Respect culture, values of host communities, Fayemi advises corps members
by BankoleGov. Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti has advised corps members deployed to serve in the state to foster peaceful coexistence with their host communities by respecting their cultural norms and values.
The governor, represented by his deputy, Chief Bisi Egbeyemi, gave the advice at the closing ceremony of the three-week orientation for the 2019 Batch C, Stream 1, corps members.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the event took place at the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) permanent orientation camp at Emure-Ekiti, in Emure Local Government Area of Ekiti.
Also read: My administration will invest in Ekiti youth for better future – Fayemi
Fayemi said that the call was necessary to prevent corps members from offending the sensibilities of their would-be hosts.
The governor, who described the youth as the future and hope of the nation, charged them to be law-abiding citizens at all times.
Fayemi said, “I charge you to channel your youthful energies toward things that will positively impact on the socio-economic growth of the nation.
“As youths, the future of this nation lies in your hands. Be assured that no meaningful contributions by you will go unrewarded.”
Earlier in her address, the Ekiti State Coordinator of NYSC, Mrs Emmanuella Okpongete, had urged the corps members to be good ambassadors of the scheme in their places of primary assignments.
Okpongete said, “As you proceed to your new homes for the remaining part of your service, I counsel you to take security matters seriously.
“Do not associate yourselves with people of questionable characters, which can tarnish the good image of the NYSC scheme.”


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- SD(FloatList) - Static method in class _157239n.Env
-
Calculates the standard deviation for a list of floating point values.
- SD(float[]) - Static method in class _157239n.Env
-
Calculates the standard deviation for a list of floating point values.
- set(int, boolean) - Method in class _157239n.BoolList
-
Sets the value at a specified index.
- set_Float(int, _Float) - Method in class _157239n.InfoPacket
-
Sets a _Float value at a specific index.
- setBoolean(int, boolean) - Method in class _157239n.InfoPacket
-
Sets a boolean value at a specific index.
- setColumn(int, float) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Sets an entire column of this matrix to 1 particular value.
- setColumn(Matrix, int, float) - Static method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Sets an entire column of a matrix to 1 particular value.
- setFloat(int, float) - Method in class _157239n.InfoPacket
-
Sets a floating point value at a specific index.
- setFloat(int, double) - Method in class _157239n.InfoPacket
-
Sets a double-precision floating point value at a specific index.
- setInt(int, int) - Method in class _157239n.InfoPacket
-
Sets an integer value at a specific index.
- setLc(float) - Method in class _157239n.Network
-
Sets the initial learning constant for this network.
- setLc(double) - Method in class _157239n.Network
-
Sets the initial learning constant for this network.
- setProgress(float) - Method in class _157239n.ProgressThread
-
Sets the general progress.
- setProgress(double) - Method in class _157239n.ProgressThread
-
Sets the general progress.
- setProgress(float, float, float) - Method in class _157239n.ProgressThread
-
Sets the general progress inside a range.
- setProgress(double, double, double) - Method in class _157239n.ProgressThread
-
Sets the general progress inside a range.
- setProgress(int, float) - Method in class _157239n.ProgressThread
-
Sets a specific progress in multiple progresses.
- setProgress(int, double) - Method in class _157239n.ProgressThread
-
Sets a specific progress in multiple progresses.
- setProgress(int, float, float, float) - Method in class _157239n.ProgressThread
-
Sets a specific progress in multiple progresses inside a range.
- setProgress(int, double, double, double) - Method in class _157239n.ProgressThread
-
Sets a specific progress in multiple progresses inside a range.
- setProgress(float) - Method in class _157239n.SimpleProgressThread
-
Sets the progress of the object.
- setProgress(double) - Method in class _157239n.SimpleProgressThread
-
Sets the progress of the object.
- setPVector(int, PVector) - Method in class _157239n.InfoPacket
-
Sets a PVector value at a specific index.
- setRow(int, float) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Sets an entire row of this matrix to 1 particular value.
- setRow(Matrix, int, float) - Static method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Sets an entire row of a matrix to 1 particular value.
- setString(int, String) - Method in class _157239n.InfoPacket
-
Sets a String value at a specific index.
- settings() - Method in class _157239n.Final_Simple_Net
-
- setup() - Method in class _157239n.Final_Simple_Net
-
- setValue(float) - Method in class _157239n._Float
-
Sets the value
- setValue(double) - Method in class _157239n._Float
-
Sets the value
- setValue(float, float, float) - Method in class _157239n._Float
-
Sets the value as if it is describing the progress
- setValue(double, double, double) - Method in class _157239n._Float
-
Sets the value as if it is describing the progress
- setValue(int, float) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Sets the value at a particular index.
- setValue(int, int, double) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Sets the value at a particular row and column.
- setValue(int, double) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Sets the value at a particular index.
- setValue(int, int, float) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Sets the value at a particular row and column.
- shutdown(InfoPacket) - Method in class _157239n.Final_Simple_Net
-
- SIGMOID - Static variable in class _157239n.Matrix
-
- sign(float) - Static method in class _157239n.Env
-
Returns the sign of a value.
- sign(double) - Static method in class _157239n.Env
-
Returns the sign of a value.
- sign(Matrix) - Static method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Replaces every value in the matrix with the sign of that value.
- SIGNATURE - Static variable in class _157239n.Network
-
- signature(long) - Method in class _157239n.Work
-
Specifies the signature (magic number) of the object this handles.
- signature() - Method in class _157239n.Work
-
Returns the signature (magic number) of the object this handles.
- SimpleProgressThread - Class in _157239n
-
Represents a simple progress thread.
- SINC - Static variable in class _157239n.Matrix
-
- SINUSOID - Static variable in class _157239n.Matrix
-
- size() - Method in class _157239n.BoolList
-
Returns the size of the array.
- slash(float, float) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Slashes the matrix using relative location and length.
- slash(int, int) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Slashes the matrix using absolute location and length.
- slash(float[][], float, float) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Slashes a 2d floating point array using relative location and length.
- slash(float[], float, float) - Static method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Slashes a 1d floating point array using relative location and length.
- slash(float[][], int, int) - Static method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Slashes a 2d floating point array using absolute location and length.
- slash(float[], int, int) - Static method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Slashes a floating point array using absolute location and length.
- sliceNumber(int) - Method in class _157239n.Network
-
Specifies the total number of slices the network will record.
- SOFT_EXP - Static variable in class _157239n.Matrix
-
- SOFTPLUS - Static variable in class _157239n.Matrix
-
- SOFTSIGN - Static variable in class _157239n.Matrix
-
- stack(Matrix) - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Stacks another matrix onto the existing one.
- stackMatrix(Matrix, Matrix) - Static method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Stacks the 2nd matrix to the 1st matrix.
- startLearning(int) - Method in class _157239n.Network
-
Gives the network the go ahead to start learning
- startLearning() - Method in class _157239n.Network
-
Starts learning with a preset learn iteration.
- stochastic(Matrix, Matrix) - Method in class _157239n.Network
-
Sets up stochastic learning or mini-batch with the default batch size of 1.
- str(double) - Static method in class _157239n.Final_Simple_Net
-
- StringSize() - Method in class _157239n.InfoPacket
-
Returns the current size of the String array.
- sub(PVector, PVector) - Static method in class _157239n.Env
-
Subtracts the second PVector from the first PVector.
- sub(Matrix, Matrix) - Static method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Subtracts 2 matrix and returns the resulting matrix.
