feelings the narrator has when he sees this particular person. The sun rises, everything is bright and warm, and even when the two are apart, the narrator feels close to that person. I remember listening to this and feeling so excited. Sure, I didn't have any experience writing about music, but it was a new type of writing for me to learn. I've always loved learning how to write in as many ways as I can, so this song introduced me to a realm of possibilities I had with Creative Control.
The next two songs have a great connection with how my life has been going lately, so I decided to discuss them both together. First, we have "Those Nights" by Pacific, included in their "What Are You Waiting For?" EP, and then we hear "Love and Affection" by The Flux Machine. These songs are not necessarily the same—"Those Nights" carries more of a somber feeling while "Love and Affection" is quite infectious and upbeat. What creates a connection between the two is their thoughts about time. Both songs think back to the past in regards to relationships, celebrating the good times, but they both realize that they can't go back to the times before, which is how I've been feeling. I really wish I didn't have to leave this magazine, or any of the old times. Honestly, I'd love to go back in time, if only to soak in all the good moments, but I can't. I have to keep moving. Things have definitely changed from when I started writing music reviews, and I'm sure they'll change more in the future. Even so, I still have my memories.
I decided my fourth song should be "24," a powerful song by Come the Spring because it's yet another song that resonates with my current feelings. The narrator sings about how he's scared of the future, scared of feeling the sadness of loss as time moves forward. He doesn't want to feel the pain he'll encounter as he grows older, and I can admit I feel the same. I'm excited about this new job, but I'm also terrified of what's to come. As I wrote for Creative Control, I came across countless challenges, but at the same time, they weren't entirely unexpected. Every week, I'd be given an article to write, reviewing music I'd never heard before, or perhaps interviewing an artist. It wasn't hard to see what was to come, but now my future is entirely unpredictable. Who knows what will come of next year? But like this song says, I can't let my sadness win. I may feel pain, but I have to keep moving and experiencing new parts of life.
Speaking of moving, my fifth song is "We Go Further," a single by Only Shadows. This was a track I particularly enjoyed writing about, thanks to the band's heavy, energy-generating guitar-playing. Instead of telling a story with their lyrics, this song was all about the band declaring they would continue moving no matter what happens. Despite their mistakes, they push onward with each passing day. This song is one of the best I've heard when it comes to creating a feeling within their listeners. When I heard it, it compelled me to do my best in everything. If they were obstacles in my way, I'd burst through them. Nothing was going to stop me. This generation of emotion is one of the many things that makes music so powerful.
We return to the idea of painful memories with The Battles of Winter's song, "Love's White Thread." I'll admit this was an odd pick on my part, especially since I didn't understand what the song was saying initially (I still shake my head thinking about my "editing cowboys" idea). What I love about this song is the narrator's struggle. He finds himself wanting to forget all his painful memories, but at the same time, he can't remove them entirely, because they're a part of what made him who he is today. I can't tell you how many times I've wished to find a time machine so I could go back and fix all my biggest screw-ups. There's so much I want to change, but when I think about it, there's always a chance one of those moments was what led me to Creative Control. I could never do that.
The idea behind "Love's White Thread" leads into the eighth song on my list, "Time Watching" by Danny Mecanovic. This is another powerful track that delves into the idea of change. In my feature on Mecanovic, I talked about how he had a change in both hairstyle and song style between this song and his previous songs. Before, he had short blonde hair and a clean shaven face. A lot of his songs involved his grief and admitting he was wrong with what happened between him and his ex. However, he has long hair and a beard now, and he doesn't sing about grief anymore. Rather, he has broken through this barrier and he's finally free of his guilt. He can move on with his life. Such a great transition in his life gives me more confidence as I prepare for mine.
Now, I didn't mean for my playlist to have so many emotion connections to the changes going on in my life; it just happened that way. These songs resonated with me and caused me to enjoy them that much more. That being said, I didn't pick the last three songs on my playlist—"I'll Be" by Niamh Crowther, "Synchronized Swimming" by Dia, and "Hey Blue Eyes" by Emily McNally—because of the same reasons I picked the other songs. On the contrary, I chose these three to finish off the list because I liked them and enjoyed their sounds. No fancy reasons or metaphors for life; just that they're great songs. All three of these women have such lovely voices, and the emotions they portray in these tracks bring tears to my eyes. I expect they'll go far in their respective careers, as well as everyone else on this playlist.
So now we come to the big question: what do Creative Control and music as a whole mean to me? Well, I see music as a way to connect people together through emotions and profound ideas. One great song has the power to change somebody's life, to make them consider ideas they never have before. At the same time, people might become friends simply because they loved a certain song. They may not understand the lyrics' meaning, but the music makes energy flow through them, making them want to dance and sing their hearts out. Although, the connection doesn't stop with the listeners; the artists themselves pour their hearts out when writing these songs. They take parts of their lives as inspiration, lessons that they've learned, and use what they've written to teach, entertain, and inspire anyone who listens. One musician may not be as big as other groups and artists, but if they can get one person to listen, perhaps they might change their lives in a positive way.
And that's what I love about Creative Control. Every week, we write about numerous artists who most people probably never heard of and give them their time in the spotlight. We truly listen to these artists and show everyone something new, something great that needs a chance to be heard. Then, on a deeper level, they did this for me. When I started writing for Creative Control, I had little experience writing about music, let alone being published, and they gave me a chance to be heard. I was free to express my every thought, not based on what someone else believed about the song, but what I believed. It's always been so much fun writing articles each week, and if it wasn't for these life changes, I would never want to stop!
Sadly, things must change eventually, but if I have only one more chance to have my voice heard here, to attract any new writers who want the experience of a lifetime, I say you should do it. Write out your feelings. Try something new. Use what talents you have and develop them further. I'm sure the people here will be more than happy to help you do just that. You will be heard.
Now, even though my time with Creative Control is done, I will never forget a single moment of it. Thank you, Geneva, my incredible editor. Thank you, my fellow interns. Thank you, all the artists I wrote about, and also, thank you, all my incredible readers. All of you have changed my life for the better. I hope our lives cross one another's again someday. Rock on.


