This page explains how to put in place the configuration of your Batch modeling, i.e. your Jobs and Steps declarations.
Jobs and steps are the main configuration components in Batch Modeling, allowing you to encapsulate an entire batch process. In your UML model, they are both represented by Activities and have to be defined in special packages in order to be scanned by the BluAge generation process.
PK_JOB and PK_STEP packages must be located somewhere under the root PK_TARGET package.
The Job goal is to declare all steps and the order in which to execute them for a single batch process.
To mark the end of the Job, connect the last Call Behavior Action to an Activity Final.
restartable (boolean) Allows to prevent restart execution of the Job even if it has failed. Default is true.
Conditional flows allow to trigger different steps depending on conditions. It can be seen as an if-batch equivalent, and is modeled the same way as a standard if, using Decision Nodes and Merge Nodes (shown below).
The condition on which to choose which next step to execute has to be stored in the guard of each Control Flow departing the Decision Node and is based on the ExitStatus of the previous step.
Parallel processing allow to execute multiple steps at the same time and can be useful for complex and time-consuming processes. It is modeled using Fork Nodes and Join Nodes.
Then, drag-and-drop your newly created Subjob Activity Diagram in your main Job Activity Diagram as you would do with a regular step.
The Step is a process unit which encapsulates an independent, sequential phase of a batch job.
PreProcessor Allows to execute code before entering the processor, for initialization purpose for instance. Optional.
Reader Represents the Spring Batch ItemReader. Allows to read data from multiple sources such as databases, flat files, ebcdic files,... Required if no Processor is present in the Step. Otherwise, optional.
Processor Represents the Spring Batch ItemProcessor. Allows to handle the data retrieved by the Reader and/or to initialize the data to be handled by the Writer. Required if no Reader is present in the Step, otherwise optional.
Writer Represents the Spring Batch ItemWriter. Allows to write data to multiple sources such as databases, flat files, ebcdic files,.... Optional.
PostProcessor Allows to execute code after the processor, for cleaning purpose for instance. Optional.
Here is a typical example of a Step Activity Diagrams. The Reader, represented through a Call Operation Action, is shown in red, as well as the Writer, shown in blue. PreProcessors, Processes and PostProcessors are modeled as Operations, referenced through Call Behavior Actions, and shown in green.
NOTE : Each Component is explained in the Batch Components page. We are here covering the configuration process putting them together in the step.
allowStartIfComplete (boolean) Whether or not any step with a status of 'COMPLETED' is skipped during normal processing a restarted job. Default is false.
commitInterval (int) Specifies he number of items to be processed before the transaction is committed. Default is 1000.
The Java configuration generated by the BluAge SpringBoot Batch stack forces the step to provide an input type and an output type.
Processor and Reader Processor input parameter type.
For lists, filling the list element type through the TemplateObject stereotype is strongly advised.
Reader only Depends on the Reader type, usually provided through one of the tagged values of the configured Reader.
Fallback is Object if no configuration has been found.
Processor (with or without Writer) Processor return parameter type.
For Steps without writer, the Processor can have a void return type.
Writer only For WriteTextFile / WriteTemplateLine, first Writer parameter type. Otherwise, Step input type.
No Processor nor Writer Step input type.
Partitioning Steps is supported by the BluAge Batch Modeling. You can configure such a Step by adding the Partitioned stereotype to it, alongside the STEP stereotype.
gridSize (int) Specifies the requests number limit for a single step to the task executor.
implementation (String) Specifies the fully qualified name of your Partitioner. This file has to be hosted by the BluAge Forward project as a specific file, and should contain an implementation of the Spring Partitioner interface, which will create the ExecutionContexts.
Dynamic string properties, where you can specify the name of the dynamic property in the default value of the property using the pattern $sp([propertyName]). The value of the property stored in the BluAge Forward properties files configuration will then be injected.
Multi-resources partitioning is a sub-case of the previous Partitioned configuration, allowing to work on multiple input files and associate their file names with execution context keys.
To enable Multi-resources partitioning, simply activate the tagged value isMultiResource of the Partitioned stereotype put on your Step. You are then allowed to pass a comma-separated list of input files in the Forward configuration.
NOTE : Passing arguments is not supported in Multi-resources Partitioned Step.
A Step can also be declared as a Tasklet, allowing specific data handlings which are are not covered by a Read / Process / Write combination.
Many dedicated operations don't need a user-provided implementation and are directly provided by the BluAge Forward process. These dedicated Tasklets don't need to be stereotyped STEP, as each supported special Tasklet has its own stereotype to describe it. Moreover, no Activity Diagram is needed under the Tasklet Activity, since all configuration is made through the describing stereotype and its tagged values.
A special Tasklet still needs to be located under a PK_STEP package.
The STEP_COMMAND_LINE stereotype is used to declare your Step as a Command Line Tasklet, which allows you to execute a system command.
timeout (int) Specifies the time limit in ms for the command line to execute.
NOTE : The command itself is provided by the BluAge Forward process through a properties file entry.
You can implement a Custom Tasklet by stereotyping your Step with the CUSTOM_STEP stereotype.
implementation (String) Specifies the fully qualified name of your Tasklet. This file has to be hosted by the BluAge Forward project as a specific file, and should contain an implementation of the Spring Tasklet interface.
You can implement an Email Tasklet by stereotyping your Step with the EMAIL_STEP stereotype, which allows you to configure and send emails.
bcc (String) Specifies the comma-separated list of hidden recipients in copy (blind copy carbon).
cc (String) Specifies the comma-separated list of recipients in copy (copy carbon).
encoding (String) Specifies the encoding used for the mail (Charset name).
from (String) Specifies the sender mail address.
host (String) Specifies the SMTP host name.
inputEncoding (String) Specifies the encoding used when reading the mail body Resource (Charset name).
password (String) Specifies the password to be used if authentication is required.
port (String) Specifies the SMTP host port.
subject (String) Specifies the subject of the mail.
to (String) Specifies the receiver mail address.
username (String) Specifies the username to be used if authentication is required.
useSTARTTLS (String) Whether or not to enable the SMTP startTLS for encrypted connexion.
Keep in mind that those values can also be configured by the BluAge Forward process through properties file entries, for more dynamic modifications. You generally don't want to hard-code them in your UML Model unless you are certain they won't change throughout your whole project modernization.
The tagged values are prioritized over the property file entries.
You can implement an Empty File Check Tasklet by stereotyping your Step with the STEP_EMPTY_FILE_CHECK stereotype, which allows you to check whether a specified file exists and is not empty or not.
The target file is configured by the BluAge Forward process through properties file entries, hence no other configuration happens in the UML Model. This way, you can dynamically change the specified file between successive runs and reuse the same UML Activity in your model in multiple steps even if the target checked file differs.
You can implement File Operations Tasklets by stereotyping your Step with the FILE_OPERATION_STEP stereotype, which allows to perform several tasks on files such as copying, deleting, merging or resetting.
mode (FileOperationMode) COPY : Copy one or multiple files to a directory.
DELETE : Delete one or multiple files.
MERGE : Append one or multiple files to a target file.
MERGE_COPY : Append one or multiple files to a target file, overwriting existing content.
RESET : Reset the content of one or multiple files.
strict (boolean) Whether or not the existence of each provided file must be verified and, if so, an error must be thrown.
Source and target files are configured by the BluAge Forward process through properties file entries.
You can implement FTP Tasklets, which allows you to send (PUT) / receive (GET) files to/from a remote directory using the FTP protocol.
The FTP GET Tasklet is declared by adding the FTP_GET_STEP to your Step.
autoCreateLocalDirectory (Boolean) Whether or not to automatically create the local directory during the process.
clientMode (Integer) Whether or not to use an Active (0) or a Passive (2) local data connection mode.
deleteLocalFiles (Boolean) Whether or not to delete local files before executing the process.
downloadFileAttempts (Integer) Specifies the number of attempts to make before giving up, if retry is enabled.
fileType (Integer) Specifies the file type defined by org.apache.commons.net.ftp.FTP constants (ASCII_FILE_TYPE, BINARY_FILE_TYPE, EBCDIC_FILE_TYPE or LOCAL_FILE_TYPE).
retryIfNotFound (Boolean) Whether or not to retry the process if the first attempt did not succeed.
retryIntervalMilliseconds (Integer) Specifies the interval (in ms) before each retry attempt.
Local directory, remote directory, filename pattern as well as FTP session connection information are configured by the BluAge Forward process through properties file entries.
The FTP PUT Tasklet is declared by adding the FTP_PUT_STEP to your Step.
Filename and FTP session connection information are configured by the BluAge Forward process through properties file entries.
You can implement Report Tasklets by stereotyping your Step with the REPORT_STEP stereotype, which allows to generate Jasper reports in multiple formats from a DataSource.
format (EnumReportType) PDF, XLS, HTML, CSV or TEXT.
Report file and output file are configured by the BluAge Forward process through properties file entries.
You can also pass parameters to Jasper by creating parameters in your Step Activity. Each parameter name will be used as the parameter name to be passed to Jasper and the corresponding value is filled by a property file entry by the BluAge Forward process.
You can implement a Sort Tasklet by stereotyping your Step with the SORT_STEP stereotype. This tasklet is used to create file stort steps, with a syntax close to the DFSORT on z/OS with utilises already implemented. In addition to files, it is also possible to select lines to keep and to define transformations.
charset (String) Specifies the source files encoding (see below).
headerSize (int) Specifies the size of the header in source files. Those lines won't be sorted nor transformed but will be kept as header in the target file.
include (String) Specifies a string describing lines to include (see below).
inrec (String) Specifies a string describing a transformation to be applied before the sort itself (see below).
omit (String) Specifies a string describing lines to exclude (see below).
outrec (String) Specifies a string describing a transformation to be applied after the sort itself (see below).
skipDuplicates (boolean) Whether or not to ignore lines with the same position (only the first one is kept) (see below).
sort (String) Specifies a string describing the order to apply to the sort, using DFSORT syntax (see below).
sortCharset (String) Specifies the encoding to use suring the sort of strings. The order can be different depending on this encoding (see below).
sum (String) Specifies a string describing fields to sum when different lines have the same position in the order defined by the sort tagged value (see below).
ZD, for numbers, eventually with the sign encoded with the first number.
Before the sort itself, lines to be processed are selected using the include and omit tagged values. Both tagged values are defined using the DFSORT syntax, the same way as the sort tagged value. A line is included if it is selected by the include tagged value and not selected by the omit tagged value.
In addition to CH and ZD, the SS format is also allowed. It is used to test if a string is contained inside an other one.
inrec and outrec tagged values define transformations to apply to the selected lines respectively before and after the sort itself. These transformations are described using a list of fields, eventually surrounded with parenthesis. Other syntaxes, such as IFTHEN,... are not supported.
By default, when two lines have the same position in the order described by sort, both lines are kept, in an unspecified order. If the skipDuplicates boolean is true, only one line is kept (sum="NONE" equivalent).
Warning : depending on the specified order, different lines can have the same position. In that case, only one will be kept in an unspecified order.
In the sum tagged value is specified, lines with the same position will be summed. The value of the sum tag describes fields which have to be summed. There is only one line printed in the final result. If a value is specified for sum, the value of the skipDuplicates tag is ignored.
The source file encoding is specified by the charset tagged value. If no value is provided, the default encoding is the JVM default encoding. The target file encoding is defined by the encoding workflow value.
The sortCharset tagged value is used during the sort itself for string comparisons. The order of characters is not the same depending on the encoding, typically legacy encodings such as EBCDIC which puts letters before numbers, contrary to ASCII and its equivalents.


