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Trac jsGantt plugin
A plugin which allows Trac ticket data to be displayed in a jsGantt chart in a wiki page. Tasks and milestones are links to the corresponding ticket or milestone.
Configurable field names allow integration with other plugins such as MasterTicketsPlugin (for dependencies), SubticketsPlugin (for parent/child relationships) and TimingAndEstimationPlugin (for estimated and total hours).
[[TracJSGanttChart(sample=1)]] displays the sample project from jsgantt.com. [[TracJSGanttChart(milestone=Test)]] displays all the tickets in the Test milestone.
The chart display can be controlled with a number of macro arguments:
|What to display in the format control. A pipe-separated list of minute, hour, day, week, month, and quarter (though minute may not be very useful).
|Initial display format, one of those listed in formats
|First format
|Display sample tasks (1) or not (0)
|Show resource column (1) or not (0)
|Show duration colunn (1) or not (0)
|Show percent complete column (1) or not (0)
|Caption to place to right of tasks: None, Caption, Resource, Duration, %Complete
|Show start date column (1) or not (0)
|Show end date column (1) or not (0)
|Date display format: 'mm/dd/yyyy', 'dd/mm/yyyy', or 'yyyy-mm-dd'
|Number of levels of tasks to show. 1 = only top level task.
|Show children of closed tickets (1) or collapse the subtree (0).
|Field to use to choose task colors. Each unique value of the field will have a different color task. Other likely useful values are owner and milestone but any field can be used.
|When using something like Subtickets plugin to maintain a tree of tickets and subtickets, you may create a Gantt showing a ticket and all of its descendants with root=<ticket#>. The macro uses the configured parent field to find all descendant tasks and build an id= argument for Trac's native query handler.
Multiple roots may be provided like root=1|12|32.
When used in a ticket description or comment, root=self will display the current ticket's descendants.
|When using something like MasterTickets plugin to maintain ticket dependencies, you may create a Gantt showing a ticket and all of its predecessors with goal=<ticket#>. The macro uses the configured succ field to find all predecessor tasks and build an id= argument for Trac's native query handler.
Multiple goals may be provided like goal=1|12|32.
When used in a ticket description or comment, goal=self will display the current ticket's predecessors.
|The width, in pixels, of the table of task names, etc. on the left of the Gantt.
|Show dependencies (1) or not (0)
|Map user IDs to full names (1) or not (0).
|Show milestones for displayed tickets (0) or only those specified by milestone= (1)
Site-wide defaults for macro arguments may be set in trac.ini. option.<opt> overrides the built-in default for <opt> from the table above.
All other macro arguments are treated as TracQuery specification (e.g., milestone=MS1|MS2) to control which tickets are displayed.
- Install globally with:
sudo easy_install http://trac-hacks.org/svn/tracjsganttplugin/0.11/
- Enable the plugin by updating TracIni file (..../trac.ini) as follows:
[components] tracjsgantt.* = enabled
- Configure custom fields for the start date and finish date. Additional custom fields will be necessary (or may be provided by the associated plugins) if you wish to use additional features such as parent/child and predecessor/successor ticket relationships, and work estimates. See TracTicketsCustomFields for more details.
- Configure the plugin at its own configuration section, placed into 'trac.ini' file as follows:
[trac-jsgantt] # To work with Timing and Estimation for percent complete fields.estimate = estimatedhours fields.worked = totalhours # Each unit in estimate is 1/8 of a day days_per_estimate = 0.125 # To work with Master Tickets for dependencies fields.pred = blockedby fields.succ = blocking # To work with Subtickets for parent/child relationships fields.parent = parents # # To work with ChildTickets plugin # parent_format = #%s # # Custom fields for start and due dates fields.start = userstart fields.finish = userfinish # date_format = %Y-%m-%d milestone_type = milestone
- See configuration details below for explanations and more options.
- Restart web server on command line:
$ sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
Configuration details
TracJsGanttPlugin is intended to be flexible enough to get data from various plugins by configuring the field names for those plugins in trac.ini. It is known to work with TimingAndEstimationPlugin (for estimated and total hours), MasterTicketsPlugin (for FS dependencies), and SubticketsPlugin for parent/child relationships. Custom fields for start and finish date are also supported.
