| Issue 3131: | java.net.UnknownHostException: appengine.google.com - Eclipse Launchconfiguration does not consider proxy | |
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I believe that you are not setting the proxy correctly in the Eclipse launch config. If you are generating you java command line from Eclipse you should check the preference settings for the proxy and add them, e.g. java -Dhttp.proxyHost=proxyValueFromEclipsePreference -Dhttp.proxyPort=portValueFromEclipsePreference JavaProgram Or something like (I'm not pasting the full command line argument....) -------------- C:\Documents and Settings\d034797>java -Xmx512m -Dhttp.proxyHost=proxy -Dhttp.proxyPort=8080 -javaagent:C:\Eclipse35Examples\plugins\com.google.appengine.eclip se.sdkbundle.1.3.2_1.3.2.v201003242055\appengine-java-sdk-1.3.2\lib\agent\appengine-agent.jar -Dfile.encoding=Cp1252 "-Xbootclasspath:C:\Program Files\Java\jre6....... ------------ If you do not add the proxy settings your receive the error message below. cuments\16_EclipseProjects\20_WebpageExamples\test\war 22.04.2010 14:48:43 com.google.appengine.tools.info.RemoteVersionFactory getVersion INFO: Unable to access http://appengine.google.com/api/updatecheck?runtime=java&release=1.3.2×tamp=1268853569&api_versions=['1.0'] java.net.UnknownHostException: appengine.google.com at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.connect(Unknown Source) at java.net.SocksSocketImpl.connect(Unknown Source) at java.net.Socket.connect(Unknown Source) at java.net.Socket.connect(Unknown Source) at sun.net.NetworkClient.doConnect(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.http.HttpClient.openServer(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.http.HttpClient.openServer(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.http.HttpClient.<init>(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.http.HttpClient.New(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.http.HttpClient.New(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.getNewHttpClient(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.plainConnect(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.connect(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.getInputStream(Unknown Source) at java.net.URL.openStream(Unknown Source) at com.google.appengine.tools.info.RemoteVersionFactory.getVersion(RemoteVersionFactory.java:70) at com.google.appengine.tools.info.UpdateCheck.checkForUpdates(UpdateCheck.java:94) at com.google.appengine.tools.info.UpdateCheck.doNagScreen(UpdateCheck.java:164) at com.google.appengine.tools.info.UpdateCheck.maybePrintNagScreen(UpdateCheck.java:132) at com.google.appengine.tools.development.DevAppServerMain$StartAction.apply(DevAppServerMain.java:150) at com.google.appengine.tools.util.Parser$ParseResult.applyArgs(Parser.java:48) at com.google.appengine.tools.development.DevAppServerMain.<init>(DevAppServerMain.java:113) at com.google.appengine.tools.development.DevAppServerMain.main(DevAppServerMain.java:89)
Sep 13, 2010
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dec 22, 2010
when i enter below command to deploy myApplication on google appengine, getting error D:\>..\appengine-java-sdk\bin\appcfg.cmd update myApplication\war Dec 22, 2010 4:53:30 PM com.google.appengine.tools.info.RemoteVersionFactory get Version INFO: Unable to access https://appengine.google.com/api/updatecheck?runtime=java &release=1.4.0×tamp=1291245258&api_versions=['1.0'] java.net.UnknownHostException: appengine.google.com at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.connect(Unknown Source) at java.net.SocksSocketImpl.connect(Unknown Source) at java.net.Socket.connect(Unknown Source) at com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.SSLSocketImpl.connect(Unknown Source) at com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.BaseSSLSocketImpl.connect(Unknown Source ) at sun.net.NetworkClient.doConnect(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.http.HttpClient.openServer(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.http.HttpClient.openServer(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.protocol.https.HttpsClient.<init>(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.protocol.https.HttpsClient.New(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.protocol.https.AbstractDelegateHttpsURLConnection.getNewH ttpClient(Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.plainConnect(Unknown Sour ce) at sun.net.www.protocol.https.AbstractDelegateHttpsURLConnection.connect (Unknown Source) at sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.getInputStream(Unknown So urce) at sun.net.www.protocol.https.HttpsURLConnectionImpl.getInputStream(Unkn own Source) at java.net.URL.openStream(Unknown Source) at com.google.appengine.tools.info.RemoteVersionFactory.getVersion(Remot eVersionFactory.java:76) at com.google.appengine.tools.info.UpdateCheck.checkForUpdates(UpdateChe ck.java:99) at com.google.appengine.tools.info.UpdateCheck.doNagScreen(UpdateCheck.j ava:174) at com.google.appengine.tools.info.UpdateCheck.maybePrintNagScreen(Updat eCheck.java:142) at com.google.appengine.tools.admin.AppCfg.<init>(AppCfg.java:102) at com.google.appengine.tools.admin.AppCfg.<init>(AppCfg.java:61) at com.google.appengine.tools.admin.AppCfg.main(AppCfg.java:57) Reading application configuration data... Dec 22, 2010 4:53:30 PM com.google.apphosting.utils.config.AppEngineWebXmlReader readAppEngineWebXml INFO: Successfully processed myApplication/war\WEB-INF/appengine-web.xml 2010-12-22 16:53:30.541:INFO::Logging to STDERR via org.mortbay.log.StdErrLog Dec 22, 2010 4:53:30 PM com.google.apphosting.utils.config.AbstractConfigXmlRead er readConfigXml INFO: Successfully processed Guestbook/war\WEB-INF/web.xml Beginning server interaction for dhelloprogram... 0% Creating staging directory 5% Scanning for jsp files. 20% Scanning files on local disk. 25% Initiating update. java.net.UnknownHostException: appengine.google.com Unable to update app: appengine.google.com
Dec 30, 2010
i am also getting the same error... Can you please give more details ....how to set proxy..? note : I am directly connected to internet.
Jan 5, 2011
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Jan 16, 2011
I am facing the same issue. However I set my proxy in eclipse, it did not work. I can access the url "http://appengine.google.com/api/updatecheck?runtime=java&release=1.3.2×tamp=1268853569&api_versions=['1.0'] " by IE and get response. I am not sure the caused by eclipse proxy.......
Feb 2, 2011
I am also getting the same error
Feb 16, 2011
Not able to set proxy in eclipse..pls suggest...
Mar 8, 2011
Is there a way to pass proxy authentication info? I added the proxy settings but our proxy requires authentication and since I have no way to provide credentials it fails with http 407.
Mar 28, 2011
why would I need to set a proxy ?? wtf is this proxy setting ?
Apr 7, 2011
I had same the problem. My firewall was causing it.
May 9, 2011
The error reports: Unable to access https://appengine.google.. ... the reported protocol is HTTPS, not HTTP, so the settings -Dhttp.proxyXXX posted above are unuseful: -Dhttps.proxyXXX is needed. I included also -Dhttp.proxyXXX in case my code requires to open an HttpConnection within some java class. These are the settings I added in JVM tab of run/debug configuration for my GAE project in Eclipse: -Dhttp.proxySet=true -Dhttp.proxyHost=xxxxx -Dhttp.proxyPort=xxxx -Dhttp.proxyUser=xxxx -Dhttp.proxyPassword=xxxx -Dhttps.proxySet=true -Dhttps.proxyHost=xxxx -Dhttps.proxyPort=xxxx -Dhttps.proxyUser=xxxx -Dhttps.proxyPassword=xxxxx It works fine!
Jun 13, 2011
Hey! How about a command line flag to skip the version check! Then we don't have to mess with proxy settings if we don't want to.
Jul 7, 2011
i have the same problem and its related to the subdomaine :s because if we use www.google.com without subdomaine we don't get any problem :s
Sep 7, 2011
Just use --disable_update_check
Oct 24, 2011
Where would you suggest using this --disable_update_check option in GWT application? I tried to add it to the parameters in eclipse and got the following: Unknown argument: --disable_update_check Google Web Toolkit 2.0.4 DevMode [-noserver] [-port port-number | "auto"] [-whitelist whitelist-string] [-blacklist blacklist-string] [-logdir directory] [-logLevel level] [-gen dir] [-bindAddress host-name-or-address] [-codeServerPort port-number | "auto"] [-server servletContainerLauncher[:args]] [-startupUrl url] [-war dir] [-extra dir] [-workDir dir] module[s] where -noserver Prevents the embedded web server from running -port Specifies the TCP port for the embedded web server (defaults to 8888) -whitelist Allows the user to browse URLs that match the specified regexes (comma or space separated) -blacklist Prevents the user browsing URLs that match the specified regexes (comma or space separated) -logdir Logs to a file in the given directory, as well as graphically -logLevel The level of logging detail: ERROR, WARN, INFO, TRACE, DEBUG, SPAM, or ALL -gen Debugging: causes normally-transient generated types to be saved in the specified directory -bindAddress Specifies the bind address for the code server and web server (defaults to <IP_ADDRESS>) -codeServerPort Specifies the TCP port for the code server (defaults to 9997) -server Specify a different embedded web server to run (must implement ServletContainerLauncher) -startupUrl Automatically launches the specified URL -war The directory into which deployable output files will be written (defaults to 'war') -extra The directory into which extra files, not intended for deployment, will be written -workDir The compiler's working directory for internal use (must be writeable; defaults to a system temp dir) and module[s] Specifies the name(s) of the module(s) to host
Feb 28, 2012
Thank you<EMAIL_ADDRESS>its working fine
Apr 5, 2012
-Dhttp.proxySet=true -Dhttp.proxyHost=xxxxx -Dhttp.proxyPort=xxxx -Dhttp.proxyUser=xxxx -Dhttp.proxyPassword=xxxx -Dhttps.proxySet=true -Dhttps.proxyHost=xxxx -Dhttps.proxyPort=xxxx -Dhttps.proxyUser=xxxx -Dhttps.proxyPassword=xxxxx this config add to vm will be ok。
May 9, 2012
This is a clean up of older low star issues
Status:
Obsolete
Oct 3, 2012
Hi all. Solution: create a file whit name: .appcfg_no_nag in the user path System.getProperty("user.home") This disabled the checkUpdate :) !! |
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The following is from a hand out I received in my LS 196 class (spring 1992)- "Great [F'ing] Ideas (GFI) in Western Culture." I'm not being crass. Even the professors referred to the class as "GFI." God bless
Professor Crichlow, my GFI professor. She was one of the few kind people I knew at Clarkson.
I'm posting this, because I think I might be a bit of an existentialist... at least today..
Marvin Perry, et al., Western Civilization: Ideas, Politics, and Society, 3rd ed., vol. 11, p. 755.
Basic Principles of Existentialism
Reality defies ultimate comprehension; there are no timeless thoughts that exist independently of and prior to the individual human being.
Reason alone is not an adequate guide to living; people are more than thinking subjects who approach the world through critical analysis. They are also feeling and willing beings who must participate fully in life, who must experience existence directly, actively, passionate. Only in this way does one live wholly and authentically.
Thought must not be merely abstract speculation, but must have a bearing on life; it must be translated into deeds.
Human nature is problematic and paradoxical, not fixed or constant; each person is like no other. Self-realization comes when one affirms one's own uniqueness; one becomes less than human when one permits one's life to be determined by a mental outlook -- a set of rules and values -- imposed by others.
We are alone. The universe if indifferent to our expectations and needs, and death is ever stalking us. [Accept and we rid ourselves of some fears..]
We are free. It is in the act of choosing freely from among different possibilities that the individual shapes an authentic existence. There is a dynamic quality to human existence; the individual has the potential to become more than he or she is.
Thelonious Monk - It's Monk's Time - Shuffle Boil (Take 5)


