Dance Dialogues is delighted to bring Katie Duck back to Bombay for a three-day masterclass in February.
Katie Duck has been investigating theatre, dance and music with live performance for over 30 years. In her masterclass, she takes a microscopic view of the role improvisation plays in a live performance, combining her background in the performing arts with her curiosity for advances in brain studies, music and movement research.
Katie guides the dancers and performers through physical exercises that highlight how the eyes and ears affect movement choices. She extends the masterclass towards improvisation sessions by setting a fictional front in the studio space and then declaring this as a platform to choose pause, flow or exit. This platform highlights how the limit of these three choices can already provide the frame for a composition to take place, and that misunderstanding, coincidence, live time, interactivity, messiness, emotions, intuition and inspiration are basic materials in a creative process. These raw materials are integrated with the combined fact that everyone attending the masterclass can choose.
Join us for what is sure to be an exciting masterclass, in the all new Wooden Stage studio.
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1. Is 'Social Science Review' a refereed journal?
Answer: Yes, Social Science Review is a fully peer reviewed journal. It follows blind peer review policy. The journal strictly maintains the academic review policy and publication ethics.
2. Is 'Social Science Review' an international journal?
Answer: Yes, Social Science Review is an international journal. Although the journal is published in Dhaka, Bangladesh, the journal welcomes the contributions from researcher/academician of all the countries of the world.
Answer: Yes. Each paper published in Social Science Review has a DOI®number, which appears beneath the author's affiliation in the published paper. Click HERE to know what is DOI (Digital Object Identifier)? Click HERE to retrieve Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for journal articles, books, and chapters.
Answer: Yes, the journal is abstracted/indexed in CrossRef.
7. What is the frequency of the journal?
Answer: Yes, there is a specific submission deadline for every issue of the journal. Visit the journal's 'Call for Papers' section for more details. Since the journal is published bi-annually, the interested contributor can submit the paper at any time to the executive editor at editor@ssr-net.com. The paper will be automatically considered for next issue of the journal.
Answer: The complete review process takes 3- 4 weeks after the acknowledgement of the submission e-mail of the contributor.
Answer: The accepted paper is generally published (online) within three weeks from the date of acceptance.
Answer: The contributor gets the print copy of the journal within two months after online publication.
13. Who is the publisher of the journal?
Answer: The journal is published by Institute for Research and Publication (IRP).
14. I want to submit a paper to your journal. Does it fall within the scope of the journal?
Answer: Visit the 'Scope' menu of the journal in the website. If you are not sure about the suitability, write to the executive editor at editor@ssr-net.com.
15. How can submit a paper?
Answer: Visit the 'Submission' menu of the journal. If you face any problem, contact with the executive editor at editor@ssr-net.com.
16. Is there any publication fee?
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17. Is there any copyright policy of the journal?
18. Does the journal have plagiarism policy?
19. Is there any specific 'Author Guidelines' of the journal?
Answer: Yes. Visit the 'Author Guidelines' menu of the journal.
20. Is the journal published in other languages except English?
Answer: No, the journal is published only in English.
21. How can I contact with the executive editor?
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MATTHEW RITCHIE
Hatje Cantz
Flexi-bound, 9.5 x 11 in. / 136 pgs / 55 color / 40 bw
Catalog: SPRING 2004
Matthew Ritchie: Proposition Player
Edited by Lynn Herbert. Essays by Laura Heon, Lynn M. Herbert, Thyrza Nichols Goodeve and Jenelle Porter. Foreword by Marti Mayo.
In 1995, British artist Matthew Ritchie embarked on an extraordinary undertaking: he set out to tell the story of everything, from the Big Bang onward. His tale was to be told in paintings and drawings through a core group of 49 characters drawn from sources as diverse as mythology, quantum physics, alchemy, gambling, biblical tales, and pulp fiction. With Proposition Player, Ritchie's first major solo museum exhibition and accompanying catalogue, his narrative has reached a "climax, collapse, and crisis"--the story has morphed into a game and Ritchie has created a veritable information casino. Accompanying the paintings and drawings for which the artist is internationally known are works in new media, including a 100-foot-long three-dimensional drawing, an interactive craps table with digital animation that invites viewers to roll the dice for the future of the universe, an enormous rubble floor mosaic that invites viewers to walk into the heart of the piece, and a deck of cards featuring Ritchie's cast of characters.
STATUS: Out of print | 12/19/2005
For assistance locating a copy, please see our list of recommended out of print specialists
MATTHEW RITCHIE MONOGRAPHS + ARTIST'S BOOKS
MATTHEW RITCHIE: THE MORNING LINE
USD $80.00 | CAN $107.5
FORMAT: Flexi-bound, 9.5 x 11 in. / 136 pgs / 55 color / 40 b&w
PUBLISHER: Hatje Cantz
PUBLISHING STATUS: Out of print
TERRITORY: NA LA
D.A.P. CATALOG: SPRING 2004
Published by Hatje Cantz.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm steht für:
 Wilhelm von Preußen (1882–1951), deutscher Kronprinz

Schiffe:
 Kronprinz Wilhelm (Schiff, 1881), Schiff der Sächsisch-Böhmischen Dampfschiffahrts-Gesellschaft
 Kronprinz Wilhelm (Schiff, 1901), deutsches Passagierschiff des Norddeutschen Lloyds
 Kronprinz Wilhelm, deutsches Dampfschiff, siehe Kronprinz (Schiff, 1910)
 Kronprinz Wilhelm, deutsches Hilfsschiff der Kaiserlichen Marine (1914), siehe K (Schiff)
 Kronprinz Wilhelm, deutsches Kriegsschiff der Kaiserlichen Marine, siehe SMS Kronprinz (Schiff, 1914)

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The Wooden House Project in Brooklyn
11/03/2022 Project Play House
The Wooden House Project is a collaboration of the Frederick County Students Construction Trades Foundation and the Frederick County Career and Technology Center. The two organizations are working to preserve and promote the built environment of Brooklyn. The goal of this collaboration is to bring attention to the history and beauty of the city's wood frame houses, while providing a resource for owners and inspiration for non-owners alike. A recent tour of the newly built home in South Slope revealed the complexities and beauty of this type of home.
The River House is one of the most spectacular transformations featured on the show. In season one, the Dorchester House was featured. In season two, the Seaside Victorian Cottage was showcased. Located on a farm in West Roxbury, Massachusetts, the West Roxbury Victorian was the first one-family house constructed in a subdivision and remodeled to meet 1920s lifestyle standards. The new owner of the historic 1880 New England Cape hopes to improve the views and the interior space of the three-acre property.
The River House is now a creative hub. Once an abandoned house, it was renovated by a team of experts to encourage innovation and creativity. The new space allows a growing creative sector to take root in the community. It's also an energy-efficient model. While incorporating modern energy efficiency technologies and green design principles, it still maintains a stately appearance and many of its original historic appointments. The result is a stunning example of how cutting-edge technology and elegant architecture can be seamlessly integrated into a building.
The River House was left abandoned for decades and was never used again. The co-founders of the River House project saw an opportunity to preserve the building while fostering creativity, culture and collaboration. They also wanted the project to serve as a model for energy efficiency. The renovation of the Riverhouse has successfully preserved the stately structure and many of the period's original appointments. The overall look of the building is elegant, and the innovative design and construction combines cutting-edge technology with elegance.
The River House was abandoned for decades, but the co-founders of the project envisioned it as a place to foster creativity and collaboration. The building is not just a place, it is a group of people. Throughout the year, it will host community events and other events to celebrate the community's vibrant culture. The event will be held on July 27 and 28. There will be workshops, lectures, and open-house nights, as well as other special projects.
The River House has a large atrium that connects the living spaces to the surrounding natural environment. The atrium is a natural space where the sun, wind, and trees merge and provide vitality to the residents. With the help of innovative technology and local collaboration, the Riverhouse is a model for energy efficiency. Unlike most modern buildings, it is designed to be extremely energy-efficient. And its resemblance to the original design is not lost.
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package org.elasticsearch.xpack.security.support;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.Level;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;
import org.elasticsearch.Version;
import org.elasticsearch.common.logging.Loggers;
import org.elasticsearch.license.License;
import org.elasticsearch.license.XPackLicenseState;
import org.elasticsearch.test.ESTestCase;
import org.elasticsearch.test.MockLogAppender;
import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.mockito.Mockito;

