Quicksilver Endurance Run
San Jose CA/USA
Website: www.quicksilver-running.com
Race Winners- 50 mile
(31 runnings)
9:06:59 8:13:07 8:15:59 7:43:52 7:45:53 12 May
2007
6:39:18
8:51:05
13 May
2006
6:41:22
8:29:57
07 May
2005
6:57:42
7:20:59
08 May
2004
6:55:47
8:10:33
10 May
2003
7:25:51
8:30:50
11 May
2002
7:33:16
6:45:56
12 May
2001
7:33:57
8:19:30
13 May
2000
8:01:19
8:26:53
08 May
1999
7:12:15
9:01:47
09 May
1998
6:58:36
7:29:48
10 May
1997
7:11:56
7:48:46
11 May
1996
6:24:31
7:59:23
13 May
1995
---
---
07 May
1994
---
---
08 May
1993
---
---
09 May
1992
---
6:43:52
11 May
1991
7:06:45
8:48:07
12 May
1990
---
---
13 May
1989
6:18:44
9:00:56
07 May
1988
---
---
09 May
1987
---
---
1986
---
---
01 Jun
1985
6:48:33
8:48:01
12 May
1984
---
---
Notes: 1984 was the inaugural year. The race distance for 2014 was 100 km.
09 May
2015
9:05:48
Chikara Omine-4 (32)
10:18:49
Meghan Arbogast (CA/USA)
10 May
2014
9:51:52
Chikara Omine-3 (31)
11:58:11
Francesca Conte (41,VA/USA)
11 May
2013
6:16:54
Chikara Omine-2 (30)
8:50:16
Kelly Ridgway (54,CA/USA)
12 May
2012
7:03:34
Lon Freeman (37,CA/USA)
Johanna Ylanen (30,CA/USA)
30 Apr
2011
6:01:45
Leor Pantilat (26,CA/USA)
Bree Lambert-2 (42)
08 May
2010
6:50:37
Zachary Landman (23)
Meredith Terranova (35,USA)
09 May
2009
6:15:41
Chikara Omine (26,CA/USA)
Beverly Anderson-Abbs (45,CA/USA)
10 May
2008
6:35:28
Graham Cooper-3 (38)
Suzanna Bon (43)
Graham Cooper-2 (37)
Bree Lambert (38)
Graham Cooper (36)
Rena Schumann-2 (44)
Glen Redpath (39)
Julie Udchachon (34,AK/USA)
Guillermo Medina (29)
Rena Schumann (42,CA/USA)
Mike Sweeney-2 (48)
Jenny Capel (30)
Mike Sweeney (47)
Ann Trason-2 (41)
Rick Simonsen (40)
Jennifer Pfeiffer (29,CA/USA)
Tom Flahavan (32)
Gayla Johnson-2 (36)
Dan Barger-3 (33)
Gayla Johnson (35)
Dan Barger-2 (32)
Kathy d'Onofrio-Wood (33,CA/USA)
Dan Barger (31,CA/USA)
Sherry Kae Johns (42,AZ/USA)
Carl Anderson (35,CA/USA)
Chrissy Duryea (35,CA/USA)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Ann Trason (31,CA/USA)
Tom Johnson (CA/USA)
Lorraine Gersitz (AZ/USA)
n/a
n/a
Tim Ball (CA/USA)
Darlene Wallach (CA/USA)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
probably not held
probably not held
Rae Clark (CA/USA)
Carol LaPlant (CA/USA) + Kathy Martin (CA/USA)
n/a
n/a
Most Wins
(1984/date)
Men
4
2
Chikara Omine (CA/USA)
2009,2013-15
Women
Gayla Johnson
1999-2000
.
Ann Trason (CA/USA)
1992,2002
.
Rena Schumann (CA/USA)
2004,2006
Bree Lambert
2007,2011
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
The race time bias is not calculated for distances beyond 45 km.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
4:40:47 4:56:26 4:45:48 5:05:49 5:03:46 12 May
2007
4:04:14
4:37:14
13 May
2006
4:05:09
4:17:15
07 May
2005
4:05:55
5:10:50
08 May
2004
4:40:03
4:37:25
10 May
2003
4:06:39
4:59:08
11 May
2002
3:44:30
4:28:38
12 May
2001
4:22:04
4:53:44
13 May
2000
3:56:01
4:50:39
08 May
1999
4:01:54
4:44:20
09 May
1998
3:40:44
4:28:42
10 May
1997
3:42:49
4:29:49
11 May
1996
3:44:03
4:49:46
13 May
1995
---
---
07 May
1994
---
---
08 May
1993
---
4:20:41
09 May
1992
---
---
11 May
1991
4:08:08
5:20:17
12 May
1990
3:38:40
---
13 May
1989
3:38:36
5:09:02
07 May
1988
---
---
09 May
1987
---
---
1986
---
---
11 May
1985
---
---
12 May
1984
---
---
Race Winners- 50 km
(31 runnings)
Notes: 1984 was the inaugural year.
09 May
2015
4:04:12
Chris Vizcaino (27,CA/USA)
4:43:45
Kimberly O'Donnell (25,CA/USA)
10 May
2014
4:01:36
Jean Pommier-2 (50)
4:36:35
Robin Young (24,CA/USA)
11 May
2013
4:30:39
Colin Alley (44,CA/USA)
4:44:36
Bree Lambert (44.CA/USA)
12 May
2012
3:55:08
Jean Pommier (48,CA/USA)
Jenny Hitchings (48,CA/USA)
30 Apr
2011
3:54:20
Chris Calzetta (29)
Adona Ramos (38)
08 May
2010
3:30:10
Leor Pantilat (25,CA/USA)
Miki Yannoni (42)
09 May
2009
4:31:33
Pastor Bejinez (29)
Caroline Barichievich (37)
10 May
2008
3:51:58
Scott McClennan (31,CAN)
Florencia Gascon-Amyx (43)
Thomas Reiss (39)
Devon Crosby-Helms (24,CA/USA)
Brian Purcell-3 (49)
Kami Semick (39,OR/USA)
Michael Buchanan (31)
Dawn Infurna-Bean (37,CA/USA)
Chris Campo (35)
Mary Fagan (28)
Tim Monaco-2 (36)
Nancee Kuehn (30)
Tim Monaco (35)
Katie Klie (41)
Erik Dube (26)
Laura Kulsik (41,CA/USA)
Tom Greene (34)
Rena Schumann (38,CA/USA)
Rick Simonsen (38)
Suzie Lister-2 (34)
Brian Purcell-2 (41)
Annamarie King (37)
Scott St John (34,UT/USA)
Luanne Park-2 (36)
Greg Nacco (36,CA/USA)
Suzie Lister (31,CA/USA)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Luanne Park (32,CA/USA)
n/a
n/a
Dave Scott-2
Tracy Achelis (USA)
Dave Scott (CA/USA)
n/a
Brian Purcell (33,CA/USA)
Jan Levet (37,CA/USA)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
probably not held
probably not held
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Most Wins
(1984/date)
Men
3
2
Brian Purcell (CA/USA)
1989,1998,2006
Women
Luanne Park (CA/USA)
1993,1997
.
Suzie Lister (CA/USA)
1996,1999
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
The race time bias is not calculated for distances beyond 45 km.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Last Updated on 20
Jan 2016
Contributors: Juraj Gasparovic (50), Jack Leydig (22), Klaas Loonstra (10)


