Laraib Laubach's Lab 1
Mochi Images [The Basics]
Lists!
This is the unordered list, entitled: It All Seems So Intimidating
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Fun fact: I didn't know you could put nested paragraphs inside of li
elements.
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HTML seemed difficult and now I understand it's actually wonderfully
simple (relatively).
- Loss is painful.
- I think I'm going to have fun in this class!
- Item 5
This is the ordered list, my top 5 [current] music albums.
- "Hozier", by Hozier
- "Busyhead", by Noah Kahan
- "The Search", by NF
- "Therapy Session", by NF
- "Atlas", by The Score
Inline Elements
Sometimes, you want to draw attention to something in a line of
text.
Sometimes, you want to strongly emphasize something in
the text.
Sometimes, you want to do both.
Empty Elements
Soft line breaks can't wrap anything. Neither can image tags, or hard lines.
Add a hard line under here.
This page probably doesn't look great - we'll learn how to hook it to CSS
next week.


Channel size & Mars’ share of total channel ($m)
Mars Share of Channel (RSV 2015)
Remaining Channel (RSV 2015)
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Channel Growth (%)


Flying Fox Marathon
Knighton ENG
Race Winners
(17 runnings)
02 Oct
1994
03 Oct
1993
04 Oct
1992
06 Oct
1991
07 Oct
1990
01 Oct 1989
02 Oct
1988
04 Oct
1987
05 Oct
1986
06 Oct
1985
07 Oct
1984
02 Oct
1983
03 Oct
1982
04 Oct
1981
05 Oct
1980
30 Sep
1979
Notes: 1979 was the inaugural year. The 1979 race was held in Kidgrove and was
known as the British Veteran Athletic Federation Marathon. The 1980 race
was held in Sandwich; the 1981-1994 races were held in Stone.
25 May
2014
2:44:55
Nicholas Hackett (ENG)
3:17:58
Kate Samuelson (ENG)
1994-2013
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not held
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not held
2:34:12
Lionel Gowland (ENG)
3:11:03
Rita Banks (ENG)
2:28:37
Kevin Wilkinson-2
3:01:19
Diane Hoogersteger (ENG)
2:28:43
Kevin Wilkinson (WAL)
3:09:10
Susan Rowson (GBR)
2:30:25
Barry Peatfield-2
2:52:31
Diana Harvey-2
2:27:26
Barry Peatfield (ENG)
2:53:59
Diana Harvey (ENG)
2:29:32
Allan Adams (SCO)
2:57:13
Sue Neal (WAL)
2:23:15
Eddy Lee-3
3:05:08
Dora Hopkinson (ENG)
2:23:56
Eddy Lee-2
2:55:14
Marianne Savage-2
2:23:55
Eddy Lee (WAL)
3:12:13
Marianne Savage (ENG)
2:26:34
John Davies (ENG)
3:00:42
Marilyn Frain (ENG)
2:25:16
Anthony Kearns (IRL)
2:59:44
Rose Gillick (ENG)
2:27:29
Graham Bagnall (ENG)
2:57:35
Dawn Harris-2
2:28:42
Brian Little-2
2:59:34
Dawn Harris (ENG)
2:26:10
Brian Little (ENG)
2:59:21
Anne Bland-2
2:26:41
Jim Avis (ENG)
3:00:53
Anne Bland (ENG)
2:29:19
Brian Cooke (ENG)
3:01:36
Patricia Day (ENG)
Most Wins (1979-date)
Men
3
Eddy Lee (WAL)
1986-88
Women
2
Anne Bland (ENG)
1980-81
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Dawn Harris (ENG)
1982-83
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Marianne Savage (ENG)
1986-87
Diana Harvey (ENG)
1990-91
Prize Money (ARRS qualified
runners only)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20 Women No women under 2:50
Last Updated on 22 Jul 2014
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MNFRealmUser
@interface MNFRealmUser : MNFObject
The MNFRealmUser class represents a user’s realm information.
A realm user should not be directly initialized but fetched from the server.
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@abstract The user identifier of the realm user.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull userIdentifier;
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@abstract The realm id.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) NSNumber *_Nonnull realmId;
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@abstract The person id.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) NSNumber *_Nonnull personId;
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@abstract The user id.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) NSNumber *_Nonnull userId;
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@abstract Fetches a list of realm users.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull MNFJob *)fetchRealmUsersWithCompletion: (nullable MNFMultipleRealmUsersComletionHandler)completion;
Swift
class func fetchRealmUsers(withCompletion completion: Any!) -> Any!
Parameters
completion
A completion block returning a list of realm users and an error.
Return Value
An MNFJob containing a list of realm users and an error.
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@abstract Deletes a realm user.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull MNFJob *)deleteRealmUserWithCompletion: (nullable MNFErrorOnlyCompletionHandler)completion;
Swift
func delete(withCompletion completion: Any!) -> Any!
Parameters
completion
A completion block returning an error.
Return Value
An MNFJob containing an error.


Jeddict
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ReadWriteCoordinator
public final class ReadWriteCoordinator
ReadWriteCoordinator
instances can be used to coordinate access to a mutable
resource shared across multiple threads.
You can think of the ReadWriteCoordinator
as a read/write lock having the
following properties:
The read lock allows any number of readers to execute concurrently.
The write lock allows one and only one writer to execute at a time.
As long as there is at least one reader executing, the write lock cannot be acquired.
As long as the write lock is held, no readers can execute.
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Initializes a new
ReadWriteCoordinator
instance.Declaration
Swift
public init()
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Initializes a new
ReadWriteCoordinator
instance.Declaration
Swift
public init(queueLabel label: String)
Parameters
label
The value to assign as the
label
for the Grand Central Dispatch queue that will be created for the newReadWriteCoordinator
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Executes the given function with a read lock held, returning its result.
Declaration
Swift
public func read<R>(_ fn: () -> R) -> R
Parameters
fn
A function to perform while a read lock is held.
Return Value
The result of calling
fn()
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Enqueues an asynchronous request for the write lock and returns to the caller immediately. When the write lock is eventually acquired, the passed-in function will be executed.
This provides additional efficiency for callers that do not immediately depend on the results of the operation being performed.
Declaration
Swift
public func enqueueWrite(_ fn: @escaping () -> Void)
Parameters
fn
A function to perform while the write lock is held.
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Attempts to acquire the write lock, blocking if necessary. Once the write lock has been acquired, the passed-in function will be executed.
Unlike with
enqueueWrite()
, this function will block the calling thread if necessary while waiting to acquire the write lock. This function should only be used in cases where the results of the write operation need to be available to the caller immediately upon return of this function.Declaration
Swift
public func blockingWrite<R>(_ fn: () -> R) -> R
Parameters
fn
A function to perform while the write lock is held.
Return Value
The result of calling
fn()
.