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Task Description
In a number of sports, a
championship may be determined by a double knockout competition. A team is eliminated on its second loss,
so the winner is the last remaining team with one or fewer losses. The competition is played in a series
of rounds: in each round, teams that have not been eliminated are paired
subject to the constraint that an undefeated team never plays a team with one
loss. As many teams as possible
are paired in each round. After a
number of rounds only two teams remain.
These teams play in a round by themselves, although one is undefeated
and the other is not. If neither
is eliminated, they play again in a final round. For our analysis we assume that this extra round is always
necessary.
Write
a program to report on a Double Knockout Competition.
Program Input
The first line of the input file
contains one positive integer n (which is the number of test cases that follow
it). The next n lines each contain one positive integer t (where t < 32768),
which is the number of teams in the competition for this test case.
5
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Program Output
For each case print a summary of the competition to
a file. The summary must detail
each round as follows:
Round 0: 2 undefeated, 0 one-loss, 0 eliminated, 0 games played
This is followed by a similar line for each round
of the competition, followed by a single line saying how my rounds and the
total number of games played. The output for each different test case is to be
separated by a single blank line.
Number of Teams: 2
Round: 0, 2 undefeated, 0
one-loss, 0 eliminated, 0 games played
Round: 1, 1 undefeated, 1
one-loss, 0 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 2, 0 undefeated, 2
one-loss, 0 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 3, 0 undefeated, 1
one-loss, 1 eliminated, 1 games played
There are 3 rounds and a
total of 3 games were played.
Number of Teams: 6
Round: 0, 6 undefeated, 0
one-loss, 0 eliminated, 0 games played
Round: 1, 3 undefeated, 3
one-loss, 0 eliminated, 3 games played
Round: 2, 2 undefeated, 3
one-loss, 1 eliminated, 2 games played
Round: 3, 1 undefeated, 3
one-loss, 2 eliminated, 2 games played
Round: 4, 1 undefeated, 2
one-loss, 3 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 5, 1 undefeated, 1
one-loss, 4 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 6, 0 undefeated, 2
one-loss, 4 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 7, 0 undefeated, 1
one-loss, 5 eliminated, 1 games played
There are 7 rounds and a
total of 11 games were played.
Number of Teams: 32
Round: 0, 32 undefeated,
0 one-loss, 0 eliminated, 0 games played
Round: 1, 16 undefeated,
16 one-loss, 0 eliminated, 16 games played
Round: 2, 8 undefeated,
16 one-loss, 8 eliminated, 16 games played
Round: 3, 4 undefeated,
12 one-loss, 16 eliminated, 12 games played
Round: 4, 2 undefeated, 8
one-loss, 22 eliminated, 8 games played
Round: 5, 1 undefeated, 5
one-loss, 26 eliminated, 5 games played
Round: 6, 1 undefeated, 3
one-loss, 28 eliminated, 2 games played
Round: 7, 1 undefeated, 2
one-loss, 29 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 8, 1 undefeated, 1
one-loss, 30 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 9, 0 undefeated, 2
one-loss, 30 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 10, 0 undefeated,
1 one-loss, 31 eliminated, 1 games played
There are 10 rounds and a
total of 63 games were played.
Number of Teams: 64
Round: 0, 64 undefeated,
0 one-loss, 0 eliminated, 0 games played
Round: 1, 32 undefeated,
32 one-loss, 0 eliminated, 32 games played
Round: 2, 16 undefeated,
32 one-loss, 16 eliminated, 32 games played
Round: 3, 8 undefeated,
24 one-loss, 32 eliminated, 24 games played
Round: 4, 4 undefeated,
16 one-loss, 44 eliminated, 16 games played
Round: 5, 2 undefeated,
10 one-loss, 52 eliminated, 10 games played
Round: 6, 1 undefeated, 6
one-loss, 57 eliminated, 6 games played
Round: 7, 1 undefeated, 3
one-loss, 60 eliminated, 3 games played
Round: 8, 1 undefeated, 2
one-loss, 61 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 9, 1 undefeated, 1
one-loss, 62 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 10, 0 undefeated,
2 one-loss, 62 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 11, 0 undefeated,
1 one-loss, 63 eliminated, 1 games played
There are 11 rounds and a
total of 127 games were played.
Number of Teams: 512
Round: 0, 512 undefeated,
0 one-loss, 0 eliminated, 0 games played
Round: 1, 256 undefeated,
256 one-loss, 0 eliminated, 256 games played
Round: 2, 128 undefeated,
256 one-loss, 128 eliminated, 256 games played
Round: 3, 64 undefeated,
192 one-loss, 256 eliminated, 192 games played
Round: 4, 32 undefeated,
128 one-loss, 352 eliminated, 128 games played
Round: 5, 16 undefeated,
80 one-loss, 416 eliminated, 80 games played
Round: 6, 8 undefeated,
48 one-loss, 456 eliminated, 48 games played
Round: 7, 4 undefeated,
28 one-loss, 480 eliminated, 28 games played
Round: 8, 2 undefeated,
16 one-loss, 494 eliminated, 16 games played
Round: 9, 1 undefeated, 9
one-loss, 502 eliminated, 9 games played
Round: 10, 1 undefeated,
5 one-loss, 506 eliminated, 4 games played
Round: 11, 1 undefeated,
3 one-loss, 508 eliminated, 2 games played
Round: 12, 1 undefeated,
2 one-loss, 509 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 13, 1 undefeated,
1 one-loss, 510 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 14, 0 undefeated,
2 one-loss, 510 eliminated, 1 games played
Round: 15, 0 undefeated,
1 one-loss, 511 eliminated, 1 games played
There are 15 rounds and a
total of 1023 games were played.


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Dear Frank, writes Daniel Tomasch from Washington DC, Behold! Whilst I was rummaging through some old junk, I stumbled upon these copies of pamphlets by the out-of-print-pamphleteer Dobson. The trouser and Googie Withers pamphlets appear to be original first editions, while the bird pamphlet, unfortunately, appears to be an unauthorized reprint (which is now out of print.)
Daniel says he will search further in his attic-of-surprises to see if any more examples of Dobsonia come to light. Many thanks to him for sharing these exceedingly rare items.


