Custom RegionBased subclasses¶
Are you working with a file format that is not natively supported by
genomic_regions
? This guide will help you subclass RegionBased
yourself, so you can make use of the RegionBased
functionality using
any data format.
To subclass RegionBased
, you need to override a couple of
methods that form the basis of all other RegionBased
methods:
__init__()
: Use this to make data-type specific initialisations_region_iter()
: Provides basic functionality to iterate over regions_get_regions()
: Provides basic functionality to specifically select regions
With the above methods you get all basic RegionBased
functionality,
but for additional speed benefits you should also override:
_region_subset()
: Speeds up region selection by interval_region_len()
: Return the number of regions in the object
In addition, you may override any of the other methods to speed them up, such
as the chromosome list chromosomes
.
In the following, we will use the simple RegionWrapper
as implemented
in this module for illustration:
__init__¶
RegionWrapper
uses a simple list to store GenomicRegion
objects, and interval trees from the intervaltree
module
to allow the region subsetting.
from genomic_regions import RegionBased
from collections import defaultdict
import intervaltree
These are set up in the __init__
method. Each chromosome gets a
separate interval tree, which is stored in a dict
:
class RegionWrapper(RegionBased):
def __init__(self, regions):
super(RegionWrapper, self).__init__()
region_intervals = defaultdict(list) # temporary variable used to hold intervals
self._regions = [] # internal list of regions
for i, region in enumerate(regions):
self._regions.append(region)
# in the "data" argument, we store both the
# region and its original position in the list
interval = intervaltree.Interval(region.start - 1, region.end, data=(i, region))
region_intervals[region.chromosome].append(interval)
self.region_trees = {}
for chromosome, intervals in region_intervals.items():
self.region_trees[chromosome] = intervaltree.IntervalTree(intervals)
_region_iter¶
To iterate over the regions, we simply iterate over the regions list.
_region_iter
should return an iterator:
def _region_iter(self, *args, **kwargs):
for region in self._regions:
yield region
_get_regions¶
To select specific regions, we can also use basic list subsetting:
def _get_regions(self, item, *args, **kwargs):
return self._regions[item]
_region_subset¶
Due to the use of interval trees, region subsetting is also not very complicated:
def _region_subset(self, region, *args, **kwargs):
# select the intervaltree by chromosome
tree = self.region_trees[region.chromosome]
# we sort by the region position int he list here, because that information
# is lost in intervaltree
intervals = sorted(tree[region.start - 1:region.end], key=lambda r: r.data[0])
for interval in intervals:
yield interval.data[1] # iterate over the overlapping regions
other methods¶
Finally, we override two additional methods: _region_len
and chromosomes
.
Both of these would normally be calculated by iterating over all regions to obtain
the necessary information, but we can speed this up greatly by relying on the
internal data structure we chose for RegionWrapper
.
def _region_len(self):
return len(self._regions)
def chromosomes(self):
return list(self.region_trees.keys())
And that is all you need to subclass


DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS A film review by Ralph Benner Copyright 1996 Ralph Benner
About an hour into Carl Franklin's black noir DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS, costume designer Sharen Davis appears to have discovered for Denzel Washington a style that's not new but is rejuvenated and welcomed: in suspenders over a white sleeveless T-shirt, Washington brings to what is usually a slob dress code a genuine smolder. His beefy contours and conscious swagger feed the burn, as does his skin, which viewed through Tak Fujimoto's sandy-colored photography sometimes looks burnt-orange. In the late 60s and early 70s, there was great hope in Billy Dee Williams to break through the barriers, and in a few quarters he has -- if you accept the STAR WARS stuff -- but he never really got to the promised land. Bad scripts and personal demons notwithstanding, I think it's the superfly hair that prevented larger contact: it was often too greasy or greasy-curly or cut so exaggeratedly that his charisma took a nose dive; his slimy overdose made you feel unclean. For some black beauties, ethnicity can be stunning -- Lena Horne and Iman, for example, or when not reeking of camp, Whitney Houston. But for bl concession is required, and it hasn't hurt Denzel one bit.  It's worth noting that, in looking over receipts, it's also the white breaders who kept turning out for WAITING TO EXHALE long after blacks deserted the box office. One of the discomforting ironies of this may be that whites are more receptive than black men to the argument the movie was invecting.
The majority of the black audience didn't show up for DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS, and not many others showed up, either. Despite good reviews, the box office fizzle is both understandable -- it was released during the Simpson fiasco -- and regrettable. The movie seems tailored for Washington's comely appeal, and while it's there, it isn't used to the extent most probably wish it had. As you're watching, you flash on Lawrence Kasdan's BODY HEAT, a movie it doesn't take after except in potential for sexuality; you prepare yourself for sizzle. It's definitely set up for it: opening in the L.A. summer of 1948, Washington's Easy, a W.W.II vet-unemployed machinist, needs some quick cash to save his house from being foreclosed and he's asked by a typical hood to hunt down Jennifer Beals' Daphne Monet, who has a "predilection for jazz, pigs feet and black meat." When Easy first meets Daphne, a chat about weapons commences and he asks her, "What do you prefer to use as your weapon?"  Need I say more? I'm going to have to: finally recovering from the imbecilic FLASHDANCE, Beals's handicap isn't only that she doesn't bounce the mattress with Washington, she's also a repellent mixture of Liza Minnelli out of NEW YORK, NEW YORK and Dixie Carter; you start thinking maybe it's a blessing Washington doesn't bag her. Her performance above complaint, yet she's not enough of a charge for Washington; in a blue bath robe, holding a cigarette, her shoulders drooping inward (is it the pads?), she's a great granddaughter to the 40s dames of the damned but the generational distance allows for a different noirish tack: there's nothing hateful about her to love. (In this movie, it's the whites you hate.)
In most critics' estimation, Denzel Washington still seems to take second place to Morgan Freeman as America's best black actor. Where Freeman's insistently subtle, a giant of modulation and technique, Washington's a 5th of vigor -- a passionate dynamo.  Washington has this knowledge about the camera almost instinctually -- he's virtually born to be unleashed on the screen. Without overdoing it, Washington spills over the brim; he shakes things up because he's excited about his love of acting, his love of the territory that is movie acting. He's not sloppy or egotistical in commanding his realm, as is the great bad Al Pacino; though he isn't the center of PHILADELPHIA, his egalitarian brio makes him its real champion -- its Black Knight. In DEVIL, he's hero, but not solely: Easy would be an obit without gold-toothed Mouse, played with warpy morals by Don Cheadle. Washington's the matinee idol director Franklin wants him to be -- and a generous one: Easy gives Coretta (Lisa Nicole Carson, a double for TV's Jackee) what she's hankering for. Right now, no other American actor -- black, white or any other color from the rainbow -- has all the ingredients to produce a new kind of alchemy on screen. When he gets to act opposite a woman with equal star magnitude, someone like Michelle Pfeiffer, the explosion should be magical -- a close encounter of the most erotic kind.
