Input: [Category] Essentials [Description] Using IIS or the WAS does not mean you cannot use a custom host. All you need is to provide a custom service host factory that derives from ServiceHostFactory, instantiate your custom host, provide the custom host initialization and return the host reference, as shown in this solution. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Service Host Factory

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Input: [Category] Essentials [Description] The zip file contains a Visual Studio 2005 custom snippet that automates generating a simple WCF contract and the matching implementing service. The service uses the best practices for transaction context, transaction voting, and instance management. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Service Snippet

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Input: [Category] Essentials [Description] A class library containing all the IDesign helper classes, utilities and tools. The library also contains a comprehensive catalog of ServiceModelEx, containing short documentation of each type, its category and reference to related classes or types. [Last Updated] 1/24/2009 [Title]

Output: ServiceModelEx

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Input: [Category] Essentials [Description] This demo shows how to use the IDesign Generic Interceptor framework to implement a simple trace of pre and post calls including parameters. The Generic Interceptor framework is nothing short of extensions for the WCF extensions. [Last Updated] 1/24/2009 [Title]

Output: Trace Interceptor

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Input: [Category] Essentials [Description] With IIS7 on Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, you can use the Windows Activation Service (WAS) to host your WCF services. While very similar to IIS6 and IIS5 hosting (virtual directories, svc files, etc), with the WAS you are not limited to HTTP and can use TCP, named pipes (IPC) and MSMQ. There is a one-time setup step (done in the included cmd file) to allow these interactions, where you assign a port number for your web site and allow the protocols for your application (the WCF service). The rest is regular WCF as shown in the demo. [Last Updated] 10/21/2007 [Title]

Output: WAS Hosting

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Input: [Category] Faults [Description] The solution demonstrates IDesign fault handling framework, this time on the client side. The CallbackErrorHandlerAttribute is applied on the callback client-side class. It installs an error handler on all callback dispatchers. The error handler promotes all exceptions to matching fault exceptions if found in the fault contract of the callback contract, and it logs the exception to a dedicated logbook service. The log entry contains a detailed stack and context dump. The solution also contains the logbook viewer application. [Last Updated] 2/24/2007 [Title]

Output: CallbackErrorHandler Attribute

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Input: [Category] Faults [Description] WCF lets the service be configured to return all unknown exceptions as faults, even if there are not listed in the fault contracts. This aspect of the service behavior is especially useful during debugging. The download shows how to turn on this feature only for debug builds using the IncludeExceptionDetailInFaults property of the service behavior. [Last Updated] 2/24/2007 [Title]

Output: Debugging and Unknown Faults

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Input: [Category] Faults [Description] While the combination of IncludeExceptionDetailInFaults and the propagation of ExceptionDetail to the client lets the client (for debugging purposes) examine the original exception thrown by the service, programming against FaultException is cumbersome, and, it does not fault the channel, unlike the real exception. The client can compensate by extracting the original exception, and even recursively build the inner exception tree. To streamline, the client can use the IDesign DebugHelper class to automate these steps, and even encapsulate its use in the proxy, including faulting the channel, as shown in the solution. [Last Updated] 2/25/2007 [Title]

Output: Debug-Time Exception Extraction

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Input: [Category] Faults [Description] The solution demonstrates IDesign fault handling framework. The class ErrorHandlerHelper automates implementing IErrorHandler: it promotes all exceptions to matching fault exceptions if found in fault contract, and it logs the exception to a dedicated logbook service. The log entry contains a detailed stack and context dump. The solution also contains the logbook viewer application. The attribute ErrorHandlerBehaviorAttribute wraps the use of ErrorHandlerHelper and automatically installs the error handler by attaching it to all dispatchers. [Last Updated] 2/24/2007 [Title]

Output: ErrorHandlerBehavior Attribute

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Input: [Category] Faults [Description] By default all service side exceptions are indistinguishable from communication exceptions. WCF lets developer use the FaultContract attribute to explicitly return a known fault from the service. Such faults would also not fault the channel and allow subsequent calls, as shown in the download. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Fault Contract

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Input: [Category] Faults [Description] If you want to change the default error handling and propagation on the service, you can add a custom service behavior that also supports the IErrorHandler interface, and add that behavior to every dispatcher. The solution shows a service that implements the custom behavior and IErrorHandler directly, and the affect it has on the client side reported exceptions. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: IErrorHandler

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Input: [Category] Instance Management [Description] Normally, WCF deactivates a session-full service when the sessions ends. However, instead of waiting for the client to close the proxy or a timeout, you can use the context deactivation feature of the OperationBehavior attribute to deactivate the service, before, after or before and after the call, as shown in the download. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Deactivation

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Input: [Category] Instance Management [Description] Normally, WCF deactivates a session-full service when the session ends. However, if the session has a particular lock-step state machine, you can configure operations on the contract to terminate the session, or to not be the first operation in the session, as shown in The download. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Demarcating Operations

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Input: [Category] Instance Management [Description] For durable services that use the DurableService attribute to have WCF serialize and desterilize their state between calls, you need to configure the host with the details of a persistence provider in the config file. You need to derive from PersistenceProviderFactory and override a simple set of methods. The demo contains IDesign's FilePersistenceProviderFactory and FilePersistenceProvider, which as their name imply, persist the state of the service into a file. you will also see how to provide custom parameters in the config file (such as a file name) in the constructor of the persistence provider factory. The client still needs to manage the instance ID on its side, and that is done using the dedicated IDesign helper classed for context [Last Updated] 10/30/2008 [Title]

Output: Durable service using custom persistence provider

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Input: [Category] Instance Management [Description] For durable services that use the DurableService attribute to have WCF serialize and desterilize their state between calls, you need to configure the host with the details of a persistence provider in the config file. You can use the WCF-provided SQL persistence factory of SqlPersistenceProviderFactory. The client still needs to manage the instance ID on its side, and that is done using the dedicated IDesign helper classed for context binding and instance ID. You will also see when to set the CompletesInstance property of the DurableOperation attribute to remove the instance state from the store, and how the client picks up a new instance ID on subsequent calls. [Last Updated] 10/30/2008 [Title]

Output: Durable service using SQL persistence provider

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Input: [Category] Instance Management [Description] WCF supports three classics instance management modes: per-call assigned a new instance per request, per-session assigns a private instance for the client for the duration of the session, and a singleton instance serves all clients regardless of sessions and connections. You control these modes using the InstanceContextMode property of the ServiceBehavior attribute and the contract itself. The download contains three solutions letting you examine the differences between the three modes. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Instancing Modes

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Input: [Category] Instance Management [Description] Throttling is a host behavior. Before opening the host, you can programmatically throttle various communication thresholds of your service such as the number of concurrent calls or instances, as shown in the download. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Programmatic Throttling

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Input: [Category] Instance Management [Description] Using a config file, you can throttle various communication thresholds of your service such as the number of concurrent calls or instances, as shown in the download. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Throttling in Config

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] When passing large payloads in WCF, you can run into max message size constraints, timeouts, and large bandwidth consuming retries. One way to address that is to chunk up larger payloads into a series of chunks that get sent as individual messages so that if one fails you only need to retry for that single item. If combined with reliable messaging, you can get ordering assurance and automatic retries. This sample shows how to put a thin layer on the client and service side that does the chunking and reassembling of the payload for a file stream, keeping it from ever being loaded into memory as a single large buffer. The same technique could be applied to a large object graph by serializing the large object graph in the shim layer and sending it in chunks then deserializing in the receiving layer. [Last Updated] 7/6/2012 [Title]

Output: Chunking File Transfer

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] When dealing with a duplex contract, every operation carries with it the callback reference. In most applications the client also would like to explicitly start or stop receiving callbacks. You can do that by adding a Connect/Disconnect methods to the contract, as shown in The download. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Connect-Disconnect

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] When using the WSHttpDualBidning for callbacks, WCF will use by default port 80 for the callbacks. This will likely conflict during development time with local installation of IIS, and is of little use in Intranet deployment. However, as The download shows, you can configure the client callback base address in the client-side config file to have a different port. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Dual HTTP Callback Address in config

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] When using the WSHttpDualBidning for callbacks, WCF will use by default port 80 for the callbacks. This will likely conflict during development time with local installation of IIS, and is of little use in Intranet deployment. Instead of using a config file to hard-code the callback port or making programmatic calls at run time, you can use the IDesign's ClientBaseAddressBehaviorAttribute to configure the port, either hard-code it or select an available port at run time. The attribute implements the IContractBehavior interface, as shown in the download. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Dual HTTP Callback Address using an attribute

