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This reports contain technical details on the execution of Dadaist2.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Input | /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample |
| Output | /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/dadaist_0.8.0/subsample-silva-default |
| Timestamp | 20210408 20:39:21 |
| Execution time | 4m 29s |
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:40 for 1.04s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D0_S188_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D0_S188_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D0_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D0_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D0.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110
Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 7793 total bases: 1955914 Q20 bases: 1861780(95.1872%) Q30 bases: 1810170(92.5485%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 7793 total bases: 1953534 Q20 bases: 1726416(88.374%) Q30 bases: 1614066(82.6229%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 7793 total bases: 1799970 Q20 bases: 1708262(94.905%) Q30 bases: 1657320(92.0749%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 7793 total bases: 1797590 Q20 bases: 1575545(87.6476%) Q30 bases: 1464970(81.4963%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 15586 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 13896 bases trimmed due to adapters: 168 Duplication rate: 26.3736% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 253 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D0.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D0_S188_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D0_S188_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D0_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D0_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D0.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:41 for 1.18s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D1_S189_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D1_S189_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D1_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D1_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D1.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 5869 total bases: 1473024 Q20 bases: 1391828(94.4878%) Q30 bases: 1348464(91.5439%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 5869 total bases: 1471648 Q20 bases: 1308416(88.9082%) Q30 bases: 1229967(83.5775%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 5869 total bases: 1355643 Q20 bases: 1276325(94.149%) Q30 bases: 1233521(90.9916%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 5869 total bases: 1354268 Q20 bases: 1194849(88.2284%) Q30 bases: 1117746(82.5351%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 11738 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 10762 bases trimmed due to adapters: 1 Duplication rate: 17.3333% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 253 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D1.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D1_S189_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D1_S189_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D1_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D1_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D1.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:43 for 0.97s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D141_S207_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D141_S207_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D141_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D141_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D141.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 5958 total bases: 1495347 Q20 bases: 1425359(95.3196%) Q30 bases: 1388281(92.8401%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 5958 total bases: 1493188 Q20 bases: 1310228(87.747%) Q30 bases: 1217917(81.5649%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 5958 total bases: 1376183 Q20 bases: 1307756(95.0278%) Q30 bases: 1271114(92.3652%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 5958 total bases: 1374024 Q20 bases: 1194475(86.9326%) Q30 bases: 1103485(80.3105%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 11916 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 10400 bases trimmed due to adapters: 8 Duplication rate: 10.7143% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D141.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D141_S207_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D141_S207_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D141_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D141_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D141.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:44 for 0.90s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D142_S208_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D142_S208_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D142_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D142_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D142.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 3183 total bases: 798912 Q20 bases: 764105(95.6432%) Q30 bases: 745531(93.3183%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 3183 total bases: 797648 Q20 bases: 691812(86.7315%) Q30 bases: 638520(80.0503%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 3183 total bases: 735252 Q20 bases: 701177(95.3655%) Q30 bases: 682849(92.8728%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 3183 total bases: 733988 Q20 bases: 630231(85.8639%) Q30 bases: 577655(78.7009%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 6366 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 5428 bases trimmed due to adapters: 0 Duplication rate: 24% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 0 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D142.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D142_S208_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D142_S208_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D142_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D142_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D142.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:45 for 0.85s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D143_S209_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D143_S209_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D143_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D143_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D143.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 3178 total bases: 797624 Q20 bases: 761664(95.4916%) Q30 bases: 742072(93.0353%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 3178 total bases: 796544 Q20 bases: 695494(87.3139%) Q30 bases: 643987(80.8476%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 3178 total bases: 734064 Q20 bases: 699020(95.226%) Q30 bases: 679670(92.59%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 3178 total bases: 732984 Q20 bases: 633977(86.4926%) Q30 bases: 583279(79.576%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 6356 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 5474 bases trimmed due to adapters: 0 Duplication rate: 20.7547% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D143.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D143_S209_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D143_S209_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D143_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D143_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D143.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:46 for 0.93s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D144_S210_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D144_S210_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D144_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D144_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D144.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 4827 total bases: 1211542 Q20 bases: 1145768(94.5711%) Q30 bases: 1111861(91.7724%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 4827 total bases: 1209516 Q20 bases: 1028996(85.075%) Q30 bases: 941297(77.8243%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 4827 total bases: 1114994 Q20 bases: 1050668(94.2308%) Q30 bases: 1017161(91.2257%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 4827 total bases: 1112967 Q20 bases: 936318(84.1281%) Q30 bases: 849968(76.3696%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 9654 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 7934 bases trimmed due to adapters: 17 Duplication rate: 21.6667% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D144.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D144_S210_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D144_S210_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D144_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D144_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D144.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:48 for 0.99s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D145_S211_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D145_S211_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D145_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D145_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D145.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 7377 total bases: 1851563 Q20 bases: 1765537(95.3539%) Q30 bases: 1720406(92.9164%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 7377 total bases: 1848416 Q20 bases: 1573021(85.101%) Q30 bases: 1437093(77.7473%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 7377 total bases: 1704022 Q20 bases: 1619936(95.0654%) Q30 bases: 1575344(92.4486%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 7377 total bases: 1700876 Q20 bases: 1430515(84.1046%) Q30 bases: 1296320(76.2148%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 14754 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 12144 bases trimmed due to adapters: 1 Duplication rate: 31.3953% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D145.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D145_S211_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D145_S211_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D145_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D145_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D145.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:49 for 0.89s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D146_S212_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D146_S212_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D146_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D146_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D146.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 5021 total bases: 1260202 Q20 bases: 1195680(94.88%) Q30 bases: 1161117(92.1374%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 5021 total bases: 1258570 Q20 bases: 1107912(88.0294%) Q30 bases: 1032060(82.0026%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 5020 total bases: 1159551 Q20 bases: 1096672(94.5773%) Q30 bases: 1062718(91.6491%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 5020 total bases: 1157919 Q20 bases: 1010783(87.2931%) Q30 bases: 936242(80.8556%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 10040 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 2 reads with adapter trimmed: 8838 bases trimmed due to adapters: 288 Duplication rate: 14.5455% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D146.