Tasks are colored based on ticket attributes. When colored by priority colors are consistent with the colors used in Trac reports. Other coloring choices (e.g., by milestone or owner) use arbitrary, unique colors.
All of the fields.* items name custom fields which may contain data for the Gantt.
When estimate and worked are both configured, the plugin attempts to display (100 * worked/estimate) as the percent complete. The example works with TimingAndEstimationPlugin. Alternatively, if percent is configured, the plugin attempts to display it as the percent complete (it should be a number from 0 to 100). If none of those are configured, all tasks will be marked as 0% complete.
When pred and succ are configured the plugin uses them to determine the task dependencies. The example works with MasterTicketsPlugin. If these fields are not configured, no dependencies are shown.
When parent is configured, it is the field which holds the parent ticket number. The example works with Subtickets. If this field is not configured, no parent/child relationship will be displayed. If it is configured, the Gantt can be collapsed by the user to show or hide subtasks. (parent_format determines the format of the content of the parent field. Use "%s" (default) for SubticketsPlugin, "#%s" for ChildTicketsPlugin.)
When start and finish are configured, the plugin uses them to set task start and finish dates. The date_format field is a Python strptime() format specifier which describes the contents of start and finish. If these fields are not configured, all tasks end today and have a 1-day duration.
When estimate and finish are both configured (and start is not configured or not on the ticket), the plugin attempts to determine the start of the task from finish and estimate as start = finish - estimate with consideration for weekends and hours per day.
The milestone_type may be used to have a custom ticket type show up as milestones on the chart. If this field is not specified, only Trac milestones are displayed as milestones.
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for TracJsGanttPlugin are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Known issues
- Only one chart can be displayed per page.
Planned enhancements
- Allow configuration of default task duration.
- Display a legend of task colors and their meaning (e.g., which milestone or owner they represent).
- Allow some tasks to be open or closed by default.
- Figure out finish date if start and estimate are provided.
- Display critical path
- Display slack time
Source & Download
You can check out TracJsGanttPlugin from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac.
Download the zipped source from here.
Recent Changes
- [14016] by rjollos on 2014-07-23 21:28:33
Added license text and file headers. Tidied up indentation. Refs #11871.
- [13868] by ChrisNelson on 2014-04-24 16:38:38
Use executemany() when inserting multiple rows. Refs #11027.
Required for cross-db compatibility.
Light testing shows this still works for me in PostgreSQL so it
doesn't seem I broke anything. I need SQLite feedback, though.
- [13853] by ChrisNelson on 2014-04-16 22:43:53
Remove comment that has been addressed. Refs #11489.
- [13852] by ChrisNelson on 2014-04-16 22:41:44
Handle collapsing groups on multi-Gantt pages. Refs #11489.
Needed to add the chart ID to more DOM element IDs for uniqueness.
- [13842] by ChrisNelson on 2014-04-09 13:55:57
Don't schedule closed tickets in background rescheduler. Refs #9648.
Also add some logging.
- [13841] by ChrisNelson on 2014-04-09 13:55:54
Simplify interface to prune and repair routines. Refs #9648.
- [13840] by ChrisNelson on 2014-04-09 13:55:51
Factor our graph repair. Refs #9648.
- [13839] by ChrisNelson on 2014-04-09 13:55:48
Rewrite algorithm to identify tickets to reschedule. Refs #9648.
This is a shorter, cleaner algorithm:
- Find what's active now
- Find what was active
- wasActive - isActive should be idled
- isActive should be rescheduled
- Save only if schedule changes
It also works. ;-) With the old algorithm if you has two goals scheduled
and interrupted the earlier one, the tasks for the second goal weren't
moved up. The code to find active and idled tickets was weak and
fragile and not worth fixing since it was also slow. In general, this
new approach handles a lot less data, defers getting ticket details as
long as possible, and gets them for many fewer tickets. In my
playground, I used to query 150 tickets (basically, everything in the
database) and now I query 4-5 tickets (the active set). I expect that
ratio to scale to production. Since querying for ticket details was the
longest part of rescheduling, this is much, much faster than the old
- [13838] by ChrisNelson on 2014-04-09 13:55:45
Factor out schedule and schedule_change update. Refs #9648.
