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#include "BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btCollisionWorld.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btCollisionObject.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btBoxShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btSphereShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btCapsuleShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btCylinderShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btConeShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btStaticPlaneShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btConvexHullShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btTriangleMesh.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btConvexTriangleMeshShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btBvhTriangleMeshShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btScaledBvhTriangleMeshShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btTriangleMeshShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btTriangleIndexVertexArray.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btCompoundShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btTetrahedronShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btEmptyShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btMultiSphereShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btUniformScalingShape.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btSphereSphereCollisionAlgorithm.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btDefaultCollisionConfiguration.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btCollisionDispatcher.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btSimpleBroadphase.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btAxisSweep3.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btDbvtBroadphase.h"
#include "LinearMath/btQuaternion.h"
#include "LinearMath/btTransform.h"
#include "LinearMath/btDefaultMotionState.h"
#include "LinearMath/btQuickprof.h"
#include "LinearMath/btIDebugDraw.h"
#include "LinearMath/btSerializer.h"


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public interface StatusCodes
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static String |
APP_GC
This information object is passed to the onAppStop event handler when the application instance is about to be destroyed by the server.
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static String |
APP_RESOURCE_LOWMEMORY
The ActionScript engine is low on runtime memory.
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static String |
APP_SCRIPT_ERROR
The ActionScript engine has encountered a runtime error.
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static String |
APP_SCRIPT_WARNING
The ActionScript engine has encountered a runtime warning.
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static String |
APP_SHUTDOWN
This information object is passed to the onAppStop handler when the application is being shut down
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static String |
NC_CALL_BADVERSION
The URI specified in the NetConnection.connect method did not specify 'rtmp' as the protocol.
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static String |
NC_CALL_FAILED
The NetConnection.call method was not able to invoke the server-side method or command.
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static String |
NC_CONNECT_APPSHUTDOWN
The application has been shut down (for example, if the application is out of memory resources and must shut down to prevent the server from crashing) or the server has shut down.
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static String |
NC_CONNECT_CLOSED
The connection was closed successfully
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static String |
NC_CONNECT_FAILED
The connection attempt failed.
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static String |
NC_CONNECT_INVALID_APPLICATION
The application name specified during connect is invalid.
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static String |
NC_CONNECT_REJECTED
The client does not have permission to connect to the application, the application expected different parameters from those that were passed, or the application name specified during the connection attempt was not found on the server.
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static String |
NC_CONNECT_SUCCESS
The connection attempt succeeded.
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static String |
NS_BUFFER_EMPTY
The buffer is empty (sent from server to client)
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static String |
NS_CLEAR_FAILED
A recorded stream failed to delete.
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static String |
NS_CLEAR_SUCCESS
A recorded stream was deleted successfully.
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static String |
NS_DATA_START |
static String |
NS_FAILED
An attempt to use a Stream method (at client-side) failed
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static String |
NS_INVALID_ARGUMENT
Invalid arguments were passed to a NetStream method.
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static String |
NS_PAUSE_NOTIFY
The subscriber has used the seek command to move to a particular location in the recorded stream.
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static String |
NS_PLAY_COMPLETE
Playlist playback is complete.
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static String |
NS_PLAY_FAILED
An attempt to play back a stream failed
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static String |
NS_PLAY_FILE_STRUCTURE_INVALID
This event is sent if the player detects an MP4 with an invalid file structure.
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static String |
NS_PLAY_INSUFFICIENT_BW
Data is playing behind the normal speed
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static String |
NS_PLAY_NO_SUPPORTED_TRACK_FOUND
This event is sent if the player does not detect any supported tracks.
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static String |
NS_PLAY_PUBLISHNOTIFY
The initial publish to a stream was successful.
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static String |
NS_PLAY_RESET
A playlist was reset
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static String |
NS_PLAY_START
Play was started
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static String |
NS_PLAY_STOP
Play was stopped
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static String |
NS_PLAY_STREAMNOTFOUND
An attempt was made to play a stream that does not exist
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static String |
NS_PLAY_SWITCH
Playlist playback switched from one stream to another.
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static String |
NS_PLAY_TRANSITION
Transition to another stream has been initiated.
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static String |
NS_PLAY_TRANSITION_COMPLETE
Transition to another stream is complete.
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static String |
NS_PLAY_UNPUBLISHNOTIFY
An unpublish from a stream was successful.
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static String |
NS_PUBLISH_BADNAME
An attempt was made to publish a stream that is already being published by someone else.
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static String |
NS_PUBLISH_START
An attempt to publish was successful.
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static String |
NS_RECORD_FAILED
An attempt to record a stream failed
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static String |
NS_RECORD_NOACCESS
An attempt was made to record a read-only stream
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static String |
NS_RECORD_START
Recording was started
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static String |
NS_RECORD_STOP
Recording was stopped
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static String |
NS_SEEK_FAILED
The stream doesn't support seeking.
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static String |
NS_SEEK_NOTIFY
The subscriber has used the seek command to move to a particular location in the recorded stream.
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static String |
NS_TRANSITION_FORCED
Transition to another stream has been forced.
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static String |
NS_TRANSITION_SUCCESS
Transition to another stream is processing normally.
|
static String |
NS_UNPAUSE_NOTIFY
Publishing has stopped
|
static String |
NS_UNPUBLISHED_SUCCESS
An attempt to unpublish was successful
|
static String |
SO_CREATION_FAILED
The creation of a shared object was denied.
|
static String |
SO_NO_READ_ACCESS
Read access to a shared object was denied.
|
static String |
SO_NO_WRITE_ACCESS
Write access to a shared object was denied.
|
static String |
SO_PERSISTENCE_MISMATCH
The persistence parameter passed to SharedObject.getRemote() is different from the one used when the shared object was created.
|
static final String NC_CALL_FAILED
static final String NC_CALL_BADVERSION
static final String NC_CONNECT_APPSHUTDOWN
static final String NC_CONNECT_CLOSED
static final String NC_CONNECT_FAILED
static final String NC_CONNECT_REJECTED
static final String NC_CONNECT_SUCCESS
static final String NC_CONNECT_INVALID_APPLICATION
static final String NS_INVALID_ARGUMENT
static final String NS_CLEAR_SUCCESS
static final String NS_CLEAR_FAILED
static final String NS_PUBLISH_START
static final String NS_PUBLISH_BADNAME
static final String NS_FAILED
static final String NS_UNPUBLISHED_SUCCESS
static final String NS_RECORD_START
static final String NS_RECORD_NOACCESS
static final String NS_RECORD_STOP
static final String NS_RECORD_FAILED
static final String NS_BUFFER_EMPTY
static final String NS_PLAY_INSUFFICIENT_BW
static final String NS_PLAY_START
static final String NS_PLAY_STREAMNOTFOUND
static final String NS_PLAY_STOP
static final String NS_PLAY_FAILED
static final String NS_PLAY_RESET
static final String NS_PLAY_PUBLISHNOTIFY
static final String NS_PLAY_UNPUBLISHNOTIFY
static final String NS_PLAY_SWITCH
static final String NS_PLAY_TRANSITION
static final String NS_TRANSITION_SUCCESS
static final String NS_TRANSITION_FORCED
static final String NS_PLAY_TRANSITION_COMPLETE
static final String NS_PLAY_COMPLETE
static final String NS_SEEK_NOTIFY
static final String NS_SEEK_FAILED
static final String NS_PAUSE_NOTIFY
static final String NS_UNPAUSE_NOTIFY
static final String NS_DATA_START
static final String APP_SCRIPT_ERROR
static final String APP_SCRIPT_WARNING
static final String APP_RESOURCE_LOWMEMORY
static final String APP_SHUTDOWN
static final String APP_GC
static final String SO_NO_READ_ACCESS
static final String SO_NO_WRITE_ACCESS
static final String SO_CREATION_FAILED
static final String SO_PERSISTENCE_MISMATCH
static final String NS_PLAY_FILE_STRUCTURE_INVALID
static final String NS_PLAY_NO_SUPPORTED_TRACK_FOUND
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Bayelsa: IPAC urges INEC to ensure free, fair, credible election
by The Eagle OnlineThe InterPary Advisory Council on Thursday charged the Independent National Electoral Commission to ensure a credible, free and inclusive poll in Baylesa on November 16.