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Shoppers Willing to Connect With Retailers on Facebook
7/08/2011 online sales
Social commerce may be on the minds of retailers everywhere, but buying through Facebook is still far from mainstream. But it is hard to say whether shoppers are being restricted by the lack of "f-commerce" opportunities on Facebook, or whether retailers are hesitant to experiment before seeing a strong level of interest.
Software provider Ability Commerce found that 79% of the Internet Retail Top 500 retailers have Facebook pages, yet only 12% offer apps or widgets that enable ecommerce transactions on the social network. Meanwhile, according to a joint study by Shop.org, comScore and Social Shopping Labs, more than half (53%) of Facebook users have reached a retailer's website from its Facebook page, and 35% of online shoppers said they would be likely to make a purchase through Facebook.
Facebook has become the social media venue of choice among online buyers. Compete discovered that the number of online buyers using retailers' Facebook pages increased 3 percentage points over the previous year, bumping blogs, forums and review sites to second place. Additionally, a third of respondents "like" six or more retailers or consumer products companies on Facebook.
The prospect of finding out about sales and promotions is a big lure. Over 56% of those surveyed by Compete visited retailers' Facebook pages for this purpose, while 58% in the Shop.org study, which included Twitter and a company's blog in the figure, cited deals as a primary motivation. Learning more about a retailer and keeping up to date on products were also important.
According to Compete, more than 20% of online buyers found Facebook pages "influential" or "extremely influential," regardless of the channel where the transaction is completed. The numbers show promise for a less established retail offering.
A PowerReviews and e-tailing group survey discovered that more familiar online tools, such as customer reviews, Q&As and forums, beat Facebook for their effect on buying behavior, yet the popular site still fared better than mobile or Twitter.
Taken with Compete's findings, this implies that Facebook is being used by online shoppers more than ever and is continuing to grow in popularity, but has yet to surpass more ubiquitous online community tools in direct influence on purchasing.
Retailers and consumer products companies could give the small but eager group currently connecting with them on Facebook what they are looking for: access to sales. Even if these online shoppers are not yet able to make purchases directly through Facebook, exclusive offers can engender goodwill, loyalty, sharing and increase the likelihood of taking the "f-commerce" leap when it is offered.
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Dallas Neighborhood Histories, This Week on "Frame of Mind"
by Nataly Keomoungkhoun 22 Dec 2015 3:58 PM
For the last episode of season two on "Frame of Mind," a look into the history of Bonton and Ideal, two neighborhoods in Dallas.
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While he says he can be described as a 'recovering architect,' Craig Weflen attended the University of Nebraska and received his bachelor's and master's degrees in Architecture and Design. Weflen then moved to Texas to work for bcWORKSHOP, where he made the transition from architecture and design to film. This week, I talk to Weflen about his documentary, "Bonton + Ideal."
Watch Frame of Mind Thursday at 11 p.m. on KERA TV
For the last episode of season two on "Frame of Mind," a look into the history of Bonton and Ideal, two neighborhoods in South Dallas. "Bonton + Ideal" takes us into how segregation, weather, people and so much more can shape and bring an identity to a community.
Photo of the Ingram Family and their home in "Bonton + Ideal"
On the purpose of bc workshop…
CWWe're a nonprofit architecture and design center that has a focus on bringing design resources to areas of the city where design resources aren't typically utilized. As the organization has evolved over its life cycle, we've expanded into different areas and different ways of thinking outside of traditional architecture groups. We've got a group within the organization that does data analytics, we've got a team that is working with policy makers, and then there's the bc media team which is making films like "Bonton + Ideal". The mission is about building better and more equitable cities, and to do that, you've got to have an understanding of the people who live there, and neighborhoods are the most fundamental way people organize themselves in the city
On the research conducted for "Bonton + Ideal…"
CWThis film is part of a larger series — our "Neighborhood Stories" project. We have a process for doing this type of research. We start by doing as much research as we can on our own; we're gathering that outsider's perspective, and that's reading through newspaper archives, everything we can find at the library, image archives — all of that kind of stuff. The next step, which is the most important piece of this process, is actually talking with folks. The interviews that you see in the film are the biggest part of the research process itself, because when you're telling stories about a neighborhood's history, there's not always a well documented history, a lot of that is orally preserved. It's family history and stories that have been passed down from generation to generation, and you can't learn any of that stuff without talking to folks. The mindset is to tell the neighborhood's story; that's the primary objective of all of this. From there, you're able to examine some of the historical forces that have shaped our cities through the lens of a specific neighborhood, and you start to see the impact those forces have had on the people who live there.
On the importance of telling stories…
CWIt's the history of Dallas, and you want to have an appreciation for the city that you live in beyond this rosy history that everyone knows and talks about. A lot of these neighborhood-focused stories aren't necessarily the most pleasant things to talk about, but it's important that we recognize these things that have happened in our city as we look forward to building a better Dallas. The other part of this story is that while Bonton and Ideal are certainly unique neighborhoods that have a special character and sense of place, the challenges they have faces have also been faced by other neighborhoods — not just across Dallas, but across the whole American South. You talk about freeways dividing a neighborhood, flooding concerns in formerly segregated neighborhoods and bombings by racially motivated groups — these are things that have happened elsewhere in the country and have played a big part in shaping these communities.
Filmmaker Craig Weflen
On the most important part of a community…
CWIt's interesting because that's a question we always ask when we conduct interviews, "What makes this neighborhood special?" For both Bonton and Ideal, – every person that we asked – said "the people" — the people and the close social ties developed in the neighborhood. I think that's probably a result of the outside forces that have made moves to isolate the community physically, socially and economically. The folks were forced to rely on each other during the time of segregation when you couldn't shop anywhere outside of your neighborhood. When that went away, those social ties still remained, and they grow stronger from generation to generation. It's a really close knit community.
On the highlights of the "Neighborhood Stories" series…
CWI got to meet a lot of people that are really committed to making their neighborhood a great place to live and are really passionate and driven — it's incredible. I've gotten to meet some really incredible people and help to tell their story and provide them with something that can hopefully help them to leverage things to go forward. It's very rewarding.
Thoughts on being featured on "Frame of Mind…"
CWI'm really excited about it! I think it's a really fantastic opportunity that KERA provides to help elevate different voices that are striving to tell different and unique stories. We definitely feel excited to have our films on "Frame of Mind."
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Overview about making a school admission appeal
Your right to appeal
If we have not been able to offer your child a place at one of the schools listed on your application form, you have the right of appeal to an independent appeal panel.
How many appeals you can make
You can only make one appeal per school in a single academic year unless there is a change in circumstances.
How appeals are considered by the panel
Although each appeal is decided on individual merit, only exceptional circumstances are likely to lead to a successful appeal. An appeal is unlikely to be allowed on the grounds of a school's academic performance or Ofsted report, home-to-school distance or personal preference.
The outcome of an appeal will not be influenced by the acceptance of a place an alternative school.
How the appeals process works
Our appeals guidance document (PDF) will help you understand
how to prepare for your appeal
what happens at the appeal hearing
how the appeal panel will make its decision
Which school or council to make your appeal to
Schools in Barnet
we will arrange and hear appeals for:
Barnet community primary schools (check our list of community schools in the booklet) and
Friern Barnet School
we don't arrange and hear appeals for:
foundation schools and free schools
Information on how to appeal to these schools is available on the individual school websites
Schools outside Barnet
Contact the local council where the school is located to make an appeal.
Make an appeal with us for:
Reception, year 1 and year 2
Year 3 to year 6
Friern Barnet School years 7 to 11
Appeal submission deadlines
Reception deadline 24 May 2019
In-year appeals for years 1 to 6 heard throughout the year
Secondary transfer admission to Friern Barnet School deadline 26 April 2019
If you submit an appeal after the deadline, it will still be scheduled but it is likely to be heard at a later date than appeals that were submitted on time.
Appeals for an infant class place - (Reception, Year 1 and Year 2)
The law states that infant classes (Reception, Year 1 and Year 2) must not contain more 30 children with a single teacher. This is why infant class appeals are rarely successful.
Your personal reasons for wanting a place at the school, however strongly you feel, cannot be taken into account unless points 1, 2 or 3 apply.
If your child has been refused admission to an infant class an appeal panel can only allow your appeal where it is satisfied that either the:
admissions arrangements did not comply with admissions law, or
admissions arrangements were not correctly and impartially applied, or
decision to refuse admission was unreasonable
Understandably many parents think that the decision not to offer their child a place was unreasonable and will present a case to support this argument.
However, the legal definition of an 'unreasonable decision' is a 'decision which was beyond the range of responses open to a reasonable decision maker' or a 'decision which is so outrageous in its defiance of logic or of accepted moral standards that no sensible person who applied their mind to the question could have arrived at it'.
Appeal hearing dates for Barnet community schools
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We don't like to toot our own horn (yeah, right), but with our canoe outing on the South Nation River last Friday to do North Cassel ( http://coord.info/GC28X3F ), we've now filled our D/T matrix! Not sure when we'll get around to doing CZ's M-81 "Fizzy" Challenge, but it's been quite the interesting quest to qualify for it. Now, what's next? Fortunately, there's no end of challenges out there to keep the game interesting!
Congrats on completing the grid!!
Congrats! I should look into completing that challenge someday.
Fortunately, there's no end of challenges out there to keep the game interesting!
Yup. There may be three more appearing soon, if I can ever find the time to place them.
Finding CZ's golden ammo can is quite an achievement. Don't forget to contact him before you go: it is not located at the posted coordinates.
Congrats to you both, LITG on filling the grid!
Brockville seems a long way to go for a 'Fizzy' challenge cache.
Should we have a Fizzy 81 challenge cache in Ottawa?
The nearest ones are in Brockville, Sherbrooke and Toronto with 'double fizzy' caches in Montreal and Toronto.
Does the Capital area need a Fizzy challenge too?
Congratulations LITG. Think I'm about 8 d/t's behind.
Sure, anyone volunteer to host the ammo can at their house?
I have an ammo can.. but haven't completed the challenge, so I can't create the cache.
... we've now filled our D/T matrix!