This makes the code which finds affected tickets clearer, closer.
- [13837] by ChrisNelson on 2014-04-09 13:55:42
Use numerical precedence levels for start/finish sources. Refs #9648.
Before a date was either explicit or not. Values in the database
(actual start/finish dates, previously scheduled values, and explicit
user-supplied values) were all explicit so a test for "better" between
an old schedule table value and a new actual value were not resolved.
Now each source of a date has a different precedence so we have enough
information to resolve a conflict.
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2.5/5 rDev -36.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 2
Clear dark brown and big tan fluffy head on top foamy on the bottom with great retention Chocolate, shades of licorice and roasted malt aromas. Chocolate sweetness but roasted malts dominate with hints of licorice. Smooth mouthfeel with a tacky linger.
Any good flavor is drowned out so your left with a charcoal beer relatively high in alcohol.
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Pours a half finger of head on a black body.
The aroma is roasted malt, sour milk and grass. It's not a great smell.
The taste starts mildly sweet, then some lemon bitterness in the middle to end. It has a milk flavor to it all.
The texture is crisp and soft around the sides.
The sour smell and milk flavor really through this beer off.
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A: Had this beer on-tap at Gene's Haufbrau, poured into a pint glass. Had a dark brown color and a thick consistency. There was a half inch of tan-colored, creamy, fairly long-lasting head. Excellent lacing.
S: A nice, subtle aroma of hops, coffee, and a little chocolate.
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Pours a dark brown/black with little head, but leaves plenty of lacing behind.
Smell is of dark roast and hops. Sort of muted, but its still there. Pine and cocoa dominate.
Taste is pretty good with a good kick of hoppiness, along with a decadent backbone of dark malt to give it a nice balance of Cocoa and coffee, and pine, and citrusy hops.
Feel is mild carb with a slickness that leaves the pallet wanting more.
Overall I like this but it is not up to par with the likes of wookey jack or sublimley.
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look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
12 oz bottle was poured into a pint glass.
Appearance: This beer poured a one finger mocha head that reduced to a thin layer. it is a pitch black color with no clarity or vision of bubbles coming up through the glass. Spotty lacing down the glass as the beer was drank.
Smell: Chocolate, roasted coffee, citrus, ash, and smoke.
Taste: Roasted coffee, ash, mild bitterness, mik chocolate, and citrus. Chocolate notes are similar to cocoa nibs. Delicious.
Mouthfeel: Smooth, medium bodied, low carbonation, a little mild ash bitterness, and a little booze.
Overall: This was a very enjoyable black ale. Stout and porter characteristics with the hop characteristics of an IPA. Awesome stuff.
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look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
12oz bottle with no date
Look is a very dark cola, lots of sediment. So, bonus points for that. Smell is herbal and sweet, like a spiced tea. Some roasted malts, too. Taste clashes: metallic flavors, dark fruits, English tasting hops.
Not my favorite black ale.
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12-13-2013 04:30:35 | More by jimmah120
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look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
interesting. black with floaty stuff all through the body?? what the heck is that? many other reviewers have questions of different sorts, it seems. no one mentions the 'floaty' stuff....
little bit of head which receded instantly.
smell is cocoa nibs, roasty and toasty coffee, some hop....
taste is dark and stout. roasty coffee. some hop bitterness.
overall, a satisfying brew. not thick like a stout, but thicker than the typical ale. not overly hoppy, but a nice blend of the malt and hop. I just cant figure out what the suspended stuff is... maybe some powdered cocoa? it does look a little like when you add cinnamon powder to the coffee or chai tea and is what is left trolling around the bottom of your mug... I had to lower my overall due to the floaty stuff...
