A "handle" is a generic identifier (typically a pointer) used to represent something.
The handle itself you never use directly, you just pass it around to functions that use it.
In Windows, handles are represented as an HWND. The actual value of the HWND is meaningless to you... and you don't need to be concerned with it. Just know that a given HWND represents a window.
You will pass HWNDs to various functions, which lets those functions know which window they are to be working with.
Amplifying what Disch said, sometimes you'll see the term 'Opaque Pointer'. Meaning something to the effect that you can't really clearly see what its pointing at. Only Windows knows that.
I believe somewhere deep within the Windows headers its ultimately typedefed of defined as a void*.
One thing about it, as Disch said, is that its oftentimes passed to various Api functions that work with a window in some way, and I don't believe I've ever seen it as anywhere but in the first position as a function parameter. In many ways its very much like C++'s 'this' pointer. That analogy actually works very well. The HWND parameter identifies the actual instance of some Window Class to which some operation is to be performed, as is exactly the case with the implicit 'this' pointer. And while mulling over that, consider too that when doing OOP in C as opposed to C++, one calls methods in exactly that fashion, i.e., one passes the 'this' pointer to the method explicitely as the 1st parameter. Then add to that, that Microsoft's Windows interface is indeed C based, that is, C based OOP. So there you have possibly the true significanse of HWNDs.
Thanks guys!
So I suppose when I see a handle in my books I'll have to do some digging to try and find the class that it refers to in each particular instance.
Do you know exactly where that's at in the headers DeXecipher? Seems I've looked but never found it. Which one is it in? I think my knowledge of it being ultimately defined as a void* came from other posters in this forum.
I've seen it somewhere too - it is a macro wrapped in a macro - I'll look it up as well if I can find it (intellisense should find it no problem) - I also believe it might also have some windows version dependencies.
EDIT
Using intellisense from MSVC2012 (with SDK 8.0 installed) - sends me to this line in Windef.h header


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WITHIN
is a deprecated AQL function from version 3.4.0 on.
Use DISTANCE() in a query like this instead:
FOR doc IN doc
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Three Websites: Two Good, One Bad
The bad website that I found is Suzanne Collins website. As soon as you open the web page, it looks very simple and fanmade. I am suprised because she is a succesful writer but her website doesn't show that. Compared to other websites this one looks older and not organized. The website uses HTML 4.01. There are tables, but it is used across the whole page on the works page as a way to order the books. Looking at all the other pages shows that the other pages follow this same design. I would have done something similar to our Nature project where we used figures to separate images. The layout does not make sense to me because the welcome is on the left side and it is smaller than everything else, the selected works to the right are misplaced and hard to read. Also, the quick links are underneath the selected works which makes it hard to find or notice. I would change the placement of some of this stuff and have the welcome page separate from the novels. I would also make an unordered list for the header pages so they can be moved across the page and I would add a nav to make them more interesting and engaging. A background color for the whole website would be nice, instead of just of a white bakcground, because the white pops out and doesn't make it look professional. I noticed that when you try to make the page smaller it does not change, it stays in the same place. It is not mobile friendly. There are no col tags, I think there should be because there could be more color and make the tables more engaging. None of the colors on the page work together. Along with a change in color, I think changing the font would help. The font is mostly Times New Roman, which while is easy to read, with the way this website is laid out it doesn't match and once again makes it look outdated. There is no copyright, the pages mostly just end with the content. One of the big things that pops out, is how the images don't align with the words and the scrolling takes up too much space. In all, Suzanne Collins website is outdated and needs some changes in order to be a professional writer's website. Collin's Website
Since I looked at a bad website for a writer, I decided to look at two good writer's websites. The first one is J.K Rowling's website. Right away, her website looks more modern. I love how the first page is just for the welcome and there are current news for what is happening in her life and with her books. I also love how if you click on the background image where her Twitter is shown, it takes you to her actual Twitter. The more you click on the image the more pages it takes you to. I did not find any col tags on this website either, but it is able to get away with it. This code is way more clean, there is a lot more separation between tags and it uses way less divs. I think it is nice how her signature is at the bottom along with the copyright. It makes the website appear finished and clean. Her website feels very complete, with Suzanne Collins, I felt like parts were missing and it was hard to read the code, but with Rowling's it is clear where stuff is and where I can find the information that I need. The pictures are engaging and fit very well with the background. The background is a nice color and it creates a good contrast between the images and text to itself. One thing I might change is the font, it's not bad, but I feel there could be other ones that would fit nicely with the feel of the website. This is a very well done website especially for the target audience, it has some suprises but is also very informative. Rowling's Website