this is Peter Johansson/Barbro Westlings suggestion for the exhibition Gyumri International Biennial of Contemporary Art.
We think of this as our somewhat playful but longterm contribution to this year´s theme: "Transformation of History or Parallel Histories".
We would like to build a permanent ice hockeyrink in Gyumri.
First of all we think of it as a sculpture. A public and physica piece of art with accomplished outer shape. If you look upon it with a strictly aesthetical mind the sculpture is unconventional as it turns its glimmering and polished surface to the iinside, hiding it from the spectator. What can be seen is nothing but an anonymous fencing. But the important thing, of course, is the use of the aesthetics. We would like this rink to be used each winter when the cold has taken its grip over Gyumri. When in use this sculpture is moving, exciting and always changing its scenery. Ice-dance, ballet, Icehockey, games the space is for everybody, to play, to learn, to watch! That is also the beauty of the art! The art that happens when there´s people around and so, belongs to the users.
Problems arise when summer and warmer weather is coming around. What happens to the sculpture then?
That´s something to think about. Meanwhile we indulge in dreams of a future Armenian hockey-team, of results like Armenia-Russia 1-0, and new parallel histories, yet not written, in sports.
We would like this to be our as well as our donators contribution to the Biennial and to the citizens of Gyumri. Work and play is usually separated and we are told to work first and then play. To construct and build an ice hockeyrink is hard work and craftmanship but the purpose of it is to enable play. And play is also a part of a new city, for the citizens in the new Gyumri.
We hope the Gyumri Biennial find our suggestion meaningful and exciting and that you will be able to give us your reaction/answer within short as we must start our work to make this project happen. We also hope that you will be able to help us find a space in Gyumri, both suitable for the Biennial and for the future use of the ice hockeyrink. The space must be flat and also quite big.
After having heard from you we will contact the Swedish national organization in ice hockey, firms of haulage for transportation and different brands for sport goods as well as economic contributors and sponsors. We plan to deliver not only an ice hockeyrink but also equipment and booths for the players, waterpumps and unit for diesel to make the ice as well as hoses for water.