Natsuko's mom in Nepal!
by Natsuko
Natsuko’s mom in Nepal!
My daily schedule has been definitely different these days. That’s because my mom – Monica Shinozaki is here for the first time in Nepal! I have been bugging her to come to Nepal and she’s finally decided to come all the way from Japan! So I’ve been pretty busy bringing her hear and there, revisiting the tourists sights I went to 4 years ago when I first came. I realized that ever since Take and I have arrived, 2months ago we have literally not done any form of sight seeing. It’s been great refreshment, seeing Nepal with a new pair of eyes and eating some good food.
To give a quick overview of the past couple of days…
Day 1
In the morning we went to the almighty tourist location in Kathmandu – Thamel! I generally avoid the Kathmandu side (we are located in Lalitpur, a district right next to Kathmandu) because it feels much dustier and somewhat unfamiliar, but I took a step outside of my comfort zone to bring her around the city.
Change 1 (from my daily life): Get out of Lalitpur (out of our house for that matter).
Followed immediately by,
Change 2: Travel by Taxi.
I’m usually willing to pay 15 ~30 Nepalese Rupees (approx. 15 ~30 cents) for my transportation on a public vehicle. 300 NPR for the same distance? Pfffttt. PLEASE. The ride was a lot more comfortable though. A LOT MORE.
Anyways, in Thamel we went around hunting for the shawls, the crafts, the jewelries, and all the other artisan products. Each shop has something special, and they really are not the same in every store. We found a store that had some really beautiful paper crafts like lampshades, ornaments and calendars. We even found a kettle coaster made out of small woolen balls. A random, solitary piece, but we impulsively decided to get it.
In the evening we went to the charity event for my host brother’s NGO (he was my host brother 4 years ago): Help to Needy Children. It was a live music event at a restaurant bar, and we had so much fun! We loved all the Nepali songs played by the local band. Everyone from young to old was dancing and having a blast with the hit numbers. I was able to put into good use the dance moves I learnt during Teej.
Day 2
Take’s Birthday Breakfast at our favorite Café!
Change 3: Having actual FOOD at the café - not just coffee.
Poor expats that we are, we usually just order coffee. But this time we had some gorgeous breakfast food! Thank you mom! I’m not used to eating so much in the morning anymore, I was slightly giddy by the end of the meal.
In the evening we went to see a Western and Nepali fusion Opera “Arjuna’s Dilenma”. Produced by the One Young World Theaters, this kind of fusion opera was the first of its kind in Nepal. The production was at the courtyard of the Patan Museum, and it was beautiful with the temples looming in the background. The museum itself is an old majestic building with intricate carvings on the wood and decorated with sturdy looking bronze pieces. The Opera was amazing too – there was traditional music, Jazz, a women choir group, a sax player, a ballet dancer, and all sorts of other performing art forms to depict the scenes and emotions set around Krishna and Arjun. I was spell bound for the whole 70 minutes.
Day 3
It was raining the whole day today! So my mother decided to take initiative to do some volunteer work here.
Change 4: Innovation in the Kitchen
She took it upon herself to renovate the whole kitchen.
She pulled out all the 100 yen shop supplies that I brought here previously and totally reformed the place. She organized everything in different compartments, set up racks to hang up thing, put curtains to cover up the storage, and even placed some styrohfome lying around on the wall for a funky touch. I didn’t think my kitchen was so bad before but now looking at the transformation I was blown away. This was true innovation.
In the evening we went to Mangal Bazaar. We walked inside the square and did a whole big round going through the small alleyways. Mangal Bazaar is one of my favorite places, because people’s lives were so closely integrated with the ancient buildings and temples. People simply sat around them watching the world go by, or would buy some things at the small stores that dominated the street side. It’s not the case where the temples are strictly restricted to it being a tourist spot, and people’s daily lives being something else. They co-existed, and I loved that atmosphere.
The nice thing about shopping at these local stores in Nepal is that people don’t really try to rip tourists off. There are comparatively less people who demand for a exorbitant price, and they don’t really push you into buying things. I can hold a friendly conversation, learn about them and the products before deciding to make a purchase. And that generally works, because we feel more inclined to by it then simply walking away.
The adventures to be continued!
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Dan Osborne issues Instagram statement after Jacqueline Jossa wins I'm A Celebrity amid controversy
The former EastEnders actress triumphed over Coronation Street's Andy Whyment and radio DJ Roman Kemp
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistDan Osborne has spoken out over Jacqueline Jossa's I'm A Celebrity victory.
The Only Way is Essex hunk spoke after she won the 2019 series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
The former EastEnders actress triumphed over Coronation Street's Andy Whyment and radio DJ Roman Kemp.
Jacqueline, wife of Dan, won the show to be named queen of the jungle.
Osborne wrote on Instagram: "My jungle Queen!! Words can not describe how proud I am of this woman!
"She absolutely smashed it from day 1 and deserves this sooo much!! Well done baby."
The former The Only Way Is Essex star flew out to Australia to greet his wife as she left the jungle as their marriage was the subject of tabloid headlines.
While she was in the jungle, her campmate and Rak-Su star Myles Stephenson reportedly told her that Osborne cheated on her with Stephenson's ex-girlfriend Gabby Allen.
Osborne and Allen were previously in the Celebrity Big Brother house together.
However, Osborne and Jossa embraced and posed for photographs together after she crossed the bridge to leave the show.
Stephenson wrote on his Instagram story that Jossa deserved to win from day one, adding: "So proud of my lil sister."
Their fellow campmate Caitlyn Jenner also celebrated with her, writing: "Congratulations to my sweet friend @jacjossa witnessing your growth on this show was amazing! Congrats Jungle Jack!"
Meanwhile, fellow camper Kate Garraway wrote: "She did it!!! All hail the jungle queen - love ya @jacjossa... now go cuddle your babies!"
Just before she won, she told hosts Ant & Dec: "It was not what I expected.
"It was a lot harder. I didn't think it would be such a turning point in life, I went in as one person, I feel like I have come out as a different person.
"I've grown in confidence and found who I am as a person."
She added: "I think it's so easy to care so much what other people think of you, trolls, people who say nasty things for the sake of it and I try to change their opinion.
 Here I have different people bigging me up of different ages, I can't really work out what is happening.
"I've always been known as Lauren from EastEnders, or a doormat, or whatever you want to call it, and coming here I have actually proved myself."
After the show Declan Donnelly wrote on Ant & Dec's Twitter account: "Thanks for your company on here tonight and all series of this years £ImACeleb. It's been a blast.
"Thanks for the messages and the laughs."
The duo reunited for the 2019 series of the show after Donnelly hosted it with Holly Willoughby last year while Ant McPartlin took a break from his TV commitments after being arrested for drink driving.


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This tutorial is aimed to show you how to set up a basic Docker-based Python development environment in PyCharm.
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Dockerfile:
Create a new text file called Dockerfile with no extension and add below lines:
FROM python:3
ADD my_script.py /
RUN pip install pystrich
CMD [ "python", "./my_script.py" ]
The Python script my_script.py looks like the following:
# Sample taken from pyStrich GitHub repository
# https://github.com/mmulqueen/pyStrich
from pystrich.datamatrix import DataMatrixEncoder
encoder = DataMatrixEncoder('This is a DataMatrix.')
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Once you’ve built your Docker image and opened your project folder in PyCharm navigate to File > Settings > Project > Python Interpreter.
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Errata ID: 1964
Status: Verified
Type: Technical
Reported By: Alfred Hoenes
Date Reported: 2009-12-21
Verifier Name: Brian Haberman
Date Verified: 2012-09-07
Section 7, Fig. 9 says:
| MN MoS |===================================| |======| |===================| + ---------+ +---------+ | MIH USER | +------+ +------+ +------+ +------+ | MIH USER| | +------+ | | TCP | |DHCP | |DHCP | | TCP | | +------+| | | MIHF | | |Client| |Client| |Server| |Server| | | MIHF || +----------+ +------+ +------+ +------+ +------++----------+ | | | | | | ...
It should say:
| MN Mobility Server |===================================| |======| |===================| + ---------+ +---------+ | MIH USER | +------+ +------+ +------+ +------+ | MIH USER| | +------+ | | TCP | |DHCP | |DHCP | | TCP | | +------+| | | MIHF | | |Client| |Client| |Server| |Server| | | MIHF || +----------+ +------+ +------+ +------+ +------++----------+ | | | | | | ...
Notes:
Rationale:
The published RFC uses improved terminology, distinguishing
between "MoS" (IEEE 802.21 Mobility Services) and "Mobility
Servers" providing these services -- cf. Section 2 of the RFC.
Unfortunately, this change has been missed for the heading of
Figure 9, on top of page 20.
Errata ID: 1962
Status: Held for Document Update
Type: Editorial
Reported By: Alfred Hoenes
Date Reported: 2009-12-21
Held for Document Update by: Brian Haberman
Section 11.2 says:
[IEEE80221] "IEEE Standard for Local and Metropolitan Area Networks - Part 21: Media Independent Handover Services", IEEE LAN/MAN Std 802.21-2008, January 2009, | http://www.ieee802.org/21/private/Published%20Spec/ | 802.21-2008.pdf (access to the document requires | membership).
It should say:
[IEEE80221] "IEEE Standard for Local and Metropolitan Area Networks - Part 21: Media Independent Handover Services", IEEE LAN/MAN Std 802.21-2008, January 2009, | http://standards.ieee.org/getieee802/802.21.html.
Notes:
Rationale: By the time of publication of the RFC, the 6-month
IEEE 802 grace period had passed for more than 5 months, and
the specification is now available freely as usual.
Errata ID: 1963
Status: Held for Document Update
Type: Editorial
Reported By: Alfred Hoenes
Date Reported: 2009-12-21
Held for Document Update by: Brian Haberman
Section 5.3,1st para says:
| To discover a Mobility Server in a remote network other than home network, the MN MUST use the DNS-based MoS discovery method described in [RFC5679]. [...]
It should say:
| To discover a Mobility Server in a remote network other than the home network, the MN MUST use the DNS-based MoS discovery method described in [RFC5679]. [...]
Notes:
Rationale: Missing article.
Other editorial flaw (keep for update!):
The text of Section 2.1 (page 7) is indented too much;
should be same indentation as for the body of Section 3.
Errata ID: 1965
Status: Held for Document Update
Type: Editorial
Reported By: Alfred Hoenes
Date Reported: 2009-12-21
Held for Document Update by: Brian Haberman
Section 6.3,2nd para says:
[...] The default maximum number of retransmissions is set to 2 and the initial retransmission timer | (TMO) is set to 3s when RTT is not known. The maximum TMO is set to 30s.
It should say:
[...] The default maximum number of retransmissions is set to 2 and the initial retransmission timer | (TMO) is set to 3s when the RTT is not known. The maximum TMO is set to 30s.
Notes:
Rationale:
Missing article; adjustment to use of language in preceding text.
Errata ID: 1966
Status: Held for Document Update
Type: Editorial
Reported By: Alfred Hoenes
Date Reported: 2009-12-21
Held for Document Update by: Brian Haberman
Section 8 says:
| [...] Since IEEE 802.21 base specification does not provide MIH protocol level security, it is assumed that either lower layer security (e.g., link layer) or overall system-specific (e.g., proprietary) security solutions are available. [...]
It should say:
| [...] Since the IEEE 802.21 base specification does not provide MIH protocol level security, it is assumed that either lower layer security (e.g., link layer) or overall system-specific (e.g., proprietary) security solutions are available. [...]
Notes:
Rationale: Missing article. (Keep for update!)
Errata ID: 1967
Status: Held for Document Update
Type: Editorial
Reported By: Alfred Hoenes
Date Reported: 2009-12-21
Held for Document Update by: Brian Haberman
Section 8.1 says:
a) 1st para: [...] In such cases, the link between the DHCP client and Layer 2 termination point may be protected, but the DHCP message source and its messages cannot be authenticated or the integrity of the latter | checked unless there exits a security binding between link layer and DHCP layer. b) 2nd para: v | In the case where DNS is used for discovering MoS, fake DNS requests and responses may cause denial of service (DoS) and the inability of the MN to perform a proper handover, respectively. Where networks are exposed to such DoS, it is RECOMMENDED that DNS service providers use the Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) as described in [RFC4033]. Readers may also refer to [RFC4641] to consider the aspects of DNSSEC operational practices.
It should say:
a) 1st para: [...] In such cases, the link between the DHCP client and Layer 2 termination point may be protected, but the DHCP message source and its messages cannot be authenticated or the integrity of the latter | checked unless there exists a security binding between link layer and DHCP layer. b) 2nd para: vvvvv | In the case where the DNS is used for discovering MoS, fake DNS requests and responses may cause denial of service (DoS) and the inability of the MN to perform a proper handover, respectively. Where networks are exposed to such DoS, it is RECOMMENDED that DNS service providers use the Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) as described in [RFC4033]. Readers may also refer to [RFC4641] to consider the aspects of DNSSEC operational practices.
Notes:
Rationale:
a) typo
b) missing article


