The Pen Library provides routines and object classes which work together to form the backbone of a note-book style database storing pen input.
An Ink object is a visual object and may be used by any application that wants to work with pen input. Though any targetable object may accept ink (see the Input chapter), InkClass
has many optimizations for working with ink.
The Ink Database routines provide a front end to the standard GEOS Database (DB) library routines well suited for storing and organizing several small pieces of information. These routines allow the storage of notes within a hierarchical arrangement of folders. Each note may contain one or more pages of textual or ink information.
1 The Ink Object
1.1 Instance Data and Messages
1.2 Storing Ink to DB Items
2 Working with the Ink DB
2.1 Getting Started
2.2 Displaying the Data
2.3 Titles and Keywords
2.4 Navigating the Folder Tree
2.5 Managing Notes and Folders
2.6 Manipulating Notes
2.7 Searching and Traversing the Tree
3 InkControlClass
InkClass
provides methods for storing multiple pen inputs in a compact form. It automatically handles all queries about pen input. It handles display, with the power to display the ink in any color, and it allows the use of standard or custom background pictures.
To change the way the Ink class (or any other appropriate class) handles ink, the messages to subclass are
MSG_META_NOTIFY_WITH_DATA_BLOCK
(with the notification type MANUFACTURER_ID_GEOWORKS, NT_INK),
MSG_META_QUERY_IF_PRESS_IS_INK
, and
MSG_VIS_QUERY_IF_OBJECT_HANDLES_INK
.
When setting up an Ink object, probably the only pieces of instance data the application will be concerned with will be
II_flags
,
II_dirtyOutput
, and
II_dirtyMsg
.
Most of the flags are easy to understand, with the possible exceptions of the IF_HAS_TARGET and IF_DIRTY fields, which should not be set when creating the object in any case.
Code Display 21-1 InkClass Instance Data
/* II_flags: * This field holds flags governing the object's behavior: * IF_MOUSE_FLAGS, * IF_SELECTING, * IF_HAS_TARGET, * IF_HAS_SYS_TARGET, * IF_DIRTY, * IF_ONLY_CHILD_OF_CONTENT, * IF_CONTROLLED, (Set if to be used with an InkControl) * IF_INVALIDATE_ERASURES, * IF_HAS_UNDO */ @instance InkFlags II_flags = IF_HAS_UNDO;
/* II_tool: * This field keeps track of how the user is interacting with the Ink. There * are three possible tools: IT_PENCIL, IT_SELECTOR, and IT_ERASER. */ @instance InkTool II_tool;
/* II_penColor: * The color to use when drawing ink. */ @instance Color II_penColor = C_BLACK;
/* II_segments: * Do not set this field explicitly. This field is a handle to the chunk array * containing the pen segments. The segments are stored as an array of Point * structures. The stored coordinates are all positive; any x coordinate with * its sign bit set belongs to the last point in a gesture. Thus, a small * cross shape centered at (72, 72) might be stored: * (0x0048, 0x0046) * (0x8048, 0x004A) [note sign bit set in x coordinate] * (0x0046, 0x0048) * (0x804A, 0x0048) [sign bit set in x coordinate] */ @instance ChunkHandle II_segments;
/* II_dirtyMsg, II_dirtyOutput: * Together, these fields form an Action Descriptor. When the Ink processes * a point of pen information, erases anything, or handles an undo event the * IF_DIRTY flag will be set. If the flag was not set already, then the Ink * will send the AD's message to the AD's object. The handler for this message * should probably clear the IF_DIRTY bit. */ @instance optr II_dirtyOutput; @instance Message II_dirtyMsg;
@instance Rectangle II_selectBounds; /* Internal */ @instance GStateHandle II_cachedGState; /* Internal */ @instance TimerHandle II_antTimer; /* Internal */ @instance word II_antTimerID; /* Internal */ @instance byte II_antMask; /* Internal */
/* ATTR_INK_STROKE_SIZE: * Size of line used to draw ink. */ @vardata InkStrokeSize ATTR_INK_STROKE_SIZE;
typedef struct { byte ISS_width; byte ISS_height; } InkStrokeSize;
/* ATTR_INK_MAX_POINTS: * Maximum number of points of ink data the object is prepared to store. */ @vardata word ATTR_INK_MAX_POINTS;
Most of the Ink messages just change or retrieve the values of the instance fields. The exceptions are two messages which help those applications which need to save or transfer the Ink object's pen data. Use
MSG_INK_SAVE_TO_DB_ITEM
to save the pen data to an arbitrary DB item. If the application changes this information and wishes to pass it back to the ink object, use
MSG_INK_LOAD_FROM_DB_ITEM
.
void MSG_INK_SET_TOOL( InkTool tool);
This message allows the Ink to switch between pencil and eraser tools, changing the
II_tool
field.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters:
tool
A tool, either IT_PENCIL or IT_ERASER.