To keep the budget down, Franklin's economized on the atmospherics -- though Gary Frutkoff's design is more than adequate. What isn't satisfactory is the score by Elmer Bernstein, who's snoozing in the orchestra pit, and the classic recordings -- including T-Bone Walker's "Westside Baby," Jimmy Witherspoon's "Ain't Nobody's Business," Ellington's "HY-AH-SU" and "Maybe I Should Change My Ways," Lucienne Boyer's "Parlez Moi D'Amour," Frank Loesser's "On a Slow Boat to China," Thelonious Monk's "Round Midnight" -- don't quite get us deep into the Zapata-smoked, jazzy, illegal club ambiance. Had the selections been more carnal and rhythmic, they might have done a lot to shore up the missing heat between Washington and Beals. Doing his own adaptation from the Walter Mosley novel, Franklin keeps things moving along rapidly. As the story and secrets unfold, he sticks to the plot details, wasting little time in extracurriculars or in efforts to outfox us, and just as we're wondering what's to become of Easy, who has blood on his hands, the noiry summation is explicitly conveyed. What's a little unsettling about the movie is the question raised at the end about ratting on your friends. Coincidental, what ricochets in the mind are that recent infamous L.A. trial and the brother of the Unabomber. DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS -- a misnomer of a title -- is caught in a time trap: it may not find its larger appreciating audience until one of those murderers, who like Easy probably "laughed a long time" about the verdict of events, finds his phantom killers. Let's hope Washington maintains his self-respect by continuing to reject offers of millions to play him.
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A mungebit defines an atomic data transformation of an arbitrary data set. In order to specify the parameters that may be relevant for a particular data set (such as restricting its effect to specific columns, fixing certain parameters such as the imputation method, or providing information that may contain domain knowledge) one uses a mungepiece. A mungepiece defined a domain-specific atomic transformation of a data set.
mungepiece_initialize(mungebit = NULL, train_args = list(), predict_args = train_args)
| mungebit | mungebit. A mungebit |
|---|---|
| train_args | list. Arguments to pass to the mungebit when it is
run for the first time, i.e., on a training set that will be
fed to a predictive model and may be quite large. These arguments,
passed directly to the mungebit's For example, if the modeler knows certain columns do not contain missing values, they might pass a character vector of column names to an imputation mungebit that avoids attempting to impute the columns guaranteed to be fully present. Doing this heuristically might require an unnecessary pass over the data, potentially expensive if the data consists of thousands of features; domain-specific knowledge might be used to pinpoint the few features that require imputation. |
| predict_args | list. Arguments to pass to the mungebit when it
is run for the second or subsequent time, i.e., on a Usually, the prediction arguments will be the same as the training arguments for the mungepiece. |
A mungepiece is defined by the collection of
A mungebit. The mungebit determines the qualitative nature
of the data transformation. The mungebit may represent
a discretization method, principal component analysis,
replacement of outliers or special values, and so on.
If a training set represents automobile data and there are
variables like "weight" or "make," these variables should not be
hardcoded in the mungebit's train
and predict
functions. The mungebit should only represent that abstract
mathematical operation performed on the data set.
Training arguments. While the mungebit represents the code
necessary for performing some abstract mathematical operation
on the data set, the training arguments record the metadata
necessary to perform the operation on a particular
data set.
For example, if we have an automobile data set and know the
"weight" column has some missing values, we might pass a vector
of column names that includes "weight" to an imputation mungebit
and create an imputation-for-this-automobile-data mungepiece.
If we have a medical data set that includes special patient type
codes and some of the codes were mistyped during data entry or
are synonyms for the same underlying "type," we could pass a list
of character vectors to a "grouper" mungebit that would condense
the categorical feature by grouping like types.
If we know that some set of variables is predictive for modeling a
particular statistical question but are unsure about the remaining
variables, we could use this intuition to pass the list of known
variables as exceptions to a "sure independence screening" mungebit.
The mungebit would run a univariate regression against each variable
not contained in the exceptions list and drop those totally uncorrelated
with the dependent variable. This is a typical technique for high
dimensionality reduction. Knowledge of the exceptions would reduce
the computation time necessary for recording which variables are
nonpredictive, an operation that may be very computationally expensive.
In short, the mungebit records what we are doing to the data set
from an abstract level and does not contain any domain knowledge.
The training arguments, the arguments passed to the mungebit's
train_function
, record the details that pinpoint the
abstract transformation to a particular training set intended for
use with a predictive model.
Prediction arguments. It is important to understand the
train-predict dichotomy of the mungebit. If we are performing an
imputation, the mungebit will record the means computed from the
variables in the training set for the purpose of replacing NA
values. The training arguments might be used for specifying the columns
to which the imputation should be restricted.
The prediction arguments, by default the same as the training arguments,
are metadata passed to the mungebit's predict_function
, such as
again the variables the imputation applies to. Sometimes the prediction
arguments may differ slightly from the training arguments, such as when
handling the dependent variable (which will not be present during
prediction) or when the code used for prediction needs some further
parametrization to replicate the behavior of the train_function
on one-row data sets (i.e., real-time points in a production setting).
In short, mungepieces parametrize a single transformation of a data set for that particular data set. While a mungebit is abstract and domain-independent and may represent computations like imputation, outlier detection, and dimensionality reduction, a mungepiece records the human touch and domain knowledge that is necessary for ensuring the mungebits operate on the appropriate features and optimize space-time tradeoffs (for example, the modeler may know that certain columns do not contain missing values and avoid passing them to the imputation mungebit).
Informally speaking, you can think of a mungebit as the raw mold for a transformation and a mungepiece as the cemented product constructed from the mold that is specific to a particular data set. A mungepiece affixes a mungebit so it works on a specific data set, and domain knowledge may be necessary to construct the mungepiece optimally.
not_run({ doubler <- mungebit$new(column_transformation(function(x) x * 2)) cols <- c("Sepal.Length", "Petal.Length") mp <- mungepiece$new(doubler, list(cols)) iris2 <- mp$run(iris) stopifnot(identical(iris2[cols], 2 * iris[cols])) })


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java.lang.Object javax.management.MBeanFeatureInfo javax.management.MBeanNotificationInfo javax.management.modelmbean.ModelMBeanNotificationInfo
public class ModelMBeanNotificationInfo
The ModelMBeanNotificationInfo object describes a notification emitted by a ModelMBean. It is a subclass of MBeanNotificationInfo with the addition of an associated Descriptor and an implementation of the Descriptor interface.
The fields in the descriptor are defined, but not limited to, the following:
name : notification name descriptorType : must be "notification" severity : 0-6 where 0: unknown; 1: non-recoverable; 2: critical, failure; 3: major, severe; 4: minor, marginal, error; 5: warning; 6: normal, cleared, informative messageID : unique key for message text (to allow translation, analysis) messageText : text of notification log : T - log message F - do not log message logfile : string fully qualified file name appropriate for operating system visibility : 1-4 where 1: always visible 4: rarely visible presentationString : xml formatted string to allow presentation of dataThe default descriptor contains the name, descriptorType, displayName and severity(=6) fields.