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] The classic use for callbacks in WCF is for events. The service can maintain a list of callbacks, and notify them when some event takes place on the service side. The service contract can define subscribe and unsubscribe operations, and take a masked enum to allow the clients to chose which event to subscribe or unsubscribe to. In fact, you can even use delegates on the service side to manage the subscribers. This use in an interesting bridging concept: the service uses conventional delegates to manage and publish events, when the events are delivered using WCF duplex callbacks. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Events

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] All WCF bindings support one-way calls – the ability to fire and forget a method. Simply set the IsOneWay property of the OperationContract attribute to true. However, as The download demonstrates, one-way calls do not equate asynchronous calls, or even concurrent calls - because the calls are queued up on the service side, the client may still block, as a product of concurrency mode, the instance mode, the binding and the reliable session. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: One-Way Calls

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] When using the WSHttpDualBidning for callbacks, WCF will use by default port 80 for the callbacks. This will likely conflict during development time with local installation of IIS, and is of little use in Intranet deployment. Instead of using a config file to hard-code the callback port, you can use the IDesign's WsDualProxyHelper class to select any available port at run time, as shown in the download. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Programmatic Dual HTTP Callback Address

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] The download contains another example for using the IDesign framework for implementing a publish/subscribe service. The example is a traffic lights management application. [Last Updated] 9/10/2006 [Title]

Output: Publish-Subscribe Example

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] A small framework for implementing a discovery-driven publish-subscribe pattern for events firming and subscriptions. Unlike common techniques for supporting the publish-subscribe design pattern, a discovery-based solution is the only publish-subscribe case which requires no explicit steps by the subscribers or administrator. When utilizing discovery, there is no need to explicitly subscribe either in code or in config. In turn, this significantly simplifies the deployment of the system and it enables great volatility in the presence of both publishers and subscribers. You can easily add or remove subscribers and publishers without any additional administration steps or programming. The subscribers can provide a discovery endpoint so that t [Last Updated] 9/10/2006 [Title]

Output: Publish-Subscribe Framework

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] By default the message has to be received in it’s entirely by the service or the client before being processed. Instead of buffering the message, you can return a stream, and have WCF on the receiving end start processing the message while it is being streamed. The classic example for streaming is large media files. The download is a simple music download service and a player client using streaming. In addition, you may have to configure the maximum allowed message size, as shown in the download. [Last Updated] 6/19/2007 [Title]

Output: Streaming

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] This sample shows how to chunk up a payload that has been loaded into memory and leverage distributed transactions to ensure that the bits get to the client and get persisted successfully. One of the samples keeps the bits in memory on the server until the whole payload is received and reconstructed and then stores it in the DB. The other one persists the chunks in the DB as they arrive so they do not all have to be held in memory for the entire transfer. [Last Updated] 7/6/2012 [Title]

Output: Transactional Chunking

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Input: [Category] Operations [Description] The WCF provide duplex proxy DuplexClientBase is object-based and is thus not type safe. In addition, the context class InstanceContext is also object based. The compiler does not verify the relationship between these objects, and there is no verification of the relationship between the callback contract type and the service contract. However, you can fix most of these using generics. The solution contains IDesign InstanceContext and DuplexClientBase which provide the added degree of type safety, as well as a matching duplex factory called DuplexChannelFactory. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Type-Safe Duplex Callbacks

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] An occasionally connected service can issue direct synchronous calls when connected and queued called over MSQM when disconnected. The download contains a service that exposes both a queued and regular endpoint. The client uses the network events to monitor the network status, and uses the queued endpoint automatically when disconnected (such as when the network is disabled). [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Online/Offline Service

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] When a message continuously fails, it is deemed as a poison message. WCF lets you configure in the binding how many attempts to try before considering the message as poisonous. This demo shows a service that always throws an exception thus always failing. The service uses an error handling extension to log the errors using the logbook, error extension and viewer provided by IDesign. The repeated attempts are logged, and then the last exception (MsmqPoisonMessageException) indicating a poison message. [Last Updated] 1/31/2007 [Title]

Output: Poison Message

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] Using the NetMsmqBinding WCF lets the client post messages to an MSMQ queue instead of a service. When the service host is connected, WCF will dispatch to it the queued calls. The download contains a simple queued service and client. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Queued Calls

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] The MSMQ binding only works in the Intranet. However, The client may want to queue up calls to services over WS bindings, and WS-binding enabled service may want to queue up calls before executing them. The solution is to use an intermediary bridging queued client and queued service. The client uses queued calls locally and the client-side queued bridge service uses WS binding to call service-side bridge across the Internet. The service-side bridge uses queued calls against a local service. The solution demonstrates the required configurations and contract adjustments required. [Last Updated] 1/31/2007 [Title]

Output: Queued HTTP Bridge

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] Which a queued per call service, every client calls gets a separate MSMQ message. If the client is also transactional, all those messages get posted to the queued as one batch, as shown in the download. The messages will be played independently, each to a new service instance. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Queued Per Call Service

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] Which a queued and session full service, all the client calls get packaged in a single MSMQ message. If the client is also transactional, that message is posted only on successful completing the client transaction. As shown in The download, when the single message is dequeued all the calls are played to the same instance in the order the client issued them, then the service instance is disposed. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Queued Per Session Service

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] This download uses the IDesign framework for implementing a publish-subscribe service in conjunction with queued calls. The publisher can fire the event synchronously or queued. The persistent subscriber can be regular or queued. You can experiment with both a queued publisher and a queued subscriber. [Last Updated] 7/25/2007 [Title]

Output: Queued Publish-Subscribe

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] This solution demonstrates how a singleton can accept queued calls, and how the singleton shares its state across clients and queued calls. You will see how to configure a transactional queued service. [Last Updated] 7/25/2007 [Title]

Output: Queued Singleton

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] A queued service may need to report results or errors to its caller. However, queued called are one-way calls, and callbacks are not possible. However, the service can report back to a client-side queued service called a response service. There are some details to work out: correlating methods, passing the response service address, and so on. The solution contains IDesign helper framework for supporting response service. The extraneous information (the ResponseContext data contract class) is stored in a custom message header, and other helper class creating a response service proxy on the service side and headers management. You will also see how to wrap the proxy in a response-service aware proxy, how to correlate me [Last Updated] 1/31/2007 [Title]

Output: Response Service

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Input: [Category] Queuing [Description] The demo shows how you can use a form as a queued response service. It uses IDesign's framework for a queued response service, with FormHost for turning the form into a service, a queued service in this case. [Last Updated] 1/24/2009 [Title]

Output: Response Service - form as response service

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] By default WCF will use the security token on the calling client for authenticating it. However, you can easily supply alternative credentials (usually via some log-on dialog) as shown in the download. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Alternative Windows Credentials

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] A WCF service may opt for not authenticating its clients and allowing anonymous access, and yet it should do so without compromising the message privacy and integrity. The download shows the required configuration setting for allowing anonymous access and still using the service certificate for security the message. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Anonymous

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Two interoperating business partners may often opt for a private, secure communication using each other certificate for mutual authenticate. The download shows the required configuration on the service and client side, a batch file for generating and installing the certificates, how to deal with test certificates, and how to configure for message transfer security using certificate. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Business to Business

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] While using a certificate to authenticate the client, you can still rely on ASP.NET security. The download demonstrates the required steps to configure the host and to add the certificate to the ASP.NET role provider. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Business to Business with ASP.NET roles

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] By default, WCF offers very limited support for partially trusted clients, and most scenarios require full trust. To restore support for partially trusted WCF clients, IDesign provides PartialTrustClientBase, used very much like the regular proxy base class, without compromising on the WCF programming model or on code-access security. PartialTrustClientBase supports partial trust callers. It analyzes the context of the call and demands the appropriate permissions. This is a collection of some 16 demos showing various cases of partial trusted clients trying to rely on various aspects of WCF. [Last Updated] 10/30/2008 [Title]

Output: Code-Access Security - Partial Trusted Clients

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] By default, WCF offers very limited support for partially trusted hosts, and most scenarios require full trust. To restore support for partially trusted WCF clients, IDesign provides AppDomainHost, used very much like the regular host, without compromising on the WCF programming model or on code-access security. AppDomainHost supports hosting a service in a partial trust environment. It analyzes the context of the hosting and demands the appropriate permissions. The service itself is hosted in a separate app domain, and you can provide the exact permissions for the service app domain to execute in partial trust sandbox. This is a collection of some 14 demos showing various cases of partial trusted hosts trying to rely on various aspec [Last Updated] 10/30/2008 [Title]

