STAR TREK: GENERATIONS A film review by Jon A. Webb Copyright 1994 Jon A. Webb
STAR TREK: GENERATIONS is a real dog, without the excuses of the other two dog "Star Trek" films: I (the first, apparently they didn't know what they were doing) and V (directed by Shatner.)
Who directed this film? It is very Shatner-esque. Captain Kirk gets to show off his fighting skills, and even Picard seems to prefer combat given the choice. (He can go anywhere in the universe in time or space, and he picks the one place that will allow him to have a fight with another old guy. Come on, please.)
 (Remember how the visit with "God" in "The Undiscovered Country" turned out to be really stupid?) No wonder they don't mind leaving.
Most of the original Star Trek cast are sensibly absent from this turkey. Only Kirk, Scotty, and Chekov show up.
So many familiar plot devices are screwed up that you wonder how they're going to make another movie. I won't give away the plot, such as it is, by revealing any of this, but I suppose Star Trek VIII will dedicate itself to undoing the damage done by its predecessor, like Star Trek III. I just hope they don't resurrect you-know-who.
"All Good Things..." is a far better film. I wonder why the same people who could make a good film like that could not get their act together well enough to put together a film that would appeal to anyone other than a Trekkie.
There's really nothing to recommend in this film. All the TNG actors seem to be under the influence of either very bad direction or some kind of depressants. Perhaps they don't want to show up the acting skills of their inferior counterparts from TOS.
I have an idea. Maybe Shatner got a clause in his contract guaranteeing him a certain type of direction, and no acting any better than his, in exchange for doing this film. That could explain it.
Don't go if you aren't a Trekkie.
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What does the revert tactic exactly do?
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example (P Q : Prop) (hPQ : P → Q) (hP : P) : Q := begin revert hP, intro hP, revert hP, exact hPQ end
So if the goal is to prove P, revert hQ (where hQ has type Q) changes the goal to Q->P?
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You can check that like this:
example (P Q : Prop) (hQ : Q) : P := begin revert hQ, sorry end
The nice thing about Lean is that if you can precisely formalise a question (like yours above) then you don't even need to ask it, you can just ask Lean :D
@Kevin Buzzard I think this is leaving out a couple of things. If you know nothing about what revert
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see the complaint (actually, right now, Lean will crash) and be puzzled about why that's a wrong argument. Or worse, you call revert
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05 Aug 2015As the vote on the Iran Deal in Congress grows nearer, the administration and its allies are pulling out all stops to ensure its opponents can’t muster the two thirds majority it needs to block a presidential veto. They’re busy trotting out all the big names and having J Street spin the facts to make it seem as though the deal is air tight. The JPF would like nothing better than for this deal to succeed and stop Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, however as of yet we remain unconvinced and unimpressed. Here’s why:
First, both President Obama and John Kerry had, up until the very last few weeks of negotiations, insisted that Iran would have to answer the IAEA’s questions about the Possible Military Dimensions (PMDs) of its nuclear program. In an interview in April, just three short months before the deal was signed, Kerry was adamant Iran would have to answer the questions before a deal was reached:
JUDY WOODRUFF: Still, another issue; the International Atomic Energy Agency has said for a long time that it wants Iran to disclose past military-related nuclear activities. Iran is increasingly looking like it’s not going to do this. Is the U.S. prepared to accept that?
JOHN KERRY: No. They have to do it. It will be done. If there’s going to be a deal; it will be done.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Because it’s not there now.
JOHN KERRY: It will be done.
JUDY WOODRUFF: So that information will be released before June 30th, will be available.
JOHN KERRY: It will be part of a final agreement. It has to be.
After years of saying answers about the PMDs “has to be” part of the agreement, Kerry and the Western negotiating team collapsed when it became clear Iran wouldn’t say yes. Instead of insisting Iran answer the IAEA’s questions before the deal is signed, it would merely have to agree to “parameters” to address them… “eventually.” This is a major problem that has not been explained away by the administration or its apologists in anyway close to an adequate manner.
The entire deal with Iran is predicated on its ability to keep Iran at least one year away from developing a bomb, however, without understanding all of the progress Iran has already made toward building a bomb, there is no way to know how much longer it will take! This isn’t a matter of ideology, it is a simple matter of logic.
Now we’re told that despite the fact that Iran refused to answer these questions when it was under crippling sanctions, now that its economy is unshackled and it has access to $150 billion it will slowly fess up to how it cheated past agreements and secretly worked towards a nuclear weapon. Even if Iran were to comply with this bizarrely unrealistic scenario it still would not be sufficient. What happens if Iran finally comes clean and it turns out that because of the work they’ve done Iran is less than a year away from a bomb? Doesn’t that throw off the entire premise of the deal? If that is the case, would more sanctions or safeguards prop up in an attempt to push Iran back from the brink? Not in this deal.
Another aspect of the PMD issue is that had the US stuck to its guns and insisted that Iran come clean at the beginning of negotiations rather than at the conclusion (which they didn’t even have to do in the end!) this would not have been a discussion between equals. This would have been a negotiation between the major world powers and serial deal-breaker seeking to throw itself on the mercy of the court. Forcing Iran to answer the IAEA’s very reasonable questions (of which they have still only answered part of a single question) would set the basis for a much better deal.
The other big problem is the issue of verification. It is true that the safeguards in place at Iran’s declared nuclear sites are robust. No one is seriously questioning that. The problem rests with verification at military sites where suspected illegal nuclear work occurred in the past. Under the current agreement, not only would such inspections take place no sooner than 24 days after asking Iran politely to comply and more realistically after at least 3 months as the world powers debate and talk about whether a violation actually occurred that was great enough to force inspectors in, all of this giving Iran plenty of time to hide or move any illicit activities. But even this is the most optimistic scenario.
Ayatollah Khamenei and Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, head of the Revolutionary Guards Corps’s aerospace arm, as well as other leaders of the IRGC have made it clear that no inspectors will be allowed into military sites at all! Since any cheating by Iran would likely take place at covert sites like these and not at the declared nuclear sites, this is where verification is the most important.
Even worse, the IAEA has begun to legitimize this position by agreeing that soil samples from places like Parchin, where work on PMDs has been done in the past and subsequently covered up, could be provided by the Iranians themselves not taken by IAEA inspectors. Would a police officer ever let a known drug user provide their own urine sample unsupervised? Of course not but here the stakes are far higher with that exact arrangement!
This deal does not address the minimum requirements that President Obama himself laid out at the beginning of negotiations. If this administration wants to convince its critics that this is in fact a good deal, it will have to address these issues… but don’t hold your breath.