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Foiled Lay Abouts
Progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things
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Robert A. Heinlein
the Lazy
Some people like to work. Some think this is a
horrible idea. These may look at what they are
doing and decide they never want to do it
again. All thats left is to figure out how.
the Wheel
Given the choice between carrying something and
having something else carry somthing somebody
decided it wasn't their job.
Language
Given the choice between pantomime and forcing
other people to remember sounds. somebody pounded
sound and symbols into somebody elses head.
And so on
Somebody decided on a
- transistor
- a circuit
- assembly
- programming and scripting
transistors hold a single charge or binary digit
circuits have collections of connected transistors
assembly translates to binary
programming and scripting translates to assembly
Still working
So somebody decided is wasn't there job and made
something to do it for them. Making programs that
merely repeat these things over and over for
people who would rather have it done elsewhere. So
to do less ... they do more now ... and later they
do it again.
-Program(s/ing) (are/is) for lazy people.
-Scripting is for even lazier people.
Scripting
The difference between scripting and programming
is contested and an actual definition is hard to
come by but generally:
- scripting is easier than coding primarily because it is not compiled.
- compiling is usually a single command or button ... which adds up (^^)
- there are areas where scripting is done regularly and I count roughly 3 of these
the Server
- servers are just computers generally that do very specific tasks
- web pages, applications, deliver files etc.
- power users are generally in charge of these computers and find they do many things over and over much like a cook
- to some extent these steps can be written like small recipies that make themselves
- some times these recipies aren't so small ... usually they grow like weeds
the Program
programs will some times expose certain levels of
thier internal functions so they can be used to
automate tasks.
- small command line programs tend to have everything exposed but thats all they do
- excell/office exposes some but not all of its fuctionality in a very kludgy way and mostly internally
- 3d rendering programs take such commands to preform specific tasks
- some text editors expose every functionality to the user
Every Where
Scripting languages attempt to expose the entire
computer in an 'easy' way to the user. As more
computers invade our spaces these will become more
and more accessible to scripting.
Text Editors
Among programmers there is fierce debate about the
one true text bashing device. I suspect most
merely use the one they like and expect others to
do the same. However, to established text editors
there are intrinsic philosophies. Most have been
watered down over time. We will be looking at
extensible text editors.
vi
vi is according to wikipedia the shortest
unambigous abbreviation for visual in ex an even
more ancient text editor. vi has descended through
many incarnations to be most popular in vim.
- philosopy
- key power
- modes
- scripting
- macros
http://www.vim.org/
vi
- originally derived its philosopy from being small and fast and powerful ala unix
- derives its power from shortest keystrokes
- in vi there are several modes that make all the keys do diffent things
- it uses a scripting language based on c syntax, c is an old programing language
- very accessible macros as well which limit the need for scripting
emacs
emacs borrows letters from Editable MACroS and was
written to edit code directly as its inspiration
did. It has also had several incarnations and is
most poplar in its gnu emacs form.
- philosophy
- scripting
- modes
- chords
- macros
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/
emacs
- it derives its philosopy from being powerful and exposing all its self-documenting features ala ai
- it uses what is traditionally called the kitchen sink methodology and preforms a raft of tasks besides text editing
- it uses a form of lisp, a very old and powerful programming language
- has another form of modes based of file type
- extensive use of 'chords' to preform the same functions as vi
- also has very accessible macros
Languages
- python
- ruby
- perl
- javascript
- lisp
python
Python's goal is regularity and readability, not succinctness.
Paul Prescod
- mandated white space formatting
- very intuitive
- attaches to everything
ruby
we need to focus on humans, on how humans care about doing programming
Matz
- very intuitive object system based on small talk
- easy to program
- in vogue for web programming although does much more
perl
- very powerful regular expression
- lives and breathes text
- cryptic syntax
javascript
- lingua franca of the web
- client and server side now
- html5 doom
lisp
- simple but different syntax
- code allows itself to be rewritten
- read eval print loop
what am i
i was written in a modified form of markdown and
then converted with ruby to html and javascript.


User Management
The SDK now lets you create users, assign them roles and associated privileges, and remove them from the system.
Users, Resources, Roles, and Privileges
Couchbase Server 5.0 Enterprise Edition introduces Role-Based Access Control for applications. This means that resources on a Couchbase cluster can only be accessed by an identified user.
Each user who attempts resource-access is identified by means of the credentials they pass to Couchbase Server, for purposes of authentication: these consist of a username and (typically) a password. Once the user is authenticated, an authorization process checks the roles with which the user is associated. If one or more of these roles correspond to privileges that permit the user-requested level of resource-access, access is duly granted; otherwise, it is denied.
Users who have been assigned the Admin role for the cluster are able to create, edit, and remove users. The SDK provides APIs to support these activities.
Creating a User
The syntax required for creating a user varies according to language. The basic form is as follows:
booleanupsertUser (String userid, UserSettings settings)
The method upsertUser creates a user and adds the user to the Couchbase Cluster. The user will subsequently be visible in the Security panel of the Couchbase Web Console. Note that successful user-addition results in a user locally defined, with username and password stored on Couchbase Server: external users (whose credentials reside on a network-available server, possibly accessed by means of LDAP) cannot be created by this SDK method. If the local user created by upsertUser already exists, the previous definition is overwritten.
The method takes two arguments.
The first, a String is the user ID of the user to be created: for example, johnsmith0325
, or user734
.
This must be specified.
The second is a UserSettings object. This takes the following form:
UserSettings { String password; String name; Role[] roles; }
The object contains three data-members.
The first is a String that specifies the user’s password: this must be provided.
The second is a String that specifies the user’s name (for example, John Smith
): this is optional, and so may be omitted.
The third is an array of Role objects: this must be specified.
Each Role object takes the following form:
Role { String role; String bucket_name; }
The object’s two data-members are both Strings, and must both be specified. The String specified as the role must correspond to a role supported by Couchbase Server. The String specified as the bucket_name must either correspond to a bucket currently defined on Couchbase Server; or be the asterisk character (*), meaning all buckets.
The method returns a boolean, which is true
if the operation is successful, otherwise false
.
Listing Users
The basic form of the method used to return currently defined users is as follows:
List<User>getUsers()
The method returns a list of User objects, each of which takes the following form:
User { String name; String id; String domain; Role[] roles; }
The name is the full name of the user.
The id is the user’s ID.
The domain is either local
or external
.
Each Role object in the Role-array has the form already described above, in Creating a User.
Getting a User
The basic form of the method used to return an already defined user is as follows:
User getUser (String userid)
The method returns a User object, which takes the following form:
User { String name; String id; String domain; Role[] roles; }
The name is the full name of the user.
The id is the user’s ID.
The domain is either local
or external
.
Each Role object in the Role-array has the form described above, in Creating a User.
Removing a User
The basic form of the method used to remove users is as follows:
booleanremoveUser (String userid)
The method’s sole argument is the id of the user to be removed from the system, specified as a String.
The method returns a boolean, whose value is true
if the operation is successful, otherwise false
.
Language-Specific Variations
Each language supported by the Couchbase SDK implements the above methods in a slightly different way. For Node.js examples, see Sample Code.
Further Information on RBAC
All aspects of the Couchbase RBAC system are covered in the section 6.0@server:learn:security/authorization-overview.adoc. Specifically, for information on:
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Adding Users and assigning roles, by means of the Couchbase Web Console, see 6.0@server:manage:manage-security/manage-users-and-roles.adoc.
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Roles required for resource-access, and the privileges they entail, see 6.0@server:learn:security/roles.adoc.
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Resources controlled by Couchbase RBAC, see 6.0@server:learn:security/resources-under-access-control.adoc.


Presenting 4 ideas of actionable improvements that can be made to the site.
← Go backThe first thing a user does when arriving to the hotel page is to see the images of the hotel. Images help him visualize the experience he will have there. If photos convinced him, then he goes to next step: to reserve!
The reserve now button is almost invisible if placed above the slideshow.
Bookings can increase if we move the "reserve now" button to the bottom
But that "reserve now" button up there is far from the sight of where the main action is happening: between the interactions with the images and thumbnails. That's where the real action is happening, so I propose...
Booking.com current state This is the current design at booking.com
I propose to move that button to the bottom of the big image and add the price for the cheapest room from the configuration the user set up: Eg.: Two adults, two kids, two nights.
If the hypothesis is validated, Continue "milking the cows", go to next item and improve another part of the website.
If the hypothesis is not validated, iterate or pivot. Reshape ideas. Try adding information like duration of stay next to the price, clarifying to the user.
If the results of test are uncertain, iterate. Reshape ideas


My name is Adam Aboelmatty, I am a student at Coastal Carolina University majoring in Digital Culture & Design with a minor in Intelligence and Security Studies. My main interests include videography, photography, and video editing. My favorite and most enjoyable thing to do is to create. Some of my biggest inspirations are people like Elon Musk, Kanye West, Cole Bennett, and many more.
I have many career aspirations. I want to land a full-time creative job that pays me well. Eventually after gaining some experience and money I want to embark on my own business ventures. I want to create something (product, company, software) and scale it into a multimillion dollar business. I want to become very well respected in my field, and leave a good legacy that people will continue to remember and look back to. That is my end goal of my career.
My aesthetic is very minimalist. I like a very minimal, clean, and soft look. It's relaxing to me, and helps me locate/organize much better. However, I like to be creative too and think outside the box too. So not every one of my designs may be or look minimalist, but in my eyes it's aesthetically pleasing to me.
I explain and enforce rules, assess penalties, signal the start and end of games,
stop play for reviews as needed and inspect sports equipment prior to the start
of games.
Company - U.S. Soccer
Duration - 10yr [March 2010 - 2020]
Under regular supervision, I performed responsible life-saving work in the Ocean Rescue
Division. The work involves using independent judgment in dealing with dangerous or
unusual situations, exercising safety practices and procedures.
Company - City of North Myrtle Beach
Duration - 6mo [May 2018 - Oct 2018]
Location - North Myrtle Beach, SC
I was part of the Resort Industry Student Experience (RISE) internship program, a program that provides the structure and resources to harness, teach, and grow talented students into successful career professionals through an immersive, holistic, and dynamic learning experience in the hospitality industry. My internship consisted of hands on work, observations, special projects, leadership development, training, feedback, and evaluations.
Company - Holiday Inn Club Vacations
Duration - 5mo [Jan 2020 - May 2020]
Location - Myrtle Beach, SC
As a Video/Technology Intern my responsibilities were:
1. Filming practices, games, and other events.
2. Working closely with our coaching staff to facilitate all technology needs.
3. Possible opportunities to work on social media, video editing, and other
special projects and events.
Company - Coastal Carolina University Football
Duration - 4mo [Jan 2021 - Present]
Location - Conway, SC
Web Page, Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design
Institute - Coastal Carolina University
Minor - Intelligence and Security Studies
Duration - 4yr [2018-2022]
GPA - 3.598
Activities and Societies - Kappa Alpha Order Fraternity