Return: Nothing.
Interception: Unlikely.
InkTool MSG_INK_GET_TOOL();
This message returns the Ink's present tool, as stored in
II_tool
.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters: None.
Return: The present tool, either IT_PENCIL or IT_ERASER.
Interception: Unlikely.
void MSG_INK_SET_PEN_COLOR( Color clr);
This message changes the color used to draw the ink, changing the value in
II_penColor
.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters:
clr
Index to a palette (e.g. C_RED).
Return: Nothing.
Interception: Unlikely.
void MSG_INK_SET_DIRTY_AD( word method, optr object);
This message sets the Action Descriptor to be activated when the user dirties the object, changing the values in
II_dirtyMsg
and
II_dirtyOutput
.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters:
method
The message to send when the object is dirty.
Return: Nothing.
Interception: Unlikely.
void MSG_INK_SET_MAX_POINTS( word maxPoints);
Set the maximum number of points of ink data the object is prepared to store.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters:
maxPoints
The message to send when the object is dirty.
Return: Nothing.
Interception: Unlikely.
void MSG_INK_SET_FLAGS( InkFlags setFlags, InkFlags clearFlags);
This message changes the value of the
II_flags
field. Note that something which sets the IF_DIRTY bit should probably also perform the action stored in the
II_dirtyMsg
and
II_dirtyOutput
fields.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters:
setFlags
The flags to turn on.
clearFlags
Return: Nothing.
Interception: Unlikely.
InkFlags MSG_INK_GET_FLAGS();
This message gets the value of the
II_flags
field.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters: None.
Return: The present value of the
II_flags
field.
Interception: Unlikely.
int MSG_INK_DELETE_LAST_GESTURE();
This message removes the last gesture stored by the ink object; if the object had no ink stored, then nothing happens. The message returns zero if nothing was deleted.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters: None.
Return: Zero if nothing deleted.
Interception: Unlikely.
void MSG_INK_SET_STROKE_SIZE( byte width, byte height);
Set the brush size to use when drawing ink.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters: width Brush width.
Return: Nothing.
Interception: Unlikely.
void MSG_INK_SAVE_TO_DB_ITEM( DBReturn * RetValue, InkDBFrame * ptr);
This message saves the Ink's pen data into the passed DB item. The pen data will be stored compressed. Calling this message sets the object not dirty.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters:
ptr
A pointer to an
InkDBFrame
structure, shown below.
RetValue
DBReturn
structure, to be filled by the handler.
Return: The structure pointed to by
RetValue
will contain the returned information.
Structures: The
InkDBFrame
and
DBReturn
structures are defined below:
typedef struct { Rectangle IDBF_bounds; /* The bounds of the Ink data */ VMFileHandle IDBF_VMFile; /* VM file to write to*/
DBGroupAndItem IDBF_DBGroupAndItem; /* DB Item to save to * (or NULL to create a new one) */
word IDBF_DBExtra; /* Extra space to skip at start * of block */ } InkDBFrame;
typedef struct { word DBR_group; word DBR_item; word DBR_unused1; word DBR_unused2; } DBReturn;
Interception: Unlikely.
void MSG_INK_LOAD_FROM_DB_ITEM( InkDBFrame *ptr);
This message loads the compressed data into the Ink from the passed DB item. If a NULL handle is passed, then the Ink is cleared. This message marks the Ink as clean.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any Ink object.
Parameters:
ptr
A pointer to an
InkDBFrame
structure.
Return: Nothing.
Structures: For the
InkDBFrame
structure, see
MSG_INK_SAVE_TO_DB_ITEM
.
Interception: Unlikely.
Pen information comes in as a
MSG_META_NOTIFY_WITH_DATA_BLOCK
of type NT_INK accompanied by an array containing the coordinates visited by the pen. The pen data keeps track of the coordinates of the pen input. Every time pen input comes in, the ink object notes the coordinates. The ink object is optimized to save space. For instance, the Ink object eliminates collinear points: if three pen events are collinear, it will not record the middle one, recognizing it as redundant.