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From Margaret Court to Steffi Graf: Players With Most Grand Slam Titles After Rafael Nadal's Historic 21
BERLIN: Rafael Nadal scripted history on Sunday with a sensational win over Russia's Daniil Medvedev in the Australian Open Final. Nadal staged an emphatic comeback after losing the first two sets to clinch the record 21st Grand Slam.
The Spaniard now has become the most decorated singles men's player in Tennis history as he pipped his rivals Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic who are currently tied at 20 each. He was the only one of three who had a chance to claim the record solo in Australia.
Nadal registered a 2-6, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 comeback win over Medvedev that lasted 5 hours and 24 minutes. "Just unforgettable," is how the 35-year-old described his historic win. Tapping his heart with his right hand, Nadal added: "One of the most emotional matches of my tennis career, without a doubt. Means a lot to me."
Nadal is at the top of the men's tally but the overall list is still dominated by legendary Australian tennis star Margaret Court.
Here is the list of players with the most Grand Slam titles (singles):
Margaret Court – 24
The Aussie tennis star is arguably one of the greatest to ever play the game and her record speaks highly of it. She dominated the Australian Open like nobody with 7 straight title wins from 1960 to 1966. She had a total of 11 Australian Open titles under her kitty. While she also tasted immense success on other courts as well including five title wins each in the French and US Open and three in Wimbledon.
Serena Williams – 23
The American sporting icon is considered amongst one of the greatest sportspeople in the modern world. In the past two decades, Serena stamped her authority at almost every venue in the tennis circuit. She has won 23 major titles in singles competitions and is just one short to become the joint-most decorated player in Tennis history. The 40-year-old superstar has won 7 Australian Open and Wimbledon titles each so far. While at her home ground in US Open, Serena has 6 titles under her kitty. The clay has also witnessed the greatness of Serena as she emerged victorious thrice there.
Steffi Graf – 22
The former German tennis star is third on the list with 22 grand slam titles victories. In 1988, Graf became the third women's star to win the Golden Slam. She was one of the most fierce Tennis stars of her generation and tasted great success on every court. She won 7 Wimbledon, 6 French Open, 5 US Open and 4 Australian Open titles in her 17-year-long career.
Rafael Nadal – 21
The Spaniard achieved the ultimate glory with one of the greatest wins in his career on Monday. Nadal is fondly called the 'King of Clay' for his 13 title wins in French Open. He has played a different brand of tennis since the start of his career and inspired many with his journey. The win on Sunday was also all about the perseverance he showed after losing the first two sets. The 35-year-old has tasted success on every court with 2 wins each in the Australian Open and Wimbledon and 3 in US Open. He is now 1 ahead of his rivals and will now focus on extending the lead.
Roger Federer And Novak Djokovic – 20
The Swiss international is considered amongst one of the greatest sportspersons ever. He has dominated the tennis world for the past two decades, however, the injuries have let him down in the last couple of years but he is raring to make a comeback in the court. Federer dominated the list of most grand slam titles (men's singles) for a long time till Sunday when Nadal pipped him to move ahead in the race. He is known as one of the most versatile players with 8 Wimbledon, 6 Australian Open and 5 US Open titles. While on tricky clay court he has won a French Open title too.
On the other side, Djokovic has been one of the most dominant stars in the Tennis circuit in the past decade. He has won 19 Grand Slam titles since 2011 which is a massive achievement in itself. In the world of Federer and Nadal, he has made a big name for himself by matching them toe-to-toe. The Serbian star has 20 major singles titles under his kitty and his grit has helped him emerge victorious on every major court. He has won 9 Australian Open, 6 Wimbledon, 3 US Open and 2 French Open titles in his career so far and he is touted to finish at the top of the tally when he retires in future.
Helen Wills – 19
The US tennis star of yesteryears has an emphatic record in major grand slams with about 98 per cent winning percentage. She participated in 24 major tournaments and won 19 out of them. Will never participated in the Australian Open but had a great record in other grand slams with 8 Wimbledon, 7 US Open and 4 French Open titles.
Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova – 18
The US has witnessed several great women tennis players and Evert is surely one of them with 18 grand slam titles in her illustrious singles career. She made her presence felt in every major tournament with 7 wins in French Open, 6 in US Open, 3 in Wimbledon and 2 in the Australian Open.
The former Czech and US star Navratilova enjoyed a golden period from 1982 to 1987 where she won 14 out of her 18 major titles. She is one the most dominant players in Wimbledon history with 9 title victories on the grass court. While she also won 4 US Open, 3 Australian Open, and 2 French Open titles.
Pete Sampras – 14
The legendary career of Sampras began in 1988 and ended at the 2002 US Open. He is one of the greatest men's players to ever play the game and was also inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2007. He held the record for most grand slam titles in the men's category for a long period of time till Federer pipped him. He had a memorable run in a memorable run in Wimbledon with 7 titles. While he won 5 at his home turf in US Open and 2 in the Australian Open. During his illustrious career, Sampras never won a title on French Open's clay.
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Title: Intensional FOL for reasoning about probabilities and probabilistic logic programming
Authors: Zoran Majkić; Bhanu Prasad
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Abstract: It is important to have a logic, both for computation of probabilities and for reasoning about probabilities, with well-defined syntax and semantics. The current approaches, which are based on Nilsson's probability structures/logics as well as linear inequalities, to reason about probabilities, have some deficiencies. In this research, we have presented a complete revision of those approaches and have shown that the logic for reasoning about probabilities can be naturally embedded into a 2-valued intensional first-order logic (FOL) with intensional abstraction, by avoiding current ad-hoc system composed of two different 2-valued logics: one for the classical propositional logic at a lower-level and a new one, at a higher-level, for probabilistic constraints with probabilistic variables. The theoretical results that are obtained are applied to probabilistic logic programming.
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require 'protobuf/message'