Reports methods returning this.
While such a return is valid, it is rarely necessary, and usually indicates that the developer intends the method to be used
as part of a chain of similar method calls (e.g. buffer.append("foo").append("bar").append("baz")).
Such chains are frowned upon by many coding standards.
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#include <views.h>
Inheritance diagram for TScroller::
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| TScroller (const TRect &bounds, TScrollBar *aHScrollBar, TScrollBar *aVScrollBar) | |
| virtual void | changeBounds (const TRect &bounds) |
| virtual TPalette& | getPalette () const |
| virtual void | handleEvent (TEvent &event) |
| virtual void | scrollDraw () |
| void | scrollTo (int x, int y) |
| void | setLimit (int x, int y) |
| virtual void | setState (ushort aState, Boolean enable) |
| void | checkDraw () |
| virtual void | shutDown () |
Static Public Methods | |
| TStreamable* | build () |
Public Attributes | |
| TPoint | delta |
Static Public Attributes | |
| const char* const | name |
Protected Methods | |
| TScroller (StreamableInit) | |
| virtual void | write (opstream &os) |
| virtual void* | read (ipstream &is) |
Protected Attributes | |
| uchar | drawLock |
| Boolean | drawFlag |
| TScrollBar* | hScrollBar |
| TScrollBar* | vScrollBar |
| TPoint | limit |
The scroller provides an offset from which the TView::draw() method fills the visible region. All methods needed to provide both scroll bar and keyboard scrolling are built into TScroller.
The basic scrolling view provides a useful starting point for scrolling views such as text views.
Definition at line 2379 of file views.h.
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Creates and initializes a TScroller object with the given size and scroll bars. Calls TView constructor to set the view's size. `aHScrollBar' should be 0 if you do not want a horizontal scroll bar; `aVScrollBar' should be 0 if you do not want a vertical scroll bar. |
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Each streamable class needs a "builder" to allocate the correct memory for its objects together with the initialized virtual table pointers. This is achieved by calling this constructor with an argument of type StreamableInit. |
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Called to create an object in certain stream-reading situations. Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in TOutlineViewer, and TOutline. |
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Changes the scroller's size by calling TView::setbounds(). If necessary, the scroller and scroll bars are then redrawn by calling setLimit() and drawView(). Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in THelpViewer. |
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If drawLock is zero and drawFlag is True, drawFlag is set False and drawView() is called. If drawLock is non-zero or drawFlag is False, checkDraw() does nothing. Methods scrollTo() and setLimit() each call checkDraw() so that drawView() is only called if needed. |
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Returns the default scroller palette string. Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in THelpViewer, and TOutlineViewer. |
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Handles most events by calling TView::handleEvent(). Broadcast events such as cmScrollBarChanged from either hScrollBar or vScrollBar result in a call to scrollDraw(). Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in THelpViewer, and TOutlineViewer. |
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Reads from the input stream `is'. Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in TOutlineViewer, and TOutline. |
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Checks to see if delta matches the current positions of the scroll bars. If not, delta is set to the correct value and drawView() is called to redraw the scroller. |
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Sets the scroll bars to (x,y) by calling hScrollBar->setValue(x) and vScrollBar->setValue(y) and redraws the view by calling drawView().
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Sets the limit data member and redraws the scrollbars and scroller if necessary. |
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This member function is called whenever the scroller's state changes. Calls TView::setState() to set or clear the state flags in `aState'. If the new state is sfSelected and sfActive, setState() displays the scroll bars; otherwise, they are hidden. Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in TOutlineViewer. |
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Used internally by TObject::destroy() to ensure correct destruction of derived and related objects. shutDown() is overridden in many classes to ensure the proper setting of related data members when destroy() is called. Reimplemented from TView. |
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Writes to the output stream `os'. Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in TOutlineViewer, and TOutline. |
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Holds the x (horizontal) and y (vertical) components of the scroller's position relative to the virtual view being scrolled. Automatic scrolling is achieved by changing either or both of these components in response to scroll bar events that change the value data member(s). Manual scrolling changes delta, triggers changes in the scroll bar TScrollBar::value data members, and leads to updating of the scroll bar indicators. |
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Set True if the scroller has to be redrawn. |
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A semaphore used to control the redrawing of scrollers. |
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Points to the horizontal scroll bar object associated with the scroller. If there is no such scroll bar, hScrollBar is 0. |
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Data members limit.x and limit.y are the maximum allowed values for delta.x and delta.y data members.
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Undocumented. Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in TOutlineViewer, and TOutline. |
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Points to the vertical scroll bar object associated with the scroller. If there is no such scroll bar, vScrollBar is 0. |


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#assign subtitle = "ElasticSearch"> <#assign l2caching_elasticsearch = "true">
Currently ElasticSearch is not used transparently in L2 caching but we want it to because it does a surprisingly good job in bean caching (GETs/PUTs) and also gives us an alternative approach to query caching with the use of inverted indexes (which is what we don't get via Hazelcast / Ignite although there might be some debate about that).


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Hello everyone,
I am Niveathika Rajendran.
I am currently employed in Vuro(Pvt) Ltd as System Analyst.
Basically,I analyse the system, meaning the business environment for which we are creating an Information System.
Since, I always had a passion for learning the nuances in business, this job intrigues me.
Responsibilities of a System Analyst
Being the bridge between the client's problem and the software solution.
Assess the feasibility of client requirement and document the requirements.
Initiates the project.
Elaborates the details.
Supports in the implementation.


The War of the Five Kings is drawing to a close, but new intrigues and plots are in motion, and the surviving factions must contend with enemies not only outside their ranks, but within.
King in the North Robb Stark is dead, betrayed by his own bannermen the Boltons and Freys while he was a guest under the Freys' roof. Robb's mother Catelyn and his wife Talisa, along with most of the Northern leadership were also killed at the massacre now known as the Red Wedding, along with the entire Northern army.
Having already defeated Stannis Baratheon at the Battle of the Blackwater and secured southern Westeros, House Lannister stands triumphant. The crazed boy-king Joffrey Baratheon gloats, though the victory truly belongs to his grandfather, Lord Tywin Lannister, Hand of the King and the real power behind the Iron Throne. As reward for their betrayal, Tywin has granted the Boltons rule of the North, and the Freys with nominal rule of Riverrun, though the castle remains under the command of Brynden Tully.
Though the mainland of Westeros is mostly under Lannister control, there are still two factions defying them: the Greyjoys and the Baratheons.  Ramsay holds Theon Greyjoy hostage, horribly torturing him at whim, but Balon Greyjoy considers his son as good as dead.
Stannis Baratheon, as the rightful heir to his older brother King Robert, still refuses to surrender, despite having only the remnants of an army. However, following the advice of Melisandre, he has focused his attention of the threat of the wildlings marching against the Wall.
The Lannisters only managed to win on the battlefield with the key support of House Tyrell of the Reach, which they won through promising a marriage-alliance between King Joffrey and Margaery Tyrell, daughter of Lord Mace Tyrell. Queen Regent Cersei fears - correctly - that just as the Baratheons became dependent on the Lannisters after Robert's Rebellion, the Lannisters are starting to become dependent on the Tyrells, who are already insinuating themselves into positions of power at King's Landing. A royal wedding is to be held between Joffrey and Margaery, which will confirm the future of the realm.
The only two kingdoms which have remained entirely aloof from the war so far are the Vale of Arryn and Dorne. While Lysa Arryn chose to remain neutral, former Master of Coin and new Lord of Harrenhal Petyr Baelish has been sent by Lord Tywin to woo her with a marriage proposal, now that he's a high lord and a suitable match for the Lady Regent of the Vale. Nevertheless only Littlefinger knows what Littlefinger is plotting.
For their own part, House Martell of Dorne has loathed the Lannisters ever since the Sack of King's Landing, when Ser Gregor Clegane raped and killed Elia Martell - sister of Doran Martell, the ruling Prince of Dorne - and Lord Tywin did nothing to punish him. During the War of the Five Kings Tyrion Lannister prevented Dorne from declaring for any of House Lannister's enemies by sending Princess Myrcella to Sunspear as part of her betrothal to Prince Trystane Martell, and in return, the Martells were promised a seat on the Small Council. To the consternation of the Lannisters, a large Dornish embassy arrives in King's Landing to claim their due - but instead of the elderly Prince Doran, his brash younger brother Prince Oberyn comes to claim the council seat. Oberyn loves the ladies, he loves the boys, but most of all he loved his sister Elia, and the Lannisters aren't the only ones who pay their debts.
Meanwhile, across the Narrow Sea in Slaver's Bay, perhaps the greatest threat to Lannister rule is rapidly growing in strength. Daenerys Targaryen now commands not just three live dragons - who are starting to grow large enough to serve as decisive weapons of war - but also an army of eight thousand Unsullied warrior-eunuchs. For now, Queen Daenerys is carving a path through Slaver's Bay - not of conquest but of liberation. As functionally once a slave herself, Daenerys is determined to free the downtrodden slaves of the region. First Astapor and then Yunkai fell before Daenerys's forces, and hundreds of thousands of freed slaves now flock to her banner. Yet Daenerys must now face the last and greatest of the slaver-cities, Meereen - and unlike her previous victories, they have had time to prepare for her arrival.
Far to the north, beyond the politics and meaningless feuds of the south, the Wall and the dwindling Night's Watch are all that stand between the Seven Kingdoms and the horrors beyond. The White Walkers have emerged in force, leading their armies of wights. The wildlings have rallied behind King-Beyond-the-Wall Mance Rayder in an attempt to flee south, knowing that as the White Walkers advance, anyone who remain in the lands beyond the Wall will die and become part of the undead host. Mance's wildling army now numbers in the tens of thousands, and is determined to force its way through the Wall to reach the safety of the south. All that stands between the Seven Kingdoms and this barbarian invasion is the Night's Watch, whose numbers and leadership were recently devastated with the deaths of a third of their number and that of Lord Commander Jeor Mormont. Jon Snow and Samwell Tarly do what they can to prepare Castle Black for the massive wildling attack.
Not only are the Night's Watch outnumbered and their remaining leadership fractured, but advanced raiding bands of wildlings have infiltrated behind the Wall by climbing over it, preparing to attack the weakly defended southern side of Castle Black. These warbands are led by Tormund and the fearsome Styr, Magnar of Thenn - as well as Jon Snow's ex-lover Ygritte, whom he betrayed when he revealed his true loyalty and returned to the Night's Watch.
In the Seven Kingdoms, while House Stark stands on the verge of extinction - and is believed to be just that by the realm at large - four "lone wolves" fight to survive: Sansa Stark remains a hostage of the Iron Throne and a forced marriage to Tyrion Lannister, Rickon Stark seeks the safety of Last Hearth and the fiercely loyal House Umber, Bran Stark and his companions Hodor, Jojen and Meera Reed have crossed the Wall chasing a vision, and Arya Stark, having lost everything and forced to rely on the protection of a man she hates, clings to survival and her thirst for vengeance.