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Ascertus takes OGR Stock Denton Live on iManage Cloud
Latest News / By Caroline Hill - Editor-in-Chief / 20 November 2018 19 October 2021
North London-based commercial law firm OGR Stock Denton has successfully gone live on the iManage Cloud, with Ascertus Limited as the implementation partner. Ascertus has helped the growing law firm deploy iManage Cloud to establish a modern work environment to compete with some of the larger central London legal services providers. iManage Cloud is available to 45 users and will seamlessly scale in the cloud as the business expands.
"We may be smaller in size to some of the central London-based law firms, but when it comes to the calibre of the work we do, we are certainly at par," said Robert Rosenberg, a partner at OGR Stock Denton. "Documents and emails are the most important tools for our fee earners and it's crucial that we provide our lawyers with productivity enhancing applications so that they can focus on delivering superior quality service to clients. A modern work environment is also essential to attracting the top talent in the industry. iManage Work is the best document management solution in the industry, and so we have invested in it."
OGR Stock Denton chose to deploy iManage Cloud for its cost-effectiveness, scalability, security, vendor maintenance and 24×7 availability.
With over 13 years' experience of partnering with iManage alongside a skilled team of consultants, project managers and support staff, Ascertus offers a full suite of professional services. Rosenberg commented: "The quality of implementation can make or break a project. Ascertus has an outstanding track record for timely and successful implementations in the industry, which is why we chose them. They are very knowledgeable about iManage and the ecosystem of solutions that surround it. Ascertus has delivered a system that is well tailored to our needs. But it's the attention to detail to customer service that exceeded our expectations. The Ascertus team walked the floors for two days, answering questions and ensuring that users were comfortable using the system. This has had a very positive impact on the system's adoption in the firm."
OGR Stock Denton provides property, family, private client dispute resolution, employment, company and commercial and international legal services across numerous sectors including manufacturing, technology, retail and fashion and healthcare.


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Q: Why does Laptop Firefox have Titlebar when Desktop Firefox does not? Desktop:

Laptop:

Notice how the Desktop image has no titlebar above the tab and the Laptop image does have a titlebar above the tab? Why?
I confirmed both versions of Firefox are exactly the same and have the same theme and no extensions. Is this difference a result of some about:config setting or something? I would like for the Laptop version to NOT have a titlebar.

A: Click on Firefox's ☰ icon on Top-Right,
Then the Customize... option.
On Bottom-Left, Uncheck "Title Bar".
Done!
Alternatively,
Click on View Menu Option,
Then Hover over Toolbars to show more items,
Click on Customize... option.
On Bottom-Left, Uncheck "Title Bar".
Done!

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The Mooney Suzuki. Beachland Tavern. 07.05.07
Sammy James Junior of The Mooney Suzuki, is a true Rock 'N' Roll front man, the likes of which you just don't see on the indie circuit. He does the rock kicks, rock jumps, and The Pete Townsend windmill. He rocks on the stage, in front of the stage, and wherever his guitar leads him. Sure, he can be a bit of a ham, and Thursday night, he sure liked saying "Cleveland," (my final count was in the 20's) but the young Sammy James Juniors in the crowd and the old Sammy James Juniors in the crowd ate it up. When he said "Clap your hands!" They clapped their hands. When he said "Have Mercy!" They said have mercy. And when he rocked out, they followed his lead.
The Mooneys early set drew heavily from their back catalog. Witnessing the band rip through numbers like "Electric Sweat" and "In a Young Man's World," it was easy to see how they earned considerable buzz during the leading edge of the garage rock revival. If I would have seen that type of performance five years ago, I surely would have been on that buzz wagon anointing the Mooneys as the next big thing. Yet, history (and critics) haven't always been kind to them. First there was the major label disappointment of Alive and Amplified, followed by the forever in the waiting, Have Mercy. When you consider that Have Mercy was intended to be released some nine months ago, it's understandable that James introduced the band's new songs as being from a soon to be released album instead of one that's out now. Admittedly, the middle of the set lost a little of their opening energy. "Ashes," "Adam &Eve," and "First Comes Love," all from Have Mercy, couldn't match the intensity of their older material. Later, "99%," and the Have Mercy bonus cut, "You Never Really Wanted to Rock 'N' Roll," both bigger, beefier, and a couple beats faster than their recorded counterparts, fit in perfectly along side the more raucous numbers "Turn My Blue Sky Black" and "Alive and Amplified."
It was that last number, "You Never Really Wanted to Rock 'N' Roll," that really summed up the band and their performance the best. Those that were there Thursday night, who wanted to Rock 'N' Roll, surely left the Beachland Tavern with their faith in music restored. Conversely, those that have no time for old fashioned Rock 'N' Roll would have been unmoved. That seems to be quite fine with Sammy James Junior and the rest of the Mooneys. At this point in their career, they're playing rock music for fans of Rock 'N' Roll and they're no longer concerned with the buzz of the next big thing.
Intro/Jam
Singin' a Song About Today
New York Girls
Electric Sweat
In A Young Man's World
This Broke Heart of Mine
Shake That Bush Again
Turn My Blue Sky Black
Alive & Amplified
Good Ole Alcohol
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title: Btrace使用介绍
tags:  [JAVA]
categories: [JAVA]
author: liheng
excerpt: "introduction to btrace"
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## 介绍

## 安装

1. 下载地址:https://github.com/btraceio/btrace/releases/download/v1.3.10.1/btrace-bin-1.3.10.1.tgz

2. 解压缩,tar zxvf ./btrace-bin-1.3.10.1.tgz, 然后就可以正常使用了。

## 应用

##### 查看执行到某个方法入参
1. 代码准备如下:

```
    import com.sun.btrace.annotations.*;
    import static com.sun.btrace.BTraceUtils.*;

    @BTrace
    public class ExecuteMonitor {
        @OnMethod(clazz = "com.iqiyi.qx.comment.model.PanFeedIdMapModel",method = "addOneFeedId")
        public static void traceExecute(String url, Long feedId){
            println("hit args, url=" + url + " feedId="+ feedId);
        }

    }
```

2. 使用./btracec ExecuteMonitor.java进行代码编译,之后执行./btrace $pid ExecuteMonitor.java即可(其中,$pid为java进程号)。