##
# Imports
#
require_relative 'steammessages.pb'
require_relative 'engine_gcmessages.pb'

module SteamCommunity::Csgo

  ##
  # Enum Classes
  #
  class ECsgoGCMsg < ::Protobuf::Enum
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Base, 9100
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakingstart, 9101
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakingstop, 9102
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakingclient2serverping, 9103
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakinggc2clientupdate, 9104
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakinggc2serverreserve, 9105
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakingserverreservationresponse, 9106
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakinggc2clientreserve, 9107
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakingserverroundstats, 9108
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakingclient2gchello, 9109
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakinggc2clienthello, 9110
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakingservermatchend, 9111
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakinggc2clientabandon, 9112
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakingserver2gckick, 9113
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakinggc2serverconfirm, 9114
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakinggcoperationalstats, 9115
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakinggc2serverrankupdate, 9116
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchmakingoperator2gcblogupdate, 9117
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Servernotificationforuserpenalty, 9118
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientreportplayer, 9119
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientreportserver, 9120
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientcommendplayer, 9121
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientreportresponse, 9122
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_ClientcommendplayerQuery, 9123
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_ClientcommendplayerQueryResponse, 9124
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Watchinfousers, 9126
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientrequestplayersprofile, 9127
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Playersprofile, 9128
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Setmymedalsinfo, 9129
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Playeroverwatchcaseupdate, 9131
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Playeroverwatchcaseassignment, 9132
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Playeroverwatchcasestatus, 9133
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Gc2clienttextmsg, 9134
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Client2gctextmsg, 9135
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchendrunrewarddrops, 9136
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchendrewarddropsnotification, 9137
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientrequestwatchinfofriends2, 9138
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Matchlist, 9139
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_MatchlistRequestCurrentLiveGames, 9140
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_MatchlistRequestRecentUserGames, 9141
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Gc2serverreservationupdate, 9142
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientvarvaluenotificationinfo, 9144
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Tournamentmatchrewarddropsnotification, 9145
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_MatchlistRequestTournamentGames, 9146
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_MatchlistRequestFullGameInfo, 9147
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Giftsleaderboardrequest, 9148
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Giftsleaderboardresponse, 9149
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Servervarvaluenotificationinfo, 9150
    define :K_Emsggctogcreloadversions, 9151
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientsubmitsurveyvote, 9152
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Server2gcclientvalidate, 9153
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_MatchlistRequestLiveGameForUser, 9154
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Server2gcpureservervalidationfailure, 9155
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Client2gceconpreviewdatablockrequest, 9156
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Client2gceconpreviewdatablockresponse, 9157
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Accountprivacysettings, 9158
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Setmyactivityinfo, 9159
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_MatchlistRequestTournamentPredictions, 9160
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_MatchlistUploadTournamentPredictions, 9161
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Draftsummary, 9162
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientrequestjoinfrienddata, 9163
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientrequestjoinserverdata, 9164
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientrequestnewmission, 9165
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Gc2servernotifyxprewarded, 9166
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Gc2clienttournamentinfo, 9167
    define :K_Emsggc_Globalgame_Subscribe, 9168
    define :K_Emsggc_Globalgame_Unsubscribe, 9169
    define :K_Emsggc_Globalgame_Play, 9170
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Acknowledgepenalty, 9171
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Client2gcrequestprestigecoin, 9172
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Gc2clientglobalstats, 9173
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Client2gcstreamunlock, 9174
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Fantasyrequestclientdata, 9175
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Fantasyupdateclientdata, 9176
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clienttogcrequestelevate, 9179
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Globalchat, 9180
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Globalchat_Subscribe, 9181
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Globalchat_Unsubscribe, 9182
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Clientauthkeycode, 9183
    define :K_Emsggccstrike15_V2_Gotvsyncpacket, 9184
  end

  ##
  # Message Classes
  #
  class GameServerPing < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class DetailedSearchStatistic < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class TournamentPlayer < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class TournamentTeam < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class TournamentEvent < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class GlobalStatistics < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class OperationalStatisticDescription < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class OperationalStatisticElement < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class OperationalStatisticsPacket < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class PlayerRankingInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class PlayerCommendationInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class PlayerMedalsInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class AccountActivity < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class TournamentMatchSetup < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class ServerHltvInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class IpAddressMask < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class XpProgressData < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class MatchEndItemUpdates < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class ScoreLeaderboardData < ::Protobuf::Message
    class Entry < ::Protobuf::Message; end
    class AccountEntries < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class PlayerQuestData < ::Protobuf::Message
    class QuestItemData < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CMsgGC_ServerQuestUpdateData < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGCOperationalStats < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerConfirm < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GC2ServerReservationUpdate < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingStart < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingStop < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingClient2ServerPing < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientUpdate < ::Protobuf::Message
    class Note < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentMatchDraft < ::Protobuf::Message
    class Entry < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CPreMatchInfoData < ::Protobuf::Message
    class TeamStats < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerReserve < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerReservationResponse < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientReserve < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerRoundStats < ::Protobuf::Message
    class DropInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerMatchEnd < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingClient2GCHello < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientHello < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_AccountPrivacySettings < ::Protobuf::Message
    class Setting < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientAbandon < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServer2GCKick < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerRankUpdate < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingOperator2GCBlogUpdate < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ServerNotificationForUserPenalty < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientReportPlayer < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientCommendPlayer < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientReportServer < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientReportResponse < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientRequestWatchInfoFriends < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class WatchableMatchInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientRequestJoinFriendData < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientRequestJoinServerData < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCstrike15_v2_ClientRequestNewMission < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCstrike15_v2_GC2ServerNotifyXPRewarded < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_WatchInfoUsers < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientRequestPlayersProfile < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_PlayersProfile < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_PlayerOverwatchCaseUpdate < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_PlayerOverwatchCaseAssignment < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_PlayerOverwatchCaseStatus < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CClientHeaderOverwatchEvidence < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GC2ClientTextMsg < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Client2GCTextMsg < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchEndRunRewardDrops < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CEconItemPreviewDataBlock < ::Protobuf::Message
    class Sticker < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchEndRewardDropsNotification < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgItemAcknowledged < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Client2GCEconPreviewDataBlockRequest < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Client2GCEconPreviewDataBlockResponse < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentMatchRewardDropsNotification < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchListRequestCurrentLiveGames < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchListRequestLiveGameForUser < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchListRequestRecentUserGames < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchListRequestTournamentGames < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchListRequestFullGameInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_MatchInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentGroupTeam < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentGroup < ::Protobuf::Message
    class Picks < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentSection < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchList < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Predictions < ::Protobuf::Message
    class GroupMatchTeamPick < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Fantasy < ::Protobuf::Message
    class FantasySlot < ::Protobuf::Message; end
    class FantasyTeam < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CAttribute_String < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCToGCReloadVersions < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgCStrike15Welcome < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientVarValueNotificationInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ServerVarValueNotificationInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GiftsLeaderboardRequest < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GiftsLeaderboardResponse < ::Protobuf::Message
    class GiftLeaderboardEntry < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientSubmitSurveyVote < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Server2GCClientValidate < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Server2GCPureServerValidationFailure < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GC2ClientTournamentInfo < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CSOEconCoupon < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CSOQuestProgress < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CSOPersonaDataPublic < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGC_GlobalGame_Subscribe < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGC_GlobalGame_Unsubscribe < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGC_GlobalGame_Play < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_AcknowledgePenalty < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Client2GCRequestPrestigeCoin < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Client2GCStreamUnlock < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientToGCRequestElevate < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientToGCChat < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GCToClientChat < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientAuthKeyCode < ::Protobuf::Message; end
  class CMsgGCCStrike15_GotvSyncPacket < ::Protobuf::Message; end