import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

public class SecurityStatusChangeListenerTests extends ESTestCase {

    private XPackLicenseState licenseState;
    private SecurityStatusChangeListener listener;
    private MockLogAppender logAppender;
    private Logger listenerLogger;

    @Before
    public void setup() throws IllegalAccessException {
        licenseState = Mockito.mock(XPackLicenseState.class);
        listener = new SecurityStatusChangeListener(licenseState);
        logAppender = new MockLogAppender();
        logAppender.start();
        listenerLogger = LogManager.getLogger(listener.getClass());
        Loggers.addAppender(listenerLogger, logAppender);
    }

    @After
    public void cleanup() {
        Loggers.removeAppender(listenerLogger, logAppender);
        logAppender.stop();
    }

    public void testSecurityEnabledToDisabled() {
        when(licenseState.isSecurityEnabled()).thenReturn(true);

        when(licenseState.getOperationMode()).thenReturn(License.OperationMode.GOLD);
        logAppender.addExpectation(new MockLogAppender.SeenEventExpectation(
            "initial change",
            listener.getClass().getName(),
            Level.INFO,
            "Active license is now [GOLD]; Security is enabled"
        ));
        listener.licenseStateChanged();

        when(licenseState.getOperationMode()).thenReturn(License.OperationMode.PLATINUM);
        logAppender.addExpectation(new MockLogAppender.UnseenEventExpectation(
            "no-op change",
            listener.getClass().getName(),
            Level.INFO,
            "Active license is now [PLATINUM]; Security is enabled"
        ));
        logAppender.addExpectation(new MockLogAppender.SeenEventExpectation(
            "built-in security features are not enabled",
            listener.getClass().getName(),
            Level.WARN,
            "Elasticsearch built-in security features are not enabled. Without authentication, your cluster could be accessible " +
                "to anyone. See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/" + Version.CURRENT.major + "." +
                Version.CURRENT.minor + "/security-minimal-setup.html to enable security."
        ));
        when(licenseState.isSecurityEnabled()).thenReturn(false);
        when(licenseState.getOperationMode()).thenReturn(License.OperationMode.BASIC);
        logAppender.addExpectation(new MockLogAppender.SeenEventExpectation(
            "change to basic",
            listener.getClass().getName(),
            Level.INFO,
            "Active license is now [BASIC]; Security is disabled"
        ));
        listener.licenseStateChanged();

        logAppender.assertAllExpectationsMatched();
    }

    public void testSecurityDisabledToEnabled() {
        when(licenseState.isSecurityEnabled()).thenReturn(false);

        when(licenseState.getOperationMode()).thenReturn(License.OperationMode.TRIAL);
        logAppender.addExpectation(new MockLogAppender.SeenEventExpectation(
            "initial change",
            listener.getClass().getName(),
            Level.INFO,
            "Active license is now [TRIAL]; Security is disabled"
        ));
        logAppender.addExpectation(new MockLogAppender.SeenEventExpectation(
            "built-in security features are not enabled",
            listener.getClass().getName(),
            Level.WARN,
            "Elasticsearch built-in security features are not enabled. Without authentication, your cluster could be accessible " +
                "to anyone. See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/" + Version.CURRENT.major + "." +
                Version.CURRENT.minor + "/security-minimal-setup.html to enable security."
        ));
        listener.licenseStateChanged();

        when(licenseState.getOperationMode()).thenReturn(License.OperationMode.BASIC);
        logAppender.addExpectation(new MockLogAppender.UnseenEventExpectation(
            "no-op change",
            listener.getClass().getName(),
            Level.INFO,
            "Active license is now [BASIC]; Security is disabled"
        ));

        when(licenseState.isSecurityEnabled()).thenReturn(true);
        when(licenseState.getOperationMode()).thenReturn(License.OperationMode.PLATINUM);
        logAppender.addExpectation(new MockLogAppender.SeenEventExpectation(
            "change to platinum",
            listener.getClass().getName(),
            Level.INFO,
            "Active license is now [PLATINUM]; Security is enabled"
        ));
        listener.licenseStateChanged();

        logAppender.assertAllExpectationsMatched();
    }

}


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G SAT satellite TV adds ANIPLUS Asia on its channel line-up
DTH satellite TV service will be the first major provider to carry the anime channel in High definition.
JM Melegrito
Anime Pilipinas has learned on Monday that the direct-to-home (DTH) satellite TV service G Sat has added Southeast Asian anime channel ANIPLUS Asia on its channel line-up.
The anime channel can be seen in High definition on Channel 66, which will be available to Executive Package (Plan 300) and Platinum Package (Plan 500) subscribers.
G Sat will be the second major pay-TV provider that will carry ANIPLUS Asia, after the Cable TV provider SKYcable carried the channel since May 2017.
Although several Cable TV providers in the provinces are already carrying the channel in the high definition, the DTH service will be the first major provider that will be carrying the HD channel nationwide.
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The anime channel has just finished its simulcast airings of Summer 2018 titles, like Persona 5 the Animation, Planet With, Angels of Death and Steins;Gate 0, while the third season of Attack on Titan continues its airing.
The channel had recently announced some of their simulcast shows for Autumn 2018, which are Tokyo Ghoul:re (Part 2) and Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai, with more titles are expected to be announced soon.
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Success, in any fledgling business venture, relies on a stable and dependable source of funding. Because seed capital is the lifeblood of any new commercial endeavor, entrepreneurs must find a flow of investment critical for startup ventures to survive and thrive. But that's easier said than done! While large financial houses, banks, and institutional investors may not always pounce on Maryland venture funding opportunities, that's no reason to give up on a dream. There are still options in the state where entrepreneurs and innovators can turn to fund their ventures. The challenge, however, is in finding an organization that does more than simply provide funding.
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- A resource that can together work on shaping your business vision
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- Someone who can help you set achievable milestones and goals
- An entity that will be with you every step of the way while implementing your business plans
- A group of dedicated professionals that can help you propel your business to higher sales growth and successful operational outcomes.
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I do a lot of my reading on the forum from my Iphone. Starting in the last day or so I get a pop up EVERY TIME a new page opens that wants me to use the app Forum Runner to view Steves. It is very annoying to continue canceling the pop up. I am assuming that this is coming from the Iphone app store is some way but have not figured out how to block it. Any ideas?
I don't know how to block it. But, the forums here at http://forums.steves-digicams.com were recently added to Forum Runner. They have a free version of it that's read only (and a premium version for $1.99 with more features , including the ability to post, upload images, and more).
So, I've installed it on my phone (running Android 2.3) to make it easier to read forum posts here; and you may want to do the same thing on your iPhone (as it supports both IOS and Android devices).
When you first install and start Forum Runner, if you use the Browse Forums Feature, you'll find Steve's Digicams under Art>Photography (when browsing through the Art>Photography list, just use the "More Forums" choice at the bottom of each page, and you'll find us as the last entry on the last page in that section right now, since we're the most recent site added to it).
Then, you can add Steve's to your Forum Runner Favorites to make it easier to get to (when browsing Steve's Digicams Forums with Forum Runner, click on Settings and you'll see a choice to make it a Favorite).
They also offer a Forum Runner Premium version for $1.99 with full posting options, forum search, support for thread subscriptions / private messages, posting of images, saving of pictures, push notification support for threads and more.
I can't replicate your problem on my iPhone. I got the pop-up on the first load of the forums, but only once. All other pages I load don't have the pop-up. I also tried closing out the browser and reloading, but didn't get anything.
Can you tell me what version of the iOS are are using so we can kick it back to tech? I can't imagine that it's supposed to appear on every single page load, probably just the first time you visit the forums on mobile.


