(PHP 4 >= 4.0.4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
shmop_open — Create or open shared memory block
$key
, string $flags
, int $mode
, int $size
) : resourceshmop_open() can create or open a shared memory block.
key
System's id for the shared memory block. Can be passed as a decimal or hex.
flags
The flags that you can use:
mode
The permissions that you wish to assign to your memory segment, those are the same as permission for a file. Permissions need to be passed in octal form, like for example 0644
size
The size of the shared memory block you wish to create in bytes
Note:
Note: the 3rd and 4th should be entered as 0 if you are opening an existing memory segment.
On success shmop_open() will return an resource that you can
use to access the shared memory segment you've created. FALSE
is
returned on failure.
Example #1 Create a new shared memory block
<?php
$shm_key = ftok(__FILE__, 't');
$shm_id = shmop_open($shm_key, "c", 0644, 100);
?>
This example opened a shared memory block with a system id returned by ftok().


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| geom_violin {ggplot2} | R Documentation |
A violin plot is a compact display of a continuous distribution. It is a
blend of geom_boxplot()
and geom_density()
: a
violin plot is a mirrored density plot displayed in the same way as a
boxplot.
geom_violin( mapping = NULL, data = NULL, stat = "ydensity", position = "dodge", ..., draw_quantiles = NULL, trim = TRUE, scale = "area", na.rm = FALSE, orientation = NA, show.legend = NA, inherit.aes = TRUE ) stat_ydensity( mapping = NULL, data = NULL, geom = "violin", position = "dodge", ..., bw = "nrd0", adjust = 1, kernel = "gaussian", trim = TRUE, scale = "area", na.rm = FALSE, orientation = NA, show.legend = NA, inherit.aes = TRUE )
mapping |
Set of aesthetic mappings created by |
data |
The data to be displayed in this layer. There are three options: If A A |
position |
Position adjustment, either as a string, or the result of a call to a position adjustment function. |
... |
Other arguments passed on to |
draw_quantiles |
If |
trim |
If |
scale |
if "area" (default), all violins have the same area (before trimming the tails). If "count", areas are scaled proportionally to the number of observations. If "width", all violins have the same maximum width. |
na.rm |
If |
orientation |
The orientation of the layer. The default ( |
show.legend |
logical. Should this layer be included in the legends?
|
inherit.aes |
If |
geom, stat |
Use to override the default connection between
|
bw |
The smoothing bandwidth to be used.
If numeric, the standard deviation of the smoothing kernel.
If character, a rule to choose the bandwidth, as listed in
|
adjust |
A multiplicate bandwidth adjustment. This makes it possible
to adjust the bandwidth while still using the a bandwidth estimator.
For example, |
kernel |
Kernel. See list of available kernels in |
This geom treats each axis differently and, thus, can thus have two orientations. Often the orientation is easy to deduce from a combination of the given mappings and the types of positional scales in use. Thus, ggplot2 will by default try to guess which orientation the layer should have. Under rare circumstances, the orientation is ambiguous and guessing may fail. In that case the orientation can be specified directly using the orientation
parameter, which can be either "x"
or "y"
. The value gives the axis that the geom should run along, "x"
being the default orientation you would expect for the geom.
geom_violin()
understands the following aesthetics (required aesthetics are in bold):
x
y
alpha
colour
fill
group
linetype
size
weight
Learn more about setting these aesthetics in vignette("ggplot2-specs")
.
density estimate
density estimate, scaled to maximum of 1
density * number of points - probably useless for violin plots
density scaled for the violin plot, according to area, counts or to a constant maximum width
number of points
width of violin bounding box
Hintze, J. L., Nelson, R. D. (1998) Violin Plots: A Box Plot-Density Trace Synergism. The American Statistician 52, 181-184.
geom_violin()
for examples, and stat_density()
for examples with data along the x axis.
p <- ggplot(mtcars, aes(factor(cyl), mpg)) p + geom_violin() # Orientation follows the discrete axis ggplot(mtcars, aes(mpg, factor(cyl))) + geom_violin() p + geom_violin() + geom_jitter(height = 0, width = 0.1) # Scale maximum width proportional to sample size: p + geom_violin(scale = "count") # Scale maximum width to 1 for all violins: p + geom_violin(scale = "width") # Default is to trim violins to the range of the data. To disable: p + geom_violin(trim = FALSE) # Use a smaller bandwidth for closer density fit (default is 1). p + geom_violin(adjust = .5) # Add aesthetic mappings # Note that violins are automatically dodged when any aesthetic is # a factor p + geom_violin(aes(fill = cyl)) p + geom_violin(aes(fill = factor(cyl))) p + geom_violin(aes(fill = factor(vs))) p + geom_violin(aes(fill = factor(am))) # Set aesthetics to fixed value p + geom_violin(fill = "grey80", colour = "#3366FF") # Show quartiles p + geom_violin(draw_quantiles = c(0.25, 0.5, 0.75)) # Scales vs. coordinate transforms ------- if (require("ggplot2movies")) { # Scale transformations occur before the density statistics are computed. # Coordinate transformations occur afterwards. Observe the effect on the # number of outliers. m <- ggplot(movies, aes(y = votes, x = rating, group = cut_width(rating, 0.5))) m + geom_violin() m + geom_violin() + scale_y_log10() m + geom_violin() + coord_trans(y = "log10") m + geom_violin() + scale_y_log10() + coord_trans(y = "log10") # Violin plots with continuous x: # Use the group aesthetic to group observations in violins ggplot(movies, aes(year, budget)) + geom_violin() ggplot(movies, aes(year, budget)) + geom_violin(aes(group = cut_width(year, 10)), scale = "width") }