THEY CALL IT SPRING A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Hervé Le Roux's THEY CALL IT SPRING (ON APPELLE ÇA... LE PRINTEMPS) is like some Super Bowls -- the interruptions are by far and away the best parts. In the case of the Super Bowl, the interruptions come in the form of commercials, but in the female buddy comedy THEY CALL IT SPRING, the narrative is broken by humorous musical interludes, usually sung in the two and three-part harmonies and rounds. These musical ditties have about as much in common with the storyline as a dot-com ad does with football, but they are so much fun that you won't care. The best of these musical numbers has three guys dressed like 18th century French dandies, complete with long cream-colored coats, shoes and lace.
Manu (Marilyne Canto), Fanfan (Maryse Cupaiolo) and Joss (Marie Matheron) are three women who find themselves temporarily homeless together after arguments with their significant others. After sharing the friendship of various adventures, they begin to plot revenge on the men in their lives, using every technique from swapping the hot and cold water lines to tar-and-feathering. Sharing little of the originality of the musical numbers, the comedy serves adequately to mark time until the charming songfest resumes.
THEY CALL IT SPRING runs 1:47. The film is in French with English subtitles. It is not rated but might be PG-13 for brief nudity and would be acceptable for kids around 12 and up.
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8 1/2 WOMEN (1999)
"How many film directors make films to satisfy their sexual fantasies?"
3 out of ****
Starring John Standing, Matthew Delamere, Vivian Wu, Polly Walker; Written & Directed by Peter Greenaway; Cinematography by Sacha Vierny
Like all of Peter Greenaway's movies, 8 1/2 WOMEN is founded on an intellectual conceit which is, in theory, intriguing and suggestive. Unlike most of them, though, it fails to find a structure which can shape and elaborate its central conceit. What we are left with, in practice, is a movie which is often intriguing, often suggestive, never cohesive.
The premise is this: after the death of his wife, Philip Emmenthal (John Standing) and his son Storey (Matthew Delamere), inspired by the famous harem scene in Fellini's 8 1/2, decide to turn their Swiss mansion into a harem.  Soon the balance of power in the harem has shifted.
It is played as intellectual farce, which means that it avoids the obvious humour, but, by the same token, isn't all that funny. We begin in Japan, where the Emmenthals and their assistant Kito (Vivian Wu) are inking a deal with a Japanese businessman, who is signing over 8 1/2 pachinko parlours to discharge a substantial debt. Philip then returns to Geneva; a short time later, his wife dies. During his period of mourning, he wonders if his devotion to his rather passive spouse denied him the opportunity for sensual experimentation for all those years of marriage. Storey, sympathetic, offers his father access to his new Japanese girlfriend as a kind of filial gesture--the father and son have, to put it mildly, a rather uninhibited relationship with respect to sexual matters.
Events proceed from there according to the film's perverse logic, until the Emmenthals have stocked their household with an assortment of strange women, including a Japanese who wants to be a female impersonator so she can appear more feminine than she already is (BULLET BALLET's Kirina Maso); a self-possessed, opportunistic woman who cheerfully negotiates the terms of her own sexual indenturement (ENCHANTED APRIL's Polly Walker); and an injured horse thief who keeps a pet pig of whom she is perhaps unnaturally fond (PULP FICTION's Amanda Plummer). Greenaway scrupulously avoids taking a straightforward approach to the material--the women at first seem to represent male-constructed stereotypes (nun, prostitute, mother, etc.), but are in fact much more complex and vital.
The typical Greenaway film uses a single location and/or structuring device--the zoo in A ZED & TWO NOUGHTS, _The Tempest_ in PROSPERO'S BOOKS, and so on--to provide a framework for the web of visual quotes, historical references, interlocking metaphors and schematic plotting which makes up his work. In 8 1/2 WOMEN, however, the framework (and the visual scheme inspired by it) is not nearly as rigorous. There are some of the usual geometric parallels--8 1/2 pachinko parlours; Fellini's 8 1/2; 8 1/2 women--but these are surface decorations, not guiding principles. Much of the film in fact seems digressive and unnecessary, like a scene in which two servants discuss sexual deviance, or a mildly amusing sequence in which Philip is refused entrance to his wife's funeral because he has worn white, and has to switch clothes--in broad daylight--with his black-clad retinue so that he can attend.
The film's visual texture is lavish and baroquely inventive by anyone else's standards--fastidious attention is devoted to the sets, costumes, art design, and lighting--but for Greenaway it represents a kind of minimalism. Many elements characteristic of his work are gone or downplayed: the stately tracking shots, the use of multiple frames, the striking music. These are replaced by visual tricks which sometimes seem like empty contrivance. A methodical alternating series of close-ups and long-shots of Philip and Storey seated by an indoor pool, for example, is distracting and self-conscious. Greenaway's tactics are always self-conscious, but here it serves no purpose.
Nevertheless, Greenaway and his longtime cinematographer Sacha Vierny provide us with an abundance of diverting images.  A nude woman rides a horse bareback across a bright green meadow. Two naked men sign a document in the middle of a gaudy pachinko parlour while the resident gamblers look on soberly. The movie's nonchalant dismissal of convention is refreshing. Still, there are signs that the enfant terrible is mellowing: the single most transgressive act in the movie--consensual father-son incest--takes place off-screen.
There is much to admire in 8 1/2 WOMEN, however discursive and long-winded it might be. The intricate ambivalence of the movie's "meaning" offers a welcome contrast to the transparent motives and methods of most mainstream cinema. However, the convoluted, paradoxical ironies that weave their way through the film do tend to cancel each other out. Reflections on sex, death, gender, art and the body are offered and then forgotten; their meaning is not amplified as the movie progresses. We are left, in the end, with little more than postmodern artifice: clever, provocative, and self-defeating.
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KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION OF HEALTH PLANS, INC.,
et al. <font i="1">v.
MILLER, COMMISSIONER, KENTUCKY
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Petitioner health maintenance organizations (HMOs) maintain exclusive provider networks with selected doctors, hospitals, and other health-care providers. Kentucky has enacted two Any Willing Provider (AWP) statutes, which prohibit [a] health insurer [from] discriminat[ing] against any provider who is … willing to meet the terms and conditions for participation established by the … insurer, and require a health benefit plan that includes chiropractic benefits [to] … [p]ermit any licensed chiropractor who agrees to abide by the terms [and] conditions … of the … plan to serve as a participating primary chiropractic provider. Petitioners filed this suit against respondent, the Commissioner of Kentuckys Department of Insurance, asserting that the AWP laws are pre-empted by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), which pre-empts all state laws insofar as they … relate to any employee benefit plan, 29 U. S. C. §1144(a), but saves from pre-emption state law[s] … which regulat[e] insurance … , §1144(b)(2)(A). The District Court concluded that although both AWP statutes relate to employee benefit plans under §1144(a), each law regulates insurance and is therefore saved from pre-emption by §1144(b)(2)(A). The Sixth Circuit affirmed.
Held: Kentuckys AWP statutes are law[s] … which regulat[e] insurance under §1144(b)(2)(A). Pp. 312.
(a) For these statutes to be law[s] … which regulat[e] insurance, they must be specifically directed toward the insurance industry; laws of general application that have some bearing on insurers do not qualify. E.g., Pilot Life Ins. Co. v. Dedeaux , 481 U. S. 41. However, not all state laws specifically directed toward the insurance industry will be covered by §1144(b)(2)(A), which saves laws that regulate insurance , not insurers. Insurers must be regulated with respect to their insurance practices. Rush Prudential HMO, Inc. v. Moran, 536 U. S. 355. Pp. 34.
(b) Petitioners argue that the AWP laws are not specifically directed towards the insurance industry. The Court disagrees. Neither of these statutes, by its terms, imposes any prohibitions or requirements on providers, who may still enter exclusive networks with insurers who conduct business outside the Commonwealth or who are otherwise not covered by the AWP laws. The statutes are transgressed only when a health insurer, or a health benefit plan that includes chiropractic benefits, excludes from its network a provider who is willing and able to meet its terms. Pp. 46.
(c) Also unavailing is petitioners contention that Kentuckys AWP laws fall outside §1144(b)(2)(A)s scope because they do not regulate an insurance practice but focus upon the relationship between an insurer and third-party providers . Petitioners rely on Group Life & Health Ins. Co. v. Royal Drug Co. , 440 U. S. 205, which held that third-party provider arrangements between insurers and pharmacies were not the business of insurance under §2(b) of the McCarran-Ferguson Act. ERISAs savings clause, however, is not concerned (as is the McCarran-Ferguson Act provision) with how to characterize conduct undertaken by private actors, but with how to characterize state laws in regard to what they regulate. Kentuckys laws regulate insurance by imposing conditions on the right to engage in the business of insurance. To come within ERISAs savings clause those conditions must also substantially affect the risk pooling arrangement between insurer and insured. Kentuckys AWP statutes pass this test by altering the scope of permissible bargains between insurers and insureds in a manner similar to the laws we upheld in Metropolitan Life , UNUM , and Rush Prudential . Pp. 69.
(d) The Courts prior use, to varying degrees, of its cases interpreting §§2(a) and 2(b) of the McCarran-Ferguson Act in the ERISA savings clause context has misdirected attention, failed to provide clear guidance to lower federal courts, and, as this case demonstrates, added little to the relevant analysis. The Court has never held that the McCarran-Ferguson factors are an essential component of the §1144(b)(2)(A) inquiry. Today the Court makes a clean break from the McCarran-Ferguson factors in interpreting ERISAs savings clause. Pp. 912.
227 F. 3d 352, affirmed.
Scalia, J., delivered the opinion for a unanimous Court.


