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IAB encourages public discussion of the RFC Independent Submissions processAs part its role in supporting the RFC Editor function, the Internet Architecture Board (IAB) has created a public mailing list for the discussion of the RFC Independent Submissions process.
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Glou is a complete pipelining system compatible with Gulp.
With glou, you can:
- create reusable pipelines, as easily as you usually create JavaScript variables
- pipe them into each others
- configure or extend them to create inherited pipelines
- combine them with parallel or serial executions, while keeping the flow's content in the order you wish
- have powerful watchers, enabling partial rebuild to update your software milliseconds after save
A simple example:
var argv = argv;var glou = ; var gulpIf = ;var gulpSourcemaps = ;var gulpUglify = ;var gulpConcat = ; var env = sourcemaps: argvdev && !argvie8 // sourcemaps in dev mode uglify: !argvdev || !argvie8; var buildjs = glou ; var js = glou ; glou ;
In this example, you can see two pipelines:
buildjsthat minifies whatever comes into it using gulp-uglify while creating sourcemaps only if
true(thanks to gulp-if conditions). Remember is used to allow fast rebuild. See documentation below.
jsthat accepts source files with
.src(), then pipes them into
buildjs, then pipes the result into gulp-concat to join the file's contents, then writes the result in the directory
glou.task() method is similar to
gulp.task, but it takes a pipeline as a second argument instead of a stream.
Finally, the watcher watches the
js files beneath
src, and runs the changed files through the
js task.
This little example introduces the main methods used by glou.
In reality, those are much much more powerful, and you should definitely check their documentation's out in order to write more advanced build systems.
A bigger example, building a complete demo-app using AngularJS, Bootstrap, Stylus, and a Node back-end server using Express, Jade and i18next, is available in this repository.
First you will need gulp:
npm install -g gulp
You need to use the gulp executable to run glou tasks. There is no glou executable (currently, this is in the roadmap for v2).
Then install glou:
npm install glou
Note: you need to use
gulp.task() to register a default task or create aliases for tasks.
You can access the CHANGELOG.md to know what changed recently.
You can see a pipeline as a big meta stream. It is a function you can call that always return a transform stream (meaning you can pipe into it and pipe it into something else).
You can create a more complex pipeline from one by calling any of its
pipelining methods (
append and
To create a new pipeline, you just have to call any
pipelining method directly on the
glou object.
// a new pipeline:var sourcesPipeline = glou; // another new pipeline:var destPipeline = glou; // another new pipeline, that uses the previous ones:var jsPipeline = sourcesPipeline; // a pipeline may have any length:var pipeline = sourcesPipeline // […] ;
Note: Because pipelines are meta streams, you never give them streams directly but functions that return a stream instead. This allows glou to instanciate the needed streams multiple times whenever it is required (glou knows ^_^).
The methods used in this example:
dest and
pipe will be explained further on.
Advanced usage: A pipeline can simply be converted into a stream by calling it as a function:
var pipeline = glou ;var duplexStream = ; // that was easy!
This function can take an option object that will be used to configure the pipeline (see
.configure() below for more information):
.src([options,] sources)
A pipeline may start with a
.src() call in order to add sources flowing down.
However, you may call
.src() anywhere you want in a pipeline if you want to add sources at a particular step.
By default, the new sources are appended to the stream.
string |
array<string> |
The sources files to load and add to the stream.
If a function is provided it will be called at each pipeline execution and the returned value will be used as sources. It should return a
string or an
object (optional)
This method takes an optional first argument:
options. It is an object provided to
gulp-src, and internally, to node-glob and glob-stream.
For more information, please refer to
gulp-src's documentation.
Additional values that are used by
boolean (optional)
Prepend the files in the stream, instead of appending them.
string (optional)
On partial rebuild,
src is not behaving the same way that for a full build. It only emits the created/changed files (but not the deleted files) if they match the glob pattern. This can be customized using the following values:
- all: all files are reemitted (as if it was a full rebuild)
- none: no files are reemitted
- allIfNothing: all files are reemitted if the changed files are not in the provided glob patterns (useful to emit all tests if a src file is changed for example)
- changed (default value): only the files that changed are reemitted if they are in the provided glob patterns ; otherwise nothing is emitted
var pipeline = glou; var otherPipeline = glou // add application's sources // lint them // add library sources to the stream before the app sources // concat everything;
Note: Please, do not use
gulp-add-src and use
.src() as glou's
src() method makes the partial build after watch and the prepend option possible.
boolean (optional)
Defaults to
true. Make the build fail if the provided glob pattern does not match anything and the build is not incremental. Set to
false to disable this behaviour.
.dest([options,] path)
A pipeline may end with a
.dest() call in order to write the streaming files to the filesystem.
However, you may call
.dest() anywhere you want in a pipeline if you want to write the files at a particular step: like gulp's
.dest(), it re-emits all data passed to it so you can continue the pipeline further on.
string |
The path (output folder) to write files to. Or a function that returns a file path for each files. In that case, the function will be provided a vinyl
File instance each time a file goes through the dest stream.
object (optional)
This method takes an optional first argument:
options. It is an object provided to
For more information, please refer to
gulp-dest's documentation.
glou // takes all js files in the current directory // copy them in the "build" directory; var bakupPath = '/www/backups'glou // outputs in app // & outputs in /www/backups/app;
.dest(path) is very similar to using
.pipe(gulp.dest, path), but please use this method as we may enhance its behavior in the future (plus it is shorter to write!).
.dest(path) takes
glou.watch() into account: when a file is deleted, transformed files are deleted too. Example:
glou ;
This feature works when the file name is transformed (e.g.
index.jade →
index.html), or when the file is moved around. If you use
.dest(path) in a generic pipeline (with a function as the path), all corresponding generated files will be removed, regardless of the task that has been run. If you want finer control, you will need to use
boolean (optional)
Defaults to
true. If set to
false, suppress logs about written files.
.pipe([streamName,] [options,] streamFn, [args...])
.pipe() is the heart of glou's pipelines.