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When Flink & Pulsar Come Together
May 3, 2019 - Sijie Guo (@sijieg)The open source data technology frameworks Apache Flink and Apache Pulsar can integrate in different ways to provide elastic data processing at large scale. I recently gave a talk at Flink Forward San Francisco 2019 and presented some of the integrations between the two frameworks for batch and streaming applications. In this post, I will give a short introduction to Apache Pulsar and its differentiating elements from other messaging systems and describe the ways that Pulsar and Flink can work together to provide a seamless developer experience for elastic data processing at scale.
A brief introduction to Apache Pulsar #
Apache Pulsar is an open-source distributed pub-sub messaging system under the stewardship of the Apache Software Foundation. Pulsar is a multi-tenant, high-performance solution for server-to-server messaging including multiple features such as native support for multiple clusters in a Pulsar instance, with seamless geo-replication of messages across clusters, very low publish and end-to-end latency, seamless scalability to over a million topics, and guaranteed message delivery with persistent message storage provided by Apache BookKeeper among others. Let’s now discuss the primary differentiators between Pulsar and other pub-sub messaging frameworks:
The first differentiating factor stems from the fact that although Pulsar provides a flexible pub-sub messaging system it is also backed by durable log storage — hence combining both messaging and storage under one framework. Because of that layered architecture, Pulsar provides instant failure recovery, independent scalability and balance-free cluster expansion.
Pulsar’s architecture follows a similar pattern to other pub-sub systems as the framework is organized in topics as the main data entity, with producers sending data to, and consumers receiving data from a topic as shown in the diagram below.
The second differentiator of Pulsar is that the framework is built from the get-go with multi-tenancy in mind. What that means is that each Pulsar topic has a hierarchical management structure making the allocation of resources as well as the resource management and coordination between teams efficient and easy. With Pulsar’s multi-tenancy structure, data platform maintainers can onboard new teams with no friction as Pulsar provides resource isolation at the property (tenant), namespace or topic level, while at the same time data can be shared across the cluster for easy collaboration and coordination.
Finally, Pulsar’s flexible messaging framework unifies the streaming and queuing data consumption models and provides greater flexibility. As shown in the below diagram, Pulsar holds the data in the topic while multiple teams can consume the data independently depending on their workloads and data consumption patterns.
Pulsar’s view on data: Segmented data streams #
Apache Flink is a streaming-first computation framework that perceives batch processing as a special case of streaming. Flink’s view on data streams distinguishes batch and stream processing between bounded and unbounded data streams, assuming that for batch workloads the data stream is finite, with a beginning and an end.
Apache Pulsar has a similar perspective to that of Apache Flink with regards to the data layer. The framework also uses streams as a unified view on all data, while its layered architecture allows traditional pub-sub messaging for streaming workloads and continuous data processing or usage of Segmented Streams and bounded data stream for batch and static workloads.
With Pulsar, once a producer sends data to a topic, it is partitioned depending on the data traffic and then further segmented under those partitions — using Apache Bookkeeper as segment store — to allow for parallel data processing as illustrated in the diagram below. This allows a combination of traditional pub-sub messaging and distributed parallel computations in one framework.
When Flink + Pulsar come together #
Apache Flink and Apache Pulsar integrate in multiple ways already. In the following sections, I will present some potential future integrations between the frameworks and share examples of existing ways in which you can utilize the frameworks together.
Potential Integrations #
Pulsar can integrate with Apache Flink in different ways. Some potential integrations include providing support for streaming workloads with the use of Streaming Connectors and support for batch workloads with the use of Batch Source Connectors. Pulsar also comes with native support for schema that can integrate with Flink and provide structured access to the data, for example by using Flink SQL as a way of querying data in Pulsar. Finally, an alternative way of integrating the technologies could include using Pulsar as a state backend with Flink. Since Pulsar has a layered architecture (Streams and Segmented Streams, powered by Apache Bookkeeper), it becomes natural to use Pulsar as a storage layer and store Flink state.
From an architecture point of view, we can imagine the integration between the two frameworks as one that uses Apache Pulsar for a unified view of the data layer and Apache Flink as a unified computation and data processing framework and API.
Existing Integrations #
Integration between the two frameworks is ongoing and developers can already use Pulsar with Flink in multiple ways. For example, Pulsar can be used as a streaming source and streaming sink in Flink DataStream applications. Developers can ingest data from Pulsar into a Flink job that makes computations and processes real-time data, to then send the data back to a Pulsar topic as a streaming sink. Such an example is shown below:
// create and configure Pulsar consumer
PulsarSourceBuilder<String>builder = PulsarSourceBuilder
.builder(new SimpleStringSchema())
.serviceUrl(serviceUrl)
.topic(inputTopic)
.subscriptionName(subscription);
SourceFunction<String> src = builder.build();
// ingest DataStream with Pulsar consumer
DataStream<String> words = env.addSource(src);
// perform computation on DataStream (here a simple WordCount)
DataStream<WordWithCount> wc = words
.flatMap((FlatMapFunction<String, WordWithCount>) (word, collector) -> {
collector.collect(new WordWithCount(word, 1));
})
.returns(WordWithCount.class)
.keyBy("word")
.timeWindow(Time.seconds(5))
.reduce((ReduceFunction<WordWithCount>) (c1, c2) ->
new WordWithCount(c1.word, c1.count + c2.count));
// emit result via Pulsar producer
wc.addSink(new FlinkPulsarProducer<>(
serviceUrl,
outputTopic,
new AuthenticationDisabled(),
wordWithCount -> wordWithCount.toString().getBytes(UTF_8),
wordWithCount -> wordWithCount.word)
);
Another integration between the two frameworks that developers can take advantage of includes using Pulsar as both a streaming source and a streaming table sink for Flink SQL or Table API queries as shown in the example below:
// obtain a DataStream with words
DataStream<String> words = ...
// register DataStream as Table "words" with two attributes ("word", "ts").
// "ts" is an event-time timestamp.
tableEnvironment.registerDataStream("words", words, "word, ts.rowtime");
// create a TableSink that produces to Pulsar
TableSink sink = new PulsarJsonTableSink(
serviceUrl,
outputTopic,
new AuthenticationDisabled(),
ROUTING_KEY);
// register Pulsar TableSink as table "wc"
tableEnvironment.registerTableSink(
"wc",
sink.configure(
new String[]{"word", "cnt"},
new TypeInformation[]{Types.STRING, Types.LONG}));
// count words per 5 seconds and write result to table "wc"
tableEnvironment.sqlUpdate(
"INSERT INTO wc " +
"SELECT word, COUNT(*) AS cnt " +
"FROM words " +
"GROUP BY word, TUMBLE(ts, INTERVAL '5' SECOND)");
Finally, Flink integrates with Pulsar for batch workloads as a batch sink where all results get pushed to Pulsar after Apache Flink has completed the computation in a static data set. Such an example is shown below:
// obtain DataSet from arbitrary computation
DataSet<WordWithCount> wc = ...
// create PulsarOutputFormat instance
OutputFormat pulsarOutputFormat = new PulsarOutputFormat(
serviceUrl,
topic,
new AuthenticationDisabled(),
wordWithCount -> wordWithCount.toString().getBytes());
// write DataSet to Pulsar
wc.output(pulsarOutputFormat);
Conclusion #
Both Pulsar and Flink share a similar view on how the data and the computation level of an application can be “streaming-first” with batch as a special case streaming. With Pulsar’s Segmented Streams approach and Flink’s steps to unify batch and stream processing workloads under one framework, there are numerous ways of integrating the two technologies together to provide elastic data processing at massive scale. Subscribe to the Apache Flink and Apache Pulsar mailing lists to stay up-to-date with the latest developments in this space or share your thoughts and recommendations with both communities.


Item #: SCP-032-IT
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-032-IT is to be held in an H32 standard humanoid cell in Site Plutone. As a temporary containment measure, the object can be held in a smaller enclosure, as it is mostly immobile; about two times a month, it is active between 10:00 pm and 2:00 am.
Level 3 personnel may access SCP-032-IT’s containment cell. Any researcher who would like to talk with SCP-032-IT is required to be fluent in either ancient Latin, Etruscan or ancient Greek; alternatively, it is possible to use an Anderson-Sumire Mk-II neural interpreter1.
An armed guard must always escort SCP-032-IT when it is transported to X-ray rooms for analysis; this is only a precaution, since SCP-032-IT is usually very cooperative, despite trying to probe those who interact with it with its appendices.
If SCP-032-IT issues requests for obtaining raw materials, these requests are to be forwarded to Dr. Bellini or, in his absence, to the Site Director. These requests are to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, but are generally satisfied; in this case, the raw materials needed by SCP-032-IT are to be collected in Storehouse M-12.
Any and all personnel requiring physical contact with SCP-032-IT must wear protective rubber gloves, as to prevent cutaneous sebum from ruining SCP-032-IT’s bronze surface over time.
Note
Any offer from SCP-032-IT’s behalf to foresee future events is to be refused, with no exceptions; SCP-032-IT shows no sign of understanding how the procedure is painful and, despite not having ill intent, it will stab you before you know it.–Dr. Bellini
Description: SCP-032-IT is a bronze statue with an opaque green color. It resembles a young human male with an athletic physique, with facial lineaments similar to those of the Greek-roman sculpting technique; it wears a short toga.
SCP-032-IT’s joints are articulated, thus allowing movement. The object shows a paraskeletric tubular structure, with universal joints that allow it a wide array of fine movements, even in the fingers, thus closely resembling human movement. SCP-032-IT is capable of autonomous movement perceived by observers as “very natural”, and is also capable of articulating human speech, making it able to sustain a meaningful conversation.
SCP-032-IT is self-conscious and, besides the aforementioned languages, is not able to learn new means of communication; it is nonetheless able to learn new concepts and definitions with the same cognitive skills as an average adult human.
Similarly to a regular bronze statue, SCP-032-IT is hollow inside; however, its insides are not empty, as they house both the aforementioned tubular structure, and a complex system of interconnected gears, the constructive technology which is compatible with that of ancient machines. It is noteworthy that the mechanical section KY94, in the anterior thoracic region, has a 98% match with the architecture of the Antikytera Mechanism. This whole apparatus allows SCP-032-IT to actuate the fine movements of its limbs; however, how these movements are achieved in the first place is yet to be understood, as its structure makes it nothing more than a complex audio-animatronic, as observable by the structural chart based on 3D X-ray analysis of the object.
If damaged, SCP-032-IT is able to revert itself to its original shape via a self-repairing process similar to biological wound regeneration; the process, however, is much slower, around 8 times. SCP-032-IT is able to achieve this regeneration even after having lost most of its initial mass, including the internal machinery; however, SCP-032-IT is no longer able to fully recover the damages on its outer surface following the prolonged stay on the oceanic floor (see Recovery Log for details).
SCP-032-IT has no need for sustenance. If the object needs repairs, though, it may require small bronze fragments (no bigger than 5 cm3) to ingest; these fragments end up in a metallic sack in the abdominal area. Using photoemission spectroscopy, it has been discovered that these fragments are slowly absorbed into the sack’s walls with a rate of approximately 0.78 g/day; the sack itself, for the duration of the phenomenon, has a temperature of 2±0.1 ºC higher than the surrounding materials.
When questioned regarding its identity, SCP-032-IT maintains its name to be Spurinna and to be a haruspex. It further states that it is “under the new sky” since the year 790 BCE, although being created at least 900 years before that. When questioned on the meaning of “new sky”, the objects state that it has noticed not to be in its “original place”, although this one is very similar; it further states that, under the new sky, it has not yet found any haruspex or augur similar to itself.
Recovery Log
SCP-032-IT was found in September 2015 in a naval relic, dated 43 BCE, far from the coastal city of Bagnoli by the archaeological team of ███████. The object was then brought to the Napoli Archaeological Museum, where it stayed in stock until the 10th December 2016, when it was taken into Foundation custody. All the civilians involved were inoculated with the appropriate dosage of amnestics and monitored for the standard period of time afterward.
Interviews
This section contains the interviews carried out with SCP-032-IT.
Note: the following transcriptions have been translated from classical Latin.