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This package contains functions for measuring efficiency and productivity of decision making units (DMUs) under the framework of Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) and its variations.
| Version: | 0.5-8 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 1.8.0), lpSolve, gdata, Hmisc, rms, geometry, psych, pwt |
| Suggests: | gtools |
| Published: | 2013-02-22 |
| Author: | Dong-hyun Oh, with Dukrok Suh |
| Maintainer: | Dong-hyun Oh <oh.donghyun77 at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://www.r-project.org |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | nonparaeff results |
| Reference manual: | nonparaeff.pdf |
| Package source: | nonparaeff_0.5-8.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: nonparaeff_0.5-8.zip, r-release: nonparaeff_0.5-8.zip, r-oldrel: nonparaeff_0.5-8.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: nonparaeff_0.5-8.tgz, r-oldrel: nonparaeff_0.5-8.tgz |
| Old sources: | nonparaeff archive |
| Reverse imports: | Compind |
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   Wrong, motherfucker.   You loaded all 7 fontfaces of a shitty webfont just so you could say "Hi." at 100px height at the beginning of your site?
 You thought you needed media queries to be responsive, but no. Responsive means that it responds to whatever motherfucking screensize it's viewed on.
 You can read it ... that is, if you can read, motherfucker. It makes sense. It has motherfucking hierarchy.  That's semantics, motherfucker.

Cross-browser compatibility? Load this motherfucker in IE6.
This is a website. Look at it. You've never seen one before.
  This is a real, naked website. Look at it.
"Good design is as little design as possible."
- some German motherfucker


1. What was the first commercial computer that had a GUI and a mouse?
2. What do we mean by a Dragon Skin Body Armour?
3. In India, the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme certifies which valuable mineral?
4. What flavour is Cointreau?
5. The Winsock library includes what type of functions?
6. Apple's QuickTime technology is designed to handle what type of files?
7. What is a group of ravens known as?
8. May Queen, Wisley Crab, Foxwhelps and Lane's Prince Albert are all species of what?
9. Lua is a simplistic type of what?
10. What is the Karni Mata Temple, Deshnoke, India, famous for?
Click Submit when you finish.


Note: To complete these procedures, you must be assigned a role having the necessary permissions. To determine your role, follow the directions in Participant roles. For a basic understanding of roles and permissions, see Permissions and roles: Overview.
To merge announcements (i.e., to display one or more worksite's announcements in another site):
Announcements
.
Merge
.
Save
.


ITS::DOM::Element - Represents a DOM element
use ITS::DOM::Element qw(new_element); my $element = new_element('name', {att => 'value'}, 'some text'); print $element->att('att');# 'value'
This module is meant for internal use by the ITS::* modules only. It is a thin wrapper around an XML::LibXML::Element. It inherits all methods from ITS::DOM::Node.
The following function may be exported from ITS::DOM::Element.
new_element
Arguments: a tag name and optionally a hash of attribute name-value pairs and text to store in the element.
Creates and returns a new ITS::DOM::Node object representing an element with the given name and attributes.
is_inline
Returns true if this element appears to be inline, false if block. An element is considered block if it is preceded and followed by a newline (and optionally other whitespace), or if it is the root element.
For example, here are some block elements:
...some text... <block1> <block2>...text...</block2> </block1> ...some text...
and here are some inline elements:
...some text... <block> ...text1...<inline1>...text2</inline1>text2... <inline2>...text1...</inline2> ...text2... ...text1...<inline3>...text2</inline3> </block> ...some text...
att
If this node is an element, returns the value of the given attribute. The first argument is either the attribute name (with prefix if attribute has one), or, if the namespace is provided as a second argument, then the attribute's local name.
set_att
Arguments: name, value, and optional namespace URI for the desired attribute.
Sets the attribute with the given name to the given value/namespace for this element.
remove_att
Arguments: name, value, and optional namespace URI for the desired attribute.
Removes the specified attribute from its containing element.
set_namespace
Input arguments are namespace URI and optionally a prefix. This method assigns the given namespace URI and prefix to this element. A missing prefix argument will make the namespace the default namespace for this element.
atts
Returns a hash pointer containing all of this element's attributes and their values.
get_ns_declarations
Similar to get_namespaces
, but only returns values for namespaces declared on this element.
strip_ns
Replaces an entire element with an identical node which is in the null namespace, and whose attributes are also in the null namespace. Also removes all namespace declarations. Any child elements who use the namespace will have the namespace declared on them, instead. If the input element had any namespacing to remove, the newly created element is returned. Otherwise, the original element is returned.
Creating a new element in order to remove namespacing is a requirement of LibXML's design.
child_els
Returns an array pointer containing the child elements of this element. You may optionally provide name and namespace parameters ($el->child_els($name, $ns)
) to restrict the list of children that is returned to those with the given name or name and namespace.
If both a name and a namespace are provided, the name should be the local name (without a prefix). '*' can be provided as the namespace to match any namespace and only filter returned elements by local name.
Nathan Glenn<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This software is Copyright (c) 2013 by DFKI.
This is free software, licensed under:
The MIT (X11) License


Everyday our society creates new goods and throws away the old ones. We believe that goods once served its purpose for someone could still be valuable to someone else in a different place and a different situation. At Mercari, we are committed to building a peer-to-peer marketplace where anyone can buy & sell easily and safely, to reduce the waste by finding value in goods that are once loved.
To become a disruptive company, we must think big and act on bold ideas. We strive for impact and accept new challenges.
Team success comes first over anything else. We all work together towards one common goal, the company mission.
We are a group of talented individuals where everyone brings unique value and skills.


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Database Url
Database Username
Database Password


{{ _('Join our Army of Awesome') }}
{% trans %}
Love Firefox and have a few moments to help?
Help other Firefox users on Twitter.
Good things will come to those who tweet!
{% endtrans %}
{% if user.has_perm('customercare.ban_account') or user.has_perm('customercare.ignore_account') %}
{% endif %}
{{ _('How to be effective:') }}
- {{ _('Focus on people who need help or have questions') }}
- {{ _('Customize canned replies - make each tweet unique') }}
- {{ _("Remove tweets that aren't really about Firefox or don't need a reply") }}
{% include 'customercare/reply_modal.html' %}
{% include 'customercare/twitter_modal.html' %}
{% endblock %}


Salmon Cookies
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Sales
Merch (coming soon)
Online Orders (coming soon)
Add a Store
Store Name
Minimum Customers Served Per Hour
Maximum Customers Served Per Hour
Average Cookies Sold per Customer
Add Store


Weekend traffic changes for Three Miles
THE Natonal Works Agency (NWA) says a number of traffic changes will be implemented at Three Miles, St Andrew, on the weekend to facilitate critical waterline connection works within the interchange.
According to the NWA, commencing tonight and until Sunday, access will be restricted to the lower overpass bridge along Spanish Town Road as well as to some local roads
Only a single lane of traffic travelling from the direction of downtown Kingston towards Six Miles will be allowed onto the lower overpass, while the local road will be closed and motorists redirected onto Bell Road. The bridge will continue to facilitate two-lane traffic travelling from Six Miles towards downtown Kingston, however, the roadway will be reduced to single lane on exiting the ramp at Tools Hardware (located at the eastern side of Spanish Town Road).
Communication and customer services manager at the NWA, Stephen Shaw, said the planned activities will not affect access to the higher overpass bridge which extends from Marcus Garvey Drive to Hagley Park Road. He, however, said movement between both ground level roadways will be impacted.
Motorists travelling on the local road along Hagley Park Road towards Three Miles will be allowed only as far as the National Commercial Bank, at which point they will be required to turnaround onto either Olympic Way or back onto Hagley Park Road.
In addition, motorists travelling from Marcus Garvey Drive will not be allowed to turn either right or left onto Spanish Town Road. Motorists wishing to access the western side of Spanish Town Road should continue straight and use Olympic Way and Coburn Avenue, while those travelling to the eastern side of Spanish Town Road may use the higher overpass bridge to travel up to Waltham Park Road.
In order to avoid delays, said the NWA, motorists may opt for alternative routes, where possible.
“The contractors have been instructed to erect the requisite directional and road closure signs at the appropriate locations to guide the travelling public, who in turn, are expected to obey these instructions,” said Shaw.