It takes a stream returning function
streamFn (including pipelines since they are functions returning streams). The stream produced above in the pipeline will be piped in the stream returned by
streamFn during instanciation.
streamFn (or pipeline)
A function that returns a stream. You usually want to use a gulp plugin here.
You also may want to craft a transform by yourself using through2, but you would usually prefer to export this function in another file, module or package in order to keep things modular.
var through = ; glou;
string (optional)
The pipe's name (helpful to display debug and visually see what's going on in this pipe).
object (optional)
options.fn: By setting
options.fn to
false, functions given as parameters to pipe won't be autoinvoked anymore (see args below).
options.array: By setting
options.array to
false, arrays with a function in their first cell won't be invoked (see args below).
options.obj: By setting
options.obj to
glou.config calls won't be resolved in objects offering better performances (see args below).
options.error: By setting
options.error to
'warn', you can raise warnings instead of errors.
Note: Warning-mode explicitely extracts this pipe from the pipeline, so that it won't be plugged on a
.pipe beneath.
Let's explain why: if an error is raised or emitted in your stream's execution, it's impossible to continue the flow as the result may be completely incoherent. For example, maybe you really need that file that failed later after concatenating the stream's flow…
So, if an error occurs, it is properly catched by glou, that crashes the running task with a nice error message.
However sometimes, you may need to use plugins that do not alter your files, and for those allowing errors to be catched and emit warnings would be great!
A fitting example would be gulp-jscs. JSCS is a code style checker, that checks how developers write code to ensure that everyone writes under the same norm on a project (a very useful plugin indeed!).
However, having the build fail while working when an inappropriate space character is left at the wrong place is a bit annoying. This is where you want to use the
{error: 'warn'} option:
var argv = argv; glou ;
Here, in dev-mode only,
jshint will be piped directly into both
jscs and
jsBuild. Errors happening in the
jscs orphan branch (meaning its ouput will be discarded) will be emitted as warnings at the end of the execution of the task, thus effectively preventing
jscs from making the build fail.
any (optional)
This is advanced usage, use with extreme care
You often need to provide your stream functions or plugin arguments. In this case, you would normally be forced to wrap your plugin's call in a function:
// pass gulpSourcemaps.init function without arguments:glou; // pass a function that calls gulpSourcemaps.init with arguments:glou
In order to keep things convenient and concise, the
args... list is passed to the function:
But what if I need to execute a function as an argument? All functions are invoked before hand so:
glou; // is the same asglou
And what if I also want to call gulpSourcemaps with an argument (like
{loadMaps: true}? You can do that by creating partial calls using arrays:
glou; // this is the same asglou
You can wrap as many arrays/functions/… in each other as you want:
Nice! But what if I wanted to pass an array or a function as an argument? Well, the case is extremely rare as plugins usually take object arguments. Since all arguments that are a function are immediately executed to retrieve their result as an argument, you can wrap your arrays (or function) using a constant call or you can use the
array &
obj options:
{ return { return val; };} // if you are using lodash, there is _.constant doing exactly that glou; // or with options:glou
Note: Please keep in mind that those features are nice-to-have provided to keep things as concise as possible.
If you stumble upon a complex plugin call, better just simply enclose it in a function (see
Note: Since pipelines can be instanciated using an option object (see
configure &
config below), you can also pass it using the
arg notation:
.parallel([streamName,] [pipelines... | pipelineFn]),
.serie([streamName,] pipelines...)
In a complex build system, you often want to merge streams. This is especially true with glou, with which you can create reusable pipelines. The component to achieve that is called a multiplexer.
The difference between
parallel and
serie is the parallelization of the pipelines' execution.
string (optional)
The multiplexer's name (helpful to display debug and visually see what's going on here).
streamFn (may also be an
array<streamFn> in
The multiplexer takes several streamFn (or pipelines, as usual), and outputs one.
If you pipe a pipeline into a multiplexer, it is piped into all of its inputs.
The results of the given pipelines can be merged in order (as arguments following each other) or not (as arrays).
var jsClientLib = glou; // fake pipeline building libraries filesvar jsClientApp = glou; // fake pipeline building app files { // we want the libraries to appear BEFORE the app files, // so we execute parallel with a list of arguments return glou ) ;} // we can execute head and body in parallel without order,// as each of them output their own dest filevar jsClient = glou; // we want to execute jsClient entirely before starting the// jsServer pipeline, so we use `.serie`var app = glou;
Note: Merging in order may be slower (files flowing from a second stream would have to wait for the first in order to continue flowing down).
Note: Obviously,
.serie always merges in order.
When merging in parallel, you have more performances but the order of the files in the stream is random while merging in series lower performances but ensure that files from the first pipeline will be merged before files of the second.
.serie buffers everything that flows from the pipeline in order to pipe everything in the provided pipelines. This may lead to a freezes if you stream too many files inside a serie as one of the streams may
pause. In this case, you should review your flow as it may not be ideal:
var pipelineProducingALotOfFiles = glou /* … */; // Here all files will try to be loaded in memory while they are piped in// checkFiles. Once checkFiles is done, assembleFiles will be instanciated// and all files in memory will be also piped into assembleFiles' instance.// Once assemblesFiles is done, uploadFiles will be instanciated & all files// piped again in uploadFiles' instance…var mightFreeze = pipelineProducingALotOfFiles ;
You can't pass a single pipeline in parallel (what would that mean?). So if you pass a single function, it is assume it is a
pipelineFn. A
pipelineFn should return the
pipelines when invoked. It takes the
config as
Here is a simple example:
var dynamicParallelCall = glou;
prepend / append:
.append([streamName,] [options, ], pipeline[, …args])
Those methods prepend/append the result of another pipeline before/after the files of the current one.
var myPipeline = glou ;
Arguments of prepend/append are similar to pipe arguments (see the related documentation) and are used to initialize the provided pipeline:
var myPipeline = glou ;
The previous code is similar to (this code is hard to understand!):
var myPipeline = glou ;
Note: The pipeline provided will execute in parallel with the one in which
append or
prepend is called. The only difference is the order of the files after the step.