The non-redundant points are written out to the
II_segments
field, a chunk array of Point structures. Note that the coordinates are unsigned. If a point's
x
coordinate's sign bit is set, that does not mean that the
x
coordinate is negative; if this sign bit is set this is a signal that this point is the last point of a gesture.
When writing pen data to a DB item, the Ink object does some more compression. Applications which work with the items used by
MSG_INK_SAVE_TO_DB_ITEM
and
MSG_INK_LOAD_FROM_DB_ITEM
must work with this compression. Since the user is dragging the pen around in a continuous gesture, the pen events tend to occur close together. Thus, it is nice to have a way to record a coordinate as a small offset from another coordinate. Since many strokes are almost horizontal or vertical, quite often the horizontal or vertical offset will be zero or one.
To take advantage of these tendencies, the ink object stores pen input as a bitstream. Coordinates may be recorded either as absolute positions or as offsets from the last coordinate.
When writing out a gesture to a DB item, the first point will always be recorded as an absolute position. Thus, first the x coordinate will be recorded, then the y coordinate. Each coordinate will be marked as absolute by the 1011 bit pattern.
For each subsequent pen point, the algorithm will first make sure that the new point is not collinear with the previous two. If it is, then the algorithm will make the incoming pen event overwrite the previous event's coordinates.
For each event, the algorithm will first write out the x coordinate, then the y coordinate.
When the input is finished, the algorithm writes a 1000000 bit pattern, signalling the end of the segment.
Decompressing the data is a matter of traversing the bitstream and detecting the appropriate patterns.
As an example of how the algorithm compresses pen input, suppose the Ink object were writing the following gesture to a DB item:
(72, 71) (82, 74) (84, 74) (85, 72)
The first coordinate is 72, so the algorithm will write out:
1011
(signals absolute coordinate)
000000001001000
The second coordinate is 71, so after handling the second coordinate, the stream will be:
1011<PHONE_NUMBER>01000
1011<PHONE_NUMBER>00111
The
x
coordinate of the second point is 82, which is 10 points away from the previous
x
coordinate. Unfortunately, this is too far to express as a short offset, so the algorithm writes another absolute coordinate (the new part of the stream is shown in italics):
1011<PHONE_NUMBER>01000 1011<PHONE_NUMBER>00111
1011<PHONE_NUMBER>10010
The
y
coordinate of the second point is 74, at a positive 3 offset from the previous
y
value, so the algorithm will write out the appropriate offset code instead of an absolute position code:
...1011<PHONE_NUMBER>00111 1011<PHONE_NUMBER>10010
10 00 010
The third point's
x
coordinate is 84, at a +2 offset from 82. The
y
coordinate is 74, the same as the previous point's
y
coordinate:
...1011<PHONE_NUMBER>00111 1011<PHONE_NUMBER>10010 10 00 010
10 00 001 00
The last point's
x
coordinate is one higher than the previous; its
y
coordinate is two less.
...1011<PHONE_NUMBER>10010 10 00 010 10 00 001 00
01 10 01 001
Since it has reached the end of the pen input (this was a suspiciously short gesture, a somewhat contrived example), the algorithm then writes an end-of-segment code:
...1011<PHONE_NUMBER>10010 10 00 010 10 00 001 00 01 10 01 001
10 00 000
If the Ink object were holding more than one gesture of information, it would write the next gesture's elements starting after the end-of-segment code of the first.
The Ink Database provides a simplified, specialized API to the database library. It allows the user to organize pieces of information on notes stored in a hierarchy of folders. Each note may have one or more pages, with each page corresponding to the contents of an ink or text object. The data stored in each page is a DB item returned by
MSG_INK_SAVE_TO_DB_ITEM
(for Ink objects) or
MSG_VIS_TEXT_GET_ALL_DB_ITEM
(for Text objects).
Notes and folders are specified by means of a dword identifier. This identifier has nothing to do with where the note's (or folder's) data is stored, or where it appears in the folder tree. Applications should use the
InkLoadPage()
and
InkSavePage()
routines to work with a note's data, and use the routines described below to determine where a note or folder appears in the folder tree.