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#include <cds/opt/compare.h>
[type-option] Option setter for key comparing
The option sets a type of a functor to compare keys. For comparing two keys k1
and k2
the functor must return:
Functor
is a functor with following interface:
Note that the functor must return int
, not a bool
value.
There are predefined type for Functor:
std::less
predicate.You may implement your own comparing functor that satisfies Functor
interface.
About relation between opt::less and opt::compare option setters see opt::less description.


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Hue v2.1.0, released October 2nd, 2012
This is the release of Hue 2.1.0.
Hue 2.1.0 is compatible with CDH4.1 (Cloudera’s Distribution Including Apache
Hadoop 4.1).
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Hue now provides an Apache Oozie application for creating workflows of Apache MapReduce,
Apache Pig, Apache Hive, Apache Sqoop, Java, Shell, Ssh and Streaming jobs and
scheduling them repetitively (HUE-755).
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Hue is now available in German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese,
Brazilian and simplified Chinese (HUE-758).
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HUE-755 [jobsub] Support Oozie workflows with sequential actions
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HUE-612 Show retired jobs in the job browser
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HUE-206 Browsing a large directory slow for IE
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HUE-811 [core] Notification messages working only on FF
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HUE-799 [useradmin] Cannot delete group
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HUE-797 [useradmin] The admin can’t delete a user
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HUE-758 [core] Internationalization
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HUE-720 [useradmin] Create home dir for user optionally
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HUE-704 Importing very large query rows into beeswax_queryhistory on MySQL breaks if the length exceeds varchar(1024)
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HUE-652 HUE-617 [ui] Datatable shouldn’t sort dates literally
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HUE-504 Sticky bit support in Hue
Hue 2.1.0 runs on CentOS versions 5 to 6, and Ubuntu 10.04 to 12.04.
Hue 2.1.0 is compatible with CDH4.1. Specifically:
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File Browser depends on Hadoop 0.20 (for WebHDFS/HttpFS).
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Beeswax is tested against Hive 0.9.0.
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Job Browser depends on MR1 (for the JobTracker plugin).
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Job Browser does not work with Yarn/MR2.
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Job Designer depends on Oozie, using the Oozie web service API.
Hue 2.1.0 is backward compatible with Hue 2.0.1.
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Uploads with HttpFs in a federated cluster fail (HUE-742).
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884941a [doc] 2.1.0 release notes
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274bfd5 [oozie] Fix HDFS permissions of shared workflows
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b78de53 [oozie] Users can copy accessible workflows
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0568235 [doc] Update JobDesigner and Oozie documentation
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bd383f0 [oozie] Edit action upload opens on deployment dir
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bebd820 [oozie] Adding NN url to each <prepare>
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64b21df [oozie] Fix Sqoop command XML field
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f5babd6 [oozie] Convert Sqoop action command to TextField
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70f04f9 [oozie] Add examples of all the available actions
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f63e11d [doc] Update help documentation with images
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01735aa HUE-847 [oozie] File selector corrupting the fields
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824096b HUE-833 [oozie] Add Shell action
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4874946 HUE-833 [oozie] Add Ssh action
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ef41254 HUE-833 [oozie] Add Sqoop action
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661c333 [core] Increase upload chunks from 64KB to 64MB
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50c17ec [help] Updating the documentation of all the apps
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b22901a HUE-883 [oozie] Add Hive action
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0b85584 [oozie] i18n of all the models
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4958337 [oozie] Update of the locales
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18b719a HUE-771 [beeswax] Can’t create a table with another delimiter
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a29fa65 [beeswax] Convert some error notifications to info level
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303b2f3 [oozie] Fixed layout problem on workflow dashboard for IE
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1bb94ef [oozie] Longer input fields for action forms
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aae4271 [desktop] Fix unicode error in server logs
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f10dc62 [oozie] Fix calendar selection when editing a dataset
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6dc5559 [oozie] Fix coordinator dataset input/output XML generation
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bcb133a [core] Updating pot and syncing po files
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203696c [oozie] Adding Portuguese translations
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17ea854 [core] Fixing extraction of strings
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6ab9d5d [core] Improving usage of translations across all apps
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0de08d4 [oozie] Initial localizations
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bea9e92 [beeswax] Fix some missed strings during i18n
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3aba683 [oozie] Create deployment directory when creating a new workflow
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6d7d47f [core] Updating translations of the apps
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9b21d6e [oozie] Fix edition permission on Coordinator
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d1d4763 [oozie] fix tests for dataset creation
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04730f6 [doc] Update of README, manual and SDK
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edbf6bf [oozie] Fix create dataset
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0876925 [desktop] Update PAM backend to use a configuration defined service
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b88c142 [oozie] Only accessible workflows can be scheduled
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30e81cf [desktop] Update sdk docs to reflect commonfooter change
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7658155 [beeswax,filebrowser,jobbrowser,jobsub,shell,desktop] Added javascript notifications to every template needed
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551b162 [oozie] Add progress information on dashboard
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7cc9c44 [oozie,beeswax,jobsub,jobbrowser] Replace table sorting type customization with source customizations
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ee5e0a5 [oozie] Need to multiply duration by 1000 in order to display properly
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84d3201 [oozie] Durability and progress sorting for workflows and coordinators
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44e9f29 [oozie] Prevent enter key from submitting the search forms
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2631b71 [oozie] IE support of dashboard buttons
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112a391 [oozie] Chmod 664 migration files
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216937f [jobsub] Add Oozie sharelib property to streaming example
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28705bb [oozie] Migrations for oozie app
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97ce533 [oozie] Improve examples description
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b51208b [oozie] New oozie examples
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57936d4 [oozie] Disable Decision node
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f7b8bcf [oozie] Fix layout of edit action form with localization
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7ff26fa [oozie] Compatibility Python 2.4 for generate XML workflow
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d0e1141 [oozie] Workflows with a Fork can be submitted
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0bb59d4 HUE-816 [oozie] Sample data had defined schema_version twice, once empty
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31b9d03 [beeswax] Fix tests after the change of interface in Hive 0.9.0
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f0dc0ba HUE-815 [fb] Upload button does not work in Firefox
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a17c897 [oozie] Improve datasets UI
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670d875 [oozie] Add global configuration to Workflow
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c12df63 [oozie] Fix oozie unit tests from previous commit
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f440beb [oozie] Added confirmation popups for some actions
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2b7936b [oozie] Adding control fields to Coordinator
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aad045a [oozie] Improve Editor usability
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089ea70 [oozie] Prettify dataset in oozie app
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3201daf [core] Make Oozielib backward compatible with Jobsub