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description, name |
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ModelMBeanNotificationInfo(ModelMBeanNotificationInfo inInfo)
Constructs a new ModelMBeanNotificationInfo object from this ModelMBeanNotfication Object. |
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ModelMBeanNotificationInfo(String[] notifTypes,
String name,
String description)
Constructs a ModelMBeanNotificationInfo object with a default descriptor. |
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ModelMBeanNotificationInfo(String[] notifTypes,
String name,
String description,
Descriptor descriptor)
Constructs a ModelMBeanNotificationInfo object. |
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Object |
clone()
Creates and returns a new ModelMBeanNotificationInfo which is a duplicate of this ModelMBeanNotificationInfo. |
Descriptor |
getDescriptor()
Returns a copy of the associated Descriptor for the ModelMBeanNotificationInfo. |
void |
setDescriptor(Descriptor inDescriptor)
Sets associated Descriptor (full replace) for the ModelMBeanNotificationInfo If the new Descriptor is null, then the associated Descriptor reverts to a default descriptor. |
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toString()
Returns a human readable string containing ModelMBeanNotificationInfo. |
| Methods inherited from class javax.management.MBeanNotificationInfo |
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equals, getNotifTypes, hashCode |
| Methods inherited from class javax.management.MBeanFeatureInfo |
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getDescription, getName |
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finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
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public ModelMBeanNotificationInfo(String[] notifTypes, String name, String description)
notifTypes
- The array of strings (in dot notation) containing
the notification types that may be emitted.name
- The name of the Notification class.description
- A human readable description of the
Notification. Optional.public ModelMBeanNotificationInfo(String[] notifTypes, String name, String description, Descriptor descriptor)
notifTypes
- The array of strings (in dot notation)
containing the notification types that may be emitted.name
- The name of the Notification class.description
- A human readable description of the Notification.
Optional.descriptor
- An instance of Descriptor containing the
appropriate metadata for this instance of the
MBeanNotificationInfo. If it is null a default descriptor
will be created. If the descriptor does not contain the
fields "displayName" or "severity" these fields are added
in the descriptor with their default values.
RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
IllegalArgumentException
. The descriptor is invalid, or
descriptor field "name" is not equal to parameter name, or
descriptor field "DescriptorType" is not equal to "notification".public ModelMBeanNotificationInfo(ModelMBeanNotificationInfo inInfo)
inInfo
- the ModelMBeanNotificationInfo to be duplicated| Method Detail |
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public Object clone()
clone
in class MBeanNotificationInfo
Cloneable
public Descriptor getDescriptor()
getDescriptor
in interface DescriptorAccess
setDescriptor(javax.management.Descriptor)
public void setDescriptor(Descriptor inDescriptor)
setDescriptor
in interface DescriptorAccess
inDescriptor
- replaces the Descriptor associated with the
ModelMBeanNotification interface
RuntimeOperationsException
- Wraps an
IllegalArgumentException
for invalid Descriptor.getDescriptor()
public String toString()
toString
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All operations are exposed via DictionaryManager
class. It also initalizes dictionry refresh batch task running at interval DictionaryRefresh via the
scheduler to keep machines in sync in a multi machine environemnt. Operations like fuzzy search, regex search are performed
in the dictionary.
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com.bizosys.hsearch.index
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Defines all value objects and processing for storage and retrieval from HSearch index.
IndexReader allows search and get operation.
IndexWriter allows record addition and deletion from the index.
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com.bizosys.hsearch.inpipe
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Adding a document to the index is configurable via the pipe architecture. Multiple steps are sequenced and fed to IndexWriter
for execution. This package contains all these steps. Some of the important steps are
FilterDuplicateId Removes the record is exist with same Id,
ComputeTokens tokenize the input record,
SaveToIndex merge to the existing inverted index,
SaveToDictionary makes entry of all found words in dictionary,
SaveToPreview stores the id, url, teaser information,
SaveToDetail stores all fields.
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com.bizosys.hsearch.outpipe
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Searching a document to the index is configurable via the pipe architecture. Multiple steps are sequenced and fed to IndexReader
for execution. This package contains all these steps. Some of the important steps are
HQueryParser parses input query,
DictionaryEnrichment looks up the dictionary to see additional information as preciousness, type,
ComputeStaticRanking sorts the found documents based on term weights,
ComputeDynamicRanking sorts based on document meta information weight such as, Proximily (Machine and Organization Unit), Freshness, Social and Reader Tags
BuildTeaser Extracts the best matching section to show the results.
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Runs at HBase RegionServers. The primary responsibility is to move processing near to data and doing it parallely using multiple machines.
All classes of this folder are jarred and deployed in each HBase Region Server and accessed during Scanning as well as Get operations.
This plug-in mechanism does not modify any existing components of HBase, hence provide easier upgradation.
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com.bizosys.hsearch.common
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Defines common classes used across packages.
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com.bizosys.hsearch.hbase
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Provides access mechanism to HBase.
HReader allows data read operations as get and scan.
HWriter allows data operations as insert, update and delete.
HDML allows table operations like creation, dropping and trunction.
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com.bizosys.hsearch.lang
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Language specific classes
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com.bizosys.hsearch.query
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Analyzes the query.
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com.bizosys.hsearch.schema
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Creates necessary HBase tables for storage.
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com.bizosys.hsearch.shard
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With growing index, the network will get jammed as inverted index tables will be distributed
across machines. This will happen primarily because data access pattern will not have any
machine affinity. To create machine affinity, HSearchServer will run in multiple index cluster
zones and the queries will run in a federated way. This mechanism of scalability is not yet implemented.
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com.bizosys.hsearch.util
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Common utility packages.
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Here's a simple example how to use HSearch for indexing and searching (using JUnit
to check if the results are what we expect):
For details Please refer to com/bizosys/hsearch/index/IndexReaderTest.java
and
com/bizosys/hsearch/index/IndexWriterTest.java
files inside hsearch-0.89-src-examples.jar file.


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public class MenuContextEvent
A MenuContextEvent encapsulates the information about which UIComponent was context-clicked on by the user, in order to display the menuPopup, and thus, on which UIComponent actions should be taken.
The source UIComponent, for this event, has a menuContext attribute, which is how it specified to receive MenuContextEvents.
Unlike most FacesEvents, which are queued up, and sent via MethodBindings, at the end of whichever phase, MenuContextEvent is set via ValueBindings during the Apply Request Values phase, while UIData, or other containers, are iterating over their children, so that bean code can use MenuContextEvent.getComponent() to access any row specific information it needs. The Apply Request Values phase is used, so that the MenuContextEvent data is available to the bean, before the MenuItem actionListener is called, which is in the Invoke Application phase, or at the end of the Apply Request Values phase, if immediate="true".
MenuContextEvent provides context for a specific component in the hierarchy, but there can be several levels for which contextual information is necessary. If there are nested dataTables, then context will be needed for each dataTable, as well as the columns. To facilitate this, each MenuContextEvent is a part of a double-linked-list of MenuContextEvents, which together provide the complete context. Bean code can process each MenuContextEvent separately, in its own listener method, or process the terminal MenuContextEvent, and follow its outer references, all within a single method.
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source |
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MenuContextEvent |
getInner()
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MenuContextEvent |
getOuter()
The outer MenuContextEvent is the event corresponding to the source UIComponent that is the nearest parent of this event's source UIComponent, for which there is a menuContext attribute. |
boolean |
isAppropriateListener(javax.faces.event.FacesListener facesListener)
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processListener(javax.faces.event.FacesListener facesListener)
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Oct 27, 2008 . The number layoffs due to transfers of jobs overseas versus the percentage of . Assets Relief Program, a program headed by the Department of the . Trust, now Bank of America; in the end, the government lost $1 Billion.
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The TAA program aims to help program participants obtain new jobs, . TRA are income support payments that were, at that time, paid in addition to an individual's regular unemployment compensation. . In 2004, a group of computer experts displaced by overseas labor tried to . Washington: Government Printing Office.