TI-83+/TI-84+ Link Protocol Guide
by Tim Singer and Romain Lievin
Table of Contents
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Avon Middle High School evacuated because of gas leak
by Mike SacconeAVON, Mass. - Student and staff at Avon Middle High School were evacuated Thursday because of a small gas leak due to a heater problem, Avon Fire Chief Robert Spurr told Boston 25 News.
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Cultural Sprint 2
Learning Plan
LONG TERM GOAL
My long term goal is to get a job as a software developer. For many
years I have sacrificed my career for other aspects of life and ended
up in jobs that I havent been satisfied in and also jobs that I havent
been appreciated in. My goal is to get a job that is flexible and
gives me that job satisfaction.
SKILLS TO DEVELOP
Organisation skills. Not so much my life organisation as I feel like I
am good at that. But organising the smaller details like folders and
emails.
STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS
My strengths would have to be my motivation to achieve this goal. I
have both my own self to achieve for as well as my family so my
motivation level is definitely very high. Another strength is my time
management skills. Having two young kids and already fitting in two
hours of study a day as well as general household chores has made me
learn to be very good at time management. Another strength is my
support network. My husband is fantastic. Not only is he as excited as
me for me to be doing this course but he has also taken on extra tasks
around the house and will be taking on the majority of child wrangling
during the bootcamp. He is also a great support as he is a software
developer himself so is there to help if I have any questions but also
encourages me to push myself and is helping me set myself up for the
future career. E.g he wont just tell me the answer but help me realise
how to google for it myself etc. My limitations is my organisational
skills when it comes to the finer details like organiser folders on a
computer or emails etc. Another limitation which can also be a
strength is that I am not a perfectionist often I will be satisfied to
get things to MVP and then I am ready to move on. I believe this can
definitely be a limitation but can also see that it is a strength.
Another of my limitations is that I often get a bit put off if I get
stuck on a problem. I have been working very hard lately to make sure
that I power through until I find a solution.
COMMITMENTS
I am commited to completing this course and gaining as much technical
and core skills as I possibly can.
If I come across a problem I cant solve. I will seek help from my own
cohort to see if anyone else knows the answer. This will help everyone
else learn as well and help if someone else has a similar problem to
me. I will also seek help from the facilitation team. I will also seek
help from my husband. And I will also google the answer to get used to
that way of working.
I look forward to having the support and passion from the faciliation
team both towards myself and my learning path and also towards my
fellow cohort.
SCHEDULING.
For the foundation course I have my daughter at home with me all day
so I tend to do study in the evenings or her lunch nap. During the
weekend I usually spend most of my time with the family but my husband
will take the kids for a few hours during the day so I can get some
uninterrupted study. Then also at night as well. I realise juggling
the kids and this course will be one of my biggest challenges but with
the support from my husband and family and friends I believe I can do
it. I am away in Rarotonga from the 14–18th September. I will make
sure that I am ahead of my workload before I head away for these 5
days.
During the bootcamp I would love to still make it home occasionally to
see the kids before bedtime but myself and my husband do realise that
this will not happen every night and that some weekends will be taken
up as well.
Updated...
What is your long term goal and/or career pathway? What are you hoping to use the skills you gain during this
course
for? What sort of impact would you like to make once you leave Dev Academy? Do you have a destination in mind?
I would still like to get a job as a software developer. I would like to learn a bit more about programming
first
to
know exactly what kind I would like to be.
What do you think your biggest strengths and limitations will be in Bootcamp? Re-evaluate your strengths and
limitations
from Sprint 2. Has your idea of these changed over the course of Foundations? Have you discovered any new ones
during
this course? How do you think these will help/hinder you during Bootcamp?
After doing the foundation course I can see that a big limitation will be my organisational skills when it
comes
to
organising folders and files on my computer. A strength is now the ability for myself to see that I can actually
learn
this stuff even if it may take a while.
What do you think your biggest non-technical challenge at Bootcamp will be?
It will definitely be prioritising family and the course.
While you will face many technical challenges on Bootcamp, this is not what we would like you to consider in
this
Plan.
Non-technical challenges might include staying on top of the material, working in groups, speaking in front of
the
group, or keeping focused for 9 weeks, etc.
What non-technical skills - human skills - would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
I would like to develop the skill of working in groups as I wanted to get ahead of the material since I was
going
away
and so I didnt do the calculator challenge in a pair which meant I missed out on seeing how I work with others
in a
technical environment.
At Dev Academy we have a large focus around human skills and improving yourself. Based on your
strengths/limitations,
what are some areas for development you would like to work on?
For example, this could be things around communication, teamwork within groups, pairing with others, giving and
receiving feedback, developing some leadership skills, or improving your self awareness and reflective skills.
I would like to work on improving my reflective skills as I think this is important for understanding the
technical
content as well as improving myself
What are your expectations from the Bootcamp team?
That they will push me to succeed and instead of just giving the answers help me find out how I can figure out
the
answer.
What does support look like to you? Keep in mind, this may not be the same as the Bootcamp team's
expectations,
but it
is useful to voice these expectations.
Being there if I have any questions about technical or core things.
What are your expectations of yourself on Bootcamp
That I give it my all as I and my family are giving up quite a bit for me to do this.
Based on your knowledge of Bootcamp, how and where will you seek help in a timely way?
I will seek help from my cohort to see if anyone knows the answer. I will also ask the facilitators for help
as
well.
Write down a commitment to how you will manage your workload in this programme. This should include - an
explanation
of
how you will manage yourself to work productively and safely with other learners, facilitators and
industry/community
representatives.
I am committed to working hard and focussing on the task and plan that I have laid out. I will ensure that I
do
have
break times and relaxing time so that I dont completely burn out and have time to reflect on what I have learnt.