Peter Amah, IPAC’s National President, who gave the charge at a news conference in Yenagoa, said credible and peaceful conduct were necessary ingredients for democratic growth of any political system.
He, however, urged politicians to shun violence and allow the electorate to vote the candidates of their choice.
“We call for credible and free election in Bayelsa just as we campaign against electoral violence.
“We advise the political gladiators not to see the election as a do-or-die affair and they should put the interest of the masses above their personal interest.
“IPAC is in the state to sensitise the people of the state to the need to shun violence before, during and after the election.
“The reason for election is for people to elect a leader that will serve them and not to rule them.
“The voters should ensure that their votes count,” Amah said.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that members of the group, including representatives of all the 48 political parties that will participate in the election, later staged sensitisation rally across the state.
The INEC’s Resident Electoral Commissioner in Bayelsa, Monday Udoh, in his remarks said the Commission in the state had done all that was required for a successful election.
“We have 14 outlined activities and out of that we have concluded 12 as at today; what remains are two and one is ongoing right now.
“We have sensitive materials that are stored at the Central Bank, and I urge the IPAC to go and observe them.
“We have started moving the non-sensitive materials to the respective Registration Area Centres,. These RACs have been activated since a week ago.
“I must tell you, INEC is poised to conduct free and fair poll in Bayelsa.
“I urge politicians to stop disrupting electoral activities in the state,” Udoh advised.
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CONSPIRACY THEORY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
It can now be revealed. A cabal of screenwriters are toiling away in the basements of their Hollywood mansions with a scheme to sap the brainpower of our nation by dumbing down American movies. As proof that this conspiracy exists, consider as evidence the script by Brian Helgeland for the new Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts picture, CONSPIRACY THEORY. Helgeland's previous works include such intellectual tour de forces as NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 4, 976-EVIL, HIGHWAY TO HELL, and ASSASSINS.
The packed audience at the advanced screening of CONSPIRACY THEORY became almost outraged at the picture.  At one point, a guy shouted an insult about the picture's quality and the audience broke into applause.
In Warner Brothers's defense, the project must have sounded promising when the producers, Lauren Shuler-Donner and Joel Silver, pitched it to them. The producers had a successful director, Richard Donner, two big stars, Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts, and a promising premise. Donner, who directed Gibson in all of the LETHAL WEAPON films, would use Gibson's ability to create quirky characters to maximum advantage. Gibson would be a conspiracy theory kook named Jerry Fletcher, who has some serious but unexplained mental problems.
The film opens promisingly and stays that way for the first ten minutes. Seeing just that part and then leaving is the winning strategy for this film since the quality goes straight downhill as soon as Patrick Stewart appears on the scene in the overwritten and overacted role of Dr. Jonas, a psychiatrist in a secret part of our "spook" community. (In one of the film's more laughable bad snippets of dialog, one of the agents describes the organization saying, "If the intelligence community is a family, think of us as the uncle no one talks about.")
In the beginning, we learn many of the theories concocted by Jerry Fletcher, an especially bizarre New York City taxi driver: The new $100 bills have tiny transmitters.  The Vietnam War was fought over a bet that Howard Hughes lost to Aristotle Onassis. And to make sure he is current on all the latest theories of others, he listens to what sounds like Conspiracy Talk Radio. On it we find that Jack Ruby did not kill Lee Harvey Oswald since it was not Ruby who fired the shots and the person killed was only someone who looked like Oswald.
Julia Roberts, who should have worn a dunce cap on her head for all of the unbelievable things she was called upon to say and do, plays Alice Sutton, a member of the Justice department. In the first of many implausible aspects of the story, we learn that her last case was the investigation into the murder of her own father, a judge. Alice walks into dark buildings loaded with heavily armed rogue agents ready to kill her, but neither takes weapons nor calls for help. She trusts people who have "bad guy" tattooed on their forehead. And she is not the least bit scared when a mental case like Fletcher brandishes a big gun at her and two cops. The latter happened not long after she had said of Fletcher, "This guy's a restraining order waiting to happen," since he followed her so obsessively.
Speaking of obsessive. Fletcher lives in a metal-lined secret room. His door has four locks, his refrigerator one and even the coffee beans and the grapefruit juice inside the fridge are in locked containers.
After this setup, the aforementioned Dr. Jonas, creeps onto the scene. In a surreal sequence modelled after the interrogation scene from 1984, Dr. Jonas questions Fletcher while his eyes are taped open and bright strobe lights drive him and the audience crazy. Finally, borrowing from CHINATOWN, Fletcher tries to bite off the doctor's nose. Bloods oozes out of Fletcher's mouth in a gory image that adds nothing other than shock value.
In a film with more low points than Death Valley, two stand out as much worse than the others. When Fletcher escapes, Dr. Jonas and company track him down with their computers. Since Fletcher is known to like "The Catcher in the Rye," the spook's computers scan constantly for anyone in New York City buying a copy of the novel.  There is even a shiny black helicopter that flies down one of Manhattan's main streets and drops a squad of killers from ropes onto a busy intersection.
The film's other "delight" is the explanation of the mystery surrounding Fletcher that Dr. Jonas gives to Alice. Contrived would be the most charitable thing that can be said of this part of the plot.
Editor Frank J. Urioste exercises little self-control. Many pointless scenes are left in and others are allowed to go on way past their welcome. The result is a film as tedious as it is ridiculous.
Yes, Virginia, there is a conspiracy. And this show is but one of many that prove the theory.
CONSPIRACY THEORY runs far too long at 2:15. It is rated R for gore and profanity. The film would be fine for most teenagers. I do not recommend the movie and give it * 1/2 only for the two good leading performances in an awful movie.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: July 31, 1997
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Settling Salesman Problem
问题描述 :
After travelling around for years, Salesman John has decided to settle. He wants to build a new house close to his customers, so he doesn’t have to travel as much any more. Luckily John knows the location of all of his customers.
All of the customers’ locations are at (distinct) integer coordinates. John’s new house should also be built on integer coordinates, which cannot be the same as any of the customers’ locations. Since John lives in a large and crowded city, the travelling distance to any customer is the Manhattan distance: |x – xi| + |y – yi|, where (x, y) and (xi, yi) are the coordinates of the new house and a customer respectively.
What is the number of locations where John could settle, so the sum of the distance to all of his customers is as low as posible?
All of the customers’ locations are at (distinct) integer coordinates. John’s new house should also be built on integer coordinates, which cannot be the same as any of the customers’ locations. Since John lives in a large and crowded city, the travelling distance to any customer is the Manhattan distance: |x – xi| + |y – yi|, where (x, y) and (xi, yi) are the coordinates of the new house and a customer respectively.
What is the number of locations where John could settle, so the sum of the distance to all of his customers is as low as posible?