Output: Code-Access Security - Partial Trusted Hosts

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Even though the hosting code may have full trust, you may want to host the service itself in partial trust, to reduce the surface area for attack and to run the service in a virtual secure sandbox. You can use IDesign's AppDomainHost to specify exactly the permissions to grant the service, and AppDomainHost will place the service in a separate app domain with those permissions You can specify the permissions individually, or using a permission set file, or use a standard permissions set. You can even host the same service multiple times, each with a different permissions set, as shown in the demo. [Last Updated] 10/30/2008 [Title]

Output: Code-Access Security - Partial Trusted Service via AppDomainHost

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Both Internet and Intranet applications often require a custom store for user accounts and roles. ASP.NET 2.0 provides an out-of-the-box provider model as well as a SQL Sever database just for that propose. Unfortunate, the only way to administer the credentials databases is via Visual Studio 2005, and only for local web applications. This solution is a full-blown custom security management application that administrators can use. The application presents a rich user experience, and can administer the store remotely. The application wraps the ASP.NET 2.0 providers with a WCF service that can be self-hosted or hosted in IIS, and even adds missing features. The download contains the Credential Manager client, the CredentialsService and host. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Credentials Manager for WCF

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] WCF lets the client provide custom credentials and have the service authenticate the client by looking up the credentials in the ASP.NET membership data base in SQL Server. Once authenticated, the service can use role-based security to authorize the user against the custom roles in the data base. The download shows how to configure both on the client and service side the certificate used to encrypt the credentials and the message body itself, and how to configure message transfer security for ASP.NET providers on the service and the client, how to configure for ASP.NET providers membership and roles, how and when to supply the application name, and additional settings required for the providers. The service also displays identity report. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Custom Credentials using ASP.NET Providers

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Security is the most intricate WCF aspect, and there is no built-in declarative model. To avoid, simplify and streamline security, IDesign developed a declarative attribute based security model. The SecurityBehaviorAttribute service attribute is used like any other service attribute to configure the security scenario. The attribute offers a few simple properties that default to reasonable setting. The solution demonstrates using SecurityBehaviorAttribute to configure alternative Windows credentials in the Intranet. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Declarative Security - Alternative Windows Credentials

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Security is the most intricate WCF aspect, and there is no built-in declarative model. To avoid, simplify and streamline security, IDesign developed a declarative attribute based security model. The SecurityBehaviorAttribute service attribute is used like any other service attribute to configure the security scenario. The attribute offers a few simple properties that default to reasonable setting, and there is a matching client side helper class and proxy. The solution demonstrates using SecurityBehaviorAttribute to configure anonymous yet secure and private access to the service. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Declarative Security - Anonymous Access

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Security is the most intricate WCF aspect, and there is no built-in declarative model. To avoid, simplify and streamline security, IDesign developed a declarative attribute based security model. The SecurityBehaviorAttribute service attribute is used like any other service attribute to configure the security scenario. The attribute offers a few simple properties that default to reasonable setting, and there is a matching client side helper class and proxy. The solution demonstrates using SecurityBehaviorAttribute to configure using ASP.NET providers for custom credentials when the service is exposed to the Internet. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Declarative Security - ASP.NET Providers over the Internet

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Security is the most intricate WCF aspect, and there is no built-in declarative model. To avoid, simplify and streamline security, IDesign developed a declarative attribute based security model. The SecurityBehaviorAttribute service attribute is used like any other service attribute to configure the security scenario. The attribute offers a few simple properties that default to reasonable setting, and there is a matching client side helper class and proxy. The solution demonstrates using SecurityBehaviorAttribute to configure business to business security (such as between two trading partners) using certificates on both sides for mutual authentication. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Declarative Security - Business to Business

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Security is the most intricate WCF aspect, and there is no built-in declarative model. To avoid, simplify and streamline security, IDesign developed a declarative attribute based security model. The SecurityBehaviorAttribute service attribute is used like any other service attribute to configure the security scenario. The attribute offers a few simple properties that default to reasonable setting, and there is a matching client side helper class and proxy. The solution demonstrates using SecurityBehaviorAttribute to completely turn off security. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Declarative Security - None

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] The IDesign ServiceSecurity also offers the SecurityAuditEnabled property which lets the service declare its need for a security audit. This properly complements the config setting, and will not override the value in the config file. By setting it to true, WCF will log all security events for the service. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Declarative Security - Security Audit

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Security is the most intricate WCF aspect, and there is no built-in declarative model. To avoid, simplify and streamline security, IDesign developed a declarative attribute based security model. The SecurityBehaviorAttribute service attribute is used like any other service attribute to configure the security scenario. The attribute offers a few simple properties that default to reasonable setting. The solution demonstrates using SecurityBehaviorAttribute to configure security to use the ASP.NET providers over TCP in the Intranet to pass custom credentials. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Declarative Security - Using ASP.NET Providers in the Intranet

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] Security is the most intricate WCF aspect, and there is no built-in declarative model. To avoid, simplify and streamline security, IDesign developed a declarative attribute based security model. The SecurityBehaviorAttribute service attribute is used like any other service attribute to configure the security scenario. The attribute offers a few simple properties that default to reasonable setting, and there is a matching client side helper class and proxy. The solution demonstrates using SecurityBehaviorAttribute to configure the service and the client to use Windows accounts and yet communicate securely over the Internet using the WSHttpBidning. [Last Updated] 7/15/2007 [Title]

Output: Declarative Security - Windows Credentials over the Internet

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] When using the Intranet bindings, WCF allows the contract developer to demand a protection level when dealing with sensitive contracts or operations. The download demonstrates this technique by setting the ProtectionLevel property of the ServiceContract attribute. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Demanding Protection Level

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] This demo shows how to use the IDesign Generic Interceptor framework to propagate the entire stack of callers (their identities, authentication level, operations, etc) in every call. This offers a secure alternative to impersonation, allowing every stop along the call chain to find out the identity of the callers (and the original caller). You still need to protect and sign the stack of callers yourself. the demo uses both IDesign support for managing message headers and the Generic Interceptor framework. The Generic Interceptor framework is nothing short of extensions for the WCF extensions. [Last Updated] 1/24/2009 [Title]

Output: Identity Stack Tracing

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] WCF supports security audits - it can dump to the event log security related events in your services such as authentication and authorization attempts, their time and location, and the client’s identity. This solution demonstrates the required config settings to use the ServiceAuthorizationBehavior. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Security Audit

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] This demo is just like the Custom Credentials using ASP.NET Providers demo except it shows how to specify the application name for the Membership and Roles provider using a config file. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Specifying application name in config for ASP.NET providers

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Input: [Category] Security [Description] WCF lets the client provide simple username and password credentials to the service. The credentials can in turn be mapped to Windows accounts on the service side, as shown in The download. In addition, The download shows how to configure both on the client and service side the certificate used to encrypt the credentials and the message body itself, and how to configure message transfer security for username credentials type. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Username Message Security and Windows credentials

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Security [Description] When using Windows accounts, the client can restrict to what degree the service can impersonate it. The service can decide to use its own identity or try to impersonate the client. The download contains a client that provides UI for custom credentials and also allowed impersonation level. The service will try to impersonate the client using the OperationBehavior attribute and a custom hosting behavior the impersonates all callers automatically. In addition, the service displays a detailed report in its constructor and in the operation. The report contains the incoming client identity, the process identity, and the principal identity. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Windows Identity Management

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Security [Description] By default WCF will use Windows groups to authorize the caller. You can use the PrincipalPermission attribute to demand that the caller is a member of such a role, as shown in the download. The caller can use its own interactive security token or custom credentials. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Windows Role-Based Security

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] WCF allows you to combine the work of multiple threads in a single transaction. You need to provide each worker thread with a clone of the original transactions, and signal to the original client thread when the worker threads have completed their work. The download shows a simple banking application where the client uses multiple threads to interact with the account services, demonstrating this complex topic and a few related issues such as passing the transaction between threads and synchronizing completion. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Concurrent Transactions

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] In general, transactions and duplex callbacks do not mix well. Callbacks are usually one-way operations which cannot flow transactions, and transactional services are often single-threaded, which precludes flowing the service transaction to the client during a service call. However, the service can be configured for reentrancy and to disable releasing the instance once the transaction completes. Doing so will enable the service to flow its transaction to the callbacks. The service can also store the callback references for later use, in which case, as shown by The download, a service-side transaction can flow to the client. You will need to configure the callback client for transaction just as with a service. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Duplex Transactions