Position property
The position: CSS property specifies the type of positioning method used for an element (static, relative, absolute or fixed).
Look at css tag and follow the instructions for best understanding of the information here
Static
Static is the default value. Elements render in order as they appear in the html flow, the top, right, bottom, left and z-index properties do not apply.
Relative
The element is positioned relative to its normal position, in simple words, it is like static, elements render in order as they appear in the html document, but you can move it around using left, right, top and bottom relative to its position, it will leave a white space where it is supposed to be in first place.
Absolute
The element is positioned relative to its first positioned (not static) ancestor element, it will not leave white space for the element
If you want to have more control over absolute elements position, put them inside a non static element
Fixed
Do not leave space for the element. Instead, position it at a specified position relative to the screen's viewport and don't move it when scrolled.


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You conjure an extradimensional dwelling in range that lasts for the duration. You choose where its one entrance is located. The entrance shimmers faintly and is 5 feet w ide and 10 feet tall. You and any creature you designate when you cast the spell can enter the extradimensional dwelling as long as the portal remains open. You can open or close the portal if you are within 30 feet of it. While closed, the portal is invisible.
Beyond the portal is a magnificent foyer with numerous chambers beyond. The atmosphere is clean, fresh, and warm.
You can create any floor plan you like, but the space can't exceed 50 cubes, each cube being 10 feet on each side. The place is furnished and decorated as you choose. It contains sufficient food to serve a ninecourse banquet for up to 100 people. A staff of 100 near-transparent servants attends all who enter. You


UK Conservatives' lead over Labour widens slightly: ICM poll
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party has edged a bit further ahead of the opposition Labour Party during the past week, an opinion poll by ICM for Reuters showed on Monday, ahead of a Dec. 12 election.
Support for the Conservatives rose one point to 39% while the Labour Party held steady at 31%, ICM said.
The pro-European Union Liberal Democrats were also unchanged at 15% but the Brexit Party fell one point to 8%.
ICM surveyed 2,035 people online between Nov. 8 and 11.


Bay Area Energy Events
The San Francisco Bay Area has a ton of clean energy related events! If you're interested in getting involved in the clean energy community here, try coming to some events. I've compiled a calendar that has all the events from all the organizations I follow. Maintained by Daniel Roesler.
Calendar
Feel free to subscribe to this calendar. Here are various subscription links:
- Add to Apple iCal: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/61bb38nklll6noatmbt4m88518%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
- Add to Google Calendar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Add to Microsoft Outlook: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/61bb38nklll6noatmbt4m88518%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
Organizations
Here's the list of organizations I follow to build the calendar. Please join the ones you like!
- https://www.ypesfbayarea.org/
- http://www.meetup.com/Data-Science-for-Sustainability/
- http://www.meetup.com/Women-in-Cleantech-Sustainability/
- https://www.meetup.com/ClimateLink-SanFrancisco/
- http://www.meetup.com/Software-for-Renewable-Energy-Bay-Area/
- https://berc.berkeley.edu/calendar
- https://calssa.org/events


Directs personnel and Cyber Warfare Operations. Coordinates with other Operators and teams performing weapons control,
surveillance, and network activities. Develops and executes tactics, techniques, and procedures to meet Combatant Commander
intent.
Participates in research, development and operational testing and evaluation to determine new capabilites and
modifications to existing systems. Assesses and reverse engineers network nodes and infrastructure devices; to include operating
systems and software applications to determine capabilities, functionalities, limitations and vulnerabilities.
Performs network attack activities to include effects gained from emerging technology such as: disruption, data
manipulation, degradation, destruction and denial of C2 while maintaining operational situational awareness.
Conducts network defense operations of friendly forces and vital interests from hostile attacks. Defense techniques
consist of active and passive cyberspace operations including employment of defensive measures designed to deny
attacking adversaries or reduce their effectiveness.
Network defense includes measures to preserve, protect,
recover, and reconstitute friendly cyberspace capabilities before, during, and after a hostile attack.


Advanced Parameters¶
It is great that you can abstract your project to use different parameters on each stage, but sometimes the fact that those parameters are static makes quite hard to describe your needs.
There are two ways you can customize your parameters further, Protocols and Templates.
Protocols¶
Protocols are helpers which will allows you to make the value of one parameter be dynamic. Protocols are evaluated on apply
time.
Environment Variables¶
You can make the value of your parameter be based on any environment variable using the env://
protocol.
---
MyParameter: env://MY_ENV_VARIABLE
gordon will make the parameter MyParameter
value be whatever MY_ENV_VARIABLE
value is on apply
time.
Dynamodb¶
You can dynamically lookup for dynamodb tables which name starts with, ends with or matches certain text.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
dynamodb-startswith:// |
Table name startswith certain text |
dynamodb-endswith:// |
Table name ends with certain text |
dynamodb-match:// |
Table name match certain regular expression |
Example:
---
MyParameter: dynamodb-startswith://clients-
gordon will make the parameter MyParameter
value be the full name of the table which name starts with clients-
.
If several (or none) dynamodb tables match any of these criterias, gordon will fail before trying to apply this project.
Dynamodb Streams¶
You can dynamically lookup for dynamodb streams which table name starts with, ends with or matches certain text.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
dynamodb-stream-startswith:// |
Table name startswith certain text |
dynamodb-stream-endswith:// |
Table name ends with certain text |
dynamodb-stream-match:// |
Table name match certain regular expression |
Example:
---
MyParameter: dynamodb-stream-startswith://clients-
gordon will make the parameter MyParameter
value be the ARN
of the stream of which table name starts with clients-
.
If several (or none) dynamodb tables match any of these criterias, gordon will fail before trying to apply this project.
Kinesis¶
You can dynamically lookup for kinesis streams which name starts with, ends with or matches certain text.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
kinesis-startswith:// |
Kinesis stream name startswith certain text |
kinesis-endswith:// |
Kinesis stream name ends with certain text |
kinesis-match:// |
Kinesis stream name match certain regular expression |
Example:
---
MyParameter: kinesis-startswith://events-
gordon will make the parameter MyParameter
value be the full name of the table which name starts with events-
.
If several (or none) kinesis streams match any of these criterias, gordon will fail before trying to apply this project.
Jinja2 Templates¶
If you want to customize your parameter values even further, you can use jinja2 syntax to customize the value of your parameters.
The context gordon will provide to this jinja helper is:
stage
: The name of the stage where you are applying your project.aws_region
: The name of the AWS_REGION where you are applying your project.aws_account_id
: The ID of the account that you are using to apply your project.env
: All available environment variables.
Example:
---
MyBucket: "company-{{ stage }}-images"
There are lot’s of things you can do with Jinja2. For more information Jinja2 Template Designer Documentation


Class backend\models\ProgramSearch
| Inheritance | backend\models\ProgramSearch » backend\models\Program » yii\db\ActiveRecord |
|---|
ProgramSearch represents the model behind the search form about backend\models\Program
.
Public Properties
| Property | Type | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|---|
| $create_revision | backend\models\Program |
Public Methods
| Method | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|
| attributeLabels() | backend\models\Program | |
| behaviors() | backend\models\Program | |
| find() | backend\models\Program | |
| getProgramSubjects() | backend\models\Program | |
| getSatker() | backend\models\Program | |
| getTrainings() | backend\models\Program | |
| rules() | backend\models\ProgramSearch | |
| scenarios() | backend\models\ProgramSearch | |
| search() | Creates data provider instance with search query applied | backend\models\ProgramSearch |
| setSatker() | Generates password hash from password and sets it to the model | backend\models\Program |
| tableName() | backend\models\Program |


---
layout: presentation
title: Introduction
permalink: /01s-intro/
---
# Introduction
- Programmieren 3: mandatory class for CS majors
- materials
- https://hsro-inf-prg3.github.io
- Github organization: https://github.com/hsro-inf-prg3 (BIO)
- ...in English! ☺
- slides, lecture notes, assignments (with Readmes)
- class: Wednesdays, 8a
- tutorials:
- associate lecturer: [Peter Kurfer](https://github.com/baez90)
- Wednesdays 9.45a/11.45a/1.45p
- sign up [through community](https://www.fh-rosenheim.de/community/inf-community/lehrveranstaltungen/details/?tx_fhalumni_pi1%5Buid%5D=3134#registration)
???
https://github.com/gnab/remark/wiki/Formatting
Materialien auf Englisch, Vorlesung aber auf Deutsch.
Github orga ist closed/BIO
---
# Credits (Leistungsnachweis)
- written exam (90') at the end of the term
- you may bring one (1) book *with* ISBN number and *without* notes
- you need to sign up for the exam (OSC)
- theoretical and coding questions
---
# Reminder
.center[Choose your focus subject by end of October!]
.center[Schwerpunktwahl bis Ende Oktober!]
---
# Review (what you should know by now!)
## Programmieren 1
- imperative programming in C
- constants, variables, expressions, functions, I/O
- basic data structures (fields, arrays, lists)
- pointers ☺
## Programmieren 2
- object-oriented programming (OOP) in Java
- classes and objects (and references! ☺)
- interfaces and inheritance
- errors, exceptions and how to deal with them
---
# Agenda for Programmieren 3
See https://hsro-inf-prg3.github.io/ (Syllabus)
---
# Agenda today
0. _Inform:_
Your trusted advisors: [Google](https://google.com) -- [SO](https://stackoverflow.com) -- [Java Docs](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/) -- [Google Translate](https://translate.google.com/)
1. _Memorize:_
The git version control system (https://git-scm.com/)
2. _Automate:_
The Gradle build tool (https://gradle.org/)
3. _Organize:_
The IntelliJ IDEA (https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/)
4. _(Optional) Collaborate_
Practice cross-repository pull requests and learn about _continuous integration_ (https://travis-ci.org/)
???
SO = stackoverflow
---
# Memorize: The git VCS
- [Git](https://git-scm.com) is the _de-facto_ state of the art [version control system](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Version_control).
- Some of you might remember [CVS (concurrent versions system)](http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/cvs) or [subversion](https://subversion.apache.org/), geeks might also know of [mercurial](https://www.mercurial-scm.org/).
- Generally speaking, you should always use a version control system (VCS) when working on code, so you can keep track of changes.
- Print and laminate: https://services.github.com/on-demand/downloads/github-git-cheat-sheet.pdf
- For the more visual: http://ndpsoftware.com/git-cheatsheet.html
- If you run into a mess (and you will): http://justinhileman.info/article/git-pretty/git-pretty.png
---
# Git and feature branches
https://www.atlassian.com/continuous-delivery/continuous-delivery-workflows-with-feature-branching-and-gitflow
![Basic CD Workflow](/assets/CDworkflows_basic2.png)
---
# Automate: The Gradle Build Tool
![GBT](/assets/gradlebuildtool.png)
.center[https://gradle.org]
- `gradle init --type java-application` to bootstrap a project
- `./gradlew build` to use the [Gradle wrapper](https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/gradle_wrapper.html) to be independent of locally installed Gradle
- `apply plugin: 'eclipse'` and `./gradlew eclipse` to generate Eclipse project files
- `apply plugin: 'idea'` and `./gradlew idea` to generate IntelliJ files (note: these are file-based project descriptions, not the new directory based `.idea/*`)
---
# IntelliJ
.center[https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/]
---