输入:
On the first line an integer t (1 <= t <= 100): the number of test cases. Then for each test case:
One line with an integer n (1 <= n <= 2 000): the number of customers John has.
n lines with two integers xi and yi (-1 000 000 000 <= xi, yi <= 1 000 000 000): the coordinates of the i-th customer.
输出:
On the first line an integer t (1 <= t <= 100): the number of test cases. Then for each test case:
One line with an integer n (1 <= n <= 2 000): the number of customers John has.
n lines with two integers xi and yi (-1 000 000 000 <= xi, yi <= 1 000 000 000): the coordinates of the i-th customer.
样例输入:
2 4 1 -3 0 1 -2 1 1 -1 2 -999888777<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER> -987654321
样例输出:
10 4<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER>110998514
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是穷举，但是代码有优化（v数组），并不是2^n。测试数据应该没问题，之前有超时的代码。
不考虑最后将结果排序的话，快排的时间复杂度是O(N) ，而堆排的是O(N*logK),这样比较看，快排快
不好意思，写错了．应该是 path[0]=0, visited[V] = true;
图像处理那题解题报告在哪儿呢？
代码不对，仔细对比一下输入输出， 怎么会有‘‘printf("The winning moves are:");’’这种输出呢？
不对吧 你算的an是前面说有的项的和
为什么暴力求解方法循环到sqrt(n) 就可以了呢
看来学好代数很重要啊
其实国内大部分公司对算法都不够重视。特别是中小型公司老板根本都不懂技术，也不懂什么是算法，从而也不要求程序员懂什么算法，做程序从来不考虑性能问题，只要页面能显示出来就是好程序，这是国内的现状，很无奈。
网站不错，支持一个
漂亮。佩服。
P.S. unsigned 应该去掉。换行符是n 不是/n
还可以稍微优化一下，
int main() {
int m,n,ai,aj,bi,bj,ak,bk;
while (scanf("%d%d",&m,&n)!=EOF) {
ai = sqrt(m-1);
bi = sqrt(n-1);
aj = (m-ai*ai-1)>>1;
bj = (n-bi*bi-1)>>1;
ak = ((ai+1)*(ai+1)-m)>>1;
bk = ((bi+1)*(bi+1)-n)>>1;
printf("%dn",abs(ai-bi)+abs(aj-bj)+abs(ak-bk));
}
}
网站不错，支持一个
很全很强大！
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The theme for this game is colours of the rainbow! There are 7 colours of the rainbow, but this game only reveals 3 colours, so which colour word would appear? Only one way to find out! Play the game!
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The kids set off for a picnic: Brad, Pip, Ben and Ben's dog, Wags. Brad and Pip went on the swings. Ben and Wags went to the pond. Ben fell in the pond. Wags bent to help Ben but Ben was too big for the dog to lift. Wags went to get Ben's pals. The kids lifted Ben out of the pond. Ben was wet. So the kids had to miss the picnic.
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My 2019 challenge
January 3, 2019
Four years ago I decided to start with the the thing called “yearly challenge”, the reason was I had just passed my mid twenties and I felt like it was time to go back and do a retrospective. Time to look at the things I’ve done wrong, could have done better or missed doing. The result / conclusion was that I didn’t really go out of my comfort zone and I needed to change that (reading in my inner voice):
You need to change this, let’s see some of the things you are failing to do and do them for more than a week or a month. A year would be a good period of time. Of course you can’t really focus on each problem that you have, so just choose something that is bothering you and start from there
That’s how in 2016 I decided to start small, the idea was to read at least one book each month for the whole year. Just one book a month may not sound much, but I was looking into something that would not destroy my work, my social life and I could still have the occasional free time to play a game or just do nothing.
Then in 2017 after the success of the first one I decided to focus more on my physical condition.  Go for something that will keep me focused during the whole year, like start running and do a 1000 kilometers by the end of the year. I chose that as it required no gear or a special place to do so (oh I was so wrong about the gear). Enjoyed every second of it… natttt
In 2018 I had the plan to focus more on my musical career, a total number of 419 hours were spent improving my musical abilities, playing, composing and practicing. I learned several tricks on recordings as well.
There was a time during my last challenge, when I was sitting down and was trying to write some lyrics for a song that we have composed for my band. I did a bunch of tries and decided to leave it as nothing got to my mind (I knew by that time that forcing something to happen is not really helping the end product, but leaving it for the unknown future is like doing the same thing). So, on the next day I tried again and still got no idea on how to deal with it… Then I looped that for a week… At some point the magic happened… I’ve managed to write something that I really love.
That was not the point though, what really got me was the whole process of trying and failing, I was not doing this professionally and I did not have a deadline, but it messed with my mind. This is exactly what I am looking for in a challenge, call it a sign or something if you believe in those kind of things, but that’s how the whole idea got stuck in my head. Probably I can improve in that direction, probably I can start writing and improve it as a skill. It worked with reading. It worked with sports and playing. Why wouldn’t it work with writing as well? So during my December brake, I’ve made this small blog in which I am going to train my writing skills.
2019 will be the year of writing, I am going to write about things that I don’t know well or I don’t know at all, this will involve a process of investigating, getting to know the matter and formulating the final outcome. I am not going to force myself with something like “a post each month”, but rather I will try not to slack (although everything under 7, 8 posts for the year would be a failure :D). Here are some rules that can shape the challenge in a better way:
- I will mostly write in English, probably will add some things in Bulgarian as well but my main focus would be my second language.
- I will read several books on how to write well, one that got into my sight is Zen in the Art of Writing several others to come, I will share them in one of the posts I guess.
- Choosing a field that I don’t know well is a good thing, but it does not have to be a hard rule, trying to be as flexible as possible here.
- Everyone that knows me well, knows that it is not in my nature to cheat / slack, having said that I will take my time to really dive into a problem/theme that I want to write about and will explore until I feel comfortable enough to write something about it.
- It does not have to be all Posts and Blogs, I can share some lyrics that I’ve written as well or even some work related things I have found interesting.
- I will start typing using all of my fingers, still got ten of them which is really a miracle with the childhood I had. I will use https://www.typing.academy as a tool to help me in the process.
- This will not stop me from improving my actual writing as well, so paper BEWARE.
You can find out how I am progressing on tagrudev.com or todorgrudev.com both will direct you to this blog, I will be very grateful if you comment, grammar nazi me or teach me something about writing. Every post will have a link on my facebook page, so you can use that as well.
I am going to end this with wishes of success and happiness, let 2019 brings the best of you. Work hard.
Todor Grudev


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Tim again! Unfortunately, my Pebble's screen recently started glitching on me. For those of you who don't know what the Pebble is, it is a smartwatch with an e-ink paper display. For the duration that I had (well actually still have) it, I thoroughly enjoyed it as it complemented my phone's features such as notifying me of notifications, allowing me to reply, control music, etc.
Recently, my pebble started to show this:
I shot Pebble support a quick email and fortunately for me, they will be sending me a replacement watch. I thought it was going to be a pain because I got this refurbished from their booth at Hack The North. Never have I thought I could get through the RMA process in a matter of 1 reply. Good for them!
Will update this when I receive my replacement!
update:
My replacement came in! I originally purchased my Pebble refurbished from them. They ended up giving me a new unit! Good for them :)
Unfortunately, it also glithes but I will have to use it a bit longer just in case.


