new BboxAlignedText(font, text, fontSize, x, y, pInstance)
Creates a new BboxAlignedText object - a text object that can be drawn with
anchor points based on a tight bounding box around the text.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Argument | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
font |
object | p5.Font object | ||
text |
string | String to display | ||
fontSize |
number |
<optional> |
12 | Font size to use for string |
x |
number |
<optional> |
0 | Initial x location |
y |
number |
<optional> |
0 | Initial y location |
pInstance |
object |
<optional> |
window | Reference to p5 instance, leave blank if sketch is global |
- Source:
Example
var font, bboxText; function preload() { font = loadFont("./assets/Regular.ttf"); } function setup() { createCanvas(400, 600); background(0); bboxText = new BboxAlignedText(font, "Hey!", 30); bboxText.setRotation(PI / 4); bboxText.setAnchor(BboxAlignedText.ALIGN.BOX_CENTER, BboxAlignedText.BASELINE.BOX_CENTER); fill("#00A8EA"); noStroke(); bboxText.draw(width / 2, height / 2); }
Members
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<static, readonly> ALIGN :string
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Vertical alignment values
Type:
- string
- Source:
Properties:
Name Type Default Description BOX_LEFT
string box_left Draw from the left of the bbox BOX_CENTER
string box_center Draw from the center of the bbox BOX_RIGHT
string box_right Draw from the right of the bbox -
<static, readonly> BASELINE :string
-
Baseline alignment values
Type:
- string
- Source:
Properties:
Name Type Default Description BOX_TOP
string box_top Draw from the top of the bbox BOX_CENTER
string box_center Draw from the center of the bbox BOX_BOTTOM
string box_bottom Draw from the bottom of the bbox FONT_CENTER
string font_center Draw from half the height of the font. Specifically the height is calculated as: ascent + descent. ALPHABETIC
string alphabetic Draw from the the normal font baseline
Methods
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draw(x, y, drawBounds)
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Draws the text particle with the specified style parameters. Note: this is going to set the textFont, textSize & rotation before drawing. You should set the color/stroke/fill that you want before drawing. This function will clean up after itself and reset styling back to what it was before it was called.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description x
number <optional>
current x A new x coordinate of text anchor. This will change the text's x position permanently. y
number <optional>
current y A new y coordinate of text anchor. This will change the text's x position permanently. drawBounds
boolean <optional>
false Flag for drawing bounding box - Source:
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getBbox(x, y)
-
Get the bounding box when the text is placed at the specified coordinates. Note: this is the unrotated bounding box! TODO: Fix this.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description x
number <optional>
current x A new x coordinate of text anchor. This will change the text's x position permanently. y
number <optional>
current y A new y coordinate of text anchor. This will change the text's x position permanently. - Source:
Returns:
Returns an object with properties: x, y, w, h- Type
- object
-
getPInstance()
-
Get rotation of text
- Source:
Returns:
Instance of p5 that is being used for drawing- Type
- object
-
getPosition()
-
Get the text position
- Source:
Returns:
Returns an object with properties: x, y- Type
- object
-
getRotation()
-
Get rotation of text
- Source:
Returns:
Rotation in radians- Type
- number
-
getTextPoints(x, y, options)
-
Get an array of points that follow along the text path. This will take into consideration the current alignment settings. Note: this is a thin wrapper around a p5 method and doesn't handle unrotated text! TODO: Fix this.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description x
number <optional>
current x A new x coordinate of text anchor. This will change the text's x position permanently. y
number <optional>
current y A new y coordinate of text anchor. This will change the text's x position permanently. options
object <optional>
An object that can have: - sampleFactor: ratio of path-length to number of samples (default=0.25). Higher values yield morepoints and are therefore more precise. - simplifyThreshold: if set to a non-zero value, collinear points will be removed. The value represents the threshold angle to use when determining whether two edges are collinear. - Source:
Returns:
An array of points, each with x, y & alpha (the path angle)- Type
- array
-
setAnchor(hAlign, vAlign, updatePosition)
-
Set anchor point for text (horizonal and vertical alignment) relative to bounding box
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description hAlign
string <optional>
CENTER Horizonal alignment vAlign
string <optional>
CENTER Vertical baseline updatePosition
boolean <optional>
false If set to true, the position of the the text will be shifted so that the text will be drawn in the same place it was before calling setAnchor. - Source:
Returns:
Useful for chaining- Type
- this
-
setPInstance(p)
-
Set the p instance that is used for drawing
Parameters:
Name Type Description p
object Instance of p5 for drawing. This is only needed when using an offscreen renderer or when using p5 in instance mode. - Source:
Returns:
Useful for chaining- Type
- this
-
setPosition(x, x)
-
Set the text position
Parameters:
Name Type Description x
number X position x
number Y position - Source:
Returns:
Useful for chaining- Type
- this
-
setRotation(angle)
-
Set rotation of text
Parameters:
Name Type Description angle
number Rotation in radians - Source:
Returns:
Useful for chaining- Type
- this
-
setText(string)
-
Set current text
Parameters:
Name Type Description string
string Text string to display - Source:
Returns:
Useful for chaining- Type
- this
-
setTextSize(fontSize)
-
Set current text size
Parameters:
Name Type Description fontSize
number Text size - Source:
Returns:
Useful for chaining- Type
- this


