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Home Football Rapid Reaction: Ohio State 49, Indiana 26
Rapid Reaction: Ohio State 49, Indiana 26
Connor Hines
Well that certainly wasn't what we were expecting. Indiana played arguably its strongest, most complete game of the season while Ohio State played one of its sloppiest — and the Buckeyes still won 49-26. Indiana, dare I say it, showed up in the first half and hung around from there. Sure, Ohio State let 'em to an extent, but the effort the Hoosiers showed on multiple fronts at least seems promising as IU moves into the second half of its season. A quick reaction from today's loss at the horseshoe:
Indiana Secondary Can't Keep Up
Let it be known, Dwayne Haskins is as dynamic as they come, despite not being quite like some of Ohio State's dual threat quarterbacks of the past. That said, Indiana's secondary helped make Haskins look better than he probably is this afternoon. Call it delayed play calling, the effect playing at the horseshoe had on the Hoosiers, or really anything else — it just seemed today like roles weren't as clearly defined as they have been up until this point in the season. Linebackers were forced to drop into pass coverage situations (Raekwon Jones covering OSU's Perris Campbell is less than ideal), and Jonathan Crawford simply can't do it all himself. Ohio State's Haskins finished the day 33-of-44, throwing for 455 yards and six touchdowns. As far as the Hoosier defense goes as a whole, Dameon Willis led the way with 9 tackles, followed by Marcelino Ball and T.D. Roof, both with 8 apiece. Needless to say, Indiana fans should hope things get cleaned up in a hurry with Iowa visiting Bloomington next weekend.
Tom Allen Takeaways!
Tom Allen's defensive takeaways are back in a big way, and that's a big relief for the Hoosiers and their fans moving forward. People talk about the path to six wins for this Indiana program, but a huge part of the path to each and every one of those wins has to do with stout play up front. This said, Tom Allen will certainly still have some things to say about the way his defense handled the second half.
Two interceptions — one from redshirt freshman Bryant Fitzgerald and another one coming unexpectedly from Devon Matthews — as well as a fumble recovery, helped keep IU's hopes alive and frankly, kept the game within reach. You better believe it'll continue to be a big part of Indiana's success moving forward.
Ramsey Taking Shots
I was seriously impressed by the way Peyton Ramsey continued to improve after a really, really apathetic second half performance from the Hoosiers last Saturday in Piscataway. Right up until kickoff, no one could be sure about how Mike DeBord was going to approach the play calling in this game, and I think the majority of fans will come away pleasantly surprised. The Hoosiers didn't necessarily empty the playbook today like some initially thought they would, but seeing Ramsey take more shots downfield was encouraging, again, in terms of what's left on the schedule for Indiana. Ramsey finished his day in Columbus with a trio of touchdowns. The sophomore continues to look more and more assertive, confident, and possessed in the pocket with each passing week, and for me, it's really all positive going forward.
Redshirt senior wideout J-Shun Harris reached a career high 8 receptions, going for 104 yards
Peyton Ramsey also threw for a career high, finishing the day with 322 yards and going 26-of-49
The Hoosiers ran the ball 21 times, compared to its 26 plays through the air
Indiana football
Peyton Ramsey
I am a sophomore from San Diego, California studying in Indiana University's Media School. Beyond my work with The Hoosier Network, I'm a broadcaster for WIUX 99.1 FM, IU's student radio station, and BTN Student U. I previously served as beat reporter for Indiana Softball during my freshman year, and I look forward to continue to deliver fresh and innovative content with softball and much more during this year. Last summer, I interned with San Diego's Mighty 1090, the flagship AM sports radio station in my hometown. Tweet me your hot takes @ConnorHines17. Email: cohines@iu.edu
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Alison Lundergan Grimes Says She Won't Run For Governor
By Ryland Barton • Jan 21, 2019
Credit WFPL News
Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes says she won't run for governor or any other statewide office this year.
In a statement released Monday, Grimes said that she had been considering a campaign to become Kentucky's second female governor but ended speculation that she would do so.
"While I am grateful for the confidence, support and friendship from thousands of supporters across this state, I have decided not to run another statewide campaign this year," Grimes said.