##### 判断一个方法的哪些行是否被执行
1. 代码如下:

```
import com.sun.btrace.annotations.*;
import static com.sun.btrace.BTraceUtils.*;

    @BTrace
    public class PgcCircleMonitor {
        @OnMethod(clazz = "com.iqiyi.qx.consumer.feed.PgcCircleInitConsumer$PgcCircleInitListener",
                method = "onMessage",
                location = @Location(value = Kind.LINE, line = 49))
        public static void traceExecute49(){
           println("call line 49");
        }

        @OnMethod(clazz = "com.iqiyi.qx.consumer.qipu.CircleInfoChangedConsumer",
                method = "initPgcCircleFeed",
                location = @Location(value = Kind.LINE, line = 134))
        public static void traceExecute134(){
            println("CircleInfoChangedConsumer call line 134");
        }
    }
  ```

## 参考文献:
1. 花钱的年华:http://calvin1978.blogcn.com/articles/btrace1.html
2. 官网:https://github.com/btraceio/btrace/releases/tag/v1.3.9

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Anyway, she seemed a bit more in a hurry this time, so I guess you need to wait until she's advertising to get her in a playful mood. She still seems to be a little bit of a nut, but she does give it up in very nice fashion.
Very nice and pleasant girl, with whom I spent a very pleasant time, I can only recommend. And I look forward to the next meeting.
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Q: Dask Memory Error with smaller than memory dataset I am trying to quickly calculate the correlation matrix of a large dataset (745 rows x 18,048 columns) in Python 3. The dataset was originally read from a 50MB netCDF file and after some manipulation it came to this size. All of the data is stored as float32s. Therefore, I calculated that the final correlation matrix should be around 1.2 GB, which should easily fit into my 8 GB RAM. Using pandas' DataFrame and its methods, it can calculate the entire correlation matrix in around 100 minutes so it is possible to calculate it.
I read up on the dask module and decided to implement it. However, when I try to calculate using the same method, it almost immediately runs into a MemoryError, even though it should fit into memory. After some fiddling I realized it even fails on a relatively small 1000 x 1000 dataset. Is there something else that's going on underneath that is causing this error? I have posted my code below:
import dask.dataframe as ddf
# prepare data in dataframe called df
daskdf = ddf.from_pandas(df, chunksize=1000)
correlation = daskdf.corr()
correlation.compute()

And here's the error trace:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:/Users/mughi/Documents/College Stuff/Project DIVA/Preprocessing Data/DaskCorr.py", line 36, in <module>
    correlation.compute()
  File "C:\Users\mughi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\lib\site-packages\dask\base.py", line 94, in compute
    (result,) = compute(self, traverse=False, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\mughi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\lib\site-packages\dask\base.py", line 201, in compute
    results = get(dsk, keys, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\mughi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\lib\site-packages\dask\threaded.py", line 76, in get
    **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\mughi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\lib\site-packages\dask\async.py", line 500, in get_async
    raise(remote_exception(res, tb))
dask.async.MemoryError:

Traceback
---------
  File "C:\Users\mughi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\lib\site-packages\dask\async.py", line 266, in execute_task
    result = _execute_task(task, data)
  File "C:\Users\mughi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\lib\site-packages\dask\async.py", line 247, in _execute_task
    return func(*args2)
  File "C:\Users\mughi\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\lib\site-packages\dask\dataframe\core.py", line 3283, in cov_corr_chunk
    keep = np.bitwise_and(mask[:, None, :], mask[:, :, None])

Thank you!


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Professor of Public Land, Environment, Natural Resource and Native American Law at the University of Wyoming and author of The Western Range Revisited: Removing Livestock from Public Lands to Conserve Native Biodiversity
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America's Oldest Question: Who Owns the Land?
The current standoff at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge near Burns, Oregon is the latest example of "sagebrush rebellions" that dot the history of the American West.
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Walk of Life est une chanson du groupe rock britannique Dire Straits tirée de leur cinquième album studio, Brothers in Arms sorti en 1985. Elle est d'abord sortie en tant que face B du 45-tours So Far Away, le single précurseur de l'album. Une version enregistrée en concert est ensuite incluse sur l'album live On the Night (1993).

Le single a culminé au numéro sept dans les charts américains et a été leur plus gros succès commercial au Royaume-Uni (avec Private Investigations), culminant au numéro deux. Le titre est également apparu sur trois albums compilation : Money for Nothing de 1988, Sultans of Swing: The Very Best of Dire Straits de 1998 et Private Investigations - The Best of Mark Knopfler & Dire Straits de 2005.

Historique
La chanson était presque exclue de l'album lorsque le coproducteur Neil Dorfsman avait voté contre son inclusion, mais le reste du groupe a retourné le vote.

Un simple rythme rock and roll est utilisé, avec des changements limités aux accords I, IV et V. La longue introduction est devenue emblématique pour tous les fans, avec une mélodie immédiatement reconnaissable jouée sur un orgue, ce qui lui confère une légère tournure cajun. Le chanteur mentionné dans les paroles se produirait "dans les tunnels, en essayant de le rendre payant", une référence au trafic dans le métro. Les chansons qu'il joue sont de vieilles chansons, notamment I Got a Woman, Be-Bop-A-Lula, What'd I Say, My Sweet Lovin' Woman et Mack the Knife. Il joue aussi du Talking blues. (Le Talking Blues est une forme de musique folklorique et de musique country. Elle se caractérise par une parole rythmée ou quasi-parole où la mélodie est libre, mais le rythme est strict.)

Faces B
Après avoir été lui-même utilisé comme face B pour la version européenne du single So Far Away, Walk of Life possède de nombreuses faces B différentes selon les formats de sortie proposés sur différents territoires. Les deux chansons les plus couramment utilisées étaient une version live de Two Young Lovers, parue précédemment sur le EP ExtendedancEPlay de 1983 et One World, le huitième titre de l'album Brothers in Arms. Un double vinyle sorti au Royaume-Uni en 1985 mettait en vedette le single Sultans of Swing, classé en 1978, du groupe Top 10, ainsi que des versions live de Two Young Lovers et de la chanson rare Eastbound Train, l'un des premiers titres enregistré par Dire Straits sous forme de démo mais n'est jamais apparu sur un album ni en tant que single.

Clip vidéo
Le clip vidéo original de la chanson créée pour le Royaume-Uni présente un musicien de rue vêtu du même chandail que Mark Knopfler, intercalé avec le groupe sur scène. Cependant, la version américaine de la vidéo, présentant des séquences de scènes sportives comiques à la place des scènes de musicien de rue a gagné en popularité, la première version a été en grande partie abandonnée.

Singles
7" single
 "Walk of Life" – 4:07 / "One World" – 3:36

12" single
 "Walk of Life" – 4:07 / "Why Worry" (Instrumental) – 3:56 / "One World" – 3:36

Classements

Références

Chanson interprétée par Dire Straits
Single musical sorti en 1985
Single numéro un en Irlande
Single certifié or au Danemark
Single certifié or au Royaume-Uni
Chanson écrite par Mark Knopfler