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So let me start by saying, this article is not only about one experience with painkillers, it is also about addiction and the things you will do and endure to get the pills/liquid/patch in which you are addicted to. It all started when I was 16 and had knee surgery and was given a bottle of 60 oxycodone. I had never really dealt with pain killers before that but all the sudden I knew that I loved these things! I kept taking them until that bottle ran out.
Since I was uneducated and ignorant about painkillers, I didnt realize that there would be a serious withdrawal form them. And folks, I hit rock bottom. I hated feeling this was and felt as if I could not function or be happy without them. I began asking friends or acquatances if they could get me some or if they knew anyone who could get some. I came across a few people and were getting them pretty steadily for the next 3 or 4 months. I wouldnt be able to take one every day, but I came to the point where I would skip a day on purpose or maybe 2 days in hopes that the next time I would take some, it would be stronger. I lost a few very good and true friends along the way. They said that they had never seen me like this before and that it changed me. I didnt care, I just flicked them off and said 'who needs you'.
I then found out that my girlfriends Father had back surgery and was given a bottle of hydrocodone that could be refilled. He said he didnt need him though because he was a 'man' and didnt need drugs to get through his pain. So, I began swiping those. I had told myself that I was only going to take enough of them to where they still didnt notice. I couldnt stop! I took them until there were only 3 left in the bottle. Even then I was thinking, why dont I just take the bottle itself and make it seem like they lost it. Eventually the parents caught on and someone else got blamed for it. I started to think 'Wow I'm a shitty person.' But that didnt stop me.
My mother was later diagnosed with Pancreatic and Liver cancer and began getting the pain killers for those. I decided to not take those like crazy and to keep getting them through my friends and dealers. Every once in a while I would take a Morphine or 2 but I didnt think it mattered because she wouldnt take them every day. So it was like I was taking the ones she didnt.  My Aunt came to visit and she is highly addicted to pain medications. She ended up stealing 37 of my moms morphine tabs that she needed while going through chemotherapy. I remember sitting there in the living room while my mom sobbed uncontrollably saying 'Now how much more pain am I going to have to suffer without these.' That really hit me hard and I decided to stop.
Nope, didnt work. As her sickness was getting worse she was having to get stronger medications. So therefore, the leftover ones were free game for me to take. So basically I was always a step behind her. Then next new ones she would get. I would go up a step also. I went through Oxycodone, oxycontin, morpine, hydrocodone, fenatyl, liquid morphine, lorazipan and then finally my mom got on a morphine drip I knew when to draw the line. It is a sadder story from here.
I began to always be doped up on an insanely high amount of meds. I was not even there. I started taking the fentanyl patch. I became a zombie. When the doctors told our family that my mom had anywhere from 5 hours to 5 days, it depressed me and I began taking more. My mom has long since passed away and its sad because I hardly remember my last few moments with her where she could actually speak to me. After a while, cancer patients are so sick and doped up, communication is impossible.
I feel as if I didnt know her and didnt get to say goodbye. Do you know what it is like to regret something everyday to the point of crying in the middle of any moment? I feel as though I can not get through the grieving stage. A big burden is constantly with me and I would give ANYTHING to speak to her again, but I cant, not in this lifetime. And to this day I am still taking the many bottles of morphine leftover.

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TREASURY OF PRAYERS
PREPARATION FOR MASS
Prayer
of Saint Thomas Aquinas
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary
THANKSGIVING AFTER MASS
Prayer of Saint Thomas Aquinas
Prayer
to the Most Holy Redeemer
Prayer
to Our Lord Jesus Christ Crucified
The Universal Prayer Attributed to Pope Clement XI
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary
PREPARATION FOR MASS
I draw near, loving Lord Jesus Christ, to the table
of your most delightful banquet in fear and trembling, a sinner, presuming not
upon my own merits, but trusting rather in your goodness and mercy. I have a
heart and body defiled by my many offences, a mind and tongue over which I have
kept no good watch. Therefore, O loving God, O awesome Majesty, I turn in my
misery, caught in snares, to you the fountain of mercy, hastening to you for
healing, flying to you for protection; and while I do not look forward to
having you as Judge, I long to have you as Saviour.  I am aware of my
many and great sins, for which I fear, but I hope in your mercies, which are
without number.  Listen to me, as I place my
hope in you, have pity on me, full of miseries and sins, you, who will never
cease to let the fountain of compassion flow. Hail, O Saving Victim, offered
for me and for the whole human race on the wood of the Cross. Hail, O noble and
precious Blood, flowing from the wounds of Jesus Christ, my crucified Lord, and
washing away the sins of all the world. Remember,
Lord, your creature, whom you redeemed by your Blood. I am repentant of my sins, I desire to put right what I have done. Take from me,
therefore, most merciful Father, all my iniquities and sins, so that, purified
in mind and body, I may worthly taste the Holy of Holies. And grant that this
sacred foretaste of your Body and Blood which I, though unworthy, intend to
receive, may be the remission of my sins, the perfect cleansing of my faults,
the banishment of shameful thoughts, and the rebirth of right sentiments; and
may it encourage a wholesome and effective performance of deeds pleasing to you
and be a most firm defence of body and soul against the snares of my enemies.
Prayer of Saint Thomas Aquinas
Almighty eternal God, behold, I come to the
Sacrament of your Only Begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, as one sick to the
physician of life, as one unclean to the fountain of mercy, as one blind to the
light of eternal brightness, as one poor and needy to the Lord of heaven and
earth. I ask, therefore, for the abundance of your immense generosity, that you
may graciously cure my sickness, wash away my defilement, give light to my
blindness, enrich my poverty, clothe my nakedness, so that I may receive the
bread of Angels, the King of kings and Lord of lords, with such reverence and
humility, such contrition and devotion, such purity and faith, such purpose and
intention as are conducive to the salvation of my soul. Grant, I pray, that I
may receive not only the Sacrament of the Lord’s Body and Blood, but also the
reality and power of that Sacrament. O most gentle God, grant that I may so
receive the Body of your Only Begotten Son our Lord Jesus Christ, which he took
from the Virgin Mary, that I may be made worthy to be
incorporated into his Mystical Body and to be counted among its members.  Amen.
My intention is to celebrate Mass and to consecrate
the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ according to the Rite of the Holy
Roman Church, to the praise of almighty God and all the Church triumphant, for
my good and that of all the Church militant, for all who have commended
themselves to my prayers in general and in particular, and for the welfare of
the Holy Roman Church. Amen.
May the almighty and merciful Lord grant us joy
with peace, amendment of life, room for true repentance, the grace and the
consolation of the Holy Spirit and perseverance in good works. Amen.
THANKSGIVING AFTER MASS
Prayer of Saint Thomas Aquinas
I give you thanks, Lord, holy Father, almighty and
eternal God, who have been pleased to nourish me, a sinner and your unworthy
servant, with the precious Body and Blood of your Son, our Lord Jesus Christ:
this through no merits of mine, but due solely to the graciousness of your
mercy. And I pray that this Holy Communion may not be for me an offence to be
punished, but a saving plea for forgiveness. May it be for me the armour of
faith, and the shield of good will. May it cancel my
faults, destroy concupiscence and carnal passion, increase charity and
patience, humility and obedience and all the virtues, may it be a firm defence
against the snares of all my enemies, both visible and invisible, the complete
calming of my impulses, both of the flesh and of the spirit, a firm adherence
to you, the one true God, and the joyful completion of my life’s course.  Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Prayer to the Most Holy Redeemer
Soul of Christ, sanctify me.
Body of Christ, save me.
Blood of Christ, embolden me.
Water from the side of Christ, wash me.
Passion of Christ, strengthen
me.
O good Jesus, hear me.
Never permit me to be parted from you.
From the evil Enemy defend me.

Accept the whole of my memory,
my intellect and my will.
Whatever I have or possess,
it was you who gave it to
me;
I restore it to you in full,
and I surrender it
completely
to the guidance of your
will.
Give me only love of you
together with
your grace,
and I am rich enough,
and ask for nothing
more.
Amen.
Prayer to Our Lord Jesus Christ Crucified
Behold, O good and loving
Jesus, that I cast myself on my knees before you and, with the greatest fervour
of spirit, I pray and beseech you to instill into my heart ardent sentiments of
faith, hope and charity, with true repentance for my sins and a most firm
purpose of amendment. With deep affection and sorrow I ponder intimately and
contemplate in my mind your five wounds, having before my eyes what the prophet
David had already put in your mouth about yourself, O good Jesus: They have
pierced may hands and my feet; they have numbered all my bones (Ps 22:17-18).
The Universal Prayer Attributed to Pope Clement XI
I believe, O Lord, but may I believe more firmly;
I hope, but may I hope more securely;
I love, but may I love more ardently;
I sorrow, but may I sorrow more deeply.