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/*******Cerebellar Golgi Cell Model with Na+/K+ ATPase********** Developers: Fabio M Simoes de Souza & E De Schutter Work Progress: July 2009 - Dec 2009 Developed At: Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Computational Neuroscience Unit Okinawa - Japan Model Published in: Botta P, Simoes de Souza F, Sangrey T, De Schutter E, Valenzuela F (2010) Alcohol excites cerebellar Golgi cells by inhibiting the Na+/K+ ATPase. Neuropsychopharmacology 35: 1984-1996. This script is a modification from a previous published GoC model (Solinas et al., 2007). A Na+/K+ ATPase and ionic concentration pools for Na+, K+, Ca2+ were incorporated into the soma of the model. The equations that simulated the Na+/K+ ATPase are described in Table S10 of Takeuchi et al. (2006) Abstract Alcohol Excites Cerebellar Golgi Cells by Inhibiting the Na+/K+ ATPase Patch-clamp in cerebellar slices and computer modeling show that ethanol excites Golgi cells by inhibiting the Na+/K+ ATPase. In particular, voltage-clamp recordings of Na+/K+ ATPase currents indicated that ethanol partially inhibits this pump and this effect could be mimicked by low concentrations of the Na+/K+ ATPase blocker ouabain. The partial inhibition of Na+/K+ ATPase in a computer model of the Golgi cell reproduced these experimental findings that established a novel mechanism of action of ethanol on neural excitability. Reference: Botta P, de Souza FM, Sangrey T, De Schutter E, Valenzuela CF (2010) Alcohol excites cerebellar Golgi cells by inhibiting the na(+)-k(+) ATPase. Neuropsychopharmacology 35:1984-96 Usage instructions: Auto-launch from ModelDB or download and extract the archive. Then under: ---- MSWIN run mknrndll, cd to the archive and make the nrnmech.dll. Then double click on the mosinit.hoc file. ---- MAC OS X Drag and drop the Golgi_cell_NaKATPAse folder onto the mknrndll icon. Drag and drop the mosinit.hoc file onto the nrngui icon. ---- Linux/Unix Change directory to the Golgi_cell_NaKATPAse folder. run nrnivmodl. Then type nrngui mosinit.hoc ---- Once the simulation is started click the button labeled "Figure 7g from Botta et al. 2010" The simulation will produce a result similar to figure 7g from the paper: 20140305 An update was made to pump.mod to make the model current with a new version of NEURON (hg revision 1027) while retaining compatibility with old versions. The number of parameters in settables was made to match the number of the calling instances.


A few days ago I stumbled upon an article by Joe Armstrong, what's all this fuss about Erlang. Most of the stuff written in the article is about concurrent processing. I liked what Joe wrote but having never done concurrent programming I could not appreciate it fully. One thing that stood out for me was in the last paragraph which I later learnt was called pattern matching, a common feature of some functional programming languages.
area({rectangle, Width, Ht}) -> Width * Ht;
area({square, X}) -> X * X;
area({circle, R}) -> 3.14159 * R * R.
It took me a while to recover from a state of dumbfounded disbelief that I was in after reading the piece of code. If you forget about all the symbols any one can read and understand what is happening here. Area is being calculated for three different figure types: a circle, a square and a rectangle. These few lines of code instantly sold me on Erlang. Could it really be that easy? I was still a bit skeptical but I summoned up some courage to learn more about it.
Learn you some Erlang proved to be very helpful. The author explains the concepts of Erlang in a fun way. After spending a few days with Erlang, I have got to say that it is one of the most rewarding programming languages that I have come across.
Just for fun I re-visited some parts of the code that I wrote for specter and translated it in Erlang. For instance here is a piece of code that checks for the user role.
var contibutor = admin.length>0 ? setContibutorDetails("admin",admin[0]) :
user.length>0? setContibutorDetails("user",user[0]):
guest.length>0?setContibutorDetails("guest",guest[0]):false;
In Erlang it could be done like so.
contributor(admin,details)-> setContributorDetails(details);
contributor(user,details)-> setContributorDetails(details);
contributor(guest,details)-> setContributorDetails(details).
which looks a lot simpler. Learning a new language can be a daunting task. Especially if the language is the one that challenges the way you write programs. Erlang is one such language. I can hardly call it radical considering the it has been out for almost two decades but it is still radical to me. Already I have started approaching the problems in a different way. The programs that I write seem more readable to me and frankly I have warmed up to Erlang.
I have also started learning about concurrent programming. While most of this stuff is arcane knowledge in other programming languages, Erlang introduces it pretty early since it is a fundamental part of the language. Lately I have started to use message passing to solve problems in clever ways. I am glad I took a dive into the wonderful world of eralng and reader if you are inclined towards programming you should check it out some time. Maybe you will like it.


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Much of my career to date has been devoted to developing instrumentation, computational and analytical tools which allow measurements of sediment at unprecedented scales and resolutions. In the coming years, methods for measuring the reflectance and scattering of light and/or sound to remotely characterize terrestrial and underwater surfaces and infer sediment properties will continue to mature. I wish to continue to be at the forefront of this nascent science. These techniques have opened up the possibility of mapping sedimentary deposits, surface roughness and depositional sedimentary environments over large areas, and monitoring those areas in time. Compared to a few discrete samples in locations accessed physically, this will provide more fundamental insight into geomorphological and ecological processes, by massively expanding the scope of what time and spatial scales and resolutions can be monitored, and could significantly alter the way in which environmental research is carried out.
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A little over 6 weeks ago we had 3.77Kw 13 array installation on our garage and shed roof. We are over the moon with the install. The panels feed a solar edge inverter which gives us live(ish) data on our iPhones.
As as good as this is it doesn't give us exactly what I want in terms of energy monitoring and utilisation of excess generated power.
I was initially looking at a solar iboost to divert the excess power to heat our unvented tank. I have heard mixed reviews of them and after lots of googling came across this site which I have been actively reading on and off for the last week.
I'm a software engineer by trade and very familiar with the ardunio Ide having used it myself for a few projects.
As a complete system I am looking for live data monitoring of the PV install and grid usage. As previously stated the install is on the garage / inverter in the garage.
id rather not guess at the modules I need to buy as cost is obviously always a consideration. Obviously I will need to monitor the supply into the house. Does this need to be at feed ie by meter as this would mean I would not have an ac supply (outside electric box).
Monitoring the solar PV generated via a ct sensor gives me the problem that the invertor would be remote compared to the mains feed. Has anyone had any success grabbing the solar edge data?
Trying to get a good understanding of how the modules plug together then on to how to integrate the emonglcd. (Looks awesome) and then onto the diverter for the immersion.
Think thats it for now, thanks
paul
Re: Lots of Questions
I'm having a problem understanding exactly the distances involved, and where your grid connection is in relation to the PV infeed. Could we have a single line diagram with some distances marked on it, please?
And which country are you in, so that we know what your supply is likely to be?
We have two diverter designs, one by MartinR (Martin Roberts) and one by calypso_rae (Robin Emley). Martin's was designed for the early emonTx but the design has been updated by others since, I believe Robin is currently seeking formal certification for his as a built unit, all details are on his website (http://www.Mk2PVRouter.co.uk). Both offer monitoring facilities, and both are written up here in Resources > Energy Diversion. Both are for single-phase systems.
Re: Lots of Questions
Hi Robert. Thanks for the reply. I'm in uk, north west. I'll get a diagram drawn up tomorrow as off to bed in a moment. The garage supply is fed from the main house consumer unit to on its own consumer unit. The garage is roughly 10m away from the house. Close enough for the solar edge radio comms to work
thanks
Re: Lots of Questions
Picture as per.
I've since found out that the method of comms to upload the PV generation data is a solar edge wireless transmitter (installed in the inverter) and receiver (plugged into my router called zigbee.