"I want to focus on Ford, the miracle baby boy Andrew and I prayed so hard for, complete the historic and momentous work we began nearly eight years ago in the office of the Secretary of State, and help elect a new era of leadership locally and nationally."
Grimes, a Democrat, was first elected to be secretary of state in 2011 and was reelected to the office in 2015. She lost a race for one of Kentucky's U.S. Senate seats in 2014 to longtime incumbent Mitch McConnell.
She gave birth to her first child last month.
Saying that "our often male-dominated government needs the perspectives of more women and mothers," Grimes left the door open for a future run for office.
"I look forward to returning to public service in the future," Grimes said.
So far, all of the candidates running for Kentucky governor are men. On the Democratic side, Attorney General Andy Beshear, House minority leader Rocky Adkins, former state auditor Adam Edelen and retired state engineer Geoff Young have launched campaigns.
Republican Gov. Matt Bevin has said he will seek reelection and so far has drawn several primary challengers — state Rep. Robert Goforth of East Bernstadt, truck driver Bryan Messenger and William Woods of Corinth who has worked as an account manager in contract security.
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Beshear Files for Governor, Urges Opponents to Release Taxes
By Adam Beam | Associated Press • Jan 15, 2019
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Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear has officially filed to run for governor, calling on his Democratic opponents to release their tax returns ahead of the primary on May 21.
Beshear is the second Democrat to file for the race, joining former state employee Geoff Young. Two other Democrats say they are running: state House Minority Leader Rocky Adkins and former Auditor Adam Edelen.
Here's What's On Tap For The 2019 Ky. Legislative Session
By Ryland Barton • Jan 8, 2019
During the upcoming Kentucky General Assembly, lawmakers will consider taking up a variety of proposals like a new attempt to change state worker pension benefits, funding for charter schools and limiting citizens' right to sue other individuals and businesses.
Republicans have supermajorities in both chambers of the legislature and the governor's office for the third year in a row, meaning they won't need any help from Democrats to pass bills or constitutional amendments if they can stay united.
Bevin Hasn't Filed For Re-Election But He Now Has A GOP Challenger
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A new state lawmaker from eastern Kentucky has become the first Republican to formally launch a campaign for governor as speculation continues over whether Gov. Matt Bevin will run for re-election.
In an announcement Tuesday morning, Rep. Robert Goforth of East Bernstadt criticized Bevin's character and stance on issues.
"I'm not a New England transplant using the people of Kentucky to feed my ego or audition for a job in Washington D.C.," Goforth said. "Rather, I empathize with millions of my fellow Kentuckians. I understand and I respect you because I am you."
Kentucky House Leader Files to Raise Money for Governor
By Adam Beam | Associated Press • Nov 12, 2018
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The minority floor leader of the Kentucky House of Representatives has filed paperwork to raise money for a campaign for governor, setting up a potentially spirited Democratic primary in 2019 to challenge Republican incumbent Matt Bevin.
State Rep. Rocky Adkins and running mate Stephanie Horne are listed on the website of the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance for the May 21, 2019, primary. Adkins is scheduled to make a "special announcement" Wednesday in Morehead, Kentucky. Adkins declined to comment Monday through a spokeswoman.
Bevin Says He's Running for Second Term as Governor in 2019
By Adam Beam | Associated Press • Aug 27, 2018
Kentucky Republican Gov. Matt Bevin says he will run for re-election in 2019, ending months of speculation as he has faced growing protests from public workers and teachers about his rhetoric and policies.
Bevin announced his campaign Saturday in a speech to the Republican Party of Kentucky's annual Lincoln Day Dinner in Lexington with characteristic bravado, saying simply: "You bet I'm running again."
"The reality is there is a lot of work yet to do. And to not continue keeping the foot on the gas would be, frankly, the wrong thing for the state, it would be the wrong thing for all those who had worked so hard, the wrong thing for our existing legislature," Bevin told reporters after his speech.