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Home » State Spotlight: Tennessee
State Spotlight: Tennessee
By Sarah Wengert on Apr 26, 2018 in Travel Nurse Jobs
Find out why an assignment in terrific Tennessee is music to so many Travelers' ears!
This month's State Spotlight takes us to terrific Tennessee! The Volunteer State has many great career opportunities for Travel Nurses as well as majestic mountains, rolling hills, exciting cities, beautiful music, unique history, and so much more. Read on to find out why an assignment in Tennessee is music to so many Travelers' ears!
Travel Nursing in Tennessee
The Volunteer State is a great place for your next adventure in Travel Nursing!
Demand for nurses is high in Tennessee and that means there are lots of great Travel Nursing jobs to choose from. In addition to great job opportunities at Traveler-friendly hospitals that allow you the chance to build your resume and enhance your skills, The Volunteer State offers all kinds of fun things to do, see, and experience when you're off the clock. Tennessee has gorgeous natural scenery, a proud tradition of bluegrass and country music, and so many more adventures that await!
Tennessee is home to about 150 hospitals — 8 of which meet high enough standards to be ranked among U.S. News & World Report's annual Best Hospitals list. That includes their #1-ranked Tennessee hospital, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, which is nationally ranked in 7 adult specialties and 10 pediatric specialties. Rounding out the top five overall best hospitals in Tennessee are: University of Tennessee Medical Center, CHI Memorial Hospital, Methodist Hospitals of Memphis, and St. Thomas West Hospital.
U.S. News & World Report's 2018 "Best States" list ranked Tennessee #26 overall, as well as #5 for fiscal stability, #13 for economy, and #15 for infrastructure. And, according to Smart Asset, rent in Tennessee is generally below the U.S. average, which is a good trend for Travel Nurses!
As for licensing, Tennessee is not a walk-through state but it is a compact state and a NURSYS state. Click here for more info on licensing in Tennessee.
Tennessee Fast Facts
Nashville's Broadway Street is always bumping on Honky Tonk Row!
State Nickname: The Volunteer State
Capital: Nashville
Largest City: Nashville
National Parks: 12
National Historic Landmarks: 30
State Motto: "Agriculture and commerce"
State Flower: Iris
State Tree: Tulip Poplar
State Horse: Tennessee Walking Horse
State Bird: Mockingbird
Tennessee was the 16th state.
Cotton candy, typewriter ribbon, tow trucks, miniature golf, Mountain Dew, touchscreen monitors, MoonPies, and GooGoo Clusters, were all invented in Tennessee.
Beautiful Smoky Mountain sunsets await when you adventure to Tennessee!
On a clear day, you can see seven states from Lookout Mountain, near Chattanooga.
Bristol, Tennessee is the birthplace of Bluegrass music.
State Capital, Nashville, is affectionately known as Music City. As the country music capital of the world, Nashville is a proper home to the Country music Hall of Fame.
Nashville's Grand Ole Opry has broadcast every weekend since 1925, making it the world's longest continuously running live radio program.
Tennessee's Reelfoot Lake is known as the Turtle Capital of the World.
The catchphrase "good to the last drop" was coined by Teddy Roosevelt while he enjoyed a cup of joe at the Maxwell House Hotel.
Shelby County has more horses per capita than any other U.S. county.
The first woman to become a U.S. Senator, Hattie Caraway was born in Bakersville, Tennessee.
Elvis Presley's famous home Graceland, located in Memphis, Tennessee is the second most visited house in the United States.
Thirty different species of salamanders live in Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains.
Tennessee's state nickname "Volunteer State" dates back to the War of 1812 when many volunteer soldiers from Tennessee served honorably at the Battle of New Orleans.
The biggest earthquake in U.S. history, the New Madrid Earthquake, happened in northwestern Tennessee during the winter of 1811-1812.
Due to its high volume of energy research, Oak Ridge, Tennessee is dubbed the Energy Capital of the World.
Make a cheers to Travel Nursing with Tennessee's favorite whiskey!
Knoxville, Tennessee hosted the 1982 World's Fair.
The National Civil Right Museum is at Memphis' Lorraine Motel — where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in 1968.
Famous folks from Tennessee include Dolly Parton, Tina Turner, Sequoyah, Justin Timberlake, Kathy Bates, Miley Cyrus, Morgan Freeman, Minnie Pearl, Duane Allman, Young Buck, Megan Fox, Carl Perkins, Roy Acuff, Kid President, Kenny Chesney, Johnny Knoxville, Lisa Marie Presley, Cybil Shepherd, Aretha Franklin, Lester Flatt, Lucy Hale, Quentin Tarantino, Shannon Doherty, Ginnifer Goodwin, Lori Petty, Chris Parnell, Bettie Page, Wilma Rudolph, and Davy Crockett.
Tennessee is bordered by eight states — which ties Missouri for the most bordering states.
The largest artificial skiing surface is in Gatlinburg, Tennessee at the Ober Gatlinburg Ski Resort, which offers 5 acres of all-weather skiing.
Cherokee, Chickasaw, and Creek tribes of Native Americans originally lived in various regions of Tennessee.
Jack Daniels, who created the world-famous whiskey, died after kicking a safe in anger which lead to a fatal blood infection.
It's illegal to catch a fish with a lasso in Tennessee.
To Do & See in Tennessee
Swing on by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum! The museum opened in 1961 and preserves the history of country music.
Tennessee has a proud legacy as a music hub as well as some breathtaking scenery in the Great Smoky Mountains and other such natural features. There's plenty to do and see here — from exciting cities to quaint towns and rural areas. It's a wonderful backdrop for your next adventure in Travel Nursing!
On the urban tip, Tennessee's largest cities include Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Gatlinburg, Clarksville, and Murfreesboro — which offer all kinds of magnificent music, scrumptious Southern dining, cool culture, scintillating sports, and so much more.
Nashville is a must-see — make that a must-hear! — for music fans. Tennessee's capital city earned the nickname "Music City" due to its live music legacy. Explore music of the past at the Country Music Hall of Fame or mosey into famous venues like The Bluebird Café, Grand Ole Opry, Ryman Auditorium, The Station Inn, The Basement, or one of the dozens of other joints Nashville is known for.
A visit to Broadway — aka Honky Tonk Row — on any given night will allow you to wander in and out of bustling venues. Another spot for music lovers to check out is Music Row, just southwest of downtown. Here you can take a casual tour of Nashville music hotspots like the historic RCA Studio B where the likes of Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, and Roy Orbison recorded hundreds of hits. You'll also encounter many other record labels, radio stations, recording studios, and other iconic fixtures of Nashville music past and present.
Legend has it that Nashville's Thornton Prince discovered that revenge is a dish best served HOT — resulting in the city's iconic Hot Chicken dish.
The iconic and delectable Nashville Hot Chicken has a funny backstory: Legend has it that it originated when a scorned lover heavily spiced up Thornton Prince's fried chicken as an act of revenge. Turns out Prince actually loved the spicy dish and eventually opened his own restaurant serving it. They say revenge is a dish best served cold, but in Prince's case, HOT was just the ticket!
Tennessee is famous for many other eats, like fried pickles, cornbread, Meat and Three, biscuits and gravy, country ham and red-eye gravy, fried chicken, barbecue nachos, fried catfish, banana pudding, Goo Goo Clusters, and Moon Pies. Wash it all down with a fine glass of Tennessee whiskey or a local craft beer and you'll be living like a true Tennessean! And don't let The Volunteer State's down-home grub fool you, many larger cities in Nashville are home to exquisite farm-to-table restaurants and other eateries that kick it up a notch.
Sports fans will love assignments in Tennessee for the chance to root for the Memphis Grizzlies, Nashville Predators, and Tennessee Titans — in addition to many great semi-pro and college teams. With Tennessee's abundance of horses, equestrian sports and horseback riding are naturally a big to-do here as well.
Dollywood is a must-see when in Tennessee!
No trip to Tennessee would be complete without a visit to Dollywood — the state's "complete Smoky mountain getaway" which offers rides and entertainment galore! Launched by famous Tennessee native and literal earth angel, Dolly Parton, Dollywood is a fabulous spot for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike.
If you're into embracing the great outdoors, Tennessee is a fabulous place to do so! From horseback riding in the iconic rolling hills of Tennessee bluegrass to exploring the Great Smoky Mountains, The Volunteer State offers majestic and accessible natural beauty galore. Some stand-out adventures include a trip to Foster Falls, Thunderhead Mountain, the Narrows of Harpeth, Little River Trail, Seven Islands State Birding Park, Baker's Bluff Trail, Couchville Lake, and, of course, The Appalachian Trail.
Ready for your adventure to Tennessee?!
Search jobs now to find your dream Travel Nurse job in Tennessee!