  ##
  # Message Fields
  #
  class GameServerPing
    optional :uint64, :gameserver_id, 1
    optional :int32, :ping, 2
    optional :uint32, :ip, 3
    optional :uint32, :port, 4
    optional :uint32, :instances, 5
  end

  class DetailedSearchStatistic
    optional :uint32, :game_type, 1
    optional :uint32, :search_time_avg, 2
    optional :uint32, :players_searching, 4
  end

  class TournamentPlayer
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 1
    optional :string, :player_nick, 2
    optional :string, :player_name, 3
    optional :uint32, :player_dob, 4
    optional :string, :player_flag, 5
    optional :string, :player_location, 6
    optional :string, :player_desc, 7
  end

  class TournamentTeam
    optional :int32, :team_id, 1
    optional :string, :team_tag, 2
    optional :string, :team_flag, 3
    optional :string, :team_name, 4
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentPlayer, :players, 5
  end

  class TournamentEvent
    optional :int32, :event_id, 1
    optional :string, :event_tag, 2
    optional :string, :event_name, 3
    optional :uint32, :event_time_start, 4
    optional :uint32, :event_time_end, 5
    optional :int32, :event_public, 6
    optional :int32, :event_stage_id, 7
    optional :string, :event_stage_name, 8
    optional :uint32, :active_section_id, 9
  end

  class GlobalStatistics
    optional :uint32, :players_online, 1
    optional :uint32, :servers_online, 2
    optional :uint32, :players_searching, 3
    optional :uint32, :servers_available, 4
    optional :uint32, :ongoing_matches, 5
    optional :uint32, :search_time_avg, 6
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::DetailedSearchStatistic, :search_statistics, 7
    optional :string, :main_post_url, 8
    optional :uint32, :required_appid_version, 9
    optional :uint32, :pricesheet_version, 10
    optional :uint32, :twitch_streams_version, 11
    optional :uint32, :active_tournament_eventid, 12
    optional :uint32, :active_survey_id, 13
  end

  class OperationalStatisticDescription
    optional :string, :name, 1
    optional :uint32, :idkey, 2
  end

  class OperationalStatisticElement
    optional :uint32, :idkey, 1
    repeated :int32, :values, 2
  end

  class OperationalStatisticsPacket
    optional :int32, :packetid, 1
    optional :int32, :mstimestamp, 2
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::OperationalStatisticElement, :values, 3
  end

  class PlayerRankingInfo
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 1
    optional :uint32, :rank_id, 2
    optional :uint32, :wins, 3
    optional :float, :rank_change, 4
  end

  class PlayerCommendationInfo
    optional :uint32, :cmd_friendly, 1
    optional :uint32, :cmd_teaching, 2
    optional :uint32, :cmd_leader, 4
  end

  class PlayerMedalsInfo
    optional :uint32, :medal_team, 1
    optional :uint32, :medal_combat, 2
    optional :uint32, :medal_weapon, 3
    optional :uint32, :medal_global, 4
    optional :uint32, :medal_arms, 5
    repeated :uint32, :display_items_defidx, 7
    optional :uint32, :featured_display_item_defidx, 8
  end

  class AccountActivity
    optional :uint32, :activity, 1
    optional :uint32, :mode, 2
    optional :uint32, :map, 3
  end

  class TournamentMatchSetup
    optional :int32, :event_id, 1
    optional :int32, :team_id_ct, 2
    optional :int32, :team_id_t, 3
    optional :int32, :event_stage_id, 4
  end

  class ServerHltvInfo
    optional :uint32, :tv_udp_port, 1
    optional :uint64, :tv_watch_key, 2
    optional :uint32, :tv_slots, 3
    optional :uint32, :tv_clients, 4
    optional :uint32, :tv_proxies, 5
    optional :uint32, :tv_time, 6
    optional :uint32, :game_type, 8
    optional :string, :game_mapgroup, 9
    optional :string, :game_map, 10
    optional :uint64, :tv_master_steamid, 11
    optional :uint32, :tv_local_slots, 12
    optional :uint32, :tv_local_clients, 13
    optional :uint32, :tv_local_proxies, 14
    optional :uint32, :tv_relay_slots, 15
    optional :uint32, :tv_relay_clients, 16
    optional :uint32, :tv_relay_proxies, 17
    optional :uint32, :tv_relay_address, 18
    optional :uint32, :tv_relay_port, 19
    optional :uint64, :tv_relay_steamid, 20
  end

  class IpAddressMask
    optional :uint32, :a, 1
    optional :uint32, :b, 2
    optional :uint32, :c, 3
    optional :uint32, :d, 4
    optional :uint32, :bits, 5
    optional :uint32, :token, 6
  end

  class XpProgressData
    optional :uint32, :xp_points, 1
    optional :int32, :xp_category, 2
  end

  class MatchEndItemUpdates
    optional :uint64, :item_id, 1
    optional :uint32, :item_attr_defidx, 2
    optional :uint32, :item_attr_delta_value, 3
  end

  class ScoreLeaderboardData
    class Entry
      optional :uint32, :tag, 1
      optional :uint32, :val, 2
    end

    class AccountEntries
      optional :uint32, :accountid, 1
      repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::ScoreLeaderboardData::Entry, :entries, 2
    end

    optional :uint64, :quest_id, 1
    optional :uint32, :score, 2
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::ScoreLeaderboardData::AccountEntries, :accountentries, 3
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::ScoreLeaderboardData::Entry, :matchentries, 5
  end

  class PlayerQuestData
    class QuestItemData
      optional :uint64, :quest_id, 1
      optional :int32, :quest_normal_points_earned, 2
      optional :int32, :quest_bonus_points_earned, 3
    end

    optional :uint32, :quester_account_id, 1
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::PlayerQuestData::QuestItemData, :quest_item_data, 2
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::XpProgressData, :xp_progress_data, 3
    optional :uint32, :time_played, 4
    optional :uint32, :mm_game_mode, 5
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::MatchEndItemUpdates, :item_updates, 6
  end