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D146_S212_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D146_S212_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D146_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D146_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D146.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:50 for 5.32s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D147_S213_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D147_S213_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D147_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D147_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D147.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 17070 total bases: 4284410 Q20 bases: 4095597(95.593%) Q30 bases: 3993384(93.2073%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 17070 total bases: 4277194 Q20 bases: 3665315(85.6944%) Q30 bases: 3362295(78.6098%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 17070 total bases: 3942976 Q20 bases: 3759218(95.3396%) Q30 bases: 3658702(92.7904%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 17070 total bases: 3935759 Q20 bases: 3335420(84.7466%) Q30 bases: 3036422(77.1496%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 34140 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 27206 bases trimmed due to adapters: 69 Duplication rate: 12.3711% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D147.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D147_S213_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D147_S213_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D147_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D147_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D147.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 5 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:56 for 4.00s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D148_S214_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D148_S214_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D148_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D148_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D148.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 12405 total bases: 3113525 Q20 bases: 2970870(95.4182%) Q30 bases: 2893974(92.9485%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 12405 total bases: 3108849 Q20 bases: 2712242(87.2426%) Q30 bases: 2510990(80.7691%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 12405 total bases: 2865381 Q20 bases: 2726448(95.1513%) Q30 bases: 2650805(92.5114%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 12405 total bases: 2860710 Q20 bases: 2471675(86.4008%) Q30 bases: 2273009(79.4561%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 24810 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 21052 bases trimmed due to adapters: 83 Duplication rate: 9.21053% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D148.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D148_S214_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D148_S214_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D148_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D148_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D148.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 4 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:00 for 4.33s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D149_S215_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D149_S215_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D149_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D149_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D149.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 13083 total bases: 3283570 Q20 bases: 3126205(95.2075%) Q30 bases: 3041024(92.6133%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 13083 total bases: 3278781 Q20 bases: 2866585(87.4284%) Q30 bases: 2658465(81.0809%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 13083 total bases: 3021902 Q20 bases: 2868586(94.9265%) Q30 bases: 2784863(92.156%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 13083 total bases: 3017112 Q20 bases: 2613017(86.6066%) Q30 bases: 2407686(79.801%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 26166 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 22612 bases trimmed due to adapters: 17 Duplication rate: 13.5417% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D149.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D149_S215_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D149_S215_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D149_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D149_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D149.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 4 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:05 for 0.93s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D150_S216_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D150_S216_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D150_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D150_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D150.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 5509 total bases: 1382628 Q20 bases: 1318987(95.3971%) Q30 bases: 1283968(92.8643%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 5509 total bases: 1380722 Q20 bases: 1205351(87.2986%) Q30 bases: 1117365(80.9261%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 5509 total bases: 1272448 Q20 bases: 1210681(95.1458%) Q30 bases: 1176308(92.4445%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 5509 total bases: 1270542 Q20 bases: 1098380(86.4497%) Q30 bases: 1011318(79.5974%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 11018 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 9338 bases trimmed due to adapters: 0 Duplication rate: 15.7895% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D150.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D150_S216_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D150_S216_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D150_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D150_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D150.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:06 for 5.99s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D2_S190_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D2_S190_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D2_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D2_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D2.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 19620 total bases: 4924442 Q20 bases: 4711317(95.6721%) Q30 bases: 4596837(93.3474%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 19620 total bases: 4917683 Q20 bases: 4310303(87.6491%) Q30 bases: 4003016(81.4004%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 19620 total bases: 4532039 Q20 bases: 4324602(95.4229%) Q30 bases: 4211857(92.9351%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 19620 total bases: 4525282 Q20 bases: 3929278(86.8295%) Q30 bases: 3626015(80.1279%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 39240 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 34966 bases trimmed due to adapters: 4 Duplication rate: 27.7027% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D2.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D2_S190_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D2_S190_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D2_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D2_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D2.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 6 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:12 for 0.97s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D3_S191_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D3_S191_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D3_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D3_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D3.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 6758 total bases: 1696205 Q20 bases: 1619690(95.489%) Q30 bases: 1579885(93.1423%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 6758 total bases: 1693513 Q20 bases: 1474137(87.0461%) Q30 bases: 1363890(80.5361%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 6758 total bases: 1561045 Q20 bases: 1486387(95.2174%) Q30 bases: 1447131(92.7027%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 6758 total bases: 1558353 Q20 bases: 1342978(86.1793%) Q30 bases: 1234150(79.1958%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 13516 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 11696 bases trimmed due to adapters: 0 Duplication rate: 39.3939% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D3.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D3_S191_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D3_S191_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D3_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D3_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D3.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:14 for 0.91s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D5_S193_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D5_S193_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D5_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D5_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D5.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 4448 total bases: 1116401 Q20 bases: 1061302(95.0646%) Q30 bases: 1031817(92.4235%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 4448 total bases: 1115006 Q20 bases: 973168(87.2792%) Q30 bases: 904231(81.0965%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 4448 total bases: 1027441 Q20 bases: 973610(94.7607%) Q30 bases: 944510(91.9284%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 4448 total bases: 1026046 Q20 bases: 886769(86.4259%) Q30 bases: 818680(79.7898%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 8896 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 7716 bases trimmed due to adapters: 0 Duplication rate: 20% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 253 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D5.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D5_S193_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D5_S193_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D5_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D5_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D5.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 0 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:15 for 1.05s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D6_S194_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D6_S194_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D6_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D6_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D6.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 7989 total bases: 2005171 Q20 bases: 1916532(95.5795%) Q30 bases: 1869292(93.2236%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 7989 total bases: 2002558 Q20 bases: 1760851(87.9301%) Q30 bases: 1639465(81.8685%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 7989 total bases: 1845388 Q20 bases: 1759084(95.3233%) Q30 bases: 1712491(92.7984%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 7989 total bases: 1842777 Q20 bases: 1605757(87.1379%) Q30 bases: 1486156(80.6476%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 15978 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 14336 bases trimmed due to adapters: 4 Duplication rate: 64.881% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D6.