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Up: Part I: Letters, Sounds, Syllables, Accent Previous: EUPHONY OF VOWELS Next: FINAL CONSONANTS
Assimilation.—A consonant is sometimes assimilated to another consonant in the same word. This assimilation may be either partial, as in ἐ-πέμφ-θην I was sent for ἐ-πεμπ-θην (82), or complete, as in ἐμμένω I abide by for ἐν-μενω (94).
a. A preceding consonant is generally assimilated to a following consonant. Assimilation to a preceding consonant, as in ὄλλῡμι I destroy for ὀλ-νῡ-μι, is rare.
Attic has ττ for σς of Ionic and most other dialects: πρά̄ττω do for πρά̄σσω, θάλαττα sea for θάλασσα, κρείττων stronger for κρείσσων.
a. Tragedy and Thucydides adopt σς as an Ionism. On χαρίεσσα see 114 a.
b. ττ is used for that σς which is regularly formed by κ or χ and ι (112), sometimes by τ, θ, and ι (114). On ττ in ᾿ Αττικός see 83 a.
Later Attic has ρρ for ρς of older Attic: θάρρος courage = θάρσος, ἄρρην male = ἄρσην.
a. But ρς does not become ρρ in the dative plural (ῥήτορ-σι orators) and in words containing the suffix -σις for -τις (ἄρ-σις raising).
b. Ionic and most other dialects have ρς. ρς in Attic tragedy and Thucydides is probably an Ionism. Xenophon has ρς and ρρ.
An initial ρ is doubled when a simple vowel is placed before it in inflection or composition. Thus, after the syllabic augment (429), ἔ-ρρει was flowing from ῥέω; and in καλί-ρροος fair flowing. After a diphthong ρ is not doubled: εὔ-ροος fair flowing.
a. This ρρ, due to assimilation of σρ (ἔ-ρρει, καλί-ρροος), or ϝρ (ἐρρήθη was spoken), is strictly retained in the interior of a word; but simplified to single ρ when standing at the beginning, i.e. ῥέω is for ρρέω. In composition (εὔ-ροος) single ρ is due to the influence of the simplified initial sound.
b. A different ρρ arises from assimilation of ρς (79), ρε (sounded like py, 44, 117), and νρ (95).
In Hom. and even in prose ρ may remain single after a vowel: ἔ-ρεξε did from ῥέζω, καλλί-ροος. So ἰσό-ρροπος and ἰσό-ροπος (by analogy to ῥόπος) equally balanced. ἐκ χειρῶν βέλεᾱ ῥέον M 159 represents βέλεα ρρέον. Cp. 146 D.
β, γ, δ are not doubled in Attic (cp. 75 D.). In γγ the first γ is nasal (19 a). φ, χ, θ are not doubled in Attic; instead, we have πφ, κχ, τθ as in Σαπφώ Sappho, Βάκχος Bacchus, ᾿ Ατθίς (Atthis) Attic. Cp. 83 a.
1. Hom. has many cases of doubled liquids and nasals: ἔλλαβε took, ἄλληκτος unceasing, ἄμμορος without lot in, φιλομμειδής fond of smiles, ἀγάννιφος very snowy, ἀργεννός white, ἔννεπε relate. These forms are due to the assimilation of ς and λ, μ, or ν. Thus, ἀγά-ννιφος is from ἀγα-σνιφος, cp. sn in snow.
2. Doubled stops: ὅττι that (σϝοδ-τι), ὁππότε as (σϝοδ-ποτε), ἔδδεισε feared (ἐδϝεισε).
3. σς in μέσσος middle (for μεθιος medius, 114), ὀπίσσω backward, in the datives of σ-stems, as ἔπεσσι (250 D. 2), and in verbs with stems in ς (τρέσσε).
4. One of these doubled consonants may be dropped without lengthening the preceding vowel: ᾿ Οδυσεύς from ᾿ Οδυσσεύς, μέσος, ὀπίσω. So in ᾿ Αχιλεύς from ᾿ Αχιλλεύς. On δδ, ββ, see 75 D. Aeolic has many doubled consonants due to assimilation (37 D. 3).
A labial or a palatal stop (16) before a dental stop (τ, δ, θ) must be of the same order (16).
a. βτ, φτ become πτ: (τετρῑβ-ται) τέτρῑπται has been rubbed from τρί̄β-ω rub; (γεγραφ-ται) γέγραπται has been written from γράφ-ω write. γτ, χτ become κτ: (λελεγ-ται) λέλεκται) has been said from λέγ-ω say; (βεβρεχ-ται) βέβρεκται has been moistened from βρέχ-ω moisten.
b. πδ, φδ become βδ: (κλεπ-δην) κλέβδην by stealth from κλέπ-τ-ω steal; (γραφδην) γράβδην scraping from γράφ-ω write (originally scratch, scrape). κδ becomes γδ: (πλεκ-δην) πλέγδην entwined from πλέκ-ω plait.
c. πθ, βθ become φθ: (ἐπεμπ-θην) ἐπέμφθην I was sent from πέμπ-ω send; (ἐτρῑβ-θη) ἐτρί̄φθη it was rubbed (τρί̄β-ω rub). κθ, γθ become χθ: (ἐπλεκ-θη) ἐπλέχθη it was plaited (πλέκ-ω plait); (ἐλεγ-θη) ἐλέχθη it was said (λέγ-ω say).
N. 1.—Cp. ἑπτά seven, ἕβδομος seventh, ἑφθήμερος lasting seven days.
N. 2.—But ἐκ out of remains unchanged: ἐκδίδωμι surrender, ἐκθέω run out (104).
A dental stop before another dental stop becomes ς.
ἀνυστός practicable for ἀνυτ-τος from ἀνύτω complete, ἴστε you know for ἰδ-τε, οἶσθα thou knowest for οἰδ-θα, πέπεισται has been persuaded for πεπειθ-ται, ἐπείσθην I was persuaded for ἐπειθ-θην.
a. ττ, τθ remain unchanged in ᾿ Αττικός, ᾿ Ατθίς Attic, and in κατθανεῖν die (75 D., 81). So ττ for σς (78).
Any stop standing before a stop other than τ, δ, θ, or in other combination than πφ, κχ, τθ (81) is dropped, as in κεκόμι(δ)-κα I have brought. γ before κ, γ, or χ is gamma-nasal (19 a), not a stop.
Before μ, the labial stops (π, β, φ) become μ; the palatal stops κ, χ become γ; γ before μ remains unchanged.
ὄμμα eye for ὀπ-μα (cp. ὄπωπα), λέλειμμαι I have been left for λελειπ-μαι from λείπ-ω leave, τέτρῑμμαι for τετρῑβ-μαι from τρί̄β-ω rub, γέγραμμαι for γεγραφμαι from γράφ-ω write, πέπλεγμαι for πεπλεκ-μαι from πλέκ-ω plait, τέτευγμαι for τετευχ-μαι from τεύχ-ω build.
a. κ and χ may remain unchanged before μ in a noun-suffix: ἀκ-μή edge, δραχ-μή drachma. κμ remains when brought together by phonetic change (128 a), as in κέ-κμη-κα am wearied (κάμ-νω).
So in Hom. ἴκμενος favoring (ἱκά̄νω), ἀκαχμένος sharpened.
b. γγμ and μμμ become γμ and μμ. Thus, ἐλήλεγμαι for ἐληλεγγ-μαι from ἐληλεγχ-μαι (ἐλέγχ-ω convict), πέπεμμαι for πεπεμμ-μαι from πεπεμπ-μαι (πέμπ-ω send).
A dental stop (τ, δ, θ) before μ often appears to become ς. Thus, ἤνυσμαι for ἠνυτ-μαι (ἀνύτ-ω complete), πέφρασμαι for πεφραδ-μαι (φράζω declare), πέπεισμαι for πεπειθ-μαι (πείθ-ω persuade).
On the other hand, since these stops are actually retained in many words, such as ἐρετμόν oar, πότμος fate, ἀριθμός number, ς must be explained as due to analogy. Thus, ἤνυσμαι, πέφρασμαι, πέπεισμαι have taken on the ending -σμαι by analogy to -σται where ς is in place (πέφρασται for πεφραδ-ται). So ἴσμεν we know (Hom. ἴδμεν) follows ἴστε you know (for ἰδ-τε). ὀσμή odor stands for ὀδ-σμη.
β regularly and φ usually become μ before ν. Thus, σεμνός revered for σεβ-νος (σέβ-ομαι), στυμνός firm for στυφ-νος (στύ̄φω contract).
γίγνομαι become, γιγνώσκω know become γί̄νομαι, γῑνώσκω in Attic after 300 B.C., in New Ionic, late Doric, etc.
λν becomes λλ in ὄλλῡμι destroy for ὀλ-νῡμι.
λν is kept in πίλναμαι approach. On sigma before ν see 105.
Aeolic βόλλα council, attic βουλή and Doric βωλά̄ (with compensatory lengthening), probably for βολνᾱ.
ν before π, β, φ, ψ becomes μ: ἐμπί̄πτω fall into for ἐν-πῑπτω, ἐμβάλλω throw in for ἐν-βαλλω, ἐμφαίνω exhibit for ἐν-φαινω, ἔμψῡχος alive for ἐν-ψῡχος.
ν before κ, γ, χ, ξ becomes γ-nasal (19 a): ἐγκαλέω bring a charge for ἐν-καλεω, ἐγγράφω inscribe for ἐν-γραφω, συγχέω pour together for συν-χεω, συγξύ̄ω grind up for συν-ξῑω.
ν before τ, δ, θ remains unchanged. Here ν may represent μ: βρον-τή thunder (βρέμ-ω roar).
ν before μ becomes μ: ἔμμετρος moderate for ἐν-μετρος, ἐμμένω abide by for ἐν-μενω.
a. Verbs in -νω may form the perfect middle in -σμαι (489 h); as in πέφασμαι (from φαίνω show) for πεφαν-μαι (cp. πέφαγ-κα, πέφαν-ται).
b. Here ν does not become ς; but the ending -σμαι is borrowed from verbs with stems in a dental (as πέφρασμαι, on which see 87).
ν before λ, ρ is assimilated (λλ, ρρ): σύλλογος concourse for συν-λογος, συρρέω flow together for συν-ρεω.
ν before ς is dropped and the preceding vowel is lengthened (ε to ει, ο to ου, 37): μέλᾱς black for μελαν-ς, εἷς one for ἑν-ς, τιθείς placing for τιθεν(τ)-ς, τούς for τόν-ς.
a. But in the dative plural ν before -σι appears to be dropped without compensatory lengthening: μέλασι for μελαν-σι, δαίμοσι for δαιμον-σι divinities, φρεσί for φρεν-σι mind. But see 250 N.
With ς a labial stop forms ψ, a palatal stop forms ξ.
| λείψω shall leave for λειπ-σω | κῆρυξ herald for κηρυκ-ς |
| τρί̄ψω shall rub “ τρῑβ-σω | ἄξω shall lead “ ἀγ-σω |
| γράψω shall write “ γραφ-σω | βήξ cough “ βηχ-ς |
a. The only stop that can stand before ς is π or κ, hence β, φ become π, and γ, χ become κ. Thus, γραφ-σω, ἀγ-σω become γραπ-σω, ἀκ-σω.
A dental stop before ς is assimilated (σς) and one ς is dropped.
σώμασι bodies for σωμασσι out of σωματ-σι, ποσί feet for ποσσί out of ποδ-σι, ὄρνῑσι birds for ὀρνῑσσι out of ὀρνῑθ-σι. So πάσχω suffer for πασσχω out of παθ-σκω (cp. παθ-εῖν and 126).
a. δ and θ become τ before ς: ποδ-σι, ὀρνῑθ-σι become ποτ-σι, ὀρνῑτ-σι.
Hom. often retains σς: ποσσί, δάσσασθαι for δατ-σασθαι (δατέομαι divide).
κ is dropped before σκ in διδα(κ)-σκω teach (διδακ-τός taught).
π is dropped before σφ in βλα(π)σ-φημίᾱ evil-speaking.
ντ, νδ, νθ before ς form νσς (98), then νς, finally ν is dropped and the preceding vowel is lengthened (37).
πᾶσι all for πανσ-σι out of παντ-σι, τιθεῖσι placing for τιθενσ-σι out of τιθεντ-σι. So γίγᾱς giant for γιγαντ-ς, λύ̄ουσι loosing for λῡοντ-σι, σπείσω shall make libation for σπενδ-σω, πείσομαι shall suffer for πενθ-σομαι (πένθος grief).
a. ἐν in, σύν with in composition are treated as follows:
ἐν before ρ, ς, or ζ keeps its ν: ἔν-ρυθμος in rhythm, ἐν-σκευάζω prepare, ἐνζεύγνῡμι yoke in.
σύν before ς and a vowel becomes συσ-: συσ-σῴζω help to save. before ς and a consonant or ζ, becomes συ-: συ-σκευάζω pack up, σύ-ζυγος yoked together.
b. πᾶν, πάλιν before ς either keep ν or assimilate ν to ς: πάν-σοφος all-wise, παν-σέληνος or πασσέληνος the full moon, παλίν-σκιος thick-shaded, παλίσ-συτος rushing back.
On ρς see 79 a. λς is retained in ἄλσος precinct. ρς, λς may become ρ, λ with lengthening of the preceding vowel: ἤγειρα I collected, ἤγγειλα I announced for ἠγερ-σα, ἠγγελ-σα.
Hom. has ὦρσε incited, κέρσε cut, ἐέλσαι to coop up, κέλσαι to put to shore.
Sigma between consonants is dropped: ἤγγελ(σ)θε you have announced, γεγράφ(σ)θαι to have written, ἕκ(σ)μηνος of six months (ἕξ six, μήν month).
a. But in compounds ς is retained when the second part begins with ς: ἔν-σπονδος included in a truce. compounds in δυσ- ill omit ς before a word beginning with ς: δύσχιστος hard to cleave for δυσ-σχιστος (σχίζω).
ἐξ out of (= ἐκς) drops ς in composition before another consonant, but usually retains its κ unaltered: ἐκτείνω stretch out, ἐκδίδωμι surrender, ἐκφέρω carry out, ἐκθύ̄ω sacrifice, ἐκσῴζω preserve from danger (not ἐξῴζω), ἐκμανθάνω learn thoroughly. Cp. 82 N. 2, 136.
ς before μ or ν usually disappears with compensatory lengthening (37) as in εἰμί for ἐσ-μι. But σμ stays if μ belongs to a suffix and in compounds of δυσ- ill: δυσ-μενής hostile.
a. Assimilation takes place in Πελοπόννησος for Πέλοπος νῆσος island of Pelops, ἕννῡμι clothe for ἑσ-νῡμι (Ionic εἵνῡμι), ἔρρει was flowing for ἐ-σρει, 80 a.
ς is assimilated in Aeol. and Hom. ἔμμεναι to be for ἐσ-μεναι (εἶναι), ἀργεννός white for άργεσ-νος, ἐρεβεννός dark (ἐρεβεσ-νος, cp. ῎ Ερεβος), ἄμμε we, ὔμμες you (ἀσμε, ὐσμες). Cp. 81 D.
σδ becomes ζ in some adverbs denoting motion towards. Thus, ᾿ Αθήναζε for ᾿ Αθήνασ-δε Athens-wards (26, 342 a).