- sum() - Method in class _157239n.Matrix
-
Calculates the sum of all the elements in the matrix.
- syn - Variable in class _157239n.Network
-


Nick Romano
Graduate Student, University of Maryland
// load
require([“//master/app/motion-module.js”],
function(Motion) {
// construct
var MyMotionLayer = new Motion({arguments})
// apply
Motion.addToMap()
})
- This shows how the module is loaded in and constructed
| Property | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Source | Object | Yes | No default | This is the source for the data, can be a REST URL* or geojson * REST URL will only be supported after geojson is supported, time permitting. |
| Relationship | Object | Yes | No default | Relation type. i.e. 1 to 1, 1to many. Object will also ask for origin and destination fields within the dataset. |
| SourceType | String | No | "geojson" | Specified by user to tell the module how to read the source parameter. |
| Features | Object | No | None | Constructed from the source data, contains all geographic features within an array. |
| LayerLines | Object | No | None | This property is constructed automatically from the source data. It stores all line data within the geojson or layer, and assimilates that data into the ESRI schema. |
| LayerPoints | Object | No | None | Auto constructed from source. stores all point data within the geojson or layer, and assimilates that data into the ESRI schema. |
| Easing | String | No | easeInSine | Used to specify linear movement over time. The module will support 5 types of easing, selected from http://easings.net/ |
| Speed | Int | No | 1 | Specifies speed of transition, still need to determine range of this param. |
| Color | Object | No | Red | Will accept a dojo.color object to set color. |
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| setSpeed( | Alters animation speed of existing implenentation |
| setColor( | Alters existing color for lines and points |
| getSpeed() | Returns current specified speed |
| getColor() | Returns color of animation |
| pause() | Pauses the animation |
Haven't come up with all the methods just yet, but here's some examples
Data model so far- creates two properties that contain corresponding geometry types and converts them to esri graphics that can be used in the map
var proto = document.createElement("canvas");
this.ctx = proto.getContext("2d");
this.ctx.canvas.style.position = 'absolute';
this.ctx.canvas.style.zIndex = '0';
initCanvas.insertAdjacentElement('beforebegin', this.ctx.canvas)
- The custom data layers are being used to create a custom HTML canvas element that is being placed adjacent to the Esri map
canvas.
- This DOM architecture preserves the user’s ability to interact with the underlying
Esri map, while the custom graphics are visible.


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The PEPQA is an international event in which students, academic community and professionals meet each other to learn and share the most recent trends and challenges on Power Electronics (PE) and Power Quality (PQ). The purpose of this workshop is to contribute in the process of identification and solving problems in the growing industry of PE and PQ with activities directed by experts in areas such as power converters, speed drivers, power electronics in transmission and distribution systems, and modeling, design and simulation for power quality.
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-r a-
1
Pref
Cpd. initial form of r a: 'tooth'.
2
Pref
A surface form of -r aN- 'flock'.
3
Pref
A surface form of r ang - (allomorph ang -) used in 2nd/3rd person possessor forms of kin terms; see alphabetical listings of complete forms below.
4
Pref
For =r a-wu- see listing of complete stem, below.
(Entry on page 150 of printed dictionary)
=r a-
1
VTr
to spear; to throw spear(s) at; to throw harpoon at.
11.6.6 ,
11.7.1 ,11.7.2,
12.5.4 ,
12.7.4 ,
13.21.2/3 ,
13.33.2 ,
14.15.3 rdp,
17.13.5 ,
33.4.3 ,
88.3.6 ,
95.8.8 rdp,
104.1.3 ,
106.2.1 ,
111.1.2 (harpoon), and many others.
2
VTr
to produce (object, substance); to build. 92.4.
2 (kangaroo grows fur),
111.4 .
2 (spark),
159.1.4 (spark),
165.1.6 (house),
166.8.3 (bark canoe).
(Rdp:
of this Recip. form is -r i=r i-ny ji- in Text 69, -r iny ji=r i=ny ji- in Text 161; rdp. of the simple verb is
always the full bisyllabic form.
-r ang ga=r a-
to spear (someone sleeping).
-ng al -wara=r a-
to throw spear at (tree or branch).
-ar -wara=r a-
to spear (in water). (-ar - -w2 ara-)
-yina-bara=r a-
to throw spear through the head of (e.g., prow of boat or canoe).
70.3.6 . (yinag, -w
2 ara-)
-w1 /w2 alwara=r a-
(perhaps -w1 /w2 al-wara=r a-) to throw spear
at (shrub, to knock off fruits).
3.1.15 . (cf.
-w2 al- 'stem')
The last four cpds. seem to be based on a stem
-w2 ara=r a-
(unrelated to Mult. prefix -w1 ara-)
(Entry on page 150 of printed dictionary)
r a:
For 'toothache't he usual expression is 'tooth reaches me' or the like (verb
=lhang arma- , subject is 'tooth').Cf.
=r ayara- .
(Entry on page 151 of printed dictionary)
=r abala-
VIntrA2
to come out (into the open or to a camp), to make one's appearance.
4.8.1 ,
7.17.3 rdp,
9.5.4 ,
13.32.5 ,
14.14.2 ,
20.2.1/2 ,
23.1.2 ,
37.5.2 ,
43.15.3 ,
43.15.8 ,
65.4.2 ,
99.3.6 ,
162.4.4 ,
163.9.2 .
Mult:
-n
g ara=
d abala
43.15.1 (ghosts).
Mult:
-w
1 ara=
r abala-, attested with internal rdp. As -w
1 ara-
r aba=
r abala-.
29.12.3 (shells and beach debris)
Caus:
=
r abali-jga-
VTrA1 or =
r abali-jgi-
VTrI1 , both less common than
=r abali- (following entry).
-rin -d aba=r abala-
(with internal rdp.) (brolga bird, gu
d argu) to come out.
7.19.7 . (song style)
-lhawu=r abala-
(person) to come out (with) words, to divulge (secret) information.
47.7.4 .
-ng ubunun =d abala-
(cloud) to come out.
60.3.1 . (n
g ubunun
g )
-yina=d abala-
to have one's head come out, to stick one's head out.
21.6.3/4 . (yinag)
Related to following entry.
Etym:
could be a cpd. involving
=w2 ala- .
(Entry on page 151 of printed dictionary)
=r abali-
VTrI1
to take (something) out, to cause (it, him) to come out, to take (it, him) out.
17.8.3 ,
50.6.3 ,
65.10.5 .
Functions as Caus. of preceding entry.
(Entry on page 151 of printed dictionary)
r abara
NcMana
tail (of most animals, but not fish, dugong, whale).
As cpd. initial: occurs in a couple of frozen cpds. designating fauna spp., see
r abara-wul ma and probably
r abarayala, below.

(Entry on page 151 of printed dictionary)
=r abi-
Mult:
-n
g ara=
d abi-.
65.3.4 (two persons).
Caus:
=
r abi-jga-
VTrA1 to cause to fall down; to bring down.
50.3.1 ,
143.1.4 .
-r igu=r abi-
to faint, collapse, lose consciousness; to fall down dead or dazed. (cf. d igu)
-ad u=r abi-
to fall, collapse (after being speared).
-ng agar a=r abi-jga-
(Caus) to bring down bones of (dead person, after leaving body in tree platform for some time).
53.2.6 rdp.
(Entry on page 152 of printed dictionary)
r adhar
1
NcAnaWu
long harpoon used in hunting dugong and turtles.