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LOAN WATCH: Weekend's Look At Sky Blues Loanees
Three of the four were in action this weekend...
Alex Lowe
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Jordon Thompson and Boreham Wood got back to winning ways this weekend with a 3-1 win away at Chorley in the National League.
Sky Blues defender, Thompson started the game and played the full 90 minutes, as Boreham Wood strolled to their first win in four.
In League Two and there was a debut for defender Junior Brown, who started and completed the game against Carlisle United for Scunthorpe.
However, the Irons suffered a 1-0 defeat at home, in a game where Junior was named Iron Bar Man of the Match in his first appearance for his loan club.
Elsewhere, Reise Allassani and Dulwich Hamlet played out a 0-0 against Dorking Wanderers away from home.
Reise has made an immediate impact on loan, scoring three in three games, but he was unable to find the back of the net this past weekend as he was brought off after 84 minutes.
Finally, Jordan Ponticelli was an unused substitute for Tranmere Rovers as they drew 1-1 away at Rotherham United and 'keeper Corey Addai has now completed his loan with Telford.


In the tradition of Dodger rookie Rubby de la Rosa, Philadelphia shortstop Jimmy Rollins left Sunday's game with an unexpected — and slightly embarrassing — injury.
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Innovative methods with which to generate energy are important in the fight against global climate change.
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Wind energy can be converted to mechanical energy using wind turbines, an alternative energy which lowers greenhouse gas emissions.
Generating energy using wind turbines has not been without controversy, it has resulted in a number of lawsuits in some jurisdictions worldwide.
The objection to wind farms stems from the noise created by the wind turbines. They are said to make noises that generally constitute a nuisance, and make it impossible for people residing in close proximity to wind farms to get peaceful sleep. This grievance does nothing good for the promotion of alternative energy, the environmental benefits from having wind farms are clouded by the negative impact turbines have on the lifestyle of the affected communities.
To foster an attitude of acceptance amongst the different communities globally, the problems associated with wind turbines must be addressed without undue resistance.
The mere fact that there can be a lawsuit against entities fighting climate change is ironic because lawsuits are usually against environmental offenders. To avoid further problems of this kind, it is imperative that thorough research into the impact of methods used on the overall community is conducted before such methods are implemented on a large scale.
Government also needs to play its role as sponsor of alternative energy, so that taking corrective measures is not burdensome on companies generating alternative energy.
Purchasing wind turbines and setting up a wind farm is not cheap at all, so the solution cannot be as easy as shutting down and moving to a different location. However, with government resources, intervention and support a resolution satisfactory to all becomes possible.
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Q: SSRS Export to Excel print format not default to 11x 17 and landscape On my SSRS report I have set the Report Properties to Landscape, paper size to Tabloid and 17 width by 11 height with 0.25 margin. After I deployed the report and ran it on the web. Followed by exporting to Excel and printed it and it did not come out the format I have set on SSRS. Also, the I have bold the report lines by section based on the group and in Excel the bold report lines are not there.Please advise. I am thinking of moving to Crystal report might solve the problem. Any ideas. Thanks.

A: This isn't quite how page size works in SSRS. When you set the page size attribute, this will really only effect two things in SSRS.

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*How the report is displayed online. This is set via the Interactive Page Size setting, and really, only the height matters here.

*Page Size sets the page size on the PDF export. We have this because PDFs are supposed to be a portable format, commonly used for printing.
Excel doesn't have this attribute as a part of the file. If you want to print to a specified page size/format, that's all handled at the time of printing by the print dialog.

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Thread: An Alternative Look at The 1960's
06-09-2010, 02:58 PM #168 (permalink)
TheCellarTapes
Location: Mancunia
The Box Tops - The Letter Neon Rainbow
1	The Letter	1:55
2	She Knows How	3:08
3	Trains and Boats and Planes	3:48
4	Break My Mind	2:29
5	A Whiter Shade of Pale	4:34
6	Everything I Am	2:20
7	Neon Rainbow	3:04
8	People Make the World 2:31
9	I'm Your Puppet	2:54
10	Happy Times	1:46
11	Gonna Find Somebody	3:02
12	I Pray for Rain	2:26
13	Turn on a Dream	2:50
14 The Letter	1:58
15	Neon Rainbow 3:00
16	Georgia Farm Boy	3:48
Formed in Memphis, Tennessee and beginning life as The Devilles, The Box Top were one of the finest blue eyed soul groups to come out of America during the 1960's. In the four years they were around, they had one huge hit, a string of decent albums and the marvellous vocals of one teenage marvel Alex Chilton. Combining all the best elements of Soul, R&B and Pop, as bands go you can do far worse than this group and their debut wasn't too shabby either.
Released in the November of 1967 on Bell Records, The Letter Neon Rainbow was one of those debut albums, which on the surface was quite a special piece, but sadly underneath there was a story of record label intervention and outside control. The band itself were quite the players and put on a very good show indeed when allowed off the leash, but their success left them at the mercy of outside forces.
Cellar Dwellers may know The Box Tops for their hit The Letter, which spent an unbelievable four weeks at number one spot in America, and was named Billboard Magazine's single of the year, this in 1967 which to be fair was quite a year for music. However the sad truth is that this song was penned by one of a team of writers. As the material penned by this team grew in popularity with the record label, the more the label felt they were allowed to exert control over The Box Tops.
Regular band members were swapped for session men on certain songs and sometimes even the whole band would be asked to leave, and although Chilton is the singer throughout, not one of the songs on this debut is penned by the band. Obviously such arrangement would eventually end in tears, but for 1967, all parties seemed to be content enough to create a piece of magic.
The Letter Neon Rainbow begins with The Letter, that huge bluesy, gritty, soul drenched single which obviously dwarfed the band's future output to the very end. But that said what a marvellous song it is; the album version of this song has a few noticeable musical additions to the single version which improves the song no end in my humble opinion.
The next highlight is the Burt Bacharach song, Trains and Boats and Planes. Now it's a given that this is a good song, but I will say that Chilton gives a mighty fine performance on vocals, for a song which he could have easily been lost in. In fact there are a number of quality delightful songs on this LP where Chilton is king; Everything I Am for example is a beautiful swirling song which Chilton just excels in.
Strangely, the band that once was overshadowed by The Letter are now seemingly more famous for the song which makes up the second half of this album's title. Yes Neon Rainbow has been getting played quite a bit of late thanks to its inclusion on a mobile phone company's advertising campaign, which included a lucrative sponsorship of ITV's The X Factor. It's probably a shame it has been overplayed so much because it's actually a very charming song, here this song can be found on track 7.
Now subject to a reissue from the good people at Sundazed Records with extra bits added on, The Letter Neon Rainbow provides an opportunity to listen to some nice music for 45 minutes of your life. Alex Chilton, despite his years, is rightly singled out for praise for his sensational vocals on this album. Outside of how the album was made, which is quite depressing to be honest, The Box Tops in name serve up a lovely piece of work which is as exquisite and sweet as any album I could care to mention, I think it's a gooden Cellar Dwellers.
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package org.apache.camel.component.docker;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Operations the Docker Component supports
 */
public enum DockerOperation {