  class CMsgGC_ServerQuestUpdateData
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::PlayerQuestData, :player_quest_data, 1
    optional :bytes, :binary_data, 2
    optional :uint32, :mm_game_mode, 3
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::ScoreLeaderboardData, :missionlbsdata, 4
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGCOperationalStats
    optional :int32, :packetid, 1
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::OperationalStatisticDescription, :namekeys, 2
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::OperationalStatisticsPacket, :packets, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerConfirm
    optional :uint32, :token, 1
    optional :uint32, :stamp, 2
    optional :uint64, :exchange, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GC2ServerReservationUpdate
    optional :uint32, :viewers_external_total, 1
    optional :uint32, :viewers_external_steam, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingStart
    repeated :uint32, :account_ids, 1
    optional :uint32, :game_type, 2
    optional :string, :ticket_data, 3
    optional :uint32, :client_version, 4
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentMatchSetup, :tournament_match, 5
    optional :bool, :prime_only, 6
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingStop
    optional :int32, :abandon, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingClient2ServerPing
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::GameServerPing, :gameserverpings, 1
    optional :int32, :offset_index, 2
    optional :int32, :final_batch, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientUpdate
    class Note
      optional :int32, :type, 1
      optional :int32, :region_id, 2
      optional :float, :region_r, 3
      optional :float, :distance, 4
    end

    optional :int32, :matchmaking, 1
    repeated :uint32, :waiting_account_id_sessions, 2
    optional :string, :error, 3
    repeated :uint32, :ongoingmatch_account_id_sessions, 6
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::GlobalStatistics, :global_stats, 7
    repeated :uint32, :failping_account_id_sessions, 8
    repeated :uint32, :penalty_account_id_sessions, 9
    repeated :uint32, :failready_account_id_sessions, 10
    repeated :uint32, :vacbanned_account_id_sessions, 11
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::IpAddressMask, :server_ipaddress_mask, 12
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientUpdate::Note, :notes, 13
    repeated :uint32, :penalty_account_id_sessions_green, 14
    repeated :uint32, :insufficientlevel_sessions, 15
  end

  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentMatchDraft
    class Entry
      optional :int32, :mapid, 1
      optional :int32, :team_id_ct, 2
    end

    optional :int32, :event_id, 1
    optional :int32, :event_stage_id, 2
    optional :int32, :team_id_0, 3
    optional :int32, :team_id_1, 4
    optional :int32, :maps_count, 5
    optional :int32, :maps_current, 6
    optional :int32, :team_id_start, 7
    optional :int32, :team_id_veto1, 8
    optional :int32, :team_id_pickn, 9
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentMatchDraft::Entry, :drafts, 10
  end

  class CPreMatchInfoData
    class TeamStats
      optional :int32, :match_info_idxtxt, 1
      optional :string, :match_info_txt, 2
      repeated :string, :match_info_teams, 3
    end

    optional :int32, :predictions_pct, 1
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentMatchDraft, :draft, 4
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CPreMatchInfoData::TeamStats, :stats, 5
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerReserve
    repeated :uint32, :account_ids, 1
    optional :uint32, :game_type, 2
    optional :uint64, :match_id, 3
    optional :uint32, :server_version, 4
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::PlayerRankingInfo, :rankings, 5
    optional :uint64, :encryption_key, 6
    optional :uint64, :encryption_key_pub, 7
    repeated :uint32, :party_ids, 8
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::IpAddressMask, :whitelist, 9
    optional :uint64, :tv_master_steamid, 10
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentEvent, :tournament_event, 11
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentTeam, :tournament_teams, 12
    repeated :uint32, :tournament_casters_account_ids, 13
    optional :uint64, :tv_relay_steamid, 14
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CPreMatchInfoData, :pre_match_data, 15
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerReservationResponse
    optional :uint64, :reservationid, 1
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerReserve, :reservation, 2
    optional :string, :map, 3
    optional :uint64, :gc_reservation_sent, 4
    optional :uint32, :server_version, 5
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::ServerHltvInfo, :tv_info, 6
    repeated :uint32, :reward_player_accounts, 7
    repeated :uint32, :idle_player_accounts, 8
    optional :uint32, :reward_item_attr_def_idx, 9
    optional :uint32, :reward_item_attr_value, 10
    optional :uint32, :reward_item_attr_reward_idx, 11
    optional :uint32, :reward_drop_list, 12
    optional :string, :tournament_tag, 13
    optional :uint32, :steamdatagram_port, 14
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientReserve
    optional :uint64, :serverid, 1
    optional :uint64, :reservationid, 4
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerReserve, :reservation, 5
    optional :string, :map, 6
    optional :string, :server_address, 7
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerRoundStats
    class DropInfo
      optional :uint32, :account_mvp, 1
    end

    optional :uint64, :reservationid, 1
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerReserve, :reservation, 2
    optional :string, :map, 3
    optional :int32, :round, 4
    repeated :int32, :kills, 5
    repeated :int32, :assists, 6
    repeated :int32, :deaths, 7
    repeated :int32, :scores, 8
    repeated :int32, :pings, 9
    optional :int32, :round_result, 10
    optional :int32, :match_result, 11
    repeated :int32, :team_scores, 12
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerConfirm, :confirm, 13
    optional :int32, :reservation_stage, 14
    optional :int32, :match_duration, 15
    repeated :int32, :enemy_kills, 16
    repeated :int32, :enemy_headshots, 17
    repeated :int32, :enemy_3ks, 18
    repeated :int32, :enemy_4ks, 19
    repeated :int32, :enemy_5ks, 20
    repeated :int32, :mvps, 21
    optional :uint32, :spectators_count, 22
    optional :uint32, :spectators_count_tv, 23
    optional :uint32, :spectators_count_lnk, 24
    repeated :int32, :enemy_kills_agg, 25
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerRoundStats::DropInfo, :drop_info, 26
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerMatchEnd
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerRoundStats, :stats, 1
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerConfirm, :confirm, 3
    optional :uint64, :rematch, 4
    optional :uint32, :replay_token, 5
    optional :uint32, :replay_cluster_id, 6
    optional :bool, :aborted_match, 7
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGC_ServerQuestUpdateData, :match_end_quest_data, 8
    optional :uint32, :server_version, 9
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientHello
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 1
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientReserve, :ongoingmatch, 2
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::GlobalStatistics, :global_stats, 3
    optional :uint32, :penalty_seconds, 4
    optional :uint32, :penalty_reason, 5
    optional :int32, :vac_banned, 6
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::PlayerRankingInfo, :ranking, 7
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::PlayerCommendationInfo, :commendation, 8
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::PlayerMedalsInfo, :medals, 9
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentEvent, :my_current_event, 10
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentTeam, :my_current_event_teams, 11
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentTeam, :my_current_team, 12
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentEvent, :my_current_event_stages, 13
    optional :uint32, :survey_vote, 14
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::AccountActivity, :activity, 15
    optional :int32, :player_level, 17
    optional :int32, :player_cur_xp, 18
    optional :int32, :player_xp_bonus_flags, 19
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_AccountPrivacySettings
    class Setting
      optional :uint32, :setting_type, 1
      optional :uint32, :setting_value, 2
    end