Aeolic has σδ for medial ζ in ὔσδος branch (ὄζος), μελίσδω make melody (μελίζω).
Two sigmas brought together by inflection become ς: βέλεσι for βέλεσ-σι missiles, ἔπεσι for ἔπεσ-σι words (98), τελέσαι for τελέσ-σαι (from τελέω accomplish, stem τελεσ- ).
a. σς when = ττ (78) never becomes ς.
Homer often retains σς: βέλεσσι, ἔπεσσι, τελέσσαι.
Many of the rules for the euphony of consonants were not established in the classical period. Inscriptions show a much freer practice, either marking the etymology, as σύνμαχος for σύμμαχος ally (94), ἐνκαλεῖν for ἐγκαλεῖν to bring a charge (92), or showing the actual pronunciation (phonetic spelling), as τὸγ (= τὸν) κακόν (92), τὴμ (= τὴν) βουλήν (91), τὸλ (= τὸν) λόγον, ἔγδοσις for ἔκδοσις surrendering (104), ἐχφέρω, ἐχθύ̄ω for ἐκφέρω, ἐκθύ̄ω (104).
Numerous changes occur before the semivowel [ιγλιδε] (= y, 20) before a vowel. This y is often indicated by the sign [ιγλιδε]. In 110-117 (except in 115) [ιγλιδε] is = y.
λ[ιγλιδε] becomes λλ: ἄλλος for ἀλιος Lat. alius, ἅλλομαι for ἁλ[ιγλιδε]ομαι Lat. salio, φύλλον for φυλ[ιγλιδε]ον Lat. folium.
After αν, ον, αρ, ορ, [ιγλιδε] is shifted to the preceding syllable, forming αιν, οιν, αιρ, οιρ. This is called Epenthesis (ἐπένθεσις insertion).
φαίνω show for φαν-[ιγλιδε]ω, μέλαινα black for μελαν-[ιγλιδε]α, σπαίρω gasp for σπαρ-[ιγλιδε]ω, μοῖρα fate for μορ-[ιγλιδε]α. (So κλαίω weep for κλαϝ-[ιγλιδε]ω 38 a.) On ι after εν, ερ, ιν, ιρ, υν, υρ, see 37 a.
κ[ιγλιδε], χ[ιγλιδε] become ττ (= σς 78): φυλάττω guard for φυλακ-[ιγλιδε]ω (cp. φυλακή guard), ταράττω disturb for ταραχ-[ιγλιδε]ω (cp. ταραχή disorder).
(I) τ[ιγλιδε], θ[ιγλιδε] after long vowels, diphthongs, and consonants become ς; after short vowels τ[ιγλιδε], θ[ιγλιδε] become σς (not = ττ 78), which is simplified to ς.
αἶσα fate from αἰτ-[ιγλιδε]α, πᾶσα all from παντ-[ιγλιδε]α, μέσος middle (Hom. μέσσος) from μεθ-[ιγλιδε]ος (cp. Lat. med-ius), τόσος so great (Hom. τόσσος) from τοτ-[ιγλιδε]ος (cp. Lat. toti-dem).
a. In the above cases τ[ιγλιδε] passed into τς. Thus παντ-[ιγλιδε]α, παντσα, πανσσα, πάνσα (Cretan, Thessalian), πᾶσα (37 D. 3).
(II) τ[ιγλιδε], θ[ιγλιδε] become ττ (= σς 78): μέλιττα bee from μελιτ-ια (cp. μέλι, -ιτος honey), κορύττω equip from κορυθ-[ιγλιδε]ω (cp. κόρυς, -υθος helmet).
a. χαρίεσσα graceful and other feminine adjectives in -εσσα are poetical, and therefore do not assume the native Attic prose form in ττ. But see 299 c.
b. ττ from τ[ιγλιδε], θ[ιγλιδε] is due to analogy, chiefly of ττ from κ[ιγλιδε].
τ before final ι often becomes ς. Thus, τίθησι places for τίθητι; also in πλούσιος rich for πλουτ-ιος (cp. πλοῦτος wealth).
a. ντ before final ι becomes νς, which drops ν: ἔχουσι they have for ἔχοντι (37).
Ioric often retains τ (τίθητι, ἔχοντι). σέ is not from (Dor.) τέ (cp. Lat. te), no is σοί from τοί.
δ[ιγλιδε] between vowels and γ[ιγλιδε] after a vowel form ζ: thus, ἐλπίζω hope for ἐλπιδ-[ιγλιδε]ω, πεζός on foot for πεδ-[ιγλιδε]ος (cp. πεδ-ίο-ν ground), ἁρπάζω seize for ἁρπαγ-[ιγλιδε]ω (cp. ἅρπαξ rapacious). After a consonant γ[ιγλιδε] forms δ: ἔρδω work from ἐργ-[ιγλιδε]ω.
The spirant ς with a vowel before or after it is often lost. Its former presence is known by earlier Greek forms or from the cognate languages.
Initial ς before a vowel becomes the rough breathing.
ἑπτά seven, Lat. septem; ἥμισυς half, Lat. semi-; ἵστημι put for σι-στη-μι, Lat. si-st-o; εἱπόμην I followed from ἐ-σεπ-ο-μην, Lat. sequor.
a. When retained, this ς is due to phonetic change (as σύν for ξύν, σῑγή silence for σ[υγλιδε]ῑγη Grm. schweigen), or to analogy. On the loss of ( see 125 e.
Between vowels ς is dropped.
γένους of a race from γενε(σ)-ος, Lat. gener-is, λύ̄ει thou loosest from λύ̄ῃ for λῡε-(σ)αι, ἐλύ̄ου from ἐλῡε-(σ)ο thou didst loose for thyself, τιθεῖο for τιθεῖσο, εἴην from ἐσ-ιη-ν Old Lat. siem, ἀλήθε-ια truth from ἀληθεσ-ια.
a. Yet ς appears in some -μι forms (τίθεσαι, ἵστασο), and in θρασύς ῀ θαρσύς 128. ς between vowels is due to phonetic change (as ς for σς 107, πλούσιος for πλουτιος 115) or to analogy (as ἔλῡσα for ἐλῡα, modelled on ἐδεικ-σ-α), cp. 35 c.
ς usually disappears in the aorist of liquid verbs (active and middle) with lengthening of the preceding vowel (37): ἔστειλα I sent for ἐστελ-σα, ἔφηνα I showed for ἐφαν-σα, ἐφήνατο for ἐφαν-σατο. Cp. 102.
Digamma (3) has disappeared in Attic.
The following special cases are to be noted:
a. In nouns of the third declension with a stem in αυ, ευ, or ον (43). Thus, ναῦς ship, gen. νεώς from νηϝ-ός, βασιλεύς king, gen. βασιλέως from βασιλῆϝ-ος (34).
b. In the augment and reduplication of verbs beginning with ϝ: εἰργαζόμην I worked from ἐ-ϝεργαζομην, ἔοικα am like from ϝεϝοικα. Cp. 431, 443.
c. In verbs in εω for εϝω: ῥέω I flow, fut. ῥεύ-σομαι.
Some words have lost initial σϝ: ἡδύς sweet (Lat. sua(d)vis), οὗ, οἷ, ἕ him, ὅς his (Lat. suus), ἔθος custom, ἦθος character (Lat. con-suetus).
Hom. εὔαδε pleased stands for ἐϝϝαδε from ἐσϝαδε.
A smooth stop (π, τ, κ), brought before the rough breathing by elision, crasis, or in forming compounds, is made rough, becoming an aspirate (φ, θ, χ). Cp. 16 a.
ἀφ᾽ οὗ for ἀπ(ὸ) οὗ, νύχθ᾽ ὅλην for νύκτ(α) ὅλην (82); θἄ̄τερον the other (69), θοἰμάτιον for τὸ ἱ̄μάτιον the cloak (66); μεθί̄ημι let go for μετ(ά) ἵ̄ημι, αὐθά̄δης selfwilled from αὐτός self and ἁδεῖν please.
a. A medial rough breathing, passing over ρ, roughens a preceding smooth stop: φρουρός watchman from προ-ὁρος, φροῦδος gone from πρό and ὁδός, τέθριππον four-horse chariot (τετρ ¨ ἵππος).
New Ionic generally leaves π, τ, κ before the rough breathing: ἀπ᾽ οὗ, μετίημι, τοὔτερον. But in compounds (9 D.) φ, θ, χ may appear: μέθοδος method (μετά after + ὁδός way).
Two rough stops beginning successive syllables of the same word are avoided in Greek. A rough stop is changed into a smooth stop when the following syllable contains a rough stop.
a. In reduplication (441) initial φ, θ, χ are changed to π, τ, κ. Thus, πέφευγα for φε-φευ-γα perfect of φεύγω flee, τί-θη-μι place for θι-θη-μι, κέ-χη-να for χε-χη-να perf. of χάσκω gape.
b. In the first aorist passive imperative -θι becomes -τι after -θη-, as in λύ-θη-τι for λυ-θη-θι; elsewhere -θι is retained (γνῶθι).
c. In the aorist passive, θε- and θυ- are changed to τε- and τυ- in ἐ-τέ-θην was placed (τίθημι) and ἐ-τύ-θην was sacrificed (θύ̄ω).
d. From the same objection to a succession of rough stops are due ἀμπέχω ἀμπίσχω clothe for ἀμφ-, ἐκε-χειρίᾱ truce for ἐχε-χειριᾱ (from ἔχω and χείρ).
e. The rough breathing, as an aspirate (16 a), often disappeared when either of the two following syllables contains φ, θ, or χ. ἔχω have stands for ἔχω ῀ σεχω (119, cp. ἔ-σχον), the rough changing to the smooth breathing before a rough stop. The rough breathing reappears in the future ἕξω. Cp. ἴσχω restrain for ἱσχω from σι-σχ-ω, ἔδεθλον foundation, but ἕδος seat, Lat. sedes.
f. In θρίξ hair, gen. sing. τριχ-ός for θριχος, dat. pl. θριξί; ταχύς swift, comparative ταχί̄ων (rare) or θά̄ττων (θά̄σσων) from θαχῑων (112).
g. In ταφ- (τάφος tomb), pres. θάπ-τ-ω bury, fut. θάψω, perf. τέθαμ-μαι (85); τρέφω nourish, fut. θρέψω, perf. τέ-θραμ-μαι; τρέχω run, fut. θρέξομαι; τρυφ- (τρυφή delicacy), pres. θρύπτω enfeeble, fut. θρύψω; τύ̄φω smoke, perf. τέ-θῡμ-μαι.
N.—The two rough stops remain unchanged in the aorist passive ἐθρέφθην was nourished, ἐθρύφθην was enfeebled, ἐφάνθην was shown forth, ὠρθώθην was set upright, ἐθέλχθην was charmed, ἐκαθάρθην was purified; in the perfect inf. πεφάνθαι, κεκαθάρθαι, τεθάφθαι; in the imperatives γράφηθι be written, στράφηθι turn about, φάθι say.
Transfer of Aspiration.—Aspiration may be transferred to a following syllable: πάσχω for παθ-σκω (cp. 98).
Hdt. has ἐνθαῦτα there (ἐνταῦθα), ἐνθεῦτεν thence (ἐντεῦθεν), κιθών tunic (χιτών).
Some roots show variation between a final smooth and a rough stop; δέχομαι receive, δωροδόκος bribe-taker; ἀλείφω anoint, λίπος fat; πλέκω weave, πλοχυός braid of hair; and in the perfect, as ἦχα from ἄγω lead.
Hom. and Hdt. have αὖτις again (αὖθις), οὐκί not (οὐχί). All the dialects except Attic have δέκομαι.
Metathesis (transposition).—A vowel and a consonant often exchange places: Πνύξ the Pnyx, gen. Πυκνός, τίκτω bear for τι-τκ-ω (cp. τεκ-εῖν).
a. Transposition proper does not occur where we have to do with αρ, ρα ῀ ṛ (20, 35 b) as in θάρσος and θράσος courage; or with syncope (44 b) due to early shifting of accent, as in πέτ-ομαι fly, πτε-ρόν wing; or where a long vowel follows the syncopated root, as in τέμ-νω τέ-τμη-κα I have cut.
In βέβληκα I have thrown (βάλλω throw), βλη is formed from βελε found in βέλε-μνον missile.
Hom. κραδίη, καρδίη heart, κάρτιστος best (κράτιστος), βάρδιστος slowest (βραδύς), δρατός and -δαρτος from δέρω flay, ἔ-δρακον saw from δέρκομαι see.
Dissimilation.—a. λ sometimes becomes ρ when λ appears in the same word: ἀργαλέος painful for ἀλγαλεος (ἄλγος pain).
b. A consonant (usually ρ) sometimes disappears when it occurs also in the adjoining syllable: δρύφακτος railing for δρυ-φρακτος (lit. fenced by wood).
c. Syllabic dissimilation or syncope occurs when the same or two similar syllables containing the same consonant succeed each other: ἀμφορεύς a jar for ἀμφι-φορευς, θάρσυνος bold for θαρσο-συνος. This is often called haplology.
d. See also under 99, 125 a, b.
Development.—δ is developed between ν and ρ, as in ἀνδρός of a man for ἀνρος from ἀνήρ (cp. cinder with Lat. cineris); β is developed between μ and ρ (or λ), as in μεσημβρίᾱ midday, south from μεσ-ημριᾱ for μεσ-ημεριᾱ from μέσος middle and ἡμέρᾱ day (cp. chamber with Lat. camera).
So in Hom. μέ-μβλω-κα have gone from μλω from μολ- in ἔ-μολ-ο-ν (128 a). At the beginning of words this μ is dropped; thus, βλώσκω go, βροτός mortal for μβρο-τος (root μρο-, μορ-, as in mor-tuus). In composition μ remains, as in ἄ-μβροτος immortal; but ἄ-βροτος immortal is formed from βροτός.
Labials and dentals often correspond: ποινή and τίσις retribution; φόνος murder, θείνω strike. π and κ: αἰπόλος goat-herd, βουκόλος ox-herd. πτ for τ is found in πτόλεμος war, πτόλις city for πόλεμος, πόλις. Cp. Neoptolemus and Ptolemy. So χθ and χ in χθών ground, χαμαί on the ground.
The dialects often show consonants different from Attic in the same or kindred words.
τ for ς: Doric τύ, τοί, τέ, διᾱκατίοι (διᾱκόσιοι), ϝί̄κατι (εἴκοσι), Ποτειδά̄ν (Ποσειδών).
ς “ τ: Doric σά̄μερον to-day (τήμερον Attic, σήμερον Ionic).
κ “ π: Ionic (not Hom.) κότε when, κότερος which of two? ὅκως, κόσος, κῆ.
κ “ τ: Doric πόκα (πότε), ὅκα (ὅτε).
γ “ β: Doric γλέφαρον eyelid, γλά̄χων (Ion. γλήχων) pennyroyal.
δ “ β: Doric ὀδελός (ὀβολός) a spit.
π “ τ: Hom. πίσυρες, Aeol. πέσσυρες four (τέτταρες); Aeol. πήλυι far off (cp. τηλόσε), πέμπε five (πέντε).
θ “ τ: see 126 D.
φ “ θ: Hom. φήρ centaur (θήρ beast).
ρ “ ς: (rhotacism): late Laconian, Elean τίρ who, Thessal. Θεόρδοτος god-given.
ς “ θ: late Laconian σιός for θεός god (26 D.).
ν “ λ: Doric ἐνθεῖν come.
GREEK GRAM.—3