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D6_S194_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D6_S194_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D6_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D6_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D6.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:16 for 0.91s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D7_S195_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D7_S195_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D7_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D7_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D7.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 5129 total bases: 1287342 Q20 bases: 1234208(95.8726%) Q30 bases: 1206272(93.7025%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 5129 total bases: 1285368 Q20 bases: 1124901(87.5159%) Q30 bases: 1043858(81.2108%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 5129 total bases: 1184762 Q20 bases: 1133099(95.6394%) Q30 bases: 1105562(93.3151%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 5129 total bases: 1182788 Q20 bases: 1025269(86.6824%) Q30 bases: 945379(79.928%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 10258 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 9072 bases trimmed due to adapters: 0 Duplication rate: 26.9231% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 252 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D7.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D7_S195_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D7_S195_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D7_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D7_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D7.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:17 for 0.89s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D8_S196_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D8_S196_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D8_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D8_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D8.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 5294 total bases: 1328727 Q20 bases: 1263542(95.0942%) Q30 bases: 1229075(92.5002%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 5294 total bases: 1327298 Q20 bases: 1182193(89.0676%) Q30 bases: 1110909(83.697%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 5294 total bases: 1222846 Q20 bases: 1159215(94.7965%) Q30 bases: 1125223(92.0167%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 5294 total bases: 1221417 Q20 bases: 1079533(88.3837%) Q30 bases: 1009406(82.6422%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 10588 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 9738 bases trimmed due to adapters: 2 Duplication rate: 25.8824% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 253 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D8.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D8_S196_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D8_S196_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D8_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D8_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D8.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:19 for 0.96s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D9_S197_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D9_S197_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/F3D9_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/F3D9_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D9.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 7070 total bases: 1774487 Q20 bases: 1694396(95.4865%) Q30 bases: 1651429(93.0652%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 7070 total bases: 1772522 Q20 bases: 1574025(88.8014%) Q30 bases: 1476473(83.2979%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 7070 total bases: 1633087 Q20 bases: 1555002(95.2186%) Q30 bases: 1512624(92.6236%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 7070 total bases: 1631122 Q20 bases: 1437046(88.1017%) Q30 bases: 1341227(82.2273%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 14140 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 12980 bases trimmed due to adapters: 0 Duplication rate: 15.6627% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 253 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D9.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D9_S197_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/F3D9_S197_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/F3D9_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/F3D9_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/F3D9.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 secondsShell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:20 for 0.85s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
-w 8
-i "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/Mock_S280_L001_R1_001.fastq"
-I "/home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/Mock_S280_L001_R2_001.fastq"
-o "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/for/Mock_R1.fastq.gz
-O "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt"/rev/Mock_R2.fastq.gz
--trim_front1 20
--trim_front2 20
--detect_adapter_for_pe
--disable_quality_filtering
--n_base_limit 1
--json "/tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/Mock.json"
--html /dev/null
--trim_tail1 0
--trim_tail2 0
--length_required 110Standard output
Standard error
Detecting adapter sequence for read1... No adapter detected for read1 Detecting adapter sequence for read2... No adapter detected for read2 Read1 before filtering: total reads: 4779 total bases: 1199027 Q20 bases: 1129105(94.1684%) Q30 bases: 1093050(91.1614%) Read2 before filtering: total reads: 4779 total bases: 1197710 Q20 bases: 1085627(90.6419%) Q30 bases: 1035678(86.4715%) Read1 after filtering: total reads: 4779 total bases: 1103445 Q20 bases: 1034947(93.7924%) Q30 bases: 999505(90.5804%) Read2 aftering filtering: total reads: 4779 total bases: 1102128 Q20 bases: 993144(90.1115%) Q30 bases: 944345(85.6838%) Filtering result: reads passed filter: 9558 reads failed due to low quality: 0 reads failed due to too many N: 0 reads failed due to too short: 0 reads with adapter trimmed: 9244 bases trimmed due to adapters: 4 Duplication rate: 18.1818% Insert size peak (evaluated by paired-end reads): 253 JSON report: /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/Mock.json HTML report: /dev/null fastp -w 8 -i /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/Mock_S280_L001_R1_001.fastq -I /home/ubuntu/volume/16s/mothur-sop/subsample/Mock_S280_L001_R2_001.fastq -o /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/Mock_R1.fastq.gz -O /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/Mock_R2.fastq.gz --trim_front1 20 --trim_front2 20 --detect_adapter_for_pe --disable_quality_filtering --n_base_limit 1 --json /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/Mock.json --html /dev/null --trim_tail1 0 --trim_tail2 0 --length_required 110 fastp v0.20.1, time used: 1 seconds
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:40:21 for 188.01s and returned 0
'Command
Rscript
--vanilla /home/ubuntu/volume/dadaist2/bin/D2-dada.R /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/dada2/dada2.tsv /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/dada2/stats.tsv /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/for/filtered /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/rev/filtered 231 215 0 0 1 1.5 10 consensus 1 32 10000 /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt do_plots /home/ubuntu/volume/dadaist2/refs/silva_nr_v138_train_set.fa.gz no 0 0
Standard output
R version 4.0.3 (2020-10-10) #DADA2: 1.18.0 / Rcpp: 1.0.6 / RcppParallel: 5.0.3 2021-04-08 20:40:33 [1] Filtering reads .................... 2021-04-08 20:41:47 [2] Learning Error Rates 2872947 total bases in 12437 reads from 3 samples will be used for learning the error rates. 2673955 total bases in 12437 reads from 3 samples will be used for learning the error rates. 2021-04-08 20:41:58 [3] Denoise remaining samples * Sample by sample 2021-04-08 20:42:20 [4] Remove chimeras (method = consensus) 2021-04-08 20:42:20 [5.1] Taxonomy 2021-04-08 20:43:29 [6] Write output * /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/dada2/dada2.tsv * /tmp/dadaist2_oaSFvt/taxonomy.tsvStandard error
Loading required package: Rcpp Duplicate sequences in merged output. Duplicate sequences in merged output. Duplicate sequences in merged output. Duplicate sequences in merged output. Duplicate sequences detected and merged. Duplicate sequences detected and merged. Duplicate sequences detected and merged. Duplicate sequences detected and merged.
Not available.
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:22 for 0.01s and returned 0
'Command
Rscript
--version 2>&1
Standard output
R scripting front-end version 4.0.3 (2020-10-10)Standard error
Shell command /home/ubuntu/volume/dadaist2/bin/dadaist2-assigntax
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:22 for 0.22s and returned 0
'Command
/home/ubuntu/volume/dadaist2/bin/dadaist2-assigntax --versionStandard output
dadaist2-assigntax 1.1.0Standard error
[35;1m DADAIST2 Assign Taxonomy[0mShell command /home/ubuntu/volume/dadaist2/bin/dadaist2-assigntax
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:22 for 0.22s and returned 0
'Command
/home/ubuntu/volume/dadaist2/bin/dadaist2-assigntax --versionStandard output
dadaist2-assigntax 1.1.0Standard error
[35;1m DADAIST2 Assign Taxonomy[0mShell command clustalo
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:22 for 0.01s and returned 0
'Command
clustalo
--version 2>&1Standard output
1.2.4Standard error
Shell command echo
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:22 for 17.44s and returned 0
'Command
echo "library(dada2)" | R
--no-save > /dev/nullStandard output
Standard error
Loading required package: RcppShell command /home/ubuntu/volume/dadaist2/bin/dadaist2-exporter
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:40 for 0.11s and returned 0
'Command
/home/ubuntu/volume/dadaist2/bin/dadaist2-exporter --versionStandard output
dadaist2-exporter 1.4.0Standard error
Shell command fastp
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:40 for 0.01s and returned 0
'Command
fastp
--version 2>&1Standard output
fastp 0.20.1Standard error
Shell command fasttree
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:40 for 0.01s and returned 0
'Command
fasttree 2>&1 | head
-n 1 | cut
-c 11-Standard output
FastTree version 2.1.10 Double precision (No SSE3):Standard error
Shell command fu-primers
Executed at 2021-04-08 20:39:40 for 0.03s and returned 0
'Command
fu-primers
--version 2>&1Standard output
fu-primers 1.0Standard error


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Novi Sad SER
Website: www.marathon.org.rs/
Race Winners
(24 runnings)
09 Oct
2011 2:54:36 3:57:04 10 Oct
2010 2:31:55 2:55:14 11 Oct
2009
2:47:21 2:58:31 12 Oct
2008
2:26:49
3:03:30
14 Oct
2007
2:32:31
2:56:53
08 Oct
2006
2:13:39
2:58:14
09 Oct
2005
2:26:08
2:47:41
17 Oct
2004
2:29:59
2:54:05
21 Sep
2003
2:32:10
3:07:02
22 Sep
2002
2:25:54
3:16:22
16 Sep
2001
2:16:11
2:44:23
17 Sep 2000
2:23:30
3:19:18
1999
2:46:30
3:25:25
1998
2:28:43
2:56:20
1997
2:28:01
2:57:40
1996
2:33:01
2:51:43
1995
2:21:33
2:58:18
1994
2:30:54
3:08:31
1993
2:34:30
3:12:57
Notes: 1993 was the inaugural year.