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Jan 19, 2012 . On top of the lost manufacturing employment, U.S. multinational corporations . From 19942004, U.S. firms established R&D jobs abroad at a relatively . a rapid shift, said Rolf Lehming, NSF's program director for the report. The policies of Asian governments appear to be paying off for them, and U.S. .
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May 31, 2012 . Government picking winners and losers kills jobs . In December, Congress reauthorized extended unemployment insurance programs through . of deliberately weakening our currency, our jobs will go overseas, and . These are hardworking people that have lost their jobs through no fault of their own.
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U.S. Economy Lost Nearly 700,000 Jobs Because Of NAFTA, EPI Says
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Chapter 1. Back To BasicsMany MySQL users and administrators slide into using MySQL. They hear its benefits, find that it's easy to install on their systems (or better yet, comes pre-installed), and read a quick book on how to attach simple SQL operations to web sites or other applications. It may take several months for the dragons to raise their heads. Perhaps one particular web page seems to take forever, or a system failure corrupts a database and makes recovery difficult. Real-life use of MySQL requires forethought and care—and a little benchmarking and testing. This book is for the MySQL administrator who has the basics down but realizes the need to go further. It's a good book to read after you've installed and learned how to use MySQL but before your site starts to get a lot of traffic, and the dragons are breathing down your neck. (When problems occur during a critical service, your fellow workers and friendly manager start to take on decidedly dragon-like appearances.) The techniques we teach are valuable in many different situations, and sometimes to solve different problems. Replication, for instance, may be a matter of reliability for you—an essential guarantee that your site will still be up if one or two systems fail. But replication can also improve performance; we show you architectures and techniques that solve multiple problems. We also take optimization far beyond the simple use of indexes and diagnostic (EXPLAIN) statements: this book tells you what the factors in good performance are, where bottlenecks occur, how to benchmark MySQL, and other advanced performance topics. We ask for a little more patience and time commitment than the average introductory computer book. Our approach involves a learning cycle, and experience convinces us that it's ultimately the fastest and most efficient way to get where you want. After describing the problems we're trying to solve in a given chapter, we start with some background explanation. In other words, we give you a mental model for understanding what MySQL is doing. Then we describe the options you have to solve the problem, and only after all that do we describe particular tools and techniques. This book is clearly not the end of the line in terms of information. Knowing that, we've started a web site, http://www.highperformancemysql.com, where we put useful scripts and new topics. See the Preface for more information. Before we dig into how to tune your MySQL system to optimum performance, it's best if we go over a couple of ground rules and make sure everyone is on the same page. |
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If a cookbook seems entirely unused, we may want to stop claiming it is maintained. In that case, we’ll update the cookbook README.md
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If someone objects to the project moving and wants to continue maintenance under the sous-chefs, we add a prominent link to fork on the readme and continue development. People are generally not idiots, so if they have a reason to leave us we should support them.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German biotech company Morphosys said more patients would be recruited for a study testing its most advanced drug against a common type of blood cancer, following an encouraging interim data readout.
An independent data monitoring committee recommended an increase in the number of patients to 450 from currently 330 in the ongoing trial named B-MIND, which tests the tafasitamab drug against relapsed or refractory diffuse large B cell lymphoma.
The efficacy data that led to the committee’s endorsement was not shared with Morphosys, the company said.
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Workout Records is an easy way to manually store and display your workouts. You are in control of your training records and can choose where and how your data is displayed in your iOS Health App. Workout Records does not try to guess your actual effort and lets you decide which details are stored.
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This website will be used as a main hub for my online identity, and I am glad you decided to visit!
On the "About me" page you can read up on some information about me, what I like, what I'm into, and any other fun facts that I choose to include about myself.
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I hope that you enjoy the website, and feel free to check out my profiles that are on the other pages, as they can give you more insight into my creative endeavors.
This website will mainly be used for evaluation for my final assignment in IASC 1P02, a class that has taught me the fundementals of HTML, CSS, and Javacript.
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Author Mark Twain dies of angina pectoris at 6:30 pm, Redding CT. Buried in Elmira, NY. |
| 29 Jun 1933 |
Actor Fatty Arbuckle dies of a heart attack, Hollywood CA. Cremated, ashes scattered in Pacific ocean. |
| 12 Dec 1939 |
Actor Douglas Fairbanks dies in his sleep of a heart attack at his home in Santa Monica, CA. |
| 3 Aug 1955 |
Brazilian dancer Carmen Miranda dies of a heart attack at her home in Beverly Hills, CA. One million people attended her funeral in Rio de Janiero. |
| 16 Aug 1956 |
Silent film actor and star of Plan 9 from Outer Space, Bela Lugosi dies of a heart attack in his apartment Los Angeles CA. He was buried wearing his Dracula cape. Since he died at the beginning of filming of Plan 9, most of his role was played by other actors with the face obscured. |
| 16 Nov 1960 |
Actor Clark Gable dies of a heart attack, Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. He had a previous heart attack on the 6th. Hospital spokesman B. J. Caldwell: "He appeared to be doing fine. He was sitting up, the he put his head back on the pillow and that was that." |
| 21 Jul 1967 |
Sherlock Holmes actor Basil Rathbone dies of a heart attack, at his home in New York City. |
| 29 Jul 1974 |
Cass Elliot dies. Death certificate reads: "Fatty Myocardial Degeneration due to Obesity. Natural Causes." Yes, even her death was "fatty". |
| 28 Jun 1975 |
Director of The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling dies after a heart bypass operation, Rochester NY. |
| 14 Oct 1977 |
Entertainer Bing Crosby dies of a heart attack on a golf course in Madrid, Spain. |
| 5 Nov 1977 |
Big Bandleader Guy Lombardo (Gaetano Alberto Lombardo) dies of a heart attack following open-heart surgery, Houston TX. |
| 11 Jan 1982 |
Actor Paul Lynde found dead in West Hollywood, naked and with poppers in his hand. |
| 20 Jul 1984 |
Jim Fixx, running guru and author of The Complete Book of Running, drops dead of a heart attack while jogging. An autopsy revelas one coronary artery was 99% clogged, another 80%, and a third 70%. He also had apparently had smaller attacks in the weeks before his death which he had ignored. |
| 12 Dec 1988 |
Tony Provenzano, a figure in the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa, dies of a heart attack in prison. |
| 23 Jan 1989 |
Surrealist artist Salvador Dali dies from heart failure and respiratory complications, Figueras Spain. |
| 24 Oct 1991 |
Gene Roddenberry, creator of the Star Trek science fiction franchise, dies in a Santa Monica, California hospital after a heart attack. |
| 5 Dec 1991 |
Multiple murderer Richard Speck dies of a heart attack in prison. |
| 4 Mar 1994 |
Actor John Candy dies of a heart attack during filming of Wagons East on location in Durango, Mexico. |
| 23 Apr 1995 |
Sportscaster Howard Cosell dies of a heart embolism, New York University Hospital for Joint Diseases. |
| 1 Jul 1995 |
Radio DJ Wolfman Jack dies of a heart attack, Belvidere, NC. |
| 18 Jan 1996 |
Pool player Minnesota Fats (Rudolf Walter Wanderone) dies of congestive heart failure, Nashville TN. |
| 30 Nov 1996 |
Ukelele player Tiny Tim dies of a heart attack while playing Tiptoe, Minneapolis MN. |
| 29 Oct 1997 |
Anton Szandor LaVey, founder of the First Church of Satan and author of The Satanic Bible, dies from a cardiac arrest at St. Mary's Hospital in San Francisco. His death certificate incorrectly lists the date as October 31.
