(Originally published on OS News) Many companies are trying to move to a subscription model for their software and Apple really has something going for them in that respect if you think about it. We, OS X Users, are already accustomed to the automatic updating of the OS and like it. dotMAC actually looks nice all in all, even if some might feel it is expensive. What people don’t like is unpredictability; they have nothing against change as long as they like the outcome and know where it is going.
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What some people really feel surprised about is that Apple is taking big bucks for the Jaguar release of OS X and they want money for dotMAC on top of that. Where is this going in the future? Can we not trust anything to be part of the Apple package we have grown to like in the future? iTunes 3 was advertised to be free as if this would be out of the ordinary and while it might be in the general software world out there, it’s likely not in the eye of OS X users. The iApps are part of our OS X experience and while iCal is free, the synchronization features with other people need a dotMAC account, giving non dotMAC users nothing more than a crippled iCal.
In Q2 of this year, Apple had sales of 1.495 billion USD and came out of the quarter with 40 Million in profit. Their net operating cash flow was also positive with 44 Million USD. Based on this one can say, relatively safely, that Apple is profitable, as they are running their ship now. What Apple is doing with their recent move is to please some of their stakeholders, including their shareholders, which is something that is without a doubt very important. You need to have an integrated approach to please all of your stakeholders or you will stumble and fall. In the future, Apple also needs more money to push into new markets and extend their R&D and get a good return on investment from their activities. This charging for added features is in that sense a good one.
What people don’t like I believe, is this charging on several fronts for something they have taken for granted up till now. Many companies have long seen that the way of the future is services, not web services mind you, that’s just a small picture, but services in general. In short, this could be said to be giving people what they want, enabling them to do what they want or have to do. I don’t want an OS. I don’t care for the OS. I want something that will let me do what I want to be doing in the best possible way and Apple has been known for being very user friendly. Many believe this is what OS X is all about, or what MacOS was all about. A better way of doing what you do. Less hassle, more fun, more efficiency.
Going further into Apple’s SEC filing for the recent quarter, they had sales of $383 Million for Power Macs, $198 Million for PowerBooks, $448 Million for iMacs and $180 Million for iBooks. Peripherals, software and other sales were $286 Million, which includes things like the iPod. Even if we include all of this as software, that’s an amount that doesn’t seem to hard to beat.
Where does this lead me to? Services and services only. Apple has or had some 2 million iTools, now dotMAC subscribers when it was still free. Let’s play a little game. Let’s suppose Apple were to move into services with force and stop "selling" the OS. It is part of the service. Also part of this service is dotMAC and all iApps. On top of that, you have a community on dotMAC where everybody can go to help, with users helping each other. Apple could give some of the best people some support and special pre-release info and other things to make them happy. Companies could monitor it for questions for their own software. Think of it as a self help or P2P help network. Again, it would be part of letting me do what I want to do. It needs to be frank and peer monitoring will make it as correct as possible.
Would you be willing to pay $10 per month do be part of that? That would be $120 per year, $20 more than the current subscription for dotMAC, and I think a lot of people would do that. At 2 Million subscribers, that would be $240 Million each year, without interruption, predictable, certain. And 2 million subscribers is nothing. Provided Apple can grow their market share they can get several more million using the service, who would be sure they have an up to date product, online storage space, a life-time e-mail, a place for a homepage, a place to put their images and sync their computer. On top, it creates a lock-in for future hardware sales.
There are a lot of added benefits, besides a predictable revenue stream too. They can sell to those people directly, give them suggestions for new hardware and give them the option to kind of sync their old mac and then their new mac to continue working without lots of difficulties. In a sense they would be able to loyalty into their sales package and wouldn’t shareholders just love the notion of seeing each new customer as a customer for live?


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Monday, April 01, 2013
††††††††††††††† It was after mid-night before we got to bed.† I added to my journal, finishing up the month of March before we retired.† I woke about 7:30 this morning but Mae was still sleeping soundly so I let her sleep.† I got us some breakfast ready.† After breakfast I went out and worked in the rose beds.† Mae came out and helped me get the weed guard in the one bed.† I started in the front beds and worked until a rain storm came in.† After lunch I took a nap.† This afternoon and evening Mae and I worked on our personal histories.† Bob cooked us pork steaks for dinner this evening.† Mae beat me in a game of Rummy.† She then gave me a haircut.† I finished this entry and we went to bed.
Tuesday, April 02, 2013
††††††††††††††† I woke again at 7AM and helped Mae with breakfast.† I then started working on the rose beds.† Mae came out and help me.† After lunch I took a nap.† Mae when over to Bodilyís to see Jillís new baby.† Bob went with me to Peterson Marines where I got a transducer for my boat.† We then went to J & J Nursery and bought a yard of bark chips that I put in the Rose Beds.† Bob used the lawnmower to pull our home made cultivator over the garden to level and compact the soil.† After dinner I went over to Dee Francomís where I helped him solve a problem on a batch that he is indexing.† Scott called me just as I was leaving to see if he could put his camper in our back yard for a while.† I told him that we could work something out.† I entered this journal entry and then took a bath before going to bed.
Wednesday, April 03, 2013
††††††††††††††† Mae didnít sleep well last night and so I tried to let her sleep in.† At 8:15AM the phone rang.† I tried to get it before it woke Mae but it did before I could get to it and then it was a sales lady.† I was glad that I got up as I didnít want to sleep in.† By the time we ate breakfast it was 9AM before I got started on my boat.† It was 1PM before we were able to leave for the reservoir.† Bryce and Deanna met us at the south ramp.† We had lunch and then took the boat out.† We just enjoyed boating and visiting.† I got the Transducer mounted a little too low so will have to make some changes.† We came home after 6PM.† It was after 7PM when Scott brought their camp trailer to keep in our back yard for a while.† It took some maneuvering to get it down the hill.† Kylan and Ashley stayed overnight as Mae is taking them bowling tomorrow.† We played Sneaks before we went to bed.
Thursday, April 04, 2013
††††††††††††††† I slept in the recliner so that Ashley could sleep with Mae.† Kylan wanted to sleep in the spare bedroom and Ashley was nervous to sleep by herself.†† I helped Mae prepare Skillets for breakfast.† I took Kylan and Ashley with me to feed the chicks.† Mae then took them to the Syracuse Fun Center where they went bowling.† I made some changes to the transducer on my boat.† After getting that done, asked Bob if he wanted to go fishing with me.† We went to the Hyrum State Park and fished on the Hyrum Reservoir.† Bob caught a fair fish within a few minutes of being on the lake but it was slow after that.† Bob caught 3 fish and I caught 2 fish.† We got home about 7:30PM and then put the boat away.† After Mae and the children finished bowling then she picked up Kaden and Kaitlyn and took the four of them to Dinosaur Park.† Sandi met Mae at the park and also brought JaNae, Dawson, Kennedy, Emma plus Chelciís children Nathan and Addison.† She said that they all had a good time.† Mae soon had dinner ready for me when I got home.† She then put our pills together for another week while I cleaned the fish.† We watched a show on TV while we worked.† I entered this journal entry and while I did that Mae wrapped a wedding gift for Nikalee Browning and Nicholes Allen Lawsen who were married April 3 in the Oquirrh Mountain Temple.† We are going to attend their Wedding Reception tomorrow evening in Evanston, Wyoming.
Friday, April 05, 2013
††††††††††††††† Mae didnít sleep very well last night so she slept in.† We got a good rain last night and it looks like it will continue most of the day.† After eating breakfast the rain subsided.† Mae and I went to the Bountiful Temple where we took some of the names from Sister Heydorn provided.† Mae was going to do Initiatory Ordnances for three Sisters but that area was very busy so she will try another day.† After returning from the Temple we went out to eat at the Golden Corral and enjoyed that.† This evening Bob, Mae and I drove up to Evanston Wyoming to attend the Weding Reception for Nikalee and Nicholes Lawsen.† Lois and most of her family were there.† It was good to visit with them.† Bob is sure having a difficult time with his hearing.† When we got home Mae and I watched a movie on DVD.† Mae is sure a wonderful wife and sweetheart.† She has a lot of patient and love for me.† Bryce and Deanna loaned us a book to read, ďOdds Are, Youíre Going to Be ExaltedĒ by Alonzo L. Gaskill.† Itís very good and up lifting.