Searching and Traversing the Tree
InkDBInit()
To create an Ink Database, an application needs a file handle, perhaps the file holding a GenDocument's data. Before calling any other Ink Database functions, call
InkDBInit()
to set up the file correctly; this routine should be called exactly once per Ink DB. If the database is part of a GenDocument, then this routine should be called within the
MSG_GEN_DOCUMENT_INITIALIZE_DOCUMENT_FILE
. Other routines (described below) which might be appropriate when first setting up an Ink Database include
InkSetDocPageInfo()
and
InkSetDocGString()
.
InkNoteLoadPage(), InkNoteSavePage(), InkGetDocPageInfo(), InkSetDocPageInfo(), InkSetDocGString(), InkGetDocGString(), InkNoteGetNoteType()
Assuming that the application is using text and ink objects to display the information held in the Ink DB, use
InkNoteLoadPage()
and
InkNoteSavePage()
to transfer information between the Ink object and the Ink DB.
InkNoteLoadPage()
loads an ink or text object with the data stored within the passed note.
Use
InkNoteGetNoteType()
to determine what sort of data is stored within the note. Once the user has made changes, those changes should be stored to the database. Call
InkNoteSavePage()
to write the changes.
To find out the document size associated with an Ink Database, call
InkGetDocPageInfo()
. To change the page size, call
InkSetDocPageInfo()
.
The Ink DB routines support the notion of a background picture for ink information. There is one background picture for the entire database. To set the background picture, use
InkSetDocGString()
.
To find out the current background picture, call
InkGetDocGString()
.
The background GString is stored in VM; call
GrLoadGString()
and
GrDrawGString()
to draw it.
InkNoteSetKeywords(), InkNoteSetKeywordsFromTextObject(), InkNoteGetKeywords(), InkNoteSendKeywordsToTextObject(), InkGetTitle(), InkSendTitleToTextObject(), InkFolderSetTitle(), InkFolderSetTitleFromTextObject(), InkNoteSetTitle(), InkNoteSetTitleFromTextObject()
Each note may have two text strings which are helpful for identification: a title and a set of keywords. These words may be used as the fields for a computed search if the application supports these; regardless, the user will certainly find these fields useful for organizing notes.
To set a note's title, call
InkNoteSetTitle()
. There is a corresponding
InkFolderSetTitle()
for setting the title of a folder.
Since applications may wish to set the titles of these items based upon the user's entry in a text object, there are two routines
InkNoteSetTitleFromTextObject()
and
InkFolderSetTitleFromTextObject()
which take an item's name from a text object.
InkGetTitle()
gets any item's title, and
InkSendTitleToTextObject()
is a specialized function used to update the passed text object's text to hold the item's title. The maximum length of any title should be
INK_DB_MAX_TITLE_SIZE.
Notes may have keywords: words which should not appear in the title but which are still useful for searches. Folders do not have keywords. To set a note's keywords, use
InkNoteSetKeywords()
;
to use the contents of a text object as the keywords, use
InkNoteSetKeywordsFromTextObject()
.
To retrieve the keywords, call
InkNoteGetKeywords()
.
InkNoteSendKeywordsToTextObject()
replaces a text object's text with the passed note's keywords. The maximum length of any keyword should be INK_DB_MAX_NOTE_KEYWORDS_SIZE
.
InkDBGetDisplayInfo(), InkDBSetDisplayInfo(), InkDBGetHeadFolder(), InkGetParentFolder(), InkFolderGetContents(), InkFolderGetNumChildren(), InkFolderDisplayChildInList(), InkFolderGetChildInfo(), InkFolderGetChildNumber(), InkNoteGetNumPages()
Assuming the application allows the existence of more than one folder, it must allow some way to move around within the folder tree. If the application allows the user to change the structure of the folder tree, then it will need UI which allows the user to navigate an arbitrary tree. There are routines to find out and change which page is being displayed. For those applications which will need to get information about the folder tree, there are routines to get information about the folder tree.
To find the application's current location within the DB, call
InkDBGetDisplayInfo()
. This routine returns the current folder ID, the note ID if any is selected, and the page number within the note.
To go to a different location, call
InkDBSetDisplayInfo()
. To use this routine, the application must pass a folder ID, along with a valid note ID and page number if a note is to be selected.
Chances are the user will be maneuvering within the folder tree. To get the ID of the root folder, use
InkDBGetHeadFolder()
.
To find the parent folder of the passed parent or note, call
InkGetParentFolder()
.