Tue Mar 8, 2011
I think I’ll give Posterous a try. Seems like an easy way to blog from anywhere. Who knows, I may actually keep this going if it goes well. Microblogging seems the way to go these days. I checked out Tumblr, but I’m liking Posterous better so far. Of course, I still have my regular blog on wordbit.com, but Wordpress is not as easy to update on the fly. Besides, I really need something more personal.


[gecode-users] Unexpected propagation/search behaviour
Lars Otten
ottenl at student.chalmers.se
Fri Feb 3 01:39:07 CET 2006
Hi,
On 01/25/06 13:36, Christian Schulte wrote:
> I meant to simplify your program to find the fault. Maybe try to
> incrementally go for the solution you want to obtain in the end (just
> remebering for some propagators but not for all, maybe exclude element?).
I did as you suggested and was thereby able to determine the 'critical'
part. As soon as I do not perform the 'remembering' for the first of the two
element propagators posted in each run of Tunneling::propagate(Space*) I get
the different behaviour mentioned before.
In other words, reposting the element propagators for the IntVarArray suc
makes the program find a solution rather quickly, not reposting those makes
the program run 'forever' (i.e. more than a few minutes, at which point I
aborted).
I also added some diagnostic output to the constructors and destructors of
the element propagator and as expected the two versions start out the same.
Just after the first few element propagators being posted the
non-remembering version posts the constraints for some indices over and over
again whereas the remembering version doesn't...
Any more ideas about this? I am really at a loss here...
/Lars
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Graphical User Interface
Academy
Tournament Players Game Libraries
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where the nasty stuff really happens...
:-) Game game // what game are we talking about Player[] players // the set of players Tournament tournament // what kind of tournament are we using Selection selector // how player generations are created |
| //
define a set of contests (e.g., round-robin, pools, Swiss
system, // direct elimination... Arena arena // to which arena this tournament belongs Result[][] results // the actual table of results start() // reset and start 1st contest report() // report last contest to ACADEMY next() // start next contest pause() // pause tournament continue() // continue tournament toString() // actual tournament state in a string |
| // a specific game
contest between two players Tournament tournament // to which tournament it belongs Player player1 Player player2 bool nextPlayer // TRUE = Player1, FALSE = Player2 Board[] positions Board getPos( n ) // returns
nth position (relative position, if n<0) |
| Arena
arena // to which arena this
selection belongs Player[] reset() // create a new set of players Player[] next( Result[][] results) // evolve a new generation |
| int
id string type // the player's type string name // the player's name (e.g., White, Black, Left, ...) abstract Board nextMove() |
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string name Game game // which game are we talking Tactic[] features // the feature set defining the evaluation function float[] weights // the relevance of each feature search() // the search game tree algorithm (alpha-beta, ...) analyze() // optimize strategy (if analysis is available) learn() // optimize strategy (if learning is available) |
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string name |
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add(
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Inheritance
MetaClient.Builder
Assembly: MetaClient.dll
public sealed class Builder
Properties
The name of the current application. In some cases this will be used to activate certains modes or
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to indicate that the application name is unimportant.
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[CanBeNull]
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Property Value
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[CanBeNull]
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Declaration
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Property Value
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Property Value
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. android
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Declaration
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{
[NotNull]
get;
[CanBeNull]
set;
}
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Declaration
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The parent frame number. For |
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Other arguments to be passed to |
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A successful response is indicated by HTTP status code 200 and may contain an optional body. If the response has a body it will be documented under each resource below.
Unless otherwise stated, errors to bad requests will respond with HTTP 4xx or status codes.
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|---|---|
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| 401 | Unauthorized – Invalid API Key |
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We throttle public endpoints by IP: 60 requests per minute. When a rate limit is exceeded, a status of 429 Too Many Requests will be returned.
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GET /trade
| Field | Description |
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| results | Dictionary of trade results |
| exchange | Crypto Market Exchange |
| trading_pair | Cryptovurrency Trading Pair |
| p_time | Prediction Start Time (PST) |
| period | Prediction Time Window |
| prediction | Prediction for Price Direction |
Information about the latest arbitrage opportunities.
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| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| results | Dictionary of arbitrage results |
| exchange_1 | First Crypto Market Exchange |
| exchange_2 | Second Crypto Market Exchange |
| trading_pair | Cryptovurrency Trading Pair |
| p_time | Prediction Start Time (PST) |
| prediction | Arbitrage Prediction Opportunity |