Saturday, April 06, 2013
††††††††††††††† We slept in this morning and when we got up we had to hurry to cut Maeís hair and then to take showers.† We ate breakfast while we watched the Opening Session of General Conference.† Powerful and uplifting massages were delivered by wonderful Leaders.†
Tuesday, April 09, 2013
††††††††††††††† I havenít entered anything for a couple of days because it was a busy weekend and then Mae got after me for not doing more training on the Family History program.† I have really wondered if the time I spend on this journal and the information I write is really of any worth.†
††††††††††††††† This morning as I read my scriptures, 2 Nephi 25, I felt the joy of the Holy Ghost and an incredible feeling of gratitude for the Book of Mormon.† The previous chapters of 2 Nephi are the words of Isaiah.† I struggle understanding them but each time I read thru them I get a better feeling about them.† When I read chapter 25 this morning it was just like walking through a dark cloud into a beautiful bright sunrise.†
††††††††††††††† I was very tired when I got home this morning so I took a nap.† Mae was informed about a Genealogy Conference and would like to attend.† I have very mixed feelings as I feel that the information is way above me.† This evening as we were eating dinner Mae told me of talking with Gail this afternoon.† Gail said that she doesnít understand why when someone leaves the Church, such as Jeff and David, why they become so upset when someone else wants to believe.† Just talking about it really depresses me for I just donít understand how Satan has got a hold on my boys.† I am sure glad that Mike holds strong.† My girls seem to have strength in their testimonies but both are having great challenges in life.†
††††††††††††††† Mae and I both worked on Family History this evening.† I called and had a good visit with Cheryl and got some information on her family.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
††††††††††††††† The weather is much better this morning.† I stopped on the way home from my AM run and bought another bag of Start Feed for the chickís.† I worked on Family History between and after my runs, mainly getting familiar with the program.†
Thursday, April 11, 2013
††††††††††††††† Mae and I went to the 6PM session at the Bountiful Temple this evening.† We stopped at the Arctic Circle in Kaysville where I bought Mae a ice cream Sunday and I got some chicken fingers and sweet potato fries.†
Friday, April 12, 2013
††††††††††††††† In between my AM and PM runs we took the pickup into Deeís and got it inspected and registered.† This evening I worked on pictures of our ancestors, trying to get them ready to print for pedigree charts.† At 6PM Scott and Mishelle brought their children for us to tend while they went out.† I am still having some problems printing the pictures.† We tried to get onto the internet to make reservations at Zion Camp grounds.† We spent quite a bit of time but didnít get any done.
Saturday, April 13, 2013
††††††††††††††† I woke early concerned about the reservations.† Mae and I got on again at 8AM and was able to get some spots reserved.† I cooked egg omeletsí for breakfast.† We showered and then watched a ocean life documentary.† It was good as I was with my sweet wife.† I attended the Priesthood Leadership meeting of our Stake Conference.† Mae had dinner ready when I got home and then we attended the Adult Session of Stake Conference.† Mae and I stayed after conference meeting for choir practice.† We then went shopping for a few groceries for tomorrow.
Sunday, April 14, 2013
††††††††††††††† We slept in until 7:15 before starting to get ready for meetings.† Mae prepared some breakfast and we left for the church just before 9AM.† All in the Stake Choir met to warm up at 9AM.† At least that was the plan but many didnít show until almost 9:45AM.† Stake Conference was very good and the choir numbers went well.† I stayed after conference and helped put the chairs away and then I swept the culture hall and cleaned up some.† Bob prepared lunch for us.† I helped Mae prepare food for this evening when Scott and his family came over and Jeff and his family came over.† Scott helped me with Adobe Photoshop and we started an Ancestral Photo page.† We didnít have time for me to work on it very long but maybe I will be able to do it.† It was interesting to have both families here together but it was a good evening.† We were tired when we went to bed.
Monday, April 15, 2013
††††††††††††††† I didnít sleep very well last night, mainly worrying about Jeff.† I just wish that I could shake him but instead, if I say anything that might be religious at all, he get on the defensive.† My runs went well.† When I got home I made up four pints of almond butter.† I also took a nap and worked on a picture Genealogy for Mae.† Mae had to go into the Dr. to get a pre-examination before for a colonoscopy test.† She got home just before I left for the afternoon run.† This evening, after dinner, we went upstairs and watched a movie that Bob had recorded.† Bob popped some corn for us and did everything he could to please us.† He is so lonely and I am sorry to say that his children doesnít think to contact or see him very often.† It is now bed time and I still have to take a shower.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
††††††††††††††† I worked a lot on reproducing pictures for Pedigree Picture Charts.† My bus runs went well and I also watched a couple of shows on TV.† Mae went to a Baby Shower for Angie Smith that Camille Smith gave.† Itís now late so we are going to bed.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
††††††††††††††† Other than my bus run I spent most of my time working on pictures.† Mae made bread for a R.S. party this evening.† After dinner Mae went to the party.† I called to talk to Irven and Sandy and ended up talking to Sandy for almost an hour.† I filled our water jugs and then watched a movie that Bob had recorded.† I had actually seen the movie but it was a cute show any way.† I filled out this entry and we went to bed.
Thursday, April 18, 2013
††††††††††††††† Mae didnít sleep very well but she got up and got me off.† She did go back to sleep after I left and slept some until I returned.† We made up two batched of homemade wheat bread and a large batch of soup.† After eating lunch I took a 20 minute nap while Mae took some bread around to some of the widows in the Ward.† This evening Bob and I went Home Teaching and saw brother Casey and gave him a loaf of homemade bread , took a loaf of homemade bread to the Thurmanís although they werenít home and visited with Patriarch and Sister Johnston.† We also gave them loaf of homemade bread.
Friday, April 19, 2013
††††††††††††††† Mae didnít sleep very well last night so I had her sleep in this morning.† My AM run went well.† Mae was up when I got home.† She still hadnít slept very much so we laid down and took another short nap.† We went for a walk before I left for the PM run.† My run went well and when I returned home I took Mae out to dinner at the Golden Corral.† We then went to the Home Depot where we bought some plumbers tape, plastic sheeting and some duct tape.† We then went to Emergency Supply and purchased a gas valve wrench.† These are all for emergency preparedness.† We went up to David and Shaunaís for the evening.† We sure enjoyed the evening with them.
Saturday, April 20, 2013
††††††††††††††† We had breakfast with Davidís family before coming home.† Tyler left for work before breakfast this morning.† He is sure excited at the money he is making.† We talked with David about the safety of the work Tyler is doing.† He is splitting wood for one of the neighbors here in their area.† The fellow has a tree trimming and removal service.† Before adding the split fire place wood to is business he would chip the logs and take it to the dumps.† Now he is splitting the logs, with a power splitter and bundling them for sale.† He has Tyler and two other boys doing the splitting and bundling.† The concern is that the three boys are working as a team, one boy operating the machine and the other two positing the logs on the machine.† This becomes a timing coordination for speed and if one person gets out of synchronization for even a second, someone is going to get hurt. †We stopped at Costco and Good Earth before coming home.† This afternoon we attended a Musical Drama at the Valley Play House in Bountiful with Jeff and Gail.† The Title was ďSavior of the World, His Birth and ResurrectionĒ presented by the Layton Utah East Stake. ††Jeff was willing to attend because Trent and his family are in the cast and Trent invited Jeff.† As the Drama unfolded I just kept praying that maybe Jeff could fill the Spirit that accompanied the program.† After the program ended Mae and I went back to Jeff and Gailís home.† We then tended the children while Jeff and Gail went out to dinner.† When they returned and the children went to bed, the four of us played games.† It was almost mid-night when we got home and to bed.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
††††††††††††††† It was 7AM before I got up and it kept us busy in order for me to make it my High Priest Group Leadership meeting.† After getting home I worked on my Personal Journals.† We attended the block program and then stayed for choir practice.† Mae then went Visiting Teaching and I went with Bob to give Sherrie a blessing.† She really doesnít look well.† Bob and I then stopped at Sister Fallisís to visit with her but she isnít feeling well so we didnít go in but just visited for a minute on the door step.† Cheryl was at our place when we got there so we visited with her for a little while.† It was good to see her.† Mae and I ate some super and then I took care of the chickens.† We watched a show on DVD before going to bed.