God of War is a game about getting angry. It tasks you with laying waste to anyone in Ancient Greece, god, man or monster, who has done so much as even look at you funny.
The series looked like it had come to an end with God of War III on PS3, as its protagonist, Kratos, had pretty much put an end to all things Mount Olympus-related. Instead then, God of War: Ascension, is all about Kratos's rise to power and his breaking free from Ares, while smashing up plenty of things along the way.
Before we get into the review, know this, God of War: Ascension is a proper send off for the PS3. Graphically it finally does justice to those renders we saw all those years ago when the PS3 launched and leaves us wondering just how stunning the PS4 will look six years into its life cycle.
The game starts with Kratos chained up, left at the mercy of one of the Furies whom he must defeat in order to break the bond he has with Ares. As you might expect, this being a God of War game, Kratos's idea of defeating the Furies involves wreaking havoc across Greece in order to rip the heads off and break the bones of his captors.
The initial battle, which is absolutely incredible in its scale, leads to an epic journey which sees Kratos engaging in more modest fights compared to previous games. We don't want to give things away, but the sheer grandeur of previous titles is slightly lost here, not because the environments aren't spectacular, but more because the enemies are smaller in scale.
The younger Kratos in Ascension is more human, and given a slightly more conversational dialogue with other characters on screen. This dialogue, however, is sparse, leading to the game world feeling severely unpopulated. This is a bit of a signature of the series, but if Santa Monica Studios' intention with Ascension was to develop Kratos's character, it does make things slightly difficult.
In reality, the story in Ascension is fairly forgettable, acting more as a means to justify environments and push gameplay forward. It lacks some of the exciting characters found in God of War III, such as Hades and the Titans, but given how finite the ending was of the last game, the story does a good job developing the world of God of War.
The gameplay of God of War is what makes the series so great. Kratos feels so pumped, so devastating, that controlling him is always enjoyable. His Blades of Olympus act like a pair of whips which you can twirl about, inflicting pain on those around you.
They form the core of the whole gameplay experience and allow you to build up easily executable yet highly complex combos. Button combos are as simple as hitting or holding square or triangle, while using L1 as a modifier to add more power to your stabs and swipes. On top of this, you can shift elemental types with the blades by using the directional pad, or use R2 to bring in devastating magic and clear enemies away, should they start to overwhelm.
Ascension sees the return of the Rage meter, which fills the bigger and badder your combos get. Max it out and you can hit L3 and R3, granting Kratos an increased power and amount of damage dealt. Take a hit though and your Rage will stop, so using the right stick to dodge is vital.
It is all about building up a rhythm, attacking and dodging along the way. Once you nail the combat mechanics in God of War, the game becomes incredibly enjoyable. Kratos does damage with such a heavy hand and leaps about so quickly, that you genuinely start to feel like the sort of character that could give a Greek god a run for its money.
We would have liked to see a bit more fluctuation from the tried and tested methods of the series and perhaps a larger selection of weaponry to play with, but really we don't blame Santa Monica studios for its "if it ain't broke" approach.
God of War: Ascension is the first game in the series to feature a multiplayer mode. It tasks you with battling eight players either in teams or by yourself. You pick a god, or play style and then start smashing other people up online.
It is pretty much a points chasing exercise, with a fairly convoluted UI that can be a bit overbearing at times. Capture the Flag is an interesting aside, but really, the staple Favour of the Gods mode is the best multiplayer option.
Trials of the Gods is a "horde" mode style, wave-based co-op mode, which is definitely enjoyable when played with friends. Really though, God of War's multiplayer is more an addition than a must-play option.
This is a very good -looking game. That engine from God of War III has been given quite an overhaul and now you have a slowdown, free, stunning in-scale PS3 game.
Environments are massive, with high-resolution textures cropping up at every possible opportunity. Kratos also looks fantastic and the elemental effects as well as clever camera tweaks employed later on, are also brilliant.
This really is a send-off to the PS3 and shows just how innovative and impressive a console it has been. For a game still to have jaw-dropping graphics with the likes of Crysis 3 about, is very special indeed. We can't wait to see what Santa Monica Studios can manage to eek out from Sony's new console.
God of War: Ascension has lots of boxes ticked. It plays and looks great and delivers a gameplay experience worthy of the series.
The problem is, that it just doesn't take things forward enough, which is irritating when you see how incredible a job its developers have done with looks and design. We just would have hoped to see a slight format change for this, Kratos's final adventure on PS3.
Really though, it is a title PS3 owners must play. If you have had a bad day at work, put God of War: Ascension into your PS3 and do some damage - it will put a big, fat smile on your face.