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2: /**
3: * This file contains the declaration of the interface ISettingsValidator for settings validation.
4: *
5: * @package System
6: *
7: * @author Oleg Schildt
8: */
9:
10: namespace SmartFactory\Interfaces;
11:
12: /**
13: * Interface for settings validation.
14: *
15: * @author Oleg Schildt
16: */
17: interface ISettingsValidator
18: {
19: /**
20: * Validates the settings of a settings manager.
21: *
22: * @param ISettingsManager $settingsmanager
23: * The settings manager whose settings should be validated.
24: *
25: * @param string $context
26: * The settings context.
27: *
28: * Settings might be edited not in one dialog,
29: * There can be several masks for different type of settings,
30: * or the settings can be configured in a wizard.
31: * In this case, only a subset of settings has to be
32: * saved and validated.
33: * To be able to write a flexible validator for the subsets,
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35: * db_connection_settings etc.
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java.lang.Object org.apache.xpath.domapi.XPathEvaluatorImpl
public final class XPathEvaluatorImpl
The class provides an implementation of XPathEvaluator according to the DOM L3 XPath Specification, Working Group Note 26 February 2004.
See also the Document Object Model (DOM) Level 3 XPath Specification.
The evaluation of XPath expressions is provided byXPathEvaluator
, which will provide evaluation of XPath 1.0
expressions with no specialized extension functions or variables. It is
expected that the XPathEvaluator
interface will be
implemented on the same object which implements the Document
interface in an implementation which supports the XPath DOM module.
XPathEvaluator
implementations may be available from other
sources that may provide support for special extension functions or
variables which are not defined in this specification.
org.w3c.dom.xpath.XPathEvaluator
| Nested Class Summary | |
|---|---|
private static class |
XPathEvaluatorImpl.DummyPrefixResolver
This prefix resolver is created whenever null is passed to the evaluate method. |
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
private org.w3c.dom.Document |
m_doc
The document to be searched to parallel the case where the XPathEvaluator is obtained by casting a Document. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
XPathEvaluatorImpl()
Constructor in the case that the XPath expression can be evaluated without needing an XML document at all. |
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XPathEvaluatorImpl(org.w3c.dom.Document doc)
Constructor for XPathEvaluatorImpl. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
XPathExpression |
createExpression(java.lang.String expression,
XPathNSResolver resolver)
Creates a parsed XPath expression with resolved namespaces. |
XPathNSResolver |
createNSResolver(org.w3c.dom.Node nodeResolver)
Adapts any DOM node to resolve namespaces so that an XPath expression can be easily evaluated relative to the context of the node where it appeared within the document. |
java.lang.Object |
evaluate(java.lang.String expression,
org.w3c.dom.Node contextNode,
XPathNSResolver resolver,
short type,
java.lang.Object result)
Evaluates an XPath expression string and returns a result of the specified type if possible. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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private final org.w3c.dom.Document m_doc
| Constructor Detail |
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public XPathEvaluatorImpl(org.w3c.dom.Document doc)
doc
- The document to be searched, to parallel the case where''
the XPathEvaluator is obtained by casting the document.public XPathEvaluatorImpl()
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public XPathExpression createExpression(java.lang.String expression, XPathNSResolver resolver) throws XPathException, org.w3c.dom.DOMException
expression
- The XPath expression string to be parsed.resolver
- The resolver
permits translation of
prefixes within the XPath expression into appropriate namespace URIs
. If this is specified as null
, any namespace prefix
within the expression will result in DOMException
being thrown with the code NAMESPACE_ERR
.
XPathException
- INVALID_EXPRESSION_ERR: Raised if the expression is not legal
according to the rules of the XPathEvaluator
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org.w3c.dom.DOMException
- NAMESPACE_ERR: Raised if the expression contains namespace prefixes
which cannot be resolved by the specified
XPathNSResolver
.org.w3c.dom.xpath.XPathEvaluator#createExpression(String, XPathNSResolver)
public XPathNSResolver createNSResolver(org.w3c.dom.Node nodeResolver)
lookupNamespaceURI
on nodes in resolving the
namespaceURI from a given prefix using the current information available
in the node's hierarchy at the time lookupNamespaceURI is called, also
correctly resolving the implicit xml prefix.
nodeResolver
- The node to be used as a context for namespace
resolution.
XPathNSResolver
which resolves namespaces with
respect to the definitions in scope for a specified node.org.w3c.dom.xpath.XPathEvaluator#createNSResolver(Node)
public java.lang.Object evaluate(java.lang.String expression, org.w3c.dom.Node contextNode, XPathNSResolver resolver, short type, java.lang.Object result) throws XPathException, org.w3c.dom.DOMException
expression
- The XPath expression string to be parsed and
evaluated.contextNode
- The context
is context node for the
evaluation of this XPath expression. If the XPathEvaluator was
obtained by casting the Document
then this must be
owned by the same document and must be a Document
,
Element
, Attribute
, Text
,
CDATASection
, Comment
,
ProcessingInstruction
, or XPathNamespace
node. If the context node is a Text
or a
CDATASection
, then the context is interpreted as the
whole logical text node as seen by XPath, unless the node is empty
in which case it may not serve as the XPath context.resolver
- The resolver
permits translation of
prefixes within the XPath expression into appropriate namespace URIs
. If this is specified as null
, any namespace prefix
within the expression will result in DOMException
being thrown with the code NAMESPACE_ERR
.type
- If a specific type
is specified, then the
result will be coerced to return the specified type relying on
XPath type conversions and fail if the desired coercion is not
possible. This must be one of the type codes of
XPathResult
.result
- The result
specifies a specific result
object which may be reused and returned by this method. If this is
specified as null
or the implementation does not reuse
the specified result, a new result object will be constructed and
returned.For XPath 1.0 results, this object will be of type
XPathResult
.
XPathResult
.
XPathException
- INVALID_EXPRESSION_ERR: Raised if the expression is not legal
according to the rules of the XPathEvaluator
i
org.w3c.dom.DOMException
- NAMESPACE_ERR: Raised if the expression contains namespace prefixes
which cannot be resolved by the specified
XPathNSResolver
.
org.w3c.dom.xpath.XPathEvaluator#evaluate(String, Node, XPathNSResolver, short, XPathResult)
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Horse-riding activity involves competition where one is required to have the required horse-riding skills so as to participate.
The annual context always take place between June and August every year.
The activity can be conducted for fun or as part of the gamble however,
it depends on the agreement of the participant.
The following are best places to hold Horse-ridinga activities.
Bantu-lodge in Laikipia
Ngong Forest in Nairobi
Savannah resort in Naivasha
The great Resort in Maasai Mara park


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越来越多的人弃坑，加上Drugwars的更新（在战斗的目标页面快捷派出间谍），需要更多的搬运工。
由于很多账号是没有人经营的空账号，没有兵力产生，只有资源自动产生。只要你来玩，资源任你取。
Drugwars兵种这么多，到底哪一种最适合搬运呢？到底要出动多少兵去搬运呢？为您提供最科学数据！
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7.Decrypt the Pantheon upgrade road(解密万神殿升级之路)
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Reports varargs methods with the same name as other methods in the class or in a superclass.
Overloaded methods that take a variable number of arguments can be very confusing
because it is often unclear which overload gets called.
Example:
public void execute(Runnable... r) {} // warning
public void execute(Runnable r1, Runnable r2) {}
Use the option to ignore overloaded methods whose parameter types are definitely incompatible.


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| Parent: | MyCanvasDevBase |
top level facility of Canvas.
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Client and Servers
Computers connected to the Web are called Clients and Servers.
- Clients are the typical Web user's Internet-connected devices (for example, your computer connected to your Wi-Fi, or your phone connected to your mobile network) and Web-accessing software available on those devices (usually a web browser lik Firefox or Chrome).
- Servers are computers that store webpages, sites, or apps . When a client device wants to access a webpage, a copy of the webpage is downloaded from the server onto the client machine to be displayed in the user's web browser.
So What Actually happens?
- The browser goes to the DNS server and finds the real address of the server that the website lives on.
- The browser sends an HTTP request message to the server asking it to send a copy of the website to the client.
- If the server approves the client's request, the server sends the client a "200 OK" mesage, which means "Permission granted! Here you go!", and then starts sending the website's files to the browser as a series of small chunks.
- The browser assembles the small chunks into a complete website and desplays it to you!