Provides common interface for protocols that run on modules with Internet connectivity, such as HTTP or MQTT. Because this class is used mainly as interface, all of its virtual members must be implemented in the module class.
More...
#include <TransportLayer.h>
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| virtual int16_t | openTransportConnection (const char *host, const char *protocol, uint16_t port, uint16_t tcpKeepAlive=0)=0 |
| | Open transport layer connection. More...
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| virtual int16_t | closeTransportConnection ()=0 |
| | Close transport layer connection.  More...
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Provides common interface for protocols that run on modules with Internet connectivity, such as HTTP or MQTT. Because this class is used mainly as interface, all of its virtual members must be implemented in the module class.
◆ closeTransportConnection()
| virtual int16_t TransportLayer::closeTransportConnection |
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pure virtual |
◆ getNumBytes()
| virtual size_t TransportLayer::getNumBytes |
( |
uint32_t |
timeout = 10000 , |
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size_t |
minBytes = 10 |
|
) |
| |
|
pure virtual |
Get number of received bytes.
- Parameters
-
| timeout | Reception timeout in ms. Defaults to 10000. |
| minBytes | Minimum required number of bytes that must be received. |
- Returns
- Number of received bytes, or 0 on timeout.
Implemented in ESP8266.
◆ openTransportConnection()
| virtual int16_t TransportLayer::openTransportConnection |
( |
const char * |
host, |
|
|
const char * |
protocol, |
|
|
uint16_t |
port, |
|
|
uint16_t |
tcpKeepAlive = 0 |
|
) |
| |
|
pure virtual |
Open transport layer connection.
- Parameters
-
| host | Host to connect to. |
| protocol | Transport protocol to use. Usually "TCP" or "UDP". |
| port | to be used for the connection. |
| tcpKeepAlive | TCP keep alive interval. Defaults to 0. |
- Returns
- Status Codes
Implemented in ESP8266.
◆ receive()
| virtual size_t TransportLayer::receive |
( |
uint8_t * |
data, |
|
|
size_t |
len, |
|
|
uint32_t |
timeout = 10000 |
|
) |
| |
|
pure virtual |
Receive data.
- Parameters
-
| data | Pointer to array to save the received data. |
| len | Number of bytes to read. |
| timeout | Reception timeout in ms. Defaults to 10000. |
- Returns
- Status Codes
Implemented in ESP8266.
◆ send() [1/2]
| virtual int16_t TransportLayer::send |
( |
const char * |
data | ) |
|
|
pure virtual |
Send string-based data.
- Parameters
-
| string | String data to be sent. |
- Returns
- Status Codes
Implemented in ESP8266.
◆ send() [2/2]
| virtual int16_t TransportLayer::send |
( |
uint8_t * |
data, |
|
|
uint32_t |
len |
|
) |
| |
|
pure virtual |
Send arbitrary binary data.
- Parameters
-
| data | Data to be sent. |
| len | Number of bytes to send. |
- Returns
- Status Codes
Implemented in ESP8266.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Libraries/RadioLib/src/protocols/TransportLayer/TransportLayer.h


Activating a process instance means that the execution is running, so the token state will change.
Tasks belonging to this process instance will also be activated.
If a process instance is in the state active, the engine will also execute jobs associated with this process instance.
If this process instance have a process instance hierarchy, activating this process instance from the hierarchy will not activate other process instances from that hierarchy.
Do you really want to activate this process instance?
Suspending a process instance means that the execution is stopped, so the token state will not change. However, actions that do not change token state, like setting or removing variables, etc. will still succeed.
Tasks belonging to this process instance will also be suspended. This means that any actions influencing the tasks' lifecycles will fail, such as
If a process instance is in the state suspended, the engine will also not execute jobs associated with this process instance.
If this process instance have a process instance hierarchy, suspending this process instance from the hierarchy will not suspend other process instances from that hierarchy.
Do you really want to suspend this process instance?
The suspension state of the process instance has been updated to "active" successfully.
The suspension state of the process instance has been updated to "suspended" successfully.
The suspension state of the process instance could not be updated to "active" successfully.
The suspension state of the process instance could not be updated to "suspended" successfully.