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The country in which Arabica coffee first appeared.
What is Ethiopia?
The ideal year-round temperature for Arabica coffee, in Farenheit.
What is 70 degrees?
Coffee will taste freshest if this process is completed immediately before brewing, because it greatly increases the surface area exposed to potential oxidation.
What is grinding?
Fair-trade, organic company in West Bridgewater, MA that buys from grower cooperatives and is itself a worker-owned cooperative.
What is Equal Exchange?
The largest producer and exporter of coffee year after year, it is also a major consumer.
What is Brazil?
The first place outside of Africa to grow coffee.
What is Yemen?
Ideal annual rainfall for coffee, in inches.
What is 70 inches?
A variety of coffee that originated in West Africa and is considered much more bitter than Arabica coffee.
What is robusta?
Fair-trade, organic roaster in Orange, MA led by a human-rights lawyer with a sense of humor AND a passion for justice.
What is Deans Beans?
This Asian country grew so quickly from a minor producer to the world's second largest that it created a worldwide Coffee Crisis in the late 1990s.
What is Vietnam?
The mythical goatherd who is said to have discovered coffee.
Who was Kaldi?
The kind of coffee that resists heat and disease better than Arabica does.
A widely known coffee brand whose name derives from the French for "without caffeine."
What is Sanka?
A specialty coffee roaster that moved from Virginia to Lake Winnipesaukee, NH in 2016.
What is Lucas Roasting?
Juan Valdez is a fictional coffee farmer introduced in 1958 to promote the reputation of this country, the world's third-largest producer of coffee.
What is Colombia?
The empire whose expansion introduced coffee to the wider world.
What was the Ottoman Empire?
The direction in which coffee cultivation might need to move within a region as temperature increases.
What is uphill?
The most popular brewing device for "coffee hour" in religious communities can make coffee bitter because of high temperatures and continuous rebrewing.
What is a percolator?
Small-batch roaster in Sudbury, MA where BSU Coffee Week students learn about the roasting craft in detail.
What is Karma Coffee?
This island country is currently ranked fourth in both coffee production and population size.
What is Indonesia?
City whose governor ordered the closing of all coffeehouses in 1551, fearing that conversations might lead to insurrection.
What is Mecca?
A stage of plant development that can arrive far too early if climate change disrupts the timing of wet and dry seasons.
What is flowering?
This brewing device made of laboratory glassware is visually appealing, having garnered museum exhibitions and design awards.
What is a Chemex?
Exquisite café in Clinton, MA whose owner frequently travels to origin with the Coffee Maven.
What is Coffeelands?
The country that is ranked 5th in coffee production but is the favorite of coffee agronomists, because it is the only place in the world where wild varieties of Arabica can be found.


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Q: Enable/Disable Hardware Lock Elision I am using glibc 2.24 version. It has lock elision path included for pthread_mutex_lock implementation with Transactional Synchronization Extensions such as _xbegin() and _xend(). The hardware is supposed to support lock elision as hle CPU flag is for Hardware Lock Elision I think. The processor I am using is Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6130 with Skylake architecture.
First I wanted to disable Lock elision but when I run the program that uses pthread_mutex_lock, with perf stat -T to monitor transactional cycles, I got 0. I assume this means pthread_mutex_lock does not use transactional path at all. After googling I found that it might be necessary to use export GLIBC_TUNABLES=glibc.elision.enable=1 first, to enable lock elision but after this step I still don't see any transactions with perf.
On the other hand when I include _xbegin(); and _xend(); directly in the process, I get some number of transactional cycles with perf stat -T, which should mean that I am looking for the right counters with perf, hopefully.
So any advice to how I can enable lock elision would be helpful. Or am I checking it incorrectly?
Update for TSX I'm using this two instructions in the main function, just like this:
_xbegin();
_xend();

I'm not sure which library it needs, I already have tens of them included. For compilation I'm using the following flags: -O3 -march=native -lpthread that are relevant for this example.
For locks I have mutex:
pthread_mutex_t * mutex;
mutex = (pthread_mutex_t *) malloc(10 * sizeof(pthread_mutex_t));
for(int k=0; k<10; k++){
    pthread_mutex_init(&mutex[k], NULL);
  }

Maybe for elision I should initialize it differently?

A: In earlier versions of glibc, before 2.27, support for TSX could only be controlled using a compile-time flag called enable-lock-elision. I don't know which versions have enable-lock-elision enabled or disabled, but that's how it used to work1. So if you wanted to enable/dsiable TSX, you'll have to compile glibc yourself and use that flag accordingly. Starting with glibc 2.27, that compile-time option was removed and replaced by a run-time option called glibc.elision.enable. That is, glibc is always compiled with support for TSX, but TSX will only be used if the environment variable glibc.elision.enable is set to 1 before running the application (e.g., by executing export GLIBC_TUNABLES=glibc.elision.enable=1).
Before 2.27, glibc.elision.enable doesn't exist and so it has no effect. Whether TSX is used depends on the compile-time flag enable-lock-elision. You're using 2.24. So the easiest solution would be to move to 2.27 or a more recent version.
Note that all current Intel processors that support TSX appear to have the same bug that "using Intel TSX Instructions May Lead to Unpredictable System Behavior" according to the respective specification updates. For some processors, Intel has released microcode updates to actually disable TSX. However, the implementation on your processor continues to be enabled.

Footnotes:
(1) According to this bug report, lock elision has been disabled in glibc starting with 2.23. I think this is done by disabling enable-lock-elision when building glibc, but I've not verified this by looking at the code. But this is consistent with your observation that it is disabled in 2.24.

A: To add to the answer from Ana, I think the glibc may have custom variables on the OS intended for. At least on RHEL,  "RHEL_GLIBC_TUNABLES="glibc.elision.enable=1" was already introduced in glibc 2.17. It is possible that OP's distro also has a similar environmental variable for enabling HLE at runtime.
%define glibcsrcdir glibc-2.17-c758a686
%define glibcversion 2.17
%define glibcrelease 317%{?dist}
...
# If the architecture has elision support in glibc then it should be listed
# here to enable elision for default pthread mutexes and rwlocks. The elision
# is not enabled automatically and each process has to opt-in to elision via
# the environment variable RHEL_GLIBC_TUNABLES by setting it to enabled e.g.
# RHEL_GLIBC_TUNABLES="glibc.elision.enable=1".
%define elisionarches x86_64 %{power64}
...
%ifarch %{elisionarches}
    --enable-lock-elision=yes \
%endif
...

According to glibc.spec of glibc 2.23.1 for Fedora 24, elisions has been disabled at compile-time since glibc 2.20 except on s390/s390x systems.
This is reaffirmed with the glibc.spec of glibc 2.24. for Fedora 25.
# Enable lock elision support for these architectures
#
# At the moment lock elision is disabled on x86_64 until there's a CPU that
# would actually benefit from enabling it.  Intel released a microcode update
# to disable HLE and RTM at boot and the Fedora kernel now applies it early
# enough that keeping lock elision enabled should be harmless, but we have
# disabled it anyway as a conservative measure.
%define lock_elision_arches s390 s390x
...
%ifarch %{lock_elision_arches}
        --enable-lock-elision \
%endif
...
# Disable rwlock elision if --enable-lock-elision is not used.
Patch0052: glibc-disable-rwlock-elision.patch
...
* Tue Sep 30 2014 Siddhesh Poyarekar <siddhesh@redhat.com> - 2.20.90-6
- Sync with upstream master.
- Disable more Intel TSX usage in rwlocks (#1146967).
- Enable lock elision again on s390 and s390x.
- Enable Systemtap SDT probes for all architectures (#985109).

while it's not conclusive to say that the OP's Linux distro runs on the same glibc 2.24 as Fedora 25 does, it is likely that the generic glibc 2.24 has elision disabled as per Patch0052. That's why OP couldn't see performance gain with "export GLIBC_TUNABLES=glibc.elision.enable=1"
source:
http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/centos/7.9.2009/x86_64/Packages/glibc-2.17-317.el7.x86_64.html
http://rpm.pbone.net/info_idpl_48715292_distro_fedora_24_com_glibc-2.23.1-12.fc24.x86_64.rpm.html
http://rpm.pbone.net/resultsb_dist_103_size_26149846_name_glibc-2.24-10.fc25.src.rpm.html
update:
SLES12 has its own glibc versions. SP2 comes with glibc 2.22, which is different from the glibc 2.22 from Fedora 25.