Monday, April 22, 2013
††††††††††††††† It was a fairly normal Monday.† When I got home Mae had an appointment to meet Jackie.† They had an enjoyable time visiting.† I worked on my Diary entries for a couple of hours before my PM run.† This evening we watched the movie ďThe High and the MightyĒ on TV before we went to bed.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
††††††††††††††† This morning went well.† I stopped in to check about my day off on the 3rd of May and was told that too many were already taking that day off.† I called Jeff and we have decided to go somewhere closer and leave Friday as soon as I finish the bus run.† Mae went with me and we drove over to Sportsmanís Warehouse to see what lakes they indicate are open.† They have East Canyon on the board so Mae and I drove up to look at it.† It is very low but you could launch a boat.† When I got home this afternoon I decided to go to Hyrum State Park and so made reservations for the 3rd and 4th of May.† I have been unable to remember where or who has my cordless drill.† Roy called just to visit for a while.† We got a couple of very nice e-mails from Kim and Jeanenne; they seem to really be doing well.† Mae went to Book Group this evening.† After Mae left I went up and visited with Bob for a little while.† At 8:30PM I went to Brother Morganís where we discussed the Ward Cleanup Day.† Mae was home when I got home so I finished this entry and we went to bed.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
††††††††††††††† After my AM run Mae & I took a walk.† I then took care of the chickens, turned the secondary water on, worked in the garden and then started setting and checking out the sprinkler for the lawn.† Mae had lunch ready so we ate and then took a nap.† Mae had a R.S. Committee meeting to plan the May Activity meeting.† I went up stairs and watched a show that Bob had recorded.
Thursday, April 25, 2013
††††††††††††††† Mae didnít feel very well this morning so I had her go back to bed and I fixed my own breakfast.† The runs went well but before I picked up the Jr. High students this afternoon, I took a field trip.† I took North Layton Jr. Highís track team to Layton High for a field meet.† There were two buses needed to take them over but only one to bring them back after the meet.† The other driver said that she couldnít do the return so that left me.† I figured the materials needed to put a chicken wire cover over the chicken run.† This would do two things, 1st it would protect the chickens from hawks and 2nd it would keep birds from eating the chickens feed.† I figured the cost and it would be about $150.† I am not sure that we can afford that.† It would be nice if we werenít quite so tight.† Mae has been busy getting things ready to leave tomorrow.† She did go with me on the return trip.† Mae was getting our pills together so I played a game of Harts on the computer and lost.
Friday, April 26, 2013
††††††††††††††† Work went as normal but when I started for home a battery light appeared on the dash.† I wasnít too worried about it so went home anyway.† I filled the car with gas before going home.† We never had much time so we ate lunch and then I took Mae to Jeffís house where she was to meet and she, Gail, and Marci and the children all met to leave.† They will go as far as St. George and stay over tonight.† I went on down to work with the battery light coming on when the car would slow to an idle.† When I finished my run and went to go home, the light came on again.† I stopped long enough to turn my report in but when I tried to start the car the battery was dead.† Kirk the head of the shop gave me a jump and got me going.† I drove straight up to Deeís and had then replace the battery.† After getting home I bought some materials to put a cover over the chicken run.† Jeff was going to help me load the camper onto the pickup but didnít get over early enough for us to do it before work so we will try tomorrow.† I watched two movies on TV before entering this journal entry and going to bed.† Mae has quite a lot of food prepared for me so that isnít any problem but I sure miss her.† She called me when they got to St. George.†
Saturday, April 27, 2013
††††††††††††††† After reading my scriptures and having breakfast I went out and started building a cover on the chicken run.† Scott came over to use the computer and scanner.† He brought the children over with him.† Jeff came over and brought my tools and helped me put the camper on the truck.† It really helped having someone that can move around.† I worked until 5PM but quite because I was getting tired.† I got some dinner and set up to fill capsules.† I watched ďGiantĒ although I have a hard time watching Rock Hudson, knowing that he turned out to be gay.† I then watched ďRio LoboĒ with John Wayne.† It was late when I went to bed.† Mae called me this evening and she is feeling pretty good and is enjoying the trip.
Sunday, April 28, 2013
††††††††††††††† I woke just before 8am and had to hurry to shower and get ready for my High Priest Group leadership meeting.† After returning home I took care of the chickens.† Bob prepared lunch by buying a roasted chicken and preparing green beans, salad and gravy to go with it.† I got a short nap before going to church.† Meetings were very good.† After getting home I got something to eat.† Irven called me to let me know that Dalene (Browning) Parker died today at 1PM.† She has fought cansor for two or three years.† I called and wished Corner a happy birthday.† I also called Mike and wished him a happy birthday.†† Jeff came over and we played some games.† Mae called this evening and we visited for a while.† I sure miss her.
Monday, April 29, 2013
††††††††††††††† After my AM run I went over to Jeffís and found the problem with his vacuum sweeper.† I then followed him to Woodís Auto Repair on Fairfield so he can get his car fixed.† I took him back home and then I came home and got me some lunch.† I worked on the chicken run until 1PM and then came in and took a nap.†† When I got home this afternoon bob was mowing the lawn.† I took the lawnmower and did the trimming plus I gathered up the grape vines that Bob had trimmed off some time ago.† I then had to repair a sprinkler head.† I got the framing for the chicken run about finished and quite for the night at 7:30PM.† Mike called and asked if I could come down and help him with his sprinkler system so I will do that Wednesday after work.† I texted Mike, before I went to bed, asking him to getting me (2 cans of Sterling Pre-shave) in Orem.† He said that he would get it tomorrow.† I tried to find something to watch on TV but there wasnít anything.† I will take a pain pill and a mussel relaxer before going to bed.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
††††††††††††††† I woke and took a shower before fixing breakfast and going to work.† The Battery warning light keeps coming on so that worries me.† My run went well but just before I finished the run the office announced that Utah Highway Patrol are inspecting buses again and they need 20 bus droverís at each compound to take their bus through the inspection.† That set me back an hour to have my bus inspected.† Although the Check Batter Light is on I went home and worked on the chicken run.† I didnít get quite done but went in and got some lunch and took a 15 minute nap before taking the PM run.† After work I stopped at and got the only receipt that I had and then went to Auto Zone in Roy to see if they had had another record of us buying an alternator, but they didnít.† I called Deeís and asked if Dee could take another look at the car.† I will take it in to them tomorrow morning.† Mae called this afternoon but we didnít have much time to talk so she called again this evening.† She said that she slept well last night and today was pretty much a relaxing day.† They will go back to Disney Land tomorrow and Thursday.† I sure miss her.† With Bobís help we did get the chicken run finished.† Bob and I then went Home Teaching to the Thurmanís this evening and had a nice visit.† I am quite tired and so am going to go to bed just as soon as I finish this entry.† Good night.


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Psy::Io::Io
Version 0.01
Quick summary of what the module does.
Perhaps a little code snippet.
use Psy::Io::Io;
my $foo = Psy::Io::Io->new(); ...
Confirms that the path exists by cd/building successive folders.
Creates the path string (split on '/') and leaves dir in the last folder created. Ignores preceeding '/', i.e. paths built from current directory.
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Please report any bugs or feature requests to
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I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on
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Why ?
This is a jQuery plugin that confirms an action on click of an element and executes separate js code based on the confirmation.
Can be used to confirm users actions in a pretty way without having to use browser confirm box / alert box.
Info -
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Setup & Usage -
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Price: Rs.480 for 100gm
Claims: Chocolate heaven for oily and teenage skin. Its action removes excess oil and calms breakouts. Rhassoul mud cleans and soothes, linseed, cocoa butter and cocoa powder soften the skin. Balancing peppermint, spearmint and sandalwood oils complete this effective and delicious experience. Apply to clean skin, avoiding the eye area. Leave for five to ten minutes, then rinse away with warm water. Keep chilled.