As we have seen before, when you instanciate a pipeline you can give it a configuration object (aka
options). If you don't provide one, an "empty" object is used instead (some internals may be attached to it anyway).
The configuration flows down into sub pipelines automatically. What we call sub pipelines here are both subcalls like
currentPipeline.dest(…) (here dest will get the configuration in currentPipeline) and pipelines invoked using pipe like
currentPipeline.pipe(pipeline) (pipeline will also be initialized with the configuration of currentPipeline).
configure merges the provided
config with the current pipeline's configuration.
object |
The configuration object to merge into the current pipeline's configuration.
If it is a function the configuration object to be merged to the current one is awaited in return.
this in
The configuration object is made accessible as
this in all callbacks of glou.
var writeResult = glou ; glou ;
this.config(key [,defaultValue]) in
The configuration object has a
config convenience getter that checks for the provided key in the object and throws if it does not exists. You can pass a second argument with a default value to get it instead of thowing:
var writeResult = glou ;
string (optional)
The key of the value to retrieve in the configuration object.
Advanced usage : If you don't specify the key, the complete configuration object will be returned. This can be useful if you want to pass such data into a plugin.
string (optional)
Sometimes, it is useful to have a default value. So like
this.config() in
glou.config also takes a default value working the same way.
.config(key [,defaultValue])
Config is a helper that prevents you to create functions in a lot of situations.
var jsClientLib = glou ;; // this is the equivalent ofvar jsClientLib = glou ; // which is also equivalent tovar jsClientLib = glou ;
Arguments are the equivalents of those of
this.config(key [,defaultValue]).
In this example, we transform Jade files into HTML templates, and we pass to jade's globals the entire configuration object while concat only gets the filename.
var templates = glou ; // this is the same pipelinevar templates = glou ;
Even better, in
.pipe() calls, object keys and subkeys can contain a
glou.config call:
var templates = glou ;
.task(name, pipeline)
A glou task internally creates a gulp task, so you can call it from the command line:
$ gulp jsClient
A task in glou is very similar than a task in gulp, except it handles the proper start of a pipeline.
Indeed, a glou pipeline is only composed of transform streams, in opposition to gulp that needs to start with a call to
gulp.src(), a readable steam.
This method plugs correctly the embedded errors handling system, so please use it.
var jsClient = glou; // FIXME: create pipeline glou ;
The task name.
The pipeline to run.
This is a proper function to start a pipeline without
It configures the pipeline properly to handle errors. This will probably be deprecated in the future but right now this is mandatory.
The pipeline to run.
.watch(sources, tasks)
Glou embeds watchers in order to rebuild your app as soon as you saved a file in your editor.
One particularity of glou's watchers is that they restart a pipeline that will only run with the changed files. This capability, combined with
.remember() (documented further), allows you to update your build in a matter of milliseconds.
glou ;
string or
The path globs of the files to watch.
string or
The tasks to start upon change. All the pipelines launched by these tasks will have their
.src() emit nothing, except the modified files.
Remember is one of the most powerful tools of glou. It is MANDATORY (at least in most cases) to add calls to
remember() at the appropriate places in glou for
watch to work properly.
Indeed, as discussed above,
watch restarts the pipeline with only the changed files being emitted by the different sources. This means that you need to be able to reassemble all your files at some point. Remember allows you to do just that.
Here is what remember does:
# first pass
fileA -> remember
fileB -> remember
[end event] -> remember
rembember -> fileA, fileB
# second pass
fileB (modified) -> remember
[end event] -> remember
remember -> fileA, fileB (modified)
# third pass
fileB (modified 2x) -> remember
fileA (modified) -> remember
[end event] -> remember
remember -> fileA (modified), fileB (modified 2x)
As you can see,
remember "remembers" everything it sees passing through and reemits everything it once saw (even in the past) in the same order. The modified files it receives are updated in its cache before being reemited at the end at the "correct" place.
Note: Because new files will always be seen last, they will also be emitted last. This might not be a correct behavior for your use case. You can use gulp-order right after your remember call to get rid of this problem.
glou takes care of making
remember forget about deleted files automatically when a
delete event is received. The resulting behaviour is:
# first pass
fileA -> remember
fileB -> remember
[end event] -> remember
rembember -> fileA, fileB
# second pass (fileA deleted)
[glou ask remember to forget about fileA]
[end event] -> remember
remember -> fileB
glou uses
gulp-remember-history internally. Do not use it or
gulp-remember since it won't be "
glou aware".
string |
function optional
The name allows you to select a cache for
remember to work in. By default each call to
remember() creates a unique cache which is fine. But sometimes you create a pipeline in which
remember is generic and will be used by multiple files that are not meant to be used together. In this particular case, you will have to specify a name to make it work:
var assemble = glou // the filename is used as cache name ; glou ; glou ;
The previous example would quickly cause
lib1 and
lib2 files to be sent both to
lib1.min.js and to
lib2.min.js if
remember was using a unique cache. Here, we asked to put files flowing each stream in a different cache depending on where the files are going to be ouput.
Advanced usage:
Also, using a named cache can allow you to purposefully share a cache between two pipelines (a real use case for this eludes me):
var task1 = glou ; var task2 = glou // here I get every files seen by task1 at the marked step so it acts a // little like src but with another pipeline's files ;
We measured that the total overhead of glou is <10ms on a complex build (the angular.app example available in the repository).
Since the library merely helps creating pipelines, when the streams are plugged together, no overhead at all remains.
The library is currently covered by more than 200 unit tests that reach 100% code coverage (reported by Istanbul).
Library and test code also pass JsHint and JSCS.
You are welcome to create pull requests if you want to correct a bug or if you developed a nice new little feature.
However, prior to submission, we ask you to:
- Write new tests for any change
- Run and pass the test suite (
gulp test --coverage). Code coverage must stay at 100%.
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Tyrese Vaughan (giant otter) is ensnared in a controversy he's trying to move past and couldn't come at a worse time. Former teammate Casey Rucks tries his best to let the big otter know he's not alone.