By your wisdom direct me,
by your righteousness
restrain me,
by your indulgence console
me,
by your power protect me.
I offer you, Lord, my thoughts to be directed to
you,
my words, to be about you,
my deeds, to respect your
will,
my trials to be endured for
you.
I will whatever you will,
I will it because you will it,
I will it in the way you will it,
I will it for as long as you will it.
Lord, enlighten my understanding, I pray:
arouse my will,
cleanse my heart,
sanctify my
soul.
May I weep for past sins,
repel future
temptations,
correct evil
inclinations,
nurture appropriate
virtues.
Give me, good God,
love for you, hatred
for myself,
zeal for my neighbour,
contemp for the world.
May I strive to obey superiors,
to help those dependent on
me,
to have care for my
friends,
forgiveness for
my enemies.
May I conquer sensuality by austerity,
avarice by generosity,
anger by gentleness,
lukewarmness by
fervour.
Render me prudent in planning,
steadfast in
dangers,
patient in adversity,
humble in prosperity.
Make me, O Lord, attentive at prayer,
moderate at
meals,
diligent in
work,
steadfast in
intent.
May I be careful to maintain interior innocence,
outward modesty,
exemplary behaviour,
a regular life.
May I be always watchful in subduing nature,
in nourishing grace,
in observing your law,
in winning salvation.
May I learn from you
how precarious are
earthly things,
how great divine
things,
how fleeting is time,
how lasting things
eternal.
Grant that I may prepare for death,
fear judgment,
flee hell,
gain paradise.
Through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary
O Mary, Virgin and Mother most holy, behold, I have
received your most dear Son, whom you conceived in your immaculate womb,
brought forth, nursed and embraced most tenderly. Behold him at whose sight you
used to rejoice and be filled with all delight; him whom, humbly and lovingly,
once again I present and offer him to you to be clasped in your arms, to be
loved by your heart, and to be offered up to the Most Holy Trinity as the
supreme worship of adoration, for your own honour and glory and for my needs
and for those of the whole world. I ask you therefore, most loving Mother:
entreat for me the forgiveness of all my sins and, in abundant measure, the
grace of serving him in the future more faithfully, and at the last, final
grace, so that with you I may praise him for all ages of ages. Amen.
Hail, Mary, full of grace…


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QSvgGenerator Class
The QSvgGenerator class provides a paint device that is used to create SVG drawings. More...
| Header: | #include <QSvgGenerator> |
| qmake: | QT += svg |
| Since: | Qt 4.3 |
| Inherits: | QPaintDevice |
Note: All functions in this class are reentrant.
Properties
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Public Functions
| QSvgGenerator() | |
| ~QSvgGenerator() | |
| QString | description() const |
| QString | fileName() const |
| QIODevice * | outputDevice() const |
| int | resolution() const |
| void | setDescription(const QString &description) |
| void | setFileName(const QString &fileName) |
| void | setOutputDevice(QIODevice *outputDevice) |
| void | setResolution(int dpi) |
| void | setSize(const QSize &size) |
| void | setTitle(const QString &title) |
| void | setViewBox(const QRect &viewBox) |
| void | setViewBox(const QRectF &viewBox) |
| QSize | size() const |
| QString | title() const |
| QRect | viewBox() const |
| QRectF | viewBoxF() const |
- 14 public functions inherited from QPaintDevice
Reimplemented Protected Functions
| virtual int | metric(QPaintDevice::PaintDeviceMetric metric) const override |
| virtual QPaintEngine * | paintEngine() const override |
- 1 protected function inherited from QPaintDevice
Additional Inherited Members
- 1 protected function inherited from QPaintDevice
- 1 protected type inherited from QPaintDevice
Detailed Description
The QSvgGenerator class provides a paint device that is used to create SVG drawings.
This paint device represents a Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) drawing. Like QPrinter, it is designed as a write-only device that generates output in a specific format.
To write an SVG file, you first need to configure the output by setting the fileName or outputDevice properties. It is usually necessary to specify the size of the drawing by setting the size property, and in some cases where the drawing will be included in another, the viewBox property also needs to be set.
QSvgGenerator generator; generator.setFileName(path); generator.setSize(QSize(200, 200)); generator.setViewBox(QRect(0, 0, 200, 200)); generator.setTitle(tr("SVG Generator Example Drawing")); generator.setDescription(tr("An SVG drawing created by the SVG Generator " "Example provided with Qt."));
Other meta-data can be specified by setting the title, description and resolution properties.
As with other QPaintDevice subclasses, a QPainter object is used to paint onto an instance of this class:
QPainter painter; painter.begin(&generator); ... painter.end();
Painting is performed in the same way as for any other paint device. However, it is necessary to use the QPainter::begin() and end() to explicitly begin and end painting on the device.
The SVG Generator Example shows how the same painting commands can be used for painting a widget and writing an SVG file.
See also QSvgRenderer, QSvgWidget, and Qt SVG C++ Classes.
Property Documentation
description : QString
This property holds the description of the generated SVG drawing
This property was introduced in Qt 4.5.
Access functions:
| QString | description() const |
| void | setDescription(const QString &description) |
See also title.
fileName : QString
This property holds the target filename for the generated SVG drawing
This property was introduced in Qt 4.5.
Access functions:
| QString | fileName() const |
| void | setFileName(const QString &fileName) |
See also outputDevice.
outputDevice : QIODevice *
This property holds the output device for the generated SVG drawing
If both output device and file name are specified, the output device will have precedence.
This property was introduced in Qt 4.5.
Access functions:
| QIODevice * | outputDevice() const |
| void | setOutputDevice(QIODevice *outputDevice) |
See also fileName.
resolution : int
This property holds the resolution of the generated output
The resolution is specified in dots per inch, and is used to calculate the physical size of an SVG drawing.
This property was introduced in Qt 4.5.
Access functions:
| int | resolution() const |
| void | setResolution(int dpi) |
size : QSize
This property holds the size of the generated SVG drawing
By default this property is set to QSize(-1, -1)
, which indicates that the generator should not output the width and height attributes of the <svg>
element.
Note: It is not possible to change this property while a QPainter is active on the generator.
This property was introduced in Qt 4.5.
Access functions:
| QSize | size() const |
| void | setSize(const QSize &size) |
See also viewBox and resolution.
title : QString
This property holds the title of the generated SVG drawing
This property was introduced in Qt 4.5.
Access functions:
| QString | title() const |
| void | setTitle(const QString &title) |
See also description.
viewBox : QRectF
This property holds the viewBox of the generated SVG drawing
By default this property is set to QRect(0, 0, -1, -1)
, which indicates that the generator should not output the viewBox attribute of the <svg>
element.
Note: It is not possible to change this property while a QPainter is active on the generator.
This property was introduced in Qt 4.5.
Access functions:
| QRectF | viewBoxF() const |
| void | setViewBox(const QRect &viewBox) |
| void | setViewBox(const QRectF &viewBox) |
See also viewBox(), size, and resolution.
Member Function Documentation
QSvgGenerator::QSvgGenerator()
Constructs a new generator.
QSvgGenerator::~QSvgGenerator()
Destroys the generator.
[override virtual protected]
int QSvgGenerator::metric(QPaintDevice::PaintDeviceMetric metric) const
Reimplemented from QPaintDevice::metric().
[override virtual protected]
QPaintEngine *QSvgGenerator::paintEngine() const
Reimplemented from QPaintDevice::paintEngine().
Returns the paint engine used to render graphics to be converted to SVG format information.
QRect QSvgGenerator::viewBox() const
Returns viewBoxF().toRect().
This function was introduced in Qt 4.5.
See also setViewBox() and viewBoxF().


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System Architect Symbol details for "Expected Outcome"
Actual Outcome (Class)
- Description:
"Outcome" deduced to be in effect preceding or at the time of the deducing "Activity".
Causal Relation (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Property Qualifier" indicating that the associated "Subject Property" is deduced to be the
outcome of an "Event" or another "Subject Property".
CR/Prediction (Generalization Node)
- Base Class:
"Causal Relation"
- Definitions Used:
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Causal Relation (Class)
Expected Outcome (Class)
- Description:
"Outcome" predicted to be in effect subsequent to the deducing "Activity".
predicted source of (Association)
- From Class:
"Subject Phenomenon"
- To Class:
"Expected Outcome"
- From Class:
"Subject Phenomenon"
- To Class:
"Expected Outcome"
- Redefines:
"Causal Relation"."source of"
- Definitions Used:
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source of (Association)
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"Projected Property" attributing a condition or state as a potential effect of an "Activity".
- Comment:
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This is something which, at the time of deduction, does not exist but is predicted so to do, as
distinct from an actual outcome which is deduced to exist at the time of observation.
This is not the same as the result (finding) of an observing activity.
property for (Association)
- From Class:
"Projected Outcome"
- To Class:
"Expected Outcome"
- From Class:
"Projected Outcome"
- To Class:
"Expected Outcome"
Subject Phenomenon (Class)
- Description:
Fact or event, related to a "Subject", that appears or is perceived by one of the senses or by the
mind.