16 Oct
2016
2:38:59
Sinisa Radivojevic (SER)
3:01:06
Marijana Lukic (SER)
11 Oct
2015
2:48:30
Milos Gasovic (SER)
3:24:59
Oksana Ovechkina (RUS)
12 Oct
2014
2:39:34.0
Denis Korabylev (RUS) (nc)
3:24:44.5
Olivera Cirkovic (SER)
13 Oct
2013
2:46:29
Ognjen Stojanović (SER) (nc)
3:51:15
Jamanta Safranj (SER)
14 Oct
2012
2:38:51
Jeff Cunningham (LUX) (nc)
4:06:25
Karolina (Madaras) Puskas (SER)
Zivan Milosevic (SER) (nc)
Dragana Tica (SER)
Tian-peng Lan (CHN)
Jun-liang Xu (CHN)
Goran Cegar (SER) (nc)
Chai-na Wang (CHN)
Predrag Mladenovic (SER) (nc)
Ksenija Bodlovic (SER)
Roman Prodius (MDA)
Yekaterina Kokliyeva (RUS)
Jaroslav Mushinschi (MDA) (nc)
Svetlana Tkach (MDA) (nc)
Yuriy Usacheyev (RUS)
Natalia Cherkes (MDA)
Krzystof Bartkiewicz (POL)
Andrea Szabo (HUN)
Sreten Ninkovic-3
Marijana Lukic (SER)
Janos Zabari (HUN)
Stojanka Sokol-2
Sreten Ninkovic-2
Vesna Stevanovic (SER)
Sreten Ninkovic (SER)
Stojanka Sokol (SER)
Slobodan Sudarov (SER)
Sofija Nedic (SER)
Aleksandr Burtsaylo (UKR)
Suzana Ciric-2
Valeriu Vlas (MDA)
Rumyana Panovska (BUL)
Goran Raicevic (SER)
Suzana Ciric (SER)
Borislav Devic-2
Tatyana Leonova (MDA)
Borislav Devic (CRO)
Natasha Zrnic (SER)
Slavko Kuzmanovic (SER)
Ilona Kalmar (SER)
(nc) = national championship
2014 Ivan Miškeljin was the
national champion (2nd place, 2:41:12.5)
2014 Spehar Dragana was the
national champion (2nd place, 3:38:01.0)
2012 Nebojša Milenkovic was the
national champion (2nd place, 2:38:55)
2006 Nebojša Milenkovic was the
national champion (5th place, 2:39:19)
2006 Bojana Traljic was the national champion (4th place, 3:27:47)
Most Wins
(1993-date)
Men
3
Sreten Ninkovic (SER)
2000-01,2003
Women
2
Suzana Ciric (SER)
1996,1998
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Stojanka Sokol (SER)
2000,2002
Prize Money
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men <2:14 1 <2:15 1 <2:16 1 <2:17 2 <2:18 2 <2:19 2 <2:20 2
Women <2:46 1 <2:48 2 <2:50 2
Finishers
Year Men Women M+F 2016 102 10 112 2015 66 11 77 2014 78 11 89 2013 77 7 84 2012 119 8 127 2011 66 5 71 2010 62 2 64 2009 71 2 73 2008 67 7 74 2007 64 7 71 2006 75 9 84 2005 56 8 64 2004 71 12 83 2003 35 2 37 2002 67 8 75 2001 61 4 65 2000 55 3 58 1999 55 2 57 1998 53 7 60 1997 64 3 67 1996 88 11 99 1995 98 8 106 1994 101 9 110 1993 84 6 90 Sums 1737 162 1899 M/F 10.72
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Justice Minister Andrew Little joined more than 600 people who walked through the doors of Te Rauparaha Arena in Porirua to start a public conversation about reducing offending, reducing re-offending, and having fewer victims of crime who are better supported.
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Report card: Grading the Seahawks’ Week 9 overtime win vs. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
by Bob CondottaThe second half of the Seahawks’ season looked much like most of the first half — Seattle needing Russell Wilson to turn in an otherworldly performance (aided greatly by Tyler Lockett and a rapidly emerging DK Metcalf) to bail out a shaky defense.
And maybe the way the Seahawks beat Tampa Bay 40-34 Sunday is just the way Seattle is going to have to do it in 2019.
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After allowing a season-high 34 points and 418 yards to the Bucs, the Seahawks are now allowing an average of 380 yards per game and 6.2 per play.
Both would be the highest of the Pete Carroll era.
But after gaining 492 yards and scoring a season-high 40 points, the Seahawks are now averaging 395 yards per game, which would shatter the team record of 378 set in 2015, as well as 6.0 per play, which would also be a team record.
“I don’t think anybody on this defense expected that they would be able to move the ball the way that they did,’’ said middle linebacker Bobby Wagner.
With more tough tests for the defense on the horizon — and Josh Gordon now adding to an already dangerous passing game — maybe it’s time to simply accept that Seattle’s identity has shifted and go along for the ride.
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On to the grades:
Quarterback
It was another game where Wilson could hardly have been better. It was the third time in his career he has thrown for five touchdowns, tying a team record set eight other times, and he again did not commit a turnover. He now has a simply absurd 22-1 TD-to-interception ratio, which is where any MVP talk should begin.
Grade: A+
Running back
Chris Carson got some really hard yards (finishing with 105) and led Seattle to gaining 145 yards against what had been the No. 1 run defense in the NFL. But Carson also had two fumbles, losing one at what could have been a really key time in the fourth quarter. The games are just about gone when Seattle can get away with that.
Grade: B-
Receiver
As Carroll said later, Tyler Lockett “is ridiculous’’ turning in a career-high 13 receptions for 152 yards, the latter just off his career best of 154 earlier this year against the Saints. And DK Metcalf just keeps getting better, with a career-high 123 receiving yards, all but 11 coming in the second half or overtime. There wasn’t much other than that. But the hope is adding Gordon will make Seattle that much more dynamic.
Grade: A
Tight end
So, Jacob Hollister, huh? The player picked up for a seventh-round pick in April from the Pats more than proved his worth Sunday with two touchdowns as well as drawing a pass interference penalty in the end zone, which led to one of his scores. Luke Willson also added had two receptions for 20 yards. And now Seattle may add Ed Dickson to the mix this week.
Grade: A
Offensive line
There were a few nervous moments early — Seattle had to punt on three of its first six possessions, Wilson at one point sacked on consecutive plays when the Bucs led 21-7. But as the game wore on the Seahawks seemed to get a handle on the Bucs’ blitzes and the Seahawks could have scored on their last seven possessions (a missed field goal and a fumble killing the other two). Joey Hunt’s first start of the season — and fourth of his career — went off without a hitch and gaining 7.2 yards per play, a season-high, said it all.
Grade: A
Defensive line
The positive was that the Seahawks largely shut down Tampa Bay’s running game, holding the Bucs to 3.6 per carry, and only 67 yards on 18 carries after the first quarter (Jarran Reed had a nice game with five tackles). The bad was that Seattle again got little pressure out of its four-man rush, having to resort to more blitzing in the second half to get to Jameis Winston. Seattle’s only two sacks were by linebackers Bobby Wagner and Mychal Kendricks, and Seattle had only one other QB hit on 46 called passes by Tampa Bay, that by Poona Ford. Jadeveon Clowney had a few good moments but Ziggy Ansah again seemed largely unnoticeable.
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Grade: C-
Linebacker
As noted, Wager and Kendricks came through with two big sacks at key times late in the games to scuttle Tampa Bay drives, the run defense was solid and most of the passing yards seemed to be more downfield. Wagner’s late hit on Winston that kept Tampa Bay’s first scoring drive alive and resulted in a touchdown, though, is the kind of costly mistake Seattle can’t make going forward.
Grade: B-
Secondary
The Seahawks simply couldn’t guard Mike Evans, to the extent that you wondered at times why Tampa Bay ever did anything other than throw him the ball. Evans beat everyone in the Seattle secondary en route to 12 catches for a whopping 180 yards. Seattle also got its hands on just four of Winston’s 44 attempts, one of which rookie Marquise Blair maybe could have had in the end zone, instead resulting in a Tampa Bay touchdown. Nine games in, Seattle has just seven interceptions, a far cry from the 28 of 2013 (Seattle had 12 last season).