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WHO SHOULD READ THIS: Anyone interested in learning about the effects of taking a daily dose of Adderall XR(20mg).
BACKGROUND: I am a 17 year old, and have had ADHD for as long as I can remember. I was not taken in for testing of ADHD because parents didnt want there to be anything wrong with their child. I was taken in about a year and 5 months ago to see if I really had ADHD, and sure enough, I had it.
SCHOOL LIFE BEFORE ADDERALL XR: I always didnt do too well in school (kept a 65-70 out of 100 average). Every day would take forever and I didn't want to do anything but play, talk, draw or space off.
STARTING ADDERALL XR: The VERY first day I took ADDERALL XR, was on a SUNDAY. About 15 minutes after takeing, I saw towels on the couch from dryer that needed to be folded. I didn't want to, I think, but I went over there and folded EVERY SINGLE TOWEL. When I was done, I felt like I had accomplished something. I went to my room, and saw it was messy. Now, usually I am the person who will 'Put off' untill later. But, I stared at the mess, then started to clean it up. I don't really know why, still to this day, but I did. To make a long story short, I ended up cleaning almost the ENTIRE HOUSE. From vaccuming, to throwing away trash, to cleaning dishes, to mopping, taking out trash, ect... The wierd part was, was that I LIKED IT!!!
1-3 MONTHS INTO THE MED: I liked taking it. I felt like my life had changed so much. In school I could READ!!! (which is a maricle for me) I mean it, I could seriously concentrate better! My grades were coming up to a high B(85-90 out of 100). I listened well, and payed attention to what not only the teachers were saying, but what firends would say, and how I would always work on what I was supposed to work on when I am supposed to. Life was great! The only bad part at this time, was getting home exhausted, and wouldn't be able to sleep very well.
3-8 MONTHS INTO THE MED: Things were about the same, but I would sometimes space out and started to get nervious about some things. It didnt feel as strong as when I had started, but still had the same basic effect. Started to draw-back from talking with friends, and social life started to deplete. Sometimes would get headaches, and felt medicine wear-off quicker than normal. Sleeping became less of a problem for me. Appetite was not there.  I didn't gain or lose a pound. My weight stayed the same.
8-15 MONTHS INTO THE MED: I still have the same effect as when I started Adderall XR, but now, I space out more. My social life is sometimes nothing, when I know I need to pay attention. When I don't need to pay attention, I just keep talking and talking untill people literally have to say 'SHUT-UP!' Still didn't eat much during day, but when night time came, I was raiding the pantry. Medicine wore off same time as in the 3-8 monthe period, but when I got home I HAD TO take a nap! Just felt so exhausted!  I also found that I NEEDED to take it EVERYDAY, not just the week-days, to prevent me from not sleeping monday nights. I also have a mild depression now, which goes away if I stop taking Adderall XR for about 6 days.
MIGRAZONE AND HEADACHES: I was perscribed Migrazone, for I started to develop high amounts of thinker than normal blood going through my brain. This thick blood gives migrane like headaches, with many more and harmful effects. These Migranes take about 1 and 1/2 days to go away. With Migrazone, it helps the blood not be so thick, so when onset of a headache, I will take it and it will go away. Alone, Migrazone will make me feel like I have no worries in the world, and like I am flying/floating.
MIGRAZONE AND ADDERALL: When taking Adderall with Migrazone, I still feel like I get the benifits of the Adderall, but also feel REALLY LIGHT and almost floating when taken with Migrazone.
ADDICTED?: I have wondered if I have become addicted to Adderall now. I have tried going without it for up to 3 weeks, and I had no dependency for it at all. I have even tried taking 3-4 of them, and go cold turkey for about a week, and I still had no effects of addiction.
THE GOOD:)
1. concentrate much easier
2. wake up in the mornings
3. great outlook on life
4. feel like I have made a difference in my life for the better.
5. GET THINGS DONE, even if I want to put them off.
6. just plain feel better about life
THE BAD:(
1. Sleep depravation
2. Loss of appetite
3. Headaches
4. Depression
5. Loss of happiness
6. loss of communication
Have fun, and be safe.
LYRATyME
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Notebooks
Story: Words and sentences: given by ≠kasin
Words and sentences: given by ≠kasin
Title
Words and sentences: given by ≠kasin
Collection
Summary
Names of animals, mainly identified at the Museum (B II. 358 and 359, 366-368, XXV. 2341-2344, 2349 and 2350; L II.-2 288-291); further, by /a!kúnta (LI.-2. 184-188); and lastly in the Katkop dialect by #kásin (B XXV. 2381-2384, or 2424-2428; L IV.-1. 3448-3451).
Comments
1) This story is found in Book IV-1
Contributors
Date
5 November 1873
Categories
Words and sentences, Plants and animals
Keywords
words and sentences (given by ≠kasin in Katkop dialect) , vocabulary (Koranna/|xam) , vocabulary (given by ≠kasin) , animals (names of given by ≠kasin) , names (of animals given by ≠kasin)
Story Pages
3448-3451


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State of the Map Asia is an event for all mappers and OpenStreetMap users. Enjoy two days in Nepal with talks, discussions, workshops, and networking all around the free and open map of the world.
After a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal on April 25, 2015, Kathmandu Living Labs, Nepal’s OpenStreetMap community, and Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) led the mapping efforts joined by more than 1500 people worldwide within 48 hours. Eventually more than 9000 people would go on to map after the earthquake.
Kathmandu Living Labs also deployed QuakeMap, a portal using OpenStreetMap as base layer to bridge information gap between quake victims and aid relief agencies with help from international OSM community. Such intense activation was unprecedented. The portal and OSM was used by major national agencies like Nepal Army and many international agencies to provide relief to earthquake victims.
This is also an opportunity to collectively acknowledge the contributions of those mappers in the aftermath of Nepal Earthquake 2015 from all over the world and inform how OSM is being used in disaster management and overall development in Nepal.
When? September 23 - 24, 2017
Hosted ByKathmandu Living Labs and OSM Community of Nepal