Our mission is to grow together
Essence
Share N Learn is a Common Platform for Students & Faculties to upload and share files including study material which will be accessible to all the registered members.
Goal
The Goal of the project is to create a secure and scalable platform common to both college students and faculties so that they can easily share the files / resources related to the coursework.


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| handle_cookies {curl} | R Documentation |
The handle_cookies
function returns a data frame with 7 columns as specified in the
netscape cookie file format.
handle_cookies(handle)
handle |
a curl handle object |
Other handles:
handle
h <- new_handle() handle_cookies(h) # Server sets cookies req <- curl_fetch_memory("http://httpbin.org/cookies/set?foo=123&bar=ftw", handle = h) handle_cookies(h) # Server deletes cookies req <- curl_fetch_memory("http://httpbin.org/cookies/delete?foo", handle = h) handle_cookies(h) # Cookies will survive a reset! handle_reset(h) handle_cookies(h)


No winning ticket for Friday night's $25 million Lotto Max jackpot
by The Canadian Press, StaffTORONTO - There was no winning ticket for the $25 million jackpot in Friday night's Lotto Max draw.
That means the jackpot for the next draw on Nov. 19 will grow to approximately $30 million.


Grammes is a Go (Golang) package built to communicate with Apache TinkerPop™ Graph computing framework using Gremlin.
Gremlin is a graph traversal language used by graph databases such as JanusGraph®, Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB, Amazon Neptune, and DataStax® Enterprise Graph.
Something to be noted is that the compatibility for Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB, Amazon Neptune, and Datastax® Enterprise Graph are not yet finished.
Why Did We Make Grammes
Implementing Graph Databases in Go
Implementing a graph database into a Go workflow is difficult when there aren’t any full-fledged packages or libraries to interact with Gremlin completely from inside Go.
A Direct Method to Interact with Gremlin in Go
There were no ways to traverse (query) the server without feeding in some strings with Groovy in them. Then in return, you’d receive raw and non-formatted data.
Creating Grammes
A Simple and Easy Client
While designing Grammes the choice was obvious to make a new client interact with the Gremlin server. This client handles all the connection, authentication, and graph database traversing (querying) for the user, but if you don’t want to use a client we’ve added a package to traverse (query) the database without the client. After finalizing all the design decisions, what we achieved was a simple and easy client with custom configurations. This is achievable by passing in client configuration functions as arguments.
Choosing a Graph Database for Testing
For testing and development, we used JanusGraph®. Grammes is compatible with Amazon Neptune, Cosmos DB, DataStax® Enterprise Graph, and more as long as you set up the structs. (it is planned to implement these into the package itself.)
What We Did
Building Blocks for the Traversal (Queries)
Using Grammes’ traversal (query) building blocks, there are endless possibilities when building commands for the Gremlin server, without having to touch the console once. This is possible because the traversal and its associated functions mirror the Gremlin counterparts (java).
Custom Types from Gremlin to Grammes
Grammes has packages for most types in Gremlin so you can use them in the same way you would in the Gremlin console. These include types such as Multiplicity, Tokens, Search Predicates, and Scopes.
Structures for Vertices, Edges, and Properties
For these types, we have structures and methods related to them. Grammes handles all the traversal (query) construction for altering the vertices if you so wish to use these structures. Now you can interact with the vertices on the graph in memory without manually traversing (querying) the database every time.
The Finished Product
Features of Grammes
-
Grammes handles all authentication and secure connections,
- allowing you to use usernames, passwords, and challenge IDs all within the client itself to establish a connection to your Gremlin server.
-
Traversing (querying) a Gremlin server
- is the most important feature of Grammes. Many functions belonging to the Client use this feature when adding vertices, getting outer edges from a vertex, and more.
-
Storing vertices and edges in structures
- accomplishes one of the main goals of the Grammes package. To interact with your graph without having to traverse (query) it every single time by hand; allowing you to interact with your vertex and its edges with only a
struct
of it.
- accomplishes one of the main goals of the Grammes package. To interact with your graph without having to traverse (query) it every single time by hand; allowing you to interact with your vertex and its edges with only a
-
Traversal (Query) building blocks,
- grants you the ability to build custom traversals (queries) directed toward the Gremlin server with auto-complete. From the Gremlin server, your command gets carried over to the graph database of your choice.
-
Custom types to match Gremlin.
- In the Grammes package, we’ve created custom types to match those in Gremlin. This is so you can use those types exactly how you would in the Gremlin console to allow for many opportunities.
-
Functions to use Gremlin without making traversals (queries)
- help new users who don’t know the Gremlin language still interact with the database. A “quick” package; interacts with a graph without a client. Having an API for Gremlin interact with a graph database is one thing, but having an API that allows you to do it quickly is another. This package does all the above in an easy and concise way of allowing newcomers to learn without having to know Gremlin at all.
-
Plenty of documentation and examples available.
- In the Grammes repository, there are various examples of how to use the various functions available. There is also plenty of documentation and diagrams to show how everything works in Grammes internally.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
You need to set up all of the following tools to use Grammes
Cloning Grammes
Open up a terminal for yourself and begin by cloning the Grammes repository.
go get -u github.com/northwesternmutual/grammes
Setting up JanusGraph®
First off, direct yourself to the Grammes repository.
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/northwesternmutual/grammes
Next, you want to change directory to the scripts/
folder in the root of the project.
cd scripts/
Now run the ./janusgraph.sh
script to begin downloading and turning on the graph database. If you meet any issues please find your way to the bottom of the article.
./janusgraph.sh
While you’re still here let’s make sure the installation of JanusGraph® was successful by running the gremlin.sh
script located in the same directory.
./gremlin.sh
If Gremlin ran successfully then run these commands and make sure it matches below.
gremlin> :remote connect tinkerpop.server conf/remote.yaml
===>Configured localhost/<IP_ADDRESS>:8182
gremlin> :exit
Finally, if the script ran successfully with no errors then you may check if the graph and server are running by checking the status.
./janusgraph status
Using Grammes
Once you have your graph database working then it’s time to begin using Grammes in your project.
 For this example, my editor of choice is MS Visual Studio Code and I will be using it to initialize this file. You may use other commands or editors.
code main.go
In this you can begin by making it a typical empty main.go
file like this:
Now let’s import the Grammes project and begin using it by creating a client that will connect to a local server.
Once you have all this written try running it on your machine! Just direct yourself to your file in your terminal and run this command.
go run main.go
After the client gets instantiated then you may begin traversing (querying) the Gremlin server via the .ExecuteQuery()
and the .ExecuteBoundQuery()
method in the client. To use this function you must put in a Query
which is an interface for any kind of Query-able type in the package. These include: graph.String
and traversal.String
. To get one of these objects you must use one of these functions in the main package: Traversal
, GraphTraversal
, and CustomTraversal
. For an example of traversing (querying) the Gremlin server for all the vertex labels:
Last but not least, Grammes, allows for the ability to interact directly to the graph using outputted Vertex structures. When using one of the functions for adding or getting vertices from the graph these return Vertex structures. With these structures, we are allowed to alter the properties and get other vertices from the outgoing edges without querying the server directly.
For more examples look in the examples/
directory in the root of the Grammes repository. In there you’ll find multiple examples on how to use the API in-depth.
Additional Resources
Documentation on Gremlin
To learn more about how to use Gremlin I highly recommend looking through their TinkerPop3 Documentation. It’s full of examples and descriptions on every traversal step available and more.
Documentation on JanusGraph®
JanusGraph® is one of the main contenders of graph databases that Grammes was built on using. They have plenty of resources on their website on how to use JanusGraph® and Gremlin here.
Examples
To find examples look in the examples/
directory in Grammes.
This directory is located in the root of the repository.
In there you’ll find plenty of examples related to this package in-depth.
Make sure you’re running JanusGraph® before you begin running any of the examples.
Troubleshooting
Fixing timeouts when starting JanusGraph®
If Nodetool times out or any other part of the setup times out then the most common issue is that Cassandra® is already running on your machine. To fix this please run this command.
# only on Unix at the moment.
launchctl unload ~/Library/LaunchAgents/homebrew.mxcl.cassandra.plist


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Background
Importance and Motivation
Machine learning has been a growing area of interest in technology over the past several years.
A subdivision of this is the concept of detecting activity in videos, also known as video-based
activity recognition. Recently, there has been a push to better understand how to classify videos
with different actions and objects.
The design problem is to gather and analyze complex action classification data from videos for use in complex action
classification. Atomic action recognition focuses on a simple motion in few seconds. On the contrary, complex actions
last varying lengths from several seconds to several minutes. By using a combination of atomic actions and object data
about a video, it may be possible to deduce the complex action that the object of interest is taking.
The motivation behind the project is to explore the concept of building on atomic actions and object classification
to classify complex actions, which has never been done before. Different methods for video-based activity recognition
have been developed and attempted in the past, but the search for better complex action recognition methods is ongoing.
The need to classify longer streams of videos coupled with complex actions is relevant to applying video-based recognition
in real-world situations.
The following videos shown below are very similar, but given context of objects and other actions taken there is a difference from the seemingly
similar atomic action of bending/bowing downwards of both the main characters in the video:
- The first picture in a complex manner is: Marge looking at a picture. This may seem simple, but to know this, we needed to know the presence of a picture frame and possibly pointing involved along with the bending classification.
- In the second picture the complex manner is: a man is kneeling to a woman, but to know this, we needed to see a woman and see that although it looks like he might be bending like Marge, but he is bowing+taking a knee.
By combining the data gathered from atomic action classification and object classification, this project will produce a method for gathering an intermediate form of the data for video-based activity recognition. This method will be used to detect and identify complex actions. A web application will be created so that a user is able to further explore the problem of complex action classification and see some sample videos that were run through the classifier. The video processor will use a webcam as video input and will recognize objects and actions taken in the video feed and display it on a monitor.