Can this transmitted data be captured and utilised as the feed for the pv generation i wonder? or would a CT be more accurate?
Re: Lots of Questions
That clarifies things enormously.
The questions of practicality:
Can you get a current transformer onto one of the meter tails where it enters your consumer unit?
I assume your inverter back-feeds via the existing power supply to the garage? Would it also be fair to say there's minimal load most of the time in the garage & shed itself, therefore anything you measure coming in at the consumer unit is essentially PV generation?
As you mentioned diverting energy for water heating, where is your immersion heater in relation to the consumer unit. Does it have a dedicated feed or is it on your ring main? Is your bathroom and hot tank above the kitchen?
Knowing the radio comms is zigbee is one thing, but as they supply their own receiver to plug into your router, it's possible - likely even - that they use their own protocol and the data could well be encrypted. You'd need an Arduino and Zigbee shield and then decode/decipher it to use that. I can't remember seeing a report by anyone who's done it. So the certain solution would be to put a CT on the cable to the garage where it leaves the consumer unit. It might be possible to interrogate your data wherever it happens to be, but again I can't remember seeing anything.
If you cannot get at a meter tail, we're sunk for doing the energy diversion the proper and effective way using either Martin's or Robin's design.  That's pretty important to most people.
If you cannot get at the garage feed, then it is likely you could have an emonTx in the garage, but that adds expense.
Assuming you can have CTs on those two cables, and your immersion heater has a dedicated feed, then one emonTx with a DIY triac switch to control the immersion, and one emonBase, should do everything. Add an emonGLCD if you want present values without going to a web page.
If you need to monitor out in the garage, then you need to add a second emonTx, unless you can extend the CT cable.
If you can't get at the meter tail inside but you can outside, and you can get a thin (3mm diam) cable through into the kitchen and the consumer unit, you can put the CT outside in the meter box and thread the cable (extended if needs be) though the wall and have the electronics inside.
If you want to use emoncms.org for your data, a Raspberry Pi with radio will feed the data into your router (Ethernet or add a WiFi dongle). If you want your data held locally, it will do that too, but many recommend adding a hard disk.
Re: Lots of Questions
Thank you so much for your in depth reply. It will take me a few days especially with it being Christmas to do some investigation as to what I can get to etc. (Not sure the wife would be too happy me delving in behind cupboard on Christmas Day with a torch ha ha ) once I have definitive answers and a plan I'll pop back lay out my proposal if that's ok. Have s great Christmas and cheers
Ps. Direct 2.5mm2 T and E from consumer unit for immersion :)
Re: Lots of Questions
I have a solaredge inverter too. My setup is slightly different as the garage is attached to the house (and the utility meter is also colocated here)
Ive used an emonTx in the garage and installed a CT on the live cable on the inverter output by removing the front cover (6 allen keys). The output cables are seperated at this point so theres no disruption to existing cables, and there is plenty of room for a CT. I obviously did this with the inverter isolated.
Im finding that the emonbase (Pi with RFM69) works well, although its approx 20m away from the garagae and has to go through 3 walls - so you may find that the emonTx can communicate with the house without much issue. Definitely worth a try.
Re: Lots of Questions
Yes, I didn't think 2 brick walls should be a problem, but no cable, even 10 m of microphone cable, would be a much cheaper option if it's practical. Thanks for the input, it's very useful to know that it's easy to fit a CT inside the inverter case.
Re: Lots of Questions
At the moment I'm thinking (without practical investigation at the moment due to Christmas!) is emonPi internal by consumer unit with CT going through wall into outside electric box to cli round incoming mains cable.
Then emonTx in garage to monitor the pv generation side of things. Thanks eskimofisherman for confirmation re the CT in the solaredge inverter housing.
The main issues I have at the moment (which in the limited time I have to read around places at the moment) is understanding whether the diverter by Robin Emley can send the signal to start/stop consumption remotely via radio comms or the like.
The reason I say this is I've been considering put an electric gel heater in the garage which I would also like to divert to. Obviously these would not be diverting at the same time, but a simple priority algorithm would enable me to prioritize the garage radiator and then the hot tank (or vice versa).
I have also been thinking about the future proofing side of things and thought that integrating the above two into a system along with an electric car charge port would be very useful once we inevitably make that transistion.
As far as my initial spec / requirements i think I've learnt a lot in the last few days re the separate modules and how they plug together (thanks Robert) and I'm just really looking at future expansion and ensuring it will be possible. The electric heater in the garage would be sooner rather than later as I plan to start on my workshop next summer
Thanks again
Paul
Re: Lots of Questions
You need to read up on Robin's offerings (or make contact via his web site), because he can support dual loads, one via radio (I don't know about 3 though - and if you search here, others have done electric car charging on surplus PV). I was expecting, because Robin's (and Martin's) diverters are fully proportional, i.e. they balance the surplus PV exactly while they are able, that the diverter would be installed next to your consumer unit because it needs the grid CT to measure the nett grid power in order to balance it to zero.


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Details the process of setting up and testing a real time workstation for Simulink. This workstation was used in conjunction with an Arduino Mega to control a electromagnet.
Details the process of setting of the camera and using it to perform background subtraction to determine the location of colored washers on a game board.
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Time ripe to look at fully digital SFB licences: Naveen Surya
The Fintech Convergence Council chairman said that this could form part of proposed ‘on-tap’ licensing regime for Small Finance Banks
by KR SrivatsThe Reserve Bank of India should allow fully digital version of small finance banks (SFBs) when it finalises guidelines for ‘on-tap’ licensing of such banks in the private sector, Naveen Surya, Chairman, Fintech Convergence Council, has suggested.
“SFBs will go ‘on-tap’ soon. We have to use this opportunity. It’s a great opportunity for the RBI to offer digital version of SFBs in the new guidelines. This could attract huge capital as a lot of people in the fintech community are interested in it (digital only SFBs). New people with new ideas and capital will come,” Surya told BusinessLine.
The RBI had in September this year come out with draft guidelines for ‘on-tap’ licensing of SFBs in the private sector. An ‘on-tap’ facility will allow the RBI to accept applications and grant licence for SFBs throughout the year.
Also read: `On-tap’ licensing of small finance banks- Will payments banks go for it
Surya said Singapore and Hong Kong have already started issuing licences for fully digital banks. “SFBs are a perfect model to go fully digital. Timing-wise, it works because more or less every country has it. This can be started without too much groundwork required. The whole world is talking about neo bank, digital bank and virtual bank licences,” he said.
Neo bank vs digital bank
Surya said Neo Bank, which does not need licence from the RBI, is already happening in India. It is different from a digital bank. Neo bank is just a digital version of business correspondents (BCs).
“People get confused between neo bank and complete digital bank. A neo bank is more about doing activities on behalf of another bank in a digital way – activities are digital but not as an independent bank. It's like a BC operation in a digital world.
Neo bank is all about interfaces, delivery of services and digitizing banking services by third parties. If banks can't digitize, they let the third party do it for them. Digital banking is direct bank access channel without intermediaries,” Surya said.
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Background
In a May 2016 security advisory, a vulnerability was announced (SECURITY-170 / CVE-2016-3721) whereby attackers could potentially exploit the fact that certain Jenkins plugins allow the definition of arbitrary build parameters — which are in turn injected into the build envirionment.
The fix for this issue — which was first included in Jenkins versions 1.651.2 and Jenkins 2.3 — means that only build parameters that have been explicitly defined in a job's configuration will be available by default at build time. Any other arbitrary parameters added to a build by plugins will not be available by default.
As there are a number of plugins that rely on the behaviour in older Jenkins versions, upgrading to 1.651.2 or 2.3 means that certain build behaviours may be broken.