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node.js integration with Bitwig Studio via OSC4Bitwig
Prerequisites
You will need to have OSC4Bitwig installed and running. Please see this page for instructions:
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Usage
Basic usage is as follows:
// load OSC4Bitwig class
var OSC4Bitwig = require('osc4bitwig');
// create new instance of OSC4Bitwig, starts OSC listener
var bitwig = new OSC4Bitwig({debug: true});
// trigger play on the transport
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Reference
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Using the REPL
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To Bitwig: /play, 1
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Contains m variable inductors (Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Basic.VariableInductor)
It is required that each L_Port.signal ≥ 0, otherwise an
assertion is raised. To avoid a variable index system,
L = Lmin, if 0 ≤ L_Port.signal < Lmin, where Lmin is a parameter
with default value Modelica.Constants.eps.


Gas
public struct Gas
An object that represents a scuba diving breathing gas.
Since
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Percentage of oxygen in gas blend.
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var percentOxygen: Double { get }
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Percentage of nitrogen in gas blend.
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var percentNitrogen: Double { get }
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Percentage of helium in gas blend, not currently available though any initializers.
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var percentHelium: Double { get }
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Percentage of contaminant gases in gas blend
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var percentContaminantGases: Double { get }
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Percentage of trace gases in gas blend
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Swift
private(set) public var percentTraceGases: Double { get }
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Current absolute pressure on gas.
Declaration
Swift
public var pressure: Double
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Current fractional volume of gas.
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Swift
public var fractionVolume: Double
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Current density of gas.
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public var density: Double
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A
PartialPressure
object that holds the current partial pressures of the gases constituent gas.Declaration
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public var partialPressure: PartialPressure { get }
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Property that holds a String representing a contaminant and Double representing percentage of the contaminant
Declaration
Swift
private(set) public var contaminants: [String : Double] { get }
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A Boolean value indicating whether the gas has any gaseous contaminants.
Declaration
Swift
public var isContaminated: Bool { get }
-
Sets contaminant and its percentage.
Since
1.0
Declaration
Swift
public mutating func setContaminants(_ contaminants: [String : Double]) throws
Parameters
contaminants
[String: Double] where String represents a contaminant and Double represents percentage of the contaminant.
-
A Boolean value indicating whether the gas contains a percentage of oxygen high that 20.9%.
Declaration
Swift
public var isEnrichedAir: Bool { get }
-
Calculates what the effective percentage of a component gas when breathed at a pressure greater than surface pressure.

Return Value
Double representing the effective percentage of a component gas when breathed at a pressure greater than surface pressure.
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A singleton gas object representing compressed air.
Since
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Swift
public static var air: Gas { get }
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A singleton gas object representing enriched air blend of a specified percentage of oxygen.
Since
1.0
Declaration
Swift
public static func enrichedAir(_ percentOxygen: Double) throws -> Gas
Parameters
percentOxygen
Double representing the percentage of oxygen in gad blend, value must be a positive number less than 100.
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Initializes a
Gas
object.Since
1.0
Declaration
Swift
public init( percentOxygen: Double, percentNitrogen: Double, percentTraceGases: Double = 0, percentContaminantGases: Double = 0) throws
Parameters
percentOxygen
Double representing the percentage of oxygen in the gas blend, the value must be a positive number less than 100.
percentNitrogen
Double representing the percentage of nitrogen in the gas blend, the value must be a positive number less than 100.
percentContaminantGases
Double representing the percentage of contaminant gases in the gas blend, the value must be a positive number less than 100.
percentTraceGases
Double representing the percentage of trace gases in the gas blend, the value must be a positive number less than 100.


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and meat from the famous Jamie Wickens @ 'The Ship' in Winchelsea...
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We source our coffee beans from 'Smallbatch' roastery based in Brighton.
You can come and hang out by the lake, where you can drink in the view of the ancient town of Rye overlooking the water. Or you can get active and take a paddle board or windsurfer out to work up an apetite for lunch.