Grade: D
Special teams
What to do about Jason Myers who has now missed five field goals this season (12-17) after going 33-36 last year with the Jets? The worries that his 2018 Pro Bowl season was the outlier in his five-year NFL career may unfortunately be coming to fruition. He missed two field goals and a PAT Sunday, and the miss at the end of regulation brought back too many ill memories of the Blair Walsh experience (Sebastian Janikowski at least made most of the really key ones last year). Seattle also allowed a 39-yard kickoff return late in the second quarter that could have resulted in a field goal for Tampa Bay. The only good news was a return-to-form day from Michael Dickson, who averaged 55.3 yards on three punts.
Grade: D
Bob Condotta:<PHONE_NUMBER> or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on Twitter: @bcondotta. Bob Condotta covers the Seahawks for the Seattle Times. He provides daily coverage of the team throughout the year.


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In terms of mobile web design, this meant that a full, standard website would scale back and gradually remove content and features as the viewport became smaller and the system simpler (no Flash support, etc.).
You put your best foot forward on the mobile platform, providing the users with minimal screen real estate, processing power and third party plugins an amazing experience that both looks great and functions perfectly. As the need arises, the site can gradually be “enhanced” and even completely rethought for larger platforms with fewer constraints.
Zapjuegos will be the first portal that we move to the SWP. based on channelID we will show diffrent theme for Desktop and Touch.
Touch will be using for both Mobile and Tablet the same codebase and the same look and feel. Based on Media queries we will make the listings/grid adapt on the screensize.
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Focus on key-content Features for example; New List, Popular List, Last Played, Hamburger Menu. Features like Rating, Add to Favorites, Sharing will be added in the gamepage by using the gameplayer menu that will be created by Kara.
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The Most Iconic Dresses in Red Carpet History
by Sarah WasilakWhether it was because she took home an Oscar in the dress or tripped on the train making her way up the stage (yes, clearly that was a J Law reference), these red carpet looks are iconic in our eyes. In some cases, the details on these gowns are what make them memorable (who could forget Lupita Nyong'o twirling in her Gucci pleats at Cannes?). In other scenarios, these stars wore outfits that were straight-up wild, causing a scene and making a lasting impression as soon as they stepped out of the limo. Ahead, you'll find a handful of leading ladies and the one dress we immediately picture as soon as someone mentions their name.
Drew Barrymore, 1983 Golden Globe Awards
Drew Barrymore at 8 years old attending the Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton in a pink princess style dress.
Madonna, 1984 MTV Video Music Awards
Madonna's "Boy Toy" bridal lingerie look made its way to the very first MTV Video Music Awards. Despite Madonna's notable style evolution, we always trace her back to this cheeky embellished outfit.
Cher, 1986 Oscars
Cher wore this outrageous Bob Mackie look to the ceremony to combat critics who suggested she wasn't nominated for Mask because her fashion sense could not be taken seriously. Those spikes speak volumes.
Julia Roberts, 1990 Oscars
Julia Roberts attended the Oscars in an Armani plain taupe gown along with her boyfriend, Kiefer Sutherland.
Cindy Crawford, 1991 Oscars
Cindy's memorable Versace number featured a sexy, halter-style bodice. The supermodel famously accompanied Richard Gere to the award ceremony.

Elizabeth Hurley, 1994 Four Weddings and a Funeral Premiere
Elizabeth Hurley attended the Four Weddings and a Funeral premiere in a black Versace dress.
Kate Moss, 1995 Met Gala
Kate's slinky slip dress was designed by Calvin Klein. While the iconic supermodel wore so many pieces like this one, the backless feature and barely-there straps stand out in our mind.
Mira Sorvino, 1996 Oscars
Mira Sorvino attended the Oscars in an Armani gown.
Susan Sarandon, 1996 Oscars
Susan Sarandon attended the Oscars in a gold Dolce & Gabbana dress.
Sharon Stone, 1998 Oscars
Sharon Stone attended the Oscars in a lilac Vera Wang evening skirt paired with a Gap button-down shirt out of her then-husband's closet.
Gwyneth Paltrow, 1999 Oscars
Gwyneth won the award for best actress in Shakespeare In Love wearing this sugar pink Ralph Lauren creation that came accessorized with a delicate shawl.
Celine Dion, 1999 Oscars
Celine Dion attended the Oscars in a white John Galliano backward tuxedo.
Jennifer Lopez, 2000 Grammy Awards
J Lo's tropical print Versace gown with a deep, deep plunging neckline still inspires Halloween costumes today.
Charlize Theron, 2000 Oscars
Charlize Theron attended the Oscars in an orange Vera Wang gown.
Julia Roberts, 2001 Oscars
Julia won the award for Erin Brockovich in this Valentino design, which her niece, Emma, famously refers to as "the skunk dress."
Bjork, 2001 Oscars
Ah, the iconic Marjan Pejoski bird dress that is now re-created and instantly recognizable upon first glance, however odd the style move might have been.
Halle Berry, 2002 Oscars
Halle's Elie Saab design featured a voluminous burgundy train and a sheer bodice stitched with flowers over her breasts. It was modest and sexy all at once.
Cameron Diaz, 2003 Golden Globe Awards
Cameron Diaz attended the Golden Globes in a short Chanel Haute Couture party dress.
Salma Hayek, 2003 Oscars
Salma Hayek wore a Carolina Herrera gown at the 2003 Oscars.
Sienna Miller, 2004 Oscars
Sienna's Grecian Matthew Williamson gown might not have been her most fashion-forward dress, but it was definitely inspired. Sienna lived out the theme, accessorizing with a gold cuff and dainty drop earrings.
Hilary Swank, 2005 Oscars
Hillary Swank wore a navy Guy Laroche gown at the 2005 Oscars.
Michelle Williams, 2006 Oscars
Michelle's Vera Wang dress popularized the marigold shade, whether or not people liked it.
Nicole Kidman, 2007 Oscars
We'll never forget the floor-trailing Balenciaga bow stitched onto Nicole's column gown.
Penélope Cruz, 2008 Oscars
Penélope Cruz wore a black feather-trimmed Chanel gown at the 2008 Oscars.
Olivia Wilde, 2008 Emmys
Olivia Wilde wore a beaded silver cap-sleeve prom dress to the 2008 Emmys.
Anne Hathaway, 2009 Oscars
Anne Hathaway wore a glittery Armani Prive beaded column dress at the 2009 Oscars.
Blake Lively, 2009 Emmys
Blake Lively wore a red Versace gown with a plunging neckline to the 2009 Emmys.
Zoe Saldana, 2010 Oscars
Zoe Saldana attended the 2010 Oscars boldly in a Givenchy Couture gown.
Sandra Bullock, 2010 Oscars
Sandra Bullock attended the 2010 Oscars in a metallic Marchesa gown with a lace bodice.
Cate Blanchett, 2011 Oscars
Cate's Givenchy cap-sleeve gown featured beautiful embroidery with pops of chartreuse and a stunning fit. It's still one of our favorite red carpet dresses of all time.
Mila Kunis, 2011 Oscars
Mila won countless best dressed polls following the ceremony thanks to this purple lace Elie Saab design.
Emma Stone, 2011 Golden Globe Awards
Emma Stone wore a peachy minimalist Calvin Klein Collection dress at the 2011 Golden Globe Awards.