It's great to learn that Australian actor Toni Collette has won an Emmy Award for Best Actress for her brilliant portrayal of a woman suffering from a debilitating mental illness in United States of Tara.
Collette plays all four personalities of her character Tara with such ease. This show is at times hilarious and at times tragic when one considers the enormous impact Tara's antics must have on her family let alone herself.
And it's wonderful to see Toni hasn't changed her accent.


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Saint Maud es una película británica de terror psicológico de 2019 escrita y dirigida por Rose Glass en su debut como directora. Tuvo su estreno mundial en el Festival Internacional de Cine de Toronto el 8 de septiembre de 2019 y fue estrenada en el Reino Unido el 9 de octubre de 2020 por StudioCanal UK. La película recibió elogios generalizados de los críticos, elogiando su dirección, atmósfera, actuaciones y partitura.

Sinopsis
Maud es una joven enfermera que, tras un oscuro trauma, se vuelve devota de la fe cristiana. Cuando empieza a trabajar cuidando a Amanda, una bailarina jubilada enferma de cáncer, la fe de Maud le inspira la obsesiva convicción de que debe salvar el alma de su paciente de la condena eterna... sea cual sea el coste.

Argumento
Una enfermera llamada Katie no logra salvar la vida de un paciente a su cuidado, a pesar de intentar el RCP.

El tiempo pasa, y Katie, ahora refiriéndose a sí misma como Maud, se ha convertido en una devota católica y trabaja como enfermera privada de cuidados paliativos en una ciudad costera inglesa sin nombre. Está asignada para cuidar de Amanda, una bailarina y coreógrafa de los Estados Unidos que tiene una enfermedad terminal con linfoma en etapa cuatro y está confinada a una silla de ruedas. Amanda está amargada por su destino y le confiesa a Maud que teme el olvido de la muerte. Maud llega a creer que Dios le ha encomendado salvar el alma de la atea Amanda. Maud le revela a Amanda que a veces siente la presencia de Dios de manera tangible y parece estar abrumada por el éxtasis mientras oran juntas, algo que Amanda pretende experimentar también.

Maud sospecha de la compañera de Amanda, Carol, que visita la casa con regularidad y a quien Amanda paga por sexo. Una noche, mientras estaba en la ciudad, una ex colega de trabajo llamada Joy reconoce a Maud / Katie y le da su número de teléfono en caso de que necesite compañía. Más tarde, Maud lleva a Carol a un lado y le implora que deje de visitarla porque cree que el alma de Amanda está en peligro. Carol finge estar de acuerdo, pero luego llega a la fiesta de cumpleaños de Amanda. Frente a Maud, Amanda informa a los asistentes a la fiesta que Maud intentó ahuyentar a Carol y se burla de la joven enfermera por tratar de salvar su alma. Maud golpea a Amanda y posteriormente es despedida de su trabajo como cuidadora.

Creyendo que Dios la ha rechazado, Maud visita un pub para buscar compañía, pero la mayoría de las personas que conoce la rechazan. Ella va a casa con un hombre y durante el sexo sufre recuerdos de la muerte de su paciente y sus inútiles intentos de RCP, lo que hace que se detenga. El hombre procede a violarla y luego se burla de ella al revelar que la recuerda una vez que se enganchó con un amigo durante su pasado hedonista.

Mientras camina, se encuentra con la nueva enfermera de Amanda y la interroga para obtener información antes de irse furiosa cuando se da cuenta de que su reemplazo disfruta de una buena relación con Amanda. En su decrépito apartamento, Maud pide una señal a Dios, quien parece conversar con ella y le dice que esté lista para un acto que demostrará su fe. Joy luego visita y se disculpa por reaccionar mal a una llamada telefónica anterior de Maud / Katie. Durante su visita, Maud interpreta la formación de una nube ondulante como una señal de Dios y bendice a Joy, que se va a trabajar.

Esa noche, Maud, vestida con un chal y con un rosario, espera fuera de la casa de Amanda y entra después de que se va la enfermera. Encuentra a Amanda en la cama, extremadamente débil. Amanda pide perdón por burlarse de su fe y Maud le recuerda con alegría el momento en que experimentaron la presencia de Dios. Amanda revela que fingió la experiencia y afirma que Dios no es real. Maud retrocede horrorizada cuando una demoníaca Amanda la lanza a través de la habitación y se burla de ella por tener que demostrar su fe. En un impulso, Maud apuñala a Amanda hasta la muerte.

Por la mañana se la ve brevemente con alas de ángel luminosas. Camina por una playa y se moja con acetona ante los espectadores horrorizados. Ella pronuncia sus últimas palabras "Gloria a Dios" mientras se autoinmola. En sus últimos momentos, imagina a los espectadores arrodillados en reverencia mientras el fuego la consume.

Reparto

 Morfydd Clark como Maud / Katie.
 Jennifer Ehle como Amanda.
 Lily Knight como Joy.
 Lily Frazer como Carol.
 Turlough Convery como Christian.
 Rosie Sansom como Ester.
 Marcus Hutton como Richard.
 Carl Prekopp como Pat.
 Noa Bodner como Hilary.

Producción
La película fue desarrollada por Escape Plan Productions con fondos de Film4. En noviembre de 2018, se anunció que Morfydd Clark y Jennifer Ehle se habían unido al elenco de la película, con Rose Glass dirigiendo desde su propio guion. La película fue totalmente financiada por Film4 y el British Film Institute.

Estreno
La película tuvo su estreno mundial en el Festival Internacional de Cine de Toronto el 8 de septiembre de 2019. Poco después A24 adquirió los derechos de distribución de la película en Estados Unidos y StudioCanal en Reino Unido. También fue proyectada en el Fantastic Fest el 19 de septiembre de 2019, y en el BFI London Film Festival el 5 de octubre de 2019. La película recibió una mención especial en la sección de "Competencia Oficial del Festival de Cine de Londres", con el presidente del jurado, Wash Westmoreland, diciendo: "Este deslumbrante debut como director marca el surgimiento de una nueva y poderosa voz en el cine británico".

Estaba programada para su lanzamiento en Estados Unidos el 10 de abril de 2020, y en el Reino Unido el 1 de mayo de 2020. Sin embargo, debido a la pandemia de COVID-19, el lanzamiento se pospuso en los Estados Unidos para el 17 de julio de 2020, y luego se eliminó por completo del calendario. Se estrenó en cines en el Reino Unido el 9 de octubre de 2020 con críticas positivas, y se lanzó en DVD y Blu-ray en el Reino Unido el 1 de febrero de 2021. Está programado para un lanzamiento limitado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de enero de 2021, seguido de video on demand y Epix el 12 de febrero de 2021.

Recepción crítica
En Rotten Tomatoes, la película tiene una calificación de aprobación del 92% según 84 reseñas, con una calificación promedio de 8.4/10. El consenso de los críticos del sitio dice: "Una combinación brillantemente inquietante de horror corporal y thriller psicológico, Saint Maud marca un debut impresionante para la guionista y directora Rose Glass". En Metacritic, la película tiene un puntaje promedio ponderado de 85 sobre 100 basado en 21 críticos, lo que indica "aclamación universal".