The acreage behind the Wyatt's Birmingham home teamed with activity of generations of family and neighbors arriving to celebrate Independence Day in usual fashion. For years it'd been Leroy's family tradition to host any and all get-togethers, gatherings and celebrations, the incredibly friendly group of terriers welcoming any and all wanting to partake in whatever was joyous about that day. Their property was built for socializing and parties, with a large clearing on the edge of the woods that surrounded their spacious house being crowned with a bonfire that could be seen from AMU's stadium, supposedly.
Scores arrived for the Wyatt's famous Fourth of July barbecue and potluck, making the atmosphere of the muggy southern night down right enjoyable with cold drinks, good smells and raucous belly laughs. AMU alums were regulars at much of the Wyatt's events, old teammates still in town crowding the backyard courts to show they still got it. The gloom and stigma of what once plagued the prominent university's athletics was all but forgotten once the school started siring athletes the professional ranks started paying attention to once again. With Leroy and Casey already blazing the trail for AMU's talent to excel both in the school and in the pros, newer, stronger expectations hoisted Tyrese Vaughan on the shoulders of giants. The giant otter had been an unexpected but much welcomed acquisition to a school that had often had trouble attracting outside talent. The city welcomed the mustelid miracle worker, but none were more excited about the AMU talent entering the draft than Rucks and Wyatt.
"I heard about Booker," Casey said over the din of the usual commotion of a hot summer party. The hyena had been talking with Tyrese for the last half hour, the two former teammates leaning against the otter's truck, tucked away from running kids and water guns. He hadn't noticed that all the giant mustelid had been doing was mustering shallow nods and one word responses. However, his head quickly swung towards Casey at the mention of Booker.
"What about 'em." It wasn't meant as a question, but he knew the hyena wouldn't shelve the topic until he said something, anything. Casey shrugged, not knowing what he expected from the tight lipped center, tapping his empty soda can against his knee.
"You doin' a'ight?" Casey mustered a response after a beat of silence between them. He could feel the otter resist rolling his eyes.
"Rucks, what did I tell—"
"I know, man, I know. I'm not trying to bother you about this. But, bro, you keep so much of this to yourself. You won't talk publicly about it, you won't tell us about it. And I get that—"
"Do you?" The New York otter's fiercely deep voice interrupted the smaller hyena. He seemed unfazed by the curtness in his tone.
"But if there's anything wrong, or anything you need to talk about, you know we got your back."
The otter leaned back, his size exaggerated against the setting sun and the twilight sky. Since news of his former high school coach broke, everyone from the media to legal teams to family members hounded the mustelid for any information he might have had on what went on in those school locker rooms. He nipped it in the bud the moment the news broke, putting as much distance between the accusations and possibility he might be among his victims. But as more and more former students during Coach Lamar's tenure come forward (Nate Booker being the latest), the otter's silence on the matter became unacceptable to those wanting to see how far this drama unfolded. As City South High School's arguably most high profile graduate, especially one who's whole career hinged on the ousted coach's efforts, Vaughan couldn't escape the rumors, the questions. Casey didn't want to be another one of those vultures, brow beating some form of the truth out of him, but he also didn't want him to feel alone in the matter.
Casey accepted the silence between him and Vaughan. The New Yorker was never easy to get to know, though he knew enough. Though they bonded as teammates, prayed together once or twice, Casey knew their friendship was formal and conditional. He never expected the otter to open up to him, but he always felt it was his duty to let him know that he could, if he wanted.
"I know what you and the others are trying to do for me, Ruckus." The otter's tone was less harsh than before, but caution still laced it. "But there's nothing to talk about. And I'm tired of being asked about it. I can't be distracted by this mess right now. Let be."
Casey nodded even though Vaughan wasn't looking at him. A silence grew again.
"I know He's testin' me," Vaughan muttered to himself, after a moment of deep thought. Casey apparently hadn't caught it.
"Nothin' man," Tyrese got to his feet, bumping his giant fist against the hyenas. "Look, you know I appreciate you lookin' out for me, fam. I ain't got nothin' to say about it though."
Casey nodded, not entirely satisfied with the answer, but knowing it isn't his place to pry. We're all lookin' out for ya, Casey thought to himself.
Fireworks fired off the Wyatt's property capped off the night. With paper plates wrapped securely with foil in hand, neighbors and friends filtered out in a steady stream as the fires died down. Casey remained with Leroy, hoping to catch Tyrese on his way out, having not noticed that his truck had left long ago.
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I loved this!
Amazing intro and so much in what is technically "so little" going on. 5 stars, great work Miss Pac
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Loved this one, Pac. Your writing skills are as sharp as your art, and well...you just can't go wrong with Tyrese
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In July 2003, parts of Tel Aviv-Jaffa have been declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. The `White City´ saw the light of the day and the municipality and the tourism industry naturally promoted and draw on this. `White City´ labels areas in the city with a concentration of buildings, designed and built in the so-called International-, or Bauhaus style.
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The buildings are predominantly situated along or within the semicircle of the three main boulevards, Rothschild, Chen, and Ben Gurion, therefore in the the city centre (see map below).
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By the turn of the 19th to the 20th century, Jaffa was a small city with a mixed population of Christians, Jews, and a Muslim majority. Due to an overcrowded and unsanitary condition there, Jewish families decided to settle outside the boundaries of Jaffa. The settlements of Neve Tsedek, Neve Shalom and Kerem Ha-Teymanim, to the north of Jaffa, were founded late in the 19th century; Ahuzat Bayit followed in 1909. The latter was renamed `Tel Aviv´ in 1910, taking its Hebrew name from Theodor Herzl´s book `Altneuland´ (Old-New-Land). From this settlement, now located at the south-western end of Rothschild Boulevard, the city, then a suburb of Jaffa, developed fast towards the north. In 1925 Patrick Geddes introduced a master plan for the further development of the city. With the waves of Jewish immigrants, many architects also came to Palestine around this time, and brought with them knowledge of the modernist movement, or more specifically of the German Bauhaus. These architects then designed many buildings in this style and gave shape to what is now called the `White City´.[1]
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An exhibition held in 1984 at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, celebrating the 75th anniversary of Tel Aviv-Jaffa, was an important step towards the writing of this architectural history of Tel Aviv and its consequential introduction to the UNESCO list. The title of the exhibition anticipated the eventually so powerful idea of a `White City´.[2]
The decision by UNESCO has been taken according to the following criteria:
– The White City of Tel Aviv is a synthesis of outstanding significance of the various trends of the Modern Movement in architecture and town planning in the early part of the 20th century. Such influences were adapted to the cultural and climatic conditions of the place, as well as being integrated with local traditions.