The other good website I looked at is David Sedaris's. While his webisite does have a white background, it fits because it fits with the theme, which is modern and clean. I like how the first thing we see is his new book, it gets people to look at it and read the description. This code uses a lot of div's like Collins did, but on Sedaris's website they have purpose and make the page easy to read. One interesting extra thing is at the bottom you can enter your email address and stay updated with everything. His page does have a copyright. One thing I would change is the same picture is used on Bio and Tour, I think a different image would be helpful because I was clicking between the two and I wasn't sure if the page wasn't loading or not. I really like the header class and how simple it is because I am more focused on the actual content rather than the fancy coding. I also did not find any cod tags on this website either. Both Rowling and Sedaris's headers include an ul, which compared to Collins, makes it more spread out and fit with the layout of the page. I like how in Sedaris's, the pages are capitalized. It helps draw attention to them and fits with the theme. Sedaris's Website
In all, I which Collins had a better website because her content could have such a good theme and it would appear more professional. It was fun to go through the good websites because there were extra things that made them special, but still look professional and fit them as writers and people. My Website


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Math:
- number bonds
- addition facts
- SMPMW1ASE Unit 4, Ex. 13
Memorization:
- "Dust of Snow", by Robert Frost
- "Under the Bed", Penny Trzynka
Reading:
- A read to herself from Moominland Midwinter
- I read the rest of "The Tailor of Gloucester" to L
- I read to A&L from D'Aulaires' Book of Norse Myths


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can search any file or page on this web site by following the steps found by
clicking on Search.)
Descendants of Johann Paul Am Battenfeld
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the list of family trees on this site
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blue question mark for assistance navigating among family trees
Generation
No. 1
1. JOHANN PAUL1
AM ENDE (BATTENFELD)1 was born Abt. 16101,
and died 23 Feb 1674 in Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Germany1. He married SYBILLA1 Aft.
16381,2. She was born
Apr 16183,4, and died 07 Mar 1678 in Battenfeld,
Hessen-Nassau, Germany5.
Notes for JOHANN PAUL AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
Tim Bottenfield says,
"Research tracked the Battenfield/Battenfeld ancestry to the Town of
Richard R. Parks states
that, "In the Evangelische Kirche Battenfeld Kirchenbuch ( FHL film #
1,340,524 p. 560, #73) he is listed as Johannes BATTENFELD named AM ENDE. Was a
church elder of Battenfeld."
More About JOHANN PAUL AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
Burial: 24 Feb 16746
Children of JOHANN AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD) and SYBILLA are:
i. MARIA SYBILLA2 AM ENDE (BATTENFELD)7.
Notes for MARIA SYBILLA AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
"Sponsors Encke, wife
of Caspar Angeli court reporter of Bberg, Elizab. wife of Jois Hesse of
Allendorf and Johann Hesse of same."
More About MARIA SYBILLA AM
ENDE (BATTENFELD):
Baptism: 06 Oct 1650,
Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany7,8
ii. JOHANNES AM ENDE (BATTENFELD)9,
b. 1644, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia9; d. 170310.
Notes for JOHANNES AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
This baptism took place on
the third Sunday after Pentecost. His sponsor was Johannes Willstumpf.
More About JOHANNES AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
Baptism: 1644, Battenfeld,
Hessen Nassau, Germany11,12
iii. CASPER AM ENDE (BATTENFELD)13,
b. 1645, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia13,14; d. 03 Oct
168215.
Notes for
Died as
sponsors were Casparus
Angeln, court reporter and Catharina wife of Hans Wunder of Bohoffe.
More About
Baptism: 14 Sep 1645,
Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany15,16
2. iv. PAUL AM ENDE (BATTENFELD), b. 1648,
Battenfeld,
v. ELISABETHA AM ENDE (BATTENFELD)17,
b. 1653, Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany17.
Notes for ELISABETHA AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
Sponsor listed as "old
mother" (grandmother?)
More About ELISABETHA AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
Baptism: 1653, Battenfeld,
Hessen Nassau, Germany17,18
vi. GUIDA AM ENDE (BATTENFELD)19,
b. 1656, Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany19.
Notes for GUIDA AM ENDE (BATTENFELD):
Sponsor Gertrud, daughter
of Hans Studer of Berghafen.
More About GUIDA AM ENDE (BATTENFELD):
Baptism: 01 Jun 1656,
Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany19,20
3. vii. JOHANN PAUL AM ENDE (BATTENFELD), b. 07 Aug
1659, Battenfeld,
viii. ELISABETH AM ENDE (BATTENFELD)21,
b. Abt. 1663, Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany21.
Notes for ELISABETH AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
Her sponsor was Elisabeth,
widow of Abrah. Emmrich.