2
NAdj
successful dugong (or turtle) hunter (on a given occasion, or in general).
HumSg:
r adhar-yun
g . P1:
r adha-
r adhar. Cf.
abal , etc.
(Entry on page 152 of printed dictionary)
=r adharara-
VIntr
(perhaps A2 or Ng al ) (wind, boat) to make waves.
(Entry on page 152 of printed dictionary)
r adar adag
NAdj
in front, at the head (of a group).
Ex:
ni=ya-n
g gi
aba ni=
r ada
r adag 'He went and is now in front' (i.e., 'He went to the front').
Less common than expressions with =r aga- 'to go in front' (there may be some etymological connection between the two).
(Entry on page 152 of printed dictionary)
=r ad-ba-
VTrMa1
(Surface forms of =r ad-bu-).
(Entry on page 152 of printed dictionary)
=r adbidha-
VIntrNg al
to be tied up, bound up; (boat or canoe) to be tied up, moored.
15.12.3 rdp,
15.15.4 .
Related to
=r ad-bu- and functioning as a Refl. form of it; formation irregular.
(Entry on page 152 of printed dictionary)
=r ad-bu-
Refl:
see preceding entry, also =
r ad-bi-'-.
43.5.4 .
-r ang a=d ad-bu-
to tie up (tree); to tie (someone, something) to a tree.
108.3.5 . (
r an
g ag)
r a:g NcNg ara young brown tree snake (wulundharg).
(Entry on page 152 of printed dictionary)
-r aga-
(Entry on page 152 of printed dictionary)
=r aga-1
VTrA1
(=
r aga-n
y , =
r aga:-', =
r aga-na, =
r aga-n
g ) to pick up, collect (several objects).
100.6.3 ,
100.6.3 rdp.
-ng agar a=r aga-
to pick up bones of (dead person).
39.1.4 (emend gloss).
(Entry on page 152 of printed dictionary)
=r aga-2
Benef:
-a=d aga- to go in front of (person), to lead (person).
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
r agala
NcMana
ti-tree, a type of paperbark tree,
Melaleuca viridiflora (forms with stunted, crooked bark, relatively small leaves and thin trunk, and hard bark).
98.1.1 ,
142.1.3 , Text 144,
162.20.4 .
Other form of same species: see
l iba. Cf. also
lhabar a .
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
r agalg
Used mostly as cpd. initial and in NCder - form.
NCder:
sound (of particular thing).
66.2.6 ,
66.3.2 (sound of didjeridu musical instrument, lhambi
l bi
l g).
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
-r agal=jambi-
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
=r aganma-
VTrA1
to head toward; to face, to be opposite from, to confront.
69.7.2 .
-yan =d aganma-
to call towards (person), to confront (verbally). (ya:ng ).
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
-r agar-
Pref
(See -r agarG-, below).
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
-r agar=bad ad dhi-
VIntrI1
(See =w2 ad ad dhi-).
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
-r agar=bad ji-wa-ny ji-
VIntrI2
(Recip) (See =w2 ad ji-wu-).
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
-r agar=bayama-
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
-r agar=dhulhuwi-
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
-r agarG-
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
r agij
r agij-gaj
(with Pergressive case suffix).
7.6.4 .
As
NAdj , sometimes also as
NcAna (
Adv ), takes rdp. form:
r aga-
r agij
NAdj or
NcAna (
Wu ) first (in place, or to do something); ahead, at front (of group).
106.3.1/4 .
Ex:
ni=ya:-ri: ni-r aga=r agij 'He is going in front'.
Ex:
wa:='r i ani=
r uma-n
g ana-
r aga-
r agij 'He is not going in front'.
nun -d aga-r agij
NAdj first (person, people). Attested as:
HumSg:
nu
n -
d aga-
r agi-jun
g .
74.3.2 .
malang a-d aga-r agij
a fair distance in front, quite a way in front. (-malang aG-)
Etym:
derivative of =r aga- 'to go in front'.
(Entry on page 153 of printed dictionary)
=r agu-
VTrU4
(forms include Past1 /Nonpast1 =r aga-ng , Nonpast3
=r agi-Ø)
to search for (person, object), to go looking for.
14.11.1 ,
14.13.2 ,
15.7.4 ,
15.9.6 ,
17.8.1 ,
17.8.1 rdp,
40.14.2 ,
43.8.1 rdp,
43.8.2 ,
104.3.3 rdp.
Benef:
-a=d agu- to try to find (something, unspecified in verb) for (person).
Ex:
of Benef: gur ugu numba:-'d a:-'=d aga-ng ! 'Try to guess it for me!' (said in guessing game).
-mi=d agu-
to forget (word, name); to try to remember (word, name).
29.9.1 . (-mij-)
-w1 ar aga=r agu-
to go looking for (object, food, etc.). (This cpd. seems to be Intr in
121.3.8 ; if this is so, the apparently transitive form in
7.11.3 may have to be reanalysed, and retranscribed from n
g iwu-wa
r aga=
r aga-n
g to intransitive n
g i-wa
r aga=
r aga-n
g .)
Etym:
In view of the tendency of
=r agu- to become reduplicated (cf. Benef. ex. above with rdp. despite punctual aspect), -aga=
r agu- and
-w1 ar aga=r agu- may possibly involve a former rdp. *-
r aga=
r agu-.
Some inflected forms can be confused with those of
=r aga-1 or
=r aga-2 , above.
(Entry on page 154 of printed dictionary)
r agulunju
NcMana
triton shell, Syrinx aruanus . (uncommon)
(Entry on page 154 of printed dictionary)
=r aguyi-
VTrI1
to take (someone, something) first, to be the first to take.
Ex:
ng awu=r aguyi-ny ana-gud ugud u 'I took the sacred (object) first (then somebody else did).'
Probably related to =
r aga- 'to go in front',
r agij.
(Entry on page 154 of printed dictionary)
r a:j
(Entry on page 154 of printed dictionary)
r aja
NcNa
canine (front tooth).
53.3.1 ff.
Kangaroo canine teeth can be used as ornaments with
manba armbands.
(Entry on page 154 of printed dictionary)
=r ajara-
or =r a:jara- (also heard as =r aja:ra-)
VIntrA2
(people) to scatter, disperse, break up.
Caus:
=
r ajari-jga-
VTrA1 to cause (people, animals) to disperse.
166.26.3 .
-man =d ajara-
or -man=dajara- (and variants with a:) (group) to disperse.
(Entry on page 154 of printed dictionary)
-r aj=bilya-
(Entry on page 154 of printed dictionary)
-r ajbur=na-
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
=r alha-
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
-r al-
Nc/Pref
seed(s) (of most plants).
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
=r ala-
In sense 'to hatch (egg)', the subject and object are in the same noun class but the verb is not Ref1exive in form; the meaning is 'it (egg) hatched' with the noun class denoting the species of bird, etc. Moreover, for Na class (e.g.,
jad agag 'jungle-fowl bird'), the form taken by the transitive pronominal prefix is that appropriate for human 3MSg acting on human 3MSg (
nu- ) rather than the usual Na on Na form (ni-). For N
g ara class bird (e.g.,
wa:yin 'emu') there is no formal difference between human 3FSg and N
g Ara class. For Ana, Mana, and Wara class birds the transitive prefix is Ø-, as usual.
Ex:
nu=r ala-ng i 'it (jungle-fowl egg) hatched'.