InkFolderGetContents()
returns two chunk arrays, one containing the double word identifiers of all the folder's subfolders, the other containing the identifiers of the folder's child notes.
InkFolderGetNumChildren()
returns the number of subfolders and notes within a folder.
To display a note or folder's name in a GenDynamicList, use
InkFolderDisplayChildInList()
. This routine comes in handy when constructing UI for navigating the folder tree. To copy the icon and folder or note name of a folder or note into the visual moniker of an entry in a list, call
InkNoteCopyMoniker()
.
To get information about a folder's child, call
InkFolderGetChildInfo()
. This routine returns a bit specifying whether the child is a folder or note, along with the child's ID number.
The
InkFolderGetChildNumber()
routine returns the passed child's place number within the folder.
InkFolderCreateSubFolder(), InkFolderMove(), InkFolderDelete(), InkNoteCreate(), InkNoteDelete(), InkNoteMove(), InkNoteCreatePage()
Some Ink DB applications might just create a hierarchy of notes and not allow the user to move or change notes. Applications that will move notes and folders should use the following functions to make changes.
The
InkFolderCreateSubFolder()
routine creates a new folder as a child of the passed existing folder.
Use
InkFolderMove()
to move a folder to a new parent folder.
InkNoteMove()
similarly moves a note to a new parent folder.
InkFolderDelete()
deletes a folder and all subfolders and notes that folder contained.
InkNoteCreate()
creates a new note.
InkNoteDelete()
deletes a note.
InkNoteCreatePage()
adds a new page to a note.
InkNoteGetPages(), InkNoteGetNumPages(), InkNoteSetModificationDate(), InkNoteGetModificationDate(), InkNoteGetCreationDate(), InkNoteSetNoteType(), InkNoteGetNoteType()
Normally, the note will store information supplied by an Ink or Text object. However, applications may work with a note's information directly. Call
InkNoteGetPages()
to get the DB item in which the note's information is stored. The DB item contains a chunk array; each entry of the array contains the information for one page (the DB item associated with an Ink or Text object). To find out how many pages there are in a given note, call
InkNoteGetNumPages()
.
The note will be expecting either text or ink; call
InkNoteSetNoteType()
to specify what sort of data will be coming in. The note type is specified by means of a
NoteType
value: NT_INK or NT_TEXT. To find out a note's type, call
InkNoteGetNoteType()
.
When writing changes, you may wish to update the note's modification date.
Call
InkNoteSetModificationDate()
to update this information.
To find out the date last modified, call
InkNoteGetModificationDate()
.
To find out the date the note was created, call
InkNoteGetCreationDate()
.
InkNoteFindByTitle(), InkNoteFindByKeywords(), InkFolderDepthFirstTraverse()
Sometimes the user will remember what a note is called, but has lost it in the tree of folders. Sometimes the user will want to find all notes which contain a certain keyword.
Use
InkNoteFindByTitle()
to get a buffer containing IDs of all notes whose titles match the passed string.
InkNoteFindByKeywords()
similarly returns a buffer containing the IDs of all notes with matching keywords.
For more complicated commands,
InkFolderDepthFirstTraverse()
allows the application to perform a depth-first traversal of the folder tree, calling the passed routine with all encountered folders.
InkControlClass
, a subclass of
GenControlClass
, provides a menu which allows the user to select an Ink tool for use with an Ink object.
Code Display 21-2 InkControlClass Features
typedef ByteFlags InkControlFeatures; /* These features may be combined using | and &: ICF_PENCIL_TOOL, ICF_ERASER_TOOL ICF_SELECTION_TOOL */
typedef ByteFlags InkControlToolboxFeatures; /* These features may be combined using | and &: ICTF_PENCIL_TOOL, ICTF_ERASER_TOOL ICTF_SELECTION_TOOL */
#define IC_DEFAULT_FEATURES (ICF_PENCIL_TOOL | ICF_ERASER_TOOL | \ ICF_SELECTION_TOOL) #define IC_DEFAULT_TOOLBOX_FEATURES (ICTF_PENCIL_TOOL | ICTF_ERASER_TOOL | \ ICTF_SELECTION_TOOL)
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The slapdash production, while extremely funny overall, contains some missteps. Lochlyn Munro, whose turn as a lunatic student in "Dead Man on Campus" was the one great note in an otherwise leaden movie, disappears early in the story.  And, on several occasions, the filmmakers merely recreate scenes from slasher films without bothering to enhance them.