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| 29 Nov 1999 |
Match Game show host Gene Rayburn dies of congestive heart failure, Gloucester, MA. Colin Quinn, on Saturday Night Live's fake news: "Gene Rayburn passed away this week. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that people send blank." |
| 12 Dec 1999 |
Author of Catch 22, Joseph Heller, dies of a heart attack at his home in East Hampton, Long Island, soon after completing what was intended to be his final novel. |
| 28 Dec 1999 |
The Lone Ranger Claytone Moore dies of a heart attack, Los Angeles CA. |
| 23 May 2000 |
Cartoonist B. Dwaine Tinsley dies of a heart attack. He is best known for his cartoon Chester the Molester in Hustler magazine. |
| 1 Jul 2000 |
Actor Walter Matthau dies of a heart attack, but also had colon cancer which had spread to liver, lungs and brain. Los Angeles, CA. |
| 13 Mar 2001 |
Serial killer Henry Lee Lucas dies in his cell of heart failure. |
| 11 May 2001 |
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy author Douglas Adams dies suddenly of a heart attack while on his treadmill, Santa Barbara CA. |
| 13 Jan 2002 |
Film director Ted Demme (among his credits, Blow, producer of Yo! MTV Raps!), dies of a heart attack while playing basketball in Los Angeles. He was pronounced dead at 5:28 pm at UCLA Medical Center. Demme had small amounts of cocaine in his system, which may have contributed to his death. |
| 31 Aug 2002 |
Jazz musician Lionel Hampton dies of a heart attack, Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York City. |
| 18 Nov 2002 |
Actor, Our Man Flint, James Coburn dies of a sudden heart attack at his home in Santa Monica CA, while listening to music with his wife. |
| 11 Sep 2003 |
Actor John Ritter dies at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center after suffering a tear in his aorta on the set of his television show. |
| 8 Sep 2003 |
Filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl dies from heart failure at her home in P÷cking, 10:50 pm. |
| 26 Sep 2003 |
Musician Robert Palmer dies of a heart attack at the Warwick Hotel, Paris. |
| 5 Nov 2003 |
Righteous Brother Bobby Hatfield dies of a heart attack in Kalamazoo, MI. The cause was later determined to be a cocaine overdose. |
| 13 Nov 2004 |
Rapper Ol' Dirty Bastard (a.k.a. Russell Tyrone Jones) dies of heart failure after complaining of chest pains. A subsequent autopsy reveals ODB overdosed on cocaine and painkillers. |


MSNBC's Atlanta Debate Draws 6.5 Million Viewers, the Lowest of Any Debate in 2019 Cycle
Wednesday’s Dem debate drops 31% in key demo from CNN’s last month
by Lindsey EllefsonTen Democratic candidates appeared on stage in Atlanta, Georgia, for the fifth Democratic presidential debate on Wednesday evening, which garnered 6.506 million overall viewers, according to early Nielsen data.
It was the least-watched of seven nights of Democratic candidates debating so far this year, but not the least-watched on MSNBC, which previously partnered with other channels for simulcasts that delivered higher numbers.
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Of the 6.5 million viewers — who tuned in to see former Vice President Joe Biden, New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, California Sen. Kamala Harris, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, billionaire Tom Steyer, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, and entrepreneur Andrew Yang — 1.673 million were in the advertiser-coveted age range of 25-54. Further, 550,000 were between 18-34.
MSNBC’s Wednesday debate was down -31% in the key 25-54 demo and -24% in total viewers from the previous debate, hosted by CNN.
Also Read:
CNN drew 8.3 million viewers in October for 2019’s fourth Democratic debate. Until last night, that was the lowest tally thus far in the race leading up to the 2020 presidential election. To be fair to the cable news channel, two of the other three rounds were presented at least partially on broadcast television, which is available in many more homes than cable is.
Wednesday’s debate was only on MSNBC and did not simultaneously air on NBC’s broadcast channel.
MSNBC’s previous debate, held over two nights in Miami in June, brought in 18.1 million viewers overall on its second night and 15.268 million on its first, but only with support from NBC and Telemundo. On MSNBC itself, the first night’s broadcast, June 26, fared poorer than Wednesday’s: Only 5.873 million tuned into MSNBC that evening. The second night, 6.681 million turned on the cable channel to see its collaborative debate effort with NBC and Telemundo.


My trigger normally occurs when I cannot solve a problem, after working on it for some time and exhausting all perceivable options. I think overall mood, stress levels and self awareness have a huge influence on how disproportionate my response is. Sometimes I may not be able to understand something soon after learning it and this can trigger feelings of incompetence, frustration or anger on the odd occasion. Other times I may work on a problem for hours, not be able to find a solution and be content with it, then ask for help and still not find the solution... by that stage it's no longer OK and I'm pulling my hair out. The main trigger for me is when it feels like it should be working, but it's not!
This is excellent. I sometimes find myself reacting too early in situations and let my emotions take over. I look forward to practicing this habit. It seems like a lot to get through in a short time frame. I like the focus on step 1, to 'stop'. Hopefully the other steps in the process will be more natural after that first step. However I can always refer back to the mnemonic: Siberian North Rail Road.


Class DataSource
DataSource base class
Long description for file
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Direct known subclasses
DboSourceIndirect known subclasses
DboAdodb, DboDb2, DboPear, DboPostgres, DboPostgresTestDb, DboSqlite, DboSybase, DboTest, DboFirebird, DboMssql, DboMssqlTestDb, DboMysql, DboMysqli, DboMysqlTestDb, DboOdbc, DboOracleCopyright: Copyright 2005-2008, Cake Software Foundation, Inc.
License: The MIT License
Located at cake/libs/model/datasources/datasource.php
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This world is going app crazy. There are so many talented people out there creating apps, but no way to get your ideas into them. App crazy lets you do that.
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Once you earn credits on AppCray-Z through cooperative development, you apply for paid apprenticeships with developers. Paid apprenticeships give you more responsibility and a chance to cash in on the success of the app.
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There is nothing like a Sunday afternoon and a really good used bookstore. Today my friend and I wandered into a new one on our way home from lunch. Lorem Ipsum, located in Inman Square, Cambridge, is a quiet unassuming little store. I was deceived at first by the simple arrangements and seemingly few bookshelves. I noticed one tiny spot labeled, "Good books for kids" and figured it was the only kids book section. In this section of 20ish books they did have two books on the list in my brain of "Good Books to Buy."
Section 2
"This store is pretty cool, but their children's section is seriously lacking," I mumbled to my friend. Oh me. Turn the corner and there was the kids book section I was looking for, which was NOT seriously lacking! Although it was restricted to two and a half book shelves, these shelves were packed with the best of the best. Soon I had a stack of books I had to have. Then I added some numbers in my head and quietly re-shelved a few of the books.
Section 3
My favorite section was the quirky children's books. (It had a really cool name but I can't remember right now...) Here I found old copies of books, strange children's books never heard of, and titles that made me laugh out loud, such as: Peep Show: A little book of Rhymes. Ha!