Ex:
ng u=r ala-ng i 'it (emu egg) hatched'.
Ex:
Ø=r ala-ng i 'it (egg of most bird spp.) hatched'.
Possibly related etymologically to
-r al- , =
r alga-.
Cf:
homophonous noun stem, next entry.
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
r ala
Cf:
verb of same form, preceding entry.
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
r alga-
VTrYa
to open (door, tin can, peanut shell, etc.); to translate (words into another language).
7.21.5 .
-da=r alga-
(more correct form -da
n =
d alga-) to open (up) guts of.
109.3.5 . (da:n)
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
=r alma-
VIntrA1
to warm oneself at a fire.
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
r alng ar
NcWara
sulphur-crested cockatoo (white, with yellow crest on nape).
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
=r ama-
VIntrA1
to be abundant, to teem.
125.5.4 rdp. (yams)
-manda=d ama-
(group) to be abundant.
139.8.5 . (people) (-mandag-)
Cf:
arawindi and synonyms.
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
r amadhan
NCder:
mouth (of particular object).
(Entry on page 155 of printed dictionary)
r amaj
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amali
NcAna(Adv)
east, in the east.
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r aman
NcNa
white-painted emu down and feathers, used as body decoration by dancers representing
d i
d ilmaran
g ga.
28.6.5 ,
39.1.3 ,
55.6.4 . See also ex. s.v. =w
2 u
l wu
l a-.
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amar amurlhu
NcNa
(Variant of r amurlhumurlhu).
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amar amurung
NcAnaWu
little grebe (duck).
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amar
Cf:
cpds. with -w
1 urij-, -
l an
g ), (
l a:n
g ),
-ya:l- .
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amara
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amba-
Attested only as cpd. initial in sense 'boat, canoe' in these forms:
Cf:
w2 irig (P1 w
2 ura:yun
g ) 'small'.
Corresponds to nouns
barawu 'boat', (mana-)
r an
g ag 'dugout canoe',
lhamugu 'bark canoe'.
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
=r ambara-
VTrA2
to cut up, chop up; (wind) to cut up, demolish (boat, canoe). (not very common)
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amba:r i
NcNa
green turtle, Chelonia midas . (rare word)
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amba-wirig
NcMana
(See r amba-, above).
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r ambuy
NcAnaØ
male possum (yirginy ).
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amul ugul g
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
r amur
NAdj
unripe. (not very common)
Ex:
wu=r amur-wugij ana-ng a:l ig 'The Solanum berries are still unripe'.
 Text 102.
Possibly contains
r a: 'tooth' (
r a-) etymologically.
(Entry on page 156 of printed dictionary)
=r amurwany ji-
VIntrI2
to shut one's mouth.
May contain
r a: 'tooth' (
r a-).
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
-r aN-
Pref
flock (of birds, flying foxes, etc.)
Can be confused with kinship prefix
r ang -.
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
r a:n
NcNa
climbing vine in jungle whose leaves are used as
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
-r an=dharara-
VIntrNg al
(See =lharara-).
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
=r anda-
VTrA2
to intend to go to (a place); to claim (place) as a (temporary) camp location.
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
=r anguda-
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
r an d ar
NAdj
dry, dried out, arid (land, wood, honey, etc.) Variant of r arn d ar (q.v. for fuller listing).
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
r ang -
Used in 2nd/3rd person possessor forms of many kin terms (full stem forms listed alphabetically, below).
Allomorph ang - with some other kin terms.
Form
r ang - easily confused with
r a: (cpd. initial
-r a- ) 'tooth' and with
-r aN- 'flock'.
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
r ang ag
Contrasts with
mad a 'grass, herb'.
2
NcMana
(wooden) dugout canoe.
18.16.4 ,
42.6.3 ,
59.8.7 ,
167.7.4 . (Nunggubuyu learned how to make these from the Macassans; cf. lhamugu for old bark canoe.)
NCder:
Nc wooden part (of tree, etc.). Exx. of uG-
Other terms for parts of trees:
-dhamalang - , dhan
g ara(n
g ),
magul ag ,
miljir ,
manjar ,
gulmung ,
-r al- ,
bagal ang ,
-jang - ,
mung gala , -w
2 al, w
2 ,a
r igu
l ag, -w
1 ubaldhar-, -w
1 ulha
r - -w
1 ujiyar-, -(w
1 )ulhunundhunun
g -,
w1 uban d a , -yir-.
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
r ang -alng uyaj
Nk
(your) brother's daughter's child, (man's) daughter's child.
For 1st person possessor form see
yalng uya , for 3rd person
form see next entry. P1: mi-d ang -alng uyaj.
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
r ang -alng uya-yung
Nk
(his/their) daughter's child.
For other forms see preceding entry.
P1:
mi-d ang -alng uya-yung .
(Entry on page 157 of printed dictionary)
r ang anbar
NcMana
type of witchetty grub (beetle larva) found mainly in wal an tree (hill coolibah, Eucalyptus tectifica ).
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng anjaj
Nk
(your) actual or potential wife's mother's brother, MoMoBrSo.
For 1st person possessor form see
ng anjal , for 3rd person form see following entry.
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng anja-yung
Nk
(his/their) wife's mother's brother, MoMoBrSo.
Pl:
mi-
d a-n
g anja-yun
g .
55.1.6 .
For other forms see preceding entry.
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng anng araj
Nk
(your) actual wife's mother or (woman's) daughter's husband (and certain other actual or definitely prospective parents- or children-in-law).
For 1st person possessor form see
ng anng alha , for 3rd person form see next entry.
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng anng ara-yung
Nk
(his/their) wife's mother, etc.
For other forms see preceding entry.
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng ang gur (-yung )
Nk
For mi-d a-ng ang gur (-yung ) see a-ng ang gur , a-ng ang gur -yung (listed alphabetically below).
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
=r ang ara-
-lhal=ang ara-
to occupy or take care of (country).
13.6.4 .
-lhal-ang a=r ang ara-
to wait in or take care of (country).
47.17.2 . (This form problematic; seems to be rdp. of preceding, but -an
g a- could possibly be cpd. initial for an
g a 'camp'; cf. following cpd., which occurs in same passage.)
-a-gang a=r ang ara-
to wait for (people) in the camp.
47.17.3 . (Benef. -aG-, -an
g a- 'camp').
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng arinaj
Nk
(your) wife, MoMoBrDaDa.
For 1st person form see
gul gu , for 3rd person see next entry.
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng arina-yung
For other forms see preceding entry.
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
=r ang arma-
VIntrA1
(water, sea) to form white crests on waves.
Ex:
ma=
r an
g arma-na 'It (sea,
lhagayag ) has crests on waves'.
Rdp:
is confusable with following item.
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
-r a-ng arma=ng arma-
VIntrA1
(See =ng arma-, also preceding entry, above).
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
=r ang a-wu-
(Entry on page 158 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng ayang
Nk
(your) mother's father or his sister.
For 1st person form see
ng ayang , for 3rd person form see next entry.
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng aya-ng ung
Nk
(his/their) mother's father or his sister.
For other forms see preceding entry.
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
-r ang ga
Attested only as cpd. initial: see =na- 'to see',
=r a- , and =yi-/=w
1 u- 'to give', also
=r ang ga -wu-, below.
Also used as a meaningless filler cpd. initial with
-mulumulubug .