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public abstract class AggregationBuilder extends java.lang.Object implements NamedWriteable, ToXContentFragment, BaseAggregationBuilder
Aggregator
of a specific type.| 限定符和类型 | 类和说明 |
|---|---|
static class |
AggregationBuilder.CommonFields
Common xcontent fields shared among aggregator builders
|
Writeable.Reader<V>, Writeable.Writer<V>
ToXContent.DelegatingMapParams, ToXContent.MapParams, ToXContent.Params
| 限定符和类型 | 字段和说明 |
|---|---|
protected AggregatorFactories.Builder |
factoriesBuilder |
protected java.lang.String |
name |
EMPTY_PARAMS
| 限定符 | 构造器和说明 |
|---|---|
protected |
AggregationBuilder(java.lang.String name)
Constructs a new aggregation builder.
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| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
protected abstract AggregatorFactory<?> |
build(SearchContext context,
AggregatorFactory<?> parent)
Internal: build an
AggregatorFactory based on the configuration of this builder. |
protected AggregationBuilder |
doRewrite(QueryRewriteContext queryShardContext)
Rewrites this aggregation builder into its primitive form.
|
abstract java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> |
getMetaData()
Return any associated metadata with this
AggregationBuilder . |
java.lang.String |
getName()
Return this aggregation's name.
|
java.util.List<PipelineAggregationBuilder> |
getPipelineAggregations()
Return the configured set of pipeline aggregations
|
java.util.List<AggregationBuilder> |
getSubAggregations()
Return the configured set of subaggregations
|
AggregationBuilder |
rewrite(QueryRewriteContext context) |
abstract AggregationBuilder |
setMetaData(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> metaData)
Associate metadata with this
AggregationBuilder . |
abstract AggregationBuilder |
subAggregation(AggregationBuilder aggregation)
Add a sub aggregation to this builder.
|
abstract AggregationBuilder |
subAggregation(PipelineAggregationBuilder aggregation)
Add a sub aggregation to this builder.
|
abstract AggregationBuilder |
subAggregations(AggregatorFactories.Builder subFactories)
Internal: Registers sub-factories with this factory.
|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
getWriteableName
isFragment
toXContent
getType
protected final java.lang.String name
protected AggregatorFactories.Builder factoriesBuilder
protected AggregationBuilder(java.lang.String name)
name
- The aggregation namepublic java.lang.String getName()
protected abstract AggregatorFactory<?> build(SearchContext context, AggregatorFactory<?> parent) throws java.io.IOException
AggregatorFactory
based on the configuration of this builder.java.io.IOException
public abstract AggregationBuilder setMetaData(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> metaData)
AggregationBuilder
.setMetaData
在接口中 BaseAggregationBuilder
public abstract java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> getMetaData()
AggregationBuilder
.public abstract AggregationBuilder subAggregation(AggregationBuilder aggregation)
public abstract AggregationBuilder subAggregation(PipelineAggregationBuilder aggregation)
public java.util.List<AggregationBuilder> getSubAggregations()
public java.util.List<PipelineAggregationBuilder> getPipelineAggregations()
public abstract AggregationBuilder subAggregations(AggregatorFactories.Builder subFactories)
AggregatorFactories.parseAggregators(XContentParser)
.subAggregations
在接口中 BaseAggregationBuilder
subFactories
- The sub-factoriespublic final AggregationBuilder rewrite(QueryRewriteContext context) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
protected AggregationBuilder doRewrite(QueryRewriteContext queryShardContext) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
在类中 java.lang.Object


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Ghost => Github author: display_name: ian login: ian email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://iancwill.com/blog author_login: ian author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://iancwill.com/blog wordpress_id: 154 wordpress_url: http://iancwill.com/blog/?p=154 date: '2013-12-25 20:41:47 -0700' date_gmt: '2013-12-26 01:41:47 -0700' ---
Ghost (https://ghost.org/) is a new blogging system that is exciting in its simplicity. I've started using it to jot down my thought process while working through development problems. No other note taking platform I've found lets you combine text, code snippets, and images in the same document with so little friction. Also, the notes are easily shared with coworkers. It helps that it looks beautiful out of the box. I'm much more likely consistently use beautiful tools.
Furthermore, a Ghost blog can be easily re-published as a Github page. I've set up mine on our internal Github Enterprise server so other members of my team can access my thought process. I found a tiny python project called Buster (http://blog.axitkhurana.com/introducing-buster/). Buster is basically a wrapper around wget and git. It calls
wget --recursive --convert-links --page-requisites --no-parent --directory-prefix=static --no-host-directories http://localhost:2368
and then lets you push those pages to an appropriately named github repository & branch.
At first I thought buster was incompatible with pages that have leading paths. The generated index.html looked on the root folder for assets, e.g. /assets/css/screen.css. This would work with personal pages, which get their own username.github.io URL, but project pages are not situated at the root, but at github-server/pages/group/project, so the resources have the wrong relative path.
But after looking through the issues pages on the buster Github repository, it appears that the --convert-links
argument to wget was a recent addition which wasn't included in the buster version that I installed with pip. This extra argument solved the absolute path problem. In the end, as light as buster is, it seems like an unnecessary wrapper. A simple shell script seems like an even easier solution to mirroring my ghost repository.
cd ~/src/blog
wget --recursive --convert-links --page-requisites --no-parent --no-host-directories http://localhost:2368
git add -A
git commit -m "updates"
git push origin gh-pages
(gist)