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Tied for the lowest number of recruits in the SEC entering national signing day, Auburn picked up 19 incoming freshmen, a class that Rivals.com ranked 11th, Scout.com ranked 14th and ESPN ranked 17th.
We feel fortunate that we were able to land some of these top recruits, Chizik said. Our recruiting class is hopefully not complete. Were still recruiting a few guys out there.
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Frank said it best fedor is what mma is all about! even if fedor wins or looses he will be humble no matter what .most mma fighters like to be seen and herd sort a like those fake wrestlers on wwe. you look at anderson,randy, fedor these guys never talk shit and brag thats why they are some of the best out there! But thats my opinion and a opinion is like a asshole everybodys got one! I"m just sayin the more calm and cool and humble afighter is the better he is!
Brett has a punchers chance for sure.
were do they get there facts form, since when has bett rogers been the number 2 hw in the world, he can punch hard thats it he has no skill no technique i doubt he has even half decent cardio i think it would be generous to put him anyware near the top 10, and he is definatly not the man to take down fedor,
fedor wins rd 1 via submission
I don't think it looks good for Rogers. His agressive style is going to be his downfall once Fedor finds the hole in his game.
and he wont have to look hard to find holes in rogers game
Yeah fedor better keep his hands up. Yo sy Matt Serra was Not the man to take GSP down either right? And dont say it was a fluke or he got caught. LISTEN I HATE WHEN PEOPLE OR PRO FIGHTERS SAY THEY GOT CAUGHT! WHEN YOU HAVE 2 GREAT FIGHTERS GOING AT IT OF COURSE SOMEONE IS GONNA GET CAUGHT THATS THE WHOLE POINT IS TO CATCH SOMEONE. DONT MAKE ANY EXCUSES. IF THE UNDERDOG GETS CAUGHT ITS NOT A BIG DEAL. BUT IF THE CHAMPION GETS HIT THAT ALL OF A SUUDEN THEY SAY HE GETS CAUGHT. FOR EXAMPLE CHUKEE BOY SAYS THAT. AND NEVER SAYS THAT HE GOT BEAT BY A BETTER FIGHTER
i said it once & i will say it agian; FEDOR, FEDOR, FEDOR!! it looks GRIM for Rogers!!!! ha ha!!!!
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a little bit of irony ....
So my friend max, who used to have a Honda CR-V, stuff happened, then got a 2007 silverado 1500 crew cab....
new to trucks....
no knowledge of vehicles....
one of my best bros...
need i say more???
I have already helped him go from stock to adding:
1) 305/50/20 terra grapplers
2) weathertech digital fit floor liners front and back
3) rancho quick lift struts to level it
4) alpine type R speakers
5) reinstallation of kicker sub from CRV
blah blah blah, hes happy to have me as a friend, but im happy to work on his truck.....
all of that just kind of a background...
long story short, he is completely blonde for a guy to have a truck, and comes to me today saying he wants my help replacing all his brake pads. I asked what happened, and it was pretty hilarious his answer....
me- "so what makes you think you needed new brake pads?"
max- "well it feels like when im stopping theres a bump?"
after about 15 minutes of getting nothing else out of him, and calling him retarded thinking that brake pads is gonna solve his issue when he doesnt even know what is wrong.... I resort to convincing him to let me drive his truck...
a couple miles down the road I diagnose his precious little baby, with the fabulous GM CLUNK from the slip yoke
and tell him to return his brake pads he wasted money on.
the end2000 Chevrolet Silverado
4.3L V6, 4L60E, 2WD, Single Cab
Airaid CAI
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Flowmaster 10-series exhaust (dumped)
Edge CS insight monitor
4.10 gears
Limited-slip differential
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Head Unit: Alpine
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Subs: 2-12" Kicker CVT's
Amps: Alpine-M1000 (subs), Alpine MRX-F65 (Speakers)
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lmao... I love talking to my friends/family who are completely incompetent when it comes to vehicles. Some of the best stories come out of it. My first truck was a 07 xcab 1500 with that fabulous yolk clunk... i COULD NOT STAND IT! After having the dealership re-grease it 6 times (this was apparently the only solution GM could come up with for their engineering design flaw) I traded off for a new TX edition.