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
r ang gal
As cpd. initial: see =na-n
y ji- (Recip. of =na- 'to see'),
=ng araya- . Perhaps also in next entry, below.
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
r ang galwalbalg
NcNa
freshwater fork-tailed catfish sp.,
Hexanematichthys ?
leptaspis . (uncommon term)
18.1.1 .
Analysable as r ang ga l (see above) plus walbalg 'wide', hence '(having) wide forehead'.
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
r ang -ga:mbiny a-yung
Nk
(his/their) sister's son's child, (woman's) son's child.
P1:
mi-d ang -ga:mbiny a-yung .
For 1st person forms see
ga:mbiny iny (and optional forms with gender specified,
ni-ga:mbiny iny , n
g ari-ya:mbin
y in
y ), for 2nd person forms see next entry.
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
r ang -ga:mbiny iny
Nk
(your) sister's son's child, (woman's) son's child.
For other forms see preceding entry.
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
=r ang ga
VTrMa1
to strike or kill (sleeping person).
Appears to be a true cpd. involving =w
2 2u- 'to hit, kill', which ordinarily appears only in auxiliary cpds. (i.e., without its usual meaning) and is replaced by
=w2 adja- in true cpds.
For the initial element cf.
-r ang ga -, listed above.
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
r ang gu
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
=r ang guda-
VTrA2
to select, pick out; to separate (e.g. into two piles of different types or quality).
116.2.3 ,
142.2.4 rdp. (Transcription =
r an
g guda- certain, other doubtful.)
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
r ang -gurumba-yung
P1:
mi-d ang -gurumba-yung .
(Entry on page 159 of printed dictionary)
r ang -gurung
Nk
(your) wife's mother, MoMoBrDa.
See preceding entry for other forms.
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng ujbaj
Nk
(your) wife's brother, sister's husband, husband's sister, or brother's wife (i.e., any sibling-in-law or the genealogical equivalent, of same sex as you).
For 1st person possessor forms see
ning iyargi 'my/our (man's) brother-in-law',
ng ubaj 'my/our (woman's) sister-in-law'; for 3rd person forms see next entry.
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng ujba-yung
Nk
(his/her/their) sibling-in-law of same sex.
For other forms see preceding entry. Cf. also following entry.
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
r a-ng uny manji
Nk
(dyadic) pair consisting of two same-sex siblings-in-law (man and brother-in-law, woman and sister-inlaw) or the genealogical equivalent.
P1:
mi-d a-ng uny manji (three or more persons in this relationship).
Etym:
Appears to contain
r ang - kinship prefix; root could be -n
g nu
y - (*-n
g uj-) plus dyadic *-manji or -n
g un
y ma- plus dyadic *-nji. (Usual dyadic suffix is -yij/-n
y ij/-j).
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
-r any -
Nc/Pref
dough, damper; (any) soft, mushy substance.
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
=r any juga-
VIntrN
(large rock, peninsula, etc.) to jut out, to extend out (e.g., into or over sea).
143.12.5 ,
167.5.2 .
For nominal derivative see next entry, with etymology discussed.
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
r any juguyugaj
Etym:
comparison with verb
=r any juga- and other such nominal (mostly NAdj) derivatives suggests a structure with cpd. initial *-
r an
y - and rdp. *-yugu-yuga-j (for the latter cf.
du-duma-j 'black',
r aga-ragi-j (s.v.
r agij) 'in front'), with the *y consonants possibly from *j.
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
=r any mura-
VTrA2
to tangle up (something).
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
=r ar ar ba-
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
r a:r
NcAnaWu
burnt-out grassland or light bushland.
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
=r ara-
(Entry on page 160 of printed dictionary)
r a:ra
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
=r a:ra-
VIntrA2
to jump down, descend rapidly (said of airplane, brolga bird, etc.). (not very common)
For transitive
=r ara- see last entry, preceding page.
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
r aragal
NcNg ara
share stick made from wood of a mangrove tree, usually yiwujung (q.v.).
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
r araj
NcAnaØ
mantis or stick insect (many spp.)
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
=r ardha-
VIntrNg al
(boat, canoe) to run aground; (fish, jellyfish, etc.) to be stranded on shore as tide goes out.
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
=r arja-
VTrA2
to unload (cargo), to remove (a large object or load from a vehicle or large container); to clean out the contents of (vehicle, container).
20.3.2 ,
20.4.4 ,
50.6.2 ,
64.4.3 ,
108.7.1 ,
125.8.2 ff.,
161.27.1 . Perhaps related to =a
r arja-.
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
=r arma-
This is possibly the root in
=bad arma- and =w
1 a
r ararma
r arma-.
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
r arn d ar
NAdj
dry, waterless (place or substance).
lhal-r arn d ar
arid, desert-like land (NcAnaWu or NAdj ).
Ex:
of this as NAdj: wu-lhal=r arn d ar 'The country is arid'.
a-r an d ar
or a-r arn d ar NcAnaWu or NAdj waterless country or area. (here a- is the cpd. initial a- 'ground' or -ar - 'water', not homophonous Ana noun-class prefix a-).
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
=r arwadawada-
VIntrA2
(fire) to be crackling.
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
=r awida-
VIntrA2
(nut, fruit, etc.) to break off, to fall off (when ripe); to be ripe, ready to eat.
For cpd. -
r a=wida- 'to grit teeth' see
=w2 ida- .
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
=r a-wu-
VTrMa1
(=
r a-wa-n
g , =
r a-wi-ni, =
r a-wu-ma-na, =
r a-wi-n
y , etc.) to taste; to test, try out; to sing (spontaneous song, when wailing for a dead relative).
7.2.4 ff.,
162.17.2/3 ,
169.1.1 .
-r awa=r a-wi-'-
(Ref1. rdp, with special sense)
VIntrI1 to train (oneself), to practise.
68.2.3 . Cf. also next cpd.
-ba-d awa=r a-wi-'-
(Listed separately as =bad awar awi-.)
-gari=r a-wu-
to sing for (dead or departing relative, wailing).
-lhami=d a-wu-
to taste. (-lhamij-)
-yan =d a-wu
to enquire of (person). (ya:ng )
-ny i=r a-wu-
to curse (apply magic forces to) by singing n
y i
r i curse song.
43.13.1 ,
60.2.3 .
Recip:
of Caus. of preceding: -n
y i=
r a-wi-jga-n
y ji- to curse each other, to exchange curse songs.
157.12.7 .
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
r awul gi-
VIntrI1
to blow sparks or hot coals on grass (to start fire).
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
r awurgajan a
NcNa
oyster sp. found mainly in mangroves.
(Entry on page 161 of printed dictionary)
r awurumugurumu
NcAnaWu
a small shrub or vine with annoying thorns, Asparagus racemosus .
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
=r aya-
-ng ul=r aya-
or -ng ulu=raya- to urinate.
The forms =
r ayi:-' and =
r ayi-Ø can be confused with homophonous forms of
=r a- 'to spear, build' (=
r a-yi:-', =
r a-yi-Ø). Cf.
r a:j.
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
=r ayara-
VIntrA2
to have a toothache.
Less common than expressions involving
=lhang arma- (q.v.).
Appears to contain
r a: 'tooth' (
r a-).
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
=r ayiba-
1
VIntrA1
(fish) to splash around in water.
110.1.2 .
2
VTrA1
to knock (fish in water) with sticks.
110.3.4 .
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
=r i-
none
(For =r i-ny ji- see =r a-).
