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Aashrafa: /* Assignment 2 */

2009-09-14T00:19:28Z

‎Assignment 2

Johnny.rodgers: /* Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'') */

2008-12-08T01:59:22Z

‎Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'')

Johnny.rodgers: /* Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'') */

2008-12-07T23:48:45Z

‎Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'')

Johnny.rodgers: /* Player Responses */

2008-12-07T09:12:24Z

‎Player Responses

Johnny.rodgers: /* Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'') */

2008-12-07T09:10:31Z

‎Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'')

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Johnny.rodgers: /* Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'') */

2008-11-26T20:33:46Z

‎Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'')

Johnny.rodgers: /* Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'') */

2008-11-26T20:33:34Z

‎Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'')

Johnny.rodgers: /* Final Project: Hockey Interview Generator */

2008-11-26T20:32:58Z

‎Final Project: Hockey Interview Generator

Johnny.rodgers: /* Final Project: Hockey Interview Generator */

2008-11-26T20:28:25Z

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Johnny.rodgers: /* Final Project: Hockey Interview Generator */

2008-11-26T20:27:18Z

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 == Assignment 2 ==
-[http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_01 A2_01], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_02 A2_02], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_03 A2_03], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_04 A2_04], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_05 A2_05], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_06 A2_06], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_07 A2_07], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_08 A2_08], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_09 A2_09], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_10 A2_10], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_11 A2_11], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_12 A2_12], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_13 A2_13], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_14 A2_14]
+[http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_01 ], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_02 A2_02], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_03 A2_03], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_04 A2_04], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_05 A2_05], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_06 A2_06], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_07 A2_07], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_08 A2_08], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_09 A2_09], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_10 A2_10], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_11 A2_11], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_12 A2_12], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_13 A2_13], [http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/Assignment2/A2_14 A2_14]
 == Assignment 3 ==

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	'''Application available at: http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/FOAC'''		'''Application available at: http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/FOAC'''
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		+	'''Report available at: http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/FOAC_Paper/final_paper_IAT800_JR(301089308).pdf'''

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 == Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'') ==
-'''In-Progress application available at: http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/FOAC'''
+'''Application available at: http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/FOAC'''
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 * but
 * and the other thing is that

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 * We were able to create off the rush
 * Some creative offensive opportunities presented themselves
 '''NEGATIVES'''
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 * Hopefully some calls will start going our way
 * We're hoping the refs will start to give us a break
 '''STRATEGIES'''
 * We wanna make sure we're skating
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 * Our powerplay needs to put some points on the board
 * We need to take it one day at a time

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	'''In-Progress application available at: http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/FOAC'''		'''In-Progress application available at: http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/FOAC'''
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	''Build Something Cool!''		''Build Something Cool!''

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 == Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'') ==
-In-Progress application available at: http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/FOAC
+'''In-Progress application available at: http://www.creativecreature.ca/IAT800/FOAC'''
 ''Build Something Cool!''
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 === Current Phrases (feel free to add) ===
-==== Interviewer Questions (from ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Oake Scott Oake]''!)====
+==== Interviewer Questions ====
 * coming soon...