Angelina Jolie, 2012 Oscars
It seems that now, every time a star flaunts her thigh in a slit, people say, "she pulled an Angelina." That's in reference to the sexy, luxurious Versace dress she wore to the 84th Academy Awards.
Beyoncé Knowles, 2012 Met Gala
We might never forget how the bright purple feathers of Beyoncé's Givenchy train followed her up the Met Gala steps.
Gwyneth Paltrow, 2012 Oscars
Gwyneth Paltrow wore an all-white Tom Ford gown to the 2012 Oscars.
Jennifer Lawrence, 2013 Oscars
Jennifer Lawrence famously tripped on her way up the stairs in this tremendous Dior dress (she was accepting her Oscar for best actress in Silver Linings Playbook), but all the better angle for us to enjoy the diamond chain she wore faced to the back — an effortless style move we'll always appreciate.
Kim Kardashian, 2013 Met Gala
Kim debuted her baby bump in this floral Givenchy dress with a slit and gloves. Some internet memes refer to it as "the sofa dress," but we do think it was a bold move, albeit encouraged by Anna Wintour.
Kerry Washington, 2014 SAG Awards
Kerry bared her baby bump in a Prada crop top we certainly won't forget. It was the ultimate maternity style move that reflected pride and a smart yet playful fashion sense.
Rihanna, 2015 Met Gala
Perhaps no one has better channeled a Met Gala theme than Rihanna, who showed up to the "China: Through the Looking Glass" costume exhibit in Guo Pei, who was being honored at the event. Her golden robe is forever imprinted in our minds.
Lady Gaga, 2015 Oscars
Oh, the memes that were sparked by Lady Gaga's Azzedine Alaïa look. Those red leather gloves will go down in history as some very special red carpet accessories.
Taylor Swift, 2015 Grammy Awards
Taylor definitely had a phase where she liked to bare her legs in chunky platform heels, and this ombré Elie Saab look is a prime example. We'll never forget the signature color combination here: bright blues and fuchsia shoes — unexpected, but very Taylor.
Lupita Nyong'o, 2015 Cannes
Lupita twirled and twirled in this embroidered Gucci number, which Beyoncé later wore to show off her baby bump.
Selena Gomez, 2016 AMA Awards
When Selena showed up to accept her award for favorite pop/rock female artist, she had just taken a hiatus from her career. Her simple red Prada dress spoke volumes. It marked a clean slate for the star, both sartorially and professionally.
Solange Knowles, 2017 Grammy Awards
Solange is known to be a fashion risk-taker. She showed up to the 2017 Grammys in this gold pleated Gucci gown and won her first Grammy of the night for best R&B performance for "Cranes in the Sky."
Bella Hadid, 2017 amfAR Gala
Bella Hadid wore a delicate, icy, sparkly naked dress by René Caovilla to the 2017 amfAR Gala.
Rihanna, 2017 Met Gala
Those who know the Met Gala know that Rihanna's looks are always the star of the show. In 2017, Rihanna wore this extravagant floral dress from Commes des Garcons' 2016 collection. She paired the look with thigh-high strappy heels from Dsquared2.
Tracee Ellis Ross, 2018 Emmys
Tracee Ellis Ross attended the 2018 Emmys in a hot-pink Valentino Haute Couture gown.
Zendaya, 2019 Met Gala
Thanks to Tommy Hilfiger, Zendaya lit up in a Cinderella ballgown and even had a fairy godmother to complete her look.
Cardi B, 2019 Grammy Awards
Cardi B attended the 2019 Grammy Awards in a Thierry Mugler dress that emulated an oyster shell.


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Roadmap¶
Version 0.6.1 Beetle (2021-04-27)¶
Added¶
Support for getting static files when running uadmin prepare from modules instead of source folder
uadmin prepare now accepts a new parameter –src that allows to overide the default behavior and get the static files from source instead of module
uadmin prepare takes go.mod into consideration to decide where to get the static files from. This allows developers to develop multiple applications that uses different version of uAdmin. If you use replace directive inside go.mod, the prepare tool will copy the files from the local folder as instructed in the replace directive.
Two new settings “Logo” and “FavIcon” to customize your application even further.
Changed¶
Added .DS_Store and .vscode to .gitignore
Removed¶
uadmin publish is removed. It used to be an internal development tool and was cool to have it runnig publicly for a while
Fixed¶
dAPI didn’t have docs for method and fixed some typos
Linting (So much linting)
Security¶
The system reads two envirnment variables UADMIN_USER and UADMIN_PASS for new deployments to create admin username and password. If these environment variables do not exist, uAdmin will user “admin” and “admin” for username and password.
Version 0.5.3 Atlas Moth (2021-04-08)¶
Changed¶
Drop support for GO version 1.11 and 1.12
Fixed¶
Fixed adding more than 10 items in dAPI
Fixed saving of language not removing the previous default language
Version 0.5.2 Atlas Moth (2020-08-20)¶
Fixed¶
Added CSRF token to inlines form for deleting
User was overwritten with old user on logout when using cache sessions
Version 0.5.1 Atlas Moth (2020-08-07)¶
Changed¶
dAPI function method can return a value if the method called has a return. Note: if you have a return, you cannot use $next to redirect.
Fixed¶
Fixed false positive SQL Injection in dAPI join.
Fixed false detection in customGet for private fields of type []struct as an M2M field.
Typo in uadmin command line tool.
Security¶
CSRF protection in dAPI in functions: add, edit, delete and method.
Template function CSRF implemented in uadmin.RenderHTML and uadmin.RenderMultiHTML. It returns anti CSRF token.
uadmin.IsAuthenticated recognizes nouser sessions. These sessions are for users who are not authenticated in the system. To set a session cookie, user SetSessionCookie.
uadmin.SetSessionCookie receives a pointer to a session and sets the session cookie in a secure way. If you pass a nil to the session, the session will be created as a nouser session which is still a session but gives the user to access as an authenticated user. These sessions can be used to protect against CSRF attacks in case you have a public API.
Version 0.5.0 Atlas Moth (2020-08-02)¶
Added¶
PreQuery and PostQuery handler for dAPI
method command in dAPI to run model’s methods
Windows support for syslog
$preload in dAPI
RenderMultiHTML to render nested templates
$choices in schema command in dAPI to preload FK and M2M choices
Support for golang Modules
Added search in dAPI using $q
Reset button for ABTest
Added delete functionality for file and image from UI and dAPI
dAPI schema now translates the model based on your language cookie
dAPI now supports M2M in add and delete functions
$distinct in dAPI read function
Changed¶
Dropping support for Golang 1.10
Changed Excel export library to excelize
GetDefaultLanguage and GetActiveLanguages are public now
TranslateSchema is public now
Model method GetImageSize() (int, int) to customize image size
Fixed¶
Fixed bug with dAPI __ filters
Fixed last insert ID in MySQL
Fixed dAPI clearing file and image fields
Fixed a bug with Aggregate column
HideInDashboard works for existing models
DashboardMenu changes icon size to 128X128 pixels
Security¶
PasswordAttempts and PasswordTimeout settings to protect limit invalid password attempts
CheckRateLimit limits whole IP instead of IP and port combination
CSRF protection in UI and dAPI and public function CheckCSRF
SQL injection checking in dAPI, export and public function SQLInjection
Added AllowedHosts setting to limit the domains/IPs for password reset
Link fields get x-scrf-token added automatically in UI
session cookie uses SameSite=SameSiteStrictMode
Prevent navigation attacks in Theme setting and file upload
Version 0.4.0 (2019-12-26)¶
Added¶
Implemented request rate limits to protect from DDoS
Implemented AB/Testing system
Implemented dAPI which is an API to access model data
Implemented CacheSessions and CachePermissions for direct in memory access to sessions and permissions
Implemented a Metrics system using the following function: SetMetric, IncrementMetric, TimeMetric and NewMetric
Trail can log to syslog
HTTP requests can be logged to syslog
Added uadmin.Handler(func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request) to enable syslog for HTTP requests
Add OptimizeSQLQuery mode
Handle ctrl+F in Home and List view to focus on the search field instead of the native search
Added stringer meta tag
Added two API end points /api/get_models and /api/get_fields?m={MODEL_NAME}
Changed¶
Changed Login(*http.Request, string, string) (*User, bool) to Login(*http.Request, string, string) (*Session, bool)
Changed Login2FA(*http.Request, string, string, string) *User to Login2FA(*http.Request, string, string, string) *Session
Changed HTMLContext to RenderHTML that has support for templates functions
URL filter place holders are capital letters {USERNAME}, {USERID} and {NOW}
Search is allowed for list_exclude fields.