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|---|---|
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| Avalon JMX | A facility that handles Java Management Extensions, JMX. It allows components to declare their JMX MBeans, and the facility will expose these over the JMX HTTP connector. Support for JSR-160 is planned. |


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The MidiIn object is a Propeller object which reads a MIDI data stream, parses the MIDI commands, and returns the MIDI events to the user for further processing. The code is based on my understanding of the MIDI spec as documented by the very useful web site The MIDI Spec. Although I have tried very hard to make sure that I'm handling the MIDI data correctly, it is quite possible that there are still errors. If you find any, please let me know so that I can fix them!
The MidiIn object runs in its own cog, passing desired MIDI events back through a simple SPIN interface. When you start the MidiIn object (using the start method) you pass two parameters, the I/O pin that the MIDI in stream will be connected to, and a word containing bit flags indicating what MIDI events you want to see. You then use the evtCheck, evtTime, and/or evt methods to retrieve MIDI events. These three methods all do the same thing - return one word containing a MIDI event. evtCheck will always return immediately, returning -1 if there is no MIDI event available. evtTime will wait for a user specified time for a MIDI event, and evt will wait with no limit for a MIDI event.
Although the code may appear rather voluminous, the actual code paths are very short, and there is no problem keeping up with a standard MIDI input stream. I have commented the code - probably to excess - so that it should be fairly easy to follow aand modify if you want to.
When you start up the MidiIn object, you pass a word containing bit flags indicating what events you would like to see. Here is a fragment of spin code to put in your CON section defining the available flags:
doNoteOn = $00000001
doNoteOff = $00000002
doAftertouch = $00000004
doController = $00000008
doProgramChange = $00000010
doChannelPressure = $00000020
doPitchWheel = $00000040
doSysex = $00000100
doMTC = $00000200
doSongPosPtr = $00000400
doSongSelect = $00000800
doTuneRequest = $00001000
doMidiClock = $00002000
doMidiTick = $00004000
doMidiStart = $00008000
doMidiContinue = $00010000
doMidiStop = $00020000
doActiveSense = $00040000
doReset = $00080000
Since these are bit flags, you can just add them together to get the word to be passed to MidiIn. So if you only want to see the Note On and Note Off events, you would start up the MidiIn object with:
midiIn.start(midiPin, doNoteOn+doNoteOff)
Each MIDI event is returned as one word, according to the layouts in the table below. The values for Pitch Wheel and Song Position MIDI events are sent in a MIDI stream as two bytes, each containing 7 bits. MidiIn combines these correctly and returns the value as a halfword.
| Byte 3 | Byte 2 | Byte 1 | Byte 0 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Note On | $00 |
channel |
note |
velocity |
Note Off |
$01 |
channel |
note |
velocity |
| Aftertouch | $02 |
channel |
note |
velocity |
| Controller | $03 |
channel |
controller number |
controller value |
| Program Change | $04 |
channel |
$00 |
program number |
| Channel Pressure | $05 |
channel |
$00 |
channel pressure |
| Pitch Wheel | $06 |
channel |
pitch wheel value |
|
| SysEx | $07 |
sysex length |
sysex buffer address |
|
| Midi Time Code (MTC) | $08 |
$00 |
$00 |
MTC value |
| Song Position | $09 |
$00 |
song position value |
|
| Song Select | $0A |
$00 |
$00 |
song select value |
| Tune Request | $0B |
$00 |
$00 |
$00 |
| Midi Clock | $0C |
$00 |
$00 |
$00 |
| Midi Tick | $0D |
$00 |
$00 |
$00 |
| Midi Start | $0E |
$00 |
$00 |
$00 |
| Midi Continue | $0F |
$00 |
$00 |
$00 |
| Midi Stop | $10 |
$00 |
$00 |
$00 |
| Active Sense | $11 |
$00 |
$00 |
$00 |
| Reset | $12 |
$00 |
$00 |
$00 |
Interfacing MIDI to the Propeller is quite easy, requiring only three resistors, one diode, and an opto-isolator. My implementation is shown in the circuit below, which is in turn based on this circuit. I'm pretty sure that you could reduce the 5v connection to the opto-isolator to 3.3v and eliminate the 1K resistor, but I have not tried that.
This object was created as part of my project to equip my Austin Pipe Organ to play from a MIDI stream. I acquired the organ about twenty years ago, when the church that owned it decided to replace it with an electronic organ after the pipe organ was damaged in a flood. I worked with a close friend to build a MIDI controller for it based on the 8051 micro-computer. I etched my own circuit boards and we actually got it all working - one of the first MIDI capable pipe organs in the world. But the system did not age well, and was difficult to impossible to modify. Several years ago the organ stopped playing. I had been looking at several possibilities for building a new controller - the Javelin chip from Parallax looked very promising (I was a Java programmer at work), until I found that it could not deal with the 31.25KB baud rate of MIDI. The SX processors could have done the job, and I was starting to look into them when the Propeller chip was announced. The organ now plays from my breadboard implementation, and I should have my ProtoBoard version up and running very soon.
Tom Dimock
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MiStaMover is an open-source python-based tool that aims to simplify the transfer of large datasets between remote servers. As the name indicates, MiStaMover is able to Mirror, Stage and Move data. The tool was developed to support the UK academic research community manage its data effectively between key institutions, computing sites and data centres. But hopefully it can help anyone with a need to mirror, stage or move files.