Class exports.Long
Defined in: long.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
|
exports.Long(low, high)
Constructs a 64-bit two's-complement integer, given its low and high 32-bit
values as *signed* integers.
|
| Field Attributes | Field Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
exports.Long.MAX_VALUE
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| <static> |
exports.Long.MIN_VALUE
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| <static> |
exports.Long.NEG_ONE
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| <static> |
exports.Long.ONE
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| <static> |
exports.Long.ZERO
|
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
|
add(other)
Returns the sum of this and the given exports.Long.
|
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and(other)
Returns the bitwise-AND of this exports.Long and the given one.
|
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|
compare(other)
Compares this exports.Long with the given one.
|
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|
div(other)
Returns this exports.Long divided by the given one.
|
|
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equals(other)
|
|
| <static> |
exports.Long.fromBits(lowBits, highBits)
Returns a exports.Long representing the 64-bit integer that comes by concatenating
the given high and low bits.
|
| <static> |
exports.Long.fromInt(value)
Returns a exports.Long representing the given (32-bit) integer value.
|
| <static> |
exports.Long.fromNumber(value)
Returns a exports.Long representing the given value, provided that it is a finite
number.
|
| <static> |
exports.Long.fromString(str, opt_radix)
Returns a exports.Long representation of the given string, written using the given
radix.
|
|
greaterThan(other)
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greaterThanOrEqual(other)
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isOdd()
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isZero()
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lessThan(other)
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lessThanOrEqual(other)
|
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|
modulo(other)
Returns this exports.Long modulo the given one.
|
|
|
multiply(other)
Returns the product of this and the given long.
|
|
|
negate()
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not()
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notEquals(other)
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or(other)
Returns the bitwise-OR of this exports.Long and the given one.
|
|
|
shiftLeft(numBits)
Returns this exports.Long with bits shifted to the left by the given amount.
|
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|
shiftRight(numBits)
Returns this exports.Long with bits shifted to the right by the given amount.
|
|
|
shiftRightUnsigned(numBits)
Returns this exports.Long with bits shifted to the right by the given amount, with
the new top bits matching the current sign bit.
|
|
|
subtract(other)
Returns the difference of this and the given exports.Long.
|
|
|
toInt()
|
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toNumber()
|
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toString(opt_radix)
|
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|
xor(other)
Returns the bitwise-XOR of this exports.Long and the given one.
|
Class Detail
exports.Long(low, high)
Constructs a 64-bit two's-complement integer, given its low and high 32-bit
values as *signed* integers. See the from* functions below for more
convenient ways of constructing exports.Longs.
The internal representation of a long is the two given signed, 32-bit values.
We use 32-bit pieces because these are the size of integers on which
Javascript performs bit-operations. For operations like addition and
multiplication, we split each number into 16-bit pieces, which can easily be
multiplied within Javascript's floating-point representation without overflow
or change in sign.
In the algorithms below, we frequently reduce the negative case to the
positive case by negating the input(s) and then post-processing the result.
Note that we must ALWAYS check specially whether those values are MIN_VALUE
(-2^63) because -MIN_VALUE == MIN_VALUE (since 2^63 cannot be represented as
a positive number, it overflows back into a negative). Not handling this
case would often result in infinite recursion.
- Parameters:
- {number} low
- The low (signed) 32 bits of the long.
- {number} high
- The high (signed) 32 bits of the long.
Field Detail
<static>
exports.Long.MAX_VALUE
<static>
exports.Long.MIN_VALUE
<static>
exports.Long.NEG_ONE
<static>
exports.Long.ONE
<static>
exports.Long.ZERO
Method Detail
{exports.Long}
add(other)
Returns the sum of this and the given exports.Long.
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to add to this one.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The sum of this and the given exports.Long.
{exports.Long}
and(other)
Returns the bitwise-AND of this exports.Long and the given one.
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- The exports.Long with which to AND.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The bitwise-AND of this and the other.
{number}
compare(other)
Compares this exports.Long with the given one.
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to compare against.
- Returns:
- {number} 0 if they are the same, 1 if the this is greater, and -1 if the given one is greater.
{exports.Long}
div(other)
Returns this exports.Long divided by the given one.
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long by which to divide.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} This exports.Long divided by the given one.
{boolean}
equals(other)