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This site shows you videos from youtube with zero views. It's strange, and reminds me of the segments sometimes played in films or documentaries to capture the essence of a time period. I seem to get a lot of home movie type of thing. If you press spacebar, it replaces the video audio with some peaceful piano.
http://astronaut.io/#


The day after the Festival of Birds dawned to strong winds off the Sea of Storms that actually cut the heat in Ebou Dar. A sky without a cloud and the red-gold dome of the sun on the horizon gave promises for once the wind died, though. Mat hurried down through the Tarasin Palace with his green coat undone and his shirt only half-laced in anticipation. He did not quite jump at every sound, but he did give a start, considerably more wide-eyed than he liked, whenever one of the serving women passed, swishing her petticoats and smiling at him. Every last one of them smiled, in a particularly . . . knowing . . . way. It was all he could do not to run.
At the last, he slowed, easing onto the shaded walk bordering the stableyard almost on tiptoe. Between the fluted columns of the walk, yellowish reedy plants in big red pottery bowls and vines with wide, red-striped leaves dangling from metal baskets on chains formed a thin screen. Unconsciously, he tugged his hat lower to obscure his face.
His hands ran along his spear—an ashandarei, Birgitte called it—unthinkingly fingering the haft as if he might need to defend himself. The dice tumbled inside his head fiercely, yet that had nothing to do with his uneasiness. The source of that was Tylin.
Six closed coaches with the green Anchor and Sword of House Mitsobar lacquered on the doors already waited in line before the tall arched outer gates with teams hitched and liveried drivers mounted. He could see Nalesean yawning in a yellow-striped coat on the far side of them, and Vanin sat slumped atop an upended barrel not far from the stable doors, apparently asleep. Most of the other Redarms were squatting patiently on the stableyard flagstones; a few tossed dice in the shadow of the huge white stables. Elayne stood between Mat and the coaches, just the other side of the screen of plants. Reanne Corly was with her, and close by, seven more of the women who were at that peculiar meeting he had burst into the evening before; Reanne was the only one not wearing the red belt of a Wise Woman. He had half-expected them not to appear this morning. They had the features of women used to ordering their own lives and other’s, and most had at least a bit of gray in their hair, yet they watched fresh-faced Elayne with an air of expectation, seemingly on their toes, as though ready to jump at her command. The whole lot caught less than half his attention, though; none of them was the woman who had him ready to jump out of his skin.
“We do not need them, Mistress Corly,” Elayne said.  “I’ve told them to remain here until we return. We will attract less attention, especially across the river, without anyone recognizably Aes Sedai.” Her notion of what to wear visiting the roughest part of the city without attracting attention was a wide green hat with green-dyed plumes, a light dustcloak of green linen worked in golden scrolls hanging down her back, and a high-necked green silk riding dress with gold embroidery climbing the divided skirts and thickly emphasizing the oval that exposed half her bosom. She even wore one of those necklaces for a marriage knife. That broad band of woven gold would make every thief’s hand in the Rahad itch. She carried no weapon beyond a small belt knife. But as to that, what weapon did a woman who could channel need? Of course, every one of those red belts had a curved dagger tucked behind it. So did Reane’s belt of plain worked leather.
Reanne removed a large blue straw hat, frowned at it, then put it back on and retied the ribbons. Elayne’s tone did not seem to be what was bothering her. She put on a diffident smile with the hat, and a timid tone. “But why does Merilille Sedai think we are lying, Elayne Sedai?”
“They all do,” one of the red-belts said breathlessly. All of them wore Ebou Dari dresses in sober colors, with narrow plunging necklines and skirts sewn up on one side to expose layered petticoats, but only this one, bone-lean and with more white than black in her long hair, had the olive skin and dark eyes of an Ebou Dari.
Mat frowned up at the windows overlooking the stable-yard, those he could see from where he stood. Elaborate white wrought-iron screens covered some, white wooden screens of intricately carved piercework others. Not likely Tylin was up there; not likely she would appear in the stableyard. He had been very careful not to wake her getting dressed. Besides, she would not try anything here. At least, he did not think she would.   He was not going to put up with it anymore. He was not. Light, who was he trying to fool? If they did not grab this Bowl of the Winds and get out of Ebou Dar, Tylin would be pinching his bottom and calling him her little pigeon again tonight.
“It’s your ages, Reanne.” Elayne did not exactly sound hesitant—she never did that—but her tone became very careful. “It is considered rude among Aes Sedai to speak of age, but . . . Reanne, apparently no Aes Sedai since the Breaking has lived as long as any of you in the Knitting Circle claim.” That was the odd name these Kin gave their ruling council. “In your own case, not by over a hundred years.” The red-belts gasped, going wide-eyed. A slender brown-eyed woman with pale honey hair gave a nervous giggle and instantly covered her mouth at Reanne’s whip-quick “Famelle!”
“That can’t be possible,” Reanne said faintly to Elayne. “Surely, Aes Sedai must—”
“Good morning,” Mat said, stepping past the screen of plants. The whole discussion was idiotic; everyone knew Aes Sedai lived longer than anybody else. Instead of wasting time, they should be on their way to the Rahad. “Where are Thom and Juilin? And Nynaeve.” She had to have come back last night, or Elayne would have been in a swivet. “Blood and ashes, I don’t see Birgitte either.  Is Aviendha coming?”
She frowned at him slightly, with just a flicker of her eyes toward Reanne, and he knew she was deciding what performance to give him. Wide-eyed innocence might damage her standing with these women as much as flashing her dimple at him would; Elayne always expected that dimple to work where all else failed. Her chin rose slightly. “Thom and Juilin are helping Aviendha and Birgitte watch Carridin’s palace, Mat.” It was to be the Daughter-Heir in near full-bloom. Not the whole flowering, since she surely knew how he would react to that, but a voice full of certainty, cool blue eyes demanding, and that pretty face chill if not exactly frozen with arrogance. Was there any woman in the world who was just one person? “Nynaeve will be down shortly, I’m sure. There is no reason for you to come, you know, Mat.  You could enjoy yourself right here in the palace until we return.”
“Carridin!” he cried. “Elayne, we aren’t staying in Ebou Dar to settle Jaichim Carridin. We are getting the Bowl, then you or Nynaeve is going to make a gateway, and we are leaving. Is that clear? And I’m going with you to the Rahad.” Enjoy himself! The Light only knew what Tylin would get up to if he remained in the palace all day. The very thought made him want to laugh hysterically.
 They should have known from yesterday that he was not intimidated by Aes Sedai, yet even Reanne gave him such a scowl he half thought she might try to box his ears. Apparently, if they were going to fall all over themselves around Aes Sedai, then everybody else had to as well.
Elayne struggled with herself visibly. Her lips compressed, but one thing he had to give her; she was too smart to go on with what obviously would not work. On the other hand, she was snooty to the bone however she tried. And the other women were watching. “Mat, you know we cannot leave until we have used the Bowl.” That haughty chin remained high, and her tone was at best halfway between explaining and telling. “It might require days for us to be sure of how to use it, perhaps even half a week or more, and we might as well finish Carridin if we can in that time.” Such a crackle entered her voice on the Whitecloak’s name that you might have thought she bore the man a personal grudge, but something else leaped out and clamped a fist on his thoughts.