Still, the laughs come fast and furious, with Wayans tackling everything from "Riverdance" to race relations (when the killer comes after Anna, she e-mails the authorities with the message "White woman in trouble!" and a slew of police cars show up in seconds). As with "Airplane," "Scary Movie" lobs dozens of jokes at the wall and, while some fall to the floor, most of them stick. That's pretty good for a film SO FOUL, SO DISGUSTING AND SO DEPRAVED THAT IT WILL LIKELY MEAN THE END OF CIVILIZATION AS WE KNOW IT!!!!
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Historic bank notes
Here is a rough timeline of money:
- ca. 9000 BCE Grain and cattle were used as barter
- ca. 3000 BCE The shekel was an ancient unit used in Mesopotamia
- ca. 2050 BCE Code of Ur-Nammu, formalised the role of money in Mesopotamia
- ca. 1760 BCE Code of Hammurabi, formalised the role of money in ancient Babylon
- ca. 1500 BCE Money boxes in the Mycenae tombs
- ca. 1000 BCE Money in the shape of small knives and spades made of bronze were in use in
China during the Zhou dynasty
- ca. 700 BCE First manufactured coins seems to have taken place separately in India,
China, and in cities around the Aegean
- ca. 650 BCE Other coins made of Electrum (a naturally occurring alloy of silver and gold)
were manufactured on a larger scale in Lydia (on the coast of what is now Turkey)
- ca. 7th C BCE Minting occurred amongst the cities of Grecian Asia Minor, spreading to
Aegean parts of the Greek islands and the
- ca. 500 BCE Minting occurred in the south of Italy
- ca. 5th C BCE The Athenian empire used and exported silver coinage
- 756 Silver penny introduced by King Offa of Mercia and later became the GDP
- 11th C Paper money was introduced in Song Dynasty, China
- 12th C The English monarchy introduced an early version of the bill of exchange in the
form of a notched piece of wood known as a tally stick.
- 13th C Paper money became known in Europe.
- 14th C Europe had converted from use of silver in currency to minting of gold
- 18th C Bills of exchange became a form of credit in England
- 1792 The USD was first defined by the Coinage Act
- 1st of January, 2002 Physical introduction of the Euro
- 3rd of January 2009 Bitcoin
More information can be found on Wikipedia's The
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NAME
ALTER SERVER - change the definition of a foreign serverSYNOPSIS
ALTER SERVER servername [ VERSION 'newversion' ] [ OPTIONS ( [ ADD | SET | DROP ] option ['value'] [, ... ] ) ] ALTER SERVER servername OWNER TO new_owner
DESCRIPTION
ALTER SERVER changes the definition of a foreign server. The first form changes the server version string or the generic options of the server (at least one clause is required). The second form changes the owner of the server.
To alter the server you must be the owner of the server. Additionally to alter the owner, you must own the server and also be a direct or indirect member of the new owning role, and you must have USAGE privilege on the server's foreign-data wrapper. (Note that superusers satisfy all these criteria automatically.)
PARAMETERS
- servername
- The name of an existing server.
- serverversion
- New server version.
- OPTIONS ( [ ADD | SET | DROP ] option ['value'] [, ... ] )
- Change options for the server. ADD, SET, and DROP specify the action to be performed. ADD is assumed if no operation is explicitly specified. Option names must be unique; names and values are also validated using the server's foreign-data wrapper library.
EXAMPLES
Alter server foo, add connection options:
ALTER SERVER foo OPTIONS (host 'foo', dbname 'foodb');
Alter server foo, change version, change host option:
ALTER SERVER foo VERSION '8.4' OPTIONS (SET host 'baz');
COMPATIBILITY
ALTER SERVER conforms to ISO/IEC 9075-9 (SQL/MED).
SEE ALSO
CREATE SERVER [create_server(7)], DROP SERVER [drop_server(7)]
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Contains: Alias
The Alias class is responsible for managing aliases. In their simple form, aliases are commands which expand to multiple commands. For example, you might want an alias to echo a message before you perform a common task. This elimenates the need to type both commands, as you can have an alias that calls both commands. Manages individual aliases.
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Processes the commands in the alias.
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Limit alias length.
check for recursion of aliases.
allow for delays.
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Sets the name of the alias.