China’s love of e-commerce powers Alibaba’s Singles’ Day
HANGZHOU, Nov 11 — China’s dominant e-commerce firm Alibaba Group Holding Ltd raked in US$23 billion (RM95 billion) worth of sales in the first nine hours of its annual Singles’ Day shopping extravaganza today, setting records as the event celebrates its 11th year.
The 24-hour shopping event is akin to Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the United States and has become a highlight of China’s e-commerce industry, with other retailers running concurrent promotions.
Here are some quick facts about China’s e-commerce’s industry:
World’s biggest
China is on track to book US$1.94 trillion in e-commerce sales in 2019, more than three times the United States in second place with US$586.92 billion, showed a report from researcher eMarketer.
China on its own represents 54.7% of the global e-commerce market, nearly twice the share of the next five countries combined, the report showed.
However, the country is ranked fourth when it comes to forecast e-commerce sales growth for 2019, behind Mexico, India and the Philippines, according to eMarketer.
Top players
Alibaba’s e-commerce marketplaces — business-to-consumer Tmall and Taobao, where both individuals and businesses set up shop — are China’s dominant shopping platforms, hosting thousands of merchants selling products as varied as T-shirts, household sundries and four-poster beds.
The firm’s competitors include longtime rival JD.com, which sources goods and sells them directly to consumers, and four-year-old Pinduoduo Inc that managed to break into the top ranks by courting China’s rural residents with deep discounts and a group-buying model.
There are also a range of other e-commerce sites that focus on different market segments, such as cosmetics, groceries and home appliances.
Competition between platforms is rife and has boiled over into the public sphere. Earlier this month, regulators summoned over 20 platforms and urged them to stop practices that could be seen as monopolistic.
Sector’s backbone
E-commerce in China is heavily reliant on an army of logistics companies and couriers as well as payment systems such as Alibaba-backed Alipay and WeChat Pay from Tencent Holdings Ltd.
Couriers STO Express Co Ltd, ZTO Express (Cayman) Inc, YTO Express Group Co Ltd, SF Holding Co Ltd and Yunda Holding Co Ltd send parcels for as little as 8 yuan (US$1.14), making purchases online more convenient at times than offline.
Many couriers are also part of the Cainiao Smart Logistics Network, majority owned by Alibaba which co-founded it in 2013. Cainiao provides software to and shares data with warehouses, couriers and logistics firms.
JD.com manages its own logistics network — a FedEx-style parcel delivery services which it started last year.
How are they faring?
The rapid growth of Alibaba and JD.com into e-commerce giants has tracked that of China’s economy and the expansion of the country’s middle class over the past two decades.
This, however, has also made them vulnerable, as the economy slows to its weakest pace in almost three decades and retail sales post their slowest growth since early 2003.
In November, Alibaba said revenue for the quarter to September-end for its core commerce business rose 40% year-on-year, versus 56% in the same period in 2018.
Their next step, as a result, has been to diversify, with Alibaba moving into financial services, cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI), while JD.com has invested in AI to improve its logistics and advertising capabilities.
They are also doubling down on reaching consumers in China’s second- and third-tier cities, where Pinduoduo currently has a foothold, citing more promising, higher growth. — Reuters