This page attempts to list the affected plugins, how the plugin behaves in current versions of Jenkins, and whether those plugins have been fixed to work with the new parameter filtering behaviour of Jenkins.
Workarounds
Note that there are a couple of global workarounds to either turn off the new parameter-filtering behaviour, or to whitelist certain parameter names, preventing them from being filtered out.
These are described in the security advisory and in the accompanying blog post.
Affected plugins
Note that this list is not exhaustive. If you encounter a plugin that no longer works as expected due to the fix for SECURITY-170, please add it to the list.
More importantly, please file a bug report, if one doesn't exist, to help ensure that the appropriate plugin maintainer is informed.
Some items here include a list of the parameter names that they use, which could be added to the whitelist mentioned in the "Workarounds" section above.
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Parameters are stripped unless defined. |
PR - fixed in 1.1.4 |
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Fixed in 2.1.0 (fix) |
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PIPELINE_VERSION doesn't get created |
PR - fixed in 0.9.12 |
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Parameters are stripped unless defined. Should be made to autowhitelist. |
Not fixed |
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Builds fail with message "stderr: fatal: Couldn't find remote ref $GERRIT_REFSPEC" |
PR - fixed in 2.21.0 |
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If using the standard |
Fixed in 1.32.3 (fix) |
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HP_RUN_ID not available to subsequent build steps. |
Not fixed |
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Parameters defined on a `super` project are not expanded in a derived project |
Not fixed |
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Parameters aren't passed to child jobs |
Not fixed |
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Reserved resources variable name will not pass to the build |
PR - fixed in 1.9 |
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Parameters defined on a project are not passed to child jobs |
PR - fixed in 1.7 |
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Parameters (e.g. when using properties files as source) are only passed if they are defined on the downstream job. This is the behavior intended by the SECURITY-170, see Jenkins Security Advisory 2016-05-11 |
n/a |
Won't fix (hopefully) |
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pmt_* job parameters are no longer injected into the job. e.g. pmt_from, pmt_replyTo, pmt_content, etc |
Fixed in 1.024 (fix) |
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Promoted builds do not receive parameter values defined at the job level |
Fixed in 2.27 (fix) |
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Release parameters are not passed to the build |
PR - fixed in 2.6 |
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Builds will fail with "Couldn't find any revision to build". |
Fixed in 1.7.0 - PR |
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Parameters generated for review builds are not passed. Note that there may be more missing parameters for other special build types. |
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SCM username and password environment variables, if configured, are not set |
Not fixed |
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see description in JENKINS-36124 |
Fixed in 1.22 (fix) |
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Artifact version chosen does not get set. |
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Not fixed. PR pending |
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The following parameters do not get passed on from parent to child jobs in Matrix Project Plugin. Version 1.7 (May 24, 2016) |
Not fixed |


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Megan Knapp
3/7/2019
On the underside of an eastern hemlock tree rest hundreds of white fuzzy insects.
All of the insects are female and are able to make clones of themselves. They can produce up to two generations per year and don’t require sexual reproduction, Joe Moosbrugger, assistant preserve manager of Crane Hollow, a state nature preserve in Hocking County, said.
“If you have one woolly adelgid that makes it to springtime, it can make 200 copies of itself. Those 200 copies later make copies,” Moosbrugger said. “It can expand exponentially. It’s great when we get these polar vortexes that will kill 98 percent but the problem is if you get one that survives, the numbers can completely ramp back up.”
Moosbrugger said the issue is that while there may be native predators to the hemlock woolly adelgid, there are not enough to curb the issue.
Susan Calhoun is Ohio University’s landscape coordinator. She said she has not yet seen hemlock woolly adelgid on OU property, but it is in Athens County and will likely be here soon.
“It will come closer the more local trees get it,” Calhoun said. “It’s all around us. The one good thing about the treatment is that it’s systemic. If (the adelgid) comes and it bites the tree, it dies.”
Last year, Calhoun and an environmental studies graduate student, Meg Little, started to locate all of the hemlock trees at OU. There are about 90 hemlock trees currently present.
She said the best time to look for the pests are in the winter because they are present on the underside of the leaves. They are a black beetle, and in the winter they form woolly masses to protect themselves from the cold. In the summer, you can barely see them.
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”We’ve done our first pass and we’re OK so far. I’m feeling pretty good because we’ve been watching and we’re going to be ready,” Calhoun said. “Every winter we will go now and look.”
Little said an invasive species comes from somewhere else and doesn’t have any natural predators in the new environment, which makes it easy for the population to explode.
“Hemlock woolly adelgid comes from Japan. It was first found in the 1950s,” Little said. “It’s moving further north into Maine and further west.”
Hemlock trees are one of the native evergreen species in the region and tend to grow on streambeds. They play an important role in temperature regulation of streams, Little said. Ninety-six avian species and 47 mammalian species depend on or use hemlock trees for habitat or food.
“If they get wiped out, they are not an aggressive grower, so it could potentially take thousands of years for them to come back, and then we have climate change contesting with that,” Little said. “It’s scary to think about what these ecosystems would be like without hemlock because they are a dominant species.”
Hemlock is patchy where it grows, Tom Macy, the Forest Health Program administrator for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, said. The largest concentration of hemlock in Ohio is the Hocking Hills area, and the second largest is in Jackson County outside of Lake Katharine State Nature Preserve.
Crane Hollow is a private nature preserve used for research and education purposes about a 45-minute drive from Athens. Last March, Crane Hollow found adelgid for the first time.
“We don’t have too many native tree species in Ohio,” Moosbrugger said. “They really change the light regime and the moisture regime in the forest. In a lot of broadleaf forests, you’re going to get a lot of sun hitting the forest floor.”
“Loss of trees in a community can be directly linked to reduced age and health. You have these communities where trees are cut down and greater instances of earlier death and depression. People need forests. ”Jesse Webster
In 2016 the ODNR Division of Forestry hired people to look for adelgids, but they were unable to find any. In 2018, the state forest hired more officials who found several in different areas of Hocking Hills.
Moosbrugger said Crane Hollow has had it light compared to other regions, such as Hocking Hills.
“If we were to do nothing though, the whole ecology of the area would be diminished. Some of it depends on the area and how quickly these are found,” Moosbrugger said. “In Appalachia it seems that hemlock woolly adelgid really just wiped things out when it doesn’t get as cold because the adelgid can really just take off.”
 They’re easier to carry into the woods than liquid chemicals. They also have used a liquid foundation that is put into the ground, which he said is primarily what the state of Ohio is doing.
“We don’t want to over treat things so there’s a limit to how much pesticide you can put in a specific area,” Moosbrugger said. “We weren’t able to treat every last tree. We’re going back in 2019 to finish treating the area.”
If hemlocks are close to a stream, however, he said they will inject the tree with the treatment to avoid putting pesticide in water.
Macy also has worked to monitor and treat the adelgid in Ohio. He said ODNR began surveying for adelgids in 2009, and they were the first to find the adelgid in Ohio.
Over 12 counties in Ohio have infested hemlock forests. Most are in southern Ohio, but some have also been east of Cleveland. He said he has not seen a decline in the number of trees yet from the adelgid because the infestations are in the early stages.
“We’re focusing more of our survey and treatment work in Hocking Hills because it is such an important area ecologically and for tourism,” Macy said.
Macy said while chemical treatment is the most effective, it is not long term. Instead, ODNR has released a predatory beetle as a long-term biological control.