More About ELISABETH AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
Baptism: 30 Mar 1663,
Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia22
Generation
No. 2
2. PAUL2
AM ENDE (BATTENFELD) (JOHANN PAUL1)23 was
born 1648 in Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany23, and died
170323.
Notes for PAUL AM ENDE (BATTENFELD):
Paul Rabe his step-father
was Sponsor.
More About PAUL AM ENDE (BATTENFELD):
Baptism: 30 Mar 1648,
Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany23,24
Children of PAUL AM ENDE (BATTENFELD)
are:
i. PAUL3 BATTENFELD24,
b. Abt. 1677, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia24.
ii. HEINRICH ANDREAS BATTENFELD24,
b. Abt. 1679, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia24.
iii. JOHANN HEINRICH BATTENFELD24,
b. 20 Dec 1683, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia24.
iv. JOES BATTENFELD24, b. 16 Jan
1685, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia24.
v. MARIA SYBILLA BATTENFELD24,
b. 16 Jan 1685, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia24.
vi. JOHANN HERMANN BATTENFELD24,
b. 06 Oct 1687, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia24.
vii. ELISABETH BATTENFELD24, b.
19 Nov 1691, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia24.
viii. JOHANN CASPAR BATTENFELD24,
b. 25 Jan 1694, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia24.
ix. JOHANN JOST BATTENFELD24, b.
03 Aug 1699, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia24.
3. JOHANN PAUL2
AM ENDE (BATTENFELD) (JOHANN PAUL1)25 was
born 07 Aug 1659 in Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Germany25,26,
and died 24 May 1696 in Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau27.
Notes for JOHANN PAUL AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD):
This was the 1th Sunday
after Trinit. When he was baptized, sponsors were Paul Eckel of Allendorf and
Anna wife of the pastor.
Children of JOHANN PAUL AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD) are:
i. ANNA SIBYLLA3 BATTENFELD27,
b. 1686, Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany27; d. 21 Feb
1755, Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia27,28.
Notes for ANNA SIBYLLA BATTENFELD:
Sponsor, Gertrud, wife of
Paul Battenfeld, senior.
More About ANNA SIBYLLA BATTENFELD:
Baptism: 07 Jan 1687,
Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany29
4. ii. JOHANNES BATTENFELD, b. Bef. 04 Nov 1688,
Battenfeld,
iii. CATHARINA BATTENFELD29, b.
1691, Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany29.
Notes for CATHARINA BATTENFELD:
Sponsor Catharina, wife of
Jois Wichenhofer.
More About CATHARINA BATTENFELD:
Baptism: 04 Nov 1691,
Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany29,30
iv. MARIA ELISABETHA BATTENFELD31,
b. 1694, Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany31.
More About MARIA ELISABETHA
BATTENFELD:
Baptism: 03 Dec 1694,
Battenfeld, Hessen Nassau, Germany31
Generation
No. 3
4. JOHANNES3
BATTENFELD (JOHANN PAUL2 AM ENDE (BATTENFELD), JOHANN PAUL1)31
was born Bef. 04 Nov 1688 in Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia32,
and died 1785 in Virginia32.
Notes for JOHANNES BATTENFELD:
From Tim Bottenfield's
research we read: "Johannes immigrated to the
"The sons of Johannes
Bottenfield were Phillip and Hans Adam as listed on the register of the ship
Two Brothers. The names of his wife and three daughters were not included on
the ship's register (females were not required to sign ship registers). The
following reference was found in the book Rhineland Emigrants:
(According to the Jacob
Lischy Records, 1744-1769 (Hinke Collection), Adam and Elisabeth Battfeld had a
daughter Catherine, baptized November 26, 1758; sponsors were Leonard and
Catherine Sabel. This was somewhere in the
Tim Bottenfield states
"Historical records of the Two Brothers register and other documents
indicate several spellings of the family name; Battenfeld, Battenfel,
Bottenfeld, Battefeldt, Battefelt, Bathenfeld, Battfeld, Batanfeld, Battesteld,
Bottomfield, Bottenfell, Battenfield, Battenfelt. The most common original
spelling was Battenfeld."
According to researcher
Richard Parks, Johannes Battenfeld came on the ship "Two Brothers"
captained by Thomas Arnot. The ship came from
More About JOHANNES BATTENFELD:
Baptism: 04 Nov 1688,
Battenfeld, Hessen-Nassau, Germany33
Children of JOHANNES BATTENFELD
are:
i. JOHANN HENRICH4 BATTENFELD33,
b. 14 Mar 1717, Michelbach, A. Erbach,
Notes for JOHANN HENRICH BATTENFELD:
Johann Henrich Battenfeld
probably remained in
ii. ELIZABETH BATTENFELD34, b.