Insanity defense planned in slayings of 2 women
by Associated PressNORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — An insanity defense is planned in the trial of a woman accused of having killed her former landlord and another woman in a suburban Philadelphia home earlier this year.
Defense attorney Carrie Allman says 44-year-old Naseema Sami was experiencing symptoms of severe mental illness related to a delusional disorder, including “psychotic beliefs and intense paranoia” at the time of the March slayings in West Norriton Township.
Sami is charged with first- and third-degree murder and other counts in the deaths of 78-year-old Lila Frost and 68-year-old Lorraine Gigliello. Montgomery County prosecutors say Sami and her 6-year-old son were found under a bed.
A prosecutor says he plans to call witnesses “to disprove or discredit” the insanity defense. An evaluation earlier this year concluded Sami was competent to stand trial.


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Stream objects cannot simply be copied and assigned. Let us consider a practical example to see what this means. A program writes data to a file if a file name is specified on program call, or to the standard output stream cout if no file name is specified. You should write to one output stream in your program; this stream can be either a file stream or the standard output stream. The most obvious way to do this is to declare an output file stream object and assign it to cout, or to use cout directly. However, you can't do it this way:
#include <iostream> // for cout, endl #include <fstream> // for ofstream int main(int argc, char argv[]) { std::ofstream fil; if (argc > 1) { fil.open(argv[1]); std::cout = fil; // can't do this !!! } // output to cout, for example std::cout << "Hello world!" << std::endl; }
This solution is bad for at least three reasons. First, the predefined stream objects std::cin, std::cout, std::cerr, and std::clog (and their wide character counterparts) have special properties and are treated differently from other streams. If you could reassign them, as done with cout in the example above, you might lose some of their special properties. Second, if allowed, assignment and copying of streams would be hazardous due to the possibility of the two copies sharing the same stream buffer. Which of the copies would be responsible for deleting the buffer object? For these reasons, the base class for iostreams has private assignment and copy constructors to prevent you from doing this.
NOTE -- Stream objects must never be copied or assigned to each other.
To achieve the equivalent effect of a copy, you might consider copying each data member individually. This can be done as follows:
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { std::ofstream out; if (argc > 1) out.open(argv[1]); else { out.copyfmt(std::cout); //1 out.clear(std::cout.rdstate()); //2 out.basic_ios<char>::rdbuf(std::cout.rdbuf()); //3 } // output to out, for example out << "Hello world!" << std::endl; }
Please note the little snag here. After the call to rdbuf(), the buffer is shared between the two streams, as shown in Figure 30:
Whether or not you intend to share a stream buffer among streams depends on your application. In any case, it is important that you realize the stream buffer is shared after a call to rdbuf(); in other words, you must monitor the lifetime of the stream buffer object and make sure it exceeds the lifetime of the stream. In our little example above, we use the standard output stream's buffer. Since the standard streams are static objects, their stream buffers have longer lifetimes that most other objects, so we are safe. However, whenever you share a stream buffer among other stream objects, you must carefully consider the stream buffer's lifetime.
The example above has another disadvantage we haven't considered yet, as shown in the following code:
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { std::ofstream out; if (argc > 1) out.open(argv[1]); else { out.copyfmt(std::cout); //1 out.clear(std::cout.rdstate()); //2 out.basic_ios<char>::rdbuf(std::cout.rdbuf()); //3 } out << "Hello world!" << std::endl; }
| //1 | Copy the values of member variables (other than the streambuffer and the iostate) in cout to out. |
| //2 | Set state flags for out to the current state of std::cout. |
| //3 | Replace out's streambuffer with std::cout's streambuffer. |
As we copy the standard output stream's entire internal data, we also copy its special behavior. For instance, the standard output stream is synchronized with the standard input stream. (See Chapter 35 for further details.) If our output file stream out is a copy of std::cout, it is forced to synchronize its output operations with all input operations from std::cin. This might not be desired, especially since synchronization is a time-consuming activity. Here is a more efficient approach using only the stream buffer of the standard output stream:
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { std::filebuf* fb = new std::filebuf; //1 std::ostream out((argc>1)? //2 fb->open(argv[1], std::ios_base::out|std::ios_base::trunc): //3 std::cout.rdbuf()); //4 if (out.rdbuf() != fb) delete fb; out << "Hello world!" << std::endl; }
| //1 | Instead of creating a file stream object, which already contains a file buffer object, we construct a separate file buffer object on the heap that we can hand over to an output stream object if needed. This way we can delete the file buffer object if not needed. In the original example, we constructed a file stream object with no chance of eliminating the file buffer object if not used. |
| //2 | An output stream is constructed. The stream has either the standard output stream's buffer, or a file buffer connected to a file. |
| //3 | If the program is provided with a file name, the file is opened and connected to the file buffer object. (Note that you must ensure that the lifetime of this stream buffer object exceeds the lifetime of the output stream that uses it.) The std::filebuf::open() member function returns a pointer to the file buffer object. This pointer is used to construct the output stream object. |
| //4 | If no file name is provided, the standard output stream's buffer is used. |
As in the original example, out inserts through the standard output stream's buffer, but lacks the special properties of a standard stream.
Here is an alternative solution that uses file descriptors, a nonstandard feature of this implementation of the standard iostreams.
NOTE -- This feature was available in the traditional iostreams, but is not offered by the standard iostreams. This implementation of the standard iostreams retains the old feature for backward compatibility with the traditional iostreams, but it is nonstandard. Using it might make your application nonportable to other standard iostream libraries.
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { std::ofstream out; if (argc > 1) out.open(argv[1]); //1 else out.rdbuf()->open(STDOUT_FILENO); //2 out << "Hello world!" << std::endl; }
| //1 | If the program is provided with a file name, the file is opened and connected to the file buffer object. |
| //2 | Otherwise, the output stream's file buffer is connected to the standard input stream stdout whose file descriptor is STDOUT_FILENO (a manifest constant typically #defined to 1 in the POSIX header <unistd.h>). |
The effect is the same as in the previous solution, because the standard output stream std::cout is connected to the C standard file stdout. This is the simplest of all solutions, because it doesn't involve reassigning or sharing stream buffers. The output file stream's buffer is simply connected to the right file. However, this is a nonstandard and nonportable solution.
If you do not want to deal with stream buffers at all, you can also use pointers to streams instead. Here is an example:
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { std::ostream* fp; //1 if (argc > 1) fp = new std::ofstream(argv[1]); //2 else fp = &std::cout //3 *fp << "Hello world!" << std::endl; //4 if (fp != &std::cout) delete fp; }
| //1 | A pointer to an std::ostream is used. (Note that it cannot be a pointer to an std::ofstream, because the standard output stream cout is not a file stream, but a plain stream of type std::ostream.) |
| //2 | A file stream for the named output file is created on the heap and assigned to the pointer, in case a file name is provided. |
| //3 | Otherwise, a pointer to std::cout is used. |
| //4 | Output is written through the pointer to either std::cout or the named output file. |
Working with pointers has a drawback: you must create an output file stream object on the heap and, in principle, you must worry about deleting the object again, which might lead you into other dire straits.
In summary, creating a copy of a stream is not trivial and should only be done if you really need a copy of a stream object. In many cases, it is more appropriate to use references or pointers to stream objects instead, or to share a stream buffer between two streams.
NOTE -- Never create a copy of a stream object when a reference or a pointer to the stream object would suffice, or when a shared stream buffer would solve the problem.


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Ministry still awaiting Bair funeral invoices
by Jason Cross/Gleaner WriterThe Gleaner understands that officials from the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information met with the family of seven-year-old Benjamin Bair yesterday at the Clan Carthy Primary School in Kingston to discuss funeral arrangements.

A ministry source told The Gleaner last night that the family has still not received invoices from the funeral home.
“We basically are at the same position, where we are awaiting invoices to be able to go through the process. The meeting was chaired by [acting] Permanent Secretary Grace McLean and there were other ministry representatives, including a legal officer, and it was to assure the mother of the Government’s commitment to cover the cost of the funeral,” The Gleaner was told.
Once the ministry receives the necessary paperwork, the source explained that the ministry would assist with processing the invoices and pass them on to the relevant agency to facilitate payment.
When contacted last night, Bair's mother, Japhene Campbell, was unable to speak to our news team as she still is finding it hard to cope with her son's untimely demise.
A family member with whom The Gleaner spoke declined to comment on how preparations for the funeral were progressing.