    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_AccountPrivacySettings::Setting, :settings, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientAbandon
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 1
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientReserve, :abandoned_match, 2
    optional :uint32, :penalty_seconds, 3
    optional :uint32, :penalty_reason, 4
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServer2GCKick
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 1
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerReserve, :reservation, 2
    optional :uint32, :reason, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ServerRankUpdate
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::PlayerRankingInfo, :rankings, 1
    optional :uint64, :match_id, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingOperator2GCBlogUpdate
    optional :string, :main_post_url, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ServerNotificationForUserPenalty
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 1
    optional :uint32, :reason, 2
    optional :uint32, :seconds, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientReportPlayer
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 1
    optional :uint32, :rpt_aimbot, 2
    optional :uint32, :rpt_wallhack, 3
    optional :uint32, :rpt_speedhack, 4
    optional :uint32, :rpt_teamharm, 5
    optional :uint32, :rpt_textabuse, 6
    optional :uint32, :rpt_voiceabuse, 7
    optional :uint64, :match_id, 8
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientCommendPlayer
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 1
    optional :uint64, :match_id, 8
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::PlayerCommendationInfo, :commendation, 9
    optional :uint32, :tokens, 10
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientReportServer
    optional :uint32, :rpt_poorperf, 1
    optional :uint32, :rpt_abusivemodels, 2
    optional :uint32, :rpt_badmotd, 3
    optional :uint32, :rpt_listingabuse, 4
    optional :uint32, :rpt_inventoryabuse, 5
    optional :uint64, :match_id, 8
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientReportResponse
    optional :uint64, :confirmation_id, 1
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 2
    optional :uint32, :server_ip, 3
    optional :uint32, :response_type, 4
    optional :uint32, :response_result, 5
    optional :uint32, :tokens, 6
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientRequestWatchInfoFriends
    optional :uint32, :request_id, 1
    repeated :uint32, :account_ids, 2
    optional :uint64, :serverid, 3
    optional :uint64, :matchid, 4
  end

  class WatchableMatchInfo
    optional :uint32, :server_ip, 1
    optional :uint32, :tv_port, 2
    optional :uint32, :tv_spectators, 3
    optional :uint32, :tv_time, 4
    optional :bytes, :tv_watch_password, 5
    optional :uint64, :cl_decryptdata_key, 6
    optional :uint64, :cl_decryptdata_key_pub, 7
    optional :uint32, :game_type, 8
    optional :string, :game_mapgroup, 9
    optional :string, :game_map, 10
    optional :uint64, :server_id, 11
    optional :uint64, :match_id, 12
    optional :uint64, :reservation_id, 13
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientRequestJoinFriendData
    optional :uint32, :version, 1
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 2
    optional :uint32, :join_token, 3
    optional :uint32, :join_ipp, 4
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientReserve, :res, 5
    optional :string, :errormsg, 6
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientRequestJoinServerData
    optional :uint32, :version, 1
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 2
    optional :uint64, :serverid, 3
    optional :uint32, :server_ip, 4
    optional :uint32, :server_port, 5
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientReserve, :res, 6
  end

  class CMsgGCCstrike15_v2_ClientRequestNewMission
    optional :uint32, :mission_id, 2
    optional :uint32, :campaign_id, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCstrike15_v2_GC2ServerNotifyXPRewarded
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::XpProgressData, :xp_progress_data, 1
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 2
    optional :uint32, :current_xp, 3
    optional :uint32, :current_level, 4
    optional :uint32, :upgraded_defidx, 5
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_WatchInfoUsers
    optional :uint32, :request_id, 1
    repeated :uint32, :account_ids, 2
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::WatchableMatchInfo, :watchable_match_infos, 3
    optional :uint32, :extended_timeout, 5
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientRequestPlayersProfile
    optional :uint32, :request_id__deprecated, 1
    repeated :uint32, :account_ids__deprecated, 2
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 3
    optional :uint32, :request_level, 4
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_PlayersProfile
    optional :uint32, :request_id, 1
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingGC2ClientHello, :account_profiles, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_PlayerOverwatchCaseUpdate
    optional :uint64, :caseid, 1
    optional :uint32, :suspectid, 3
    optional :uint32, :fractionid, 4
    optional :uint32, :rpt_aimbot, 5
    optional :uint32, :rpt_wallhack, 6
    optional :uint32, :rpt_speedhack, 7
    optional :uint32, :rpt_teamharm, 8
    optional :uint32, :reason, 9
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_PlayerOverwatchCaseAssignment
    optional :uint64, :caseid, 1
    optional :string, :caseurl, 2
    optional :uint32, :verdict, 3
    optional :uint32, :timestamp, 4
    optional :uint32, :throttleseconds, 5
    optional :uint32, :suspectid, 6
    optional :uint32, :fractionid, 7
    optional :uint32, :numrounds, 8
    optional :uint32, :fractionrounds, 9
    optional :int32, :streakconvictions, 10
    optional :uint32, :reason, 11
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_PlayerOverwatchCaseStatus
    optional :uint64, :caseid, 1
    optional :uint32, :statusid, 2
  end

  class CClientHeaderOverwatchEvidence
    optional :uint32, :accountid, 1
    optional :uint64, :caseid, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GC2ClientTextMsg
    optional :uint32, :id, 1
    optional :uint32, :type, 2
    optional :bytes, :payload, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Client2GCTextMsg
    optional :uint32, :id, 1
    repeated :bytes, :args, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchEndRunRewardDrops
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerReservationResponse, :serverinfo, 3
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGC_ServerQuestUpdateData, :match_end_quest_data, 4
  end

  class CEconItemPreviewDataBlock
    class Sticker
      optional :uint32, :slot, 1
      optional :uint32, :sticker_id, 2
      optional :float, :wear, 3
      optional :float, :scale, 4
      optional :float, :rotation, 5
    end