“Those are tiny beetles that specialize in eating adelgids,” Macy said. “Where we have these spot infestations popping up, we mainly use beetles to try to eradicate the insect and slow the spread of it. There’s enough infested trees that we may not be able to treat every infested hemlock tree.”
There are two beetle species that have been approved to be released, as the beetles will not become a pest themselves in the environment, Macy said. They don’t have a common name, such as the stag beetle or ladybird beetle, and are both in the genus laricobius.
“In some areas they appear to be effective and it looks like the biocontrols are working,” Macy said. “It’s hard to tell how effective they will be. It’s still early. Trying to establish a new insect in an area is pretty difficult, and it’s going to take years of these releases for them to take hold.”
Even when beetles are released, ODNR will often still use pesticides to ensure the trees will live, Macy said.
The adelgid is not just in Ohio, but all around Appalachia. It has affected the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which is one of the places that was quick to fight it. There are over 16 million eastern hemlock trees in the Smokies.
Jesse Webster, coordinator for the hemlock conservation program at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, has helped the hemlock trees, as well as has trained others who are treating them. He taught Macy how to help Ohio with the adelgid.
He said the park has treated more than a quarter of a million trees, and if they hadn’t the majority of them would be gone.
The Smoky Mountains first found hemlock woolly adelgid in 2002, but they were likely present in the late 1990s.
“You’re looking at the loss of millions of trees that are a foundational species,” Webster said. “They’re the great moderator of hydrologic processes. There’s really a cascading effect across the landscape that is still playing out. It’s changing the landscape in the grand scheme.”
The adelgid is also causing physical damage, as the trees are coming down in campgrounds or on facilities, Webster said.
“Visitor protection is our number-one priority. Then you get into the greater conservation of the park,” Webster said. “We’ve made a tremendous amount of positive effects.”
The loss of trees can be detrimental to a community and create health issues, Webster said.
“Loss of trees in a community can be directly linked to reduced age and health,” Webster said. “You have these communities where trees are cut down and greater instances of earlier death and depression. People need forests.”
Macy said his goal has been to preserve high-priority areas, such as Hocking Hills, because they are high in tourism. Luckily, he has been able to learn how to treat the trees from people’s experiences, such as Webster’s, and others.
“It’s not a pest that is going to go away,” Macy said. “We’re doing all we can and we’re early in this. There’s not a lot gone yet.”
Although it is cold enough right now in Ohio to kill some of the adelgid, climate change may stop aiding as a pesticide in 10 to 20 years, he said.
“Right now these hemlock trees are big things and adelgids are pretty small, and it’s not going to kill (the trees) in the first year,” Moosbrugger said. “It’s going to be kind of a slow death.”
Webster said that the adelgid are becoming resistant to the cold and moving further north, which is why it is now in Ohio.
“It’s a chronic disease,” Webster said. “It doesn’t happen overnight, but in 10 to 20 years from now 80 percent of what is left will be gone. Over time, (the hemlock trees) will all disappear.”
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THE DECISION TO MOVE
During the time that MH was building his farm to provide for his family he became more and more aware of the changing times. The way of life that his father and grandfather had found so good was no longer adequate to meet the needs of his family. He had observed the rapid development of many new farm machines at the Ohio State Fair each year. He had read about the advantages of farming on flat land.
In March of 1913, the most devastating flood ever to hit
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In June of 1913 Louisa gave birth to a baby girl. MH told the doctor they were going to name her Nancy Jane. Louisa didn t agree. After they argued for two weeks she was finally given the name of Shirley Ethel. It would be years later when my Aunt Ethel applied for her Social Security number that she would learn Nancy Jane was the name on her birth certificate! Is this another story of a possible indication that there is a potential genetic characteristic for a certain degree of occasional stubbornness? MH holding Aunt Ethel about the time they were considering a move from the hills |
Louisa had been pondering the make-up of the youngsters in
the community since she had noticed how many of the schoolchildren were
related. She had occasionally looked at the souvenir pamphlet for the school
year that ended in 1908. That year the
MH: Ben Martin talked about farming on flatland at the Grange last night,
seems like you get more results for your efforts, I ve been thinking .
LB: Maybe you should look into it.
MH: You wouldn t want to move away from here and your folks, would you?
LB: Well, I think about my boys. They are growing up and they are related
to most all the girls around here. Maybe we need to look ahead.
MH: The twins have just about finished all the schooling we have here. We re
only charted as a two-year high school and are too deep in debt to renew it.
The Board has decided to build a high school but it may take a while to raise
enough money.
LB: I know, I promised to help with the fund raising but Rodney and Roger
are already in their teens and they do like the girls!
It was with this conversation that life began to move in more than one direction. There was that concern for the current education; and, in addition to immediate needs of the family, time and energy was put into raising money for the school. Louisa was in charge of the committee that raised money for books and MH was making plans for high school classes while serving on the school board. She planned cakewalks and box socials to raise money. MH built and placed a large bookcase in the school to make a statement that there was the place for the high school books. At that time most of the people had only about five years of school and just over twelve percent of them had finished high school.
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MH continued in his quest for recognition in horse breed-
ing with entries in the trips he often made visits with real estate agents concerning the sale of flatland farms. At home he was increasing the value of his farm with a new barn and the first silo in the area. Louisa and MH made a trip west before they told the boys they had sold the farm and were going to move. MH made arrangements for a railroad car to move their furniture and three of the horses. Thurman insisted they take Ole Bill and MH wanted his best mares. One of the last pictures taken in |
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BEING AROUND AT BUTCHERING TIME by James Hubert Warner
I liked to be around at butchering time. The last time we butchered in the hills, they
butchered one hog at near Thanksgiv ing time, a steer between Christmas and New Years
and eight more hogs in early January. The twins started to provide a supply of wood for
the big job several days in advance. It required an entire day to get ready for the big day.
The scalding barrel and platform were made ready. A trestle long enough to hold eight
hogs was provided. Two iron kettles and two copper kettles were set in place. They
placed firewood under the kettles ready to light. Tables, benches and boxes were
assembled. Dad sharpened several knives of different shapes and sizes. Tubs, baskets,
buckets, and large pans were at hand for ready use. I guess about everything likely to be
needed was made ready, even a hatchet, ax, and a saw.
It snowed off and on all day while the preparations were being made. It snowed some
more at night. Next day the weather was great. The ground was covered with seven or
eight inches of snow, there was no wind and the temperature must have been in the mid-
twenties. It was said to be just right for a butchering day.
The plan was to have all the hogs dressed and hanging before daylight or breakfast,
including gutting. R.J. got me out of bed; we all dressed in a hurry and went directly
outside. I was sur prised that several men were around the kettles. The fires were
burning real good and the water in the kettles was boiling fast.
One of the men was Granddad (James Wells) Warner. He came down to shoot the hogs.
He was supposed to be the best shot in the who1e community and liked to do the
shooting. They said when he shot, the hogs always drop ped in their tracks without any
struggling or squealing. Not so with most other people. He was perfect this day. The
hog pen was at least sixty yards away, so several of us went along to see the first hog
shot. Granddad used a long barreled musket. Nelson Blower who often worked for Dad
let one hog out of the pen, Grand dad got in front of it and blazed away. The hog dropped.
He stuck it with a long blade knife. Nelson grabbed a hind leg and started towards the
butchering center.
Two of the men picked up the hog and placed it in the scald ing barrel which had been
filled with hot water. After a few min utes the hog was pulled out and put back in head
first.  Soon they pulled hog out on the plat form and three or four could
pull and scrape until the carcass was cleaned. This took awhile because the head and ears
and feet and legs required extra attention. They were still cleaning when I was sent to tell
Granddad to shoot another hog.