“Half a week!” Feeling strangled, he put a finger behind the scarf knotted around his neck and tugged to ease it. Tylin had used that length of black silk to tie his hands last night before he knew what she was doing. Half a week. Or more! Despite his best efforts, his voice became a touch frantic. “Elayne, surely you can use the Bowl anywhere. It doesn’t have to be here. Egwene must want you back as soon as possible; she can use a friend or two, I’ll wager.” By the last he had seen, she could use a few hundred. Maybe once he got these women back, Egwene would be ready to give up that nonsense about being Amyrlin and let him take her to Rand along with Elayne and Nynaeve and Aviendha. “And what about Rand, Elayne? Caemlyn. The Lion Throne. Blood and ashes, you know you want to reach Caemlyn quick as you can so Rand can give you the Lion Throne.”  He would have said she was indignant, except of course that she had no cause.
She opened her mouth angrily to argue as soon as he finished, and he set himself, ready to list her promises and to the Pit of Doom with what that did to her in the eyes of Reanne and the rest. By their faces, they would have snubbed him short already in her place.
Before anyone could say anything, though, a round graying woman in House Mitsobar livery was curtsying, first to Elayne, then to the women wearing red belts, and finally to him. “Queen Tylin sends this, Master Cauthon,” Laren said, holding out a basket with a striped cloth over the contents and small red flowers woven around the handle. “You did not breakfast, and you must maintain your strength.”
Mat’s cheeks warmed. The woman merely looked at him, but she had seen considerably more of him than when she first showed him into Tylin’s presence. Considerably more. She had brought supper on a tray last night, while he tried to hide under the silk bedsheet. He did not understand it.  He just could not understand.
“Are you sure you wouldn’t rather remain here?” Elayne asked. “I’m sure Tylin would enjoy your company for breakfast. The Queen said she finds you wonderfully entertaining and courteously compliant,” she added in a doubtful tone.
Mat fled for the coaches with the basket in one hand and his ashandarei in the other.
“Are all northern men so shy?” Laren said.
He risked a glance over his shoulder without stopping, and heaved a sigh of relief. The serving woman was already gathering her skirts, turning to walk though the screen of plants, and Elayne was motioning Reanne and the Wise Women into a circle close around her. Even so, he shivered. Women were going to be the death of him yet.
Rounding the nearest coach, he nearly dropped the basket at the sight of Beslan seated on the coach step, sunlight gleaming along the narrow blade of his sword as he examined the edge. “What are you doing here?” Mat exclaimed.
Beslan slid the sword into its sheath, a grin splitting his face. “Coming with you to the Rahad. I suspect you’ll find more fun for us.”
“There had better be some fun,” Nalesean yawned into his hand. “I didn’t get very much sleep last night, and now you drag me off when there are Sea Folk women about.”
“There’ll be no fun if I can help it,” Mat muttered. Nalesean had not gotten much sleep? Hah! The whole lot of them had been out enjoying themselves at the festival. Not that he had not enjoyed himself in patches, but only when he could forget he was with a woman who thought he was some sort of bloody doll. “What Sea Folk women?”
“When Nynaeve Sedai returned last night, she brought a dozen or more, Mat.” Beslan blew out his breath, and his hands made swaying motions. “The way they move, Mat . . . ”
Mat shook his head. He was not thinking clearly; Tylin was scrambling his brains. Nynaeve and Elayne had told him about the Windfinders, reluctantly and in sworn secrecy, after trying to hold back even where Nynaeve wanted to go, much less why. And not a single blush at the effort, either. “Women keep promises in their own way,” so the saying went. Come to think of it, Lawtin and Belvyn were not with the rest of the Redarms. Maybe Nynaeve thought to make up for the other by keeping them with her now. “ . . . In their own way.” But if she had the Windfinders already in the palace, surely it would not take half a week to use the Bowl. Light, please not!
As if thinking of her had been a summons, Nynaeve came strolling through the screen of plants into the stable-yard. Mat’s jaw dropped. The tall man in a dark green coat on her arm was Lan! Or rather, she was on his, clinging to it with both hands, smiling up at him. With any other woman, Mat would have said she was moon-eyed and dreaming, but this was Nynaeve.
She gave a start once she realized where she was, and took a hasty step to one side, though she still held on to Lan’s hand for a moment. Her choice of dresses was no better than Elayne’s, all blue silk and green embroidery, cut low enough to show a heavy gold ring that would have rattled on her two thumbs together, dangling into her cleavage on a thin gold chain. The wide hat she carried by its ribbons was trimmed with blue plumes, her dustcloak green linen embroidered in blue. She and Elayne made the other women drab by comparison in their woolens.
In any case, whether or not she had been calf-eyes a moment before, she was all herself now, shifting her braid around. “Join the other men now, Lan,” she said peremptorily, “and we can go. The last four coaches are for the men.”
“As you say,” Lan replied, bowing with a hand on his sword hilt.
She watched him stride toward Mat with an expression of wonder, probably unable to believe he was obeying so meekly, then gave herself a shake and recovered her bristly self again. Gathering up Elayne and the other women, she herded them toward the first two coaches like a woman shooing geese. By the way she shouted for someone to open the stableyard gates, no one would have known she had been the one delaying their departure. She shouted at the drivers, too, setting them to snatching up their reins and flourishing their long whips; it was a marvel they waited for anyone to climb aboard.
Scrambling awkwardly after Lan and Nalesean and Beslan into the third coach, Mat propped his spear across the door and sat down hard with the basket on his lap as the coach lurched forward. “Where did you come from, Lan?” he burst out as soon as introductions were out of the way. “You’re the last man I expected to see. Where have you been? Light, I thought you were dead. I know Rand’s afraid you are. And letting Nynaeve order you around. Why in the Light would you do that?”
The stone-faced Warder seemed to consider which question to answer. “Nynaeve and I were married last night by the Mistress of the Ships,” he said finally. “The Atha’an Miere have several . . . unusual . . . marriage customs. There were surprises for both of us.” A small smile touched his mouth, if nothing else. He shrugged slightly; seemingly that was all the answer he intended to give.
 Nalesean had had a good bit of Nynaeve’s company.
Mat just sat there swaying with the coach’s motion and staring. Nynaeve married? Lan married to Nynaeve? The man was mad. No wonder his eyes looked so bleak. Mat would as soon have stuffed a rabid fox down his own shirt.
If Lan noticed that not everyone was overjoyed, he gave no sign. Except for his eyes, he looked no different than Mat remembered. Maybe a little harder, if that was possible. “There is something more important,” Lan said. “Nynaeve doesn’t want you to know, Mat, but you need to hear it. Your two men are dead, killed by Moghedien. I am sorry, but if it is any consolation, they truly were dead before they knew. Nynaeve thinks Moghedien must be gone, or she’d have tried again, but I am not so certain. It seems she has a personal enmity toward Nynaeve, although Nynaeve managed to avoid telling me why.” Again the smile; Lan seemed unaware of it. “Not all of it, at least, and it does not matter. Best you know what might be facing us beyond the river, though.”
“Moghedien,” Beslan breathed, eyes shining. The man was probably seeing fun.
“Moghedien,” Nalesean breathed, but in his case, it was more of a groan, and he gave his pointed beard a fitful jerk.

“I hope you don’t include my wife,” Lan said coldly, one hand gripping the hilt of his sword, and Mat quickly raised his own hands.
“Of course not. Just Elayne and . . . and the Kin.”