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to compare against.
- Returns:
- {boolean} Whether this exports.Long equals the other.
<static>
{exports.Long}
exports.Long.fromBits(lowBits, highBits)
Returns a exports.Long representing the 64-bit integer that comes by concatenating
the given high and low bits. Each is assumed to use 32 bits.
- Parameters:
- {number} lowBits
- The low 32-bits.
- {number} highBits
- The high 32-bits.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The corresponding exports.Long value.
<static>
{exports.Long}
exports.Long.fromInt(value)
Returns a exports.Long representing the given (32-bit) integer value.
- Parameters:
- {number} value
- The 32-bit integer in question.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The corresponding exports.Long value.
<static>
{exports.Long}
exports.Long.fromNumber(value)
Returns a exports.Long representing the given value, provided that it is a finite
number. Otherwise, zero is returned.
- Parameters:
- {number} value
- The number in question.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The corresponding exports.Long value.
<static>
{exports.Long}
exports.Long.fromString(str, opt_radix)
Returns a exports.Long representation of the given string, written using the given
radix.
- Parameters:
- {string} str
- The textual representation of the exports.Long.
- {number} opt_radix
- The radix in which the text is written.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The corresponding exports.Long value.
{number}
getHighBits()
- Returns:
- {number} The high 32-bits as a signed value.
{number}
getLowBits()
- Returns:
- {number} The low 32-bits as a signed value.
{number}
getLowBitsUnsigned()
- Returns:
- {number} The low 32-bits as an unsigned value.
{number}
getNumBitsAbs()
- Returns:
- {number} Returns the number of bits needed to represent the absolute value of this exports.Long.
{boolean}
greaterThan(other)
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to compare against.
- Returns:
- {boolean} Whether this exports.Long is greater than the other.
{boolean}
greaterThanOrEqual(other)
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to compare against.
- Returns:
- {boolean} Whether this exports.Long is greater than or equal to the other.
{boolean}
isNegative()
- Returns:
- {boolean} Whether this value is negative.
{boolean}
isOdd()
- Returns:
- {boolean} Whether this value is odd.
{boolean}
isZero()
- Returns:
- {boolean} Whether this value is zero.
{boolean}
lessThan(other)
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to compare against.
- Returns:
- {boolean} Whether this exports.Long is less than the other.
{boolean}
lessThanOrEqual(other)
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to compare against.
- Returns:
- {boolean} Whether this exports.Long is less than or equal to the other.
{exports.Long}
modulo(other)
Returns this exports.Long modulo the given one.
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long by which to mod.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} This exports.Long modulo the given one.
{exports.Long}
multiply(other)
Returns the product of this and the given long.
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to multiply with this.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The product of this and the other.
{exports.Long}
negate()
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The negation of this value.
{exports.Long}
not()
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The bitwise-NOT of this value.
{boolean}
notEquals(other)
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to compare against.
- Returns:
- {boolean} Whether this exports.Long does not equal the other.
{exports.Long}
or(other)
Returns the bitwise-OR of this exports.Long and the given one.
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- The exports.Long with which to OR.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The bitwise-OR of this and the other.
{exports.Long}
shiftLeft(numBits)
Returns this exports.Long with bits shifted to the left by the given amount.
- Parameters:
- {number} numBits
- The number of bits by which to shift.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} This shifted to the left by the given amount.
{exports.Long}
shiftRight(numBits)
Returns this exports.Long with bits shifted to the right by the given amount.
- Parameters:
- {number} numBits
- The number of bits by which to shift.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} This shifted to the right by the given amount.
{exports.Long}
shiftRightUnsigned(numBits)
Returns this exports.Long with bits shifted to the right by the given amount, with
the new top bits matching the current sign bit.
- Parameters:
- {number} numBits
- The number of bits by which to shift.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} This shifted to the right by the given amount, with zeros placed into the new leading bits.
{exports.Long}
subtract(other)
Returns the difference of this and the given exports.Long.
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- exports.Long to subtract from this.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The difference of this and the given exports.Long.
{number}
toInt()
- Returns:
- {number} The value, assuming it is a 32-bit integer.
{number}
toNumber()
- Returns:
- {number} The closest floating-point representation to this value.
{string}
toString(opt_radix)
- Parameters:
- {number} opt_radix
- The radix in which the text should be written.
- Returns:
- {string} The textual representation of this value.
{exports.Long}
xor(other)
Returns the bitwise-XOR of this exports.Long and the given one.
- Parameters:
- {exports.Long} other
- The exports.Long with which to XOR.
- Returns:
- {exports.Long} The bitwise-XOR of this and the other.