    /**
     * Events *
     */
    EVENTS("events", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_INITIAL_RANGE, Long.class),

    /**
     * Stats *
     */
    STATS("stats", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, Long.class),

    /**
     * General *
     */
    AUTH("auth", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_USERNAME, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_PASSWORD, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_EMAIL, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_SERVER_ADDRESS, String.class),
    INFO("info", false, true, false),
    PING("ping", false, true, false),
    VERSION("version", false, true, false),

    /**
     * Images *
     */
    BUILD_IMAGE("imagebuild", false, true, true,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_NO_CACHE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_REMOVE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_QUIET, Boolean.class),
    CREATE_IMAGE("imagecreate", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_REPOSITORY, String.class),
    INSPECT_IMAGE("imageinspect", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_IMAGE_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_NO_PRUNE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_FORCE, Boolean.class),
    LIST_IMAGES("imagelist", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_FILTER, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_SHOW_ALL, Boolean.class),
    PULL_IMAGE("imagepull", false, true, true,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_REGISTRY, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TAG, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_REPOSITORY, String.class),
    PUSH_IMAGE("imagepush", false, true, true,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_NAME, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TAG, String.class),
    REMOVE_IMAGE("imageremove", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_IMAGE_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_FORCE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_NO_PRUNE, String.class),
    SEARCH_IMAGES("imagesearch", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TERM, String.class),
    TAG_IMAGE("imagetag", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_FORCE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_IMAGE_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_REPOSITORY, String.class),