    optional :uint32, :accountid, 1
    optional :uint64, :itemid, 2
    optional :uint32, :defindex, 3
    optional :uint32, :paintindex, 4
    optional :uint32, :rarity, 5
    optional :uint32, :quality, 6
    optional :uint32, :paintwear, 7
    optional :uint32, :paintseed, 8
    optional :uint32, :killeaterscoretype, 9
    optional :uint32, :killeatervalue, 10
    optional :string, :customname, 11
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CEconItemPreviewDataBlock::Sticker, :stickers, 12
    optional :uint32, :inventory, 13
    optional :uint32, :origin, 14
    optional :uint32, :questid, 15
    optional :uint32, :dropreason, 16
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchEndRewardDropsNotification
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CEconItemPreviewDataBlock, :iteminfo, 6
  end

  class CMsgItemAcknowledged
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CEconItemPreviewDataBlock, :iteminfo, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Client2GCEconPreviewDataBlockRequest
    optional :uint64, :param_s, 1
    optional :uint64, :param_a, 2
    optional :uint64, :param_d, 3
    optional :uint64, :param_m, 4
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Client2GCEconPreviewDataBlockResponse
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CEconItemPreviewDataBlock, :iteminfo, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentMatchRewardDropsNotification
    optional :uint64, :match_id, 1
    optional :uint32, :defindex, 2
    repeated :uint32, :accountids, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchListRequestLiveGameForUser
    optional :uint32, :accountid, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchListRequestRecentUserGames
    optional :uint32, :accountid, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchListRequestTournamentGames
    optional :int32, :eventid, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchListRequestFullGameInfo
    optional :uint64, :matchid, 1
    optional :uint64, :outcomeid, 2
    optional :uint32, :token, 3
  end

  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_MatchInfo
    optional :uint64, :matchid, 1
    optional :uint32, :matchtime, 2
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::WatchableMatchInfo, :watchablematchinfo, 3
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerRoundStats, :roundstats_legacy, 4
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchmakingServerRoundStats, :roundstatsall, 5
  end

  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentGroupTeam
    optional :int32, :team_id, 1
    optional :int32, :score, 2
    optional :bool, :correctpick, 3
  end

  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentGroup
    class Picks
      repeated :int32, :pickids, 1
    end

    optional :uint32, :groupid, 1
    optional :string, :name, 2
    optional :string, :desc, 3
    optional :uint32, :picks__deprecated, 4
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentGroupTeam, :teams, 5
    repeated :int32, :stage_ids, 6
    optional :uint32, :picklockuntiltime, 7
    optional :uint32, :pickableteams, 8
    optional :uint32, :points_per_pick, 9
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentGroup::Picks, :picks, 10
  end

  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentSection
    optional :uint32, :sectionid, 1
    optional :string, :name, 2
    optional :string, :desc, 3
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentGroup, :groups, 4
  end

  class CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentInfo
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentSection, :sections, 1
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentEvent, :tournament_event, 2
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentTeam, :tournament_teams, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_MatchList
    optional :uint32, :msgrequestid, 1
    optional :uint32, :accountid, 2
    optional :uint32, :servertime, 3
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CDataGCCStrike15_v2_MatchInfo, :matches, 4
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::TournamentTeam, :streams, 5
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CDataGCCStrike15_v2_TournamentInfo, :tournamentinfo, 6
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Predictions
    class GroupMatchTeamPick
      optional :int32, :sectionid, 1
      optional :int32, :groupid, 2
      optional :int32, :index, 3
      optional :int32, :teamid, 4
      optional :uint64, :itemid, 5
    end

    optional :uint32, :event_id, 1
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Predictions::GroupMatchTeamPick, :group_match_team_picks, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Fantasy
    class FantasySlot
      optional :int32, :type, 1
      optional :int32, :pick, 2
      optional :uint64, :itemid, 3
    end

    class FantasyTeam
      optional :int32, :sectionid, 1
      repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Fantasy::FantasySlot, :slots, 2
    end

    optional :uint32, :event_id, 1
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Fantasy::FantasyTeam, :teams, 2
  end

  class CAttribute_String
    optional :string, :value, 1
  end

  class CMsgCStrike15Welcome
    optional :uint32, :store_item_hash, 5
    optional :uint32, :timeplayedconsecutively, 6
    optional :uint32, :time_first_played, 10
    optional :uint32, :last_time_played, 12
    optional :uint32, :last_ip_address, 13
    optional :uint64, :gscookieid, 18
    optional :uint64, :uniqueid, 19
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientVarValueNotificationInfo
    optional :string, :value_name, 1
    optional :int32, :value_int, 2
    optional :uint32, :server_addr, 3
    optional :uint32, :server_port, 4
    repeated :string, :choked_blocks, 5
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ServerVarValueNotificationInfo
    optional :uint32, :accountid, 1
    repeated :uint32, :viewangles, 2
    optional :uint32, :type, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GiftsLeaderboardResponse
    class GiftLeaderboardEntry
      optional :uint32, :accountid, 1
      optional :uint32, :gifts, 2
    end

    optional :uint32, :servertime, 1
    optional :uint32, :time_period_seconds, 2
    optional :uint32, :total_gifts_given, 3
    optional :uint32, :total_givers, 4
    repeated SteamCommunity::Csgo::CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GiftsLeaderboardResponse::GiftLeaderboardEntry, :entries, 5
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientSubmitSurveyVote
    optional :uint32, :survey_id, 1
    optional :uint32, :vote, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Server2GCClientValidate
    optional :uint32, :accountid, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Server2GCPureServerValidationFailure
    optional :uint32, :accountid, 1
    optional :string, :path, 2
    optional :string, :file, 3
    optional :uint32, :crc, 4
    optional :int32, :hash, 5
    optional :int32, :len, 6
    optional :int32, :pack_number, 7
    optional :int32, :pack_file_id, 8
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GC2ClientTournamentInfo
    optional :uint32, :eventid, 1
    optional :uint32, :stageid, 2
    optional :uint32, :game_type, 3
    repeated :uint32, :teamids, 4
  end

  class CSOEconCoupon
    optional :uint32, :entryid, 1
    optional :uint32, :defidx, 2
    optional :fixed32, :expiration_date, 3
  end

  class CSOQuestProgress
    optional :uint32, :questid, 1
    optional :uint32, :points_remaining, 2
    optional :uint32, :bonus_points, 3
  end

  class CSOPersonaDataPublic
    optional :int32, :player_level, 1
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::PlayerCommendationInfo, :commendation, 2
    optional :bool, :elevated_state, 3
  end