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These are the projects have been working on and thier links
They include:
In this its only deals with the various clothes design and their names, mostly it gives a short description on clothe type and the materials uesd to make
This page entail two variable things, these are my first web page and my favorite things. My favorite things is all about the things i like doing during my leisure
This are few things about me and my background
Being the second born of four have been much committed to my studies to achieve my career goals and opportunities my education background is that i did my KCPE and passed well, i joined my secondary school and also i manage to get a good grade in KCSE at sagegi schoo
On job matters i dont have any experience since have never been employed to any of the companies or any job place/work place and any into any other opportunities as per now
The main reason why i made my choice to do programming is that it has been my career to study programming and become among the word best problem solver in computer programming and come up with variours solutions in every problem
This are my hobbies
My skills are now am able to create and developgg my own web page using defferent technics have able to learn so far
Am now interested in developing new ideas and to have some reaserch on how web page is developed or created and learn new concepts from in web page


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By default, Spry data sets use the HTTP GET method to retrieve XML data. The data set can also retrieve data using the HTTP POST method, by specifying additional constructor options, as follows:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" /> <title>Dynamic Region Example</title> <script type="text/javascript" src="../../includes/xpath.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="../../includes/SpryData.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> var dsPhotos = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("/photos.php", "/gallery/photos/photo", { method: "POST", postData: "galleryid=2000&offset=20&limit=10", headers: { "Content-Type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8" } }); </script> </head> . . . <body> </body> </html>
If you use the POST method, but don’t specify a content type, the default content type is set to "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8".
The following table shows the HTTP-related constructor options that you can specify.
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The HTTP method to use when fetching the XML data. Must be the string "GET" or "POST". |
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postData |
Can be a string containing URL encode form arguments or any value supported by the XMLHttpRequest object. If a "Content-Type" header is not specified in conjunction with the postData option, the "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8" content type is used. |
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username |
The server username to use when accessing the XML data. |
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password |
The password to use in conjunction with username when accessing the XML data. |
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headers |
An object or associative array that uses the HTTP request field name as its property and key to store values. |


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Here is my PSA for the week. In the last couple weeks I have gotten 5 messages from random people (folks I no longer communicate with on skype but was connected to at some point:and most of them in infosec) with links that look like this:
If you receive a message like that, don’t click the link. Delete the message. Find an alternate form of communication with whomever sent you the message – email, phone, text, facebook, twitter dm or something and let them know that they suck at passwords and need to change their password for Skype, specifically. And if they are naïve enough to use the same password somewhere else, change that as well.
The majority of these appear to have the link baidu.com but I have seen others as well. If your skype account sends me this message, I will likely just remove you from my skype contacts. There also appear to be a rash of these in information security right now. So be extra vigilant.
For my conspiracy theory level infosec friends, yes I know and please do not ask me why I still use skype sometimes.
Have a safe day!!!!!


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The survey also reveals that apprenticeships are not just helping employers to build a loyal, skilled workforce, but also enabling them to attract and win new business. Over three quarters (76%) of apprentice employers polled say they actively promote their apprenticeship credentials when pitching for new business or talking about their company, with just under 40% saying it is a key element of their pitch.
The research also shows that taking on apprentices marks businesses out from the crowd, with a third saying that by taking on apprentices they have been able to differentiate themselves from their competitors.
The study went on to reveal the impact that apprenticeships have on organisations’ wider supply chains. A third of all the employers questioned said they would be more likely to choose a supplier or partner if they offered apprenticeships. And 35% of apprentice employers say they actively advocate apprentice recruitment through their supply chain.
Top 100 Apprenticeship Employer Blue Moon Creative agrees with the findings. Michael Taite, Managing Director at the branding and design agency said:
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Redshift Research Ltd surveyed 555 decision makers in organisations with 2 or more staff in England. The fieldwork was conducted online between 4 March and 13 March 2015. Redshift Research Ltd is a member of the Market Research Society Company Partner Scheme.
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Linked Jazz 52nd Street is a crowdsourcing tool that functions as an essential part of the overall Linked Jazz project. Linked Jazz 52nd Street invites users to select the type of relationship shared by jazz musicians based on short excerpts of interview transcripts pulled from jazz history archives. The relationships that users choose contribute to the Linked Open Data semantics on these jazz musicians.
How exactly does that work? User contributions to Linked Jazz 52nd Street fill in the blanks for computers. Before a user chooses a relationship, the computer only knows that Musician A and Musician B have some sort of relationship. Using the Linked Jazz 52nd Street interface, users can tell the computer that Musician A was the mentor of Musician B, that Musician C has met Musician D, and that Musician X toured with Musician Y. These relationships are then translated into Linked Open Data readable by computers, which can then be manipulated to visualize the jazz community network. Each choice that a user makes thus contributes to a richer and more sophisticated understanding of the complex relationships within the jazz community.
This is a prototype tool under active development, if you have any comments or ideas we would
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| AdjustedVariationMarginDynamics |
AdjustedVariationMarginDynamics builds the Dynamics of the Sparse Path Adjusted Variation Margin.
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| AdjustedVariationMarginEstimate |
AdjustedVariationMarginEstimate holds the Sparse Path Adjusted Variation Margin and the Daily Trade Flows.
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| AdjustedVariationMarginEstimator |
AdjustedVariationMarginEstimator coordinates the Generation of the Path-specific Trade Payment Adjusted
Variation Margin Flows.
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| AndersenPykhtinSokolEnsemble |
AndersenPykhtinSokolEnsemble adjusts the Variation Margin, computes Path-wise Local Volatility, and
eventually estimates the Path-wise Unadjusted Variation Margin across the Suite of Simulated Paths.
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| AndersenPykhtinSokolPath |
AndersenPykhtinSokolPath holds the holds the Sparse Path Adjusted/Unadjusted Exposures along with Dense
Trade Payments.
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AndersenPykhtinSokolTrajectory holds the per-Path Variation Margin Trajectory and theTrade Flow Array.
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| VariationMarginEstimateVertex |
VariationMarginEstimateVertex holds the Sparse Date Unadjusted and Adjusted Variation Margin Estimates.
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The expresso sensor system is designed for performing automated, realtime, multi-channel fly capillary feeding assays. The expresso sensor bank consists of five independent feeding channels. Each feeding channel has its own glass feeding capillary which sits along a linear array optical sensor. A micro-controller samples the data from the optical sensor and detects the liquid food level in the capillary. Custom data acquisition software records the time vs liquid level for one or more sensor banks.