Changed the search API path to /api/search/
Make static handler a public function uadmin.StaticHandler(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
Added three new level to Trail for compatibility with syslog which are Critical, Alert and Emergency
If database doesn’t exist for mysql, uAdmin will try to create a new database.
Deprecated¶
User.HasPermission will be private starting 0.6.0
UserGroup.HasPermission will be private starting 0.6.0
Fixed¶
Fixed image crop modal conflict in list view with delete modal and add it to form and inlines
Fixed FK in approvals
Remove required from fields with pending approval
Support filtering/searching by NULL value for time.Time pointer
Fixed filtering by FK
Security¶
Restrict access to inlines based on user model permissions
Search API escapes HTML results
Version 0.3.0 (2019-07-02)¶
Added¶
Approval System: By adding approval tag to any field, the field will required a special permission to edit. If the user does not have this permission, the edit will generate an Approval record that can be approved by a user with access to the new Approval model.
Upload files using drag and drop into the field.
Image and File fields now allow a new tag called webcam which adds web can access directly from the field.
Model specific themes: You can use ModelSchema.FormTheme and ModelSchema.ListTheme to choose a theme for a model.
Settings automatically adds all uAdmin global variables as settings.
Added .gitignore which should have been there all along!!
Changed¶
cropImageHandler now returns JSON with a status letting the for success and failure.
Improved performance for saving settings page.
Fixed¶
Fixed filters for list view. Now you can apply multiple filters. Also now you can filter by foreign key.
Removed all fmt.Println and log.Println for printing errors and replaced it with Trail.
Export to excel date time type now takes time zone into account.
Fixed bug with method fields names rendering with missing letters.
Settings URL takes into account RootURL
Edit logs will only be saved if the form didn’t have errors.
Fixed bug with required file and image fields where you had to choose a file everytime you save even if there was a files saved in the record.
Fixed bug with required foreign key and list type where it was not working before.
Security¶
revertLogHandler required the requires to be authenticated and the user to have access to edit the model and have read access to logs.
Version 0.2.2 (2019-06-24)¶
Added¶
GetValue() and ApplyValue() functions in uadmin.Setting
Changed¶
Enhanced System Settings that contains uAdmin functions
Fixed¶
Git submodule update –init –recursive
Version 0.2.0 (2019-06-20)¶
Added¶
- Global Variable:
Settings model which can be used system wide to keep application settings.
GetSetting function to read settings from the settings model.
User.GetAccess function can evaluate the user’s permission to a model using user level and group level and return a UserPermission instance.
ErrorHandleFunc: A function that can be passed for handling errors system wide that gets called when Trail is called.
AllowedIPs: is a list of allowed IPs to access uAdmin interface
BlockedIPs: is a list of blocked IPs from accessing uAdmin interface
RestrictSessionIP: restricts access to the system if the IP of the user changes after login
RetainMediaVersions: is to allow the system to keep files uploaded even after they are
Changed¶
Forgot password now sends HTML emails.
GetString function can return the name of a static list item.
Fixed¶
- Bug fix for read only fields for new and edit.
Model names in dashboard are generated using proper plural function instead of just adding “s”
Version 0.1.1 (2019-05-11)¶
Added¶
- Global Variable:
DefaultMediaPermission [0644]: The default permission for files uploaded through uAdmin
Version 0.1.0 (2018-12-23)¶
FK no tag
DB error handling
Self relation fk/many2many
Auto/manual preload
Global schema
Preloaded templates/static
DB Inspect
Auto create dashboard menu on register
Linear Gradient for progress_bar
PageLength per model
Cascade Delete/Update
Translate help text for field
Add salt
Adjust active languages on change
Customizable admin path
Investigate Custom Widgets
Move Static inside a folder named “admin”
Check code for safety
Global Email Config
- Process Display Name in Schema to be used in:
Form field label
Table columns names
- Rate Limit
Request / IP / Minute
Login requests / IP / Minute
Add automated translation file sync
BUG FIX: HTML Interface
Clean up CLCI file
Add session to 404 parameters
Make translate function public
Switch the welcome message
Make new model public
BUG FIX: Changing active languages does not reflect system wide1
Public Access to Media
Allow tags in HTML
Remove CLI colors for windows
File Field Type BUG FIX. closes #4
Add salt, BUG FIX: M2M for mysql select
BUG FIX: Pattern message does not clear out
Add auto-translation for ErrMsg
BUG FIX: Fix some uadmin tags to the new format
BUG FIX: TinyMCE Upload API pathwq
BUG FIX: Read log’s table name is not lowered
Add encrypt tag
Remove debug lines
Add Support for FormModifier and ListModifier
BUG FIX: Fix add new link for fk
SECURITY: Fix pass and salt order in Login
Register Handlers
Unit tests for 0.1.0-RC1


{% set flashes = { 'error': get_flashed_messages(category_filter=['form-error']), 'warning': get_flashed_messages(category_filter=['form-check-email']), 'info': get_flashed_messages(category_filter=['form-info']), 'success': get_flashed_messages(category_filter=['form-success']) } %} {% extends 'layouts/base.html' %} {% import 'macros/form_macros.html' as f %} {% block content %}
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This action is irreversible! Are you sure you want to delete {{ d.first_name }} {{ d.last_name }}?
Asking for {{d.amount_asking_for}}
This action is irreversible! Are you sure you want to delete {{ d.first_name }} {{ d.last_name }}?
Pledged ${{d.amount_pledged}}
{% else %}Did not pledge
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${{d.amount_received}} received by BRF


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. Mockito API.
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org.mockito
Mockito is a mock library for java - see Mockito class for for usage.