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By Ross Anthony
Didn't get enough of Kevin Spacey this Oscar season? Well, the Kahuana has got plenty more of that dry dark humor and smug eyebrow raising to quench your appetite for the snake-tongued hard guy with a heart.
Adapted from its more appropriately named play: "Hospitality Suite," "Big Kahuana" never leaves a 16th floor Wichita hotel room. But that's okay, because acting power times three doesn't necessitate a change of scenery - though direction and script are pretty darned important too. Don't worry, they're included with the price of your ticket.
Three industrial lubricant representatives discuss sales strategy, religion, character and carrot sticks vs. shrimp on ice. Spacey plays the aggressive, no-holds-barred, long-time friend of the depressed, yet sweet Danny Devito. Facinelli is the new guy, Bob, innocent and perhaps a bit too saintly for the task at hand.
Spacey is a devilish delight. Devito's films can be hit or miss, but this is one is certainly more on than off and refreshingly devoid of his Louie character persona. Facinelli shows great talent and patience with his role, flaunting his range when compared to that interstellar killer role in "Supernova."
If we've all got something to sell, what parts do character and integrity play in our occupational goals? The film explores these questions in a simple, compelling, entertaining, stage-felt way.
Best quote: "That's the last thing I need to do ... grease another ***hole for the lubricant industry."
See Ross Anhony's interview with Danny Devito, Peter Facinelli and John Swanbeck at the website: http://www.rossanthony.com/interviews/devito.shtml
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contentful.swift - Swift Delivery SDK for Contentful
Swift SDK for the Contentful Content Delivery API and Content Preview API. It helps you to easily access your Content stored in Contentful with your Swift applications.
What is Contentful?
Contentful provides content infrastructure for digital teams to power websites, apps, and devices. Unlike a CMS, Contentful was built to integrate with the modern software stack. It offers a central hub for structured content, powerful management and delivery APIs, and a customizable web app that enable developers and content creators to ship their products faster.
Table of contents
- [contentful.swift - Swift Delivery SDK for Contentful](#contentfulswift—swift-delivery-sdk-for-contentful) - [Core Features](#core-features) - [Getting started](#getting-started) - [Installation](#installation) - [CocoaPods installation](#cocoapods-installation) - [Carthage installation](#carthage-installation) - [Swift Package Manager [swift-tools-version 5.0]](#swift-package-manager-swift-tools-version-5.0) - [Your first request](#your-first-request) - [Accessing the Preview API](#accessing-the-preview-api) - [Authorization](#authorization) - [Map Contentful entries to Swift classes via `EntryDecodable`](#map-contentful-entries-to-swift-classes-via-entrydecodable) - [Documentation & References](#documentation–references) - [Reference Documentation](#reference-documentation) - [Tutorials & other resources](#tutorials–other-resources) - [Swift playground](#swift-playground) - [Example application](#example-application) - [Migration](#migration) - [Swift Versioning](#swift-versioning) - [Reach out to us](#reach-out-to-us) - [You have questions about how to use this library?](#you-have-questions-about-how-to-use-this-library) - [You found a bug or want to propose a feature?](#you-found-a-bug-or-want-to-propose-a-feature) - [You need to share confidential information or have other questions?](#you-need-to-share-confidential-information-or-have-other-questions) - [Get involved](#get-involved) - [License](#license) - [Code of Conduct](#code-of-conduct)Core Features
- Content retrieval through Content Delivery API and Content Preview API.
- Link resolution
- Rich query syntax for type-safe queries
- Synchronization
- Localization support
- Up-to-date with the latest Swift development stack: Swift 4.x | Xcode 10.x
- Supports Environments (v2.0.0+)
- Experimental: to render Rich Text on iOS apps, check out rich-text-renderer.swift on Github. ## Getting started
In order to get started with the Contentful Swift SDK you’ll need not only to install it, but also to get credentials which will allow you to have access to your content in Contentful.
Installation
CocoaPods installation
platform :ios, '9.0'
use_frameworks!
pod 'Contentful'
You can specify a specific version of Contentful depending on your needs. To learn more about operators for dependency versioning within a Podfile, see the CocoaPods doc on the Podfile.
pod 'Contentful', '~> 5.0.0'
Carthage installation
You can also use Carthage for integration by adding the following to your Cartfile
:
github "contentful/contentful.swift" ~> 5.0.0
Swift Package Manager [swift-tools-version 5.0]
Add the following line to your array of dependencies:
.package(url: "https://github.com/contentful/contentful.swift", .upToNextMajor(from: "5.0.0"))
Your first request
The following code snippet is the most basic one you can use to fetch content from Contentful with this SDK:
import Contentful
let client = Client(spaceId: "cfexampleapi",
environmentId: "master", // Defaults to "master" if omitted.
accessToken: "b4c0n73n7fu1")
client.fetch(Entry.self, id: "nyancat") { (result: Result<Entry, Error>) in
switch result {
case .success(let entry):
print(entry)
case .failure(let error):
print("Error \(error)!")
}
}
Accessing the Preview API
To access the Content Preview API, use your preview access token and set your client configuration to use preview as shown below.
let client = Client(spaceId: "cfexampleapi",
accessToken: "e5e8d4c5c122cf28fc1af3ff77d28bef78a3952957f15067bbc29f2f0dde0b50",
host: Host.preview) // Defaults to Host.delivery if omitted.
Authorization
Grab credentials for your Contentful space by navigating to the APIs
section of the Contentful Web App.
If you don’t have access tokens for your app, create a new set for the Delivery and Preview APIs.
Next, pass the id of your space and delivery access token into the initializer like so:
Map Contentful entries to Swift classes via EntryDecodable
The EntryDecodable
protocol allows you to define a mapping between your content types and your Swift classes that entries will be serialized to. When using methods such as:
let query = QueryOn<Cat>.where(field: .color, .equals("gray"))
client.fetchArray(of: Cat.self, matching: query) { (result: Result<ArrayResponse<Cat>>) in
guard let cats = result.value?.items else { return }
print(cats)
}
The asynchronously returned result will be an instance of ArrayResponse
in which the generic type parameter is the same type you’ve passed into the fetch
method. If you are using a Query
that does not restrict the response to contain entries of one content type, you will use methods that return MixedArrayResponse
instead of ArrayResponse
. The EntryDecodable
protocol extends the Decodable
protocol in Swift 4’s Foundation standard library. The SDK provides helper methods for resolving relationships between EntryDecodable
s and also for grabbing values from the fields container in the JSON for each resource.
In the example above, Cat
is a type of our own definition conforming to EntryDecodable
and FieldKeysQueryable
. In order for the SDK to properly create your model types when receiving JSON, you must pass in these types to your Client
instance:
let contentTypeClasses: [EntryDecodable.Type] = [
Cat.self
Dog.self,
Human.self
]
let client = Client(spaceId: spaceId,
accessToken: deliveryAPIAccessToken,
contentTypeClasses: contentTypeClasses)
The source for the Cat
model class is below; note the helper methods the SDK adds to Swift 4’s Decoder
type to simplify for parsing JSON returned by Contentful. You also need to pass in these types to your Client
instance in order to use the fetch methods which take EntryDecodable
type references:
final class Cat: EntryDecodable, FieldKeysQueryable {
static let contentTypeId: String = "cat"
// FlatResource members.
let id: String
let localeCode: String?
let updatedAt: Date?
let createdAt: Date?
let color: String?
let name: String?
let lives: Int?
let likes: [String]?
// Metadata object if available
let metadata: Metadata?
// Relationship fields.
var bestFriend: Cat?
public required init(from decoder: Decoder) throws {
let sys = try decoder.sys()
id = sys.id
localeCode = sys.locale
updatedAt = sys.updatedAt
createdAt = sys.createdAt
let fields = try decoder.contentfulFieldsContainer(keyedBy: Cat.FieldKeys.self)
self.metadata = try decoder.metadata()
self.name = try fields.decodeIfPresent(String.self, forKey: .name)
self.color = try fields.decodeIfPresent(String.self, forKey: .color)
self.likes = try fields.decodeIfPresent(Array<String>.self, forKey: .likes)
self.lives = try fields.decodeIfPresent(Int.self, forKey: .lives)
try fields.resolveLink(forKey: .bestFriend, decoder: decoder) { [weak self] linkedCat in
self?.bestFriend = linkedCat as? Cat
}
}
enum FieldKeys: String, CodingKey {
case bestFriend
case name, color, likes, lives
}
}
If you want to simplify the implementation of an EntryDecodable
, declare conformance to Resource
and add let sys: Sys
property to the class and assign via sys = try decoder.sys()
during initialization. Then, id
, localeCode
, updatedAt
, and createdAt
are all provided via the sys
property and don’t need to be declared as class members. However, note that this style of implementation may make integration with local database frameworks like Realm and CoreData more cumbersome.
Optionally, decoder has a helper function to decode metadata.
Additionally, the SDK requires that instances of a type representing an entry or asset must be a class
instance, not a struct
—this is because the SDK ensures that the in-memory object graph is complete, but also that it has no duplicates.
Documentation & References
Reference Documentation
The SDK has 100% documentation coverage of all public variables, types, and functions. You can view the docs on the web or browse them in Xcode. For further information about the Content Delivery API, check out the Content Delivery API Reference Documentation.
Tutorials & other resources
- This library is a wrapper around our Contentful Delivery REST API. Some more specific details such as search parameters and pagination are better explained on the REST API reference, and you can also get a better understanding of how the requests look under the hood.
- Check the Contentful for Swift page for Tutorials, Demo Apps, and more information on other ways of using Swift with Contentful
Swift playground
If you’d like to try an interactive demo of the API via a Swift Playground, do the following:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/contentful/contentful.swift.git
cd contentful.swift
make open
Then build the Contentful_macOS
scheme, open the playground file and go! Note: make sure the Render Documentation
button is switched on in the Utilities menu on the right of Xcode, and also open up the console to see the outputs of the calls to print
.
Example application
See the Swift iOS app on Github and follow the instructions on the README to get a copy of the space so you can see how changing content in Contentful affects the presentation of the app.
Migration
We gathered all information related to migrating from older versions of the library in our Migrations.md document.
Swift Versioning
It is recommended to use Swift 5.0, as older versions of the SDK will not have fixes backported. If you must use older Swift versions, see the compatible tags below.
| Swift version | Compatible Contentful tag |
|---|---|
| Swift 5.0 | [ ≥ 5.0.0 ] |
| Swift 4.2 | [ ≥ 4.0.0 ] |
| Swift 4.1 | [2.0.0 - 3.1.2 ] |
| Swift 4.0 | [0.10.0 - 1.0.1 ] |
| Swift 3.x | [0.3.0 - 0.9.3 ] |
| Swift 2.3 | 0.2.3 |
| Swift 2.2 | 0.2.1 |
Reach out to us
Have questions about how to use this library?
You found a bug or want to propose a feature?
- File an issue here on GitHub: . Make sure to remove any credential from your code before sharing it.
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1 /**
2 *
3 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one
4 * or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file
5 * distributed with this work for additional information
6 * regarding copyright ownership. The ASF licenses this file
7 * to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the
8 * "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance
9 * with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
10 *
11 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
12 *
13 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing,
14 * software distributed under the License is distributed on an
15 * "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY
16 * KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the
17 * specific language governing permissions and limitations
18 * under the License.
19 *
20 */
21 package org.apache.bookkeeper.client.api;
22
23 import java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture;
24 import org.apache.bookkeeper.common.annotation.InterfaceAudience.Public;
25 import org.apache.bookkeeper.common.annotation.InterfaceStability.Unstable;
26 import org.apache.bookkeeper.common.concurrent.FutureUtils;
27
28 /**
29 * Provide read access to a ledger.
30 *
31 * @since 4.6
32 */
33 @Public
34 @Unstable
35 public interface ReadHandle extends Handle {
36
37 /**
38 * Read a sequence of entries asynchronously.
39 *
40 * @param firstEntry
41 * id of first entry of sequence
42 * @param lastEntry
43 * id of last entry of sequence, inclusive
44 * @return an handle to the result of the operation
45 */
46 CompletableFuture<LedgerEntries> readAsync(long firstEntry, long lastEntry);
47
48 /**
49 * Read a sequence of entries synchronously.
50 *
51 * @param firstEntry
52 * id of first entry of sequence
53 * @param lastEntry
54 * id of last entry of sequence, inclusive
55 * @return the result of the operation
56 */
57 default LedgerEntries read(long firstEntry, long lastEntry) throws BKException, InterruptedException {
58 return FutureUtils.<LedgerEntries, BKException>result(readAsync(firstEntry, lastEntry),
59 BKException.HANDLER);
60 }
61
62 /**
63 * Read a sequence of entries asynchronously, allowing to read after the LastAddConfirmed range.
64 *
This is the same of
65 * {@link #read(long, long) }
66 * but it lets the client read without checking the local value of LastAddConfirmed, so that it is possibile to
67 * read entries for which the writer has not received the acknowledge yet.