French Politician Melenchon Sentenced to 3 Months in Prison for Intimidating Officials - Reports
The head of the left-wing La France Insoumise party has faced trial over clashes with police officers during raids on his home and office last October.
Member of the French parliament and former presidential hopeful Jean-Luc Mélenchon has been sentenced to a suspended three-month term and an 8,000 euro fine by a court for "acts of intimidation towards a magistrate and a depositary of the public authority, rebellion and provocation".
At the same time, four other politicians – French MP Bastien Lachaud, MEP Manuel Bompard, head of the "L'Ere du peuple" movement Bernard Pignerol, and Press Secretary of La France Insoumise Muriel Rozenfeld were fined from 2,000 to 7,000 euros.
Commenting on the ruling, the politician announced his intention to go to the Criminal Court of Bobigny in order to appeal the verdict.
"I will be condemned for 'rebellion' and 'sedition'. I will be an official rebel. It is no longer a conviction, it is a decoration", he said.
Mélenchon was one of the main contenders in the 2017 presidential elections, securing 19.5 percent in the first round, which put him in fourth place.


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SCHOOL DAYS AT
It was snowing on the December Monday morning when five new
students stood in the school hallway of the
These boys from the hills were descendants, now nine
generations later, of Captain William Warner who brought his family to a
location, part of which is known today as
Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Captain left
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When the younger boys were asked for grade cards and what
grade they were in, the response was to tell which McGuffey Reader they had
finished and that they did not have grade cards. The principal consulted with
the twins and determined that TG would be placed in the sixth grade and
Hubert in the fifth. These two grades were on opposite sides in the same
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Louisa Bell had packed their lunches
all together as she had back in
It took a snowball fight during recess to establish the younger boys could and would defend themselves. Thurman noticed a group of boys making snowballs. He and Hubert got behind a mound of ashes and began making snowballs, some packed around coal clinkers. When the attack began Hubert drew blood with a snowball laden with a clinker that hit the forehead of a classmate. Thereafter any harassment soon diminished. Hubert said it was, Dad s rule Do not start a fight: if someone picks on you, defend yourself. If he is too big for you, avoid it someway.
Athletics were much different at the new school. In the hills most games were student organized and the balls they had used were made by winding yarn, string or twine.
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Rodger and Rodney were on this winning football team 1916-17, their last two years of high school. They are kneeling on either side of the center. Note the leather helmets, the padded pants and wood goal posts.
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Many of the citizens of Roger played the part of a general in the German Army, Baron Von Roeder, who was a prisoner of war. Rodney played the part of his son. A short time after this play was presented, local residents accused a German preacher of being a spy for the Germans and he had to leave town. The twins had a year and one half at the high school level
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Roger and Rodney
The following credits were listed on RJ s Woodstock High School Transcript for Graduation 1918. The other Warner boys and Aunt Ethel would have similar transcripts for their college preparation classes. I was surprised that I had many of the same classes in my school days.
High School Transcript
English: History\Civics: Science: Math:
Rhetoric and Comp. 1 Civil Gov 1/2 Physics 1 Algebra through and
Classics 1 Am. Gov 1/2 Geog 1/2 beyond quadratics 11/2
Literature 1 General 1 Physiology1/2 Geometry
English 1/2 Biology 1 plane and solid 11/2
Advanced English 1
Other Topics: Latin 1: Bookkeeping 1: Psychology1/2: and Elements of Agriculture 1/2
Roger and Rodney decided to go to The Ohio State University. They experienced the excitement of going to the state capital, registering for classes, and finding a place to live near campus. RJ later told me he wanted to get an education so he registered in Education. Roger chose Vocational Agriculture.
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of 1918. Rodney and Roger
The Ohio State Stadium (the Horseshoe) was being built while
the twins were taking classes. It was dedicated at the
The
Uncle Hubert recorded that during his sophomore year the senior class had only three boys and he was asked to play a major part in their senior play. He had the lead role in both his junior and senior class plays. He continued with drama with the Milford Grange. Later he got a part with the school faculty where he took notice a former classmate, now his sister s fifth grade teacher, Helen Borst. A romance began and he wrote, That was the beginning of the best thing that ever happened to me.
Aunt Ethel said she was not allowed to watch the ballgames because her brothers might get hurt. She worked at the popcorn stand. She does remember she cried when Thurman and Hubert had to be taken to the hospital. Hubert s shoulder injury ended his football playing.
In basketball, Thurman, Hubert and Hildred excelled and in
turn each were listed on the
The
There were only a few rules in 1921. The game was relatively new. There was a center jump after every score or every rule infrac tion. There were three major rules about fouls. A player could not deliberately shove an opponent. He could not hold him with both hands. He could not hold an opponent with one hand. A player was permitted to wrestle the ball from an opponent with one hand so long as he did not actually hold him. No two on one was allowed. Not many fouls were called.
Each team had a foul shooting specialist -- their most accurate shooter. There was only one shot per rule infraction. Either the shot was missed or made; it was back to the center jump. Shots at the foul line or from the field were nearly all two handed underhand shots. Everyone seemed to know that you could control the ball better with both hands than one hand. To shoot with one hand was called grandstanding. Dribbling the ball was grandstanding too. You were supposed to pass the ball.
A player was allowed to bump or interfere with an opponent
in the act of shooting or passing so long as he did not actually shove him or
hold him. Most shots from the field had to be banked be cause of the low
ceiling --. even the foul shots. There was not much team play. The guards were
supposed to keep the forwards from scoring and to score if they got the chance.
 There were only two referees --one per game. They were from
Our team did not know there was to be a tournament until the week before. We had only a mediocre season losing half our games mostly by small margins. Superintendent R. D. Conrad was our coach. We had played all season with only one old oil soaked ball that was giving way at the seams. It was heavy lopsided with a big bulge on one side, and larger in circumference than it should have been.
Conrad got a new ball and scheduled a practice game with
Cable on Wednesday night before the tournament at
On tournament day my brother, Thurman, and I were up at
Our team had three substitutes besides the five regulars. Robert Bradley, a junior, was our center. Bob was one rough tough player. He had to contend with our opponents big men, most of whom were larger. He seldom tried to score. His delight was to outplay his opponent which he did in every tournament game. George Kenfield, a junior, was our best guard. He was very quick a foot and with his hands, very strong and just loved to wrestle the ball away from an opponent. He was a real scrapper. He seldom tried to score. His man never scored much.
Thurman Warner, a junior and my brother, was a steady dependable guard. He mixed it up with the best of them. We all used to say he could not hit the side of a barn if he tried. He never took a shot in all the tournament games that day. He psych ed his opponent by continually talking to them. Gail Hayes, a senior, played left forward. He was probably our strongest man.  His man did not score much. He preferred to wrestle the ball away from an opponent rather than to score.
These four team members had been rough tough football players who liked to mix it up all the rules would allow. None of them mastered underhand shooting. They all liked that wrestling the ball from an opponent. None of them are alive now. I, Hubert Warner, a sophomore, played right forward. I was usually the smallest man on the floor at five foot eleven inches and 140 pounds. I did not play football. I happened to be both fast and quick, could handle the ball well, and was able to get shots off from out on the floor. The rest of the team all depended on me to score.  They really made it tough for me. Our subs, Marvin Borst, a senior, Lawrence Borst, a junior, and Earl Roberts, a sophomore, did not get any tournament play except for Marvin who was in our second game only a few seconds.
No teams were seeded. It was all the luck of the draw.
Early in the day
Our
After this game, we dressed and went to a restaurant in the
southwest corner of the square for an early lunch. We sat around the lunch
table and talked about how to handle
This game was more a game of keep away than of good
basketball. It was a continuous wrestling match between first one couple then
another couple for possession of the ball.
Bradley struggled valiantly and even though Bicking scored
some he played him about even. One of
The game was seven to seven with about a minute to play. For some reason Conrad took Bradley out and put in Marvin Borst. Im mediately after the jump ball Borst ran hard into an opponent and gave him a big shove that sent him sprawling across the floor. An obvious foul and they scored on it. The score was eight to seven.
I thought it was allover for
Our team went back to the restaurant for a snack and loafed
around until our third game about
Hubert is last on right in front row and Thurman is first on left in back row
We decided defense was the way to win. And that we better
slow the game 'down all we could. I was to take only high percentage shots. We
thought we had an advantage because they played after our last game and would
have less rest. Even though they had played one less game we won from St. Paris
in a well played game
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Hildred s team was undefeated his senior year 1926. He is seated here in the center of this team picture holding the ball. In 1926, Hildred played the lead part in his senior play, What Ever Happened to Jones. This was a play about a salesman who traveled for a publisher of hymn books. Champions 1926 |