Install Apache Tomcat 7 in Arch Linux.
Difficulty: 2
Time: 20 minutes
Apache Software Foundation™ developed Tomcat™ as an open source web server to serve Java® applications. This article walks through the installation and basic configuration of Tomcat 7 on a Arch Linux™ server. It assumes you have completed the initial server setup on your Arch Linux server, and have also created a non-root user account.
There are a number of ways to install Tomcat, but we will use pacman as it is the most simple. Note that this method will install the latest version of Tomcat that is in the Arch Linux repositories, not necessarily the latest Tomcat release.
Xmx
and/or MaxPermSize
values to change Tomcat's memory usage.In order to use the web application manager you installed above (under "Install additional package"), you will first need to create a user.
<tomcat-users>
:
username
and password
values to something more secure.Now that Tomcat knows who the admin user is, it will allow you to access the Web Application Manager, which helps you manage your Java applications. This is where you can Start, Stop, Reload, Deploy, and Undeploy applications or run diagnostics on your apps. You can find information about your server at the very bottom of the page.
Tomcat's Virtual Host Manager is where you add virtual hosts, which is where applications are served.
You're done! You have successfully installed and configured Apache Tomcat 7. Now you can go deploy your own web apps.


Stronger US dollar curbs demand for ringgit
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 9 — The ringgit closed lower against the US dollar today as the positive sentiment for the greenback curbed interest for local currency.
As at 6pm, the local note was quoted at 4.1590/1630 against the US dollar compared with Friday’s close of 4.1580/1610.
A dealer said the upbeat US payrolls for November coupled with the anticipation of unchanged US interest rate by the US Federal Reserve had spurred risk appetite for the US dollar,
After cutting rates three times this year to shield the US economy from the global slowdown, the central bank is expected to keep rates steady at its meeting this Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the ringgit was traded mostly lower against other major currencies.
The local currency depreciated against the Singapore dollar to 3.0581/0615 from 3.0571/0605 on Friday, weakened versus the Japanese yen to 3.8328/8372 from 3.8284/8315 and contracted against the British pound to 5.4703/4773 from 5.4570/4613 previously.
The ringgit, however, rose vis-a-vis the euro to 4.6015/6076 from Friday’s 4.6137/6179. — Bernama


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"Fail forward." "Be gritty." "Own your pursuit." Just a few phrases that have been drilled into my psyche since embarking on my development as a Software Engineer. And I will not be looking back.
I have always had a love for the arts; especially drawing and painting. As I got older, I discovered my love for technology. Back in High School, I would notice my mother messing around with HTML and it piqued my interest. It then occurred to me that Web Development would allow me to not only express myself creatively, but also have fun experimenting with technology. That's when I realized back in High School that the Software Engineering world is where I am meant to be.
I am especially grateful to my mother for being the one to find Pursuit. Her effort and support is a large part of the reason I have been able to accomplish what I have thus far.
I have spent the last several months getting rigorous professional training at Pursuit (formerly Coalition for Queens or C4Q); an intensive 10-month, Google-funded software engineering fellowship with a 9% acceptance rate (out of 1500+ applicants) that prepares the graduates with both technical and professional skills. This has allowed me to gain hands-on experience with multiple languages, with a focus on a React.js frontend and a Node.js backend, APIs, Git, Data Structures, Algorithms, and tech principles and culture through both team and individual projects, code reviews, and pair programming.


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TWELFTH NIGHT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Shakespeare has become a hot author of late in Hollywood. He is pushing out Jane Austin and Henry James as the dead author of choice. Director and writer Trevor Nunn's (HEDDA and LADY JANE) TWELFTH NIGHT proves my thesis that even a mediocre film adaptation of one of the Bard's plays is well worth savoring.
Trevor Nunn's LADY JANE was a touching piece of filmmaking, but his TWELFTH NIGHT is fairly inaccessible due to the by-the-numbers acting of most of the principals. The adaptation of the text is quite literal, but the passion and the chemistry is not up to par.
According to the film's press kit, TWELFTH NIGHT is "the most popular of all of Shakespeare's comedies." As far as plays go, I don't think I agree, but when it comes to films, I know that Kenneth Branagh's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is much better than Nunn's TWELFTH NIGHT.
TWELFTH NIGHT also suffers in comparison to Baz Luhrmann's recent ROMEO AND JULIET which he transformed into an extremely high energy and audacious comedy. TWELFTH NIGHT seems lifeless in comparison. Granted TWELFTH NIGHT is a much more traditional rendition, but ROMEO AND JULIET is much more involving and fun even if it is a romantic tragedy recast into a comedic farce.
TWELFTH NIGHT is a typical Shakespearean comedy full of ambiguities and errors about identities and intentions. Nothing is quite what it seems to be, but the audience is in on the tricks and mistakes. The script is full of subtleties and complexities that the actors have to flesh out.
The show starts with a shipwreck off the coast of Illyria where twins Viola (Imogen Stubbs from SENSE AND SENSIBILITY and A SUMMER STORY) and Sebastian (Stephen Mackintosh) both think the other has perished.
"If music be the food of love, play on," says Duke Orsino of Illyria (Toby Stephens) as Viola, now called Cesario, plays in drag. Orsino enlists Cesario to court Countess Olivia (Helena Bonham Carter from HOWARDS END and LADY JANE) on his behalf, but it is not that simple as Olivia ends up falling for Cesario and Cesario for Orsino.
The most interesting and outlandish acting is done by Nigel Hawthorne (THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE) as Malvolio. Malvolio is tricked into believing that Olivia is in love with him and that all he needs to do is wear bright yellow stockings and smile incessantly to signify his love for her. Olivia is not in on the joke and is bemused by his sudden change in behavior.
"I am not what I am," confesses Cesario to Olivia. Later she tells Orsino, "I am all the daughters of my father's house and the brothers too." The film subtlety examines the characters' bisexuality. Most of this is done in knowing looks and quick kisses and is one of few times the movie really comes alive.
"Why, this is very midsummer's madness," claims Olivia. The problem with the picture is that it isn't. Other than Hawthorne's performance, it is very tame.
The ending is the best part of the play. As Olivia says, it is "most wonderful."
Technically the film is more successful. The cinematography by Clive Tickner radiates golden autumnal colors. Shaun Davey's music is majestic as would befit a much more substantial and serious movie. My favorite little touch is the hats created by John Bright for the soldiers. They wear what can only described as an elevated mortar board on their heads. I laughed every time I saw them.
The full name for the play is "Twelfth Night; or, What You Will." With "what you will" meaning roughly "whatever" in today's vernacular. "Whatever" is my reaction to this adaptation, but I did enjoy hearing the lilt of Shakespearean verse while I soaked in the lush countryside and listened to the music.
TWELFTH NIGHT runs 2:05. It is rated PG, but there is no sex, nudity, bad language, or violence other than some fights in jest. It is basically a G film so any kid old enough to be interested could see it. Although I wish it had been more involving and lively, I did have a good time so I give it a thumbs up and ** 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: October 31, 1996
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
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pipeline.sh(1)
NAME
pipeline.sh - a shell script
SYNOPSIS
Contains default setup for all Concourse scripts.
-
Copies the Cloud Pipelines Scripts to a subfolder of the repository to reference it in further steps.
-
Sources Concourse scripts utility functions
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References variables from the key-value Concourse resource
-
Generates required settings.xml / gradle.properties values
-
Sources pipeline.sh script from Cloud Pipelines Scripts
DETAILS
Script Body
Has 43 line(s). Calls functions:
Script-Body `-- resource-utils.sh/exportKeyValProperties
Uses feature(s): export, source
Exports (environment): CI // LATEST_PROD_TAG // PIPELINE_VERSION // SCRIPTS_OUTPUT_FOLDER // TERM
generate-settings.sh(1)
NAME
generate-settings.sh - a shell script
SYNOPSIS
Generates settings.xml and gradle.properties#
DETAILS
Script Body
Has 42 line(s). No functions are called (may set up e.g. a hook, a Zle widget bound to a key, etc.).
resource-utils.sh(1)
NAME
resource-utils.sh - a shell script
SYNOPSIS
Contains
-
utility functions required by the key-value Concourse resource.
-
functions for setting up the ssh agent
FUNCTIONS
exportKeyValProperties load_pubkey passKeyValProperties
DETAILS
Script Body
Has 10 line(s). No functions are called (may set up e.g. a hook, a Zle widget bound to a key, etc.).
Uses feature(s): export
Exports (environment): SSH_AGENT_BIN // TEST_MODE // TMPDIR
exportKeyValProperties
# Reads all key-value pairs in keyval.properties input file and exports them as env vars
Has 14 line(s). Doesn’t call other functions.
Uses feature(s): export
Called by:
pipeline.sh/Script-Body
Environment variables used: task.sh → KEYVAL_RESOURCE // task.sh → ROOT_FOLDER
load_pubkey
# Loads git key - needed for prod-rollback to delete prod tag after rollback
Has 22 line(s). Doesn’t call other functions.
Uses feature(s): eval, trap
Not called by script or any function (may be e.g. a hook, a Zle widget, etc.).
Environment variables used: SSH_AGENT_BIN // TEST_MODE // TMPDIR
passKeyValProperties
# Writes all env vars that begin with PASSED_ to the keyval.properties output file
Has 13 line(s). Doesn’t call other functions.
Called by:
task.sh/\]
Environment variables used: task.sh → KEYVALOUTPUT_RESOURCE // task.sh → ROOT_FOLDER
task.sh(1)
NAME
task.sh - a shell script
SYNOPSIS
Contains default setup for a generic Cloud Pipelines Concourse step
-
Sources the default setup for all Cloud Pipelines Concourse scripts
-
Executes the passed script to run
-
Passes properties via key-value Concourse resource
DETAILS
Script Body
Has 22 line(s). No functions are called (may set up e.g. a hook, a Zle widget bound to a key, etc.).
Uses feature(s): export, source
Exports (environment): CONCOURSE_SCRIPTS_RESOURCE // KEYVALOUTPUT_RESOURCE // KEYVAL_RESOURCE // OUTPUT_RESOURCE // REPO_RESOURCE // ROOT_FOLDER // SCRIPTS_RESOURCE
task.sh(1)
NAME
task.sh - a shell script
SYNOPSIS
Generates and commits a version and passes it to the Concourse key-value resource.
DETAILS
Script Body
Has 34 line(s). No functions are called (may set up e.g. a hook, a Zle widget bound to a key, etc.).
Uses feature(s): export
Exports (environment): GIT_BIN // KEYVALOUTPUT_RESOURCE // ROOT_FOLDER
task.sh(1)
NAME
task.sh - a shell script
SYNOPSIS
This script:
-
Retrieves the latest production tag
-
Calls api compatibility step
-
Calls build and upload step
-
Commits a tag with pipeline version
DETAILS
Script Body
Has 22 line(s). No functions are called (may set up e.g. a hook, a Zle widget bound to a key, etc.).
Uses feature(s): export, source
Exports (environment): CONCOURSE_SCRIPTS_RESOURCE // KEYVALOUTPUT_RESOURCE // KEYVAL_RESOURCE // OUTPUT_RESOURCE // REPO_RESOURCE // ROOT_FOLDER // SCRIPTS_RESOURCE
task.sh(1)
NAME
task.sh - a shell script
SYNOPSIS
This script:
-
Sources default Cloud Pipelines Concourse scripts setup
-
Loads all git related functionality to allow tag manipulation
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Calls the production deployment script of Cloud Pipelines script
DETAILS
Script Body
Has 22 line(s). No functions are called (may set up e.g. a hook, a Zle widget bound to a key, etc.).
Uses feature(s): export, source
Exports (environment): CONCOURSE_SCRIPTS_RESOURCE // KEYVALOUTPUT_RESOURCE // KEYVAL_RESOURCE // OUTPUT_RESOURCE // REPO_RESOURCE // ROOT_FOLDER // SCRIPTS_RESOURCE
task.sh(1)
NAME
task.sh - a shell script
SYNOPSIS
This script:
-
Sources default Cloud Pipelines Concourse scripts setup
-
Loads all git related functionality to allow tag manipulation
-
Calls the production rollback script of Cloud Pipelines script
DETAILS
Script Body
Has 22 line(s). No functions are called (may set up e.g. a hook, a Zle widget bound to a key, etc.).
Uses feature(s): export, source
Exports (environment): CONCOURSE_SCRIPTS_RESOURCE // KEYVALOUTPUT_RESOURCE // KEYVAL_RESOURCE // OUTPUT_RESOURCE // REPO_RESOURCE // ROOT_FOLDER // SCRIPTS_RESOURCE