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219d5bd [oozie] Add prepare statement in a workflow action
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315d008 HUE-720 [useradmin] Created home directory should belong to the user
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d766032 [core] Update Jenkins Hive version
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59cf1c9 [oozie] Move Save button to Properties tab
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5fc85ba [oozie] Prettify dataset add in coordinator editor
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6bcf8bc [beeswax] Do not use lazy string extraction in views
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1985495 [oozie] Calendar widget images chmod 644
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91e7f4f [oozie] Added images associated with calendar
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622ecf7 [HUE-720] Create home directory checked by default on user "add" page
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d425493 [oozie] Workflow breaks when two branches join to the same node
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* b0cfd86 [oozie] import jobsub actions
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* 941ab54 [oozie] Add workflow and coordinator variables
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* abb916f [oozie] Adding translated messages
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* 85d9c91 [oozie] Add resubmit management command to workflow and coordinator dashboards
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* 29e7fb7 [oozie] Add kill command to oozie coordinator dashboard
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* f971054 [oozie] Update the list of jobs seen as RUNNING
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d581141 HUE-811 [core] Notification messages working only on FF
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af2f86c [oozie] Update notify error on workflow page to use i18n translations
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22db019 [oozie] Update test_manage_workflow test case to incorporate negative test
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d785fd7 [oozie] Add kill button to workflow
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7e501e9 [beeswax] Test log searcher can understand different log formats
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f71073e [oozie] Fix calendar widget’s missing libs
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49545bc [oozie] Fix tests after new calendar widget
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1adc980 [oozie] A cloned job has a wrong deployment directory
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4034c6e [oozie] New calendar widget and field
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86d6a4e [oozie] XML configuration element of a coordinator shouldn’t be generated if empty
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338be2d [oozie] Refactor oozie_setup command
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aaabb2a [oozie] Display workflow graph as readonly when not edition perms
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aa942cc [beeswax] Fetch query based on server configuration
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8f42218 [oozie] Fix clone workflow action
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8f26521 [oozie] Fix the install of the examples from the editor
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c371fa8 [oozie] Sleep worflow and coordinator examples
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d7a6d69 [core] Latest Oozie 3.2 breaks the app
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3e4b20e [beeswax] Fix tests after changes in Hive logging format
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c17ebe4 HUE-803 [useradmin] Improved "sync users and groups" UI slightly.
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17142a5 Revert "[core] WebHDFS octal permissions should be at most 4 digits"
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dd27176 HUE-720 [useradmin] Add home dir.
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905a41f HUE-705 [fb] No error message when a file upload failed
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11d27e5 HUE-704 [beeswax] Update queryhistory model to use TextField for query.
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6b6d5bf [oozie] Can clone a coordinator
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cc814c5 [oozie] Cannot delete a coordinator
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2ed4dc8 [oozie] Mock submission to Oozie in the tests
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c6a4ada [core] Localization of 8 apps
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e0c9ade HUE-724 Integrate Django Flash for confirmation messages
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3f884f6 [oozie] Workflows and Coordinators security access checks
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9f02a72 [oozie] Adding tests suite to the Editor and Dashboard
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aa20455 [desktop] Header UI update
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d7bb460 HUE-755 [oozie] Oozie Application
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fb9491b HUE-724 [core] Integrate Django messages for notifications
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7f0bca6 [desktop] Header configuration
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7a40908 HUE-799 [ua] Fix delete group action.
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a581de0 [fb] Sticky bit testing.
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9a40ef8 HUE-797 [useradmin] Admin cannot delete a user account.
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3752cff HUE-504 [fb] Add sticky bit support.
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e2cc325 HUE-787 [Desktop] Config dump view uses raw values instead of type cased values in template.
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220f252 [core] REST Exception also gets the headers of urllib2.HTTPError
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3d4184e HUE-791 [core] Adding Django Transaction middleware
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38548f0 HUE-795 [core] Integrate latest MIT fileuploader.js
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8ab4ca3 HUE-758 [core] Finishing Internationalization
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27f232f [core] Revert back missing module
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c40fc08 [core] Removing unused files and updating NOTICE.txt
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94390b0 HUE-690 [fb] Disallowing multi-level directory creation in filebrowser.
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4a1b4a8 HUE-792 [core] Move the Oozie lib from Jobsub to Desktop
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45ec32f HUE-788 [core] Enable apps to be url namespaced
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5be5736 [doc] Improve getting started section
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f6e86b8 [jobsub] Changing job_properties field from CharField to TextField
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3b411c6 [core] Remove deprecated en_US locale
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dcb1a3c HUE-724 [core] Create jHueNotify plugin
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09b3d88 HUE-731 [ui] Clean old hidden and jframe-hidden CSS classes
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4de6d30 HUE-769 [jb] Sorting jobs by Duration can be wrong
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306199f HUE-782 [core] jHueFileChooser allowed to select a folder
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cdea584 [doc] Make the README up to date
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7ee080a HUE-758 [core] Internationalization
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11c9e52 HUE-767 [jb] Make kill column not clickable
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a849ded HUE-767 [jb] Improve the look and feel with bootstraps
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417d7e1 HUE-778 [beeswax] Fix email checkbox grammar
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5102dd4 [doc] Warn SDK users about using released downloads
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c8c9bdd HUE-780 [fb] Small improvements for a better usability
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e99bc2e [core] English corrections of user text
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6f685aa [doc] Fix create desktop app ambiguity in the SDK manual
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9f442c5 [jobsub] Extraneous comments in the "Job Designer" help file
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76ef2af HUE-779 [fb] Pagination on following page is not correct
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33d87f0 [core] Upgrading to Mako 0.7.2 for fixing regression in 0.7.1
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b18502a [core] Harmonize table row hover color
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166241a HUE-766 [core] Desktop i18n
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28a0eaf HUE-760 [beeswax] Backend i18n
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6c9657b [core] Rowselector jQuery plugin exclude element parameter
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a4f4208 HUE-206 [fb] Browsing a large directory slow for IE
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84a855f HUE-316 [core] Upgraded ext-py Mako to 0.7.1
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39a97e4 HUE-612 [jb] Get and display a retired job
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03ac5e9 HUE-768 [core] Remove ambiguity about table headers sort icons
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b1431da [beeswax] Make prettier create manually a table form
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6d5a20d HUE-728 [beeswax] Polish UI and make it consistent
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cdda28f [core] Remove unused AspectJ
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398bb4f [core] Add a relativePath to hue-parent pom to all the pom.xml
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b29ffbe [core] Update version of snapshots used by Jenkins