El director Danny Boyle describió a Saint Maud como "una película genuinamente inquietante e intrigante. Sorprendente, conmovedora y mordazmente divertida a veces, su confianza evoca el éxtasis de películas como Carrie, El exorcista y Bajo la piel de Jonathan Glazer". Katie Rife de The AV Club le dio a la película una calificación de "B+", diciendo que el final fue impactante.

Mark Kermode la catalogó como su película favorita de 2020, calificándola de "debut electrizante".

Saint Maud encabezó la 41a edición anual de los Premios de Cine del Círculo de Críticos de Londres, con ocho nominaciones, incluidas las categorías de Película, Director, Guionista, Actriz (Morfydd Clark) y Actriz de reparto (Jennifer Ehle). Además, la película ha sido nominada a Película Británica/Irlandesa del Año, con Clark nominada a Actriz Británica/Irlandesa, un premio al cuerpo de trabajo que incluye su aparición en Belleza Eterna.

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Enlaces externos

Primer largometraje de un director
Películas de StudioCanal
Películas de Film4 Productions
Películas de terror religioso
Películas de terror psicológico


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How to complement TDD with static analy…
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How to complement TDD with static analysis
TDD is wonderful
TDD is wonderful but don't go mad about it
TDD is one of the most popular software development techniques. I like this technology in general, and we employ it to some extent. The main thing is not to run to extremes when using it. One shouldn't fully rely on it alone forgetting other methods of software quality enhancement. In this article, I will show you how the static code analysis methodology can be used by programmers using TDD to additionally secure themselves against errors.
Test-driven development (TDD) is a technique of software development based on iteration of very short development cycles. You write a test first which covers the change you want to introduce, then you write a code to pass the test, and finally you carry out refactoring of the new code to meet the corresponding standards. I won't dwell on what TDD is: there exist many articles on this subject which you can easily find on the Internet.
I think it's especially important not to let yourself be carried away by creating numerous tests when using TDD. Tests allow you to show a delusive whirl of activity writing a huge number of code lines per day. But at the same time the product's functionality will grow very slowly. You may spend almost all your effort and time on writing test codes. Moreover, tests are sometimes labor-intensive to maintain when the functionality changes.
That's why we don't use TDD in its pure form when developing PVS-Studio. If we write tests for individual functions, the development time will grow several dozens of times. The reason is this: to call a function expanding a type in typedef or perform some code analysis, we have to prepare quite a lot of input data. We also need to build a correct fragment of the parse tree in memory and fill a lot of structures. All this takes too much time.
We use another technique. Our TDD tests are small C/C++ code fragments marked in a special way. At first we write various situations where certain warnings are to be generated. Then we start implementing the code to detect them. In rough outline, these tests look something like this:
int A() {
return x; //Err
This test checks that the program generates a warning about the use of an uninitialized variable. This error doesn't exist at first, of course. We implement the diagnostic and then add new tests for unique situations.
int B() {
static int x;
return x; //Ok
All is good here, as the variable is a static one.
This is, of course, not a canonical way of using TDD. But it's the result which is important, not the form, isn't it? The idea is the same: we start with a set of tests which are not passed; then implement the diagnostic, write new texts, carry out refactoring, and so on.
TDD in its pure form cannot be used everywhere. For example, such is our case. If you want to use this methodology, but it's not convenient to you, try to look at it from a higher abstraction level. We think we've managed that.
If you use a huge number of tests, it may give you a false sense of safety, which makes programmers reduce the code quality control. TDD allows you to detect many defects at the development stage - but never all of them. Don't forget the other testing methodologies.
When studying the source codes of many open-source applications, I constantly notice the same two drawbacks of unit-test usage. TDD does have other ones, but I won't speak on them now. At least, they don't attract my attention that much.
So, these are the two typical problems when making tests:
1) Tests themselves are not tested.
2) Tests don't check rare critical cases.
Writing tests for tests is really too much. But we should keep in mind that a test is a program code too, and errors may occur there as well. There are frequent cases when tests only pretend to check something.
What to do? You should use additional tools for code quality control, at least. These may be dynamic or static code analyzers. They don't guarantee detection of all the errors in tests, of course, but the use of various tools in a complex produces very good results.
For example, I often come across errors in test codes when running PVS-Studio to check a new project. Here is an example taken from the Chromium project.
TEST(SharedMemoryTest, MultipleThreads) {
int threadcounts[] = { 1, kNumThreads };
for (size_t i = 0;
i < sizeof(threadcounts) / sizeof(threadcounts); i++) {
Some of the tests must be launched in one thread and then in several threads. Because of a misprint, the parallel algorithm work is not tested. The error is here: sizeof(threadcounts) / sizeof(threadcounts).
The following principle will to a large extent secure you against mistakes in tests. A freshly written test mustn't be passed: it helps you make sure that the test really checks something. Only after that you may start implementing the new functionality.
However, it doesn't prevent errors in tests all the times. The code shown above won't be passed at first too, since the error is only in the number of parallel threads to be launched.
We have some more examples. A typical mistake when comparing buffers is mixing up pointer sizes and buffer sizes: quite often the pointer size is calculated instead of the buffer size. These errors may look something like this:
bool Test()
char *buf = new char[10];
FooFoo(buf);
bool ok = memcmp(buf, "1234567890", sizeof(buf)) == 0;
delete [] buf;
This test works "by half": it compares only the first 4 or 8 bytes. The number of bytes being compared depends on the pointer size. This test may look good and correct but don't trust it.
Another weak point of TDD is absence of tests for critical situations. You can create these tests, of course. But it is unreasonably labor-intensive. For instance, it will take you many efforts to make malloc() return NULL when needed, while its use is very little. The probability of this situation may be lower than 0.0001%. So you have to make a compromise between the tests' fullness and laboriousness of their implementation.
Let's play with numbers a bit. Assume the malloc() function is used 1000 times in the code. Let the probability of memory shortage when calling each of them is 0.0001%. Let's calculate the probability of the memory allocation error when executing the program:
(1 - 0.999999^1000) * 100% = 0.09995%
The memory shortage probability is approximately 0.1%. It's wasteful to write 1000 tests for these cases. On the other hand, 0.1% is not that little. Some users will definitely have them. How to make sure they will be correctly handled?
That's a difficult question. Writing unit-tests is too expensive. Dynamic analyzers are not suitable for the same reasons: they require that you create a situation when the program lacks memory at certain moments. Manual testing goes without mentioning.
There are two ways. You may use special tools returning the error code when calling certain system functions. I never dealt with these systems myself, so I can't say how much simple, efficient and safe they are.
Another way is to use the static code analyzer. This tool doesn't care how often this or that program branch is executed: it checks almost the whole code. The word "almost" means that C/C++ programs may contain "#ifdef" and explicitly disabled branches (through "if(0)") about whose contents we'd better not speak.
Here is an example of a bug detected through static analysis in error handlers:
VTK_THREAD_RETURN_TYPE vtkTestCondVarThread( void* arg )
if ( td )                  // <=
cout << "No thread data!\n";
cout << "  Thread " << ( threadId + 1 )
<< " of " << threadCount << " exiting.\n";
-- td->NumberOfWorkers;  // <=
cout.flush();
If the error occurs, the message is generated and the variable "td->NumberOfWorkers" gets modified. One mustn't do it because the 'td' pointer equals zero.
This is my summary of the article:
1. TDD is a wonderful technology. You should spend some time on studying it and start using it in your work. If the classic TDD doesn't suit you, don't abandon this methodology right away. Perhaps you will be able to use it if you consider using it a bit differently or at a higher abstraction level.
2. Don't go mad about it. Ideal methodologies don't exist. Tests check far not all the code in practice, and tests themselves are also error-prone. Use other testing methods: load testing, static code analysis and dynamic code analysis.
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