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Derivative Works in Computer Science: References
Dual Numbers and Backpropagation
- Atilim Gunes Baydin, Barak A. Pearlmutter, Alexey Andreyevich Radul, Jeffrey Mark Siskind,
"Automatic Differentiation in Machine Learning: a Survey", Journal of Machine Learning Research, 18(153): 1−43, 2018
- Conal Elliott, "Beautiful Differentiation",
International Conference on Functional Programming, 2009
- Conal Elliott, "The simple essence of automatic differentiation",
International Conference on Functional Programming, 2018
- Brendan Fong, David I. Spivak, Rémy Tuyéras,
"Backprop as functor: a compositional perspective on supervised learning", arXiv:1711.10455
- Erik Meijer, "The Principles Behind Differentiable Programming"
- Barak A. Pearlmutter and Jeffrey Mark Siskind,
"Reverse-Mode AD in a Functional Framework: Lambda the Ultimate Backpropagator", ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems, 30(2), 2008
- Simon Peyton-Jones, "Automatic Differentiation for Dummies"
- Fei Wang, Daniel Zheng, James M. Decker, Xilun Wu, Grégory Essertel, Tiark Rompf,
"Demystifying Differentiable Programming: Shift/Reset the Penultimate Backpropagator", preprint, 2018
- Noel Welsh, "Differentiable Functional Programming"
Lexing and Parsing
- Michael D. Adams, Celeste Hollenbeck, Matthew Might, "On the Complexity and Performance of Parsing with Derivatives",
Programming Language Design and Implementation, 2016
- Janusz A. Brzozowski, "Derivatives of Regular Expressions", Journal of the ACM, 11(4): 481-494, 1964
- Matthew Might, David Darais, Daniel Spiewak, "Parsing with Derivatives: a Functional Pearl",
International Conference on Functional Programming, 2011
- Scott Owens, John Reppy, Aaron Turon, "Regular-expression Derivatives Re-examined", Journal of Functional Programming, 19(2): 173-190, 2009
- Daniel Spiewak, "Parseback: A Scala implementation of parsing with derivatives"
- Ken Thompson, "Programming Techniques: Regular Expression Search Algorithm",
Communications of the ACM, 11(6): 419-422, 1968
Types and Zippers
- Michael Abbott, Thorsten Altenkirch, Neil Ghani, Conor McBride, "∂ for Data"Fundamenta Informaticae, 65(1 & 2), 2005
- Conor McBride, "The Derivative of a Regular Type is its Type of One-Hole Contexts",
rejected from Logic in Computer Science, 2001!
- Chris Taylor, "The Algebra of Algebraic Data Types"
- Wikibooks contributors, "Haskell/Zippers",
Wikibooks, The Free Textbook Project, 2012


Algebraic operations on two-dimensional vectors (dot product, vector length and angles, ...) More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| template<typename T > | |
| T | thor::length (const sf::Vector2< T > &vector) |
| Returns the length of the 2D vector. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| T | thor::squaredLength (const sf::Vector2< T > &vector) |
| Returns the square of vector's length. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | thor::setLength (sf::Vector2< T > &vector, T newLength) |
| Adapts vector so that its length is |newLength| after this operation. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| sf::Vector2< T > | thor::unitVector (const sf::Vector2< T > &vector) |
| Returns a vector with same direction as the argument, but with length 1. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| T | thor::polarAngle (const sf::Vector2< T > &vector) |
| Returns the polar angle. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | thor::setPolarAngle (sf::Vector2< T > &vector, T newAngle) |
| Sets the polar angle of the specified vector. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | thor::rotate (sf::Vector2< T > &vector, T angle) |
| Rotates the vector by the given angle (in degrees). | |
| template<typename T > | |
| sf::Vector2< T > | thor::rotatedVector (const sf::Vector2< T > &vector, T angle) |
| Returns a copy of the vector, rotated by angle degrees. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| sf::Vector2< T > | thor::perpendicularVector (const sf::Vector2< T > &vector) |
| Returns a perpendicular vector. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| T | thor::signedAngle (const sf::Vector2< T > &lhs, const sf::Vector2< T > &rhs) |
| Computes the signed angle from lhs to rhs. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| T | thor::dotProduct (const sf::Vector2< T > &lhs, const sf::Vector2< T > &rhs) |
| Computes the dot product of two 2D vectors. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| T | thor::crossProduct (const sf::Vector2< T > &lhs, const sf::Vector2< T > &rhs) |
| Computes the cross product of two 2D vectors (Z component only). | |
| template<typename T > | |
| sf::Vector2< T > | thor::cwiseProduct (const sf::Vector2< T > &lhs, const sf::Vector2< T > &rhs) |
| Returns the component-wise product of lhs and rhs. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| sf::Vector2< T > | thor::cwiseQuotient (const sf::Vector2< T > &lhs, const sf::Vector2< T > &rhs) |
| Returns the component-wise quotient of lhs and rhs. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| sf::Vector2< T > | thor::projectedVector (const sf::Vector2< T > &vector, const sf::Vector2< T > &axis) |
| Returns the projection of vector onto axis. |
Algebraic operations on two-dimensional vectors (dot product, vector length and angles, ...)
Here is an overview over the functionality:
| Operation | Translation | Scale | Rotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Get | v | length(v) | polarAngle(v) |
| Set, absolute | v = w | setLength(v,l) | setPolarAngle(v,a) |
| Set, relative | v += w | v *= l | rotate(v,a) |
| Copy, relative | v + w | v * l | rotatedVector(v,a) |
Other functions:
| dotProduct(v,w) | unitVector(v) | squaredLength(v) |
| crossProduct(v,w) | perpendicularVector(v) | signedAngle(v,w) |
| cwiseProduct(v,w) | cwiseQuotient(v,w) | projectedVector(v,w) |


Function Configuration
It is recommended that you read the Custom Functions page prior to reading this section of the documentation. The page will explain what the custom functions are and how to use them. On the other hands, this documentation will guide you the basics of writing custom functions and introducing it into your policies efficiently.
This page assumes you’re familiar with the configuration syntax already.
Example
A function
configuration looks like the following:
function "get_service_name" {
params = [file]
result = basename(dirname(dirname(dirname(file))))
}
function "get_env" {
params = [file]
result = basename(dirname(dirname(file)))
}
function "get_service_id_with_env" {
params = [file]
result = format("%s-%s", get_service_name(file), lookup(var.shortened_environment, get_env(file)))
}
Description
The function
block creates an user-defined function of the given NAME (first parameter). The name must be unique.
Within the block (the { }
) is configuration for the function.
Meta-parameters
There are meta-parameters available to all rules:
params
(list of strings) - Parameters for the function. Like arguments. It can be referenced within the function. The variable name forparams
can specify arbitrary string.variadic_param
(list of strings) - Variable arguments for the function.result
(any) - Return value of the function. It can take just string of course, but also take variables, built-in functions and custom functions even.
Syntax
The full syntax is:
rule NAME {
params = [ARG, ...]
[variadic_param = [ARG, ...]]
result = RETURN-VALUE
}


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ED Interrogates Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram In Tihar Jail In Connection With INX Media Case
by Swarajya StaffA team of Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials on Friday visited Tihar Jail in Delhi to interrogate former Finance Minister and senior Congress leader P Chidambaram in connection with INX Media money laundering case.
A senior ED official said that a team has gone there to question Chidambaram and also to confront him with some documents.
The financial probe agency's action comes a day after a Special CBI Court allowed ED to interrogate Chidambaram for two days in connection with the money laundering case in INX Media deal.
Special CBI Judge Ajay Kumar Kuhar allowed the agency to confront Chidambaram on 22 and 23 November during office hours.
ED's legal team led by Standing Counsel Amit Mahajan and Special Public Prosecutor (SPP) Naveen Kumar Matta had moved the court seeking permission to interrogate the former finance minister.
Chidambaram was arrested on 21 August by the CBI but was granted bail later.
The ED later arrested Chidambaram in the INX media money laundering case.
(With inputs from IANS)


public interface FragmentContext extends UdfUtilities, AutoCloseable
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static interface |
FragmentContext.ExecutorState |
INJECTABLE_GETTER_METHODS
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addRuntimeFilter(RuntimeFilterWritable runtimeFilter)
Add a RuntimeFilter when the RuntimeFilter receiver belongs to the same MinorFragment.
|
void |
close() |
BufferAllocator |
getAllocator() |
CodeCompiler |
getCompiler() |
DrillConfig |
getConfig()
Returns the Drill configuration for this run.
|
ExecutionControls |
getExecutionControls()
Return the set of execution controls used to inject faults into running
code for testing.
|
ExecutorService |
getExecutor() |
FragmentContext.ExecutorState |
getExecutorState() |
String |
getFragIdString() |
org.apache.calcite.schema.SchemaPlus |
getFullRootSchema() |
FunctionLookupContext |
getFunctionRegistry()
Returns the UDF registry.
|
ExecProtos.FragmentHandle |
getHandle() |
<T> T |
getImplementationClass(ClassGenerator<T> cg)
Generates code for a class given a
ClassGenerator ,
and returns a single instance of the generated class. |
<T> List<T> |
getImplementationClass(ClassGenerator<T> cg,
int instanceCount)
Generates code for a class given a
ClassGenerator , and returns the
specified number of instances of the generated class. |
<T> T |
getImplementationClass(CodeGenerator<T> cg)
Generates code for a class given a
CodeGenerator ,
and returns a single instance of the generated class. |
<T> List<T> |
getImplementationClass(CodeGenerator<T> cg,
int instanceCount)
Get this node's identity.