– The new town of Tel Aviv is an outstanding example of new town planning and architecture in the early 20th century, adapted to the requirements of a particular cultural and geographic context.[3]
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Being an architect the story of the White City obliged me to actually take a closer look. Grabbing the map, issued by Tel Aviv´s Bauhaus Center, and taking a walk around the dedicated area, however, gives slightly different impressions than the official one. (Not to mention the wider socio-spatial implications regarding the conflict and the relation to Jaffa, which will be analysed in the upcoming posts.) The first issue is a minor one, but nevertheless important, there are actually hardly white buildings; maybe two out of a hundred. Another one is that many buildings are not really Bauhaus style, but with their elevated first floor and supporting columns on the ground floors, a version of International Style (Le Corbusier) of that period. It is also obvious, that some buildings have been extended or otherwise altered in a way that neither pleases the architect's eye nor does it any good to the city-outline. Moreover, many of the admittedly high quality structures are in a bad condition and look neglected and not being taken care of. Finally, in terms of the preservation and protection of building groups, the rampant growth of high rise buildings compromise the overall appearance of the `White City´ as an urban ensemble. Nevertheless, the inner city of Tel Aviv indeed represents an amazing concentration of high-class architecture from the first half of the 20th century, especially from the 1930s, and it is a great pleasure to live in and experience such an environment on a daily basis.
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Critical notes stated by UNESCO, in any case, point towards the same direction as my critique above. They claim that the `White City´ is surrounded by out-of-scale high rise office and residential buildings, as well as deformed by rooftop additions even to listed buildings. It should be made sure, so UNESCO, that future alterations do not change the urban profile and scale. It is obvious that on the one hand, the myth of the "White City" is exploited by city-marketing and the municipality as such, while on the other hand, little is being done to preserve the value of this heritage. Making possible the construction of high-risers nearby, not taking action against neglect of buildings, and also allowing building another storey on the top of listed buildings once again shows that also in Tel Aviv economic considerations and financial profit dominate other concerns with regard to urban areas.
[1] LeVine, M 2005, Overthrowing Geography: Jaffa, Tel Aviv, and the struggle for Palestine 1880-1948, Berkeley, CA: University of California Press
[2] See Ha´aretz article: http://www.haaretz.com/culture/arts-leisure/taking-to-the-streets-all-night-long-1.224172;
also Sharon Rotbard´s blog: http://babelarchitectures.blogspot.co.il/2009/01/excerpts-from-english-translation-of.html
[3] http://whc.unesco.org/en/decisions/718
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Chicago Marathon Review and Results
None of this happened. Let take that back, I did phone my dad to tell him how I finished but none of the other things took place.
Guess I should back up and start from the beginning.
Sunday morning I woke up at 4:30am, still sick. In fact, I felt worst. I washed my face, brushed my teeth, got dressed and headed downstairs to make my pre-race meal; wheat bagel with creamy peanut butter and a bottle of water. We were in the car and on our way by 5:15am. Traffic was not bad at all. My brother in-law, Tommy, quickly found a parking lot about 6 blocks from Grant Park. I grabbed what I needed while my brother in-law and Chris took the bikes off the bike rack. They had brought along bikes so they could ride from each mile marker through out the race to watch me. We headed up the street where I was able to go in to the corral area and they headed off to meet up with Tommy's old boss. He had 2 access passes along with volunteer hats, shirts and jackets. They were to work the start line but didn't know what they would be doing.
I made my way to the port-a-potty's and over to a tree to sit under near my start corral. I did some stretching, people watched and went over my race strategy in my head. I decided I better try using the bathroom on last time and waited in a LONG line. I went and got into my corral. As I was walking I heard "Steph" and looked up to see Chris and Tommy. Tommy took a quick shot of me and Chris.
(Chris and I pre-race)
They wished me luck and were off to work the start line. They had to stand in front and make sure none of the elite runners crossed the line prior to the start. Chris was able to take a couple quick photos before having to move out of the way.
(The Elites!!)
Anyway....back to my story. :0)
I hung by the 3:40 pace group with plans of staying with them for the entire marathon. That didn't last too long. I was trying so hard just to stay with them during the first 2 miles. Not because I couldn't keep up but because of all the runners that kept pushing me out of their way or running into me! It was so frustrating. So since I thought I was feeling good, I just took off on my own. I knew the race was going to be tough from the start. My throat hurt, my nose burned and my legs were heavy. But I was ahead of the 3:40 group so I figured I was good! I tried to take in the crowd support. Wow, that crowd support is like nothing I've ever seen at a race. I kept telling myself to look around, half fun, enjoy the scenery, anything to take my mind off my time and what I was there to do.
Well, by mile 11, I knew it wasn't going to happen. The heat and sunshine were really starting to get to me. I had my fuel belt with hammer heed & hammer gel, but stopped at every water stop. I felt dehydrated and couldn't get enough water. I saw Chris & Tommy at mile 14 and changed one of my empty heed bottles for a full one.
(at mile 14)
Chris asked how I was feeling and as much I would have loved to say "great", I told him "awful" and kept on running. Between 14 and 16, I lost it. I am not sure if I was mentally letting the heat get to me or what happened. Chris and Tommy we are the 16 mile marker. And thank god they were.