SLES12 SP2
Fedora 25

\
Patch0052: glibc-disable-rwlock-elision.patch (since 2.20.90)

elision=--enable-lock-elision if [ "$dirname" = "noelision" ]; then    elision=--disable-lock-elision fi
\

source:
https://www.suse.com/support/kb/doc/?id=000019071
http://rpm.pbone.net/info_idpl_55157770_distro_opensuse_com_glibc-2.24-3.29.x86_64.rpm.html

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Home » Rankings revolt: As law schools reject U.S. News, transitional moment could be coming for legal education
Rankings revolt: As law schools reject U.S. News, transitional moment could be coming for legal education
December 7, 2022 | Marilyn Odendahl
Keywords Dean Christiana Ochoa / Dean Karen Bravo / Indiana University Maurer School of Law / Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law / Law Schools / Law students / University of Notre Dame Law School
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Currently, Indiana's three American Bar Association-accredited law schools are still participating in the U.S. News & World Report's annual rankings. Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law in Indianapolis (left) and the IU Maurer School of Law in Bloomington (right) say they are considering their options. Notre Dame Law School in South Bend declined to discuss its plans. (IL file photos)
As the former dean of Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, Gary Roberts remembers well what happened when he quit participating in U.S. News & World Report's annual law school rankings: absolutely nothing.
The Indianapolis law school dropped out about 2010 or 2011 but still appeared in the rankings. Although its status plunged from 79th in the 2012 ranking to 89th then 98th in the 2013 and 2014 rankings, respectively, the institution subsequently fell below 100 after it started submitting its data to the magazine again.
Gary Roberts
"I just thought the rankings were just perverse in every way, shape and form," Roberts said of his decision to quit. "I guess I was just so offended by them that it just finally pushed me over the edge and I said, 'To hell with these people.' I didn't want to reward them."
Perhaps the most significant result is that nothing happened outside IU McKinney. U.S. News did not make any changes to its methodology in response, and the rankings, in general, retained their influence over students applying to law schools, professors looking for jobs and law firms hiring associates.
Consequently, whether the current revolt against the rankings will cause some kind of reaction is unknown. Since Yale Law School declared on Nov. 16 it would no longer participate, 11 other law schools have followed, as of Indiana Lawyer deadline.
IU McKinney, Indiana University Maurer School of Law and Notre Dame Law School are still participating. The two IU law schools say they are monitoring the situation and considering their options while Notre Dame declined to share its plans.
Countering the boycott, U.S. News has asserted it will not be making changes and, instead, will continue to rank all fully accredited law schools even if they do not submit their data.
"The U.S. News Best Law Schools rankings are designed for students seeking to make the best decision for their legal education," Robert Morse of U.S. News said in a statement. "We will continue to pursue our journalistic mission of ensuring that students can rely on the best and most accurate information, using the rankings as one factor in their law school search."
Law schools have long complained about the U.S. News rankings. The concerns are echoed in the statements from the deans who have recently joined the boycott.
Namely, they say, the rankings create the wrong incentives for choosing whom to admit and discourage innovation in curriculum and programming. Also, the rankings lead students and employers to the false idea that higher-ranked schools are better than lower-ranked schools.
"That's just absurd," Daniel Rodriguez, professor and former dean at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, said. "… The ordinal ranking just makes it sound like you're a sucker if you go to a lower ranked school even though they're essentially the same."
In a statement about the current cold shoulder being given to the rankings, IU Maurer Dean Christiana Ochoa highlighted the perceived problems with the annual compilation.
Christiana Ochoa
"For many years, our law school, together with many others, have implored U.S. News to be more responsive to the critiques and suggestions made to the magazine by law schools subjected to their ranking system," Ochoa stated. "Our requests have resulted from our observations that the U.S. News Law School Rankings employ a non-transparent and flawed methodology that results in severe and negative distortions in legal education that do not serve students well and are detrimental to society."
Jeffrey Stake, professor at IU Maurer, said he was intrigued when U.S. News first published its rankings about 35 years ago and has been studying their effect since.
Applicants, Stake said, are so influenced by the rankings that they will turn down scholarships from schools better suited to their interests to attend a higher-ranked school even though they may have to pay $50,000 to $100,000 more. Likewise, law firms look at the rankings when interviewing candidates for jobs, and alumni become agitated when their alma mater falls in the rankings because they believe the value of their J.D. is reduced.
Jeffrey Stake
But even as law schools denounce the rankings, they have also altered their admissions strategies to better position themselves in U.S. News.
Stake explained the magazine has emphasized LSAT scores and undergraduate grade point averages in its calculations, so law schools are courting and offering scholarships to students with the highest scores and grades who often do not need the financial assistance. The applicants who earned a bachelor's degree in a more demanding subject but have a lower GPA as a result, or who could most benefit from a scholarship, are being bypassed.
"It's really a travesty," Stake said. "… You're turning down students that look like great applicants for law school and then for the legal profession and good for the public once they're in the legal profession and you're saying, 'No, let's go with this other person that doesn't hurt us in the U.S. News.'"
Confluence of events
Karen Bravo
Karen Bravo, dean of IU McKinney, said she is surprised at the revolt but noted most of the institutions joining are in the top tier, or what are called the T-14 law schools. Yale, Harvard, Stanford and the others have the resources and self-perpetuating reputations to withstand any repercussion caused by ignoring U.S. News.
"It's a question of power," Bravo said. "The schools that are in the T-14, they're able to make this move and they're able to say, 'No,' to make these points that I think many of us in the legal academy make. I do not know at this point whether or not this is going to be a transitional moment."
Law schools are dropping the rankings just as the U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to find race-based admissions unlawful. The Wall Street Journal editorial board and others have speculated that Yale and Harvard are leaving the rankings so they can continue to enroll more diversified classes, which might have lower LSAT and GPA numbers, without harming their U.S. News status.
In addition, the American Bar Association is ending the requirement that law schools use a valid and reliable admissions test like the LSAT or the Graduate Review Exam.
Rodriguez said he sees the exit of the law schools along with the potential for changes in affirmative action and entrance exams as possibly diminishing the credibility of the U.S. News rankings. That, he said, could bring a transitional moment, as law schools could then begin experimenting with admissions and curriculum.
What will most drive law schools to innovate, he said, is pressure from public officials as well as law firms and businesses that hire the J.D. graduates. When external entities insist upon innovation, some schools will take bold steps.
"If there's going to be a big change, it's going to come from folks just demanding a really different kind of innovation in legal services and legal education," Rodriguez said. "… I'm moderately hopeful that'll happen and that's why I'm generally supportive of the U.S. News revolution.
"… I don't think it's a big, gigantic revolution in legal education," he added. "That will require many other steps for that to happen."•