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The graph related classes and functions. More...
Namespaces | |
| tbb | |
| The namespace tbb contains all components of the library. | |
Constant Groups | |
| tbb | |
| The namespace tbb contains all components of the library. | |
Functions | |
| static tbb::task * | tbb::flow::interface9::combine_tasks (tbb::task *left, tbb::task *right) |
| template<typename K , typename T > | |
| K | tbb::flow::key_from_message (const T &t) |
Variables | |
| static tbb::task *const | tbb::flow::internal::SUCCESSFULLY_ENQUEUED = (task *)-1 |
The graph related classes and functions.
There are some applications that best express dependencies as messages passed between nodes in a graph. These messages may contain data or simply act as signals that a predecessors has completed. The graph class and its associated node classes can be used to express such applications.


Azimuthal HBT with respect to 3rd order event plane in Au+Au collisions at \sqrt{s_{NN}} = 200 GeV
Phys. Rev. Lett. 112, 222301 (2014)


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I tried the Timebox technique, where I set up an hour to review the info that was provided (although I went past that hour to finish all the videos). I also implemented the idea of celebrating your accomplishments (I like a silent, "Yay!" with my arms raised in triumph).
Some of the habits-forming techniques I've heard of before like pomodoro technique and breaking down tasks into smaller pieces. What I found interesting was how systematic human behaviour can really be. These kinds of systems work really well for people who like to be analytical and break down concepts into pieces - for example, recognizing the intrinsic and extrinsic rewards that work for you and how to implement them in your life, or how to break down a larger task like weight lose into the smaller pieces that make that goal achievable. That being said, there's a balance between programming human behaviour with triggers and practice, and honouring our natural rhythms and cycles like one of the last articles explained.
Celebrations definintely work for me - taking time to recognize effort goes a long way for me in validating that effort. It makes the to-do list feel less daunting because I know that no matter what I accomplish, I'm a superstar for doing it ;) The pomodoro technique was also good for me, with some variation - I have more concentration in the mornings than afternoons, so I would give myself longer focus blocks in the first half of the day, or not at all and just use the technique for afternoons when I have more difficulty focusing.
I liked many of the ideas conveyed from Fogg and from the "Seven Counterinuitive Ways...". I want to try implementing tiny new habits after already-developed habits - and then celebrate them. I also want to "aim to get nothing done", which again makes you feel accomplished when you do complete tasks. I also definitely want to try giving myself less time - I know that I often procrastinate because I know I have enough time, often too much time. But it just means I spend a lot of time sitting around bored, avoiding doing things, and in turn not doing anything fun.  I think that technique will go a long way for me.