|
DrillBuf |
getManagedBuffer()
For UDFs to allocate general purpose intermediate buffers we provide the
DrillBuf type as an injectable, which provides access to an off-heap
buffer that can be tracked by Drill and re-allocated as needed.
|
DrillBuf |
getManagedBuffer(int size) |
BufferManager |
getManagedBufferManager() |
MetastoreRegistry |
getMetastoreRegistry()
Get instance of Metastore registry to obtain Metastore instance if needed.
|
BufferAllocator |
getNewChildAllocator(String operatorName,
int operatorId,
long initialReservation,
long maximumReservation) |
OptionManager |
getOptions()
Returns a read-only version of the session options.
|
UserBitShared.QueryId |
getQueryId() |
String |
getQueryIdString() |
String |
getQueryUserName() |
RuntimeFilterWritable |
getRuntimeFilter(long rfIdentifier) |
RuntimeFilterWritable |
getRuntimeFilter(long rfIdentifier,
long maxWaitTime,
TimeUnit timeUnit)
Get the RuntimeFilter with a blocking wait, if the waiting option is enabled.
|
ExecutorService |
getScanDecodeExecutor() |
ExecutorService |
getScanExecutor() |
QueryContext.SqlStatementType |
getSQLStatementType()
Returns the statement type (e.g.
|
boolean |
isImpersonationEnabled() |
OperatorContext |
newOperatorContext(PhysicalOperator popConfig) |
OperatorContext |
newOperatorContext(PhysicalOperator popConfig,
OperatorStats stats) |
DrillBuf |
replace(DrillBuf old,
int newSize) |
void |
requestMemory(RecordBatch requestor)
An operator is experiencing memory pressure.
|
getConstantValueHolder, getContextInformation, getPartitionExplorer
FunctionLookupContext getFunctionRegistry()
OptionManager getOptions()
boolean isImpersonationEnabled()
<T> T getImplementationClass(ClassGenerator<T> cg)
ClassGenerator
,
and returns a single instance of the generated class. (Note
that the name is a misnomer, it would be better called
getImplementationInstance.)cg
- the class generator<T> T getImplementationClass(CodeGenerator<T> cg)
CodeGenerator
,
and returns a single instance of the generated class. (Note
that the name is a misnomer, it would be better called
getImplementationInstance.)cg
- the code generator<T> List<T> getImplementationClass(ClassGenerator<T> cg, int instanceCount)
ClassGenerator
, and returns the
specified number of instances of the generated class. (Note that the name
is a misnomer, it would be better called
getImplementationInstances.)cg
- the class generatorQueryContext.SqlStatementType getSQLStatementType()
QueryContext.SqlStatementType
, if known.<T> List<T> getImplementationClass(CodeGenerator<T> cg, int instanceCount)
ExecutionControls getExecutionControls()
DrillConfig getConfig()
CodeCompiler getCompiler()
ExecutorService getScanDecodeExecutor()
ExecutorService getScanExecutor()
ExecutorService getExecutor()
FragmentContext.ExecutorState getExecutorState()
BufferAllocator getNewChildAllocator(String operatorName, int operatorId, long initialReservation, long maximumReservation)
ExecProtos.FragmentHandle getHandle()
BufferAllocator getAllocator()
UserBitShared.QueryId getQueryId()
UUID
of the current queryString getQueryIdString()
UUID
of the current queryOperatorContext newOperatorContext(PhysicalOperator popConfig)
OperatorContext newOperatorContext(PhysicalOperator popConfig, OperatorStats stats)
org.apache.calcite.schema.SchemaPlus getFullRootSchema()
String getQueryUserName()
String getFragIdString()
DrillBuf getManagedBuffer()
UdfUtilities
getManagedBuffer
in interface UdfUtilities
DrillBuf getManagedBuffer(int size)
BufferManager getManagedBufferManager()
void close()
close
in interface AutoCloseable
void addRuntimeFilter(RuntimeFilterWritable runtimeFilter)
runtimeFilter
- runtime filterRuntimeFilterWritable getRuntimeFilter(long rfIdentifier)
RuntimeFilterWritable getRuntimeFilter(long rfIdentifier, long maxWaitTime, TimeUnit timeUnit)
rfIdentifier
- runtime filter identifiermaxWaitTime
- max wait timetimeUnit
- time unitMetastoreRegistry getMetastoreRegistry()
void requestMemory(RecordBatch requestor)
OutOfMemoryException
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Building bridges
Time Limit: 3000/1000 MS (Java/Others) Memory Limit: 65535/32768 K (Java/Others)
Total Submission(s): 62 Accepted Submission(s): 53
an island of Hululu and an island of Culuu .
Their world can be considered as a matrix made up of three letters ‘H’,'C’ and ‘O’.Every ‘H’ stands for an island of Hululu, every ‘C’ stands for an island of Cululu, and ‘O’ stands for the ocean. Here is a example:
The coordinate of the up-left corner is (0,0), and the down-right corner is (4, 3). The x-direction is horizontal, and the y-direction is vertical.
There may be too many options of selecting two islands. To simplify the problem , they come up with some rules below:
1. The distance between the two islands must be as short as possible. If the two islands’ coordinates are (x1,y1) and (x2,y2), the distance is |x1-x2|+|y1-y2|.
2. If there are more than one pair of islands satisfied the rule 1, choose the pair in which the Hululu island has the smallest x coordinate. If there are still more than one options, choose the Hululu island which has the smallest y coordinate.
3.After the Hululu island is decided, if there are multiple options for the Cululu island, also make the choice by rule 2.
Please help their people to build the bridge.
In each test case, the first line contains two integers M and N, meaning that the matrix is M×N ( 2<=M,N <= 40).
Next M lines stand for the matrix. Each line has N letters.
The input ends with M = 0 and N = 0.
It’s guaranteed that there is a solution.
x1 y1 x2 y2
x1,y1 is the coordinate of Hululu island, x2 ,y2 is the coordinate of Cululu island.
4 4 CHCH HCHC CCCO COHO 5 4 OHCH HCHC CCCO COHO HCHC 0 0
0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2
#include <iostream> #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> using namespace std; struct node { int x,y,step; }; int dir[4][2]={{-1,0},{0,-1},{0,1},{1,0}}; node queue[1000000]; node prime[2000]; int visit[50][50],n,m; node qfront,temp; int map[50][50],minxx,startx,starty,endx,endy; int fmin(int a,int b){if(a<b)return a;return b;} int bfs(int sx,int sy) { int s=0,e=0,x,y,i; memset(visit,0,sizeof(visit)); visit[sx][sy]=1; queue[s].x=sx,queue[s].y=sy,queue[s].step=0; while(s<=e) { qfront=queue[s]; if(queue[s].step>=minxx) return minxx; for(i=0;i<4;i++) { temp.x=qfront.x+dir[i][0]; temp.y=qfront.y+dir[i][1]; if(map[temp.x][temp.y]) { return qfront.step+1; } if(!visit[temp.x][temp.y]&&temp.x>=0&&temp.x<n&&temp.y>=0&&temp.y<m) { temp.step=qfront.step+1; queue[e++]=temp; } } s++; } return -1; } int main() { int i,j,hnum; char c; while(scanf("%d%d",&n,&m)!=EOF) { getchar(); if(m==0&&n==0) break; hnum=0; for(i=0;i<n;i++) { for(j=0;j<m;j++) { c=getchar(); if(c=='H') { map[i][j]=0; prime[hnum].x=i; prime[hnum].y=j; hnum++; } else if(c=='C') { map[i][j]=1; } else { map[i][j]=0; } } getchar(); } minxx=1000000; for(i=0;i<hnum;i++) { int t=bfs(prime[i].x,prime[i].y); if(t<minxx) { startx=prime[i].x; starty=prime[i].y; minxx=t; endx=temp.x; endy=temp.y; } } printf("%d %d %d %d\n",startx,starty,endx,endy); } return 0; }
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Once you have a logical data model defined, creating the physical model is a relatively simple process.
You walk through each of the logical model tables, assigning types to each item. You can use any valid CQL data type, including the basic types, collections, and user-defined types. You may identify additional user-defined types that can be created to simplify your design.
After you’ve assigned data types, you analyze the model by performing size calculations and testing out how the model works. You may make some adjustments based on your findings. Once again let’s cover the data modeling process in more detail by working through an example.
Before getting started, let’s look at a few additions to the Chebotko notation for physical data models. To draw physical models, you need to be able to add the typing information for each column. This figure shows the addition of a type for each column in a sample table.