Abt. 1718, Michelbach, Mosbach, Germany34.
Notes for ELIZABETH BATTENFELD:
Not all researchers list
iii. ANNA MARIA BATTENFELD35, b.
11 May 1720, Michelbach, A. Erbach,
5. iv. JOHAN PHILIPP BATTENFELD, b. 07 Aug 1722,
Michelbach, A. Erbach,
6. v. HANS ADAM BATTENFELD, b. 18 Feb 1725,
Michelbach, A. Erbach, Baden, Germany; d. Bef. 17 Mar 1804, Loudoun County,
Virginia.
vi. MARIA MARGARETHA BATTENFELD35,
b. 18 Feb 1725, Michelbach, A. Erbach, Baden, Germany35; m.
05 Jul 1752, Bethel Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania35,36.
vii. EVA KATHARINA BATTENFELD37,
b. 03 Apr 1731, Michelbach, A. Erbach,
Notes for EVA KATHARINA BATTENFELD:
Emigrated to American with
her parents.
Generation
No. 4
5. JOHAN PHILIPP4
BATTENFELD (JOHANNES3, JOHANN PAUL2 AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD), JOHANN PAUL1)37 was born 07 Aug
1722 in Michelbach, A. Erbach, Baden, Germany37, and
died in York County, Pennsylvania38.
Notes for JOHAN PHILIPP BATTENFELD:
J. E. Litzenberg, in a
letter dated May 3, 1951, and located in the files at the Cornerstone
Genealogical Society in
Researcher Richard Parks
states that, "Although Johann Phillip had ten children who were in
Children of JOHAN PHILIPP BATTENFELD
are:
i. ADAM5 BATTENFELD38.
ii. BARBARA BATTENFELD38, d.
iii. MARGARET BATTENFELD38.
iv. JOSEPH BATTENFELD38.
v. PHILIP BATTENFIELD38, d. 01
Mar 1849,
Notes for PHILIP BATTENFIELD:
When Philip was quite
elderly he was found frozen to death.
vi. MARIA BATTENFIELD38, d.
vii. ELIZABETH BATTENFIELD38.
viii. HENRY BATTENFIELD38, d.
Notes for HENRY BATTENFIELD:
As of 1815, Henry
Battenfield was in
ix. JOHN BATTENFELD39, b. 176639;
d. 01 Oct 18403939.
Notes for JOHN BATTENFELD:
J. E. Litzenberg, in a
letter dated May 3, 1951, and located in the files at the Cornerstone
Genealogical Society in
In 1815, John Battenfield
lived near his uncle Adam's children in
More About JOHN BATTENFELD:
Burial:
Residence: Abt. 1810,
x. SUSANNAH BATTENFIELD40, b.
28 Apr 1771,
6. HANS ADAM4
BATTENFELD (JOHANNES3, JOHANN PAUL2 AM ENDE
(BATTENFELD), JOHANN PAUL1)41 was born 18 Feb
1725 in Michelbach, A. Erbach, Baden, Germany42, and died
Bef. 17 Mar 1804 in Loudoun County, Virginia43.
Notes for HANS ADAM BATTENFELD:
From Howard L. Lackey in
The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families, we read:
"There is evidence that
this Greene County family is descended from ancestors who were natives of the
Palatinate or Rhine Valley, three of whom came to America on the British ship
"Two Brothers," Thomas Arnott, master. This ship left
No doubt this Hans Adam
Battenfeld was the immediate ancestor of the family who settled on
"Essex," the tract of land outside
There is a
Different researchers (Tim
Bottenfield, Litzenberg, Richard Parks) have the wives and children of Hans
Adam Battenfield differently. This is all questionable until further research
is done.
More About HANS ADAM BATTENFELD:
Immigration: 28 Aug 1750,
Port of
Children of HANS ADAM BATTENFELD
are:
i. JOHN5 BOTTENFIELD SR.44,
b. 28 Sep 1756, Essex County, Virginia44,45; d. 02 Feb 1804,
Morgan Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania46; m. 1783,
Washington County, Pennsylvania46,47,48.