    /**
     * Container *
     */
    ATTACH_CONTAINER("containerattach", false, true, true,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_FOLLOW_STREAM, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_LOGS, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_STD_OUT, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_STD_ERR, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TIMESTAMPS, Boolean.class),
    COMMIT_CONTAINER("containercommit", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ATTACH_STD_ERR, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ATTACH_STD_IN, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ATTACH_STD_OUT, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_AUTHOR, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CMD, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_DISABLE_NETWORK, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ENV, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_EXPOSED_PORTS, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_HOSTNAME, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_MEMORY, Integer.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_MEMORY_SWAP, Integer.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_MESSAGE, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_OPEN_STD_IN, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_PAUSE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_PORT_SPECS, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_REPOSITORY, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_STD_IN_ONCE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TAG, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TTY, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_USER, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_VOLUMES, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_WORKING_DIR, String.class),
    COPY_FILE_CONTAINER("containercopyfile", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_HOST_PATH, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_RESOURCE, String.class),
    CREATE_CONTAINER("containercreate", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ATTACH_STD_ERR, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ATTACH_STD_IN, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ATTACH_STD_OUT, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CAP_ADD, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CAP_DROP, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CMD, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CPU_SHARES, Integer.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_DISABLE_NETWORK, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_DNS, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_DOMAIN_NAME, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ENTRYPOINT, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ENV, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_EXPOSED_PORTS, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_HOST_CONFIG, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_HOSTNAME, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_IMAGE, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_NAME, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_PORT_SPECS, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_STD_IN_OPEN, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_STD_IN_ONCE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TTY, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_USER, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_VOLUMES, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_VOLUMES_FROM, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_WORKING_DIR, String.class),
    DIFF_CONTAINER("containerdiff", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class),
    INSPECT_CONTAINER("inspectcontainer", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class),
    KILL_CONTAINER("containerkill", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_SIGNAL, String.class),
    LIST_CONTAINERS("containerlist", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_BEFORE, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_LIMIT, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_SHOW_ALL, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_SHOW_SIZE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_SINCE, String.class),
    LOG_CONTAINER("containerlog", false, true, true,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_FOLLOW_STREAM, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_STD_ERR, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_STD_OUT, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TAIL, Integer.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TAIL_ALL, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TIMESTAMPS, Boolean.class),
    PAUSE_CONTAINER("containerpause", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class),
    RESTART_CONTAINER("containerrestart", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TIMEOUT, Integer.class),
    REMOVE_CONTAINER("containerremove", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_FORCE, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_REMOVE_VOLUMES, Boolean.class),
    START_CONTAINER("containerstart", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class),
    STOP_CONTAINER("containerstop", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TIMEOUT, Integer.class),
    TOP_CONTAINER("containertop", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_PS_ARGS, String.class),
    UNPAUSE_CONTAINER("containerunpause", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class),
    WAIT_CONTAINER("containerwait", false, true, true,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_CONTAINER_ID, String.class),

    /**
     * Exec *
     */
    EXEC_CREATE("execcreate", false, true, false,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ATTACH_STD_ERR, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ATTACH_STD_IN, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_ATTACH_STD_OUT, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TTY, Boolean.class),
    EXEC_START("execstart", false, true, true,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_DETACH, Boolean.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_EXEC_ID, String.class,
            DockerConstants.DOCKER_TTY, Boolean.class);

    private String text;
    private boolean canConsume;
    private boolean canProduce;
    private boolean async;
    private Map<String, Class<?>> parameters;

    DockerOperation(String text, boolean canConsume, boolean canProduce, boolean async, Object... params) {

        this.text = text;
        this.canConsume = canConsume;
        this.canProduce = canProduce;
        this.async = async;

        parameters = new HashMap<>();

        if (params.length > 0) {

            if (params.length % 2 != 0) {
                throw new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid parameter list, "
                        + "must be of the form 'String name1, Class class1, String name2, Class class2...");
            }

            int nParameters = params.length / 2;

            for (int i = 0; i < nParameters; i++) {
                parameters.put((String) params[i * 2], (Class<?>) params[i * 2 + 1]);
            }
        }

    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return text;
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Dracontius and the Wider World: Cultural and Intellectual Interconnectedness in Late Fifth-Century Vandal North Africa
By Mark Lewis Tizzoni
Networks and Neighbours, Volume 2, Issue 1, 2014
Silver coin of the Vandal king Gunthamund (484-496)
Introduction: The traditional image of Vandal North Africa is one of oppression, persecution, military aggression, and, ultimately, societal decay: the antagonistic thassalocracy of Gaiseric, the Arian strong-arming of Huneric, and the weak decadence described by Procopius.
This viewpoint has, ever increasingly, been shattered under the weight of modern scholarly investigation. In recent years, scholars from various fields have come together to greatly enhance, and fundamentally alter, our understanding of the Vandal Kingdom of North Africa. One facet of this research has been the investigation of Vandal North Africa's place in the wider history of the Late Antique world. This work geared at contextualizing Vandal North Africa has centred especially upon Mediterranean interconnectedness as witnessed in political, economic, and theological issues.
A crucial aspect of this interconnectedness, however, has largely been overlooked: literary and intellectual culture flourished in fifth-century North Africa, and the Vandal Kingdom produced one of the most important and prominent poets of Late Antiquity, alongside a number of other lesser figures. This key figure was Blossius Aemilius Dracontius.
Dracontius himself provides us with an interesting case-study: a Catholic Afro-Roman Senator (by birth, leastwise), an illustrious member of the Carthaginian intelligentsia, a court poet ultimately imprisoned by his ruler, and a master of the Late Antique art of poetry. Dracontius is also of vital importance for the investigation of cultural and intellectual interconnectedness in the late-fifth-century Latin West, and it is with this that we are here concerned. The central question of the current paper, then, is this: what can the works of Dracontius tell us regarding the nature and depth of the cultural and intellectual connections between North Africa and Europe during the period of Vandal rule in Carthage?
Click here to read this article on Academia.edu
TagsMedieval Literature • North Africa in the Middle Ages • Vandals