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
=r iba-
Rdp:
-
r i=
r iba-. For swearword -
r i=ba- VTrN
g a3 see
=w2 a- 'bite'.
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
=r idha-
VIntrNg a1
(fish) to hang still in the water; (man) to wait with shoulder lowered, bracing for an attack.
23.1.1 rdp,
23.1.5 ,
23.3.1 ,
23.4.2 rdp.
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
r idhang any
NCder:
unmarked ma-ng u-d idhang any rib cage with meat.
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
r idharng u
The Ritharngu live north and -S little west of the Nunggubuyu, especially around the middle Koolatong River.
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
r idhid
NcNg ara
a perch sp. with yellow spots or marks, said to occur both in fresh and salt water.
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
=r ida-
VTrA2
to pinch (person, object).
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
r i:g
As cpd. initial may mean this or 'hole, depression': see
=w2 a- and w
2 ugag for first sense,
=a:yu- for second.
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
=r iga-
VIntrN
to dig in ground (especially with digging-stick, a
n an
y ).
45.7.1 rdp,
71.18.1 ,
96.2.1 rdp,
97.3.4 ,
100.6.4 ,
114.7.1 ,
121.1.3/4 ,
124.1.1 ,
132.2.1 rdp,
143.4.5 ,
157.1.1 ,
163.15.1 rdp.
Appears to be *=
r ig-ga-, auxiliary cpd. of *=ga- 'to carry' etymologically, cf.
r i:g.
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
-r igu-
Cpd:
initial form of
d igu (q.v. for further details).
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
r i:ja
NcMana
a scrambling vine with long edible taproot,
Boerhavia diffusa .
166.24.3 (note correction in species identification). Cf. ma
r wa.
(Entry on page 162 of printed dictionary)
r ijamara
NcAnaWu
pubic hair; (rarely) armpit hair.
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
=r ijanga-
VTrA1
to insult (someone).
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
r ijbar
NcNa
paperbark tree, Melaleuca sp., found on river banks, said to be very similar to lhulwu.
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
=r ijbi-
VIntrI1
to float, to be buoyant); to float up or away (in water or air).
18.4.1 .
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
r ilhar
NcMana
young shoots of manung gu grass, Vetiveria elongata .
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
=r ila-
VTrA2
(See =yila-/=ila-).
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
r ilid ili
NcNa
banksia tree, Banksia dentata .
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
=r iligira-
VTrA2
to support, prop up (object).
166.9.3 .
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
r ilji
r ilji-mar agarj
NcAnaWu dangerous island.
16.6.5 .
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
r ilminy ji
NcNa
spangled perch,
Therapon unicolor (perhaps also
Pingalla gilberti .
98.6.2 ,
162.17.2 .
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
=r ilmurda-
VIntrA2
(Variant of =r ulmurda-).
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
=r ir ira-
VIntrA2
to be itchy, have an itch.
Often in cpds. with initial designating body part, with
-w1 ara- initial as unmarked, least specific form:
-w1 ara=r ir ira-
to be itchy; to be itchy all over. -yimur=d ir ira- to have an itchy nose. (yimurg)
NAdj derivative: next entry.
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
r ir iru-j
2
NcAnaWu
itchy thing (something which induces itching).
Derived from preceding entry.
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
=r ir iwany ji-
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
=r ir a-
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
r iriji
NcMana
gravel, small stones.
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
r irir irima-
VIntrA1
to be angry. (not very common)
(Entry on page 163 of printed dictionary)
=r irng a-
VIntrA1
to be seriously sick or wounded.
71.15.2 .
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
=r iwagi-
VIntrI1
to go on a long walk, to go walkabout (e.g., hunting).
40.6.4 ,
43.1.4 .
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
=r iyaldha-
English present tense often corresponds to Nunggubuyu past punctual in perfective sense: ng a=r iyaldhi-ny 'I am angry' ('I have gotten angry').
Benef:
-a=d iyaldha- to become angry at (someone, something).
Recip:
of Benef: -a=
d iyaldhi-n
y ji-.
42.3.4 .
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
r iyarang ga
NcAnaØ
a small mullet fish sp.
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
=r u-
1
Pref
Cpd. initial form of r u:.
2
Pref
A surface form of -r ung -.
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
r u:
Perhaps also found in
=r ugu- 'to weep'.
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
=r uduga-
VTrA1
(one long object or row of objects) to line up with, be parallel to (another).
Recip:
=r uduga-ny ji- (two objects or rows) to be parallel.
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
-r ugu-
Pref
(Cpd. initial form of d igu, q.v. for fuller listing).
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
=r ugu-
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
=r uja-
1
VIntrA2
to whistle. (not very common)
-yi=r uja-
to scrape blade (face), e.g., of kangaroo's shoulder blade (mal ibi, wir imil), to sharpen it.
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
r ujuru
NcNa
half-grown green turtle (ng ala:ligi).
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
r u:l
NcAnaWu
an important advanced male ritual, also called ma
d ayin, n
g a:rag.
49.2.2 ,
82.1.4 ,
88.2.2 , Text 57 passim. (This term is a little more sacred than the others.)
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
r ulbu
NCder:
attested as (an-)u-
d ulbu
NcAnaWu mainland
18.6.3/4 ; ma-
d ulbu
NcMana back (of pandanus basket)
156.2.4 .
(Entry on page 164 of printed dictionary)
r ulbu-ng alng alu
NcWara
goanna sp. with light, yellowish colour, Varanus gouldii or a colour form thereof.
Syn:
wad a:bir (more common term, and more general sense).
Contains
r ulbu (preceding entry) and a form of the root seen in the verb =n
g aln
g alu- (NAdj form n
g al-n
g aln
g alu-j).
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
=r ulgulha-
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
=r ulmurda-
VIntrA2
to run, to burst into a quick run.
5.14.1 ,
7.5.4 ,
7.11.3 ,
13.12.4 ,
14.13.3 ,
15.8.4 ,
16.12.2/3 ,
23.1.2 ,
23.2.3 ,
94.2.5 ,
99.2.6 ,
111.4.1 ,
162.9.2 ,
162.23.3 ,
163.5.3 ,
163.8.2 .
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
r uluj
NcAnaWu
(Variant of r ulwuj, see below).
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
r ulul
NcNa
boil (sore on body).
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
=r ulundha-
(creole, ex Eng. 'roll 'em')
VTrA2
to roll (something).
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
r ulwuj
(archaic) or r uluj (now most common pronunciation)
Ex:
a-r ulu-duj 'in the shade'.
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
=r uma-
Used only in certain tense/aspect forms: Past1 =r uma-ny , Nonpast1 =r uma-ng , Nonpast3 =r umi-Ø (for other forms of 'to go' see =ya-/=ya:-).
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
r umal ang
NAdj
well-behaved, capable (person).
Perhaps
r un
g - plus
-mal ang (cpd. form of mama
l an
g ).
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
=r umbulbula-
VIntrA2
to stoop down (to go under something).
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
r umur umu
NcWara
Torres Strait (nutmeg) pigeon, a white-and-black fruit pigeon.
(Distinct from r umur umuwa, a songword for the chestnut rail bird, regular term jarad adbuwa.)
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
-r ung -
Pref
behaviour, conduct, mannerisms.
Attested only as cpd. initial: see
ala:di , =arbidi-ma- (s.v. arbidi), perhaps also in
r umal ang , above.
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
r ung -ala:di
(Entry on page 165 of printed dictionary)
r ung gal
Du:
r un
g gal-wa:.