Notes for JOHN BOTTENFIELD
SR.:
The headstone for John
Bottomfield says the date of death was 2 Feb 1805. This conflicts with the date
the will was filed. This cemetery is on private property, mostly buried in
fallen trees, new saplings, high weeds, and poison ivy. The headstone was half
under a fallen tree. The owners of the property in October 2002 were Clayton
and Cathy Albe. It is located near the
Book 1, page 42, # 68,
Waynesburg,
"Will of John
Battenfeld deceased. In the Name of God, Amen. I John Battenfeld of Greene
County and State of Pennsylvania taking into consideration the shortness of
this transitory Life, being sick of Body, but thanks be to God of perfect
memory and sound understanding, do make ordain and constitute this my last Will
and Testament in the manner following. Firstly: I recommend my Soul to God Allmighty
from whom I originnally received it, and my Body to the Earth, from whence it
first was taken, to be buried in a plain, decent, christian manner at the
discretion of the Executors of this my last Will and Testament, in hopes of a
glorious change of this mortal Clay at the happy day of general Resurrection.
Secondly: Concerning my worldly Estate, both real and personal wherewith it has
pleased God to bless me with in this life, I ordain and devise that after my
funeral expenses, and all other Debts due out of the same be properly
discharged, my beloved and lawfull wife Barbara remain in full occupation and
possession of the same, by and with mutual and filial assistance of my legal
Children viz: Susannah, Adam, John, Magdalene, Christine, Samuel, Catharine,
and Barbara, to occupy and enjoy the unoluments, and benefits thereof, untill
my said son Adam be of maturity, provided nevertheless as long only as the same
may be managed in peace, and good understanding; contrarywise either in case of
disobedience of my said son Adam, or marriage of my sd. wife Barbara, during
the minority of sd. Adam that then and in such case equally as at the time of
maturity of sd. Adam, all my sd. property, Lands, Goods and Chattles be sold at
public sale, (the said Barbara my wife taking thereof for her own use and over
and above her portion herein after mentioned viz. a Cow, good Bed and Bedstead,
Six pewter plates and as many spoons, a pewter Platter and Dish, Iron Kettel, a
Pot and Thatch-oven, Six knives as many forks, of all which she may take her
choice, also a Frying-pan, Chest, Spinning Wheel, Wool-Wheel, Side Saddle,
large Bible, Hymn book, and all woven Linnen, Pow, and Lindsey, with all
spinnen yarn of any denomination that may be found at my decease, and likewise
one third part of the proceeds arising from said sale besides, and the
remainder thereof after all sd. deductions be made, to be equally divided
amongst my aforementioned eight Children. Lastly, I ordain and constitute
hereby my beloved wife Barbara aforesd. Executrix, and Friend William Bell of
the County and State aforesd. Executor of this my last Will and Testament,
hereby revoding and disannulling all others formerly made by me, declaring this
to be my last and no other.
In Testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this thirty first day of December in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and three.
Johanus battonfield
Signed, Sealed, published,
pronounced and declared in the presence of us, testifying the said Testator of
perfect understanding at the executing of within Testament.
George Shocker
Henry Leedes
Michael Rointz
On the Seventeenth day of
March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and four before me
John Boreman Register for the probate of Wills and granting Letters of
Administration in and for the said County, personally came George Shockar and
Henry Leedes two of the subscribing Witnesses to the foregoing and annexed
Instrument of Writing, and on their solemn Affirmations did depose and say that
they were present and saw and heard John Battenfeld the Testator within named,
sign, seal, publish, pronounce and declare the same as and for his last Will
and Testament, and that at the time of doing thereof, he was of sound and
disposing mind, memory and understanding, to the best of their knowledge,
observation and belief, and further saith not.
Richard Parks posits that
this date may have been the original date of his will.
More About JOHN BOTTENFIELD
SR.:
Burial:
Will: 17 Mar 180451
ii. CATHERINE BOTTENFIELD52, b.
26 Nov 1758,
Notes for CATHERINE BOTTENFIELD:
Richard Parks research
shows an extensive listing of the descendents of Catherine Bottenfield and
Martin Heckendorn.
More About CATHERINE BOTTENFIELD:
Baptism: 26 Nov 1758,
iii. LEONARD POTTERFIELD55, b.
Abt. 176055.
Notes for LEONARD POTTERFIELD:
Changed his name to
Potterfield
According to Richard Parks,
Leonard Potterfield was in
iv. ADAM BOTTENFIELD56, b. 1764,
York County, Pennsylvania57; d. 11 May 1815, Providence
Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania58,59; m. 11 Apr 1789,
Loudoun County, Virginia60.
Notes for ADAM BOTTENFIELD:
For further information
about this Adam Bottenfield, see Tim Bottenfield database and the Richard Parks
database. Adam and Eve Margreth (Schaka) Bottenfeld had 8 children.
More About ADAM BOTTENFIELD:
Burial:
Census: 1810, Colerain,
v. HENRY POTTERFIELD62, b. 176462;
d. 1823,
Notes for HENRY POTTERFIELD:
Had 9 children - see the
research of Richard Parks.
vi. JACOB BOTTENFIELD63, b.