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Hopkins stars as Houston Texans edge out Indianapolis Colts
Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson found Hopkins with touchdown passes of 35 and 30 yards.
DeAndre Hopkins hauled in two touchdown passes as Houston Texans edged out Indianapolis Colts 20-17 to move into first place in the AFC South on Thursday night.
Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson found Hopkins with touchdown passes of 35 and 30 yards as Houston engineered a come-from-behind win to move to 7-4.
Colts running back Jonathan Williams ran in from 13 yards to score Indianapolis’ second rushing touchdown of the night and put them 17-10 up midway through the third quarter.
But after Ka’imi Fairbairn’s 35-yard field goal cut the gap, Watson launched one into the end zone where Hopkins hauled it in for the game-winning score.
Watson finished the night 19-of-30 for 298 yards and two touchdowns with one interception. Six of those catches went to Hopkins, who had 94 yards, while Will Fuller had seven catches for 140 yards.


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appConfig: config.FrontendAppConfig,
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MORDECAI AND LOUISA BELLE BEGIN IN A LOG CABIN
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He was twenty-one and Louisa Bell was eighteen when they
started their life together on the last day of August 1891. Relatives and members of both of their families
had helped to clean, furnish, and repair the old log cabin. They also built a
new outhouse just up the hill a short distance from the cabin. The cabin was
located in the southeast corner of As a child Louisa had heard stories of her older relatives building and living in log cabins. She was excited about living in this cabin as her new home. The front door opened into the main living area. On the right was room for several chairs in front of the fireplace. There was a cupboard for dishes and a small eating table. Nearly all food preparation was done on this table. There was a dry sink in the back corner. A porcelain bucket was used to carry water from a hillside spring. As water was used in the sink it drained into another bucket underneath which was later carried out and tossed or used to water her garden. |
The Newlyweds The bedroom was just left of the front door.
There were several hanging pegs behind the
door. A new walnut bed, made by Mordecai s uncle, had been placed here as a wedding present from some of the relatives. There was a matching washstand with three drawers and small door for a commode. On the washstand was another present, a new washbowl and pitcher set. The pitcher contained enough water for bathing, done while standing on a towel and using the bowl as a sink.
Washing clothing was an outside activity.  Rub cullords,
but don't bile just rench AND starch.
7. take white things out of kettle with broom stick handle, then
rench, blew and starch
8. spread tee towels on " grass
9. hang old rags on fence
10. pore rench water on flower beds
11. scrub porch with hot soapy water
12. turn tubs upside down
13. go put on clean dress smooth hair with side- combs - brew a cup
of tea - set and rest and rock a spell and count blessins!
The young couple s firstborn was
a daughter, born
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located in the southeast corner of After much discussion about appropriate twin names, they
chose Rodney and Roger. For Rodney's middle name she chose her mother's maiden
name of Johnson. For Roger, Mordecai choose The beginning relationships were being established. Mildred was becoming mother's helper, and being oldest she was the leader of the threesome. |
Roger and Rodney 1897
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The three red-headed children spent much time soaring into the world of make believe. The twins were developing that special relationship that would last as long as they both were living. Both parents believed, "spare the rod spoil the child." Rules were to be obeyed. I personally experienced this parental attitude toward discipline during my own younger years. The story has been handed down that MH |
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walked five miles to the school where he Mildred Elvira, Rodney, Roger Warner
taught for fifteen dollars a week. In the winter About 1899
he often entered the cold building and looked in the heating stove for a glowing ember. If none was found he would strike a piece of flint with an iron bar and nurse the sparks into a small flame. Then he built a wood fire in the stove to warm the room for his students and removed the ashes from yesterday s fire. We know that he was saving as much as he could to build a house on the good bottom land the Gilmore s had offered to the young couple.
Warners as Builders
Several generations of Warners were capable of erecting
buildings to meet the many demands. The first Mordecai's father, Aseph (11) had
married Ruth Ellicott in 1781. The Ellicotts had been engaged in the building
of many of the flour and sawmills in eastern
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