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] When using the Client/Service transaction mode, the service is configured to allow transaction flow, and yet WCF will not enforce the use of a transaction-aware binding at all, or the use of a transaction-aware binding with TransactionFlow enabled. To tighten this loose screw use the IDesign BindingRequirementAttribute to enforce the use of a transaction-ware binding with TransactionFlow set to true. The BindingRequirementAttribute is a nice example for a general-purpose technique you can use to enforce any binding requirement. For example, BindingRequirementAttribute has another property called WCFOnly which enforces the use of WCF-to-WCF bindings only, and a property for requiring reliability. You can also use the BindingRequirementAttrib [Last Updated] 2/24/2007 [Title]

Output: Requiring Transaction Flow

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] In WCF transaction flow between the client and the service is a product of the TransactionFlow value in the binding, the TransactionFlowOption in the contract operation. In addition the service will use the client transaction only if it configured for requiring a transaction scope and if the client has a transaction to flow. The download contains a simple banking application showing how to configure the system so that the client can interact with two different account services and yet scope both in a single transaction. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Transaction Flow

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] The IDesign TransactionalBehavior attribute lets you maintain the regular non-transactional programming model of statefull services with normal member variables, and yet have the service automatically roll back any change to those members if the transaction aborts. This has the same effect as if all members were volatile resource managers. The attributes utilizes the durable services support in WCF to store the instance state into the IDesign transactional dictionary, used as as a persistence provider. [Last Updated] 1/24/2009 [Title]

Output: Transactional Behavior

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] By default a transactional singleton behaves like a per-call service. You can however disable releasing the instance once the transaction completes and maintain the semantic of the singleton. You will also need to have at least one transactional method as shown in the download. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Transactional singleton

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] This demo shows how to combine the IDesign TransactionalBehavior attribute with the in-proc factory, so that you could mimic the conventional programming model of C#, without any of the ownership overhead of WCF (managing hosts, proxies and config files) and still benefit from transactions. [Last Updated] 1/24/2009 [Title]

Output: TransactionalBehavior - InProcFactory

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] This demo shows how to combine the IDesign TransactionalBehavior attribute with the in-proc factory, and how to encapsulate the very use of the factory with the IDesign WcfWrapper class, that complete hides the very use of WCF. As a result, you program just as with normal C#, without interacting with any hosts, proxies and config files and still benefit from WCF. [Last Updated] 1/24/2009 [Title]

Output: TransactionalBehavior - InProcFactory Wrapper

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Transactions [Description] A transactional service can interact not just with databases but also with volatile resource managers. The download makes use of IDesign’s implementation of the transactional collections (now part of MSDN). The service and client configuration is exactly the same as with the database-centric solution. [Last Updated] 9/7/2006 [Title]

Output: Volatile Resource Managers

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Device] Processor [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Screen [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] HDD [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Optical Drive [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Graphics [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Sound [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Ethernet [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Wireless [Comments] Use the iwl3945 driver [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Bluetooth [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] 56K Modem [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Device] USB [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Firewire [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Device] Card Reader [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Device] ExpressCard Slot [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Device] TV Tuner [Comments] No drivers currently available [Compatibility]

Output: No


Input: [Device] Camera [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Name] Caring Nurses, Inc. [Features] custom theme, private intranet, connects to an external database [Designed] Yes [Created] Yes [Custom code] Yes [Administer] Yes [Moderate] Yes [Notes] The Basic webmail, Contact attach and Courier MTA modules were created for this site. I also created three other internal websites, for tracking, reporting, and review of operations and data. Those three sites pull additional data from external data sources: one from a Microsoft SQL database, and the other two from a Sybase SQLAnywhere database. [Custom theme]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name] Caring Nurses, Inc. [Designed] No [Created] No [Custom code] No [Administer] Yes [Moderate] Yes [Notes] This site was originally created by someone who is no longer working for the company. I now maintain it. [Custom theme]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name] Flatt And Sons [Designed] Yes [Created] Yes [Custom code] No [Administer] Yes [Moderate] Yes [Custom theme]

Output: No


Input: [Name] Flatt Family Web Site [Features] images [Designed] Yes [Created] Yes [Custom code] No [Administer] Yes [Moderate] Yes [Custom theme]

Output: No


Input: [Name] FlattNet.com [Designed] Yes [Created] Yes [Custom code] No [Administer] Yes [Moderate] Yes [Custom theme]

Output: No


Input: [Name] oadaeh.net [Designed] Yes [Created] Yes [Custom code] No [Administer] Yes [Moderate] Yes [Custom theme]

Output: Yes


Input: [Resource] Overview [Description]

Output: Learn about the COSMOS project.

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Input: [Resource] Community activities [Description]

Output: Activities related to building the COSMOS community.

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Input: [Resource] COSMOS Project Relationships [Description]

Output: Information on how COSMOS relates to other projects.

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Input: [Resource] Working sessions [Description]

Output: Working session status.

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Input: [Resource] COSMOS Logo page [Description]

Output: View and download COSMOS graphics.

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Input: [Resource] Glossary [Description]

Output: Click here to view the COSMOS Glossary.

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Input: [Component] Business Strategy [Integrated] One [Allied-Unrelated] Many [Holding] Many [Allied-Related]

Output: Many

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Input: [Component] Customers [Integrated] Same [Allied-Unrelated] Some shared [Holding] Many [Allied-Related]

Output: Shared

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Input: [Component] Corporate Role [Integrated] Resource allocations [Allied-Unrelated] Define Protocols [Holding] Financial roll-ups and analysis [Allied-Related]

Output: Define Protocols

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Input: [Component] Human Capital [Integrated] Common [Allied-Unrelated] Some Shared [Holding] Independent [Allied-Related]

Output: Some Shared

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Input: [Component] IT Systems [Integrated] Common [Allied-Unrelated] Few, interconnected [Holding] Different [Allied-Related]

Output: Common

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Input: [Component] Enabling Processes [Integrated] Centralized [Allied-Unrelated] Some Centralized [Holding] Decentralized [Allied-Related]

Output: Centralized

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Input: [Characteristic] Medium of exchange [Gold Coins] High [Silver Coins] High [Fulus] Medium [Paper] High [Description]

Output: Acceptable in exchange


Input: [Characteristic] Unit of Account [Gold Coins] Medium [Silver Coins] High [Fulus] Low [Paper] High [Description]

Output: Used in expressing values of goods and services


Input: [Characteristic] Store of value [Gold Coins] High [Silver Coins] High [Fulus] Poor [Paper] High [Description]

Output: Used in holding wealth


Input: [Characteristic] Standard of Deferred Payment/ Capital [Gold Coins] High [Silver Coins] High [Fulus] Poor [Paper] High [Description]

Output: Used in expressing loan/investment/credit transactions


Input: [Characteristic] Portability Durability Divisibility Standardis-ability Recogniz-ability [Gold Coins] High High Low High High [Silver Coins] High High Medium High High [Fulus] High Low High Poor Low [Paper] High High High High High [Description]

Output: Ease in carrying Ability to endure physical Uses/strains and prevent worn-out Ability to divide itself in Increasingly small units as per the market needs Ability to standardize in the form of units of equal quality and indistinguishable physical Appearance Ability to be recognized quickly and distinguished from counterfeit


Input: [Characteristic] Intrinsic Value Predict-ability of value [Gold Coins] High High [Silver Coins] High High [Fulus] Poor Poor [Paper] Poor Poor [Description]

Output: Value in use, as opposed to value in exchange Ability to Predict the Value(exchange rate/purchasing power)in the face of changing Demand/supply conditions


Input: [Characteristic] Extent of Supply [Gold Coins] Low [Silver Coins] Low [Fulus] High [Paper] High [Description]

Output: Adequacy of Quantities to meet economic needs


Input: [Characteristic] Control Oversight Multiple Standards [Gold Coins] Govt./ Pvt. None Yes [Silver Coins] Govt./ Pvt. None Yes [Fulus] Govt./ Pvt. None Yes [Paper] Govt. Bank Central Banks No [Description]

Output: Sources of Supplies National Monitoring Agency Simultaneous Existence of Several currencies


Input: [Artist] Urban Waste [Title] Eat Cake [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Recycled EP

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Input: [Artist] Descendents [Title] She Loves Me [Album]

Output: Everything Sucks

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Input: [Artist] Sloppy Seconds [Title] The Mighty Heroes [Album]

Output: Knock Yer Block Off

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Input: [Artist] Ceremony [Title] Cross Them Out [Album]

Output: Violence Violence

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Input: [Artist] Avail [Title] Simple Song [Album]

Output: 4 AM Friday

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Input: [Artist] Charles Bronson [Title] Grown Up Corpses [Album]