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org.mockito.configuration
Mockito configuration utilities
org.mockito.exceptions
Exception messages, exception hierarchies.
org.mockito.exceptions.base
Base classes for exceptions and errors, stack trace filtering/removing logic.
org.mockito.exceptions.misusing
Exceptions thrown when Mockito is misused.
org.mockito.exceptions.verification
Verification errors.
org.mockito.exceptions.verification.junit
JUnit integration to provide better support for junit runners in IDEs.
org.mockito.internal
Internal classes, not to be used by clients.
org.mockito.internal.configuration
Mockito configuration
org.mockito.internal.configuration.injection
org.mockito.internal.configuration.injection.filter
org.mockito.internal.creation
Mock object creation.
org.mockito.internal.creation.cglib
CGLIB related stuff
org.mockito.internal.creation.jmock
Borrowed from jmock codebase
org.mockito.internal.debugging
Whatever helps in debugging failed tests
org.mockito.internal.exceptions
org.mockito.internal.exceptions.base
internal implementations of exceptions stuff
org.mockito.internal.exceptions.util
org.mockito.internal.invocation
Invocation and related classes.
org.mockito.internal.invocation.finder
org.mockito.internal.invocation.realmethod
implementations of real method calls
org.mockito.internal.listeners
org.mockito.internal.matchers
Argument matchers for verification and stubbing.
org.mockito.internal.matchers.apachecommons
Argument matchers that use Apache Commons Lang reflection-equality.
org.mockito.internal.progress
Mocking progress stateful classes.
org.mockito.internal.reporting
Deals with nicely printing verification errors
org.mockito.internal.runners
Internal classes for runners implementations
org.mockito.internal.runners.util
Internal utils for runner implementations
org.mockito.internal.stubbing
Stubbing logic.
org.mockito.internal.stubbing.answers
Answers for stubbed calls
org.mockito.internal.stubbing.defaultanswers
Implementations of ReturnValues
org.mockito.internal.util
Static utils
org.mockito.internal.util.junit
org.mockito.internal.util.reflection
reflection utilities
org.mockito.internal.verification
Verification logic.
org.mockito.internal.verification.api
This package should be open to public once verification API is fully finished
org.mockito.internal.verification.argumentmatching
Deals with matching arguments
org.mockito.internal.verification.checkers
verification checkers
org.mockito.invocation
Publicly visible classes related to invocation
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Public classes relative to the call listener.
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JUnit runners.
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Charmeleon is a two-legged reptile. It has dark red scales, much darker than the Charmander. Behind him is a long tail, at the end of which a flame constantly burns. Charmeleon has three large white claws on its front and hind legs. After evolution, a muzzle stretched out, and a kind of horn appeared on his head. A Charmeleon and its evolution are the only Pokémon for which the flame is part of the body that cannot be put out without harming the Pokémon. There are no special differences in appearance between males and females. Charmeleon and Charizard are of the same species as Flareon, Moltres, and Infernaip. Namely, Pokemon flame.


University of Pittsburgh at Bradford CIST
Student project gallery for CIST 1422 Game Design & Programming. Click here for more details.
Click here or on the image above to download and play
Scratch - scratch.mit.edu | GGJNEXT
| Game | URL |
| Super Easy Monkey Tower Defense 3 Remix | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237691214/ |
| ScratchNite - Early Access v.0.11 Remix | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237686839/ |
| Mega Kong | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237692304/ |
| Ultra Donkey Kong | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237692547/ |
| Crazy Pong! Hard Remix | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237693811/ |
| 3D Platformer Easy Remix | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237694102/ |
| Super Easy High Score Space Invaders Remix | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237696499/ |
| Mega Battle Underwater Remix | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237697840/ |
| Random Land! - A Platformer remix | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237698283/ |
| Track Maze | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237698937/ |
| Robot Pong | https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237598200/ |
Our 2018 Global Game Jam Submission!:
Click here to play! (Windows Desktop Version)
Our 2017 Global Game Jam submission!!!:
2d Side Scroller - /clm160/clm160/WebGL/
3D "inside the sphere" - /asd41/GravBall/GravBall/WebGL/
360 degree rotation cube control - /dre15/CubeMan/Cube Man/WebGL/
2D using light sources - /eet16/FlashBang Final/WebGL/
Mining / Idle / incremental gaming - /erg47/WebGL/
Infinity Runner - /jaa14/AdamsJesse_FinalProject/WebGL/
3D Maze - /jaw206/AMaze-ingRunner_JWFinal/WebGL/
3rd person zombie - /jrc108/Sentience_Conley/WebGL/
Project Stryke - lgd4 - example of collision detection / AI,red haired enemy follows you.
White = collision detection area
Red = attack area
Green = visual area
These games were made for a project in CIST 1450 Topics in CIST: Game Programming, at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford taught by Jeremy Callinan
check out CIS&T's Facebook page here
In this course, students use the Unity Game Engine, HTML5, CSS and JavaScript to develop games using multi-platform build frameworks, to support Windows Desktop, Android, IOS, and web browsers as platforms. They learned how to apply programming concepts as they develop games: drawing all the entities in the game world, updating the game world based on user input and simple physics, playing music and sound effects in their games.
Textbooks used:
Game Design, Prototyping, and Development by Jeremy Gibson Bond
Core HTML5 2D Game Programming by David Geary
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A service that allow to display a progress bar depending on http get requests.
When the progress-bar-service is listening, a progress bar element appears and is loading until all http get requests are finished.
Can specify the parent element on the initialisation.
Add http interceptor in your module config method :
angular.module('demo').config(function($httpProvider) { $httpProvider.interceptors.push("luiHttpInterceptor"); });
Add progress bar in your module run method :
angular.module("myApp").config(fumction(luisConfigProvider){ luisConfigProvider.setConfig({ parentTagIdClass: "demo", prefix: "lui", }); });
Specify when you want to listen http request. For example, we can do that each time the ui-router state change :
// with ui-router $scope.$on("$stateChangeStart", function(event, toState, toParams, fromState, fromParams) => { luisProgressBar.startListening(); }); // with ngRoute $scope.$on("$routeChangeStart", function(event, toState, toParams, fromState, fromParams) => { luisProgressBar.startListening(); });
You can specify what http methods you want to listen to.
luisProgressBar.startListening(); // will listen to get requests luisProgressBar.startListening(["POST", "PUT"]); // will only listen to post and put request
A progress bar has been added to the page and will reload at a state change.
Clicking will make the progress bar reappear and load quickly
Clicking will make the progress bar reappear and load slowly
Or click here to change the color of the progress bar


Acromine REST Service (Request Access)
Acromine REST Service provides a RESTful interface, where you can use the Acromine dictionary from your client programs.
Client sample
- The response from the service for the abbreviation "HMM"
- JavaScript with prototype.js [View source] [Run]
- Python 2.6 or later (with JSON support) [View source] [Run]
Acromine REST API
This Web service receives a query abbreviation or fullform as parameters, and returns abbreviation definitions in JSON format.
Request URL (GET)
To obtain abbreviation definitions, send an HTTP GET request to the following URL:
http://www.nactem.ac.uk/software/acromine/dictionary.py
Request parameters
This table explains the parameters for the service.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| sf | string | Abbreviation for which definitions are to be retrieved. |
| lf | string | Fullforms for which abbreviations to be retrieved. |
Response
The service returns an array in JSON format. Each element in the array consists of the following members:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| sf | string | Abbreviation. |
| lfs | array of longform objects | The array of longforms associated with the shortform. |
Longform objects have the following members:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| lf | string | Representative form of the full form. |
| freq | integer | The number of occurrences of the definition in the corpus. |
| since | integer | The year when the definition appeared for the first time in the corpus. |
| vars | array of variation objects | An array of variation objects that gather surface expressions of the full form in the corpus. |
Variation objects have the following members:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| lf | string | The surface form of the full form. |
| freq | integer | The number of occurrences of the surface form in the abbreviation definition in the corpus. |
| since | integer | The year when the surface form appeared for the first time in the corpus. |