11.1.3 ,
12.10.6 ,
25.4.3 (often used in myth texts to refer to two female ancestral beings).
malang a-d ung gal
NAdj quite big, rather big.
16.7.3 .
(Entry on page 166 of printed dictionary)
r ung ulgun
NcAnaWu
ankle. Syn: lhung ujun.
(Entry on page 166 of printed dictionary)
r ung uru
(Entry on page 166 of printed dictionary)
=r ur uga-
-w1 ar ang gi=r ur uga-
to erect (spear), stand (spear) up.
12.1.3 .
(Entry on page 166 of printed dictionary)
=r urdi-
VIntrI1
to be split; to be scratched or lined.
-mala=r urdi-
(sky) to be split (i.e., to dawn).
Ex:
of this cpd.: wu-mala=r urdi-ny 'Day has broken'.
(Entry on page 166 of printed dictionary)
=r uwur uwi-
-r amar=r uwur uwi-
to be worried, anxious.
(Entry on page 166 of printed dictionary)


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Another useful tool included in the JDK download is the JConsole monitoring tool. This tool is compliant with JMX. The tool uses the built-in JMX instrumentation in the JVM to provide information about the performance and resource consumption of running applications. Although the tool is included in the JDK download, it can also be used to monitor and manage applications deployed with the JRE.
The JConsole tool can attach to any Java application in order to display useful information such as thread usage, memory consumption, and details about class loading, runtime compilation, and the operating system.
This output helps with high-level diagnosis of problems such as memory leaks, excessive class loading, and running threads. It can also be useful for tuning and heap sizing.
In addition to monitoring, JConsole can be used to dynamically change several parameters in the running system. For example, the setting of the -verbose:gc
option can be changed so that garbage collection trace output can be dynamically enabled or disabled for a running application.
For more details, see the jconsole
command man page. For FAQs, see JConsole and Remote Management of Java Platform.
The following sections describe troubleshooting techniques with JConsole tool.
The following list provides an idea of the data that can be monitored using the JConsole tool. Each heading corresponds to a tab pane in the tool. For details on how to use JConsole tool, see Using JConsole.
Overview
This pane displays graphs showing heap memory usage, number of threads, number of classes, and CPU usage over time. This overview allows you to visualize the activity of several resources at once.
Memory
For a selected memory area (heap, non-heap, various memory pools):
Graph showing memory usage over time
Current memory size
Amount of committed memory
Maximum memory size
Garbage collector information, including the number of collections performed, and the total time spent performing garbage collection
Graph showing percentage of heap and non-heap memory currently used
In addition, on this pane you can request garbage collection to be performed.
Threads
Graph showing thread usage over time.
Live threads: Current number of live threads.
Peak: Highest number of live threads since the JVM started.
For a selected thread, the name, state, and stack trace, as well as, for a blocked thread, the synchronizer that the thread is waiting to acquire, and the thread owning the lock.
The Deadlock Detection button sends a request to the target application to perform deadlock detection and displays each deadlock cycle in a separate tab.
Classes
Graph showing the number of loaded classes over time
Number of classes currently loaded into memory
Total number of classes loaded into memory since the JVM started, including those subsequently unloaded
Total number of classes unloaded from memory since the JVM started
VM Summary
General information, such as the JConsole connection data, uptime for the JVM, CPU time consumed by the JVM, complier name, and total compile time, and so on.
Thread and class summary information
Memory and garbage collection information, including number of objects pending finalization, and so on
Information about the operating system, including physical characteristics, the amount of virtual memory for the running process, and swap space
Information about the JVM itself, such as arguments, and class path
MBeans
This pane displays a tree structure showing all platform and application MBeans that are registered in the connected JMX agent. When you select an MBean in the tree, its attributes, operations, notifications, and other information are displayed.
You can invoke operations, if any. For example, the operation dumpHeap
for the HotSpotDiagnostic
MBean, which is in the com.sun.management
domain, performs a heap dump. The input parameter for this operation is the pathname of the heap dump file on the machine where the target VM is running.
You can set the value of writable attributes. For example, you can set, unset, or change the value of certain VM flags by invoking the setVMOption
operation of the HotSpotDiagnostic
MBean. The flags are indicated by the list of values of the DiagnosticOptions
attribute.
You can subscribe to notifications, if any, by using the Subscribe and Unsubscribe buttons.
JConsole can monitor both local applications and remote applications. If you start the tool with an argument specifying a JMX agent to connect to, then the tool will automatically start monitoring the specified application.
To monitor a local application, execute the command jconsole
pid, where pid is the process ID of the application.
To monitor a remote application, execute the command jconsole
hostname:
portnumber, where hostname is the name of the host running the application, and portnumber is the port number you specified when you enabled the JMX agent.
If you execute the jconsole
command without arguments, the tool will start by displaying the New Connection window, where you specify the local or remote process to be monitored. You can connect to a different host at any time by using the Connection menu.
With the latest JDK releases, no option is necessary when starting the application to be monitored.
As an example of the output of the monitoring tool, Figure 2-15 shows a chart of heap memory usage.
For more details on the monitoring and management capabilities, and how to use jconsole
, see the Java SE Monitoring and Management Guide.


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Excessive sweating is common and can affect the whole body or just certain areas. Sometimes it gets better with age but there are things you can do and treatments that can help.
It's normal to sweat if you get hot or do exercise, but you may be sweating excessively if you're sweating when your body does not need to cool down.
Excessive sweating can happen for no obvious reason, because of another condition you may have or as a side effect of a medicine you're taking.
wear loose-fitting clothes to minimise signs of sweating
wear socks that absorb moisture and change your socks at least twice a day if possible
wear leather shoes and try to wear different shoes day to day
do not wear tight clothes or synthetic fabrics – for example, nylon
do not wear enclosed boots or sports shoes that may cause your feet to sweat more
do not do things that might make your sweating worse – for example, drinking alcohol or eating spicy food
You can see a pharmacist about excessive sweating. You can buy things without a prescription, such as:
The GP may refer you for tests if they think another condition may be causing your sweating.
If there's no obvious cause for your sweating, and nothing seems to be helping, then you may be referred to a specialist (dermatologist).
They may recommend other treatments that you can try, such as:
Visit Hyperhidrosis UK for more information on available treatments.
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Once integrated NRLS will work seamlessly with your current systems without the need for you to alter your day-to-day tasks.
The following is a representation of how a screen would look when a ${data.personnel.name} creates a care plan. This is a generic system that should look similar to a system that you use daily.
Once a care co-ordinator has filled in the relevant fields and hit submit, their organisation's system can then automatically create an NRLS pointer which can be viewed by other organisations.
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Issue 39
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News from the Haskell community
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On behalf of the Haskell Platform team, I’m happy to announce the release of Haskell Platform 8.0.2. This includes GHC 8.0.2, cabal-install <IP_ADDRESS>, and stack 1.3.2, all with many bugfixes and improvements since the last platform release.
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GHC 8.0.2 on Stackage Nightly. Here’s the LTS plan.
GHC 8.0.2 has been released! A big congratulations to everyone who was involved. Accordingly, the Stackage curators teams has been quickly able to cut a new nightly release which supports GHC 8.0.2. Thanks to the efforts of the package authors and Stackage maintainers so far!
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GHC allows us to compile and execute Haskell code dynamically through GHC API. The hint library provides a Haskell interpreter built on top of GHC API. It allows us to load and execute Haskell expressions and even coerce them into values.