68 * For entries which are within the range 0..LastAddConfirmed BookKeeper guarantees that the writer has successfully
69 * received the acknowledge.

70 * For entries outside that range it is possible that the writer never received the acknowledge
71 * and so there is the risk that the reader is seeing entries before the writer and this could
72 * result in a consistency issue in some cases.

73 * With this method you can even read entries before the LastAddConfirmed and entries after it with one call,
74 * the expected consistency will be as described above for each subrange of ids.
75 *
76 * @param firstEntry
77 * id of first entry of sequence
78 * @param lastEntry
79 * id of last entry of sequence, inclusive
80 * @return an handle to the result of the operation
81 *
82 * @see #readAsync(long, long)
83 * @see #readLastAddConfirmedAsync()
84 */
85 CompletableFuture<LedgerEntries> readUnconfirmedAsync(long firstEntry, long lastEntry);
86
87 /**
88 * Read a sequence of entries synchronously.
89 *
90 * @param firstEntry
91 * id of first entry of sequence
92 * @param lastEntry
93 * id of last entry of sequence, inclusive
94 * @return an handle to the result of the operation
95 *
96 * @see #readUnconfirmedAsync(long, long)
97 */
98 default LedgerEntries readUnconfirmed(long firstEntry, long lastEntry)
99 throws BKException, InterruptedException {
100 return FutureUtils.<LedgerEntries, BKException>result(readUnconfirmedAsync(firstEntry, lastEntry),
101 BKException.HANDLER);
102 }
103
104 /**
105 * Obtains asynchronously the last confirmed write from a quorum of bookies. This
106 * call obtains the the last add confirmed each bookie has received for this ledger
107 * and returns the maximum. If the ledger has been closed, the value returned by this
108 * call may not correspond to the id of the last entry of the ledger, since it reads
109 * the hint of bookies. Consequently, in the case the ledger has been closed, it may
110 * return a different value than getLastAddConfirmed, which returns the local value
111 * of the ledger handle.
112 *
113 * @return an handle to the result of the operation
114 * @see #getLastAddConfirmed()
115 */
116 CompletableFuture<Long> readLastAddConfirmedAsync();
117
118 /**
119 * Obtains asynchronously the last confirmed write from a quorum of bookies.
120 *
121 * @return the result of the operation
122 * @see #readLastAddConfirmedAsync()
123 */
124 default long readLastAddConfirmed() throws BKException, InterruptedException {
125 return FutureUtils.<Long, BKException>result(readLastAddConfirmedAsync(),
126 BKException.HANDLER);
127 }
128
129
130 /**
131 * Obtains asynchronously the last confirmed write from a quorum of bookies
132 * but it doesn't wait all the responses from the quorum. It would callback
133 * immediately if it received a LAC which is larger than current LAC.
134 *
135 * @return an handle to the result of the operation
136 */
137 CompletableFuture<Long> tryReadLastAddConfirmedAsync();
138
139 /**
140 * Obtains asynchronously the last confirmed write from a quorum of bookies
141 * but it doesn't wait all the responses from the quorum.
142 *
143 * @return the result of the operation
144 * @see #tryReadLastAddConfirmedAsync()
145 */
146 default long tryReadLastAddConfirmed() throws BKException, InterruptedException {
147 return FutureUtils.<Long, BKException>result(tryReadLastAddConfirmedAsync(),
148 BKException.HANDLER);
149 }
150
151 /**
152 * Get the last confirmed entry id on this ledger. It reads the local state of the ledger handle,
153 * which is different from the {@link #readLastAddConfirmed()} call.
154 *
155 *
In the case the ledger is not closed and the client is a reader, it is necessary to
156 * call {@link #readLastAddConfirmed()} to obtain a fresh value of last add confirmed entry id.
157 *
158 * @see #readLastAddConfirmed()
159 *
160 * @return the local value for LastAddConfirmed or -1L if no entry has been confirmed.
161 */
162 long getLastAddConfirmed();
163
164 /**
165 * Returns the length of the data written in this ledger so much, in bytes.
166 *
167 * @return the length of the data written in this ledger, in bytes.
168 */
169 long getLength();
170
171 /**
172 * Returns whether the ledger is sealed or not.
173 *
174 *
A ledger is sealed when either the client explicitly closes it ({@link WriteHandle#close()} or
175 * {@link WriteAdvHandle#close()}) or another client explicitly open and recovery it
176 * {@link OpenBuilder#withRecovery(boolean)}.
177 *
178 *
This method only checks the metadata cached locally. The metadata can be not update-to-date because
179 * the metadata notification is delayed.
180 *
181 * @return true if the ledger is sealed, otherwise false.
182 */
183 boolean isClosed();
184
185 /**
186 * Asynchronous read specific entry and the latest last add confirmed.
187 * If the next entryId is less than known last add confirmed, the call will read next entry directly.
188 * If the next entryId is ahead of known last add confirmed, the call will issue a long poll read
189 * to wait for the next entry entryId.
190 *
191 * @param entryId
192 * next entry id to read
193 * @param timeOutInMillis
194 * timeout period to wait for the entry id to be available (for long poll only)
195 * if timeout for get the entry, it will return null entry.
196 * @param parallel
197 * whether to issue the long poll reads in parallel
198 * @return an handle to the result of the operation
199 */
200 CompletableFuture<LastConfirmedAndEntry> readLastAddConfirmedAndEntryAsync(long entryId,
201 long timeOutInMillis,
202 boolean parallel);
203
204 /**
205 * Asynchronous read specific entry and the latest last add confirmed.
206 *
207 * @param entryId
208 * next entry id to read
209 * @param timeOutInMillis
210 * timeout period to wait for the entry id to be available (for long poll only)
211 * if timeout for get the entry, it will return null entry.
212 * @param parallel
213 * whether to issue the long poll reads in parallel
214 * @return the result of the operation
215 * @see #readLastAddConfirmedAndEntry(long, long, boolean)
216 */
217 default LastConfirmedAndEntry readLastAddConfirmedAndEntry(long entryId,
218 long timeOutInMillis,
219 boolean parallel)
220 throws BKException, InterruptedException {
221 return FutureUtils.<LastConfirmedAndEntry, BKException>result(
222 readLastAddConfirmedAndEntryAsync(entryId, timeOutInMillis, parallel),
223 BKException.HANDLER);
224 }
225
226 }