For JABAWS Developers
The JABAWS project
This page is for anyone who wants to add a new webservice into the JABAWS framework.
- The API
- The source code
- Structure of the project
- The code structure
- Running tests
- Preparing distributive's
- Building web services artifacts
- Rough guide - adding a new web service
The API
Data model javadoc- read this if your are coding against JABA Web Services
Complete javadoc - for developers who want to use JABAWS framework and use Engines and Executables directly
The source code
Private (most up-to-date) SVN source repository:https://svn.lifesci.dundee.ac.uk/svn/barton/ptroshin/JABA2_r1
The JABAWS public code repository containing the code for each JABAWS public release is located at https://jabaws.googlecode.com/
The repository contains a complete JABAWS Eclipse project.
Of cause If you want to make a modification to the source code you would need to generate distributives yourself. To do that first generate JAX-WS artifacts using build-server task from wsbuild.xml ant script, than you could use build.xml tasks to generate any of the distributives you need.
Structure of the project
- binaries contains native executables e.g. clustalw
- src contains sources of native executables
- windows contains pre-compiled Windows binaries
- compilebin.sh - the script to complile binaries
- setexecflag.sh - the script to set executable flag for the binaries
- conf contains JABAWS configuration files
- ExecutionStatistics the database for storing collected execution statistics
- jobsout a default folder for temporary job directories
- statpages the web pages for execution statistics display
- WEB-INF default
- website contains the JABAWS web pages
- archive contains JABAWS packages, the WAR and JAR files
The code structure
- datamodel contains the JABAWS datamodel
- engine contains the JABAWS engine - the code that abstract the execution environment and executes native binaries
- runner contains the JABAWS runners - thin wrappers for native binaries
- webservices contains the JABAWS SOAP web services
- testsrc contains the JABAWS unit tests
Each source folder depends on the upper folders for compilation. For example, the datamodel is the top level folder so it has no other dependencies on other JABAWS code. The Engine level depends on the datamodel to compile etc. The web services folder is the bottom layer and depends on all the other source code.
So the JABAWS project is split into 4 layers. From bottom-up the first layer consists from the value classes used by all other layers of the hierarchy, in particular web services. So, to be able to use JABAWS one needs to have these classes. At the same time classes on this layer does not have any dependencies on the layers above.
The second layer contains code for execution of the wrappers, which are the abstraction describing native executables. JABAWS can execute tasks locally that is on the same machine as JVM and on the cluster. Thus currently code on this layer contain two engines. This layer depends on the layer underneath, the data model layer, but is completely independent from the code above.
The third layer consists of the wrappers for the native executables and classes to handle their configuration. It depends on the engines and the data model, but know nothing about the web services.
Finally, the upper layer contains the web services, that depend on all the layers below.
The layer isolation is archived though specially designed compilation task which is executed sequentially in several stages so that the first layer compiles before any other layers, second layer compiles after that and process continies before all the code is compiled. Any violation of the layer boundaries results in the compilation failure. Use Ant "Compile" or "Complile_with_debug" tasks to perform the staged compilation.
A client package contains only classes from data model layer and a simple web services client. Framework package is for anyone who want to use JABAWS framework for controlling native executables in local or cluster environments. Framework exclude the web services layer. Server package contains all the code.
Running tests
JABAWS uses TestNG framework for testing. The test results for the JABAWS package offered for download can be found here: Test Results
JABAWS uses TestNG for testing. There is a TestNG plugin available for Eclipse which has functionality similar to JUnit. However, no plugins are necessary to run the test cases, as testng jar is supplied with JABAWS together with an ant tasks to run the test cases.
The best way to ensure that JABAWS framework is completely functional on your system is to run all test cases. Test cases tests all aspects of JABAWS functionality. Consequently, one need to have non windows operation system and support of the cluster to be able to run all tests. If your system does not support cluster, then you could run all test excluding those that depends on the cluster. Several testing groups are supported:
All tests (Test)
Cluster tests (Run_cluster_dependent_test)
Cluster independent tests ()
Windows only tests (All_cluster_independent_windows_only_tests)
Performance and stability tests (Long_tests)
Re-run failed tests (Rerun_failed_tests)
Run custom test (CustomTest)
To run the tests you need to download all sources from repository. Once you have done that, enter into the command line mode, change directory to the project directory and type: ant -f build.xml <test group name>
. Make sure you have Apache Ant installed and path to ant executable is defined in your path environmental variable. Replace test group name with the one of the names given in the list above to run required group of tests e.g for running cluster only tests use the following command: ant -f build.xml Run_cluster_dependent_test If you work under Linux you could use a simple script from the root folder of repository called runtests.sh This script simply contains a collection of the test commands described above and paths to java home directory and an ant executable, which you can define once for your system and then reuse.
A handy feature of TestNG is its ability to re-run failed tests. Failed test ant file is stored in test-output/testng-failed.xml. and is used in the ant task called Rerun_failed_tests. So re-running failed tests requires no more work than running any other test group and could be accomplished with the command: ant -f build.xml Rerun_failed_tests CustomTest runs the test defined in the project root directory file called temp-testng-customsuite.xml. This file is generated by TestNG plugin every time you run the test from Eclipse. Thus an easy way to run a test in a different environment is to run it from Eclipse first and then from ant using a custom test procedure.
For cluster execution make sure that the property LD_LIBRARY_PATH defined in build.xml points to cluster engine LD libraries directory in your local system.
Preparing distributive's
There are a number of ant tasks aimed for preparing distributives for download. Currently a few types of JABAWS packages are offered
Client only (contains classes required to access JABA Web Services)
Platform specific JABAWS (windows and other)
JABAWS without binaries
JABAWS framework
Corresponding build task names are:min-jaba-client
jaba-windows, jaba-complete
jaba-no-binaries
full-jaba-client
The easiest way to build all distributives is to call build-all ant task. There are more tasks defined in build.xml than described here. They are mostly self explanatory.
If you made any changes to the data model and would like to generate a complete JABAWS distro make sure you have rebuilt jaxws artifact as described below.
Building web services artifacts
Server side artifacts should be rebuild whenever the data model, meta model or MSA interface were changed. To do that run build-server task from wsbuild.xml ant build file. WSDL files will be generated in webservices/compbio/ws/server/resource directory. It is not necessary to edit them if any of the JABAWS clients are used. JABAWS are the standard JAX-WS web services, which are WS-I basic profile compatible.
Rough guide - adding a new web service
- Add a new executable which you'd like to wrap as a JABAWS web service to the binaries folder. If it has the source code and can be recompiled for different platforms include it under binaries/src. Edit binaries/src setexecutableflag.sh and compilebin.sh scripts accordingly.
- Make sure that all the dependencies of the software being installed are satisfied. If there are other binaries they should be included as well. Keep the dependent binaries in subfolder for the main executable. Update compilebin and setexecflag scripts accordingly.
- Make sure that the new executable does not have any hard links to its dependencies, e.g. is able to run from any installation folder and does not contain any hard coded paths.
- Describe executable in conf/Exectuable.properties file. The lowercase name of the wrapper should be included in the name of the property for example Clustal properties all include clustal as a part of the name e.g. local.clustalw.bin. The same property for Mafft will be called local.mafft.bin. For more help please refer to the Executable.properties file.
- Describe the executable supported parameters in the <ExecutableName>Parameters.xml, presets in the <ExecutableName>Presets.xml and the execution limits in the <ExecutableName>Limit.xml. By convention these files are stored in conf/settings. All of these are optional. If the executable does not support parameters you do not have to mention the XXXParameter.xml file in the Executable.properties file at all. The same is true for Presets and Limits.
- Create a Java wrapper class for your executable. Create it within runner source directory. Examples of other wrappers can be found in compbio.runner.msa or compbio.runner.disorder packages. Wrapper should extend SkeletalExecutable<T> implements PipedExecutable<T> if you need to pass the input or collect the results from the standard in/out. Please see Mafft code as example. Wrapper should expend SkeletalExecutable<T> if input/output can be set as a parameter for an executable. Please see ClustalW code as example.
- Create a testcase suit for your wrapper and run the test cases.
- Create parser for the output files of your executable. Suggested location compbio.data.sequence.SequenceUtil
- Test the parser
- Decide which web services interfaces your executable is going to match.
For example if the executable output can be represented as
SequenceAnnotation then SequenceAnnotation interface might be appropriate. For multiple sequence alignment an Msa interface should be used. - If you find a web interface that matches your returning data type, then implement a web service which confirms to it within a webservices source folder.
- Register web service in WEB-INF/ web.xml and sun-jaxws.xml
- Add generated wsdl to wsbuild.xml ant script to generate the stubs.
- Run build-server task in wsbuild file. Watch for errors. If the task fails
that means that JAXB cannot serialize some of your new data structures. Add
appropriate annotations to your data types. Also check that
- you do not have interfaces to serialize. JAXB cannot serialize them.
- you have a default no args constructor (can be private if you do not need it)
- JAXB cannot serialize a Map, use custom data structure instead!
- Enum cannot be serialized as its abstract class (do not confuse with enum
which is fine)
- Fields serialization leave a little more space for manoeuvre, so use it. If
you do then you can accept and return interfaces, e.g. List, Map; abstract
classes etc, from your methods.
If you have the data on the server side, but nothing is coming through to the
client, this is a JAXB serialization problem. They tend to be very silent and
thus hard to debug. Check your data structure can be serialized! - Modify the client to work with your new web service. Update Services enumeration to include new service and ensure that all the methods of this enumeration take into account the new service. Update the client help text (client_help.txt) and insert it into the Constraints class.
- Test the web service with the client
- Test on the cluster.


This project template is the basis of a hat board for the
balenaFin v1.1
This base project includes a PCB edge defined as the same
size as the balenaFin's PCB with the connectors for the Raspberry Pi
and Coprocessor placed correctly to align the two boards.
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The final PCB looks like the following:
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This is the first BETA version of the cookbook. The team decided to open up and share all the material, even if still in a prototype phase, in the hope of initiating a conversation, receiving feedback on how to improve the cookbook, and learn about individuals and newsrooms interested in trying the recipes. The workflows haven't been widely tested yet, and for this it could be that some steps are unclear to novice users. We recomend that you always start by scanning through the whole workflow to grasp its structure and valuate if it is feasible for the resources you have available. If something seems unclear, don't hesitate to get in touch, and we'll clarify your doubts.


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Here we propose to use Twitter Account Analysis Service. This project will use cyber forensics, cyber-bullying, and cyber-harassment. It will create a web page which allows to input a twitter username in order analysis it. As a result, it illustrates full account name, date of account creation, date of last tweet, how many followers and following him/her. In addition, it creates selection to research about some words by using cyber forensics methodology


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QueryParser
This sample
demonstrates how to use the WMI Query Language (WQL) parser COM object. WMI providers that choose to implement query support
to optimize the retrieval of their instance data can use this object to parse
the various components of the WQL query submitted by a client application. Based upon the analysis of the query, the
provider can then decide if it will handle the query itself or let WMI itself
do so.
This application is a
console application meant to be run at the command line. In the interests of being an example and
educational, the code is designed to be easy to follow but does not necessarily
always do the error checking required for a product quality application.
Using the QueryParser Sample
The QueryParser
sample can be built from the command line using NMAKE, or it can be built using
Microsoft Visual C++.
From the command line
in the sample installation directory, type the following:
NMAKE /f “Makefile”
From Microsoft Visual
C++:
1.
Select File +
Open Workspace
2. Select the QueryParser.DSP file
Once built the QueryParser sample
application can be run from the command line in the sample installation directory:
QueryParser
The valid
syntax for QueryParser:
QueryParser
With no parameters, the usage message is printed out which will have
several sample queries.
General Notes
Things
to remember when you're building your own WMI client application:
1.
WMI interfaces are defined
in wmiutils.h found in the wmi\include
directory.
2.
WMI interface CLSIDs are defined in wbemuuid.lib.
If you get unresolved externals in interfaces and CLSIDs,
this is what is missing.
3.
You'll need to link with
oleaut32.lib and ole32.lib to get the needed COM support.
4. If you're using the makefiles, don't forget to set the Visual C++ environment variables. This is done by running VCVARS32.BAT.


建立一个前端¶
As we have seen in the basics/readme, Feathers works great in the browser and comes with client services that allow to easily connect to a Feathers server.
In this chapter we will create a real-time chat frontend with signup and login using modern plain JavaScript. As with the basics guide, it will only work in the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge since we won’t be using a transpiler like Babel. The final version can be found here.
注解
We will not be using a frontend framework so we can focus on what Feathers is all about. Feathers is framework agnostic and can be used with any frontend framework like React, VueJS or Angular. For more information see the frameworks section.
Set up the index page¶
We are already serving the static files in the public
folder and
have a placeholder page in public/index.html
. Let’s update it to the
following:

<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<meta name="viewport"
content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=0" />
<title>Vanilla JavaScript Feathers Chat</title>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//cdn.rawgit.com/feathersjs/feathers-chat/v0.2.0/public/base.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//cdn.rawgit.com/feathersjs/feathers-chat/v0.2.0/public/chat.css">

This will load our chat CSS style, add a container div #app
and load
several libraries:
The basics/clients (since we are not using a module loader like Webpack or Browserify)
Socket.io provided by the chat API
MomentJS to format dates
An
app.js
for our code to live in
Let’s create public/app.js
where all the following code will live
(with each code sample added to the end of that file).
Connect to the API¶
We’ll start with the most important thing first, the connection to our Feathers API. We already learned how Feathers can be used on the client in the basics/readme. Here, we do pretty much the same thing: Establish a Socket connection and initialize a new Feathers application. We also set up the authentication client for later:
// Establish a Socket.io connection
const socket = io();
// Initialize our Feathers client application through Socket.io
// with hooks and authentication.
const client = feathers();
client.configure(feathers.socketio(socket));
// Use localStorage to store our login token
client.configure(feathers.authentication({
storage: window.localStorage
}));
This allows us to talk to the chat API through websockets, for real-time updates.
Base and user/message list HTML¶
Next, we have to define some static and dynamic HTML that we can insert into the page when we want to show the login page (which also doubles as the signup page) and the actual chat interface:
// Login screen
const loginHTML = `