"If you're not living life on the edge, You're taking up too much space"
"Truck Norris"- 2008 TX Edition Silverado
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- Airaid CAI
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Hope you Amped those speakers.... Good job on helping a friend out..08 Z71 Avalanche Mods to date: K&N CAI,Hellwig Swaybars and End Links, Corsa Sport Exhaust, Superchips Programer,IPCW LOF & 3rd brake light and tails, AMI Gas door,Show Hooks and Door locks, Enkei Wheels, with Pirelli tires, StreetScene Bowties, Grant Steering wheel,Muth signal mirrors,SSBC Big Brake kit,Huskyliner Mug gards,Floor mats and Hood shield, McGard Lug nuts and locks, Bedrug, Cervini's Ram Air hood,35watt HID Fog lights, Sylvania bulbs all around ZXE's Highs and Lows, WhiteNight Back up lights,Sirius and HD Radio, SnugTop sitting on deck now Got a Softopper on now,Tempress Boat Hatches.... New Bilstein shocks are on... New Mods coming soon..... X
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The last few times he's played the Triangle, Robert Plant was backed up by Americana-leaning ensembles featuring the likes of T-Bone Burnett and Buddy Miller, with Alison Krauss and Patty Griffin as vocal femme foils. But don't go see Plant's show Saturday expecting anything like the ethereal country-blues of recent years.
"I spent quite a bit of time the past few years traveling through Europe with Patty," Plant says, calling from a tour stop in San Francisco. "And I finally went, 'Wait a minute. I've spent all this time with Alison, T-Bone, Patty and the rest – but where is the beautiful ragged heart of urban Britain?' It's around Bristol, where that sort of Portishead and Massive Attack underground of drum-and-bass stuff came out of. It's particularly beautiful, but a very urban thing."
Thus we have the Sensational Shape Shifters, Plant's current ensemble, featuring musicians from Massive Attack, Portishead and Africa. Of particular note is Gambian singer Juldeh Camara, who Plant describes as "nothing short of an absolute revelation."
"We started playing together, pushed the button and turned everything around on itself to such a degree that it sort of reignited my past career, if you like," Plant said. "It's pretty fearsome stuff. There are sparks. But no leather pants."
Of course, it helps if one's "past career" involves a band that's in every musical Hall of Fame there is. As the iconic voice of Led Zeppelin, Plant gave voice to a good chunk of the classic-rock pantheon. Four decades on, Plant still sings "Black Dog" and "Whole Lotta Love" – but in radically altered, almost unrecognizable arrangements.
"This is what I'm doing now and it's unremittingly powerful," Plant says. "I've spun the dial and it's a different way of me singing and coming at it. I like it even though I know it's not always what everyone wants me to do. When I was a kid, I'd sing great ballads and people told me at 17, 'Your future is in singing beautiful songs.' So me and (John) Bonham joined the Yardbirds, and look how 'beautiful' that was. But it was brilliant.
"I do what I do and there are many elements people recognize, get surprised by," he continues. "Last night was really crazy, almost like a prayer meeting. I can't explain it without coming across as a nutcase. But people were really not sure about it. All I'm asking for is an investment of one night. Everybody wants me to be a golden god and you can bet your life that I am. But with tongue firmly in cheek."
As to what comes next, that is still evolving. Plant is riding the momentum of an unlikely late-career resurgence starting with 2007's "Raising Sand," an improbably successful collaboration between Plant and bluegrass queen Krauss that sold millions and swept the Grammy Awards. "Band of Joy" followed in 2010 and was a bit more raucous, and Plant's current Space Shifters incarnation is more raucous still.
"What it will ultimately be in the future is a combination of all these things," Plant says. "I'll be putting all this stuff in a blender, spinning it round and seeing what happens. It's time for a big-sounding collection of songs that are delicate but not self-conscious, that's where I'm headed. I may have to go to Morocco first, though."
That's all part of the journey. The only downer is those who won't stop yammering about Led Zeppelin reuniting, or complaining that Zeppelin didn't used to do "Black Dog" this way. Plant has been here before.