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The Switzerland international was stripped of the club captaincy after swearing and throwing the captain's armband to the ground in reaction to Gunners fans booing him as he was substituted against Crystal Palace late last month.
Xhaka, 27, blamed death threats to his family for his furious response, saying he had reached "boiling point", but Emery said he was training well after playing in both of his country's Euro 2020 qualifiers in the past week.
"He is coming back better in his mind, his mindset is better to help us and to be closer to playing when we need him," said Emery ahead of his side's home match with Southampton on Saturday.
"I spoke to him this morning and we had a very good conversation. He trained very well before the international break and he trained very well this morning."
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Emery gave no guarantee that Xhaka would feature against the Saints.
"We are going to decide tomorrow but I want to do that comeback, give him confidence and make him comfortable," he said. "And when we can connect with our supporters with a good moment and a good performance and being strong with them."
Arsenal, without a win in four Premier League matches, are sixth in the table, eight points behind the top four, but Emery was positive they could narrow the gap.
"Last year we had some experience in reducing the gap against important teams and now that's our objective," said the Spaniard.
"We know it won't take a short time but that's our goal and our challenge now is to reduce the distance, little by little, and starting on Saturday and that match is very important."


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Web Scraper to gather Historical Powerball Lottery Data
January 5, 2019
Introduction
In the previous blog post, we explored the mathematical underpinnings behind the Powerball lottery. We learned that using enumerative combinatorics, we can calculate the number of possible combinations that exist within any given Powerball drawing.
Within this article, we will learn how to build a web scraper using Python that gathers historical winning Powerball Number combinations.
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A Mathematical Understanding of the Powerball Lottery
December 27, 2018
The popular Powerball lottery offered in the United States has in the past years, evolved to accommodate larger payouts due to several iterative adjustments in the game’s structure. The most recent adjustment was set in place for the drawing which occurred on October 7th, 2015. This probabilistic alteration opened the opportunity for players to potentially win payouts in excess of $1 billion.
This post is the first in a series and seeks to understand how to calculate and comprehend the underlying probabilities associated with the Powerball lottery game.


Amy Van Doran, founder of Modern Love Club, is a New York City based matchmaker who cares deeply about her clients’ love lives. When I met Amy, she had a simple handmade site, which did not convey the level of personalized attention that she gives to her clientele, nor did it list all of the services available.
Amy was my first client, and I’ve had an ongoing (code based) relationship with her and her site for the last two years. I approached Amy to build her site as it was an excellent chance for me to learn more about front end development as well as anticipating and meeting needs of small business owners.
After consulting with Amy and her branding team initially, I realized that I didn’t need to store any information, so the best route would be a simple responsive site with the pre-existing, subscription-based MMPro code dropped in neatly for form submissions to an external database.
When rebuilding Modern Love Club it was kept entirely client-side as services such as You Can Book Me and MMPro are effective for scheduling and matchmaking. Notable changes to the site is concise and compartmentalized code thanks to Sass and Compass partials, Bootstrap over Foundation and jQuery functions for extra sparkle on the FAQ page.
The first time I made a website for Amy (seen here), I used Foundation 3 to handle responsive aspects of the site and plugged in the MMPro widget for form submissions. Although a novice project, it was easy to maintain for the next year and a half, and conveyed to Amy's clientele her full range of services and contact methods.
The rebuilt site, thanks to better written code and proper use of tools, is much easier to use on multiple devices as well as much easier to maintain from a developer's standpoint. This project was a good example of improvement over my front end development career, I look forward to more delightful long term clients like Amy.


Choosing an estimator ✓¶
We provide support for five different estimators. Consider the following when choosing between estimators:
Stratified estimator. The stratified estimator is recommended for estimating population parameters from sample data obtained by stratified random sampling. The estimator is expressed as the sum of the means of the simple random samples within strata weighted by stratum weights calculated as relative proportions of the population within strata.
Post-stratified estimator. We recommend the use of a post-stratified estimator when sample data has been collected by simple random or simple systematic designs, and when a stratification has been applied to the study area subsequent to the sampling. Consider the following example: if a systematic sample of field plots has been collected for estimation of forest area, post-stratifying the study area by a forest/non-forest map and using a post-stratified estimator is likely to increase precision in area estimates compared to just simply applying a simple random estimator (i.e. the mean value). Note that the post-stratified estimator is a stratified estimator applied to sample data collected to simple random/systematic designs.
Model-assisted regression estimator. The model-assisted regression estimator is, just as the stratified estimator, recommended for estimating population parameters from sample data collected by stratified random sampling. But while the stratified estimator has been shown to provide more precise estimates when the map and the reference observations represent classes of a categorical variable (such as deforestation, forest, non-forest), model-assisted regression is likely to provide more precise estimates when the sample data contains continuous reference observations such as proportion of forest or proportion of deforestation.
Model-assisted difference estimator. The difference estimator has been used to estimate net forest change when no reference observations or maps of change exist. For example, the difference estimator can be used for estimating the area of forest loss and gain if forest inventory data have been collected of the same area at times 1 and 2, and two forest/non-forest representing conditions at times 1 and 2 exist. The difference estimator require the sample data have been collected by simple random or systematic sampling or stratified random sampling if the sample size is proportionally allocated to strata.
Ratio estimator. If sample data have been collected by stratified random sampling for estimation of area and map accuracy but the strata are different from the map classes, we recommend using a ratio estimator. For example, a sample that was collected by stratified random sampling using version 1 of certain land cover map as stratification, can still be used to estimate the accuracy of an updated map of the same area, if using the ratio estimator.
More information about the use of various estimator for area estimation is provided in: Stehman, S. V. (2013). Estimating area from an accuracy assessment error matrix. Remote Sensing of Environment, 132, 202-211.