Log in or signup

<form class="form">
<fieldset>
<input class="block" type="email" name="email" placeholder="email">
</fieldset>
<fieldset>
<input class="block" type="password" name="password" placeholder="password">
</fieldset>
<button type="button" id="login" class="button button-primary block signup">
Log in
</button>
<button type="button" id="signup" class="button button-primary block signup">
Sign up and log in
</button>
</form>

`;
// Chat base HTML (without user list and messages)
const chatHTML = `

Chat

0 users

Sign Out

<form class="flex flex-row flex-space-between" id="send-message">
<input type="text" name="text" class="flex flex-1">
<button class="button-primary" type="submit">Send</button>
</form>

`;
// Add a new user to the list
const addUser = user => {
const userList = document.querySelector('.user-list');
if(userList) {
// Add the user to the list
userList.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', `

${user.email}

`);
// Update the number of users
const userCount = document.querySelectorAll('.user-list li').length;
document.querySelector('.online-count').innerHTML = userCount;
}
};
// Renders a new message and finds the user that belongs to the message
const addMessage = message => {
// Find the user belonging to this message or use the anonymous user if not found
const { user = {} } = message;
const chat = document.querySelector('.chat');
// Escape HTML
const text = message.text
.replace(/&/g, '&')
.replace(/</g, '<').replace(/>/g, '>');
if(chat) {
chat.insertAdjacentHTML( 'beforeend', `

${user.email}
${moment(message.createdAt).format('MMM Do, hh:mm:ss')}

${text}

`);
chat.scrollTop = chat.scrollHeight - chat.clientHeight;
}
};
This will add the following variables and functions:
loginHTML
contains some static HTML for the login/signup pagechatHTML
contains the main chat page content (once a user is logged in)addUser(user)
is a function to add a new user to the user list on the leftaddMessage(message)
is a function to add a new message to the list. It will also make sure that we always scroll to the bottom of the message list as messages get added
Displaying the login/signup or chat page¶
Next, we’ll add two functions to display the login and chat page, where we’ll also add a list of the 25 newest chat messages and the registered users.
// Show the login page
const showLogin = (error = {}) => {
if(document.querySelectorAll('.login').length) {
document.querySelector('.heading').insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', `<p>There was an error: ${error.message}</p>`);
} else {
document.getElementById('app').innerHTML = loginHTML;
}
};
// Shows the chat page
const showChat = async () => {
document.getElementById('app').innerHTML = chatHTML;
// Find the latest 25 messages. They will come with the newest first
// which is why we have to reverse before adding them
const messages = await client.service('messages').find({
query: {
$sort: { createdAt: -1 },
$limit: 25
}
});
// We want to show the newest message last
messages.data.reverse().forEach(addMessage);
// Find all users
const users = await client.service('users').find();
users.data.forEach(addUser);
};
showLogin(error)
will either show the content of loginHTML or, if the login page is already showing, add an error message. This will happen when you try to log in with invalid credentials or sign up with a user that already exists.showChat()
does several things. First, we add the static chatHTML to the page. Then we get the latest 25 messages from the messages Feathers service (this is the same as the/messages
endpoint of our chat API) using the Feathers query syntax. Since the list will come back with the newest message first, we need to reverse the data. Then we add each message by calling ouraddMessage
function so that it looks like a chat app should — with old messages getting older as you scroll up. After that we get a list of all registered users to show them in the sidebar by calling addUser.
Login and signup¶
Alright. Now we can show the login page (including an error message when
something goes wrong) and if we are logged in call the showChat
we
defined above. We’ve built out the UI, now we have to add the
functionality to actually allow people to sign up, log in and also log
out.
// Retrieve email/password object from the login/signup page
const getCredentials = () => {
const user = {
email: document.querySelector('[name="email"]').value,
password: document.querySelector('[name="password"]').value
};
return user;
};
// Log in either using the given email/password or the token from storage
const login = async credentials => {
try {
if(!credentials) {
// Try to authenticate using the JWT from localStorage
await client.authenticate();
} else {
// If we get login information, add the strategy we want to use for login
const payload = Object.assign({ strategy: 'local' }, credentials);
await client.authenticate(payload);
}
// If successful, show the chat page
showChat();
} catch(error) {
// If we got an error, show the login page
showLogin(error);
}
};
document.addEventListener('click', async ev => {
switch(ev.target.id) {
case 'signup': {
// For signup, create a new user and then log them in
const credentials = getCredentials();
// First create the user
await client.service('users').create(credentials);
// If successful log them in
await login(credentials);
break;
}
case 'login': {
const user = getCredentials();
await login(user);
break;
}
case 'logout': {
await client.logout();
document.getElementById('app').innerHTML = loginHTML;
break;
}
}
});
getCredentials()
gets us the values of the username (email) and password fields from the login/signup page to be used directly with Feathers authentication.login(credentials)
will either authenticate the credentials returned by getCredentials against our Feathers API using the local authentication strategy (e.g. username and password) or, if no credentials are given, try and use the JWT stored in localStorage. This will try and get the JWT from localStorage first where it is put automatically once you log in successfully so that we don’t have to log in every time we visit the chat. Only if that doesn’t work it will show the login page. Finally, if the login was successful it will show the chat page.We also added click event listeners for three buttons.
#login
will get the credentials and just log in with those. Clicking#signup
will signup and log in at the same time. It will first create a new user on our API and then log in with that same user information. Finally,#logout
will forget the JWT and then show the login page again.
Real-time and sending messages¶
In the last step we will add functionality to send new message and make the user and message list update in real-time.
document.addEventListener('submit', async ev => {
if(ev.target.id === 'send-message') {
// This is the message text input field
const input = document.querySelector('[name="text"]');
ev.preventDefault();
// Create a new message and then clear the input field
await client.service('messages').create({
text: input.value
});
input.value = '';
}
});
// Listen to created events and add the new message in real-time
client.service('messages').on('created', addMessage);
// We will also see when new users get created in real-time
client.service('users').on('created', addUser);
login();
The
#submit
button event listener gets the message text from the input field, creates a new message on the messages service and then clears out the field.Next, we added two
created
event listeners. One formessages
which calls theaddMessage
function to add the new message to the list and one forusers
which adds the user to the list viaaddUser
. This is how Feathers does real-time and everything we need to do in order to get everything to update automatically.To kick our application off, we call
login()
which as mentioned above will either show the chat application right away (if we signed in before and the token isn’t expired) or the login page.
What’s next?¶
That’s it. We now have a plain JavaScript real-time chat frontend with login and signup. This example demonstrates many of the core principles of how you interact with a Feathers API.
If you run into an issue, remember you can find a complete working example here.
In the final chapter, we’ll look at how to write automated tests for our API.


Amazon's Fire TV Blaster add-on brings Alexa control to your TV
If you already own Fire and Echo devices...
by Carly PageEVERYTHING DO-ER Amazon has added yet another product to its Fire TV lineup ahead of Black Friday.
The now-official Fire TV Blaster brings hands-free Alexa control to existing compatible TVs or soundbars; there's also control for cable boxes in the US, but Amazon's UK listing states that the gadget is not compatible with satellite boxes here in Blighty.
There's another catch too, as the Fire TV Blaster will require you to own an Echo smart speaker and a compatible Fire TV device - a Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote, Fire TV Stick 4K or Fire TV (3rd gen) - in order for the add-on to function.
Once you've exhausted Amazon's requirement list and the Fire TV Blaster is set-up, you can expect similar functionality to Amazon's IR-blaster-equipped Fire TV Cube. As well ask barking at Alexa to "play Mr Robot" or "fast-forward 10 minutes", the digital assistant will be able to power on-off your TV, change the volume, or switch input.
"Beyond expanding hands-free voice control capabilities, Fire TV Blaster simplifies your entertainment experience by eliminating the need to use multiple remotes to turn devices on or off, change inputs, control playback, adjust the volume, and more," Amazon swoons.
"Now you can just walk into your home and say 'Alexa, play Jack Ryan on Fire TV', and your compatible TV and sound system will power on and the show will start playing where you left off."
The Amazon Fire TV Blaster is available to pre-order now priced at £34.99 and shipping will begin on 11 December. It can also be ordered in bundles with the Fire TV Stick 4K and Echo Dot for £86.98, a saving of £47.99. µ
Further reading
Amazon to open its 'first grocery store' apart from the other 500 it owns
- 13 Nov 2019
Amazon's Echo Show falls foul to hackers at Pwn2Own contest
- 11 Nov 2019
UK ad watchdog bans Amazon's 'misleading' Prime promo
- 30 Oct 2019
Apple brings its TV app to Amazon Fire TV gadgets
- 24 Oct 2019