Another Championship Team, 1927, includes the future husband of Ethel Warner, Eskham Hayes (standing 4th from the right), and two of his brothers.
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There is a story about the African American in this team
picture and his later employment with RJ Warner. As I remember what my Dad told
me, Richard Bennett had gone to
The Warner gang all had nicknames. The twins were called Rah and Rah Two ; Thurman was known as Windy ; and Hubert s was Hube. Hildred was Hildy? or maybe just HH and Eskham called Ethel High Test after he saw the first ads for a new powerful gasoline with the additive of Ethel.
Aunt Ethel Wrote in A Little Bird Told Us (selected excerpts, pictures added)
I was 21/2 when we moved to
during WWI and I rode on my Father s shoulders. I remember my twin brothers coming
home from OSU and there was always candy, peanuts or gum in their pockets for me.
At that time I was wearing high top laced shoes and I always made them tie them for me.
Before I started to school someone put on a Tom Thumb Wedding. Eskham and I both
were in it. But I didn t know him. Eskham sang a duet in the wedding; He was John
McCormick, the
great singer. He sang I Want to Live in
Martin, who became a very talented singer.
One year when I was quite small I went to the Ohio State Fair with my folks. Mother
and I were looking around in a building that was wall-to-wall people. I got lost from
Mother. I started to cry and a policeman came up and asked what was wrong. When I
told him he promised he would help find her. It wasn t long until we found each other.
Mother always told me that policemen were there to help and not to be afraid of them. I
always tried to tell my children that they are our friend and not to be afraid of them.
Thurman was the one that usually walked me to school. We lived in the last house that
didn t get to ride the wagon. (See examples below) When the water was high under the
bridge (RR) Thurman would ride with me on Ole Bill. I walked past an open field and
when the snow was blowing it was just like pins being stuck into my legs. The area
between my shoes and coat even hurt today when I see blowing snow blowing.
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Kenneth was my neighbor. He was a year younger than me. He used to carry a sack of
hard tack candy in his pocket.  This same Kenneth used a match to look in their gas tank to see if they
needed gas. Needless to say, his face and hair were badly burned. My older brothers and
Kenneth s older brothers used to give us pennies if we would kiss each other. Those
kisses didn t mean a thing to us. Kenneth Smith was killed in one of the first battles in
WWII.
Rodney and Esther were married in
six years old. I went down with Rodney a couple of days early. It was a long car ride.
Mother packed us sandwiches but I got hungry and had to eat before we got very far
from home. It was
September 9th and Esther s folks had
keep me out of them.
They taught me how to go down the aisle but I went so slow they let me get almost clear
down before they started. After the wedding, they had a sit-down dinner and I guess I
never had eaten where they served the meal in courses. I was sitting by my Mother and
as soon as we sat down, I saw the small dishes of appetizers and looked up at Mother
and asked if that was all we were going to have to eat. She really was embarrassed.
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We used to have an ice box which had an insulated box at the top that we could store ice in and keep the lower part cool for our butter and milk. We didn t have ice all the time because it was expensive and we could take our things to the basement by the well to keep them cool. I really hated the trip to the basement because I had to go down the steps and back around them into another room where the well was. And our basement had an outside door in that room and I never liked to go there Ethel (Warner) Hayes |
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The work crew, Hubert
and Hildred, on a break with Thurman s kids.
This picture may have been taken about the year I was born in 1928. Left, Joy May is
seated on her Uncle Hubert s (JH)lap.
 She very did well in sewing, making many of her own clothes. Later she made many of the clothes her children wore in school.
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She was also in the calf club. She had one Angus that was a real kicker. The only way to keep this calf from kicking was to hit him on the nose with a knot in the rope. She wrote that his nose must have been sore and he did not make the best impression on the judges. In 1930 she had the Reserve Grand Champion at the Ohio
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Chubby and Ethel
The first 4-H Steer (calf) Club
JH wrote an article about the first calf club that was
published in the Urbana Daily Citizen
He wrote:
The first 4-H Steer
Club in the
County at Woodstock, Ohio. My father, M. H. Warner, a general livestock fanner,
with a major interest in Registered Percheron Horses and Howard Martin who lived
on a small farm
at the edge of
farms organized this club. Martin was a large scale handler of feeder cattle and bought
fat cattle on
his own account or on order from packers in
Martin asked my brother Thurman, two years older than me, and me how we got along
with our pigs at the fair. We related our experience in more detail than I have written
below. Thurman finished by stating that he was done with pig clubs and wished they
would start a colt club. I concurred on the no more pig club.
During fair week we experienced a discouraging stay at the fair. It rained every day
All week. More 4-H pigs showed up at the fair on Monday than they had space to
accommodate. We were shunted along with a few others to some old broken down,
dilapidated race horse stalls located along the south side of the fairgrounds, that had
been abandoned for years. We were left to make the stalls usable.
We borrowed a wrecking bar, hatchet, nails and an old saw from senior livestock
exhibitors; scrounged some doors and boards from other stalls and a board fence;
and plugged up all the holes including the roof. We had to redo the manger to have a
place to store
feed and other items. It was near
took most of the after noon to do the repair job and get settled in. It rained off and on.
We had to move the feed and other belongings to the beef cattle bam where a kind
exhibitor of Angus and Galloway Cattle provided us a place to headquarter. We slept
overhead in the beef cattle barn.
It rained so much Tuesday night and Wednesday that they postponed the races. The
pigs were judged on Wednesday between showers without taking them out of the
pens. Those clay floors in the horse stalls were potted badly and were filled with
water from Tuesday night through Wednesday night. Our 225 pound pigs had a ball
much to our disgust. On Thursday we scooped the water and part of the slime out of
that stinking place with our feed buckets. It was a mess, so were we.
Had it not been for the relating of this experience, on this occasion starting a steer club
would not have happened as it did. (note: rules were made, finances arranged, and
calves were made
available and distributed to thirty four boys.)
The judging was a bit like a
rodeo. Three or four of the calves were impossible to control. Three or four
more were much less than broke to lead and none were trained as of today
although they could be handled. Mr. Dowdy placed the cattle in a row as best he
could. He then stated his reasons for his p1acings. Thurman Warner was placed
first with an Angus, Clyde Clark and Robert Fielder of Rosewood were placed
second and third and I was placed fourth. The first four won the
Aunt Ethel s three older brothers were married while she was
in school. In the spring of 1929 Ethel was in her junior year at
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Dear Sister, I have been thinking for some time that I would write you a letter different from the kind a brother generally writes. I am unable to determine why, but I have learned in my dealings with boys and girls that they do many things thoughtlessly and carelessly and if someone will say the right thing at the right time, many heartaches would not need to happen. I find that there are many girls ranging in age from 15 years to 18 years and sometimes up to 21 years who find it very hard to listen to advice and who seem to know more than anyone else, particularly that mother or immediate relatives on subjects which I intend to mention. It seems impossible to tell a girl that father mother, brother or sister is more interested in her welfare than any other person in the world. It seems that fancy generally called love when it attacks boys and girls causes them to lose their heads, and give up all their dignity and lower themselves to the very trenches to satisfy a fancy. One girl says, All the other girls are doing it. Therefore there is no harm in me doing it once. The falseness of such means of hiding is generally well advertised and too often too late. To start with you should remember that every young man has certain qualities that cause some girl to admire him. You pick one another girl some other fellow. The truth of this is proven by the few bachelors we find in any community. Now there are certain points that men like in girls and certain qualities that they only play with. I am sending you a paper that will bear out this statement. Many times after lovesickness is over and you have found an interest in some other chap you will look back and wonder, How in the world did I endure that fellow? And when another change is made same question may be asked. Now here are some of the points that girls play with carelessly and which lead to ruin, disgrace, or to the kitchen of some worthless cuss who will never care for you perhaps to the divorce court. Hanging around on the outside of the school with boys parked in a car while a program is in progress is going on loitering around on the streets with other girls with eyes fixed on anything that has pants on -- climbing into machines with a high percent of strangers. Boisterous laughing continually when in crowds, careless in the quality of language she uses, etc.  Then when she is caught she offers the answer that other girls do so why should not I? Girls all talk and run down the character of other girls particularly one who got caught..