(at mile 16)
I had to pee so bad and was some what delirious. I went off course straight into an empty parking lot. Chris grabbed me, got me back on course and ran with me for about a block as I whined about having to pee really bad. He told me to just go, that I could do it. So now, not only am I hot, but I now stink like urine because when he said go, I went. in my pants. At this point I am not understanding what is going on. I mentally was breaking down far sooner then I did last year when I ran Detroit. And it seemed to last much longer. I continued to count down the miles. I made sure to keep hydrating and ran through every mister/hose on the course. I saw so many runners getting medical attention and was lucky that I was not one of them. I was able to keep running so I used that as a motivator.
The last 10 or so miles were a blur. People around me yelling "you're almost there", "only 6 more miles to go", etc... I had been passed by the 3:40 group. I can't tell you where. It happened somewhere in those last 10 miles since I was still ahead of them at mile 16. even after the 'parking lot' incident.
I gave it that final push and seeing the signs "800m to go" "400m to go" "200m to go" were such an awesome site. I was so ready to be done with this marathon! I tried to push hard up the bridge, made the left hand turn and was heading for the finish line. I heard my name, looked up and there in the bleachers were Chris and Tommy. I tried to smile but could only shake my head and kept on going.
I crossed the finish line at 3:44:00. 4 minutes off my goal. I was happy though. Not only did I finish with a PR, but I ran this as hard as I could. I was sick from the start, so hoping for a BQ was a little ambitious. I couldn't help think of the 'what ifs'. what if it was cooler? what if I had stayed with the pace group? What if I wasn't sick that day? what if I had chosen to take medicine that morning versus not taking anything at all? Those what ifs do not bother me. If anything, it has made me even more excited to tackle my next marathon.
I am looking forward to the Bayshore Marathon on May 28, 2011! Hoping that will be my BQ course!
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Sorry you didn't make your BQ goal, but congrats on a great PR! Definitely something to be proud of! :-)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2010 at 2:19 PM
Congratulations on a courageous race and a new marathon PR! Sounds like you overcame a lot to run as well as you did. Love the pics too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2010 at 2:29 PM
Congrats on your new PR! I'm sure you'll BQ next time around. This was a pretty rough race for you with the hot weather on top of being sick, not exactly ideal circumstances.ReplyDelete
I can completely relate to your experience during this race. So many of the things you said remind me of my first marathon. Basically, everything just fell apart on me.
Good luck at Bayshore!
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2010 at 4:11 PM
Great recap. You totally have Boston by the balls at your next marathon! Go get it girl!ReplyDelete
You did great! The stars will align someday and you'll smash through that BQ time. :-)ReplyDelete
Awww the hell with what if Steph, you ran your heart out and on that day you couldn't ask for more than that.ReplyDelete
Honestly I had a lot of friends shooting for goals that ended up being more like 45-50 mins off (oh and that was me too :-). You lost 4 stinking minutes on a craptastic day for a marathon. I'm so proud of you and the grit you showed. You will always remember what you went through and it will be your fuel to know you can push through anything for your next race. I know the sting of missing the BQ is hard, but dang it the moment you see that clock click 3:3X all will be forgotten and your hard work will have been worth it.
P.S. A lot of people are questioning their mental game, and I am pretty sure that means it wasn't mental but weather. Lady it freaking sucked and seeing the runners on the side of the road proved that to me.
I forgot something CONGRATS LADY!!!!!! You deserve to be proud of your grit.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 15, 2010 at 9:14 AM
It was a hard race! Congrats on your PR!! BQ is definitely right there!ReplyDelete
Thank you all for your wonderful comments!!ReplyDelete
CONGRATS TO YOU!!!! I spectated the race and my heart went out to everyone that was running! Those were brutal conditions and I admire all who stuck it through and finished. I hope you are feeling better, recovered and excited about your PR!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 16, 2010 at 4:12 PM
Congrats on your PR and on a very gutsy race too!! I too, was going for a 3:40 in Chicago on Sunday and tried to keep the 3:40 group within sight as long as possible (we were probably running near each other and didnt know it, lol) but the heat got to me and I felt lucky to still eek out a 3:43.ReplyDelete
Good luck with your BQ attempt next May-here's hoping you will join me in Beantown in 2012 (one advantage to aging up for me, LOL!)
BTW-I got that white Nike shirt too at the expo!! I loved the colors and all the neighborhoods on the back. I was quite disappointed with the finisher gear though...


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- Medical expenses. You may not think of this as incurring debt. But when you visit the doctor he or she gives you services and sends you a bill later. This is considered new credit under the Bankruptcy Code.
- Taxes. While some people get refunds, others will incur new tax bills at the end of the year.
- Revolving credit, such as a credit card. Some issuers are willing to give you a new credit card while you are still in Chapter 13, but most people open a secured credit card in an attempt to begin rebuilding their credit.
Options Other Than Getting New Credit
Sometimes it makes sense to consider other options, rather than take on new credit.
When Your Financial Need Is Temporary
If you are considering opening up a new credit card or incurring some other short-term debt because you're having problems making ends meet, talk to the Chapter 13 trustee or an attorney before you do. Your Chapter 13 trustee's office may be willing to let you postpone your payments or reduce them temporarily if your financial hardship is temporary.
Long-Term Changes to Your Finances
If your financial strain is more serious because you lost your job or for another reason, then you may need to modify your plan until you can return to work. Because Chapter 13 trustees' procedures vary on how to deal with these circumstances, contact the trustee's office or a local bankruptcy attorney. (To learn more about modifying your plan, see How to Lower Your Chapter 13 Plan Payments.)
Getting New Credit in Chapter 13
The court will permit you to incur new debt for personal, family, or household purposes if it is necessary for you to continue to make payments under your plan. Put another way, if you can demonstrate to the Chapter 13 trustee and the court that you need the credit so you can stay in the plan then the court is likely to allow you to incur it. For example, if you need a reliable car to get to work so you can earn money to make payments to the Chapter 13 plan, the trustee and court are likely to approve the car loan.