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Asynchronous exceptions in practice
Asynchronous exceptions are a controversial feature of Haskell. You can throw an exception to another thread, at any time. So you have to be ready for an asynchronous exception to fire at any point in your code. Isn’t that a scary thought?
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Stackage design choices: making Haskell curated package sets
This post is going to talk about some of the design choices made over the years around the Stackage project, a curated package set for Haskell. While many of these points will be Haskell- and Stackage-specific, I think the ideas would translate well to other languages interested in created curated package sets.
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Just call them “IO action” or “IO type”, and explain they are similar to Unix commands, and there will be nothing more to teach. But we call them IO monads and cause this chaos. “How do I deal with a sequence of multiple numbers in Haskell?” “Use List.” No one replies with “Use the List monad” unless they’re pure evil!
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If Haskell is so great, why hasn’t it taken over the world? And the curious case of Go.
The simplest explanation is probably that Haskell is not that much better than, say, Java, for many of the software systems people write today. Why might this be?
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It's a surprise to find out that Woman on Top isn't a student film made by a couple of horny frat boys. The picture is amateurish and uneven, and its female lead has giant breasts and a tiny waist. And in case she wasn't desirable enough already, the character is a fantastic cook, too. The only thing keeping her from becoming a man's idea of the perfect woman is the fact that she isn't a mute.
It's even a bigger surprise to find out that Woman was written and directed by two women. The film is about a young Brazilian lady named Isabella Oliveira (Penélope Cruz, All About My Mother) who, as a child, developed a severe case of motion sickness. Her unique disease kept Isabella in the kitchen, where she learned the intricacies of South American cuisine from the family maid. Eventually, Isabella landed a job as a chef in a local restaurant owned by Toninho, the fisherman that became her husband (Murilo Benício, Orefu).
Still suffering from motion sickness as an adult, Isabella has to assume control (or be `on top') of every situation, whether is driving, dancing or having sex. But the man-on-bottom sexual position is too much for Toninho to handle, and he begins seeking satisfaction from other sources. Isabella catches him, and hightails it to San Francisco where she plans on moving in with a cross-dressing Brazilian friend named Monica (Harold Perrineau Jr., OZ). Call me crazy, but if somebody told me that I could marry Penélope Cruz, but couldn't ever have sex in the man-on-top missionary position, it would only take me about two seconds to accept the offer.
In San Francisco, Isabella has the typical cinematic rags-to-riches journey. She's unable to find work as a chef, but lands a teaching job at a culinary school. Her first class features an erotic lesson about the passion of peppers, and afterwards, Isabella runs home to rub a photograph of Toninho all over her chest and crotch. Yup – we're talking about one strong female role model, kiddies.
Isabella's teaching gig and good looks earn the attention of every man within a five-mile radius. One of which is Cliff Lloyd (Mark Feuerstein, Rules of Engagement), a television producer looking for a slot to fill on his on-air schedule. Long story short, Isabella winds up hosting `Passion Food Live,' a popular cooking show with Monica (who exclaims, `Holy Mary and Rhoda,' when she gets the news) as a sidekick. Isabella begins to fall for Cliff, but also finds herself constantly pursued by Toninho.
The film tries to show men becoming bedazzled by Isabella's cooking skills, but they're really just a bunch of horny guys stepping on their tongues while they follow a hot babe around.
Woman was penned by debut screenwriter Vera Blasi and directed by Fina Torres (Celestial Clockwork). Failing to entertain in the slightest, the least the film should do is make you hungry (like Big Night), but it doesn't even accomplish that. You don't even know which guy you should be rooting for to win Isabella's hand. With the burgeoning popularity of the Food Network and charismatic chefs like Emeril Lagasse, the film may have sounded like a good idea on paper, but in practice, Woman is just bad filmmaking.
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David Arquette and Zabrecky seek out "Macho Man" Randy Savage
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Pair Coding and Feedback
January 25, 2015
Pair coding has been an interesting experience in DBC so far. I am definitely more of a private, individual learner, so it has been pretty challenging for me to work on solving challenges with other people. I also am better at formulating my thoughts when I write them down, so that has also been tough since I am not always 'driving' while pair coding. I think it is very rewarding to solve a challenge with your pair when your ideas come together; however, there have also been many moments of frustration when neither pair can come up with any sort of solution to the current problem. I have also experienced some frustration when I am working with someone more advanced at a certain topic, and I am not understanding the problem.
It has felt pretty good to read my feedback, since it has all been positive so far. I don't think any of it has been very helpful yet because I haven't received a lot of constructive criticism - but I think that will come as I pair more. I have learned something from writing my feedback to other people, though, because I have noticed that I always stress that we should review the challenge we will be working on prior to pairing, and that is my fault as well as my pair's. The most challenging thing for me when writing feedback for others has been coming up with feedback that is both specific and actionable. A lot of the time, I am still concerned with not offending anyone, since we are all still struggling and learning.


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Rapid SCADA requires certain Windows components to be installed. Go to Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows features on or off. The required compontns of Microsoft .NET Framework are shown in Figures 1 and 3.
The Webstation application requires Internet Information Services (IIS) that is a one of Windows features. Webstation would be inoperable unless the set of certain IIS features were turned on. Figures 2 and 4 show what features have to be installed. During the web application setup the availability of these features is checked by the installer.
Figure 1. Windows 7 .NET components
Figure 2. Windows 7 IIS components
Figure 3. Windows 10 .NET components
Figure 4. Windows 10 IIS components
Execute ScadaSetup.exe to start installation. A user account that has administrative rights should be used. The installer is shown in Figure 5.
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 is required to run Rapid SCADA. It will be installed automatically during the installation process if necessary. In case of using outdated operating system such as Windows XP or Windows Server 2003, Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 has to be downloaded and installed first.
Figure 5. Rapid SCADA installer
Before the installation starts, user is asked for choosing the applications and the installation directory (see Figures 5 and 6). This directory specifies the location of the entire software. The installer creates subdirectories required for the chosen applications. The default directory C:\SCADA is recommended due to simplifying configuring the applications.
Figure 6. Choosing the installation directory
The web application installation options (see Figure 7) are agreed with a system administrator. If there are no specific requirements for the web application, you should use the default values.
Figure 7. Web application installation options
When installation is completed, it is recommended to check that the Scada web application uses an application pool having .NET 4.0 runtime version and integrated pipeline mode. IIS management console path is Control Panel > System and Security > Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.


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Hockey Canada changing age-division names
by Sandra PrusinaSummary
The governing body says starting in 2020 - 2021, divisions will become U7, U9, U11 through to U21
Areas with major and minor designations within divisions will continue to do so under the new naming format
CALGARY (660 NEWS) — In the hopes of making hockey more inclusive and creating a more straightforward reference for parents registering their children, Hockey Canada is doing away with division names like novice, midget and bantam.
The governing body says starting in 2020 – 2021, divisions will become U7, U9, U11 through to U21.
“We believe everyone should feel welcome in the game and in our on-going effort to make hockey more inclusive, the Members at the Hockey Canada Annual Meeting determined that the names of our age divisions will change,” Michael Brind’Amour, chair of the Hockey Canada Board of Directors, explained in a release Monday.
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Areas with major and minor designations within divisions will continue to do so under the new naming format.
The decision was ratified at the Winter Congress this past weekend in Montreal.


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