This site was made for a local coldpress juice company with an AngularJS front-end, and a NodeJS back-end. It uses Stripe to process transaction and dynamically serves content from a Mongo database.
Take a look at the project here. You can also view the repos for the project here and here.
This web app is a browser-based sythesizer with a social media component that allows users to connect with one another through the sounds they create.
The front-end of this app was built with AngularJS and ToneJS. The back-end was built with node, using a Mongo database to store user information.
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status: final (2018-01-16)
keywords: Data Structure
See also SRFI 9: Defining Record Types, SRFI 99: ERR5RS Records, SRFI 131: ERR5RS Record Syntax (reduced), SRFI 136: Extensible record types, and SRFI 237: Reconciled Records.This SRFI provides a specification and portable implementation of an extension of the ERR5RS record syntax of SRFI 131, where field names inserted by macro transformers are effectively renamed as if the macro transformer inserted a binding. This makes this SRFI compatible with the semantics of the record-type definitions of the R7RS as intended by its authors. In addition, field names may also be other types of Scheme datums, like numbers and strings, or SRFI 88 keyword objects.


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General utilities for handling exception.
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convertRmiAccessException(java.lang.reflect.Method method,
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Convert the given RemoteException that happened during remote access to RemoteAccessException if the method signature does not support
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convertRmiAccessException(java.lang.reflect.Method method,
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Wrap the given arbitrary exception that happened during remote access in either a RemoteException or a RemoteAccessException (if the
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static void fillInClientStackTraceIfPossible(java.lang.Throwable ex)
The given exception is typically thrown on the server and serialized
as-is, with the client wanting it to contain the client-side portion of
the stack trace as well. What we can do here is to update the
StackTraceElement
array with the current client-side stack
trace, provided that we run on JDK 1.5+.
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,
Throwable.setStackTrace(StackTraceElement[])
public static java.lang.Exception convertRmiAccessException(java.lang.reflect.Method method, java.lang.Throwable ex, java.lang.String message)
RemoteAccessException
(if the
method signature does not support RemoteException).
Only call this for remote access exceptions, not for exceptions thrown by the target service itself!
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RemoteException
public static java.lang.Exception convertRmiAccessException(java.lang.reflect.Method method, java.rmi.RemoteException ex, boolean isConnectFailure, java.lang.String serviceName)
RemoteAccessException
if the method signature does not support
RemoteException. Else, return the original RemoteException.
method
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Quick Start for Users
So what’s this BioDocker thing all about?
Docker allows you to run applications, worlds you create, inside containers. Running an application inside a container takes a single command:
docker run.
Note: Depending on your Docker system configuration, you may be required to preface each docker command on this page with sudo. To avoid this behavior, your system administrator can create a Unix group called docker and add users to it.
Run a Comet search engine
Let’s run a a proteomics search engine to identified proteins using Comet.
Proteomics data analysis is dominated by database-based search engines strategies. Amount Search Engines, Comet is one of the most popular nowadays. We are going to show how to run a simple analysis protocol using the BioDocker Comet database search engine.
Get the docker container
$ docker pull biodckr/comet
Some insides into this commandline:
- The biodocker registry biodckr contains all the BioDocker deployed containers ready to be use.
- docker pull donwload the latest container of Comet
If the user wants to download an specific version of the comet biodcoker container it can be done by providing the current corrsponding tag.
$ docker pull biodckr/comet --tag="2016012"
Run the Docker Container
Note: First thing to do is to arrange the necessary files to run your data. For this pipeline we are going to need converted raw files from some mass spectrometry analysis and a protein database in FASTA format. This are the files we are using for this tutorial:
- [b1930_293T_proteinID_10A_QE3_122212.mzXML]()
- [b1931_293T_proteinID_11A_QE3_122212.mzXML]()
- [database.fa]()
I’m placing all these files inside a folder called /home/user/workspace/
Print Comet a new parameter file:
$ docker run -v /home/user/workspace/:/data/ biodckr/comet comet -p
Some notes about this commandline:
- To have access to files inside the container, and vice-versa, we need to map a local folder inside the container, that way all files inside this mapped folder will be visible and accessible to us and to the container.
- This is possible using the parameter -v and passing the complete path from our folder that we wish to map inside the container. In this case we are mapping /home/user/workspace into /data/, a pre-existent folder inside the container.
- biodckr/comet is the name of the container we pulled from BioDocker.
- The comet right after is the name of the program inside the container we are running.
After running this command you will see a new file in the folder called comet.params.new, let’s rename it to comet.params and edit some of the options. In this case I will just change two parameters: database_name = /data/database.fa decoy_search = 1
Note: Remember that the files inside the container are actually inside a folder called /data/, so that’s how we are going to pass the file location to the programs.
Start the database search:
$ docker run -v /home/felipe/workspace/:/data/ biodckr/comet comet -Pcomet.params b1930_293T_proteinID_10A_QE3_122212.mzXML b1931_293T_proteinID_11A_QE3_122212.mzXML
If everything went well you should see two new files on your folder; b1930_293T_proteinID_10A_QE3_122212.pep.xml and b1931_293T_proteinID_11A_QE3_122212.pep.xml
Other interesting options
Simple bash interactive script:
$ docker run -t -i ubuntu /bin/bash
root@af8bae53bdd3:/#
In this example:
- docker run runs a container.
- ubuntu is the image you would like to run.
- -t flag assigns a pseudo-tty or terminal inside the new container.
- -i flag allows you to make an interactive connection by grabbing the standard in (STDIN) of the container.
- /bin/bash launches a Bash shell inside our container.
The container launches. We can see there is a command prompt inside it:
root@af8bae53bdd3:/#
Let’s try running some commands inside the container:
root@af8bae53bdd3:/# ls
bin boot dev etc home lib lib64 media mnt opt proc root run sbin srv sys tmp usr var
In this example:
- ls displays the directory listing of the root directory of a typical Linux file system.
Now, you can play around inside this container. When completed, run the exit command or enter Ctrl-D to exit the interactive shell.
root@af8bae53bdd3:/# exit
Note: As with our previous container, once the Bash shell process has finished, the container stops.
Start a daemonized Hello world
Let’s create a container that runs as a daemon.
$ docker run -d ubuntu /bin/sh -c "while true; do echo hello world; sleep 1; done"
1e5535038e285177d5214659a068137486f96ee5c2e85a4ac52dc83f2ebe4147
In this example:
- docker run runs the container.
- -d flag runs the container in the background (to daemonize it).
- ubuntu is the image you would like to run.
Finally, we specify a command to run: /bin/sh -c “while true; do echo hello world; sleep 1; done”
In the output, we do not see hello world but a long string:
1e5535038e285177d5214659a068137486f96ee5c2e85a4ac52dc83f2ebe4147
This long string is called a container ID. It uniquely identifies a container so we can work with it.
Note: The container ID is a bit long and unwieldy. Later, we will cover the short ID and ways to name our containers to make working with them easier.
We can use this container ID to see what’s happening with our hello world daemon.
First, let’s make sure our container is running. Run the docker ps command. The docker ps command queries the Docker daemon for information about all the containers it knows about.
$ docker ps
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
1e5535038e28 ubuntu /bin/sh -c 'while tr 2 minutes ago Up 1 minute insane_babbage
In this example, we can see our daemonized container. The docker ps returns some useful information:
- 1e5535038e28 is the shorter variant of the container ID.
- ubuntu is the used image.
- the command, status, and assigned name insane_babbage.
Note: Docker automatically generates names for any containers started. We’ll see how to specify your own names a bit later.
Now, we know the container is running. But is it doing what we asked it to do? To see this we’re going to look inside the container using the docker logs command.
Let’s use the container name insane_babbage.
$ docker logs insane_babbage
hello world
hello world
hello world
. . .
In this example:
- docker logs looks inside the container and returns hello world.
Command Resume
So far, you launched your first containers using the docker run command. You ran an interactive container that ran in the foreground. You also ran a detached container that ran in the background. In the process you learned about several Docker commands:
- docker run - Run a docker container
- dcoker pull - Download the container from Biodocker Hub
- docker ps - Lists containers.
- docker logs - Shows us the standard output of a container.
- docker stop - Stops running containers.