In most cases, you need to obtain the court's permission before you incur substantial debts. There are some exceptions, however. (See below for more information.)
How to Get Permission to Incur New Credit or Debt
The procedures you must follow to ask the trustee and court for permission to incur new debt vary, so check with your Chapter 13 trustee or attorney to find out the specific procedures required in your bankruptcy court. Below we've outlined a typical process for getting a new car loan.
- Obtain a sample financing statement containing the loan's terms (the length of the loan, interest rate, and monthly payments) from your dealership.
- Fill out the Chapter 13 trustee's paperwork, which will likely be available on his or her website. The Chapter 13 trustee will weigh your need for the new debt with the impact the new debt will have on your ability to distribute money to existing creditors. Unsurprisingly, the Chapter 13 trustee will likely object if you want to buy an expensive luxury car at the expense of your existing creditors.
- File a motion asking for the court's permission (the trustee may do this for you) and send the motion to your creditors, the trustee, the U.S. Trustee, and any other interested party.
- You may need to attend a short hearing in court, or the court may grant your motion without a hearing if nobody objects.
- If the court grants your motion, you will need to give a copy of the court's order to your new lender. Lenders familiar with Chapter 13 may need to see this before they will give you the loan.
Keep in mind that the process could take up to a month or more, so try to plan ahead.
If this process will take too long, ask your Chapter 13 trustee's staff to consider your request on an expedited or emergency basis. You can also ask the court to consider the request on an expedited basis as well.
Incurring Debt Without Permission
Sometimes people in a Chapter 13 plan incur new debt without getting permission from the court first. If this happens, you must contact the Chapter 13 trustee and file a motion asking for the court to approve the transaction anyway. The court will require you to prove that:
- you didn't have time to follow the procedures for getting advance approval, and
- the person or company giving you the loan did not know that they needed the Chapter 13 trustee's permission before giving it to you.
Making payments outside the plan if the court refuses to give you permission. If the court determines that you did have time to ask for permission or that the lender should have known that permission was needed, then the court will probably not let you make payments to the creditor through the plan. This could make it very difficult for you to keep up with payments to both the new loan and your Chapter 13 plan and could ultimately cause your Chapter 13 plan to get dismissed.
A word of caution: Some bankruptcy courts and trustees look unfavorably upon incurring new debt, so try to obtain permission before you incur the debt. If the court or the trustee take a very dim view of the new debt you've incurred without permission, your case could get dismissed.
When You Don't Need Court Permission to Incur Debt
There are some instances in which you will not need to obtain the court's permission to incur new debt during your Chapter 13 repayment period:
Tax liabilities. If you incur new tax debts, they can be included in your plan as an administrative expense without the court's permission. This may not affect the amount you have to pay, however, because it might simply mean that your unsecured creditors receive less under your plan.
Small amounts: Some courts and Chapter 13 trustees have procedures to allow you to incur small amounts of debt without asking for permission. This makes it easy to deal with relatively small debts you might incur, such as a routine trip to a doctor's office, without having to ask for the court's permission. Consult your court and Chapter 13 trustee rules and policies, which are likely posted online.
You don't want to have the debt included in the plan. If you want to make payments to the new creditor outside the plan, you can incur the debt without court permission. This is usually not a good idea because you will lose the ability to discharge the debt at the end of the plan, and it may be hard for you to keep make payments to both the Chapter 13 plan and the new debt. Moreover, if you are spending too much money on the new debt instead of your Chapter 13 plan, the Chapter 13 trustee may object, which could cause your case to get dismissed.
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On 25 March 2012 21:35, Alexander Shorin <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi Dave, > >> What do you mean by rolling update, and where do you see this? > > By "rolling update" I mean install new CouchDB version without > uninstalling old one. It's quite intuitive to expect that installer > would replace old version by new one(: This will be possible with an MSI-based version. >> It shouldn't require a restart if you uninstall prior. How were >> you doing this? And what's your idea for improving it? > > For my case it have ask me for restart 3 times: on first install, on > uninstall when I have noted that something went wrong and on second > clean install. Actually I have no ideas how this could be fixed: need > to notice was system libraries are installed or affected on. May be it > because R15B, because all previous versions was for R14, may be > because I already have erlang installed and it causes some conflicts. > Need to inspect situation more detailed, sorry for my unstructured > critics(: No problem, I'll make sure the upgrade path is clearly stated to avoid this. Mixing erts releases was never going to work anyway. >> BTW do you have any results on testing especially the pgp key was >> valid, and if any malware was present? >> >> http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Windows_Binary_Releases > > TrendMicro OfficeScan 10 tells me that every thing is clear, nothing > malicious or strange noticed with procmon tool. > PGP key are valid as md5/sha hashes. > > -- > ,,,^..^,,, Looks like we are good to go then. A+ Dave
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I officially ship Levi and Petra as my otp after this volume <3
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This one was a super quick read because it was pretty much all fighting scenes. Not a lot of dialogue is passed between characters. The plan wasn't to get to wall maria after all. Apparently the whole purpose was to capture the female titan. It's strange that only a selective number of people were informed of this plan, but at the same time it makes sense because they don't know who the traitor is. All they know is that it has to be someone who saw the attack five years ago and knows about Eren's ability. Now the identity of the female titan, colossus titan, and armored titan are something of an interest. - @LittleMissRedHead of the Teen Review Board at the Hamilton Public Library
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Columbia officials plan to begin construction next summer on a $6 million streetscaping project on Harden Street, using a combination of federal transportation and stimulus dollars.
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Memories are the key components that distinguish individuals and differentiate amongst them.
It is not known at what age we begin to develop our memories, yet to recollect something from a distant past at times is most comforting. That feeling of nostalgia, of déjà vu, leaves ones spirit elated at the mere thought of something that happened once upon a time.
We go through life picking up several memories, whether they are feelings we felt, places we had seen or visited, or aromas we had smelt (the later is merely a verification of the fact that memories encompass all of our sensory receptors).