Output: Possessed to Skate

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Input: [Artist] Chokehold [Title] Existence [Album]

Output: Prison of Hope

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Input: [Artist] Fugazi [Title] Waiting Room [Album]

Output: 13 Songs

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Input: [Artist] Product of Waste [Title] Welcome to America [Album]

Output: You Won't Take Me Alive

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Input: [Artist] Negative Approach [Title] Tied Down [Album]

Output: Tied Down

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Input: [Artist] Adolescents [Title] Kids of the Black Hole [Album]

Output: Adolescents

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Input: [Artist] Dos Amigos [Title] Snitch Bitch Eyesore [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Godstopper/Dos Amigos Split

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Input: [Artist] Black Flag [Title] Beat My Head Against The Wall [Album]

Output: My War

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Input: [Artist] Pissboys [Title] Words [Album]

Output: Split

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Input: [Artist] Pegboy [Title] Through My Fingers [Album]

Output: Strong Reaction

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Input: [Artist] Crass [Title] Where Next Columbus? [Album]

Output: Penis Envy

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Input: [Artist] Suicidal Tendencies [Title] Won't Fall In Love Today [Album]

Output: I'll Hate You Better/Mandatory Love

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Input: [Artist] No Friends [Title] We've Got No Friends [Album]

Output: No Friends

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Input: [Artist] Screaming Females [Title] Normal [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Castle Talk

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Input: [Artist] The Ergs! [Title] Most Violent Rap Group [Album]

Output: Dork Rock Cork Rod

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Input: [Artist] Napalm Death [Title] I Abstain [Album]

Output: Utopia Banished

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Input: [Artist] Insect Warfare [Title] Mind Ripper [Album]

Output: World Extermination

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Input: [Artist] Terrorizer [Title] Resurrection [Album]

Output: World Downfall

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Input: [Artist] Middle Class [Title] Out of Vogue [Album]

Output: Out of Vogue

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Input: [Artist] Y.D.I. [Title] Friends [Album]

Output: A Place in the Sun

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Input: [Artist] Intense Degree [Title] Bursting [Album]

Output: Hardcore Holocaust

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Input: [Artist] Weekend Nachos [Title] Acceptable Violence [Album]

Output: Punish and Destroy

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Input: [Artist] Weekend Nachos [Title] Mocked [Album]

Output: Punish and Destroy

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Input: [Artist] Weekend Nachos [Title] Suburban Voice [Album]

Output: Punish and Destroy

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Input: [Artist] Agoraphobic Nosebleed [Title] Alcohol [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Tribute to Gang Green

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Input: [Artist] A.N.S. [Title] Blazing Saddles [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Tribute to Gang Green

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Input: [Artist] A.N.S. [Title] Let's Drink Some Beer [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Tribute to Gang Green

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Input: [Artist] Dystopia [Title] Stress Builds Character [Album]

Output: Human = Garbage

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Input: [Artist] Discharge [Title] Protest and Survive [Album]

Output: Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing

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Input: [Artist] Poison Idea [Title] Plastic Bomb [Album]

Output: Feel the Darkness

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Input: [Artist] J.F.A. [Title] I Don't Like You [Album]

Output: We Know You Suck

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Input: [Artist] Chain of Strength [Title] True Till Death [Album]

Output: The One Thing That Still Holds True

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Input: [Artist] Minor Threat [Title] In My Eyes [Album]

Output: In My Eyes EP

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Input: [Artist] All [Title] She's My Ex [Album]

Output: Allroy's Revenge

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Input: [Artist] McRad [Title] Words of Life [Album]

Output: Abscence of Sanity

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Input: [Artist] The Nation of Ulysses [Title] Look Out! Soul is Back [Album]

Output: 13 Point Program to Destroy America

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Input: [Artist] Corrosion of Conformity [Title] Consumed [Album]

Output: Animosity

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Input: [Artist] Amebix [Title] Fear Of God [Album]

Output: Arise!

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Input: [Start] 4:07pm [Artist] Coachwhips [Track] Mr. Hyde/I Don't Need You [Label] Narnack [Album]

Output: Double Death

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:08pm [Artist] Cobra High [Track] Awesomology [Label] Cold Crush [Album]

Output: Sunset in the Eye of the Hurricane

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:09pm [Artist] Lake of Dracula [Track] Plague of Frogs [Label] Skin Graft [Album]

Output: Lake of Dracula

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:11pm [Artist] Negativland [Track] Favorite Things [Label] Seeland [Album]

Output: No Business

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:15pm [Artist] Shout Out Out Out Out [Track] Guilt Trips Sink Ships [Label] Normals Welcome [Album]

Output: Reintegration Time

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:21pm [Artist] Holderlins Traum [Track] Requiem fur Einen Wicht [Label] Think Progressive [Album]

Output: Holderlins Traum

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:27pm [Artist] Robert Beatty [Track] Track 8 [Label] Mountain Door [New] N [Album]

Output: Three Legged Race

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:36pm [Artist] Secret Mommy [Track] Tennis Court [Label] Ache [Album]

Output: Very Rec

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:40pm [Artist] Coco Rosie [Track] Bear Hides and Buffalo [Label] Touch and Go [Album]

Output: Noah's Ark

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:46pm [Artist] Mindflayer [Track] Side B [Label] Corleone [Album]

Output: Die and Mold

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:52pm [Artist] Plastic Crimewave Sound [Track] Go Away [Label] Rocket [Album]

Output: Flashing Open

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:58pm [Artist] Bird Names [Track] People Should Get More Aware [Label] Upset! The Rhythm [Album]

Output: Sings the Browns

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 4:59pm [Artist] Cheer Accident [Track] The Carnal, Garrish City [Label] Cuneiform [Album]

Output: Fears Draws Misfortune

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 5:20pm [Artist] Bride of No No [Track] Pools fo Mercury [Label] Atavistic [Album]

Output: BONN Apetit

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 5:24pm [Artist] Cave [Track] Hunt Like Devil [Label] Permanent [Album]

Output: Hunt Like Devil

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 5:34pm [Artist] Jim O'Rourke [Track] Therfore I Am [Label] Drag City [Album]

Output: Insignificance

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 5:40pm [Artist] Alance [Track] Clock and Eye [Label] Self Released [Album]

Output: Alance

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 5:45pm [Artist] Renaldo and the Loaf [Track] Lime Jelly Grass [Label] Ralph [Album]

Output: Songs for Swinging Larvae

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 5:48pm [Artist] Orchestral Manoeurvres in the Dark [Track] Electricity [Album]

Output: Orchestral Manoeurvres in the Dark

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 5:51pm [Artist] Borful Tang [Track] Roach [Label] Gigante Sound [Album]

Output: Sunshine's Militant Children's Hour and Borful Tang

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 5:55pm [Artist] Life is Meat [Track] Track 3 [Label] Self-released [Album]

Output: Discreet Meat

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 6:03pm [Artist] The Bonniwell Music Machine [Track] The Trap [Label] Sundazed [Album]

Output: Beyond the Garage

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 6:04pm [Artist] Helen Money [Track] Mondo [Label] Cellobird [Album]

Output: Helen Money

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 6:08pm [Artist] Kites [Track] Local Boy [Label] Load [Album]

Output: Royal Paint With the Metallic Gardener From The United States of America Helped Into an Open Field by Women and Children

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 6:11pm [Artist] Gil Trythall [Track] Foggy Mountain Breakdown [Label] Athena [Album]

Output: Country Moog: Switched on Nashville

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 6:13pm [Artist] A Tundra [Track] Found Loose in the Mails [Label] staticstation [Album]

Output: Man or Woman, Laughing or Crying

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [Start] 6:17pm [Artist] East of Underground [Track] Smiling Faces Sometimes [Label] Now-Again [Album]

Output: Forge Your Own Chains

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Monday, April 26th, 2010 4:00PM - 6:30PM


Input: [2] Teen (T) [3] Mature (M) [4] Adult (A) [1]

Output: General (G)


Input: [0] Overview [2] May not be suitable for children under the age of 13 [3] May not be suitable for children under the age of 17 [4] Content that is generally recognized as appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least the age of majority in their region. [1]

Output: All ages


Input: [0] Violence [2] Mild to moderate cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [3] Frequent, intense or graphic cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [4] Extreme depictions of graphic violence appropriate only for or legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age. [1]

Output: Minimal cartoon or fantasy violence


Input: [0] Sexual Content [2] Infrequent/Mild sexual content, situations, or themes [3] Intense/Frequent sexual content, situations, or themes [4] BlackBerry World will not accept apps with graphic nudity [1]

Output: Little or no sexual content, situations, or themes


Input: [0] Language [2] Infrequent/Mild profanity or crude humor [3] Intense or graphic profanity/crude humor [4] BlackBerry World will not accept Hate Speech [1]

Output: No strong or coarse language


Input: [0] Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Use [2] Infrequent/Mild [3] Intense/Frequent drug/alcohol use or reference [4] Content designed to encourage/promote drug or alcohol abuse, or content appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age [1]


Input: [0] Gambling [2] Simulated [3] Simulated [4] As permitted by law for persons at least 18 years of age [1]


Input: [Date] 32 weeks 4 days ago [Title] If he tweeted that after the [Body]

Output: If he tweeted that after the thing about the 49ers being 7-4, he has since deleted that, as well. I couldn't find it.