The figure includes a designation of the keyspace containing each table and visual cues for columns represented using collections and user-defined types. Note the designation of static columns and secondary index columns. There is no restriction on assigning these as part of a logical model, but they are typically more of a physical data modeling concern.
Now let’s get to work on the physical model. First, you need keyspaces
to contain the tables. To keep the design relatively simple, create a
hotel
keyspace to contain tables for hotel and availability
data, and a reservation
keyspace to contain tables for reservation
and guest data. In a real system, you might divide the tables across even
more keyspaces in order to separate concerns.
For the hotels
table, use Cassandra’s text
type to
represent the hotel’s id
. For the address, create an
address
user defined type. Use the text
type to represent the
phone number, as there is considerable variance in the formatting of
numbers between countries.
While it would make sense to use the uuid
type for attributes such
as the hotel_id
, this document uses mostly text
attributes as
identifiers, to keep the samples simple and readable. For example, a
common convention in the hospitality industry is to reference properties
by short codes like “AZ123” or “NY229”. This example uses these values
for hotel_ids
, while acknowledging they are not necessarily globally
unique.
You’ll find that it’s often helpful to use unique IDs to uniquely
reference elements, and to use these uuids
as references in tables
representing other entities. This helps to minimize coupling between
different entity types. This may prove especially effective if you are
using a microservice architectural style for your application, in which
there are separate services responsible for each entity type.
As you work to create physical representations of various tables in the logical hotel data model, you use the same approach. The resulting design is shown in this figure:
Note that the address
type is also included in the design. It
is designated with an asterisk to denote that it is a user-defined type,
and has no primary key columns identified. This type is used in
the hotels
and hotels_by_poi
tables.
User-defined types are frequently used to help reduce duplication of
non-primary key columns, as was done with the address
user-defined type. This can reduce complexity in the design.
Remember that the scope of a UDT is the keyspace in which it is defined.
To use address
in the reservation
keyspace defined below
design, you’ll have to declare it again. This is just one of the many
trade-offs you have to make in data model design.
Now, let’s examine reservation tables in the design. Remember that the logical model contained three denormalized tables to support queries for reservations by confirmation number, guest, and hotel and date. For the first iteration of your physical data model design, assume you’re going to manage this denormalization manually. Note that this design could be revised to use Cassandra’s (experimental) materialized view feature.
Note that the address
type is reproduced in this keyspace and
guest_id
is modeled as a uuid
type in all of the tables.
Material adapted from Cassandra, The Definitive Guide. Published by O’Reilly Media, Inc. Copyright © 2020 Jeff Carpenter, Eben Hewitt. All rights reserved. Used with permission.


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Barrick,
Pearle Barrick, nee Bauman
Source: The
Bauer-Turner funeral home [Woodsfield, Ohio] web site; 23 Sep 2010
(July 5, 1911 - September 22, 2010)
Pearle L. Bauman Barrick
(Aunt Pearle) died September 22, 2010 at the Woodsfield Nursing and Rehab
Center at the age of 99 years. She was born July 5, 1911 in Sardis, Ohio, a
daughter of the late Henry and Mary (Luedy) Bauman.
She was a
graduate of Hannibal High School in 1929. She attended Kent State University
and graduated in the summer of 1930 with a degree in education. She was hired
as a fifth grade teacher at Springfield Township Elementary near Columbiana,
Ohio. In 1932 she was hired at Zion School. In 1943, she was hired at Hannibal
High School. In 1947, she was hired at Powhatan High School where she taught
Home Economics. She held this job until she married William Barrick
in 1952 and moved to Yakima, Washington. She continued teaching high school
math for the next 35 years. After her husband passed away in 1985, she moved to
Woodsfield, Ohio to be closer to family. She was the last surviving member of
the eight Bauman children. She was a member of St. Paul s United Church of
Christ. She was also a member of the New Matamoras Chapter of Eastern Stars for
over 70 years. She was a member of the Retired Teachers Association of Ohio
and Washington State.
Surviving are several nieces and nephews, Delores (Raymond) Straub,
Arlene Winkler, Janet (Sam) Straub, Janis (Fred) Miller, Marilyn Ensinger, Twila Potts, Pauline
(Joe) Frye, Paul Bauman, Mary Ellen Spencer, Corrine Billman,
Joanne Oehler, Charlotte Schuerman,
Carol (Bruce) Gradwohl, David Bauman, and many, many
great nieces and nephews.
In
addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband William Barrick, three sister, Bessie (Everett) Fiesley,
Laura (Hugh) Walter, Edna (Hal) Mizer, four brothers,
Fred (Daisy) Bauman, Charles (Nellie) Bauman, Harry (Ruby) Bauman, Louis (Ruth)
Bauman, two nieces, Helen Fraley, and Doris Marty.
Friends
will be received from 2-8 p.m. Friday at the Bauer-Turner Funeral Home
Woodsfield. Funeral Service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday September 25, 2010 at
St. Paul s United Church of Christ Woodsfield, Ohio with Rev. Frank Lehosky officiating. Interment in the Oaklawn
Cemetery Woodsfield.
Memorial
contributions may be made to St. Paul s United Church of Christ, 303 S. Main
St. Woodsfield, Ohio 43793.
Wayne City IL Letter Carrier Killed in Collision With
Freight Train
Source:
Published by FELA lawyer Gordon, Elias & Seely,
LLP [online]; 28 Jul 2010
WAYNE
CITY IL A mail carrier was killed when his vehicle collided with a Canadian
National freight train in Farrington Township in Jefferson County, Illinois on
Tuesday, July 27, 2010. The accident occurred at the railroad crossing on
Holiday Rd. near the Papertown Ag Service plant just
west of the Wayne County line and about a half-mile south of the Marion County
line.
Wayne City is located in Wayne County, in central
Illinois about 151 miles south of Springfield, about 223 miles south of Peoria,
about 133 miles south of Decatur and about 277 miles south of Chicago.
The
victim was identified as 56 year-old Phillip Beeson, from Cisne,
IL, who was pronounced dead at the scene. The accident occurred at about 11:30
a.m. Tuesday morning while Beeson was on his mail route.
An
article at the WJBD Radio website indicated that Jefferson County Coroner Eddie
Joe Marks commented on the incident. Marks said that Beeson s Ford Explorer was
struck in the drivers side and was dragged down the
tracks six-tenths of a mile. The article went on to say that the vehicle caught
fire in the process and that Beeson was pinned inside.
After the vehicle was hit by the train, it
burst into flames on impact and then was dragged down the tracks from the
crossing at Holiday Road before coming to a stop near East Heartland Road.
No one
on the train was injured and there were no passengers in Beeson s vehicle.
After
speaking with Canadian National Railroad personnel and other witnesses it was
determined that Beeson was going eastbound on Holiday Road when it pulled into
the path of the oncoming train. The train was moving on the tracks in a
southbound direction when it collided with the vehicle. The engineer was unable
stop when it struck the SUV.
Firemen
from Orchardville, Webber Township, Bluford and Jefferson Rural responded to the incident to
put out the fire and to help remove Beeson s body from the demolished vehicle.
Illinois State Police and Jefferson County deputies also responded to the
incident. County Coroner Marks said that the cause of Beeson s death remains
under investigation.
This is
a very unfortunate and tragic accident. Funeral services at Hosselton
Funeral Home in Cisne are pending for Beeson. He had
been delivering mail out of the Wayne City Post Office for the last 15 years.
The
accident remains under investigation by the Jefferson County Sheriff s
Department and coroner s office. Sheriff Roger D. Mulch said that the railroad
crossing at Holiday Rd. was clearly marked and posted with a Yield sign.
Submitter's Note:
Below is the obituary.
Beeson, Phillip Beeson
Source: Johnson
and Vaughn Funeral Home [online]; late
July 2010
Phillip L. Beeson
56-year-old Cisne resident, Phillip L.
"Butch" Beeson was killed Tuesday, July 27 in a car-train accident
near Keenes. He was a rural mail carrier at Wayne
City and Keenes and a U.S. Army veteran serving in
Germany during the Vietnam War era.
Survivors include his wife, Candice Beeson of Cisne;
two daughters, Melanie Benoit of Carterville and Katie Beeson of Cisne; a son, James W. Beeson of Fairfield; his
mother-in-law, Mary Lou Grimes of Cisne; three
sisters, Rosalee Pearce of Rinard,
Katy Auvil of Flora and Nina Stanford of Newton;
three brothers, James A. Beeson, Donald Beeson and Jerry Beeson, all of
Fairfield and several nieces and nephews.