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It’s been said that the two last hard problems in programming are naming things and expiring caches. The first is going to be hard to sidestep entirely, but what if we could the second? Tobi arrived at a eureka moment for just that using Memcached and various kinds of caching. Instead of manually expiring things, just ask for a specific version, and let the caching engine take care of dumping that which isn’t used any more.
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{% extends 'layouts/layout-bsa-design-system.html' %} {% set active = "components" %} {% set activesub = "Currency" %} {% block pageTitle %} Alerts - NHSBSA design system {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {% include "includes/breadcrumbs__components.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Help users enter an amount of money in a specified currency.
Use the currency input component when you need users to tell you an amount of money in a particular currency, for example pounds sterling, euros or dollars.
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The input does not prevent users from typing invalid numbers because that makes the interface seem unresponsive. Instead rely on clear labels, hints and error messages.
The currency symbol is styled differently to the input so that users don’t confuse it with the input’s value.
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Table 4-1 shows the syntax of the available MON commands. For details on these commands see MON Command Details.
You can use the H command for on-line help (or H H for help on using help).
Table 4-1. MON Command Quick Reference
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Enable or Disable Breakpoints {+|-}B [*|{#number |addr} ... ] |
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Breakpoint Set BS [2] [ addr [, [-]number ] ] ... [“{“cmd_list”}”] |
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Display MMU Information / Translate Address
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Memory Configuration
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Memory Test
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// Deprecated. Performs either RP or RT reset. See Ice_Reset_Output. |
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Soft CPU-only reset. |
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Low-level hard reset of the target system. See Components of Initialization Files for recommended reset usage. |
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Return from command file or function Only valid in scripts. Exits current script or function processing. |
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Makes a connection to the configured probe and target. |
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Cronical is a simple WebCal filtering application which allows events to be excluded from a WebCal feed using a CRON expression.
To use it, replace the URL to your WebCal feed with one generated by Cronical, and provide the original WebCal URL and a CRON expression as base64 encoded parameters. These can be generated on the page below.
Note: the hours in your CRON expression must match the same timezone as your WebCal feed, which is typically UTC.