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21b66b8 HUE-761 [fb] Backend i18n
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b2a66d8 HUE-638 [beeswax] Use buttons instead of input type="button"
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7ad2b31 HUE-612 [jb] Show retired jobs in the job browser
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830f507 [beeswax] Fix share queries tests
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b400f94 [jobsub] Backend i18n
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053506c HUE-764 [shell] Backend i18n
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89018c3 HUE-765 [admin] Backend i18n
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70b53ae HUE-762 [jb] backend i18n
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5728384 HUE-766 [core] Desktop template i18n
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e58c95e [core] Deleting unused files
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9d22489 HUE-763 [jobsub] Fix i18n error when submitting a job
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7a91b19 HUE-763 [jobsub] Add the missing ugettext in some templates
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32d734d [doc] Updating required Ubuntu packages
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36a1b25 HUE-727 [fb] filechooser.js should not always open on / by default
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bdb090b HUE-760 [beeswax] Templates internationalization
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bcfec10 HUE-761 [fb] Templates Internationalization
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1435746 HUE-763 [jobsub] Templates internationalization
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d890c2d HUE-762 [jb] Templates Internationalization
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db7b1ca HUE-759 [about] Template Internationalization
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4120375 HUE-765 [admin] Integrating i18n
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20be268 HUE-765 [admin] Template Internationalization
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e60a5aa HUE-764 [shell] i18n ompile messages automatically for all locales
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3e57c89 HUE-764 [shell] Templates Internationalization
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4984b7b [jobsub] Misspell in job sample description
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1cde9c4 HUE-727 [fb] filechooser.js should not always open on / by default Changed filechooser.js Added initial path to the places where filechooser is used
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f6a36f8 HUE-744 [jb] Numeric/time columns are not sorted properly
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c1bb84f HUE-728 [beeswax] Polish UI and make it consistent
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8b1089b HUE-749 [beeswax] Create a new table from file page is broken
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edd14f0 HUE-731 [ui] Clean old jframe-hidden CSS classes
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2d75bd9 HUE-746 [admin] Javacript error on Permissions page
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19afeef HUE-738 [admin] Groups page does not redimension automatically
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158cd9b [doc] Fixing version for the package installation
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1969955 [useradmin] "Sync users/groups LDAP" popup submission results in an embedded window
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7c277af HUE-735 [fb] Open on home folder by default
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452ce74 [shell] Auto scroll on new output with Firefox
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eac61ca [build] Adding release notes for 2.0.1
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d3dda42 Do not fail silentely on TTransportExceptions
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53ab476 [shell] Ambiguous message when launching the app with no shell
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d6b5644 [core] WebHDFS octal permissions should be at most 4 digits
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980aea5 [jobsub] Better error handling when submitting a job
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562585c Revert "[core] Thrift calls can hang forever in the unit tests"
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dbcda98 Revert "[core] Skip tests timing out after eventlet patching"
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5207d3e [core] Perform Eventlet patching only when running Spawning server
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82a7b6e [build] Updated version to 2.1.0
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f690aeb HUE-715 [ui] Light blue color for the selected row by jHueRowSelector
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f07e157 [Shell] Fix bad config name "hadoop.KERBEROS"
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f9f5487 HUE-643 Modal dialog too small for complex object creation
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e8795d1 [doc] The JT host name needs to be FQDN for a secured cluster
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409ed0d [core] Skip tests timing out after eventlet patching
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39c2af7 [shell] Hue shells cannot recall command history
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c73279d HUE-728 [beeswax] Polish UI and make it consistent
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c4695a9 [beeswax] Fix beeswax unit test (skip --superuser option)
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194640b [core] Overly alarming message when libtidy is not found
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895e408 [core] Thrift calls can hang forever in the unit tests
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db43064 [build] Mako files MUST not be executable
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5c5141e [core] Spawning server should not be blocked by network calls (cherry picked from commit 575205b18048d1467a3fb6709f28e790535d2b8d)
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10ae072 [beeswax] Pass in keytab to beeswax server for it to auto renew ticket
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999e05c HUE-712: Support refreshing kerberos ticket for beeswax runing in standalone mode with authentication enabled
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cafbb72 HUE-639. thrift enhancements for sync query execution and additional error diagnostics
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b3612e5 [build] Update Hadoop version to CDH4.0.0-SNAPSHOT
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f06352a HUE-715 Full rows are clickable across Hue (cherry picked from commit 040ddf40e9cf64a271ed853ab35344077fce92e2)
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1d4b48a HUE-726 applied jHueSelector to the permission list on Useradmin add/edit group (cherry picked from commit ac6b6dcddc640c7c5f39b51debe9f0f7cd1bc1f6)
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7f3b2d3 [shell] Can copy/paste shell output
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7137365 [beeswax] Do not show the Download links before query completion
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dd5c997 [doc] Fix SDK link in manual
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041015d [ui] Restore icon library
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1644919 [beeswax] Save table as a file opens output directory
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9e0b032 [sdk] Update SDK docs for Hue 2.0
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081d73e [sdk] Update SDK app template
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9810072 [beeswax] Test randomly failing
This Hue release is made possible thanks to the contribution from:
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Aaron Newton
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Aaron T. Myers
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Abraham Elmahrek
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Aditya Acharya
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Alex Newman
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Andrew Bayer
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Andrew Yao
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Ann McCown
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bc Wong
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Ben Bishop
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Bruce Mitchener
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Bruno Mahé
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Eli Collins
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Enrico Berti
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Eric Wong
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Harsh J
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Henry Robinson
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Jon Natkins
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Lars Francke
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Loren Siebert
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Marcus McLaughlin
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Mike Cotton
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Paul Battaglia
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Philip Zeyliger
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Romain Rigaux
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Roman Shaposhnik
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Shawn Van Ittersum
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Shrijeet Paliwal
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Thomas Aylott
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Todd Lipcon
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Vinithra Varadharajan


A map is used when you want to transform each element in an array. It is possible to do this with a for loop, but if you want a transformed copy of the array without altering the original you should use map. The map method makes a copy of the array, so you can continue to alter the original array but also alter the new one seperatrely.