Because of innocent or unrelated behavior during a silent auction, a character finds he has unintentionally bid an outlandish price on — and won — some expensive item. The accidental bidder will usually accept the purchase because he's too embarrassed to explain that it was a misunderstanding. If he does try to explain that it was a misunderstanding, the auctioneer won't care anyway, and he'll force the bidder to accept the purchase.
Usually a Comedy Trope, but sometimes used as plot device leading to an adventure of sorts; The more useless an auction item looks, the more likely it is to be either magical or contain mysterious old maps.
Examples:
- A "Head and Shoulders" ad showed a man accidentally buying an expensive icon because he kept scratching his head with his bidding number in his hand.
- An ad for Mikado chocolate biscuit sticks has a man in the middle of an auction pulling a Mikado out of its box, and this being mistaken as a bid for a stuffed yak. It ends with him guiltily eating the biscuit while his wife glares at him.
- Hunter × Hunter. Gon's allies decide to teach him how an auction works — after it starts. Gon 'bids' an insane amount of money. Fortunately they are outbid and escape the consequences of his foolishness.
- Was a staple device of children's comics like The Beano back in the 1990s (and may still be).
- This has been a staple device of Disney Comics ever since Carl Barks. Goofy and the ducks are especially prone to it.
- Donald accidentally bought an old boat in an auction in a Carl Barks story.
- Goofy accidentally bought a painting while trying to tell the hours to a deaf man.
- Used at least once in an Archie comic: Betty tries to tell Archie — over traffic noise —how much money she's saved up and ends up accidentally getting the winning bid on a stuffed moose's head. Considering how often staple comedy devices are used in Archie Comics, this is probably not the only example in existence.
- This gets taken to extremes in another story. First Betty accidentally wins a bid she didn't want by waving at Archie and Veronica when they enter. Then Archie does the same when demonstrating to Betty how she waved. Then Veronica does it by tugging her ear and Betty does it again by scratching her nose.
- Achille Talon has one where a hideous work of "art" is sold due to the presence of flies in the room. Fortunately, the auctioneer buys it back (after several unsuccessful attempts to get rid of the thing) as it turns to be worth a lot more than it was sold for.
- Hägar the Horrible: Lucky Eddie does this once by waving to someone in an auction. To make the whole thing even more embarrassing, it is at a harem girls auction in the middle east.
- Blondie: Blondie and Dagwood were at least smart enough to know and try to avoid this when they attended an auction... unfortunately, Dagwood developed a case of the hiccups.
- A variation of this occurs in Ralph Breaks the Internet; Ralph and Vanellope fully intended to visit eBay - represented in Cyberspace as a vast auction house - to find the last remaining Sugar Rush steering wheel. However, being video game characters from the arcade era, they have no understanding how money, let alone auctions, actually work and mistake it for a game where the person who shouts the highest number wins, leading to them bidding the absurdly high sum of $27,001 for the wheel. Them attempting to scrounge up that amount in less than eight hours constitutes a significant chunk of the movie's plot.
- In The Million Pound Note, a child waves at Henry while he's at an auction. He waves back. The auctioneer thinks he's bidding, and he ends up buying a vase he doesn't have the money to pay for.
- In Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Lara attends an auction to meet with someone and accidentally bids on something expensive and fairly hideous. Her face betrays her relief when she is outbid.
- In MouseHunt, Lars and Ernie Smuntz inherited their father's house and tried to sell it in an auction. While they were chasing a mouse, Ernie accidentally made a bid but quickly undid the misunderstanding.
- In Abbott and Costello Join the Foreign Legion, Lou accidentally wins a slave girl auction by repeatedly waving to a girl when he was just being friendly, not knowing that the auctioneer is misinterpreting him as bidding. When he and Lou try to get out of it, the auctioneer won't hear of it, noting that Lou's win is a good buy. To that, Lou responds "Good buy? Goodbye!" as he makes a break for it.
- This trope sets off the plot of Mr. Drake's Duck. Mrs Drake is mistaken for passionately wanting sixty ducks when she is waving to a friend and has no choice but to take them home to her stressed husband.
- Paddington Bear once went to an auction. He found it a very friendly place. People kept on waving at him, so naturally he waved back...
- In Bagthorpes Haunted, Mr Bagthorpe chooses the worst possible bidding sign for someone who spent the night before staying up hoping to see ghosts — a half-stifled yawn.  Due to a lack of coordination, he also accidentally gets into a bidding war with his wife over several pieces of bad furniture they want for the house.
- In the children's novel By The Great Horn Spoon, the characters are talking amongst themselves during an auction. At one point Jack says the word "ate" in response to another character's question, and the auctioneer overhears and interprets this as an eight-dollar bid for what turns out to be a bushel of neckties (for comparison, the last genuine bid was at two dollars).
- In Jeffrey Archer's As the Crow Flies Charlie Trumper starts making higher bids on the auctioneer property to force Mrs. Trentham to bid up to her total cash reserves. Once that happens, his wife Rebecca accidentally bids again. It works out as Mrs. Trentham also bids again and is eventually forced to sacrifice her bid deposit as she can't honor the hammer price. Charlie is able to buy the shop at a much cheaper price afterwards.
- Referenced in one of the Babysitters Club books where when their school holds a charity auction, one of the girls confidently declares that she's familiar with how auctions work from movie scenes in which someone sneezes and then has to buy something terribly expensive.
- In the second Tour of Doctor Syntax (1820), the title character accidentally bids on one of his own books, making this trope Older Than Radio at the very least:
- May have originated on The Dick Van Dyke Show, in an episode where the characters (who are TV show writers) make accidental bids while joking about writing a sketch where the character makes accidental bids.
- Perfect Strangers did this with a bottle of wine, by having Larry try to teach Balki the basics of how these auctions work and end up winning the wine... and then having Balki tickle some bidders into making Accidental Bids of their own to make a profit from the wine.
- Sanford and Son had Fred perform outlandish gesticulations to prompt the other bidders to go higher—after seeing Lamont do it—and he ended up buying the very piece the two had put up for sale, at a ridiculous markup.
- This was copied from the British original Steptoe and Son, where it happened in the episode 'Crossed Swords'. It's not really an example of an accidental bid, though, as they were deliberately bidding to force up the price.
- The Golden Girls, when Rose fans herself with the bidding paddle.
- On Friends, Joey once bought an expensive boat at auction because he thought that he was meant to guess the price of the boat rather than pay that amount.
- In Arrested Development, Buster accidentally bids on his mother's best friend and chief social rival, whom he was trying to avoid, when he was supposed to bid on his mother(the two share a first name).
- Subverted in an episode of Forever Knight. Nick really is bidding on the item, but his partner Schanke, who doesn't yet know that Nick is insanely wealthy, thinks he's doing it by accident.
- In an episode of Psych, Gus sniffs around people at an auction, looking for a certain perfume that Shawn deduced the murderer was wearing. The auctioneer thinks Gus is bidding, so Gus ends up bidding on and winning... an old and quite large Confederate flag. Gus is black.
- Discussed in an episode of No Reservations — in the Korean episode, Tony notices that everyone's bidding on fish by raising their hands madly. He tells Nari to keep her hand down or she'll end up buying a ton of cod.
- Didi Mocó accidentally bought several stuff while talking to other people in an auction.
- Happened to Dwight on The Office. He thought the other bidders were guessing the value of the items wrong and takes great care to put in the correct amount. He ends up getting every item on the auction, then realizes that he has to actually buy them.
- In one episode of Mario Eats Italy — Mario Batali's show on the Food Network 2001-2003, in which he tours Italy with his idiot assistant Rooney — they go to a seafood auction at some seaport town; it's run as a reverse auction, with a continuously-descending price for each lot of fish (or whatever) displayed, and the first to press the button gets the lot at the displayed price. Rooney leans on a button accidentally, landing Batali and Rooney with a tray of seafood for which they have paid far too much, and they wander the streets of town looking for someplace to cook it before it spoils.
- At the end of the third season of To the Manor Born a servant taking a drink in an auction for a stately home is taken as a bid, more than once. Subverted, however, in that when the item is sold he gives his employer's name, having been asked to bid covertly.
- Murder, She Wrote: In "Deadly Bidding", Charlie Garret is bidding on a painting, but drops out when the bidding passes $100,000. However, when he attempts to signal Jessica, he actually bids $400,000 and wins the auction.
- Dennis the Menace: The 1986 version had a short called "Lights, Camera, Auction!" where Dennis and Mr. Wilson go to an auction. Wilson winds up winning several very expensive items, and is warned to pay or else!
- The Real Ghostbusters had Peter Venkman win a book containing the Horsemen of the Apocalypse by sneezing during an auction.
- Happened in an episode of the 1980s cartoon series Alvin and the Chipmunks, where Alvin was pretending to bid on expensive things in order to impress a rich girl; he ended up accidentally outbidding his rival on a yacht.
- Inverted on Family Guy; Stewie wants the doomsday weapon, but can't get the auctioneer's attention, being only a foot tall. Eventually, the price falls to 'free' and nobody is seen bidding.
- Done with a sneeze on the Totally Spies! episode "Do You Believe In Magic?". Sam then laments that the mission has gone over-budget.
- In a Hurricanes episode, Napper Thompson accidentally made a winning bid for the McGuffin while knocking down a man who was really trying to buy it. Even worse: the man was representing the Big Bad, Stavros Garkos. Later on, Garkos bought it from Napper, who never really wanted the McGuffin in the first place, in another auction, where one of Garkos' thugs accidentally bought another item.
- Happens to Porky Pig in the 1939 short "Porky And Teabiscuit." He answers a codger's question about what time it is, almost 11:00. The codger asks again and Porky intones "11" even louder. A fair's auctioneer mistakes it as Porky's bid and takes the $11 Porky made at the fair as payment for what turns out to be a broken down nag.
- A bit of Truth in Television here: The emperor Caligula did this to the senator Aponius Saturninus when he fell asleep at an auction. He told the auctioneer to pay attention to the senator who kept nodding at him. Aponius wound up buying thirteen gladiators for a large chunk of change.
- Obviously, real auction houses with any sort of reputation to uphold are not going to enforce accidental bids, since not only would that upset the accidental bidder, but also the one that just lost their bid for the item.
- Sandi Toksvig put the first bid on a horse she was acting as auctioneer for in order to start the bidding, only to receive no subsequent bids.


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Nao Kodaira records first 500-meter World Cup victory of season
TOMASZOW MAZOWIECKI, POLAND – Nao Kodaira won the women’s 500-meter race in the speedskating World Cup on Saturday, bouncing back from her third-place finish last week that saw her 23-race winning streak come to an end.
Kodaira, the reigning Olympic champion, crossed the line in 37.775 seconds at Arena Lodowa to win her first World Cup event of the season. Olga Fatkulina claimed silver in 37.973, while fellow Russian Daria Kachanova took bronze.
Arisa Go and Maki Tsuji were sixth and 10th in Saturday’s race, respectively.
“I can’t say for certain that I was able to perform at my best today,” said Kodaira, a 33-year-old sprint specialist.
“But I was able to regain confidence that I could do well if I skate like I always do.”
Last week, Kodaira lost a World Cup 500-meter race for the first time in four seasons when she earned bronze in the season opener, which Fatkulina won, in Minsk, Belarus.
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