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Church Street, Barford, Warwick, CV35 8EW
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What type of school is Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School?
Voluntary Aided School
England Rank 5,371 3,078 6,125 3,619
Local Rank 59 30 66 54
How Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School scores on each indicator.
Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School has been rated as Good at its most recent Ofsted inspection.
How does Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School perform on each of the areas inspected by Ofsted? As of September 2012, a score of 3 changed from indicating Satisfactory to Requires Improvement.
In 2019, 86% of pupils at Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School reached the expected standard in reading, writing and maths.
How have pupils at Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School done in assessments at the end of Key Stage 2 and how does it compare to local authority and national averages?
While pupils are generally aiming to be working at the expected level in reading, writing and maths, what proportion of children at Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School had a high score in reading and maths and were working at greater depth in writing, and how does this compare to performance at local and national level?
How do children at Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School with different levels of attainment at Key Stage 1 and pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds perform in terms of reaching the expected standard in reading, writing and maths?
How does the % of boys and girls at Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School achieving the expected standard in reading, writing and maths compare to the national average?
What is the pupil:teacher ratio at Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School and how does it compare to the national average?
At Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School, pupils had an average progress score in maths in 2019 that was 0.6 compared to the national average of 0.
At Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School, pupils had an average progress score in reading in 2019 that was 1.6 compared to the national average of 0.
At Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School, pupils had an average progress score in writing in 2019 that was 0.8 compared to the national average of 0.
In 2017/18, the most recent full school year, 3% of half-day sessions were missed by pupils at Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School. Nationally, primary school pupils missed 4% of half-day sessions.
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How much does Barford St Peter's CofE Primary School spend per pupil on teachers and educational support staff and how does this compare to the average spending across Warwickshire?
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Theo Kalikow And Loraine Spenciner Honored In Renaming of UMF Landmarks | Farmington Flyer
By Anthony Lewis, Staff Reporter
Former UMF President Theo Kalikow. (Photo Courtesy of The Sun Journal)
Changes are afoot at the newly dedicated Theodora J. Kalikow Education Center, where both the building and the curriculum materials library it is home to are being revamped and rebranded. In a ceremony preceded by out-of-season snow and characterized by a powerful sense of stewardship and community, former UMF President Theodora Kalikow's name was applied to the education building, paving the way for the renaming of the curriculum materials center in honor of Loraine Spenciner, a past UMF faculty member who cultivated the now thriving early childhood education program.
In spite of what will soon be Governor Paul LePage's infamous walkout only thirty seconds into his speech, the crisp, saturated air and late afternoon sunshine served as a backdrop to a ceremony punctuated by opening and closing remarks from President Kate Foster. Sporting an orange and gold patchwork vest, President Foster lauded Theo Kalikow as "a visionary", whose dedication to sustainability and accessible education made the building which would soon bear her name a possibility.
Up until the ceremony, former President Kalikow's name had adorned UMF's curriculum materials center, Maine's only state-funded lending library. What is soon to be known as the Spenciner Curriculum Materials Center offers a variety of tools for parents and educators, including children's literature, curriculum materials, and state of the art assistive technology.
On May 6th, a little over a week after the Kalikow Education Center's dedication ceremony, the materials center will be renamed in a separate ceremony in honor of the aforementioned Loraine Spenciner, who Associate Provost and Dean of UMF Education, Health, and Rehabilitation Kathy Yardley described as a dedicated champion of assistive technology and a driving force behind the curriculum center's inception.
"Loraine was very much committed to assistive technology and making sure that all children were able to participate in activities," she said in an interview last week. "She first started receiving grants back in 1988 because of her interest in technology in general. Since then, we've received grants overtime, and that's continuously added to what we have for material support downstairs," said Yardley referring to the Spenciner Center. "Loraine also gave a very generous scholarship, so we'll be honoring both of those elements next week."
Former President Kalikow herself had kind words to impart about Spenciner after the ceremony. The two worked closely together on cultivating UMF's nationally-renowned early childhood education program, as well as, in the words of Dr. Yardley, fostering "teaching excellence" and exhibiting "our commitment to sustainability."
"Oh, Loraine was the best professor," Kalikow said with a glowing smile. "She was just so dedicated to the students, and worked very hard to find grants for projects we'd undertaken. If we were working on a big project, I would worry constantly about how we were going to pay for it, and she would always tell me 'oh, don't worry about it, I'll get the grants!' And she always did."
The curriculum materials center was founded on a vast collection of assistive technology devices amassed by Spenciner herself, as well as over 7,000 books of children's literature donated by former UMF professor Marcia Nash. Since Spenciner's retirement, the assistive technology department of the materials center has been run by Assistant Professor of Special Education Lance Neeper. Professor Neeper is not only in charge of cataloguing and maintaining the Spenciner center's assistive technology materials, but oversees the renewal of an annual grant from MaineCITE, a statewide project designed to provide assistive technology to children and adults with learning disabilities.
"The goal for assistive technology is sort of multi-faceted," said Neeper in an interview held in his Kalikow Building office. His walls lined with binders, textbooks, and photos of his two children, Neeper spoke of the assistive technology department and its goals for the future in a calm, even tone native to those whose lives revolve around compassion. "We provide demonstrations for individuals, whether they're out in the community or they come into the center. The main goal, though, is that individuals check out devices, try them out, see if it works for them, and then they're able to make the decision whether they want to purchase it for themselves or not."
Professor Neeper spoke highly of Spenciner, expressing admiration for her work and an immediate approval of the center being named in her honor.
"It wouldn't exist without her; she's the first one that got this grant," he said. Neeper mentioned doing his best to uphold Spenciner's vision of the center as a resource for people of all ages. "In our conversations before she passed, she kind of mentored me, and she had this vision…her focus was younger children, and that's where a lot of the collection is. But she knew that my focus is not younger children, and she wanted to expand that, you know, to high school students and adults. So that's kind of where we've been heading; to keep the collection, but expand it across the lifespan."
The Spenciner Curriculum Materials Center will be officially named in a public ceremony on Friday, May 6, at 12 p.m. in the Bjorn Student Lounge in the Kalikow Building.