Map accepts a collection of code and acts upon each element in the collection. Map then returns a transformed collection. Lets take a look at an example
```ruby array= ['bob', 'sally', 'sue'].map{|name| name.capitalize} puts array.join(", ") #=> "Bob, Sally, Sue" ```Make sense?
If you decide you want map to modify the array you can just use map! instead. Lets look at one more example.
```ruby array= [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].map{|a| a + a} puts array.join(", ") #=> "2, 4, 3, 8, 10" ```


DESPERADO A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 5.4
United States, 1995 U.S. Availability: 8/25/95 (wide) Running Length: 1:46 MPAA Classification: R (Extreme violence, nudity, sex, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Antonio Bandaras, Salma Hayek, Joaquim de Almeida, Steve Buscemi, Cheech Marin, Quentin Tarantino Director: Robert Rodriguez Producers: Bill Borden and Robert Rodriguez Screenplay: Robert Rodriguez Cinematography: Guillermo Navarro Music: Los Lobos U.S. Distributor: Columbia Pictures
When we last saw him, he looked like Carlos Gallardo and spoke Spanish. Now, some two years later, the mariachi has returned, toting his weapons- filled guitar case and extracting sighs of longing from dark-haired Mexican beauties. Only this time, he looks like Antonio Bandaras and speaks English. The reason is obvious: Columbia Pictures gave writer/director/ producer Robert Rodriguez a budget to work with, something he didn't previously have. The results might lead an observer to judge that there's an inverse relationship between money and quality. For, while EL MARIACHI, the so-called "$7000 wonder", was an energetic, thrill-a-minute ride, DESPERADO is bloated and overlong.
Gone is the guitar-strumming mariachi. He has been replaced by a cold- hearted, steely-eyed killer who goes from town-to-town blowing away drug lords who have any connection to those who killed his beloved Domino. Most of the action in DESPERADO takes place in and around the Tarasco Bar, where Cheech Marin's bartender serves the worst beer in Mexico, and where lowlifes like the pickup guy played by Quentin Tarantino come in to tell long-winded jokes before getting shot. The Tarasco Bar is not known for its drinks; it's a front for the operations of drug kingpin Bucho (Joaquim de Almeida), the latest target of the mariachi. After learning from his friend Buscemi (played by none other than Steve Buscemi) that Bucho is in town, the mariachi takes his guitar case to the Tarasco and shoots up the place. This incident gets Bucho's attention and he sends out an army of hitmen. Meanwhile, the mariachi is hiding out in a bookstore run by the beautiful Carolina (Salma Hayek), awaiting an opportunity to strike the final blow in his war of revenge.
Violence abounds in DESPERADO, with a shootout roughly every five to ten minutes. Rodriguez has an undeniable flair for choreographing bloodshed, and his stylish gunfights give nods to the likes of Sam Peckinpah and John Woo. The same vein of sardonic wit that ran through EL MARIACHI is in evidence here; Rodriguez is simultanously satirizing and paying homage to this sort of film. Unfortunately, DESPERADO is twenty minutes longer than the director's debut, and the added length results in a stagnant pace. Also, the crude look of EL MARIACHI (which was part of its charm) has been replaced by something more polished. At times, DESPERADO almost has too much atmosphere for its own good.
The cameos are the most interesting element of this film. Cheech Marin has the best of them, playing a foul-mouthed bartender. Steve Buscemi is the mariachi's only friend, and Quentin Tarantino is briefly on-hand doing his usual shtick. The stars of EL MARIACHI are not forgotten -- most of them appear in a dream sequence/flashback, and Carlos Gallardo, who was the original title character, shows up as one of the mariachi's gun-toting cohorts.
The real problem with DESPERADO, however, is that this sequel is without purpose and may be the most unnecessary follow-up since the second CROCODILE DUNDEE. The entire story was told in EL MARIACHI; adding another one-hundred six minutes is excessive, especially considering that there's nothing noteworthy about the continuation. Yes, Antonio Bandaras and Salma Hayek are pleasant to watch, and the movie is never boring, but that's the best Rodriguez can offer in his sophomore effort. And, sadly, for all but those who glory in cinematic bloodletting, it's not enough.
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FAQ’s
What do you mean by collaborative?
Collaborative projects present the creative contributions of more than one author. Projects can take many forms. Examples include exhibitions presenting the works of multiple artists, web-based projects with multiple contributors, publications with several writers, a series of exhibitions / publications / screenings / lectures / prints each featuring a different artist, etc.
What types of projects does Grit Fund support?
Grit Fund supports a wide range of artist-initiated collaborative projects that showcase the work of more than one artist, are unlikely to be funded otherwise, and engage the public. Funded activities include exhibitions, publications, public events, public art, film screenings, lecture series, artist residencies, the ongoing work of an existing arts venue or collective, the founding of a new arts venue or collective, and more. Please refer to our eligibility requirements and funding priorities.
What types of projects will not be funded?
Projects proposed by artists outside of Baltimore City or Baltimore County, projects proposed by an individual artist to present their own work, projects that are a part of a registered 501(c)(3) non profit organization’s programming, projects proposed by students, and projects that do not have a public component will not receive funding. Please refer to our eligibility requirements and funding priorities.
I know the fund only supports collaborative projects, but I think my project should be considered because it is highly participatory and involves the audience directly. Can I apply?
It is unlikely that your project will be considered. The jury may review a proposal from an individual artist seeking to present their own work if they present a strong argument for active audience participation that verges on the collaborative.
Does the Grit Fund support work outside of the visual arts?
While the Grit Fund supports interdisciplinary practices, projects should be strongly connected to the visual arts. Performing or media arts are eligible when visual art is a key component of the finished project.
While my group is not a 501(c)3, nonprofit organization, I want to present my work in a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization’s space and use their facilities. Is my project still eligible for funding?
Only artist initiated projects are eligible for funding. Working with a nonprofit, such as the use of their facilities for a performance or event does not necessarily mean your project is not eligible for funding. However, the Grit Fund is not intended to cover production costs that should be covered by an established organization as a part of their regular program.
Can I apply for a grant to acquire equipment?
Equipment purchase or rental can be included as an expense as a part of a larger project. You may not apply for a grant with the sole purpose of acquiring equipment.
Can I apply to fund general operating for a new or existing art space?
Yes. Examples of general operating costs associated with the launch of a new arts space or the support of an existing arts space include: rent, utilities, artist and designer fees, materials and supplies, and promotional materials.
Can I include artist fees in my budget?
Yes, include artist fees in your budget to compensate participants, collaborators, and/or yourself.