Services
for Phillip L. "Butch" Beeson will be 3 p.m. Sunday, August 1 at the Hosselton Funeral Home in Cisne.
Visitation will be 1 p.m. until the time of service Sunday, Aug. 1 at
the Hosselton Funeral Home in Cisne.
Memorials may be made to the Education Fund for Katie Beeson and will be
accepted at the Hosselton Funeral Home in Cisne.
Brown,
Blanche Brown, nee McConnell
Source: The
Norwalk [Reflector] News; 25 Jan 2010
Blanche
Brown, age 97, of Greenwich, went home to be with her Lord Saturday, January
23, 2010 at Hillside Acres Nursing Home, Willard.
She was
born December 17, 1912 in Ashland County, daughter of the late John R. and Almina A. (Wiley) McConnell. Blanche was a 1931 graduate of
Nova High School. She had lived in Greenwich since 1948. Blanche was a member
of the Greenwich United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women, the
former Greenwich Grange and was active in the Willard Senior Citizens.
She is survived
by her daughter, Sally (Robert) Dupee of Wellington,
her son, Lorin (Pat) Brown of Greenwich, daughter in
law, Deb Brown of Greenwich; 7 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and 13
great great grandchildren. She was preceded in death
by her husband, Lawrence E. Brown in 1990, her son, Lawrence Brown, Jr. in
1995, her granddaughter, Shelly Dupee in 1988, her
grandson, James Brown in 2006, sister, Florence Bowerize,
3 brothers, Harold, Ralph and Walter McConnell.
Friends
may call from Noon until the time of service at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, January
27, 2010 at the Eastman Funeral Home, 49 West Main St., Greenwich with Pastor
Larry Brown officiating. Burial will follow at Greenwich Greenlawn
Cemetery. Memorials if desired may be given to the Greenwich United Methodist
Church, 18 E. Main St., Greenwich, Ohio 44837 or Stein Hospice, 1200 Sycamore
Line, Sandusky, Ohio 44870.
Clevenger, Donald E.
Clevenger
Source: The
Streator [Illinois] Times Press; 28 Apr 2010 [on line]
STREATOR Donald E. Clevenger, 68, of
Streator, died at 11:35 a.m. Tuesday, April 27, at Heritage Manor Nursing Home,
Streator.
Funeral
services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Solon-Telford Funeral Home, Streator.
The Rev. Bill Niebuhr will officiate. Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Rutland Cemetery. Pallbearers
will be John and Ed Clevenger, Jim Rhodes, Kenny Roach, Rick Heiston and Bill Hawk.
Born
Nov. 26, 1941, in Spring Valley, he was the son of John and Oma
(Powless) Clevenger. He married Linda Spaulding May
23, 1998. She died Feb. 1, 2006.
He is
survived by daughters, Sherry (Tom) Phelps of Streator and Christine Scheuer of Wenona; sons, David
Clevenger of Wenona and Tommy Duket
of Texas; 12 grandchildren; and brothers, Norman (Mary) Clevenger of Long
Point, Rolland (Betty) Clevenger of Lake Wildwood and Roy (June) Clevenger of
Arizona.
He was
preceded in death by his wife; parents; a son, Larry Clevenger; a daughter,
Laurie Clevenger; and a brother, Robert Clevenger.
He
attended Rutland Grade School and graduated from Minonk High School, Class of
1958.
Donald
moved to Streator when he was 16 and has worked as an owner/operator over the
road truck driver for 51 years.
Memorials may be directed to the Church of the Open Bible.
Solon-Telford Funeral Home
301 S.
Park St., Streator, IL 61364
Gregg, Esther Louise Gregg, nee Kauder
Source:
Published in Jacksonville [Illinois] Journal-Courier on July 1, 2010.
Esther
Louise Gregg, 83, of Murphysboro, and formerly of Beardstown, died Tuesday,
June 29, 2010, at her son's home in Murphysboro.
She was
born Oct. 8, 1926, in Brown County, the only daughter of Dean A. and Ora Keylor Kauder.
She married Lloyd Gregg on June 15, 1947, in Mount Sterling, and he preceded
her in death April 7, 1997.
Surviving are three sons, Lawrence (wife, Paula) Gregg of Lincoln,
Leonard (wife, Barbara) Gregg of Waverly and Lee Gregg of Murphysboro; five
grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her
parents and her husband.
Esther
attended Mount Sterling schools and went on to Gem City Business College in
Quincy and worked as a secretary until her marriage.  Esther was a long-standing member
of Union Baptist Church in Beardstown, serving as a Registered State Agent,
church secretary, assistant treasurer, organist, Sunday school teacher and
served on several church committees.
The
family will meet with friends from 5-7 p.m. Friday at Sager Funeral Home in
Beardstown. Private family graveside services will be held. Memorials have been
suggested to Cass/Schuyler Area Hospice.
Source: Point
Pleasant Register, Denton, West Virginia; 2 Mar 2010
Max
Robert Heslep, 76, of Flagler Beach, Fla., and
formerly of Point Pleasant, passed away Thursday, February 11, 2010.
He was
born December 19, 1933 in Hannibal, Ohio to the late Wilbur B. and Mabel Heslep (Harrison). Max served in the United States Army
from 1954 to 1956. During his years in Point Pleasant, he was a member of
Trinity United Methodist Church, the Rotary Club, Masons Minturn Lodge #19, and
he served as Cub Master with the Boy Scouts of America and President of the Pat
Wilson Shrine Club. Max worked at Kaiser Aluminum and in the construction of
Project 1301 (Mountaineer Power Plant). He was also the owner of Mid-Town
Market.
Max is
preceded in death by his brother, George Heslep.
He is
survived by his wife of 56 years, Eva (Kirkland) Heslep;
sons, Dan of Jacksonville, Fla., and Jay and his wife, Vivian of Helena, Mont.;
daughters, Jill and her husband, Max Knopp of Lake
Wales, Fla., and Debby Heslep of Jacksonville, Fla.;
12 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren; Leanne Braid McDonald of Sydney,
Australia, (his rotary exchange daughter); brothers, Wilbur Heslep
of Clarington, Ohio, John Heslep of Clarington, Ohio,
and Jerry Heslep of Parkersburg.
Max and
Eva retired in Flagler Beach, Fla. where they enjoyed fishing, friends, and
travel.
Max will
be greatly missed by family and friends who love him. He was and is a blessing
in our lives.
A
memorial service will be held at 3 p.m., Thursday, February 18, at the Surfside
Estates Club House, located at 2847 A1A, Flagler Beach, Fla.
Memorial
contributions in his name can be made to Shriners Childrens Hospital at www.shrinershq.org or 1-800-241-GIFT.
Arrangements are under the trust and care of Craig-Flagler Palms Funeral
Home. To send on-line condolences, please visit www.craigflaglerpalms.com.
Marcovechio, Nicholas John Marcovechio
Source: The
Daily Record [Wooster, Ohio]; 17 Mar 2010 [online]
RITTMAN
-- Nicholas John Marcovechio, 96, Rittman, passed
away Saturday, March 13, 2010, in the Baptist Beach Hospital in Jacksonville
Beach, Fla.
He was
born Feb. 26, 1914, in Canton, son of Ralph and Antoinette DiGiacomo
Marcovechio.
He
retired in 1976 after 28 years in plant security from Packaging Corp. of
America in Rittman. He was a member of WWII with the 37th Division of Ohio,
140th Field Artillery Battalion receiving three bronze stars.
Surviving are daughter, Rebecca June (Kenneth) Easterday
of Jacksonville, Fla.; grandchildren Kerri (Christopher) Slayton of Orrville
and Kristen (Richard) Shook of Pocatello, Idaho; great-grandchildren Kylee and Makayla Shook and Katy and Nicholas Slayton; and a brother,
John P Marcovechio of Ocala, Fla.
Nicholas
was preceded in death by his parents, his wife of 66 years, Mildred Mae Bauman Marcovechio, on Nov. 17, 2007; brothers Frank and Dominic Gianotto and a sister, Rose Massaro.
There
will be no calling hours.
Graveside services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at Rittman Cemetery
with the Rev. Bud Olszewski officiating.
McIntire, Davis & Greene Funeral Home, 216 E. Larwill
St., Wooster, is assisting the family with arrangements.
Contributions may be made to Grace Brethren Church, 44 S. First St., Rittman 44270.