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-== Final Project: Hockey Interview Generator ==
+== Final Project: Firing on All Cylinders (''Hockey Interview Generator'') ==
 ''Build Something Cool!''
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 * Get JSON library up and running and feeds being retrieved
-* Retrieve and prepare other assets (logos, phrases)
+* Retrieve and prepare other assets (logos, phrases, player photos)
 * Define language model (what gets used when), testing with static data
 * Design interface
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 === Current Phrases (feel free to add) ===
-==== Interviewer Questions ====
+==== Interviewer Questions (from ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Oake Scott Oake]''!)====
 * coming soon...
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 * We're firing on all cylinders.
 * We got a couple lucky bounces.
-* We made sure to take our man outta the play.
+* Each of us made sure to take our man out of the play.
 * We cashed in our chances.
 * We won the battles in the corners.
 * I think we just wanted it more.
-* We came to play tonight.
+* We were really good on the forecheck.
 '''NEGATIVES'''
-* There's no excuse.  We just have to play better.
+* There's no excuse.
 * The bounces didn't go our way.
-* We've gotta keep up the tempo.
+* We really just have to make sure to knuckle down in our zone.
-* We really just gotta knuckle down in our zone.
+* We let them put the pressure on us early and then never caught up.
-* We have to D up on our man.
+* We don't want to dwell on this loss.
 '''STRATEGIES'''
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 * We've gotta give 110%.
 * We've gotta win the little battles.
-* Battle for the puck.
+* We have to make sure to battle for the puck.
 * We've gotta play physical.
-* We've gotta play smart
+* We've gotta play smart.
-* We don't wanna get ahead of ourselves, you know, we just want to take things one game at a time.
+* We don't want to get ahead of ourselves.
 * We gotta make sure we get to the loose pucks.

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 Each day, NHL scores will be pulled in from an RSS feed of NHL results (available from http://www.totallyscored.com/, as XML or JSON), and a player interview generated for each from a set of stock hockey phrases I've been collecting over the years (see sample below - feel free to add).  The questions asked and phrases used for answers would depend on the scores (win/loss, close game/blowout, etc).  The UI will allow the user to select which game results/interviews they would like to see (from a drop-down list).
-This project will allow me to experiment with web services (feeds) in Processing, which I haven't done before, as well as model a language system within a tightly constrained domain.  This aspect loosely ties in with my thesis research into adaptive systems.  I'll also be designing a UI that will allow for the display of Team logos, game stats (possibly - not included in the feed I'm planning on using), and interview text.  If time allows, I would love to actually record the stock phrases as audio files and use those to put the interviews together.  I have some hockey buddies who would be good for this.
+This project will allow me to experiment with web services (feeds) in Processing, which I haven't done before, as well as model a language system within a tightly constrained domain.  This aspect loosely ties in with my thesis research into adaptive systems.  I'll also be designing a UI that will allow for the display of Team logos, player photos (captains), and interview text.  If time allows, I would love to actually record the stock phrases as audio files and use those to put the interviews together.  I have some hockey buddies who would be good for this.
 '''Libraries'''

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 After watching hundreds of post-game hockey interviews, you can't help but notice some...similarities between them.  The formulas don't change too much over the years, and common phrases tend to crop up.  Based on this, and on an interest in the impressive commentary engines used in current sports video games (specifically, NHL 09), I am going to design a hockey interview generator that uses real game scores to build post-game interviews.
-Each day, NHL scores will be pulled in from an RSS feed of NHL results (http://www.totallyscored.com/, as XML or JSON), and a player interview generated for each from a set of stock hockey phrases I've been collecting over the years (see sample below - feel free to add).  The questions asked and phrases used for answers would depend on the scores (win/loss, close game/blowout, etc).  The UI will allow the user to select which game results/interviews they would like to see (from a drop-down list).
+Each day, NHL scores will be pulled in from an RSS feed of NHL results (available from http://www.totallyscored.com/, as XML or JSON), and a player interview generated for each from a set of stock hockey phrases I've been collecting over the years (see sample below - feel free to add).  The questions asked and phrases used for answers would depend on the scores (win/loss, close game/blowout, etc).  The UI will allow the user to select which game results/interviews they would like to see (from a drop-down list).
 This project will allow me to experiment with web services (feeds) in Processing, which I haven't done before, as well as model a language system within a tightly constrained domain.  This aspect loosely ties in with my thesis research into adaptive systems.  I'll also be designing a UI that will allow for the display of Team logos, game stats (possibly - not included in the feed I'm planning on using), and interview text.  If time allows, I would love to actually record the stock phrases as audio files and use those to put the interviews together.  I have some hockey buddies who would be good for this.