After a moment, Lan nodded, and Mat breathed a small sigh of relief. It would be just like Nynaeve to get him killed by her husband—her husband!—when sure as bread was brown, she would have hidden the fact that one of the Forsaken might be in the city. Even Moghedien did not really frighten him, not so long as he had the foxhead around his neck, but the medallion could not protect Nalesean or any of the rest. No doubt Nynaeve thought she and Elayne would do that. They let him bring along the Redarms, all the while laughing up their sleeves at him while they—
“Aren’t you going to read my mother’s note, Mat?” Until Beslan mentioned it, he had not realized there was a sheet of paper, folded small, tucked in between the basket and the striped cloth. Just enough showed to reveal the green seal impressed with the Anchor and Sword.
He broke the wax with his thumb and unfolded the page, holding it so Beslan could not see what was written. As well he did; or then again, considering how the other man saw things, maybe it did not matter. Either way, Mat was just as glad no eyes but his saw those words. His heart sank deeper by the line.
Mat, my sweet,
I am having your things moved to my apartments. So much more convenient. By the time you return, Riselle will be in your old rooms to look after young Olver. He seems to enjoy her company.
I have seamstresses coming to measure you. I will enjoy watching that. You must wear shorter coats. And new breeches, of course. You have a delightful bottom. Duckling, who is this Daughter of the Nine Moons I made you think of? I have thought of several delicious ways to make you tell me.
Tylin
The others were all looking at him expectantly. Well, Lan was simply looking, but his gaze was more unnerving than the rest; that stare seemed almost . . . dead.
“The Queen thinks I need new clothes,” Mat said, stuffing the note into his coat pocket. “I think I’ll take a nap.”
He pulled the brim of his hat down over his eyes, but he did not close them, staring out the window, where the tied-back curtain let in occasional eddies of dust. It also let in the wind, though, which was considerably better than the heat of a closed coach.
Moghedien and Tylin. Of the two, he would rather confront Moghedien. He touched the foxhead hanging in the open neck of his shirt. At least he had some protection against Moghedien.  Unless he could find some way to make Nynaeve and Elayne leave Ebou Dar before tonight, everybody was going to know. Sullenly, he tugged his hat lower.  In another minute, he was afraid he might just start crying.


Studio Ghibli is a Japanese film studio that makes wonderful movies. A lot of their productions are anime (animated) films, much like Disney. They have produced many award winning films, such as the following:
| Title | Year | Trailers |
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| Grave of the Fireflies | 1988 | |
| My Neighbor Totoro | ||
| Princess Mononoke | 1997 | |
| Spirited Away | 2001 | |
| Howl's Moving Castle | 2004 | |
| Ponyo | 2008 |
Great things about these movies:
- Family friendly (Grave of the Fireflies is a bit dark)
- Fun
- Short
- Great to rewatch
You can learn more about Studio Ghibli on Wikipedia. The wikipedia article lists all of their films, plus much more information about each film. It doesn't have links to the trailers though!


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Former England player Joe Worsley is back coaching in France
by Online EditorsEngland World Cup winner Joe Worsley has landed himself a new coaching role – coaching defence at Top 14 outfit Castres.
The 42-year-old, who was part of Clive Woodward’s all-conquering squad of 2003 in Australia, had recently been a technical adviser with Georgia at the World Cup in France.
After spending his entire playing career at Wasps, Worsley’s coaching career took off in France where he spent seven years involved at Bordeaux, initially as defence coach before climbing the ranks into the head coaching role.
He stepped away from them earlier this year but now, following a hiatus with the Georgians in Japan, he has arrived back in France for a job at Castres, who were beaten last weekend in the Challenge Cup at Dragons.
Worcester are next up for Castres in Europe, but it is on the domestic front where the club will be hoping for Worsley to have an immediate impact having joined on a deal that will take him through to the end of this season.
(Continue reading below…)
After nine rounds in this year’s Top 14, Castres, now coached by former Argentina prop Mauricio Reggiardo, are struggling in ninth place with just four wins and a points differential of -17.
They resume their league schedule at La Rochelle on November 30 having lost all five away games this season, four in Top 14 and one in Europe.
WATCH: Episode two of The Season with Hamilton Boys’ High School – training ramps up a gear as the team hits the gym after the recent victory against Auckland Grammar


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I hung out today (virtually) with Sava and Liana, and we chatted about the potential for using GitHub Pages to "reclaim your domain." I'm working on a book right now (omg, the manuscript is due, like, Saturday) about the very topic, so I'm frustrated and amazed how hard it still is to articulate both the importance and the possibility for folks to do just that...
How to Reclaim Your Domain:
Part 1 (on the tech you'll need)
I made a couple of screencasts to demonstrate the next steps...
Part 2 (on setting up a GitHub repo and creating a GitHub Page)
Part 3 (Changing the DNS)
Part 4 (A First Look at how Jekyll works for blogging)


Lua has been the ROBLOX Studio programming language for years....
Jane doe bullied me!
Lorem Ipsum...


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waits for all jobs currently running on the thread pool. Has no effect when called from threads other than the one that created the pool.
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Definition at line 926 of file quickpool.hpp.
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arcgis.viz module¶
arcgis.viz.WebMap¶
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class
arcgis.viz.
WebMap
(webmapitem)¶ Bases:
collections.OrderedDict
Represents a webmap and provides access to it’s basemaps and operational layers as well as functionality to visualize and interact with them. http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/arcgis-web-map-json/index.html#/Web_map_format_overview/02qt00000007000000/
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update
()¶
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arcgis.viz.WebScene¶
arcgis.viz.MapView¶
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class
arcgis.viz.
MapView
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
ipywidgets.widgets.widget.DOMWidget
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add_layer
(item, options=None)¶ Adds layers from the provided item
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basemap
¶ A trait for unicode strings.
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center
¶ An instance of a Python list.
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clear_graphics
()¶
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draw
(shape, popup=None, symbol=None, attributes=None)¶ Draws a shape.
Arguments: shape is one of [“circle”, “downarrow”, “ellipse”, “extent”, “freehandpolygon”, “freehandpolyline”, “leftarrow”, “line”, “multipoint”, “point”, “polygon”, “polyline”, “rectangle”, “rightarrow”, “triangle”, “uparrow”, or geometry dict object]
popup is a dict containing “title” and “content” as keys that will be displayed when the shape is clicked
symbol is a symbol specified in json format as described at http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/arcgis-rest-api/index.html#//02r3000000n5000000 a default symbol is used is one is not specified
attributes is a dict containing name value pairs of fields and field values associated with the graphic.
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end_time
¶ A trait for unicode strings.
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extent
¶
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id
¶ A trait for unicode strings.
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mode
¶ A trait for unicode strings.
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on_click
(callback, remove=False)¶ Register a callback to execute when the map is clicked.
The callback will be called with one argument, the clicked widget instance.
- remove : bool (optional)
- Set to true to remove the callback from the list of callbacks.
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on_draw_end
(callback, remove=False)¶ Register a callback to execute when something is drawn
The callback will be called with two argument, the clicked widget instance, and the geometry drawn
- remove : bool (optional)
- Set to true to remove the callback from the list of callbacks.
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remove_layers
()¶
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set_time_extent
(start_time, end_time)¶
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start_time
¶ A trait for unicode strings.
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width
¶ A trait for unicode strings.
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zoom
¶ An int trait.
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