Source:
[Warren, Ohio] Tribune Chronicle TribToday.com; 6 Mar 2010
LEAVITTSBURG
- John R. Marsh, 39, died Friday, March 5, 2010, at Forum Health Trumbull
Memorial Hospital, following a brief illness.
John was
born the son of Robert B. Sr. and Sandra S. Kovar
Marsh, Nov. 26, 1970, in Warren.
He was a factory worker in Jefferson for many years
and was of the Christian faith.
Survivors include his mother of Warren; sons, Kurtis
E. and Lucas W., both of Kinsman; a daughter, Katie of Kinsman; brothers,
Robert B. Jr. of Huntington, Ind., Dana D. of Warren; sisters, Sherry L.
Bunting of Cortland, Charlene S. Bailey and Shannon M. Brown, both of Warren.
John was
preceded in death by his father.
Private
family services are to be held. There will be no visitation.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Staton-Borowski
Funeral Home, Warren.
Source: The
Wheeling [West Virginia] News; 27 Jan 2010 [online]
MARTY,
Alma Louise, 84, of Long Ridge Road, Clarington, Ohio, died Sunday, January 25,
2010 at her home.
She was
born December 30, 1925 in Clarington, a daughter of the late John Wesley and
Alma Moser Marty.
She was
a retired custodian at Hannibal Elementary School in Hannibal,Ohio;
a member of Zion Grange 2242; and a member of Zion United Church of Christ in
Sardis, Ohio.
In
addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Walter and
Harry "Bud" Marty; and two sisters, Mildred Gordon and Wilma Marty;
and a niece, Sara Jacobs.
Survivors include a sister, Doris (Harold) Byers of Wadsworth, Ohio; and
12 loving nieces and nephews.
Family
will receive friends on Saturday from 10 a.m. until time of funeral service at
11 a.m. at Grisell Funeral Home, 125 Clarinda Drive,
Clarington, with Rev. Glen Shedlock officiating.
Interment in Mount Vernon Cemetery, Clarington.
Memorial
contributions may be made to Zion United Church of Christ, 50445 SR 536,
Sardis, OH 43946.
Sympathy
expressions at grisellfuneralhomes.com.
Seibel, Donna M. Seibel, nee Staley
Source: Tomon & Sons Funeral Home [on line]; 24 May 2010
(September 21, 1920 - May 23, 2010)
DONNA M. SEIBEL, (nee Staley), age 89, passed away in
her home with her family around her on May 23, 2010. Beloved wife of the late
John; loving mother of Patricia Joann (Geza,
deceased) Janovsky, Charles (Janet) and Brenda
(Douglas) Cantrell; cherished grandmother of 7, devoted great grandmother of
13, and was looking forward to being a great great
grandmother of 2; dearest sister of Betty Oliver; dear aunt of many. Funeral
Services Thursday, May 27 at 10:30 a.m. in the TOMON & SONS FUNERAL HOME,
4772 PEARL RD. (N. OF BROOKPARK RD.) CLEVELAND, where friends may call on
WEDNESDAY 2-4 & 6-8 P.M. Interment West Park Cemetery.
Thomas, Everette Garland Thomas
Source:
Published in Quincy Herald-Whig from January 11 to January 13,
2010. Posted on FINDAGRAVE web site.
VERSAILLES, Ill. -- Everette Garland Thomas,
96, of Versailles, died at 5:25 p.m. Saturday (Jan. 9, 2010) in the Heritage
Manor Nursing Home in Mount Sterling, Illinois.
Born
Aug. 5, 1913, in Gilbirdsport, a son of Garland and Hettie Davis Thomas, he married Emma Corrine Keylor on Dec. 20, 1932, in Mount Sterling; she died Jan.
28, 2009.
Everette was a farmer, had attended Council School in Brown
County and was a member of a non-denominational religion.
He was
preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors include four children: Eugene
Thomas of Perry, Illinois; Lyle Thomas of Meridianville,
Alabama; Lozelle Thomas of Alabaster, Alabama; Irene
Plunkett of Derby, Kansas. Two
sisters: Loretta Hall of Mount Sterling,
Illinois; Janie Hanks of Versailles, Illinois.
Eight grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and several nieces and
nephews also survive
Visitation Tuesday, Jan 12, 2010 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Hendricker Funeral Home, Mt Sterling, Illinois.
Friends
also may call from 8 a.m. until the time of services Wednesday in the funeral
home.
Services
Wednesday, Jan 13, 2010, 11 a.m. at Hendricker
Funeral Home, Mt Sterling.
Burial
in the Hersman Cemetery, Hersman
Illinois, south of Mt Sterling.
Memorials
are suggested to the family.
Hendricker Funeral Home, Mt Sterling, Illinois in charge of
arrangements.
Warner, Melody Ann Warner, nee Carpenter
Source: Watters
Funeral Home; 4 Jan 2010
Melody
Ann Mel Warner, 56, of 219 South Main Street, Summerfield, Ohio died Monday,
January 4, 2010 at the Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center, Cambridge,
Ohio.
She was
born in Barnesville, Ohio on November 24, 1953 a daughter of the late Allen
Burdette Smucker Carpenter and Leah Louisa Leach
Carpenter.
Mel was
a dietary aide at the Summit Acres Nursing Home, Caldwell, Ohio; a member of
the First Baptist Church, Caldwell, Ohio; a member of the American Legion Post
415 Ladies Auxiliary, Summerfield, Ohio and was a committee member for the
Noble County Relay for Life.
In
addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by an infant son, Jason
Hines; one sister, Marsha Lynn Baker. Surviving are her husband, Frank Warner;
one son: John Hines and his fianc Danelle Roe of
Barnesville, Ohio; one daughter: Shasta (Chris) McKee of Caldwell, Ohio; three
brothers: Lloyd (Peggy) Carpenter of Summerfield, Ohio, Mickey (Diane)
Carpenter of Summerfield, Ohio and Jeffery (Marcia) Carpenter of Sarahsville, Ohio; one sister: Linda (Bill) Warner of
Summerfield, Ohio; four grandchildren: Justice Hines, Santana Hines, Colton
Hines and Abby McKee.
Friends
will be received at the Brubach-Watters Funeral Home,
202 Main Street, Summerfield, Ohio from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Thursday, January 7,
2010.
Friends
will then be received from Noon until time of services at 1:00 p.m. Friday,
January 8, 2010 at the Calais Church, Calais, Ohio with Pastor Brian King
officiating. Burial will follow in the Calais Cemetery, Calais, Ohio.
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- 1. Introduction
2. Rebuilding CoreData C++ API
3. Rebuilding Bindings
3.1 SWIG
3.2 C# Bindings
3.3 Python Bindings
4. Reference
This page describes how to rebuild the various components of the CoreData API.
The steps involved for rebuilding the CoreData C# or Python Bindings:
- Run SWIG to generate C++ wrapper source code and target language (C# or Python) source
- Compile the SWIG generated C++ wrapper source and link it against the CoreData C++ API, to produce a C wrapper shared library.
- C# only: Compile/link the generated C# into an assembly.
This section explains these steps in detail.
SWIG (http://www.swig.org/) is a software development tool that connects C/C++ code with a variety of other programming languages. The CoreData API employs SWIG to generate the C# and Python bindings.
SWIG processes the original C++ source code (in coredata/) and a *.i file (in swigcoredata/) which defines the transformation to the target language. It outputs a C++ wrapper source file, and target language source file.
In order to use SWIG with CoreData:
- Download and install SWIG 1.3.38. (Earlier version of SWIG are not supported.)
- Add the directory containing the swig executable to your path.
- E.g on Windows: SET PATH=PATH%;C:\Program Files\swigwin-1.3.38
Running SWIG
The run-swig batch file requires the major and minor version number to pass to swig for determining the name of the wrapper DLL.
cd cscoredata/src/
run-swig.bat 3.2
Output files:
- eod/eod_wrap.cpp
- eod/*.cs
- eodio/eodio_wrap.cpp
- eodio/*.cs
- eodutils/eodutils_wrap.cpp
- eodutils/*.cs
Generating Bindings
From a Visual Studio 2008 command prompt:
cd cscoredata/src
nmake -f Makefile.win32_ia32sse2_vc90 clean all
cd cscoredata/examples
nmake -f Makefile.win32_ia32sse2_vc90 clean all
Running SWIG
cd pycoredata/src/
run-swig.bat
Generating Bindings
From a Visual Studio 2008 command prompt:
cd pycoredata/src
nmake -f Makefile.win32_ia32sse2_vc90 clean all
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