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After you upload them, they are added into the queue below, from where you can add the necessary details in order to submit the sample.
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| PP_InputEvent_Type | GetType () const |
| PP_TimeTicks | GetTimeStamp () const |
| uint32_t | GetModifiers () const |
This class represents an input event resource.
Normally you will get passed this object through the HandleInputEvent() function on the Instance
object.
Typically you would check the type of the event and then create the appropriate event-specific object to query the properties.
Example:
bool MyInstance::HandleInputEvent(const pp::InputEvent& event) { switch (event.GetType()) { case PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_MOUSEDOWN { pp::MouseInputEvent mouse_event(event); return HandleMouseDown(mouse_event.GetMousePosition()); } default: return false; }
Default constructor that creates an is_null() InputEvent object.
| pp::InputEvent::InputEvent | ( | PP_Resource | input_event_resource | ) | [explicit] |
This constructor constructs an input event from the provided input event resource ID.
The InputEvent object will be is_null() if the given resource is not a valid input event.
| [in] | input_event_resource | A input event resource ID. |
| uint32_t pp::InputEvent::GetModifiers | ( | ) | const |
GetModifiers() returns a bitfield indicating which modifiers were down at the time of the event.
This is a combination of the flags in the PP_InputEvent_Modifier
enum.
| PP_TimeTicks pp::InputEvent::GetTimeStamp | ( | ) | const |
GetTimeStamp() returns the time that the event was generated.
The time will be before the current time since processing and dispatching the event has some overhead. Use this value to compare the times the user generated two events without being sensitive to variable processing time.
The return value is in time ticks, which is a monotonically increasing clock not related to the wall clock time. It will not change if the user changes their clock or daylight savings time starts, so can be reliably used to compare events. This means, however, that you can't correlate event times to a particular time of day on the system clock.
PP_TimeTicks
containing the time the event was generated. | PP_InputEvent_Type pp::InputEvent::GetType | ( | ) | const |
GetType() returns the type of input event for this input event object.
PP_InputEvent_Type
if successful, PP_INPUTEVENT_TYPE_UNDEFINED if the resource is invalid.


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A woman who falsely claims widowhood. Usually to avoid the stigma of having a child with no husband, to escape a loveless marriage, to play on people's pity for widows, or (in locations where this is an issue) to be able to live independently without her being placed under the authority of a male relative. The colloquial term "grass widow", which properly means a married woman who lives away from her husband, is often used as a euphemism in this context.
Can be depicted as a Wicked Widow or a Wonderful Widow, depending on the circumstances.
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Film—Animated
- When he's looking to adopt the girls in Despicable Me Gru claims to be a widower dentist. Leads to some hilarity when he quickly comes up with the name "Debbie" for his alleged wife and later asks "Who?" when the head of the orphanage references her later in the conversation before quickly correcting himself.
Film—Live Action
- Inverted in Bounce: Gwyneth Paltrow's character is a widow but claims to be divorced because she was sick of people pitying her. Since, in her words, "everyone is divorced these days", they don't pity her as much when she tells that lie.
- Inverted in the movie Mr. Belvedere Goes to College.
- Daniel Plainview in There Will Be Blood is a male version, to explain where his "son" came from and present himself as a respectable family man to prospective clients. The truth is that he adopted the son of a deceased employee.
- In The Baby, we're set up to believe that Ann Gentry's husband is dead from an accident. However, at the end of the movie, we find out that he survived, but due to said accident, his mental capacities have been reduced to that of an infant's.
- This trope is found in the 1968 Film Buona Sera, Mrs Campbell, which was the inspiration for the plot of the Mamma Mia! musical. Carla, who is unsure which of three GIs is the father of her baby, instead uses the name "Mrs. Campbell" (taken from the soup tins), and pretends to be the widow of the fictitious Eddie Campbell to avoid the stigma of having a baby out of wedlock.
Literature
- Fawn at the beginning of The Sharing Knife by Lois McMaster Bujold claims to be a "grass widow" to explain why she is pregnant and alone. Dag delicately inquires if she knows what a grass widow is. Fawn had thought it meant a woman recently widowed; it really meant a woman in her exact situation, never married but claiming to be widowed in order to escape the stigma of unwed pregnancy.
It seemed she'd told the truth despite herself.
- One of the earliest examples is Helen Graham from Anne Bronte's The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.
- Maxi in the novel I'll Take Manhattan decides that it's much cooler to be a widow than a teenage divorcee, and fakes being a widow (runs around in black, sighing tragically, what have you) instead. In her defense, she was 19 and way dumb for it.
- The topic was discussed in one of the Anne of Green Gables books. In one of those "out of the mouths of babes" situations, a schoolgirl expresses the desire to be a widow. Consider that this is the nineteenth century, where divorce is practically unknown and being unmarried is socially unacceptable. A widow gets the best of both worlds.
- Vianne in The Girl With No Shadow changes her name and pretends to be a widow to explain the existence of her two children.
- Pharinet in The Chronicles of Magravandias claims widowhood even though there's no solid proof her husband is dead. It serves the practical purpose of letting her move out of her husband's house and back with her own family, which she always wanted.
- In Repeat It Today With Tears by Anne Peile, Susie's mother did this after having two children in the space of a few years with a man she never married. Susie explains that her mother regretted they were born in the 1950s thus she couldn't use the excuse of her husband dying in World War II.
- In The Lark and the Wren by Mercedes Lackey, Rune's mother wore a wedding ring and claimed that her nonexistent husband had been a muleteer killed by bandits in order to cover up the illegitimacy of Rune's birth. Other than the husband and wife that owned the inn she worked at, none of the villagers believed this story, especially when Stara acted like a 'loose woman' outside the inn.
- Constance MacKenzie in Peyton Place. She moves away from her small town and has an affair with a married man, who dies shortly after impregnating her with their illegitimate daughter, Allison. Forced by the circumstances to return to said small town, Constance takes the dead lover's name and pretends to be his widow, even altering Allison's birth certificate by one year to make her appear legitimate. Allison has a Heroic BSoD after learning the truth (and finding the corpse of her best friend's mother hanging in her bedroom closet).
- In Twilight, Esme claimed to be a war widow when she settled in a new town after escaping from her abusive husband, since she was pregnant at the time.
- In Monstrous Regiment the Borogravian Government offers to quietly fake widowhood for Shufti as a reward for her efforts during the war. She declines the offer, preferring to stand on her own.
- In Scarlett, Scarlett claims this after Rhett divorces her to avoid any scandal regarding her pregnancy.
- In The Hidden Family, Miriam's forged papers in New Britain establish her as a widow returning from the Empire, because women in New Britain are usually the property of a father or husband. As an adult widow, she is considered a competent adult and able to contract on her own behalf.
- In The Point of Murder by Margaret Yorke, Kate poses as a widow under a false name to protect the privacy of her married boyfriend during weekends away together.
Live-Action TV
- A male version in an episode of CSI: Miami had the Villains of the week being a group of con artists posing as a widower and his two children (actually a 30 something married couple) murdering a man in order to use his wife as a means to get into a yacht club and steal gold from another of its members.
- In an episode of Carnivàle, Sophie pretends to be a widow in order to get into bed with a random stranger in town.
- Ethel Parks, one of the housemaids from Downton Abbey, uses this to explain away the child she had by one of the officers convalescing at Downton (who is actually dead, but was never her husband). This is easier than usual, as the child was born in 1918: both the War and the Spanish Influenza provided convenient causes of death for the father. Ethel chooses to claim flu, as it saves her the trouble of explaining why she doesn't get a war widow's pension.
- In Supernatural, after Sam gets involved with Amelia Richardson, he finds out her husband did not really die in the war, but in this case Amelia really believed her husband was dead.
- Referred to in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman when Marjorie (one of her sisters) snaps that she wishes she WAS a widow, "At least then I'd get some respect!
- Call the Midwife: Phyllis is crushed to learn that a "widower" who's courting her actually has a living wife. He explains that he looks after his wife, but her dementia has progressed to the point that she doesn't recognize or even acknowledge him anymore. Although Phyllis eventually forgives him the deception, she decides that they're Better as Friends.
- A very strange case occurs in The Andy Griffith Show, wherein a man leaves his wife to escape their awful wedded life, at which point she claims to the entirety of Mayberry that he was run over by a car while out of town and holds a funeral for him. This makes it awkward when the live man returns a few years later.
Theatre
- Mrs. Arbuthnot of Oscar Wilde's play A Woman of No Importance.
- Another male example: In The Rainmaker, File falsely claims to be a widower.
Web Original
- Played for Drama in Alice Isn't Dead, as, at a loss to explain her wife Alice's sudden disappearance, and unable to conceive that she might've been left, the Narrator initially assumes (admittedly without evidence) that Alice is dead. She's so unshakeable in this belief that she attends grief support groups, right up until she sees her wife on TV.
Western Animation
- On South Park Mrs. Garrison claims that Mr. Garrison is dead when trying to date Richard Dawkins. In actuality, she is Mr. Garrison.
- Inverted in King of the Hill: when Bobby sees his grandfather holding a photo of a Japanese woman, he claims that it's the wife of someone he killed in World War II and that he got the picture from Robbing the Dead. It turns out she's actually a nurse with whom he had an affair before being forced to return to the States. (And yeah, she did have his child, though Cotton doesn't realize that yet.)
- A gender-flipped example in Duckman, where King Chicken laments about the tragic loss of his wife and how he's had to raise a child by himself while also plotting against Duckman in an attempt to placate Bernice, with whom he's been having an affair. Unfortunately for him, his still-living wife speaks up right in the middle of his (made up) sob story.


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BINDING PROJECT FOR RESEARCH ROOM
If
you have been visiting the Research Room in the Monroe County District Library
over the years, you will have noticed some changes. When the collection was
first placed in the Research Room at the library around 1987, most of the
articles were soft covered books or donated information that was placed in
folders. After our chapter began the sole maintenance of the room in 1988, we
embarked on a project to hard bind all of the items in the room. This preserved
the items by increasing the durability of the items and it also added to the
attractiveness of the room. As the size of the collection continued to grow,
the number of items that needed binding increased. Over the past few years, we
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contribute financially to this project. You can also be a part of the project
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Each item costs about $8.00 to hard bind. If you would like to donate, please
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