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com.opengamma.strata.basics.value.ValueDerivatives
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Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.basics.value
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.basics.value that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description static ValueDerivatives
ValueDerivatives. of(double value, DoubleArray derivatives)
Obtains an instance from a value and array of derivatives.Methods in com.opengamma.strata.basics.value that return types with arguments of type ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description static org.joda.beans.TypedMetaBean<ValueDerivatives>
ValueDerivatives. meta()
The meta-bean forValueDerivatives
.org.joda.beans.TypedMetaBean<ValueDerivatives>
ValueDerivatives. metaBean()
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Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.market.surface
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.market.surface that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
ConstantSurface. firstPartialDerivatives(double x, double y)
ValueDerivatives
DeformedSurface. firstPartialDerivatives(double x, double y)
ValueDerivatives
InterpolatedNodalSurface. firstPartialDerivatives(double x, double y)
ValueDerivatives
Surface. firstPartialDerivatives(double x, double y)
Computes the partial derivatives of the surface.Methods in com.opengamma.strata.market.surface that return types with arguments of type ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description org.joda.beans.MetaProperty<Function<DoublesPair,ValueDerivatives>>
DeformedSurface.Meta. deformationFunction()
The meta-property for thedeformationFunction
property.Function<DoublesPair,ValueDerivatives>
DeformedSurface. getDeformationFunction()
Gets the deformation function.Method parameters in com.opengamma.strata.market.surface with type arguments of type ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description DeformedSurface.Builder
DeformedSurface.Builder. deformationFunction(Function<DoublesPair,ValueDerivatives> deformationFunction)
Sets the deformation function.static DeformedSurface
DeformedSurface. of(SurfaceMetadata metadata, Surface originalSurface, Function<DoublesPair,ValueDerivatives> deformationFunction)
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Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.market.surface.interpolator
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.market.surface.interpolator that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
BoundSurfaceInterpolator. firstPartialDerivatives(double x, double y)
Computes the partial derivatives of the surface. -
Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.math.impl.function
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.math.impl.function that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
PiecewisePolynomialFunction1D. evaluateAndDifferentiate(PiecewisePolynomialResult pp, double xKey)
Evaluates the function and its first derivative. -
Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.bond
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.bond that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
DiscountingFixedCouponBondProductPricer. dirtyPriceFromYieldAd(ResolvedFixedCouponBond bond, LocalDate settlementDate, double yield)
Calculates the dirty price of the fixed coupon bond from yield and its derivative wrt to the yield.ValueDerivatives
DiscountingFixedCouponBondProductPricer. modifiedDurationFromYieldAd(ResolvedFixedCouponBond bond, LocalDate settlementDate, double yield)
Calculates the modified duration of the fixed coupon bond product from yield and its derivative wrt to the yield.default ValueDerivatives
BondYieldVolatilities. priceVolatilityEquivalentAd(double duration, double yieldVolatility)
Calculates the price volatility equivalent to the yield volatility and its derivatives.default ValueDerivatives
BondYieldVolatilities. priceVolatilityEquivalentAd(double expiry, double duration, double strike, double forward)
Calculates the price volatility equivalent to the yield volatility and its derivatives.default ValueDerivatives
BondYieldVolatilities. priceVolatilityEquivalentAd(ZonedDateTime expiryDateTime, double duration, double strike, double forward)
Calculates the price volatility equivalent to the yield volatility and its derivatives.ValueDerivatives
DiscountingFixedCouponBondProductPricer. yieldFromDirtyPriceAd(ResolvedFixedCouponBond bond, LocalDate settlementDate, double dirtyPrice)
Calculates the yield of the fixed coupon bond product from dirty price and its derivative wrt the price.  -
Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.option
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.option that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description static ValueDerivatives
BlackFormulaRepository. impliedVolatilityAdjoint(double price, double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, boolean isCall)
Computes the log-normal implied volatility and its derivative with respect to price.static ValueDerivatives
BlackFormulaRepository. impliedVolatilityAdjoint(double otmPrice, double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double volGuess)
Computes the log-normal (Black) implied volatility of an out-the-money European option starting from an initial guess and the derivative of the volatility w.r.t.static ValueDerivatives
NormalFormulaRepository. impliedVolatilityFromBlackApproximatedAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double blackVolatility)
Compute the implied volatility using an approximate explicit transformation formula and its derivative with respect to the input Black volatility.static ValueDerivatives
BlackFormulaRepository. impliedVolatilityFromNormalApproximatedAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double normalVolatility)
Compute the log-normal implied volatility from a normal volatility using an approximate initial guess and a root-finder and compute the derivative of the log-normal volatility with respect to the input normal volatility.ValueDerivatives
BlackBarrierPriceFormulaRepository. priceAdjoint(double spot, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double costOfCarry, double rate, double lognormalVol, boolean isCall, SimpleConstantContinuousBarrier barrier)
Computes the price and derivatives of a barrier option.static ValueDerivatives
BlackFormulaRepository. priceAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double lognormalVol, boolean isCall)
Computes the price without numeraire and its derivatives.ValueDerivatives
BlackOneTouchAssetPriceFormulaRepository. priceAdjoint(double spot, double timeToExpiry, double costOfCarry, double rate, double lognormalVol, SimpleConstantContinuousBarrier barrier)
Computes the price and derivatives of a one-touch/no-touch option.ValueDerivatives
BlackOneTouchCashPriceFormulaRepository. priceAdjoint(double spot, double timeToExpiry, double costOfCarry, double rate, double lognormalVol, SimpleConstantContinuousBarrier barrier)
Computes the price and derivatives of a one-touch/no-touch option.static ValueDerivatives
NormalFormulaRepository. priceAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double normalVol, double numeraire, PutCall putCall)
Computes the price and first order derivatives.ValueDerivatives
SabrExtrapolationRightFunction. priceAdjointSabr(double strike, PutCall putCall)
Computes the option price derivative with respect to the SABR parameters.Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.option that return types with arguments of type ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description static Pair<ValueDerivatives,double[][]>
BlackFormulaRepository. priceAdjoint2(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double lognormalVol, boolean isCall)
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Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.rate.model
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.rate.model that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantInterestRateModel. alphaAdjoint(HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantParameters data, double startExpiry, double endExpiry, double numeraireTime, double bondMaturity)
Calculates the (zero-coupon) bond volatility divided by a bond numeraire, i.e., alpha, for a given period and its derivatives.ValueDerivatives
HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantInterestRateModel. futuresConvexityFactorAdjoint(HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantParameters data, double t0, double t1, double t2)
Calculates the future convexity factor and its derivatives with respect to the model volatilities.ValueDerivatives
HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantInterestRateModel. swapRateDaf1(double x, DoubleArray discountedCashFlowFixed, DoubleArray alphaFixed, DoubleArray discountedCashFlowIbor, DoubleArray alphaIbor)
Calculates the first order derivative of the swap rate with respect to thealphaFixed
in theP(*,theta)
numeraire.ValueDerivatives
HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantInterestRateModel. swapRateDai1(double x, DoubleArray discountedCashFlowFixed, DoubleArray alphaFixed, DoubleArray discountedCashFlowIbor, DoubleArray alphaIbor)
Calculates the first order derivative of the swap rate with respect to thealphaIbor
in theP(*,theta)
numeraire.ValueDerivatives
HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantInterestRateModel. swapRateDdcff1(double x, DoubleArray discountedCashFlowFixed, DoubleArray alphaFixed, DoubleArray discountedCashFlowIbor, DoubleArray alphaIbor)
Calculates the first order derivative of the swap rate with respect to thediscountedCashFlowFixed
in theP(*,theta)
numeraire.ValueDerivatives
HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantInterestRateModel. swapRateDdcfi1(double x, DoubleArray discountedCashFlowFixed, DoubleArray alphaFixed, DoubleArray discountedCashFlowIbor, DoubleArray alphaIbor)
Calculates the first order derivative of the swap rate with respect to thediscountedCashFlowIbor
in theP(*,theta)
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Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.tree
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.tree that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
TrinomialTree. optionPriceAdjoint(OptionFunction function, RecombiningTrinomialTreeData data)
Compute option price and delta under the specified trinomial tree gird. -
Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.volatility.smile
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.volatility.smile that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
SabrHaganNormalVolatilityFormula. volatilityAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double alpha, double beta, double rho, double nu)
ValueDerivatives
SabrHaganVolatilityFunctionProvider. volatilityAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double alpha, double beta, double rho, double nu)
Computes the implied volatility in the SABR model and its derivatives.ValueDerivatives
SabrHaganVolatilityFunctionProvider. volatilityAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, SabrFormulaData data)
Computes the implied volatility in the SABR model and its derivatives.ValueDerivatives
SsviVolatilityFunction. volatilityAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, SsviFormulaData data)
Computes the implied volatility in the SSVI formula and its derivatives.ValueDerivatives
VolatilityFunctionProvider. volatilityAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, T data)
Calculates volatility and the adjoint (volatility sensitivity to forward, strike and model parameters).ValueDerivatives
SabrHaganNormalVolatilityFormula. volatilityBeta0Adjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double alpha, double rho, double nu)
Calculates the normal implied volatility and its derivatives (w.r.t.ValueDerivatives
SabrHaganNormalVolatilityFormula. volatilityBetaNonZeroAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double alpha, double beta, double rho, double nu)
Returns the volatility using the generic formula with barrier at 0 at its derivatives.protected ValueDerivatives
SabrHaganNormalVolatilityFormula. zetaOverXhatAdjoint(double zeta, double rho)
Computes the ratio zeta over xHat and its derivatives.Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.volatility.smile that return types with arguments of type ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description List<ValueDerivatives>
SabrInArrearsVolatilityFunction. effectiveSabrAd(SabrFormulaData parameters, double tau0, double tau1)
The effective SABR parameters from the raw SABR parameters and the times.List<ValueDerivatives>
SabrInArrearsVolatilityFunction. effectiveSabrAfterStartAd(SabrFormulaData parameters, double tau0, double tau1)
The effective SABR parameters and their derivatives from the raw SABR parameters and the times.List<ValueDerivatives>
SabrInArrearsVolatilityFunction. effectiveSabrBeforeStartAd(SabrFormulaData parameters, double tau0, double tau1)
The effective SABR parameters and their derivatives from the raw SABR parameters and the times. -
Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.model
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.model that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantParametersProvider. alphaAdjoint(LocalDate startDate, LocalDate endDate, LocalDate numeraireDate, LocalDate maturityDate)
Calculates the alpha and its derivative values for the specified period with respect to the maturity date.ValueDerivatives
HullWhiteOneFactorPiecewiseConstantParametersProvider. futuresConvexityFactorAdjoint(LocalDate referenceDate, LocalDate startDate, LocalDate endDate)
Calculates the future convexity factor and its derivative for the specified period at the future reference date.ValueDerivatives
SabrInterestRateParameters. volatilityAdjoint(double expiry, double tenor, double strike, double forward)
Calculates the volatility and associated sensitivities.ValueDerivatives
SabrParameters. volatilityAdjoint(double expiry, double strike, double forward)
Calculates the volatility and associated sensitivities.ValueDerivatives
SabrVolatilityFormula. volatilityAdjoint(double forward, double strike, double timeToExpiry, double alpha, double beta, double rho, double nu)
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Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.swap
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.swap that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
DiscountingSwapLegPricer. annuityCash1(int nbPaymentsPerYear, int nbPeriods, double yield)
Computes the conventional cash annuity for a given yield and its first derivative with respect to the yield.ValueDerivatives
DiscountingSwapLegPricer. annuityCash2(int nbPaymentsPerYear, int nbPeriods, double yield)
Computes the conventional cash annuity for a given yield and its first two derivatives with respect to the yield.ValueDerivatives
DiscountingSwapLegPricer. annuityCash3(int nbPaymentsPerYear, int nbPeriods, double yield)
Computes the conventional cash annuity for a given yield and its first three derivatives with respect to the yield.ValueDerivatives
DiscountingSwapLegPricer. annuityCashDerivative(ResolvedSwapLeg fixedLeg, double yield)
Computes the derivative of the conventional cash annuity with respect to the yield from a swap leg. -
Uses of ValueDerivatives in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.swaption
Methods in com.opengamma.strata.pricer.swaption that return ValueDerivatives Modifier and Type Method Description ValueDerivatives
SabrParametersSwaptionVolatilities. volatilityAdjoint(double expiry, double tenor, double strike, double forward)
ValueDerivatives
SabrSwaptionVolatilities. volatilityAdjoint(double expiry, double tenor, double strike, double forward)
Calculates the volatility and associated sensitivities.
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