1766, Manheim, York County, Pennsylvania64,65; d. 27 Oct
1815, Loudoun County, Virginia65; m. 18 Sep 1798, Frederick,
Maryland66,67.
Notes for JACOB BOTTENFIELD:
Jacob and Elizabeth
(Emmerich) Potterfield had 7 children. See Richard Parks research.
vii. GEORGE MICHAEL BATTENFELD68,
b. 05 Dec 1767, Manheim Township, Lancaster, York County, Pennsylvania68,69;
d. 12 Aug 1837, Big Springs Township, Seneca County, Ohio69;
m. Loudoun County, Virginia69.
Notes for GEORGE MICHAEL BATTENFELD:
Further information on
George Michael Battenfeld and his descendents, see database from Tim
Bottenfield. Also see the research of Richard Parks, who lists 9 children.
viii. ELIZABETH BOTTENFIELD69, b.
1769,
Notes for ELIZABETH BOTTENFIELD:
ix. SAMUEL BOTTENFIELD70, b.
1770, Washington County, Pennsylvania71; d. 14 May 1820,
Franklin County, Pennsylvania71; m. 16 Jan 1806, New
Jerusalem Lutheran Church, Ohio71.
Notes for SAMUEL BOTTENFIELD:
This Samuel is mixed up in
some researcher's work with the Samuel Bottenfield who went to
Richard Parks says he may
be the son of Hans Adam and Eva Margaretha. However, Eva Margareta, I believe,
was the wife of Adam, son of Hans Adam. This Samuel is therefore in question until
further research.
Endnotes
1. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
2. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
3. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
4. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
5. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
6. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
7. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
8. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
9. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
10. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
11. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
12. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
13. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
14. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
15. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
16. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
17. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
18. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
19. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
20. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
21. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
22. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
23. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
24. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
25. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
26. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
27. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
28. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
29. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
30. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
31. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
32. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
33. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
34. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
35. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
36. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
37. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
38. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
39. Litzenberg, J. E., Correspondence - J. E.
Litzenberg Correspondence with A. L. Moredock, Recipient: Mr. A. L. Moredock,
Author Address: Centerburg,
40. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
41. Leckey, Howard L., The Tenmile Country and
Its Pioneer Families. A genealogical History of the
42. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
43. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
44. Leckey, Howard L., The Tenmile Country and
Its Pioneer Families. A genealogical History of the
45. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
46. Litzenberg, Homer Laurence III, Litzenberger and Litzenberg: Origins of
the Names and Families, File Reference: DB010, Homer
47. Leckey, Howard L., The Tenmile Country and
Its Pioneer Families. A genealogical History of the
48. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
49. Leckey, Howard L., The Tenmile Country and
Its Pioneer Families. A genealogical History of the
50. Hennen, Dorothy T., Cemetery Records of
Greene County, Pennsylvania, Volume 10, Morgan, Washington Townships, File
Reference: Directories 010, Cornerstone Genealogical Society, P.0O.
51. County Court House Will Books, Record Type:
Will, Name Of Person: name as recorded in text, Volume: record book as recorded
in text, Book 1, Page 42.; Wills 003.
52. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
53. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
54. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
55. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
56. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
57. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
58. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
59. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
60. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
61. United States Census, Record Type: United
States Census, population schedule, Url: (http://www.ancestry.com), Record
Info: digital image by subscripti, Ancestry.com, 1810, Colerin,
62. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
63. Compiler: Barnes,
64. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
65. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
66. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
67. Compiler: Barnes,
68. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
69. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
70. Bottenfield, Tim, Compiler: Tim Bottenfield,
Bottenfield Genealogy, Household:<PHONE_NUMBER>, Location: Auburn, Alabama,
Url: http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/bottenfield/, File Reference: DB023, 110-B
M. White Smith Hall, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, Auburn
University, Auburn, Alabama 36849, 2000.
71. Richard R. Parks, Richard R., Compiler:
Ancestry.com, Database of Richard R. Parks, Location: Ancestry World Tree, Url:
rrp023.ged; awt.ancestry.com, File Reference: DB062, 2002 and 2003.
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ROMANCE
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Trimark Pictures Director: Catherine Breillat Writer: Catherine Breillat Cast: Caroline Trousselard, Sagamore Stevenin, Francois Berland, Rocco Siffredi, Reza Habouhossein, Fabien de Jomaron, Emma Colberti, Ashley Wanninger SCREENED AT THE BAM ROSE CINEMAS, 30 LAFAYETTE AVE. BROOKLYN NY 11217<PHONE_NUMBER>.