Do we need to have a confirmed venue to submit an application?
No. However, if a specific venue or site is crucial to the realization of your project, having a confirmed venue speaks to the feasibility of your project. If you do not have a confirmed venue, describe the types of venues suitable for the presentation of your project, and how you plan to research and secure a venue. Be as specific as possible.
Who should be listed as the lead organizer?
The lead organizer will be the primary contact for the project during the application and granting process. The lead organizer will also be responsible for any taxes on the award. Additionally, the lead organizer must reside in Baltimore City or Baltimore County and cannot be a student at the time of application or during the granting period.
Please elaborate on the roles of the lead organizer, collaborators, and participants.
The lead organizer is the primary contact for the project. Lead organizers and collaborators envision, organize, and implement the project. Participants do not play an administrative role. An artist who is supported by the project (i.e., their work will be presented) but does not play an organizing role is considered a participant.
Can I apply as a lead organizer without listing other collaborators?
You can apply as an individual provided your project serves as a platform for other artists to exhibit, publicly present, or publish their work, etc.
Do you have to be a U.S. citizen to apply?
No. However, the lead organizer must have a social security number in order to receive payment of the award.
How much funding can I request for my project?
You may request any amount between $1000 and $6000.
Will our application be more competitive if we apply for less funding or if we apply for the maximum amount?
The amount of funding you request should accurately reflect the goals and logistics of your project. Whether you request the minimum ($1000) or maximum ($6000) level of support is not a factor in the selection process. Supported projects are chosen for their artistic strength, feasibility, and public interface.
Do I need to secure matching funds?
No. The Grit Fund does not require matching funds. Please note in your budget any in-kind donations and additional funding you have already secured. Any requests to support projects that still require funding from other unconfirmed sources may be seen by the jury as less feasible. It is important to scale your project appropriately to the amount you request from the Grit Fund.
How will the award payment be disbursed?
A check will be made out to the lead organizer who will be responsible for any taxes on the award.
What is the tax obligation if I receive a grant?
Grant monies are subject to taxes. We are not able to provide tax advice. If you have questions regarding tax requirements, please seek advice from an accountant.
How can I learn about past funded projects?
View project descriptions of funded projects from earlier rounds.


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Before Change
num_parallel_calls = 4
num_concurrent_clients = num_parallel_calls * 2 // should be at least greater than `num_parallel_calls`
bc_client = BertClient(show_server_config=False, port=5557, port_out=5558)
// hardcoded law_ids
laws = [184, 336, 314, 351, 224, 132, 158, 128, 223, 308, 341, 349, 382, 238, 369, 248, 266, 313, 127, 340, 288, 172,
209, 243, 302, 200, 227, 155, 147, 143, 261, 124, 359, 343, 291, 241, 235, 367, 393, 274, 240, 269, 199, 119,
After Change
with open("README.md") as fp:
data = [v for v in fp if v.strip()]
bc = BertClient()
list_vec = bc.encode(data)
list_label = [0 for _ in data] // a dummy list of all-zero labels
// write tfrecords


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Sinéad is registered with both the ISCP and IAIM. She has 3 children of her own and wonderful nieces and nephews who are responsible for deepening her love and understanding of little ones!


Implements IDataServices fro multi-tenant environments.
Default constructor
protected Void MultitenantDataServices()
Alias of the table.
public String Alias { get; set; }
Database engine command builder.
public IDbCmdBuilder CommandBuilder { get; set; }
Gets or set the service for modification auditing.
public IDataModelAuditor DataModelAuditor { get; set; }
Database engine command builder for data model objects.
public IDataModelCmdBuilder DataModelCmdBuilder { get; set; }
A collection of fields that defines the table columns.
public IDictionary<String, Field> Fields { get; set; }
Schema to which the table belongs to.
public String Schema { get; set; }
Name of the sequence.
public String SequenceName { get; set; }
Converts string to object of a specified DbType.
public IStringToDbTypeConverter StringToDbTypeConverter { get; set; }
Database table name.
public String Table { get; set; }
Appends to the where clause all set terms.
public Void AppendFilterTerms(statement, terms, match)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | Statement | Statement to add terms. |
| terms | List<Term> | A collections of terms. |
| match | MatchKind | How to match the terms. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when statement is null. |
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when terms is null. |
| InvalidTermColumnNameException | Thrown when a term.Column name does not exists within the fields collection. |
Appends to statement a predicate that equals field to the specified partitionKeyValue.
protected Void AppendPartitionKeyPredicate(statement, field, partitionKeyValue)
The predicate is appended only if it does not exists.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | Statement | The Statement to append the predicate to. |
| field | Field | A Field to filter by. |
| partitionKeyValue | Object | The actual value of the partition key. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when statement is null. |
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when field is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when partitionKeyValue is null. |
Appends to statement a predicate that equals the partition key field to the partition key property of the model.
protected Void AppendPartitionKeyPredicate(statement, model)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | Statement | The Statement to append the predicate to. |
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when statement is null. -or- When model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has it's the partition key property set. |
| InvalidOperationException | Thrown when the field that maps to the partition key property cannot be found. |
Appends to the where clause all set static terms.
public Void AppendStaticTerms(statement, terms)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | Statement | Statement to add terms. |
| terms | List<StaticTerm> | A collections of terms. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when statement is null. |
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when terms is null. |
| InvalidTermColumnNameException | Thrown when a term.Column name does not exists within the fields collection. |
Builds a list of domain model objects of dataModelType from the specified reader.
protected IEnumerable<IDataModel> BuildModelList(dataModelType, reader)
A list of domain model objects.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| dataModelType | Type | Type of the domain model object to retrieve. |
| reader | IDataReader | The data reader containing the database data. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when dataModelType is null. |
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when reader is null. |
Builds a list of domain model objects of dataModelType from the specified reader.
protected IEnumerable<IDataModel> BuildModelList(dataModelType, reader, parent)
A list of domain model objects.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| dataModelType | Type | Type of the domain model object to retrieve. |
| reader | IDataReader | The data reader containing the database data. |
| parent | IDataModel | Parent object of the model being constructed. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when dataModelType is null. |
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when reader is null. |
Builds a list of domain model objects of
protected IEnumerable BuildModelList<T>(statement)
A list of domain model objects.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | SelectStatement | The SelectStatement to excecute. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown where statement is null. |
Builds a list of domain model objects of
protected IEnumerable BuildModelList<T>(statement, parent)
A list of domain model objects.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | SelectStatement | The SelectStatement to excecute. |
| parent | IDataModel | The parent object of the model being constructed. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown where statement is null. |
Builds a list of domain model objects of
protected Task<IEnumerable> BuildModelListAsync<T>(statement)
A list of domain model objects.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | SelectStatement | The SelectStatement to excecute. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown where statement is null. |
Builds a list of domain model objects of
protected Task<IEnumerable> BuildModelListAsync<T>(statement, parent)
A list of domain model objects.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | SelectStatement | The SelectStatement to excecute. |
| parent | IDataModel | The parent object of the model being constructed. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown where statement is null. |
Deletes a record from the underlaying repository.