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Hi All,
I have a Pi base station that listens and uploads data to Emoncms from an EmonTH which works really well on frequency 433Mhz. I also have a Tx v3 which I had hoped I could measure power usage. Unfortunately, I can't see the output in my inputs tab on Emoncms or on the emonGLCD.
On powering up with an AC-AC Power Supply Adapter, the onboard led on the TX stays on for 5 seconds and then flashes for 5 seconds then flashes once every 10 seconds.
I've checked the broadcast frequency on the Tx is set in the firmware to 433Mhz, the node is set to 10 and the network group at the default 210.
I've used the Arduino serial monitor to see what happens on power up and it finds and reports the external temperature from the wired DS18B20 sensor. It also detects the RFµ328.
Can anyone suggest what to look at next.
Thank you in anticipation.
Mark
Re: EmonTx setup problems
Hi Mark,
Mmm it sounds from the serial output and LED behavior that the emonTx is working fine. Can you see the power values being printed out? At least one CT 3.5mm jack must be connected for the emonTx V3 to work, any 3.5mm jack plugged in will trick it if you dont have a CT to hand. Make sure you hit the reset button one a 3.5mm jack has been inserted.
Re: EmonTx setup problems
Hi Glyn,
I've managed to get the GLCD to show the power. The GLCD was too far away. I have to bring it within 2 metres of the Tx and then it fires into action. I'm assuming the range should be more than that. Could there be some interference or a wiring problem.
If it helps, here's the output, with power, from the serial monitor.
emonTx V3 Discrete Sampling
OpenEnergyMonitor.org
CT 1 Calibration: 90.90
CT 2 Calibration: 90.90
CT 3 Calibration: 90.90
CT 4 Calibration: 16.60
RMS Voltage on AC-AC Adapter input is: ~3V
AC-AC adapter NOT detected - Apparent Power measurements enabled
Assuming VRMS to be 230V
Assuming powering from batteries / 5V USB - power saving mode enabled
CT 1 detected
Detected 1 DS18B20..using this for temperature reading
RFM12B Initiated:
Node: 10 Freq: 433Mhz Network: 210
9974
temperature: 8.10
223
temperature: 8.10
220
Thanks
Mark
Re: EmonTx setup problems
hai i have sum problems in emontx v2. i program in this kit um error come there that is
"avrdude: stk500_getsync(): not in sync: resp=0x00 "
please help me.........
Re: EmonTx setup problems
All looks good from the serial output. Is the emonGLCD also 433mhz? Rang should definitely be greater than that. What are you using antenna wise? Is the antenna 165mm long?
What about the rfm12pi? Are you know receiving data on the Pi?
@vikasha this is a different issue. Sounds like problem with Arduino ide or USB to uart cable. Have you selected uno under board type before uploading? Best start a fresh thread then then hijack this one
Re: EmonTx setup problems
Hi
Yes, all devices have 433 hardware.
Ref: Antenna length
I hadn't considered antenna length. I'm not at home with the kit, but I know that one of the units (Pi, GLCD emonth and tx) has a shorter antenna length than the others. I found these details
433 1/4 wave = 164.7mm
433 1/2 wave = 329.4mm
433 full wave = 692.7mm
868 1/4 wave = 82.2mm
868 1/2 wave = 164.3mm
868 full wave = 345.5mm
I'm pretty sure one of the devices has an 82mm antenna. I'll check and if necessary extend. Should there be a significant improvement if I extend all devices to 692.7mm.
Thanks
Re: EmonTx setup problems
Hi Earl,
You'll want to make both of your antennas 1/4 wave. (although Robin, aka calypso_rae, reports he has better luck with 1/2 wave antennsas) but definitely not full wave. Try got get your measurements as close as possible since even a small error of say 3 or 4 millimeters can affect antenna performance quite a bit.
Regards,
Bill Thomson
Re: EmonTx setup problems
It sounds like the RFM12B on your emonTx V3 might be an 868MHz device. These will still work if programmed for 434MHz but the range is very short. You can check by looking at the capacitor arrowed at the bottom of this photo. If it's missing then you have an 868MHz part...
Re: EmonTx setup problems
Another photo to help identification here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/rfm12b-wireless


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So I've noticed some things about my inner monologue when reading poorly-written prose:
If someone misuses the word 'to' in place of 'too', my internal meter speeds up to accommodate the missing 'o'.
What's up? Oh not to much.
Whenever someone writes in all capital letters, I shout the entire sentence to myself
HEY TEEJAY HOW'S IT GOING? I'M GOOD LOVE AUNT SHERRY
When someone uses the possessive pronoun "your" in place of the contraction "you're," I want to give my eyeballs paper cuts with acid blotter paper.
Boy I bet your glad I took that English class!
And finally, when someone does all three at once, I write blog posts like this one!


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Hyderabad local court orders case to be registered against Akbaruddin Owaisi
Owaisi had in July said RSS was unable to overcome his '15 minutes' remark he made in 2013.
by ANIHyderabad: A court here ordered a case to be registered against All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) MLA Akbaruddin Owaisi for repeating his controversial '15 minute' threat at a meeting in Karimnagar in July this year.
"The Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (ACMM) court, Hyderabad, ordered Saidabad police station to register a case on my complaint against AIMIM MLA Akbaruddin Owaisi, under section 153(A), 153(B) and 506 of the IPC for his controversial comments repeating his '15-Minute' threat at a meeting in Karimnagar and asked to file a report by December 23," Karunasagar, the advocate and petitioner in the case told reporters on Thursday.
Owaisi had earlier in July said the RSS was unable to overcome his "15 minutes" remark he made in the year 2013.
Addressing a gathering in Karimnagar in July, Owaisi had said, "People scare those who get scared easily and are scared of those who know how to scare them. Why do they (RSS) hate me? It is because they have not been able to overcome the '15 minutes' statement made by me."
Bajrang Dal and VHP too had back in July, lodged a police complaint over the statements made by Owaisi in Karimnagar.
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ENTER THE DRAGON A Film Review by Dragan Antulov Copyright Dragan Antulov 1998
When I was growing up in 1970s, boys in my school used to divide into two groups, based on their action movies preferences. The first one, myself included, liked movies that featured spectacular car chases, lots of machinegun fire and huge explosions. The latter one preferred Hong Kong martial arts flicks, probably because they could (or, to be more precise, thought they could) imitate its stunts in the real life. Decades later, while refining my own cinematic taste, I began to appreciate and actually like those movies, probably because of overexposure to shoot-em-up idiocy of 1980s ramboids. Yes, most of the Kung Fu and other "martial arts" flicks were cheap, they had predictable and formulaic plot, and asked very little of production values aside from martial arts skills. But, in the same time, those movies had their own rules and in the hands of capable director could become a terrific guilty pleasure and source of relaxation.
The best of those movies, one that passed the test of time and managed to keep its own cult status after quarter of century was ENTER THE DRAGON. Made in 1973 in a joint Hong Kong - Hollywood venture, it was intended to bring Bruce Lee's skills and Kung Fu philosophy to the Western audience. It succeeded, but it is still debatable whether by its own merit or by the unfortunate and mysterious death of Bruce Lee that immortalised the myth about that actor.
Lee plays a quiet Shaolin monk who is a martial arts expert. He is approached by Interpol official who asks him to join tri-annual martial arts tournament that is held on a remote island, owned and controlled by Han, renegade Shaolin monk. Interpol suspects that the martial arts business is just cover for narcotics, gun-running and prostitution operations and Lee must find the evidence necessary for authorities to intervene. Lee accepts the mission because of personal reasons - O'Harra, Han's brutal bodyguard was responsible for the tragic death of Lee's sister years ago. The island is also destination of two colourful martial arts experts from US - Williams (played by Jim Kelly) is Black activist running from the racist police, and his friend Roper wants to make money in order to pay gambling debts.
The plot of ENTER THE DRAGON was in many ways influenced by James Bond (the 007 franchise itself would return favour by using Kung Fu elements in THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN two years later). The main hero was faced against a power-hungry megalomaniac on a remote island, alone against whole army of bad guys. On the other hand, Lee was more believable hero than Bond; deprived of guns and super-tech gadgets, he had to rely only on his personal skills in order to survive. In the same time, the plot, although extremely thin, allowed him even some internal battles - between the natural instinct to avenge his sister and his own anti-violent philosophy. The latter provided some opportunities to evaluate Lee's acting skills and some new elements to his impressive screen presence.
Although two other main actors - John Saxon being the obligatory good white guy and Jim Kelly being the obligatory black good guy - were intended to share top spot with Lee, they served as nothing more than a comic relief.  Other actors, not including Shih Kien who turns Han into typical, although not very convincing Bondian villain, are nothing more than fist fodder for Bruce Lee (among them is young Jackie Chan).
Fighting scenes are still impressive today as they were 25 years ago, although they mostly lack gore associated with that genre. In many way they are also more realistic (they were personally staged by Lee himself), demanding only a blow or two to incapacitate or kill the opponent. I'm not a martial arts expert nor the martial arts fan, but comparing those scenes with typical scenes today I simply can't avoid to appreciate the difference from today's movie fights when masses of bloody pulp manage to get up from the floor and win in the end.

RATING: 8/10 (+++)
Review written on May 3rd, 1998
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1 Samuel 1:7
And as he did so year by year, when she went up to the house of the LORD, so she provoked her; therefore she wept, and did not eat.


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The African American community did not have anything equal to the white community. For this reason, this was why African Americans had to challenge the system of racism that was put on them against their will. Challenging the school like in the Pettit case was necessary to bring about change and create a more equal society. If not for Pettit and others challenging the school system in Harford County, we may still see segregation to this day. Just because something is made into law does not mean that it can always be enforced. For example, a company can reject a minority applicant because of his/her race but claims the rejection was due to the lack of qualification in the resume. This is what makes racism so dangerous because sometimes you can’t even detect it and that it is a mindset. It is illegal to discriminate against someone based on race, but in this situation, it is difficult to enforce. Racism still exists in this country, and more change needs to happen. The US has made progress to try to bring equal rights for minorities, but as you can see from the George Floyd protests, a lot more still has to be done. Maybe people now don’t see their inherent racist actions, but 100 years from now people will look back at this time and will see flaws that people don’t see right now.