"How awful would it be if you always knew what you were gonna get?" he asks rhetorically. "With Led Zeppelin, the agreement was to keep moving, and people didn't always like it. We did 'III' – oops, they did not like that. But then came 'IV.' Then 'Houses of the Holy,' they weren't so sure about, but they were about 'Physical Graffiti.' So why would I ever turn my back on a process that I began in 1966? I love it and so do the punters. The crowds go nuts, they were screamin' last night. I thought I was in a field of coyotes. A show like this is a tough gamble, but only for about a minute. I'm a good singer, you know. If I sing a few songs they recognize, and there are plenty, then I think I'm in."
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Calm Claude has kept Bruins focused, now could wind up with Cup
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Early in the year, I was on the fire CJ bandwagon. Mostly because I thought this team was capable of more offensively, while still maintaining their great defensive play. Then we ended up 5th in league scoring and now we are obliterating the playoffs with 5 on 5 offense like no season has seen in years. Hats off to him. He has been BY FAR the best coach in the playoffs… As for Chara being a great leader. I never had any doubts there. He is the best defenseman in the league and I think his nomination for the Mark Messier Leadership Award (next to guys like Lidstrom and Doan) all but definitively proves his reputation throughout the league, in that category.
What's CJ's contract situation?
Fire him.
over the many many years since the Orr days I have watched Bruins coaches constantly adjusting the lines whenever production fell off to my incredible frustration. It has been most refreshing to have a coach that is patient and willing to show confidence in his team. Most refreshing indeed.
Very well put Matt, nice job.
CJ deserves a ton of credit, especially considering all of the withering second-guessing in this town. This guy has built the best Locker Room in the NHL.
Many good points here.
CJ's patience is what gives him calm. This is his greatest strength and therefore also his greatest weakness, which is why Kevin's point about Ryder is a good one. During the regular season how many times did it get the team into trouble? Plenty, it seemed to me. But in the playoffs, when motivation and energy is much less of a problem than focus and control, the coach's consistency and calm pays off big time.
But the PP, wow. I'm pretty sure it really has never been the same since Savvy first went down. It's just amazing to me that we haven't been able to overcome his loss any better. I guess that's why the Kaberle fail has been so painful.
I wonder if the Nucks are thinking about dumping the puck in and leave our defensemen with a hot potato on their sticks…What do we have in store for that…
Vigneault opts for cold pressed meat tonite.
Boo ongo is stale meat.
Injuries have also forced him to make moves he wouldn't have done otherwise imo.
I also think that he brings a lot in terms of déjà vu situations and that must be telling when he gets in the Dressing Room.
This guy has faced it all. I think psychology at the player's level has brought his trade to what it is today. The guy works on confidence a lot more than he once did, it seems to me.
The Bruins without Julien or the Bruins without Thomas is a worthy question to ask when appraissing the team's success however.
A great example of his coaching is Ryder.Everyone was calling for him to get rid of Ryder and look what he has done for the Bruins during these playoffs
I think he has learned as a coach and made adjustments and tonight he had better coach his best game of the playoffs because Vancouver will come out flying and hitting so we better be ready.I think tonight if we can get to Luongo early get lots of shots they will panic and we will win .Keep hitting the twins be hard on Kessler and their d we will be fine
Hard to believe for almost two whole games without Nathan Horton and 2 without Bergeron the Bruins are only 2 wins away. I think that speaks a lot about the coaching staff, players, and the depth that Chiarelli added. I do think Vancouver will be better at home and although Luongo can have bad games, this playoffs he has found a way to bounce back. Can't wait for game 5.
But I also think Claude has done something this year I didn't think he could do last year-and that is to make adjustments to what the other team is doing. He still has his system and at times how he uses personnel has baffled me, but for the most part he seems to be evaluating what the other team is doing and trying to counter that so the Bruins have success.
It isn't perfect, and it is a heck of a lot easier to adjust when you have the last change, but one thing Julien seems to be this play offs is a little less hard headed.