public Int32 Delete(model, timestampKind, expectedTimestamp)
Amount of records affected.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel to be deleted. |
| timestampKind | TimestampKind | Kind of timestamp to apply to the WHERE clause. |
| expectedTimestamp | DateTime | Timestamp that is expected to be on the database. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the object is not correctly initialized. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not have a PartitionKey. |
| ConcurrectActionMissedException | Thrown when no record was affected and a timestamp kind was specified. |
| AuditingException | Thrown when an auditing process fails or cannot be completed successfully. |
Deletes a record from the underlaying repository.
public Task<Int32> DeleteAsync(model, timestampKind, expectedTimestamp)
Amount of records affected.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel to be deleted. |
| timestampKind | TimestampKind | Kind of timestamp to apply to the WHERE clause. |
| expectedTimestamp | DateTime | Timestamp that is expected to be on the database. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the object is not correctly initialized. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not have a PartitionKey. |
| ConcurrectActionMissedException | Thrown when no record was affected and a timestamp kind was specified. |
| AuditingException | Thrown when an auditing process fails or cannot be completed successfully. |
Ensures that model is valid for multi-tenant operations.
protected Void EnsureModelConfiguration(model)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | A, IDataModel to validate. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has the partition key property set. |
Ensures that this object has a valid state.
protected Void EnsureObjectState()
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when a required property is not initialized. |
Enumerates an IDataModel of
protected IEnumerable EnumerateModel<T>(reader)
An enumeration of IDataModel of
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| reader | IDataReader | An IDataReader with the database data. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when reader is null. |
Enumerates an IDataModel of
protected IEnumerable EnumerateModel<T>(reader, parent)
An enumeration of IDataModel of
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| reader | IDataReader | An IDataReader with the database data. |
| parent | IDataModel | Parent object of the model beeing constructed. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when reader is null. |
Gets a domain model object of dataModelType looking for it's primary key.
public IDataModel GetModel(dataModelType, model)
An initialized data model object.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| dataModelType | Type | The Type of the domain model object to retrieve. |
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel holding the primary key to look for. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when dataModelType is null. -or- Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has the partition key property set. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the this data service object was not properly initialized. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have a primary key column. |
Gets a model object of type
public GetModel<T>(model)
An initialized data model object.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | T | An instance of the model with the primary key to look for. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thown the model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has the partition key property set. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the this data service object was not properly initialized. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have a primary key column. |
Gets a domain model object of dataModelType looking for it's primary key.
public Task<IDataModel> GetModelAsync(dataModelType, model)
An initialized data model object.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| dataModelType | Type | The Type of the domain model object to retrieve. |
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel holding the primary key to look for. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when dataModelType is null. -or- Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has the partition key property set. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the this data service object was not properly initialized. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have a primary key column. |
Gets a model object of type
public Task GetModelAsync<T>(model)
An initialized data model object.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | T | An instance of the model with the primary key to look for. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thown the model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has the partition key property set. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the this data service object was not properly initialized. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have a primary key column. |
Gets a domain model object of dataModelType looking for it's identity property.
public IDataModel GetModelByIdentity(dataModelType, model)
An initialized data model object.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| dataModelType | Type | The Type of the domain model object to retrieve. |
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel holding the identity to look for. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when dataModelType is null. -or- Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has the partition key property set. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the this data service object was not properly initialized. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have a primary key column. |
Gets a model object of type
public GetModelByIdentity<T>(model)
An initialized data model object.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | T | An instance of the model object with the identity data. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has the partition key property set. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when a required property is not initialized. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have a primary key column. |
Gets a domain model object of dataModelType looking for it's identity property.
public Task<IDataModel> GetModelByIdentityAsync(dataModelType, model)
An initialized data model object.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| dataModelType | Type | The Type of the domain model object to retrieve. |
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel holding the identity to look for. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when dataModelType is null. -or- Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has the partition key property set. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the this data service object was not properly initialized. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have a primary key column. |
Gets a model object of type
public Task GetModelByIdentityAsync<T>(model)
An initialized data model object.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | T | An instance of the model object with the identity data. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyPropertyException | Thrown when model does not has a partition key property. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not has the partition key property set. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when a required property is not initialized. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have a primary key column. |
Builds a SelectStatement that retrives a record looking by identity and filtering by the partition key.
protected SelectStatement GetRowByIdentityStatement(model)
A SelectStatement to execute.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel that holds the identity. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not have a PartitionKey property or the property is not an IDataProperty. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have an Identity column. |
Builds a SelectStatement that retrives a record looking by primary key and filtering by the partition key.
protected SelectStatement GetRowByPrimaryKeyStatement(model)
A SelectStatement to execute.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel that holds the primary key. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not have a PartitionKey property or the property is not an IDataProperty. |
| DataServiceOperationNotSupportedException | Thrown when the repository does not have a primary key column. |
Inserts a record into the underlaying repository.
public Int32 Insert(model)
Amount of records affected.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel to be inserted. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the object is not correctly initialized. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not have a PartitionKey. |
| AuditingException | Thrown when an auditing process fails or cannot be completed successfully. |
Inserts a record into the underlaying repository.
public Task<Int32> InsertAsync(model)
Amount of records affected.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel to be inserted. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the object is not correctly initialized. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not have a PartitionKey. |
| AuditingException | Thrown when an auditing process fails or cannot be completed successfully. |
Run a count statement and returns the count.
protected Int32 RunCountStatement(statement)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | SelectStatement | The statement to run. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown where statement is null. |
Run a count statement and returns the count.
protected Task<Int32> RunCountStatementAsync(statement)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| statement | SelectStatement | The statement to run. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown where statement is null. |
Calculates the maximum page number and returns the specified page or the maximun page number if page is not valid.
protected Int32 SanitizePageNumber(page, pageLength, totalItems)
A sanitized page number.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| page | Int32 | Attempted page number. |
| pageLength | Int32 | Page length. |
| totalItems | Int32 | Total items. |
Updates a record on the underlaying repository.