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Common Supercomputer Terms and Definitions
What is a supercomputer?
Very simply, a supercomputer is a very fast computer. Usually the term is reserved for the 500 fastest computers in the world. Because technology moves rapidly, the list of top supercomputers changes constantly, and today's supercomputer is destined to become tomorrow's "regular" computer. Modern supercomputers are made up of many smaller computers – sometimes thousands of them – connected via fast local network connections. Those smaller computers work as an "army of ants" to solve difficult calculations very fast to benefit science and society. A supercomputer is typically used for solving larger scientific or engineering challenges in numerous fields, such as new drug development and medical research, environmental sciences such as global climate change, or helping us better respond to natural or man-made disasters by creating earthquake simulations or modeling the projected flow of oil spills.
In computing, a bit is a binary digit that's the smallest unit of data. It can store a value of 1 or zero. Because bits are so small, they are typically assembled eight bits at a time to form a byte. A byte contains just enough information to form one small letter or number. By using binary code, any number, letter, word, or pixel can be represented by a string of bytes and bits.
Cloud computing is where one can access a lot of computer power from a desktop or laptop computer, but the actual calculation is done remotely on another more powerful server or supercomputer. So replace the word 'cloud' with 'Internet' and the meaning becomes clearer. Cloud computing is where Internet-based resources, such as software and storage, are provided to computers on demand, possibly in a pay-per-use model. It is seen as a way to increase one's computing capacity without investing in new infrastructure or training new personnel.
Cyberinfrastructure
First used in 1991 according to Merriam-Webster, the prefix 'cyber' means relating to computers or computer networks. So cyberinfrastructure means the combination of computer software, hardware, and other technologies – as well as human expertise – required to support current and future discoveries in science and engineering. Similar to the way a highway infrastructure includes roads, bridges, and tunnels working together to keep vehicles moving, all these components are necessary to keep scientific discovery moving along as well.
Data-intensive computing
A new area of computational research created by the ever-growing amount of digitally based data. (see data "tsunami"/data "deluge" and HPD ). Many of the newest supercomputers are being designed so they can sift through vast amounts of digitally based data at lightning speeds, transferring raw information into research that has meaningful analysis and results. Data-intensive computing will allow researchers to solve problems that were not even attempted previously.
One aspect of data-intensive computing is called data mining, or the process of extracting patterns from data. Many newer supercomputers are being used to rapidly sift through huge amounts of data to find similarities, disparities, and anomalies, and transform all that data into meaningful information. Data mining is being used throughout a wide range of scientific research, including drug discovery, as well as to uncover fraud detection or enhance marketing strategies by more closely matching potential buyers and products.
Data "tsunami," data "deluge"
Simply put, as we generate almost all of our information in electronic formats such as disks or chips, we are running out of storage space for all our data. International Data Corporation (IDC) forecasts that the amount of digitally based information generated worldwide – including text, video, images, etc. – will reach 35 zettabytes by 2020. What's a zettabyte? It's one sextillion bytes of information, or enough data to fill a stack of DVDs reaching halfway to Mars. A zettabyte is 1,000 times more than an exabyte, and today's supercomputers are nowhere near the exascale level (seeExascale/exaflop/Exabyte ). So the terms "data tsunami" or "data deluge" are becoming increasingly common, as IDC warns that our ability to store valuable data needs to catch up with our output.
High Performance Computing. HPC commonly refers to large-scale high performance computing resources, including storage and visualization systems.
High Performance Data. The HPC community is evolving to include HPD, according to SDSC Director Mike Norman, who coined the term as it relates to data-intensive supercomputing. As scientists struggle to keep up with the exponentially growing amount of digitally based data, HPD supercomputers will help researchers who need to access, analyze, and store extremely large data sets in significantly shorter amounts of time. Fusing HPC and HPD together has the potential to create supercomputers that will be at least one order of magnitude faster than any HPC system today, says Norman.
Today's supercomputers have more than one "brain," or processor. These processors run different parts of the same computer program concurrently, resulting in significantly faster compute times. Parallel processing is used when many complex calculations are required, such as in climate or earthquake modeling. Processing "runs" that used to take months can often be done within days or even hours on larger supercomputers. The largest supercomputers today have 100,000 or more processors.
A portable storage device, similar to a compact disk (CD) but much smaller (smaller than a disposable cigarette lighter) and having much more capacity. It is also much more robust, since there are no moving parts. The device, also known as a flash drive, simply plugs into a computer, where information can be transferred to it for storage or use on another computer. Thumb drives or flash drives are reusable, and can be easily carried in a pocket or on a keychain.
More Technical "Supercomputer Speak"
Usually meaning a hidden storage space for money or other valuables, in computing terms cache means an area of memory used to hold commonly used variables. A cache is simply a work area for the computer that it can access quickly. Think of your desk as a cache and the public library as a store for all of the world's data. Your desk cannot hold the whole library, but it can hold a few books that you might frequently reference.
Flash memory relies on a storage chip instead of older, slower, and less reliable spinning disk technology. It can be electronically erased and reprogrammed quickly without being removed from the circuit board. Flash memory is now being used in smaller mobile devices such as cell phones, thumb drives, digital cameras, and laptop computers. In late 2011, the San Diego Supercomputer Center at UC San Diego will introduce Gordon , the first supercomputer system employ flash memory using solid state drives, or SSDs, instead of the spinning disks. Think of Gordon as the world's largest thumb drive!
GPU or GPUs
GPU stands for Graphics Processing Unit. Similar to a CPU, or Central Processing Unit, a GPU is a single-chip processor. However, GPUs are specialized primarily for computing 3D functions, such as video animations, transforming objects, lighting effects, and other mathematically-intensive operations that might strain CPUs and reduce computing speeds. Some newer supercomputers are using GPUs.
Peak speed, FLOPS
A common term within the HPC community, peak speed means that fastest speed at which a supercomputer can operate. It is typically measured in "FLOPS" or "FLOP/s" which stands for FLoating point OPerations per Second. In lay terms, it basically means calculations per second. The world's fastest supercomputers have been ranked using this metric since 1993, and China's Tianhe-2 system currently holds the top spot ( as of 11/2014 ). Many HPC experts now contend that supercomputers should be measured not just by their peak speed, but other metrics, including their overall ability to helps researchers solve real-world science problems.
Portals or gateways
Originally defined as a grand or imposing entrance or in science fiction, a doorway or threshold that connects two distant locations. In "computer speak," a portal is a term for a website that serves as a major starting point for users. Also called a gateway, there are general portals such as Google or Yahoo, as well as specialized portals for specific areas of research or interest.
Processors or cores
The processing part of a computer's central processing unit, or CPU, made up of the control unit and the arithmetic logic unit (ALU). The control unit retrieves instructions from the computer's memory. The ALU performs the mathematical calculations. Supercomputers are made up of thousands of processor cores. A multi-core processor is an integrated circuit to which two or more processors have been attached increased performance, such as simultaneous processing of multiple tasks, as well as reduced power consumption.
Petascale/petaflop/petabyte
Today's largest supercomputers are operating at what's called the 'petascale' level. A petaflop is a measure of supercomputer speed (see Peak speed ), and means the ability to perform one quadrillion calculations per second – the equivalent of using the combined computing power of about 200,000 laptops. Today's fastest supercomputer is rated at about 2.5 petaflops, and even faster systems are under development. Similarly, a petabyte is one quadrillion bytes of storage capacity. That's equivalent having 250 billion pages of text. In digital terms, listening to a petabyte's worth of music on a (very large) MP3 player would take about 1,902 years.
Exascale/exaflop/exabyte
The next frontier in supercomputing is computing at the exascale level: one quintillion calculations per second, or about 1,000 times faster than what we have today. A key challenge in breaking the exascale barrier is finding new innovative ways to reduce power consumption, because at the exascale level, today's supercomputer designs would need a nuclear power plant's worth of energy to operate! So an exabyte is one quintillion bytes of data storage, or having to make room for 1,000 copies of those 250 billion pages of text!
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i placed sale order 03/08/2009 the net value of the order is 30000 USD, the same day i have done some price modification (manually i entered the header condition with value of 50 USD) after entering the header condition sales order net values is showing 50 USD. then delivered and invoiced. in the invoice net value is showing 30000 USD. my requirement is the invoice also has to show the 50 USD only. why it is not showing the sales order net value? is there any setting need to be done regarding this problem?
Your statement is not clear. Please let me know whether my above understanding is correct so that I will try to propose a suitable suggestion accordingly.
Billed for 5 materils but in the invoice the net value is showing 30000 USD.
i think ur understanding also right, the problem is with header mannual price ( copy control problem).
I believe, you are talking of Header Condition "Manual Order Value (HM00)".
If , I am right, then in the Copy control (VTFL), i.e, Delivery type to Billing Type, at Item level, assign the appropriate "Pricing Type", so that whatever price in the Sales order will be copied as it is to the Billing Document.
I think, Pricing Type "D" may help for this purpose.
From your comments, I presume in copy control, a different alpha value would have been maintained and with that settings, sale order, delivery and billing were generated.
What I would suggest you is that you create a sale order once again for the same customer and 5 materials, make same changes in pricing, do PGI and billing. See how it works.