Input: [Date] 32 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Maybe he didn't like how he [Body]

Output: Maybe he didn't like how he phrased his response. It's not easy when people are picking apart every single word used in 140 character bursts, and looking for positive signals or something that suggests a lack of credibility.


Input: [Date] 32 weeks 4 days ago [Title] I suggested to him that the [Body]

Output: I suggested to him that the 49ers would have been 7-4 at the time of these alleged initial discussions. He responded that it might explain why interest was low at that point. I responded again that it would have been an distraction (with Harbaugh reasonably focused on making the playoffs). He deleted his response to me. I'm not sure why. I always find that odd.


Input: [Date] 32 weeks 6 days ago [Title] Brian has cited him in some [Body]

Output: Brian has cited him in some of the coaching search updates. Moss has been around a long time. He has some sources. This isn't totally random internet rumormongering.


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 5 days ago [Title] I think he first tweeted that [Body]

Output: I think he first tweeted that day that the press conference would be held and that Brandon would be fired. It beat everyone else. It wasn't a random guess. And, he's not really in that business, from what I can tell. That said, I'm not the guy who you mock for buying every internet rumor that comes along. I totally get the skepticism. And, I don't care what you all believe. I'm just saying that the salt that goes with this report in particular should probably be of the grain and not the boulder variety.


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 5 days ago [Title] I'm not saying he's right [Body]

Output: I'm not saying he's right about this, but I think he had Brandon's firing before anyone else. Brian might vouch for that.


Input: [Date] 34 weeks 5 days ago [Title] I think you are reading too [Body]

Output: I think you are reading too much into it. Read the next sentence after he mentioned bowl games: "They may be in bowl games. They may be…you know, wherever they are in their status..." I don't think you can make any judgment at all about a pool of candidats limited to college coaches based on that statement.


Input: [Date] 44 weeks 18 hours ago [Title] This probably wasn't intended [Body]

Output: This probably wasn't intended to be a diary, but I'll just point out that it seems unlikely to me that Harbaugh would be stupid enough to go to Miami given the acrimony in that front office. Have you read the backstory on Aponte? It doesn't sound like she's going anywhere, and if that's true, Harbaugh would be jumping from one bad situation to another. I'm not sure even Ross's money could paper that over.


Input: [Date] 45 weeks 16 hours ago [Title] Great. Well, then the [Body]

Output: Great. Well, then the problem was either provider-specific (which AT&T denied) or it was an issue in certain pockets of the city.


Input: [Date] 45 weeks 18 hours ago [Title] There was a problem with the [Body]

Output: There was a problem with the broadcast in the Atlanta area (and possibly others). They screwed up the regional coverage such that ABC and ESPN2 were both showing Texas A&M vs. SMU. This continued until some point in the 3rd quarter when the complaints must have finally bubbled up to the people who fix these sorts of things. At that point, the UM game became available on ESPN2.


Input: [Date] 1 year 21 weeks ago [Title] Did you just cut and paste [Body]

Output: Did you just cut and paste that summary from rotoworld?


Input: [Date] 1 year 30 weeks ago [Title] You'll always be Coach [Body]

Output: You'll always be Coach Schiano to me...


Input: [Date] 1 year 33 weeks ago [Title] Hello - I have returned to [Body]

Output: Hello - I have returned to receive your upvotes...


Input: [Date] 1 year 36 weeks ago [Title] Year 3 under Rodriguez is [Body]

Output: Year 3 under Rodriguez is identical to Year 3 under Hoke. We have not improved. Also, we could easily be 4-7 right now. Some of those wins are functional losses. But tell me more about how great things are...


Input: [Date] 2 years 5 days ago [Title] It looks like Benoit will [Body]

Output: It looks like Benoit will continue to close (from Danny Knobler on Twitter - I can't embed for some reason): @DannyKnoblerCBS Tigers will keep Benoit as closer, use Veras along with Smyly in the 7th and 8th innings.


Input: [Date] 2 years 5 days ago [Title] I'm not certain he's going to [Body]

Output: I'm not certain he's going to close, but it will be nice to have some more help with late innings.


Input: [Date] 2 years 45 weeks ago [Title] Michigan 38 - ND 31 [Body]

Output: Michigan 38 - ND 31


Input: [Date] 3 years 19 weeks ago [Title] I'm guessing "DB" isn't [Body]

Output: I'm guessing "DB" isn't "wondering what happened to Beilein and the program in such a short time frame" because Dave Brandon is smart enough not to evaluate the status of a major program by only looking at a three week period in which nothing that could be construed by any reasonable person as "negativity breed[ing] negativity" took place.


Input: [Date] 3 years 30 weeks ago [Title] Spencer Hall is Orson. [Body]

Output: Spencer Hall is Orson. #yourmindblown


Input: [Date] 3 years 46 weeks ago [Title] Raoul: The article doesn't [Body]

Output: Raoul: The article doesn't say anything about where McGary places Duke among the final six. It simply says McGary's parents favor Duke.


Input: [Date] 3 years 47 weeks ago [Title] According to John Buccigross [Body]

Output: According to John Buccigross (and reports he's citing on twitter from foreign news agencies), Liv and Salei are confirmed dead.


Input: [Date] 4 years 15 weeks ago [Title] The twitter link is all there [Body]

Output: The twitter link is all there is. The link within just goes to his profile. http://twitter.com/#!/nbadraftnet/status/61153951835357184


Input: [Date] 4 years 15 weeks ago [Title] No, I'm well aware of the [Body]

Output: No, I'm well aware of the last four years, thanks. As I said above, I just think this is overkill. I don't think that's that controversial of an opinion.


Input: [Date] 4 years 15 weeks ago [Title] For what reason do they need [Body]

Output: For what reason do they need to travel around the country and "get the former players pumped up?" I'm not being a smartass. I really don't see why it's necessary. I'm not saying they need to spend all of their time watching film like has been suggested above.


Input: [Date] 4 years 15 weeks ago [Title] But he has a lot of former [Body]

Output: But he has a lot of former players in his phone...or whatever...


Input: [Date] 4 years 15 weeks ago [Title] I don't understand why this [Body]

Output: I don't understand why this is necessary or a valuable use of the coaches' time. I understand the perceived need to "mend fences" or whatever, but if this is true, it seems to be overkill.


Input: [Date] 4 years 15 weeks ago [Title] What was the state of "the [Body]

Output: What was the state of "the tradition" when RR came in, or did you miss that part of the post in your rush to cryptically name drop?


Input: [Date] 4 years 15 weeks ago [Title] Except it's not...at all. [Body]

Output: Except it's not...at all.


Input: [Date] 4 years 15 weeks ago [Title] Let's just watch the spring [Body]

Output: Let's just watch the spring game...


Input: [Date] 4 years 18 weeks ago [Title] Butler lost two starters and [Body]

Output: Butler lost two starters and they were pretty important. Gordon Heyward was their best player and a lottery pick in last year's NBA draft. Willie Veasley (who now plays in Japan) was a critical defender that, like Heyward, could guard almost anyone. Their struggles early this season were almost entirely related to defense. They've found a way to make up for those losses.