public Int32 Update(model, timestampKind, expectedTimestamp)
Amount of records affected.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel to be updated. |
| timestampKind | TimestampKind | Kind of timestamp to apply to the WHERE clause. |
| expectedTimestamp | DateTime | Timestamp that is expected to be on the database. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the object is not correctly initialized. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not have a PartitionKey. |
| ConcurrectActionMissedException | Thrown when no record was affected and a timestamp kind was specified. |
| AuditingException | Thrown when an auditing process fails or cannot be completed successfully. |
Updates a record on the underlaying repository.
public Task<Int32> UpdateAsync(model, timestampKind, expectedTimestamp)
Amount of records affected.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| model | IDataModel | An IDataModel to be updated. |
| timestampKind | TimestampKind | Kind of timestamp to apply to the WHERE clause. |
| expectedTimestamp | DateTime | Timestamp that is expected to be on the database. |
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when model is null. |
| MissingRequiredPropertyException | Thrown when the object is not correctly initialized. |
| MissingPartitionKeyException | Thrown when model does not have a PartitionKey. |
| ConcurrectActionMissedException | Thrown when no record was affected and a timestamp kind was specified. |
| AuditingException | Thrown when an auditing process fails or cannot be completed successfully. |
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Team
We define ourselves as a modern and multi-disciplinary team. We come from very diverse fields, from Geography to Translation, passing through Design. Nevertheless, we do have a common object: upgrade ourselves professionally to become programmers, taking the lead towards digital diversity.
Our experiences and our passion for technology has pooled us together in this project and that’s how our first collaborations have taken place. Be aware! There are still many to come!
Strengths
We are innovative, curious and prone to change. We have faith in ourselves, our work and our environment and we act accordingly. Thus, if you are looking for restless, proactive and entrepreneurial people, you have found them!
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Nobody is perfect… and neither are we! We have a long way to go ahead of us regarding technical knowledge. We need training, help and a little patience but, trust in us! If you can offer us that, we won’t let you down!
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Antonella Michelli
Enthusiastic, resolute and a little impatient. Even though she has devoted last years to translation and learning languages, her arachnid sense always turns on when she listens to terms such as “new technologies” or “innovation”. Interested in web development, digital translation, and nature.
 A Geographer since 2012, she starts a new career as front-end programmer. An enthusiast of information systems, databases and logic, she never wastes the opportunity to go trekking, watch the stars and sightseeing.
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Curious, ambitious and prone to challenges. Dedicated to sales and finances, she has changed her direction towards programming, where she can develop further her creative side. Number one fan of technology, music, and tv series.
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Persevering, perfectionist and patient: the ABC of the programmer! She is always willing to learn new things. Coming from technical engineering to Adalab, she is interested in video-games and illustration, and everything else related to creativity.
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Active, collaborative and constant. Having been an Environmental Scientist focused on wastewater treatment, she is now into front-end programming. A lover of nature, cinema, and videogames. This new career fits her as a finger ring!


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We know that the worst case for Insertion Sort is about n^2/2, while the average case is about n^2/4. This means that:
n^2/2
n^2/4
Think of the behaviour of every pass through the inner for loop of the insertion sort if keys are equal.


Mitchell (Mitch) Smith is a full time Software Engineer and father from Baltimore Maryland. In his free time he enjoys creating apps as a hobby.
These are some of the apps I have developed, check them out and let me know your thoughts!
I have been a full time software engineer since 2012 when I graduated from UMBC with a B.S. in Computer Science. Honestly, I just love the freedom of writing software, it's like playing with an endless supply of blocks!
In my spare time I love to try out all sorts of hobbies, anything from juggling, to bango, t-shirt design, D&D, and app development. I simply love trying and learning new skills.
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Nanovms is a unikernel which can run a single process. Wikipedia defines a unikernel as
A unikernel is a specialised, single address space machine image constructed by using library operating systems. A developer selects, from a modular stack, the minimal set of libraries which correspond to the OS constructs required for the application to run. These libraries are then compiled with the application and configuration code to build sealed, fixed-purpose images (unikernels) which run directly on a hypervisor or hardware without an intervening OS such as Linux or Windows.
Nanovms has built an open source unikernel and provided a tool called ops to allow for the building of a unikernel and deployment on a growing list of cloud platforms.
The purpose of this project is to experiment with the feasibility of deploying and updating unikernels in the Google Cloud Platform in a similar way to Docker with Kubernetes or with AWS Fargate. It is hoped that instances can be clustered and scaled using the services provided by providers such as Google and AWS.
Currently the ops tool has been found to be capable of using a Linux targetted build of a simple app and putting it in the Google cloud to run in a small instance. There are some issues related to doing things like allowing HTTP ports to be used for instances which are likely due to my own lack of experience rather than underlying issues with the available tools.


PLAYING BY HEART A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1999 Christopher Null filmcritic.com
Every year like clockwork there's a film that tries to intertwine a dozen characters into one monster story: SHORT CUTS (1993), TWENTY BUCKS (1993), PULP FICTION (1994), 2 DAYS IN THE VALLEY (1996), to name but a few. 1998's entry crept in under the wire: PLAYING BY HEART... and it's finally in wide release.
Now on its third (and worst) title in as many months, HEART follows about a dozen Los Angelenos en route to love and/or misery. Among them are Anderson and Stewart as a couple of silly/wacky would-be lovers; club kids Jolie and Phillippe; ice queen Stowe (having an affair with Edwards); and wedded veterans Rowlands and Connery.
The script relies on two things: making you think hard about how all these people fit together (it's actually quite obvious after 30 minutes, though most of the half-wits in my audience were vocalizing "Hmmmm..." and "OH!" frequently). Second, of course, is MAKING YOU CRY. Trying to, anyway. If you're like my wife, the touching poetry read by Burstyn to dying son Mohr will have you all aflutter. If you're like me, you'll think it's cute but overbearingly manipulative. Perhaps that's why 85 percent of our audience was female....
None of this is meant to say that PLAYING BY HEART is a bad film. It's actually pretty funny, and while some actors (Anderson, Jolie, Stewart) are better than others (Mohr--beyond over the top), and some are just plain bizarre (Quaid), the film works well as a whole and is lively from start to finish. Hell, I can't imagine any other director getting Connery to do an impression of a slobbering lap dog (really).
While most other intricate follow-the-plot movies do it better, HEART is one that's worth a look, especially if you're into that weepy sorta thing.

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