When I returned the hog was hung up on the rack. Dad was gut ting it into a tub and
some of the men were adding more water to the scalding barrel and others taking red
hot plow shares out of the fires and sticking them into the barrel to keep the water hot.
They were ready when the second hog arrived.
After Dad finished gutting the hog, he split the hog in half by taking the ax and chopping
through the ribs next to the backbone. The work continued in this routine until all eight
hogs were hanging. Granddad collected the pig tails and started to roast them. He
instructed one of the twins how to finish the roasting, then picked up his gun and started
for home on foot.
It was a bit past daylight. The work about all stopped. Some of the men, in fact, nearly
all of them, left for home and some different men arrived to help. I guess it was the
custom for neigh bors to help neighbors. Our family and a couple of men went in for
breakfast. After breakfast I had a roasted pigtail. I liked it very much.
 Dad cut the shoulders, sides
and hams. Some other men helped trim them. Other men separated the trim lean and fat
for sausage and lard. Others cut the fat into small squares and the lean in small sizes to
go through the sausage mill. Some women came in the early morn ing to help with
preparing the casings for sausage stuffing. One man worked on the heads and feet. I was
very much aware of what was going on both inside the house and out, but not doing a
thing. The place was a-buzz with talk and activity.
I should mention that the liver of the first hog was cut into several chunks and tossed
Into one of the kettles. By mid-morning it was ready to eat and disappeared fast.
Enough head meat and other trim was available to start making a kettle of mixed
cornmeal and pork. Dad decided at supper he would cook the meat-mush and render one
kettle of lard that night. Mother mixed the ingredients for the meat-mush and looked after
the season ing and left Dad and the twins to do the cooking.
It was off to bed for us younger boys. I really enjoyed all the events of the day. T.G. and
H.H. were up and around all day too. We did help carry some of the meat and stuff around.
T.G. worked some getting the wood under the kettles. The next morning the men were out
at work when I showed up and had been there a long time. I guess they wanted to get
everything done by night time.
They continued the sausage making and lard cutting and render ing. At the same time the
feet, ears and trimmed skin was prepared for cooking and pickling. The stuff for swatmaw
was made ready to cook. All the processing was done outside. Two men helped all day.
The weather stayed good all three days. The men worked at what ever needed to be done
next to keep things moving. They had even begun to put things away. Things got pretty
well done by late sup per except some cooking and the last kettle of lard. The men worked
till past
That day there were cans of lard, fat cut and being cut, saus age to be ground, some
ground and piles of stuffed sausage, odd meat and bones and stuff about everywhere.
The hams, shoulders, sides, ribs and backbone had all been taken inside. By the next
morning nearly everything was back to normal or was made so. How could one ever
forget such an experience?
The cracklings from the lard press were stacked away in the smoke house. One by one
they were made available to be eaten as a snack bit by bit. It was good eating. They
lasted until late spring.
After the hog butchering, Mother began "Frying Down" most of the sausage and certain
of the meat. It was fried like for eating then placed in two or three gallon jars, layer on
layer, and then the jars were filled with melted lard. It would last or keep until the next
butchering time. The hams, sides and shoulders were salted with a mix of saltpeter and
sugar and stuff, and then smoked. The back bones and ribs were usually left hanging until
used. If the weather got warm they were cooked and covered with lard in jars.
Dad butchered the steer at the end of the barn. There was a rope and pulley arranged to
use a horse to pull hay up into the mow. This was a handy way to lift the cattle. Only a
horse could do it. Dad shot the steer, fastened the steer to the hay fork and raised it up so
he could skin it and later take the entrails out. He could tie the rope to hold the cattle at
any desired level. After finish ing the dressing job he raised the carcass high up from the
ground so no dog or person could bother it. He left it there several days. The weather was
very cold. James Hubert Warner
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Pictured here is Roger or Rodney Warner on the first
motorcycle in Benjamin s father had come from young man and purchased a few thousand acres in the area. He had sold the land to the Gilmores which included the land where the MH Warner family located their new house. The Gilmores had given some of their land for the location of a church. |
RJ or RB?
Uncle Hubert wrote about the day that Eck and Wib Steen stopped by to see if MH wanted to go with them to a farm sale. The timing was right for MH to tell them he found a flatland farm that he liked and was ready to sell.
THE SORGHUM STORY by James Hubert Warner
I liked being around at sorghum molasses making time. They al ways planted a patch of
cane. Cane grew a lot like corn except it had a head of seed on the top like corn tassels
but cane had no ears. The cane was ready in early fall. The twins did the necessary
stripping. They used flails made from about a three foot length board two and a half
inches wide, beveled on one edge in the fashion of a regular corn cutting knife or sword.
I got to watch some of the stripping. They used the flails to strip off all the leaves
from top to bottom. The next step was to cut off the tops. This was all done the same day.
The next day they cut the stalks close to the ground placed them on a wagon to bring to
an area near the house. It made quite a large pile. That evening Pod Stephens arrived with
his portable press and molasses pan and made ready to begin work. The pan was about
four feet wide and several feet long and maybe a foot or more deep. It was made of heavy
copper. They set the pan on stones about a foot above the ground, just right for a good fire
underneath.
The next morning was wet and looked rainy but the process started anyway. First the cane
was fed through a cutter several stalks at a time and the cut pieces moved on into a large
press until full. Then the juice was pressed out into large buckets which were then dumped
into the vat or pan. Soon the juice was boiling. It rained lightly off and on all day. At times
I took refuge in the wagon shed nearby. By mid-day the cane was all pro cessed. The pan
was full and boiling pretty good.
Pod and Dad took turns with the fire and stirring. They used two stirrers at times. The idea
was to evaporate the water out of the juice down to a molasses. The more water driven
off-- the thick er the remaining syrup. The know-how part came in controlling the fire and
stirring so that there was no burning or scorching of the mo lasses; yet to keep the cooking
down going until the right consistency was reached. I noticed that the pan contained foamy
stuff and par ticles of cane that they skimmed off from time to time.
Finally Dad decided it was done and pulled the fire out from under the pan. Several times
before this they sampled the molasses to see when they were done. Then came the best
part. They filled a lot of glass jars of different sizes and scraped out all they could with
big wooden spoons. After that we boys got to scrape the pan some more. T.G. went to
the house for a loaf of bread that was soon all gone. I remember this day best because it
rained and it was our last summer in the hills and last sorghum making. JH Warner
There was a final harvest, a huge auction, arrangements with
relatives to take care of the younger children and some of the horses. Hubert,
Hildred and Ethel stayed with Grandma Gilmore in Barnesville. Cousin Mary
Groves was their daytime babysitter and took the two boys to see their first
movie at the Nickelodeon and their first trip to see the trains at the railroad
station. On the way they had their first ice cream sundae. Uncle Hubert
recorded that this was the first time he saw a person of color. The horses were
left at Aunt Joanna s. This move would be during a time when human energy was
becoming harnessed to the mass production factories in a changing
RJ would later describe the area the family was leaving.
This community, in the hill country, had not yet been penetrated by telephone,
mail routes, electric lines or hard surface roads. Horseless carriages were
discussed but no one anticipated their appearance on our un-graded dirt roads.
They had seen the new inventions like the motorcycle,
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It was snowing on moving day. Roger and Rodney put extra straw and blankets in the sled. They all bundled up for the ride to the station. |
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The only winter transportation was in a horse drawn sled similar to the one pictured here. They were on the way to the first train ride for most of them. They were glued to the windows except when Louisa opened the box of food she had prepared.
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