Now sister mine, there is no young man (nor old) that is worthy of having a secret with you that you would be ashamed to tell your mother at any time. Every girl loses her reputation the first time she submits herself to secrets, particularly to the young chap who wants to feel her leg with, Oh, I am alright or Don t you love me? and You are the only girl I know that won t and If you don t want to die an old maid you will have to. etc. Taffy Blind Girls! The minute a girl gives up respect, dignity, etc. is gone and quite often dragging father and mother with it. The young man goes on thinking less of the girl satisfying himself telling others, Boys she s a hot one, I must hurry to her, etc. Dates to often and to late at night, aid in leading blindly many girls. Generally I find that these girls like to disobey mother or had a fuss with her because she did not want them to go out and then they feel that this gentleman thinks more of them because of his taffy and they give up to him feeling that they are in heaven at least for the time being. Here in Ashley the story goes of one girl and one boy who held another girl while her gentleman friend forced her to do what he wanted. I am not sure how far the forcing had to be done. Why keep company with a girl of that type? Why keep on going with the young man who keeps on insisting? Remember there are no secrets in this world anymore. I have learned to read secrets in the boys and girls faces and can call them into my office and make them tell me.
Sister mine, I have had a few cases, some recently, that I am basing a lot of my letter on. I have a senior a skeleton going with a young devil. He has told all kind of stuff about her. She worships him. He goes to her a couple of three times per week and is now pulling away from her leaving a physical wreck and when she learns from some friend what he has been telling how will she and her folds feel? I may have a talk with her to satisfy my own observations. All I have tried to do in this letter is to help you avoid the mistakes of thousands of girls. I talked with a doctor recently and he told me that 60% of our populations in many towns are nursing venereal diseases. We have some cases here in Ashley. Some of them very young girls. They are not fit to be mothers and have something to fight all their lives, and all because they took a chance with some cuss who did not give a darn for them. More cases of girls suicides and many illegitimate babies are proofs. This blindness fancy or love is a terrible contagious (disease?) which makes many people happy and which causes many heartaches. I would be glad to talk with you about any part of this letter or to tell you many experiences backing up what I have said. It has been written only with this one thought that you will read it carefully and then think on the side of right and not let any young man make a fool of you. I do not know the young man who has been calling to see you and I assure you this is in no way intended for him. Your Big Brother, Roger B. |
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P.S. I can write a similar letter on the good times and the happiness that comes from
following the course of right which every girl deserves and can have if she will
be her own leader.
Ethel enclosed this letter when
she sent it to
Dear Nephew,
Please read this letter before you read the enclosed one. I dreamed about it last
night and in my dream I thought I should give it to you to read. None of mine
even know about it. It has been in my lock box for years and I have wondered
what I should do with it. I received the letter when I was a junior in high school
and just began to have dates. The letter may be the reason I saved myself for my
one and only. I thought you would appreciate it more than any one else.
This is a rather sad day for me. EB left me 2 years ago today. I showed him the
Letter but I think it was after we were married. I guess my brother cared for me too.
Love to all, Aunt Ethel
Ethel treasured this letter and kept it in her lockbox for over
75 years. When she shared the letter with
Ethel wrote about an auto accident: My dad and I had an automobile accident between
my freshman and sophomore year. We had gone to
crates of blackberries. The crash caused the windshield to break and hit me in the face.
I was taken to
he matched the freckles. He said he laid my nose back on my forehead to sew it together
underneath. I have very little scar. While lying on the ground waiting for the ambulance,
some woman said, Her jugular vein was cut. That scared me but it didn t hurt.
In high school Ethel became the piano player for the school orchestra and other music events. She wrote about winning a music contest with her ability to play the piano. Her teacher challenged her to learn Beethoven s Moonlight Sonata. Her dad bought a recording and she said she worked really hard.
Ethel also played for the silent films at the
Louisa Belle became ill in the early 1930s. My earliest
memory of my grandmother was standing at the foot of her bed at the
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in the wall near her bed. She could hear any of the nine neighbors on their party line. All the other phone subscribers knew she could listen and often spoke directly to her. She depended more and more on Ethel for many of her needs.
She protected Ethel from the progression of working the farm chores. Ethel
said she did not learn to drive a tractor but learned to drive a car so MH
could smoke his pipe. Some of us remember the red cans and the smell of
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Front row from left: Roger Barton, Shirley Ethel, Rodney Johnson
Back row: Hildred
Harvey, James Hubert, Thurman Gilmore
The children of Mordecai Harvey and Louisa Belle Warner were
together for the picture above as a celebration of Ethel s graduation from
After high school, Ethel drove fifteen miles from
Coming home one day my car stopped and I pulled in at a farm house. The man looked at my car and said it was the fan belt. He had a car just like mine, a Dodge. He took the fan belt from his car, put it on mine and told me to bring his back the next morning. He didn t know me and I didn t know him but he said he had seen me go past night and morning and he trusted me. Times have changed.
MH rented more land to raise crops to harvest for feed. He gradually changed from raising horses to more milk cows. When James Hubert decided to go to college, Hildred asked, Who s going to help with all this work? There was a hired helper for $50.00 a week but Thurman s help was needed. A small house was purchased that had once been a part of the farm and he moved his family of five to the home farm.
During this time MH was often away from the farm for several
days at a time. Sometimes he stayed with relatives back in the hills while he
arranged to buy livestock. Some of his activities were to make things better
for all farmers. He was a charter member and recruited members for the
Champaign County Farm Bureau. He worked
to help form the Ohio Cooperative Wool Growers Association. He helped to
organize a local and county Livestock Shipping Association with the
Coop-Commission Company at
After WWI, MH struggled to readjust from the higher prices commanded during the war. The rapid changes in farming and his belief in education motivated MH to support the congressional effort to bring the new information to farmers. An extension service was available through the nation's land grant colleges in counties that had a farm organization. He was not among those who were asking for help from the US Government. A statement was circulating that brought the farmers together to form the American Farm Bureau Federation.
"It's up to
us to organize. No one can do it for us. See to it that your
endorses the State Federation at its next meeting. If the farmer does not demand a
square deal no one is going to do it for him."
THE CATHERINE GOUGER STORY by Esther (Winget) Warner
Catherine Gouger was mentioned on page 12 of this book in the time period when she was captured by a band Indians (1744). I have included this story here because one of her descendants, my mother, becomes a Warner in the following chapter.
As a twelve year old girl, Catherine Gouger was captured by the Shawnee Indians and
brought to their
camp along the
her own teepee. They called her Little White Squaw. She learned many of the things
Indian mothers taught their young girls.
One day some French-Canadians came to the camp to trade with the Indians. Catherine
managed to talk with them and tell them of her captivity. Before leaving, the traders
bargained with
the Indians for her and took her back to their home in
remained two years to work out her ransom paid to the Indians.
Again through some traders who came from
transportation
back to her old home in
when she found the cabin deserted and her family gone. The father and brothers had
been killed at the time of her capture, and her mother and sister had succumbed to the
hardships of pioneer life. She found a home with friends where she remained until she
became the bride of George Goodman in 1756 and went to housekeeping in a cabin
home very much like the one she had known as a child.
Catherine Gouger Goodman was buried on the very spot where she had been held
captive by the Shawnee Indians. Catherine is recognized to have been the first white
woman to have
lived in
leave descendants. In 1915 her descendants erected a monument on this historic location
on old Route 23
about ten miles north of
description of the events of her life. I last saw this monument in the spring of 2003.
Catherine s son,
John Goodman, brought her to
secured 200 acres
of
same area where
Catherine had been held captive by the
Catherine s great-granddaughter, Ellen, married Major Dunlap
in 1860. They were the parents of my grandmother, Margaret Dunlap, who married
Orris Winget, from
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This sample demonstrates various gestures.
Colored tiles as well as the background container may be dragged with touch, pen or mouse, and rotated or zoomed with touch.
With touch, more than one tile can be independently manipulated at the same time; however, while manipulating the background container, all other manipulations are temporarily suspended.
You cannot mix input modes in a single interaction, so the first contact type "wins", with this exception: pen cancels touch and "wins".
Tapping a tile changes the color; holding it restores it to its original size, position and color; tapping the background restores its size and position; holding on the background resets everything.
In contrast to the simple case, the underlying code demonstrates how to dynamically manage gestures and how to manage contacts that feed more than a single gesture recognizer at the same time.
Press the Start button to start.


Maximilien Riehl /<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ github.com/mriehl
Illustration by Tara Jacoby
Image credit: DO11.10, GFDL
This is a feedback loop!
We should go to war!
Make forecast
Someone else acts based on that forecast
Black swan event (e.g. financial crisis)
Forecaster: "I knew it was coming!" + sells book
No skin in the game
Your bad decisions lead to other people's harm
Skin in the game
Your bad decisions lead to your own harm
Soul in the game
Your bad decisions for the sake of others lead to your own harm
» curl -s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases \
| grep '<a href="/wiki/' | wc -l
154
Paper 1: X ➡ Rats do A
Paper 2: Z ➡ Rats do A
Feynman: Reproduce Paper 1 independently first
Professor: Just quote paper 1!
© Howard Wainer, Lawrence Erlbaum, 1977
We should erect a firewall to separate
Isolating product from development sounds like a good idea?
Any questions?