Input: [Poppin and a ranging] Acronym [Meaning]

Output: Type


Input: [Poppin and a ranging] ★ ☆ ☆ Uncommon [Meaning]

Output: Rank


Input: [Poppin and a ranging] Online Only (chat, messaging, e-mail) [Meaning]

Output: Usage


Input: [Poppin and a ranging] Someone who is PNAR likes to dance in a flamboyant manner. [Meaning]

Output: Comments


Input: [Poppin and a ranging] "You were definitely PNAR at the reception last night." [Meaning]

Output: Example


Input: [Poppin and a ranging] April 21, 2011 [Meaning]

Output: Updated


Input: [Class] RandomSampler [Description]

Output: Simple random sampler

org.apache.lucene.facet.search.sampling (Lucene 3.6.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] RepeatableSampler [Description]

Output: Take random samples of large collections.

org.apache.lucene.facet.search.sampling (Lucene 3.6.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Sampler [Description]

Output: Sampling definition for facets accumulation The Sampler uses TAKMI style counting to provide a 'best guess' top-K result set of the facets accumulated.

org.apache.lucene.facet.search.sampling (Lucene 3.6.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Sampler.SampleResult [Description]

Output: Result of sample computation

org.apache.lucene.facet.search.sampling (Lucene 3.6.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] SamplingAccumulator [Description]

Output: Facets accumulation with sampling.

org.apache.lucene.facet.search.sampling (Lucene 3.6.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] SamplingParams [Description]

Output: Parameters for sampling, dictating whether sampling is to take place and how.

org.apache.lucene.facet.search.sampling (Lucene 3.6.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Header] Name [Notes]

Output: Channel name

Channels - SOAP — Zato 2.0.5 documentation


Input: [Header] Active [Notes]

Output: Documented below

Channels - SOAP — Zato 2.0.5 documentation


Input: [Header] URL path [Notes]

Output: A path to mount this channel on. Must be unique in a cluster. URL path and SOAP action must be unique in a cluster.

Channels - SOAP — Zato 2.0.5 documentation


Input: [Header] Method [Notes]

Output: (Optional) An HTTP method that must be used by clients to invoke this particular channel. It can be any string and Zato won’t check if it’s a valid HTTP 1.1 method. Leave empty to allow any method be used.

Channels - SOAP — Zato 2.0.5 documentation


Input: [Header] Data format [Notes]

Output: (Optional) The expected data format Zato should parse incoming messages as. This will also populate a service’s data_format attribute. For SOAP channels, this almost always should be set to XML unless your channels are actually using SOAP for conveying non-XML messages.

Channels - SOAP — Zato 2.0.5 documentation


Input: [Header] SOAP action [Notes]

Output: SOAP action this channel should be available as. URL path and SOAP action must be unique in a cluster.

Channels - SOAP — Zato 2.0.5 documentation


Input: [Header] SOAP version [Notes]

Output: Currently only version 1.1 SOAP channels are supported. Use a plain HTTP channel with a service which parses SOAP 1.2 itself if you need to expose services through the latter version.

Channels - SOAP — Zato 2.0.5 documentation


Input: [Header] Service [Notes]

Output: Name of an already existing service to invoke for each HTTP request received

Channels - SOAP — Zato 2.0.5 documentation


Input: [Header] Security [Notes]

Output: Name of a security definition - HTTP Basic Auth, technical account or a WS-Security definition - to use for securing the access to the channel. Pick ‘No security’ explicitly to indicate that no such definition should be used. This can be used to expose certain services without any usernames or to indicate that a service will implement a custom security scheme itself.

Channels - SOAP — Zato 2.0.5 documentation


Input: [Artist] Failed Attempts at Facial Hair [Title] Yes, The World Does Need Another Orgcore Song About Sitting on Porches [Album]

Output: Girls, Friends, Girlfriends

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Paul Baribeau [Title] Wild Eyes [Album]

Output: Unbearable

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] It's A King Thing [Title] Hangin Out [Album]

Output: Short Attention Span

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] City and Colour [Title] Confessions [Album]

Output: Bring Me Your Love

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Mazzy Star [Title] California [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: California

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Bon Iver [Title] Lump Sum [Album]

Output: For Emma, Forever Ago

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Belle and Sebastian [Title] I'm A Cuckoo (by the Avalanches) [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: The Third Eye Center

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Fleet Foxes [Title] Montezuma [Album]

Output: Helplessness Blues

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] The Jesus and Mary Chain [Title] April Skies [Album]

Output: Darklands

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band [Title] Gone Again [Album]

Output: Where The Messengers Meet

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Neutral Milk Hotel [Title] Engine [Album]

Output: Beauty

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Superchunk [Title] Overflows [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: I Hate Music

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Ra Ra Riot [Title] Run My Mouth [Album]

Output: Daytrotter Session 9/20/2010

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Football, etc. [Title] Fair [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Audible

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Mates of State [Title] Fluke [Album]

Output: Team Boo

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] The Love of Everything [Title] King Kong Fights [Album]

Output: Ghosts & Friends

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Mister Heavenly [Title] Pineapple Girl [Album]

Output: Out of Love

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Joan of Arc [Title] Mr. Participation Billy [Album]

Output: So Much Staying Alive and Lovelessness

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Imaginary Baseball League [Title] The Scenery [Album]

Output: Revive

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin [Title] Harrison Ford [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Fly by Wire

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Everyoned [Title] You Wear It Like Smoke [Album]

Output: Everyoned

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] John Frusciante [Title] A Loop [Album]

Output: The Will To Death

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Sharks Keep Moving [Title] First Instrumental [Album]

Output: Sharks Keep Moving

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Aspiga [Title] Blank Pages [Album]

Output: How I'm Not Feeling

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] The Promise Ring [Title] Watertown Plank [Album]

Output: The Horse Latitudes

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] How Do We Jump This High? [Title] Twenty Three [Album]

Output: Deep Stationary

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Toasted Plastic [Title] Late Foliage [Album]

Output: Ares Vallis

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Psychic Teens [Title] H#TE [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Come

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Hunx and His Punx [Title] You Think You're Tuff [New] ✔ [Album]

Output: Street Punk

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Title Fight [Title] Your Screen Door [Album]

Output: Shed

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Spraynard [Title] Are You Ladies Familiar With The Work of Zack and Cody? [Album]

Output: Split 7"

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Fucked Up [Title] I Was There [Album]

Output: David Comes To Life

That's Not My Name on Wed 9/25/13 | WKDU Philadelphia 91.7FM


Input: [Artist] Jah Sun [Title] Dis Ya Time [Label] Jah Sun Music [Album]

Output: Battle The Dragon


Input: [Artist] Bad Brains [Title] MCA Dub [Label] Megaforce Records [Album]

Output: Into The Future


Input: [Artist] Bad Brains [Title] Masybe A Joyful Noise [Label] Megaforce Records [Album]

Output: Into The Future


Input: [Artist] Bad Brains [Title] Popcorn [Label] Megaforce Records [Album]

Output: Into The Future


Input: [Artist] Fear Nuttin Band [Title] Fear Nuttin [Label] BoomBlaze Records [Album]

Output: Vibes Love Revolution


Input: [Artist] Fear Nuttin Band [Title] Born To Battle [Label] BoomBlaze Records [Album]

Output: Vibes Love Revolution


Input: [Artist] Jah Sun [Title] Plastic City [Label] Jah Sun Music [Album]

Output: Battle The Dragon


Input: [Artist] Jah Sun [Title] All Over The World [Label] Jah Sun Music [Album]

Output: Battle The Dragon


Input: [Artist] Prezident Brown [Title] Rising Star [Label] Tad's Records [Album]

Output: I Sound Is From Creation


Input: [Artist] Prezident Brown [Title] Some People [Label] Tad's Records [Album]

Output: I Sound Is From Creation


Input: [Artist] Prezident Brown [Title] Self Mastery Flex [Label] Tad's Records [Album]

Output: I Sound Is From Creation


Input: [Artist] Lloyd Meza ft-Joggo [Title] Back To Eden [Label] Not Easy At All-JahSolidRock-Heartbeat EU [Album]

Output: Back To Eden


Input: [Artist] Martin Zobel & Soulrise [Title] Where You Came From [Label] Irievibrations Records [Album]

Output: Land Of The Free


Input: [Artist] Martin Zobel & Soulrise [Title] Land Of The Free [Label] Irievibrations Records [Album]

Output: Land Of The Free


Input: [Artist] Broussai ft-Dubtonic Kru [Title] Kingston Town [Label] Youz Productions [Album]

Output: Kingston Town


Input: [Artist] Pentateuch [Title] Time Bomb [Label] Bootcamp Productions [Album]

Output: The Genesis


Input: [Artist] Anthony B [Title] Praise [Label] Di Genius Records [Album]

Output: Moving Riddim


Input: [Artist] J Boog [Title] Up Your Evil WaysChange [Label] Di Genius Records [Album]

Output: Moving Riddim


Input: [Artist] Don Toppa ft-Tee Jay [Title] It Musty Be Love [Label] Weedy G Soundforce [Album]

Output: Jump Up Riddim


Input: [Artist] Gridsman [Title] Life Is Not A Waste [Label] Weedy G Soundforce [Album]