I'd like a dollar for every time I've heard a woman defensively say, "I'm not a feminist, but..." or a couple of bucks for every man who intones, "I'm all for equal pay for equal work, but..." Look around. It's hard to find people who will come right and say that they're militant feminists. What is feminism anyway? To try to pigeonhole the theory is like trying to define "democrat," or "freedom," or "liberal" or "conservative." There's a broad range embraced by each of these terms and perhaps no two conservatives and no two liberals are exactly alike in their political convictions. Nor are any two feminists.
With the startling, innovative movie "Romance," professed feminist Catharine Breillat has given us a film quite a bit more mature and developed than her innocuous "36 Fillette" eleven years ago (about a 14-year-old who may or not give up her virginity while on vacation with her parents). One could almost say that each time someone in the audience walks out on it, the more effective the movie is. Breillat's own take on feminism is not so much the opposite of the views professed by Andrew Dworkin in her book "Intercourse" as its converse.
Whether the graphic portrayals of sexual organs in various modes is essential to bringing out the film-maker's point or whether the explicit displays or genitalia infuse the movie primarily to increase profits is anybody's guess. Breillat might insist that scenes skirting the borders of hard-core porn are indispensable to her view that the heroine's discovery of sexuality must be confronted head-on. Breillat's opening scene of Marie (Caroline Ducey) in the virginal-white bedroom of her lover Paul (Sagamore Stevenin), vividly conveys to us the extent of her frustration.  Marie-- who will ultimately show the fury of Lorca's Yerma and the wrath of Euripides' Medea--clings to Paul out of what she considers her overreaching love for him, but one day determines to experience sex in all of its sacred and profane ramifications. After a brief affair with the Italian Paolo (Rocco Siffredi) in a bar and later with a bum on an apartment stairwell, she becomes meaningfully involved with Robert (Francois Berleand), the principal of a school in which she teaches second grade.  In his monologue he becomes the film- makers mouthpiece, venturing subversive ideas: that women are not at all afraid of the obscene, and that they would easily yield to a stranger's advances while playing hard-to-get with men who love them.
"Romance," which appears to bear an ironic title considering its detachment, nonetheless may embrace Ms. Breillat's view that sex IS romance, not the chocolate and flowers so conventionally associated with the feeling. The most verbally amusing scene occurs in Marie's classroom in which the teacher metaphorically expresses her sexual views to an obviously uncomprehending group of lovely 7-year-olds. Exhibiting less interest in conjugating verbs than in a more physical type of conjugation, she announces in the lesson on the term "to have" and on the copulative verb "to be" that "you can be without having; you can have without being." Nor do I recall any other movie that so lovingly and patiently shows an aroused woman being tied, handcuffed and gagged by her man, the two becoming excited to a fever pitch without a dollop of conventional sex.
The image that sticks most to the mind is of a dream sequence.  Kind men cater to the former areas, while the luckier guys on the other end engage them in raw sex. A woman needs both. Breillat appears to believe that gentle, considerable men are a two francs a dozen. What women really lack are the other kind, and her movie will probably inspire even more post-viewing discussion about its ideas than about the quality of its story-telling.
Not Rated. Running Time: 93 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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Prototyping Paradigm Shift
As someone who is actively developing a series of solutions to help fight against COVID-19, I think it’s safe to say that the global crisis presents a paradigm shift in the way we prototype.
Amidst the pandemic, the questions we should now be asking ourselves are:
1. First and foremost, how fast can the solution be deployed? What corners can be safely cut in order to launch the first version even quicker?
In many ways, it’s not unlike creating a minimum viable product (MVP) in pre-COVID times. However, there is less tolerance for error in what we choose to release now. Also, effectiveness should come before aesthetics.
2. What materials or resources are required for deployment? Would reliance on them lead to a new wave of shortages? And if so, are there any feasible alternatives?
3. How many people can benefit from the solution? If there is potential to boost that number now or in the future, then excellent! Ultimately though, helping *someone* is better than helping *no one*.
In other words, avoid dwelling on this question for too long. Go ahead and implement your prototype even if it will only be helpful to a small group of people at the beginning.
4. How well will the solution scale? Is there room for expansions or even spin-offs when this is all over? If so, great!
Like #3 though, go ahead regardless. After all, the priority here is to defeat the pandemic. Besides, just as in normal times, a product for everyone is a product for no one.
5. What are some financing options? Whilst I don’t recommend profiting off of commercializing anti-COVID solutions, there are quite a few funding streams that will help accelerate the realization of your social missions. (Just watch out for scams.)