  class CMsgGC_GlobalGame_Subscribe
    optional :uint64, :ticket, 1
  end

  class CMsgGC_GlobalGame_Unsubscribe
    optional :int32, :timeleft, 1
  end

  class CMsgGC_GlobalGame_Play
    optional :uint64, :ticket, 1
    optional :uint32, :gametimems, 2
    optional :uint32, :msperpoint, 3
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_AcknowledgePenalty
    optional :int32, :acknowledged, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_Client2GCStreamUnlock
    optional :uint64, :ticket, 1
    optional :int32, :os, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientToGCRequestElevate
    optional :uint32, :stage, 1
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientToGCChat
    optional :uint64, :match_id, 1
    optional :string, :text, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_GCToClientChat
    optional :uint32, :account_id, 1
    optional :string, :text, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_v2_ClientAuthKeyCode
    optional :uint32, :eventid, 1
    optional :string, :code, 2
  end

  class CMsgGCCStrike15_GotvSyncPacket
    optional SteamCommunity::Csgo::CEngineGotvSyncPacket, :data, 1
  end

end

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In a landmark judgement against a state-owned enterprise, a court in Beijing ruled on 2 November that the city's postal service had discriminated against a job applicant simply because she was a woman.
The plaintiff, 25-year-old Ma Hu, had sought 57,570 yuan in compensation and a formal apology from the Beijing Postal Service. However the court rejected her demand for an apology and only awarded her 2,000 yuan in token compensation, the same amount as awarded in China's first successful gender discrimination lawsuit in November last year.
Ma argued that the 2,000 yuan award showed that the courts in China did not take gender discrimination seriously and stated that she plans to appeal the ruling.
Ma said the victory was unexpected: "From the outset, I never expected to win. Beijing Postal Service is a state-owned enterprise and I am just one young woman from the countryside, newly arrived in Beijing. That said; the respondent's position was indefensible so the ruling is understandable."
Ma Hu holds up a slogan: "Women can be couriers, don't discriminate against us" (女快递员可以有,性别歧视不该有)
On 24 September 2014, Ma applied for a job as a courier with the Beijing Postal Service. The recruitment advertisement stated that only men aged between 18 and 45 could apply. Nevertheless, Ma was given a two day try out and was told by her supervisor that she could sign an employment contract after completing a medical exam.
Ma waited for nearly three weeks before being told that headquarters had not approved her application because they did not hire women as frontline operatives.
With the help of a public interest law firm, on 26 January 2015, Ma filed a formal complaint with the Shunyi District Court accusing the Beijing Postal Service of gender discrimination. The following day the court called Ma to say her case had been accepted.
The case was heard two months later on 30 March. During the second hearing on 20 April, the respondent refused to accept any blame saying: "The postal service does not have women couriers. Recruiting women couriers is illegal." The postal service claimed it was not possible for women to carry heavy packages, and as such it could not hire them.
After a third hearing in September, Ma received the court judgement in her favour on 2 November.
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Police boss offers support to fight against 21st century slavery
Police boss Anthony Stansfeld is supporting Anti-Slavery Day on Sunday (October 18) to raise awareness of modern slavery.
The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) will be joined by Thames Valley Police on offering his support.
Modern slavery is a growing issue, with the latest government estimate indicating there are 13,000 victims across the UK.
The issue includes child trafficking, forced labour, debt bondage, sexual exploitation, criminal exploitation and domestic servitude. There is no typical victim but modern slavery is normally more prevalent across vulnerable, minority or socially excluded groups.
The hidden signs of slavery make it difficult for victims to be recognised, however common signs include, poor physical appearance, isolation, poor living conditions, few or no personal effects, restricted freedom of movement, unusual travel times, and a reluctance to seek help.
Mr Stansfeld is funding pilot projects, run by Elmore Community Services in Oxfordshire and The Mustard Tree in Reading, to provide support to victims of exploitation and modern slavery.
He said: "I am pleased to support Anti-Slavery Day.
"We know there are many hidden victims of modern slavery in the Thames Valley and it is important we raise awareness of the issue to both identify victims and effectively tackle this awful crime.
"It is also crucial we provide support to the victims and help them recover from the trauma caused. This is why I have developed and funded pilot Independent Trauma Advisory (ITA) Services in Oxfordshire and Reading which offer immediate crisis intervention and emotional support to victims of exploitation and help to integrate them into further services.
"The ITAs are also proving critical to the effective policing of modern slavery, providing operational support before, and throughout, police raids or other activity designed to disrupt and prevent modern day slavery."


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Hull & East Yorkshire News
Beverley Road
Residents' shock as man's body found in Beverley Road home
Police were called to an address near Blundell's Corner at around 3pm
Michael Mutch
Local residents have spoken of their shock after hearing a man was found dead in a property in Beverley Road.
Police and ambulance crews were called out to an address near Blundell's Corner at around 3pm on Tuesday, May 28.
At least half a dozen officers were seen walking in and out of the property before a crime scene investigation vehicle arrived one hour later, with a police guard in front of the scene.
Police have confirmed that a man's body was discovered inside .
Local residents say that the news has come as 'quite a shock' and have spoken of the police presence on the busy street.
One man, who had lived in Beverley Road for just over a year, said: "This is the first time something like this has happened. You hear of trouble on this road but hearing a body has been found is a bit of a shock.
Police officers at the scene in Beverley Road
"You mainly hear shouting and stuff like that. I have read about fights in this area but this has come as quite a shock."
Humberside Police officers were at the property for around five hours before a private ambulance arrived at 7.45pm.
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Another man, who works in the area, said: "It is shocking when you don't know what the circumstances are and you hesitate to imagine.
"With the police being there all day it makes you question what has taken place. It is naturally unsettling."
CSI officers arrive at scene of Beverley Road incident (Image: Peter Harbour)
Humberside Police are currently investigating the circumstances of the man's death and his family have been informed.
Detective Chief Inspector Phil Gadd said: "Officers have been in attendance at a property on Beverley Road in Hull this afternoon Tuesday 28 May following a call at around 3pm.
"Upon arrival a man's body was discovered inside an address.
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"An investigation was launched to identify him and establish the circumstances surrounding his death.
"We are still in the very early stages of our enquiries and will continue to investigate to find out how he passed away.
Ambulance and police at scene in Beverley Road (Image: Peter Harbour)
"Our priority first and foremost was to identify this person and also to inform his family which we have now done.
"They are being supported by our specialist officers at this time."
Police in Beverley Road (Image: Peter Harbour)
Anybody with information in connection with the incident is asked to contact Humberside Police on the non-emergency number of 101 quoting log 331 of 28/05/19.
Man found dead in Beverley Road home