In a particularly restless night of insomnia, I decided to tug at the strings of my memory and attempt to locate an early one from childhood, it took the form of a movie I was quite engrossed with. All I could recollect of it however was a theme; not actors or anything tangible. However, in the realm of the internet, that is more than enough to start a search.
The memories I had were of a baby ripped from its parents, who could later talk to animals, two rat-like animals became protagonists in the film, one of which was later to lose its life as it saved the main protagonist from impending doom. I also recalled it was a fantasy film, a realm of monsters, myth and magic.
I stuck the following into Google, "fantasy movie about person who can talk to animals" and sure enough, after eliminating the first few candidates, my search was complete.
A further refined search on YouTube proved even more fruitful, as the full movie was available for streaming on the video sharing website.
It is undoubtedly true that television in the late 80's early 90's greatly exceeded the current dribble in terms of quality. One such show was also on my mind. This one was a collection of popular stories acted out in full color. The stories ranged from the Pied Piper of Hamlin, to Puss in Boots and Aladdin.
Oh how I loved that show! I remember that we had taped the episodes on our VCR at the time, and that the episode of Aladdin was preceded by an episode of Tom & Jerry where both characters were on a farm, there was a chicken sitting on its eggs and Jerry snuck down there to escape Tom.
That episode of Aladdin was the key to discovering what this magical series was called, as I distinctively recall hearing for the very first time the majestic voice of James Earl Jones, who played the role of the Genie of the Ring.
By quickly searching through James Earl Jones' filmography on Wikipedia, I came to know the name of the series where he played a genie: Faerie Tale Theater (link).
And once again, YouTube did not disappoint:
Thank you internet for keeping this vital piece of history alive and well.
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One-Minute Carrot Salad
Savoring the fresh flavor and texture of vegetables is often easiest to do when there is minimal preparation involved. Following this philosophy, this simple salad intensifies the delightful sweetness and crunch of the carrot. It also has the added benefit of being raw, which means all of the nutrients and enzymes of this root vegetable are preserved.


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What do we mean when we say that the Wisconsin Juniors is "More than a Club?"
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- We are committed to the development of every athlete, not just the top players in the club.
- Our student-athletes develop lifelong friendships with their teammates *and* players from other teams within the organization.
- Our student-athletes learn many "life lessons" through their experience at Wisconsin Juniors. This includes, but is not limited to…
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the history and diversity of this remarkable technology, with emphasis on advances in vacuum-electronic amplifiers, including the microwave power module (MPM), that have been enabled by the ongoing development of modeling and simulation tools. These physics-based codes, enabled by rapid advances in computational hardware, allow simulation-based design and optimization of complex vacuum-electronic circuits. The growth of satellite-based digital communications technology over the past decade has opened lucrative commercial opportunities for vacuum-electronic amplifiers. This exciting new area requires the efficient production of high-frequency power and the ability to handle spectrally efficient modulations within stringent packaging constraints at affordable cost
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It seems futile to address the issue of what Rosliston House is after only one half-term. It is simply too early to say. For the time being it would be very easy, of course, to offer a standard, platitudinous description of A John Taylor House. And yet to do so would not just be completely false, but entirely disingenuous. Rosliston House must never settle for being just another house, simply because it cannot. The four "traditional" houses have years on us and we have no hope of catching up.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 26430
Special danish font as in RedHat 7 not installed
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fxe and FXE are important charaters for us in denmark.
/etc/sysconfig/i18n should contain:
This defect is considered MUST-FIX for Florence Release-Candidate #1 (as per msf)
Wrong product/component also. Fixing.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-472?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12682251#action_12682251 ] Knut Anders Hatlen commented on DERBY-472: ------------------------------------------ I'm not aware of any documentation of the replication protocol, but my understanding is that it is just using ObjectOutput.writeObject()/ObjectInput.readObject() to transport ReplicationMessage objects (http://db.apache.org/derby/javadoc/engine/org/apache/derby/impl/store/replication/net/ReplicationMessage.html). The interesting messages are the ones where type=TYPE_LOG. Those messages contains the transaction log records, which have the same format as the files in the log directory in the database. The replication protocol doesn't know the meaning of the transaction log records, it just forwards the raw bytes to the recovery subsystem. I think the format of the transaction logs is also based on writeObject()/readObject(), so the easiest way to learn the protocol is probably to study the writeExternal() and readExternal() methods of the different log operation classes listed at the bottom of this page: http://db.apache.org/derby/papers/recovery.html (of course, you don't need to know the exact format if you use readObject()/writeObject() yourself). > Full Text Indexing / Full Text Search > ------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-472 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-472 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: SQL > Affects Versions: 10.0.2.0 > Environment: All environments > Reporter: Rick Hillegas > > Efficiently support full text search of string datatyped columns. Mag Gam raised this issue on the user's mailing list on 24 July 2005; the email thread is titled 'Full Text Indexing'. Mag wants to see something akin to the functionality in tsearch2 (http://www.sai.msu.su/~megera/postgres/gist/tsearch/V2/). Dan points out that we may be able to re-use index building technology exposed by the apache Lucene project (http://lucene.apache.org/). > Presumably we want to build inverted indexes on all string datatyped columns: CHAR, VARCHAR, LONG VARCHAR, CLOB,, and their national variants (when they are implemented). We should consider the following additional issues when specifying this feature: > 1) Do we also want to support text search on XML columns? > 2) Which human languages do we support initially? Each language has its own rules for lexing words and its own list of "noise" words which should not be indexed. Hopefully, we can plug-in some existing packages of lexers and noise filters. We should encourage users to donate additional lexers/fitlers. > 3) The CREATE INDEX syntax (for these new inverted indexes) should let us bind a lexing human language to a string-datatyped column. > 4) How do we express the search condition? For case-sensitive searches we can get away with boolean expressions built out of standard LIKE clauses. However, in my opinion, case-sensitive searches are an edge case. The more useful situation is a case-insensitive search. Can we get away with introducing a non-standard function here or do we need to push a proposal through the standards commitees? Even more useful and non-standard are fuzzy searches, which tolerate bad spellers. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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