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ResizeWindow(#Window, x, y, Width, Height)概要
Move and resize the given window to the given position and size. If any of the parameters should be ignored (not be changed) #PB_Ignore can be passed at this place.
参数
#Window The window to resize. x, y The new window position, in pixels. If 'x' or 'y' is set to #PB_Ignore, the current value of 'x' or 'y' won't be changed. Width, Height The new window size, in pixels. If 'Width' or 'Height' is set to #PB_Ignore, the current value of 'Width' or 'Height' won't be changed.
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This file declares the structures and functions of a log file. More...
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| #define | SBF_LOG_FILE_ENTRIES 200000 |
Typedefs | |
| typedef typedefSBF_BEGIN_DECLS struct sbfLogFileImpl * | sbfLogFile |
| typedef struct sbfLogFileEntryImpl * | sbfLogFileEntry |
Functions | |
| SBF_PACKED (struct sbfLogFileEntryImpl { u_int mNumber;struct timeval mTime;uint8_t mLevel;char mPrefix[24];char mMessage[512];}) | |
| size_t | sbfLogFile_size (void) |
| Returns the size of the log. More... | |
| sbfLogFile | sbfLogFile_create (char **error, const char *root, const char *fmt,...) SBF_PRINTFLIKE(3 |
| Creates a log file's handler from a given path and formatted string. More... | |
| sbfLogFile sbfLogFile | sbfLogFile_open (char **error, const char *root, const char *fmt,...) SBF_PRINTFLIKE(3 |
| Opens a log file's handler from a given path and formatted string. More... | |
| sbfLogFile sbfLogFile void | sbfLogFile_close (sbfLogFile lf) |
| Closes the log file. More... | |
| sbfLogFileEntry | sbfLogFile_get (sbfLogFile lf) |
| Returns a log file entry from a given log file's handler. More... | |
| void | sbfLogFile_flush (sbfLogFile lf, sbfLogFileEntry lfe) |
| Makes the log file to flush the content on the file system. More... | |
| sbfLogFileEntry | sbfLogFile_read (sbfLogFile lf, u_int *number) |
| Reads a log entry from the log file's handler. More... | |
This file declares the structures and functions of a log file.
Definition in file sbfLogFile.h.
| #define SBF_LOG_FILE_ENTRIES 200000 |
Maximum number of log file entries.
Definition at line 18 of file sbfLogFile.h.
| typedef typedefSBF_BEGIN_DECLS struct sbfLogFileImpl* sbfLogFile |
Declares a log file's handler.
Definition at line 15 of file sbfLogFile.h.
| typedef struct sbfLogFileEntryImpl* sbfLogFileEntry |
Declaration of log file's handler.
Definition at line 32 of file sbfLogFile.h.
| SBF_PACKED | ( | struct sbfLogFileEntryImpl { u_int mNumber;struct timeval mTime;uint8_t mLevel;char mPrefix[24];char mMessage[512];} | ) |
Log file's handler implementation
| sbfLogFile sbfLogFile void sbfLogFile_close | ( | sbfLogFile | lf | ) |
Closes the log file.
| lf | the log file's handler. |
| sbfLogFile sbfLogFile_create | ( | char ** | error, |
| const char * | root, | ||
| const char * | fmt, | ||
| ... | |||
| ) |
Creates a log file's handler from a given path and formatted string.
| error | Null terminated string holding the error cause if any. |
| root | the directory to place the files. |
| fmt | format string to compose the file. |
| ... | variable arguments for the format string. |
| void sbfLogFile_flush | ( | sbfLogFile | lf, |
| sbfLogFileEntry | lfe | ||
| ) |
Makes the log file to flush the content on the file system.
| lf | the log file's handler. |
| lfe | the log file entry's handler. |
| sbfLogFileEntry sbfLogFile_get | ( | sbfLogFile | lf | ) |
Returns a log file entry from a given log file's handler.
| lf | the log file's handler. |
| sbfLogFile sbfLogFile sbfLogFile_open | ( | char ** | error, |
| const char * | root, | ||
| const char * | fmt, | ||
| ... | |||
| ) |
Opens a log file's handler from a given path and formatted string.
| error | Null terminated string holding the error cause if any. |
| root | the directory to place the files. |
| fmt | format string to compose the file. |
| ... | variable arguments for the format string. |
| sbfLogFileEntry sbfLogFile_read | ( | sbfLogFile | lf, |
| u_int * | number | ||
| ) |
Reads a log entry from the log file's handler.
| lf | the log file's handler. |
| number | the number of log item to be read. If read is successfull then it will increase the number by one. |
| size_t sbfLogFile_size | ( | void | ) |
Returns the size of the log.