Output: Jump Up Riddim


Input: [Artist] Teecha Dee [Title] Just Weed [Label] Weedy G Soundforce [Album]

Output: Jump Up Riddim


Input: [Artist] Uwe Banton [Title] The Root Of It (Cannabis Song) [Label] RastaYard-AL.TA.FA.AN. [Album]

Output: Mental War


Input: [Artist] Uwe Banton [Title] Thought I'd Let You Know [Label] RastaYard-AL.TA.FA.AN. [Album]

Output: Mental War


Input: [Artist] Uwe Banton ft-Mikey General [Title] Work [Label] RastaYard-AL.TA.FA.AN. [Album]

Output: Mental War


Input: [Artist] Uwe Banton ft-Luciano [Title] Mental War [Label] RastaYard-AL.TA.FA.AN. [Album]

Output: Mental War


Input: [Artist] Luciano [Title] Perilous Time [Label] Maximum Sound [Album]

Output: Dance Ruler Riddim


Input: [Artist] Robert Lee [Title] Selassie I Sound [Label] Maximum Sound [Album]

Output: Dance Ruler Riddim


Input: [Artist] Iricals [Title] Gangster Convention [Label] Iricals [Album]

Output: mp3 single


Input: [Artist] Solo Banton [Title] Wicked Man [Label] Reality Shock Records [Album]

Output: Higher Levels


Input: [Artist] Solo Banton [Title] Mi No Know [Label] Reality Shock Records [Album]

Output: Higher Levels


Input: [Artist] Winstrong [Title] Gun Fool [Label] Larger Than Life Records [Album]

Output: Queen Of Queens Riddim


Input: [Artist] Sizzla [Title] Things Get Tuff [Label] Larger Than Life Records [Album]

Output: Queen Of Queens Riddim


Input: [Artist] Bobby Hustle [Title] Real Ganja Man [Label] Larger Than Life Records [Album]

Output: Queen Of Queens Riddim


Input: [Artist] Delly Ranx [Title] Pass The Herb [Label] Larger Than Life Records [Album]

Output: Queen Of Queens Riddim


Input: [Artist] Negritage ft-JamYork [Title] Jah Protection extended vershan [Label] Negritage-KingDUB.com [Album]

Output: mp3 single


Input: [Artist] Shan A Shan [Title] Bass Dub [Label] Shan A Shan-KingDUB.com [Album]

Output: mp3 single


Input: [Artist] Roots Zombie [Title] 20th Century [Label] Roots Zombie-KingDUB.com [Album]

Output: Général Eclectik


Input: [0] Academic [1] Aggressive [2] Astute [3] Brash [4] Caring [5] Competent [6] Conservative [7] Creative [8] Determined [9] Dynamic [10] Empathic [11] Expert [13] Gentle [14] Healthy [15] Impulsive [16] Insightful [17] Leisurely [18] Meticulous [19] Objective [20] Original [21] Perceptive [22] Pleasant [23] Progressive [24] Realistic [25] Respectful [26] Self-reliant [27] Shrewd [28] Steady [29] Tenacious [30] Trusting [31] Unique [12]

Output: Flirtatious

Office of Career Services @ Teachers College :: Personality Identification Worksheet


Input: [0] Accurate [1] Alert [2] Attentive [3] Broad Minded [4] Cautious [5] Competitive [6] Considerate [7] Curious [8] Dignified [9] Eager [10] Energetic [11] Expressive [13] Good character [14] Helpful [15] Independent [16] Inspiring [17] Light-hearted [18] Mild-Mannered [19] Obliging [20] Outgoing [21] Perfectionist [22] Pleasure-seeking [23] Proud [24] Reasonable [25] Responsible [26] Sense of humor [27] Sincere [28] Strong-willed [29] Thorough [30] Trustworthy [31] Verbal [12]

Output: Forceful

Office of Career Services @ Teachers College :: Personality Identification Worksheet


Input: [0] Active [1] Ambitious [2] Attractive [3] Businesslike [4] Challenges [5] Composed [6] Consistent [7] Daring [8] Diplomatic [9] Easygoing [10] Enterprising [11] Extravagant [13] Good-natured [14] Honest [15] Individualistic [16] Integrity [17] Likable [18] Moderate [19] Open-minded [20] Outstanding [21] Persevering [22] Poised [23] Prudent [24] Reflective [25] Retiring [26] Sensible [27] Sociable [28] Successful [29] Thoughtful [30] Unassuming [31] Versatile [12]

Output: Forgiving

Office of Career Services @ Teachers College :: Personality Identification Worksheet


Input: [0] Adaptable [1] Analytical [2] Authentic [3] Calm [4] Charming [5] Concerned [6] Constructive [7] Deliberate [8] Disciplined [9] Eccentric [10] Enthusiastic [11] Fair-minded [13] Good-hearted [14] Humanistic [15] Industrious [16] Intellectual [17] Loyal [18] Modest [19] Opportunistic [20] Painstaking [21] Persistent [22] Positive [23] Punctual [24] Relaxed [25] Risk-taking [26] Sensitive [27] Sophisticated [28] Sympathetic [29] Thrifty [30] Uncommon [31] Vigorous [12]

Output: Formal

Office of Career Services @ Teachers College :: Personality Identification Worksheet


Input: [0] Adept [1] Arrogant [2] Authoritative [3] Candid [4] Cheerful [5] Confident [6] Conventional [7] Democratic [8] Discreet [9] Economical [10] Exceptional [11] Far-sighted [13] Gracious [14] Humorous [15] Informal [16] Intuitive [17] Materialistic [18] Natural [19] Optimistic [20] Patient [21] Philosophical [22] Practical [23] Purposeful [24] Reliable [25] Robust [26] Sentimental [27] Spontaneous [28] Tactful [29] Tidy [30] Understanding [31] Visionary [12]

Output: Frank

Office of Career Services @ Teachers College :: Personality Identification Worksheet


Input: [0] Adventurous [1] Artistic [2] Aware [3] Capable [4] Clear-thinking [5] Conforming [6] Cool [7] Dependable [8] Discriminating [9] Effective [10] Exhibitionistic [11] Firm [14] Idealistic [15] Ingenious [16] Inventive [17] Mature [18] Neat [19] Orderly [20] Peaceable [21] Pioneering [22] Precise [23] Quick [24] Reserved [25] Self-Confident [26] Serious [27] Spunky [28] Talkative [29] Tolerant [30] Unexcitable [31] Warm [12]

Output: Friendly

Office of Career Services @ Teachers College :: Personality Identification Worksheet


Input: [0] Affectionate [1] Assertive [2] Bold [3] Careful [4] Clever [5] Conscientious [6] Cooperative [7] Detailed [8] Dominating [9] Efficient [10] Experienced [11] Flexible [14] Imaginative [15] Innovative [16] Kind [17] Methodical [18] Nonconforming [19] Organized [20] Penetrating [21] Playful [22] Productive [23] Rational [24] Resourceful [25] Self-Controlled [26] Sharp-witted [27] Stable [28] Teachable [29] Tough [30] Uninhibited [31] Witty [12]

Output: Generous

Office of Career Services @ Teachers College :: Personality Identification Worksheet


Input: [Patent application number] 20120254235 [Published] 10-04-2012 [Description]

Output: CONTENT TRANSFER - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120254236 [Published] 10-04-2012 [Description]

Output: CONTENT TRANSFER - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120254237 [Published] 10-04-2012 [Description]

Output: CONTENT TRANSFER - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120254260 [Published] 10-04-2012 [Description]

Output: CONTENT TRANSFER - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120259811 [Published] 10-11-2012 [Description]

Output: CONTENT TRANSFER - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120259873 [Published] 10-11-2012 [Description]

Output: CONTENT TRANSFER - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120259874 [Published] 10-11-2012 [Description]

Output: CONTENT TRANSFER - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120259899 [Published] 10-11-2012 [Description]

Output: CONTENT TRANSFER - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120310876 [Published] 12-06-2012 [Description]

Output: Content transfer - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120310978 [Published] 12-06-2012 [Description]

Output: Content Transfer - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications


Input: [Patent application number] 20120310988 [Published] 12-06-2012 [Description]

Output: Content Transfer - The present invention provides a method of transferring content from a file and a database. In this case, the file includes content instances, each content instance being associated with a respective field, and each field having a respective type. The transfer is achieved by determining the type of each field, and then storing each content instance in a store in accordance with the determined field type of the associated field. Each content instance can then be transferred to the database in accordance with the determined field type. A similar procedure is provided for creating XML files based on content within the database.

Jonathon Peter Irons, St. Lucia AU - Patent applications