Julien isn't perfect-not by a long shot, but I think sometimes the fans blame him for a lot.
I think about the only thing I think he has been awful on as a coach is the horrific PP which still doesn't really look any better. The good news for the Bruins is that our PK has improved and the Canucks PP looks almost as horrific.
One game at a time there Matt. Before we start thinking about the "the bomb of euphoria" let's win game 5 in Vancouver.
Claude has handled himself well during the playoffs which can't be said about a lot of the other coaches.
don't forget chia.
Claude is as frustrating as hot sister sometimes but he has, no doubt, proven that he has what it takes to lead a team at least towards the promise land. We're at the point now that the playeirs need to cross the bridge. Hold on to your hats, boys, this is going to be a bumpy stressful ride! Go B's!
Honestly after seeing Boucher and Vigneault-I have come to the conclusion at least when it comes to the media and leadership his is leaps and bounds better.
He still does things that drive me batty and there are times when I wonder what he is thinking (like not using his time outs at the best times-or shoot not using them at all). But he generally isn't a whiner and he does seem to have a knack for taking talent but not tier 1, big name talent and turning them into a team that can win.
I don't think Julien is perfect, and I definitely think had the Bruins not gotten past Montreal and Philly that he likely would have found himself looking for a new job, but for now he has gotten his team into the final and in the last two games found a way to not only get them to win but to win decisively.
I will still probably have some of those "What in the world was he thinking?" moments, but right now he seems to be doing the right things.
Okay. Fine. I'm off the "Fire Claude" brigade.
For now.
I don't want to consider Claude among elite coaches like Bylsma and Babcock, but there is no denying that he has done a great job in beating 3 teams that many consider more talented on paper, and now has a tied series against the president trophy winners. Soon even Mike Felger will have to admit that Claude, and also Chara are better leaders than many of us thought.
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Aerospace Blockset
With Aerospace Blockset™ you can quickly construct the dynamics of your system, perform simulations, and understand system behavior under a variety of conditions.
The Equations of Motion library includes blocks for simulating three- and six-degrees-of-freedom equations of motion with fixed and variable mass. Coordinate representations of the equations of motion include body, wind, and Earth-centered Earth-fixed (ECEF). Fourth- and sixth-order point mass equations of motion provide simplified representations of vehicle dynamics for multiple body modeling.
The Flight Parameters library provides blocks for calculating common flight dynamics parameters: incidence, sideslip, airspeed, Mach number, dynamic pressure, relative ratios, equivalent airspeed, calibrated airspeed, wind angular rate vector, and, for a given geocentric latitude, planet radius.
The Aerodynamics library includes blocks for calculating aerodynamic forces and moments for a flight dynamics model. You can supply aerodynamic coefficients in body, stability, or wind axes, or you can import aerodynamic coefficients from the U.S. Air Force Digital Data Compendium (Datcom). You can also specify whether forces and moments will be calculated in body or wind axes.
The Animation library includes an interface to FlightGear flight simulator for visualizing vehicle flight dynamics in a sophisticated three-dimensional simulation framework. The FlightGear Preconfigured 6DoF Animation block lets you control position and attitude of a vehicle in FlightGear flight simulator using double-precision values of longitude, latitude, altitude, roll, pitch, and yaw from Simulink. For more detailed FlightGear animation you can combine the blocks Pack net_fdm Packet for FlightGear and Send net_fdm Packet to FlightGear to visualize effects, such as control surface motion, instrument interface readings, and landing gear operation.
As an alternative to visualizing in FlightGear flight simulator, you can use one of the MATLAB® Handle Graphics® blocks. The 3DoF Animation and 6DoF Animation blocks animate three-dimensional motion with three and six degrees of freedom, respectively. The MATLAB Animation block lets you specify the bounding box, camera offset, and field of view to visualize the three-dimensional position and attitude of one or more user-defined vehicle geometries. You can define geometries with MATLAB variables, .mat files, AC3D files, or custom formats. All animation library blocks support Simulink external mode execution for visualizing your rapid prototyping and hardware-in-the-loop applications.


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