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North Riding of Yorkshire Index
South Otterington
SOUTH OTTERINGTON: Geographical and Historical information from the year 1890.
South Otterington Parish main page
Wapentake and Petty Sessional Division of Birdforth - Poor Law Union, County Court District, and Rural Deanery of Thirsk - Archdeaconry of Cleveland - Diocese of York.
This parish, comprising 1,414 acres, lies on the east side of the river Wiske, which here separates the diocese of York from that of Ripon. The principal landowners are John Rutson, Esq., J.P., Newby Wiske Hall, and Kunnington; Earl Cathcart; Thomas S. Darnbrough, High Berryies, Ripon; John Hutton, Esq., Solberge; Robert Aikenhead, Esq., Otterington Hall; and the Rev. J. W. Darnbrough, who, as rector, owns the glebe land. The gross estimated rental of the parish, which is comprised in one township, is £11,418, of which sum, £9,697 is set down to the N.E. Railway Co., who own about 20 acres; and the rateable value, £8,484. The inhabitants in 1881 numbered 349. South Otterington gives name to an electoral division under the Local Government Act of 1888.
The manor originally belonged to the Bruces of Skelton Castle, but was subsequently granted, probably by one of that family, to the abbey of Byland, and was held in moieties under the abbot, In the first year of the 15th century Isabel de Fauconberg held one half of the manor, and her descendants possessed lands here in the second half of the 17th century. The other half belonged to the Talbots, who built or rebuilt their manor house in the reign of Elizabeth, the terraced gardens of which may still be traced. The lands of the parish have since passed through several families, and now belong to the gentlemen whose names are given above.
The village is situated on the east bank of the Wiske, 4½ miles S. of Northallerton. In its name we have probably a relic of Saxon clanship. The local terminology of Yorkshire shows the existence of 127 clan settlements, the members of each individual clan being descended from the same stock and bearing the same patronymic. This was the ton (enclosure or town) of the Otterings or sons of Otter, who, in the pagan belief of the early Saxon, was descended from the animal whose name he bore. In the Domesday Book the name of the place is spelt Ottrinctune and Ottrintone. Another derivation of the name has been advanced. Otter, it is said, is a corruption of wotter or water, and the signification of the whole name, according to this etymology, would be the ton in the ing, or meadow by the water.
The church, dedicated to St. Andrew, was rebuilt in 1846, at the sole cost of the late William Rutson, Esq., from the designs of Mr. Salvin, the eminent architect. The edifice which had previously occupied the site was a late Norman structure, and a similar style has been adopted in the present fabric. It consists of a nave, with a north aisle, divided therefrom by three moulded arches, rising from short and slender round pillars; chancel, porch, and a square tower, open internally to the nave and groined. The pulpit and reading desk are both richly and elaborately ornamented with deeply recessed arches and zigzag and dog-tooth moulding. At the east end is a composition of a wheel window, of eight lights, and two round-headed ones. The font is octagonal; the plain Norman one which belonged to the former church was removed to St. Michael's, North Otterington, in 1846. Some of the windows are filled with stained glass. In the chancel is a marble tablet to Captain J. G. Boss, R.N., member of the first reformed parliament for the borough of Northallerton, and formerly of South Otterington Hall; and in the north aisle is a handsome marble monument to the memory of W. Rutson, Esq., of Newby Wiske and Nunnington, erected by his tenantry and other inhabitants of Newby Wiske, Kirby Wiske, Otterington, Nunnington, and Stonegrave, "as a tribute of sincere regard, and in grateful and affectionate remembrance of his earnest life of active benevolence." He died May 11th, 1867. Another monument, a granite tablet, records the death of William Calton Rutson, an eminent and successful merchant of Liverpool, in 1817, by whose persevering industry his son, William Rutson, "was enabled to build this church in grateful remembrance of the useful life and benevolent disposition of his kind hearted father."
The living is a discharged rectory, in two medieties, termed respectively Gamwell House and Weatheril House. These two estates, to which the right of presentation to the rectory was attached, were severed from the manor at an early period, and subsequently fell to different proprietors, each of whom claimed an equal right in the patronage. In 1663 Weatheril House farm was purchased from the Fauconbergs by Sir Robert Knightly, of Ashtead, Surrey; and Charles Browne, Esq., of Lewynegrin, Mold, Flintshire; the heritor eventually of the Knightby's property purchased the other mediety from Roger Talbot, of Wood End, and thus united the possession of the benefices. Mr. Browne sold the living to the Rev. Joshua Sampson, rector, whose daughter conveyed it in marriage to T. Darnbrough, Esq., father of the present patron, Thomas Sampson Darnbrough, Esq. The living is valued, in the King's Books, at £15 18s. 6d.; its present value is £330. The tithes were commuted in 1832 for a rent-charge of £270; and there are in addition nearly 50 acres of glebe land.
The village school was erected in 1856, by the same benevolent gentleman that rebuilt the church, and is now chiefly supported by his son, John Rutson, Esq.
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Road trips, drunken concerts, and late-night make-out sessions all swirl together in this coming-of-age graphic novel by King Cat cartoonist John Porcellino. Tackling the pain and uncertainty of the pivotal summer before college, Porcellino's sad and beautiful story is drawn in his sincere, minimalist style. Deceptively and charmingly simple, Perfect Example is a collection of Porcellino's self-published King Cat comics that have won over thousands of readers with its honesty, empathy and sincerity.
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Prior studies have demonstrated that rude behavior undermines patient safety. This study used a smartphone application to collect reports of rudeness directed toward nurses. These data were analyzed in conjunction with the hospital's hand hygiene and medication protocol compliance data as well as adverse event reports to determine if rudeness affected these safety outcomes. Participants also reported whether rudeness incidents influenced their cognition or their teamwork. Although rudeness was associated with worse self-reported cognition and teamwork, investigators did not observe differences in reported adverse events or changes in hand hygiene or medication protocol adherence related to rudeness exposure. A past PSNet perspective discussed how organizations are seeking to rehabilitate persistently disruptive clinicians.
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