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The UK premiere of Florian Zeller's The Son will transfer to the West End this August. The Son will play at the Duke of York's Theatre from August 24, with original cast members reprising their roles.
The third instalment of a trilogy which includes The Mother and The Father, The Son was first performed at the Kiln Theatre earlier this year. The show is the first West End transfer of the reopened theatre, and received high acclaim.
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Elevator Chat: Diana V. Sáez, Artistic Director retiring from Coral Contigas after 25 years
December 04, 2015Arts Across Maryland
Diana V. Sáez is a leading specialist in the field of Latin American music and an accomplished, visionary choral conductor. Founded in 1991, Cantigas is one of the few chamber choruses' in the nation that specializes in the varied music of Latin America and Spain. At the end of this season (2015-2016), she will be stepping down after 25-years.
MSAC: Twenty-five years ago, you came up with the idea for Cantigas. How did you put the chorus together?
Diana V. Sáez: I had just moved from Boston to Washington DC with my husband and our one-year-old baby. I had finished graduate school with a degree in conducting and was looking for a job. The DC Metropolitan Area was and still is, a choral hub with many different kinds of choirs. None performed choral music from Latin America. I had a big collection of choral music from Latin America, and with the help of my friend Lorraine Villanueva, who had just graduated with a degree in arts management we made a plan. We announced auditions on free newspaper listings and by word of mouth. We got a great response and sang our first concert on December 1991 to a full house. The rest is history.
MSAC: What have been the high points of your more than a two-decade career as Artistic Director?
Diana V. Sáez: In October 2001, we had plans to go to Puerto Rico. We had just started rehearsals for the tour when 9/11 happened. I thought no one would show up to the next rehearsal after the event, but to my surprise, everyone showed up. Before our last concert in Puerto Rico, we learned war broke out in Afghanistan. One of the songs in the repertoire was "Entre el espanto y la ternura"; it's about how everything in life transpires between the horror and the tenderness. I'll never forget what we felt while we sang: for the first time the song made so much sense, it acquired a deeper meaning, and it gave us strength. The audience was moved by our interpretation. That day we all experienced the transformative power of music.
Also, I've learned so much about Latin American, its music, people, and history. I've enjoyed making music with people from all ages and backgrounds; collaborating with amazing musicians; meeting conductors from different parts of Latin America; traveling with the choir to Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Argentina and Colombia. (We are hoping to go to Cuba this coming June).
MSAC: Is there anyone or a group that has been a constant supporter of Cantigas?
Diana V. Sáez: Yes, most importantly, I'm very thankful for all the people who have supported this project: every singer who has been part of the choir during the last 25 years. Every person who has been part of the board, to the audience, and I'm especially thankful for the love and support of Magalie Salas, our executive director, who works so hard to carry out our mission.
MSAC: What venues are you most proud of performing and any special occasions?
Diana V. Sáez: We performed several times at the Washington National Cathedral as part of the Cathedral Choral Society Christmas concerts. We also performed at Strathmore Hall and the Kennedy Center Concert Hall as a guest choir of the Washington Chorus. That time was very special because I was also a guest conductor and I got the opportunity to conduct a choral mass of 200 singers.
Cantigas was asked (2012) to perform what is believed to be the premiere of Clotilde Arias's translation of "The Star-Spangled Banner" in Spanish, at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. The Smithsonian commissioned Cantigas's live performance and recording of the song for a new exhibition "Not Lost in Translation: The Life of Clotilde Arias," a biographical look at the Peruvian-born composer, copywriter, translator and contributions to U.S. history.
MSAC: Why are you stepping down from the podium after the stellar career your chorale has had?
Diana V. Sáez: I feel that Cantigas has accomplished its mission to increase awareness and appreciation of the many rich styles of Latin American choral music in the area. Now we want to celebrate what we have accomplished in the last 25 years and move on. Obviously, there is more to be done, but more and more choirs are incorporating Latin American repertoire in their performances.
MSAC: What are your plans?
Diana V. Sáez: One thing I would like to do is to publish more. There are several of my choral arrangements I haven't published yet. Also, I would love to publish my Doctoral Dissertation: An anthology of choral music from Latin America.


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