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100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Jimm B.02-Nov-19 11:16 AM
No
Artist02-Nov-19 11:17 AM
well better luck next time
Jimm B.02-Nov-19 11:17 AM
Checking02-Nov-19 11:19 AM
@TonyL Each successful swap = 1 ticket, then by rng script will be determined winning tickets for each of the prizes
Friends, Joey, Rachel, Award, Soapee, defeat, actor
1
congrats the winners
4
and thanks for doing this stress test Komodo/DEX team members. Pls lets do it again soon.
Checking02-Nov-19 11:44 AM
Is not how lucky u are
Jimm B.02-Nov-19 11:44 AM
It is....
Checking02-Nov-19 11:45 AM
but how transparent is the draw
Markus02-Nov-19 11:49 AM
@Checking I dont think they benefit anything from cheating a lottery draw so why even bother making a big deal out of it, come on(edited)
1
1
Checking02-Nov-19 11:51 AM
Yeah okay, fair enought
but at least do not give incorrect information
ca33302-Nov-19 11:52 AM
@Jimm B. - this your key RSnaRcQaraqbJUEmT34cp58759J8b83L4s ?
Jimm B.02-Nov-19 11:53 AM
Checking02-Nov-19 11:53 AM
Okay im done, congrats for thoss the winners
Honestly i'm very enjoying Stress test
Looking forward to the final test
ca33302-Nov-19 11:55 AM
Ok - so if anyone made it to the top 33 but didn't win i will tip you a bobby prize today - random amounts based on the # of swaps.
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Checking02-Nov-19 11:55 AM
Appreciate that @ca333
Cryptoon02-Nov-19 11:57 AM
I did 5000 successful swaps but also didnt get a prize do I also get something anyway?
1
1
Artist02-Nov-19 12:00 PM
I made 2 @ca333
Checking02-Nov-19 12:01 PM
I'll give 0.777 to you @Artist
Artist02-Nov-19 12:02 PM
Thnks but you have put in more effort
Obviously
coingirl8702-Nov-19 12:03 PM
We all have won....with metadata team will build a better dex so in long we all will benefit from it....i also try 4 hours to swap during stress test and only had 1 successful swap....it was not prio to win a price...for me it was more important to help team!! so i dont understand complaining people....(edited)
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Checking02-Nov-19 12:07 PM
@Artist hard to say, but that's the fact I was very unlucky
@Markus Markus is right
Jimm B.02-Nov-19 12:08 PM
@coingirl87 The draw could have been more transparent. even if I trust the team 100% ... others do not. There is such a saying ... do not trust, verify. but I think the team will do better next time. then hopefully nobody will have a reason to complain.
Checking02-Nov-19 12:09 PM
there is no benefit to team cheating the lottery
coingirl8702-Nov-19 12:09 PM
Yes...so why you complaining?
Jimm B.02-Nov-19 12:09 PM
where do I complain?
Checking02-Nov-19 12:09 PM
Me lol
coingirl8702-Nov-19 12:09 PM
I mean checking
Checking02-Nov-19 12:11 PM
Because an incorrect information that i've seen on telegram channel
coingirl8702-Nov-19 12:12 PM
Ok...the incorrect information was that you will win?(edited)
Checking02-Nov-19 12:14 PM
I dont want to argue with you, go to telegram and read all the whole messages
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coingirl8702-Nov-19 12:15 PM
Talk to me...what was the incorrect message? I dont have telegram(edited)
Jimm B.02-Nov-19 12:16 PM
@coingirl87 The matter has been done. Why do you want to start again?
coingirl8702-Nov-19 12:16 PM
Only want to understand it
Maybe i am stupid
peratt02-Nov-19 12:17 PM
@Checking u are best bruhh..thank you ... our thoughts are the same ..
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Jimm B.02-Nov-19 12:19 PM
@coingirl87 I think he put a lot of work in there and was disappointed that he was not lucky. and as the rules for the raffle have changed, some confusion has arisen.
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coingirl8702-Nov-19 12:21 PM
I also put a lot of work into it but who cares?
peratt02-Nov-19 12:21 PM
@Jimm B. no bro ..the problem is proff draw make a public ..
Jimm B.02-Nov-19 12:23 PM
Next time, the team will make it more transparent.
Checking02-Nov-19 12:23 PM
@coingirl87 need a cup of coffee brohh
Ill give a cup
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coingirl8702-Nov-19 12:23 PM
And the rules was changed because make it more fair for participants(edited)
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@Checking if you want i can send you 777,7 k64
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Checking02-Nov-19 12:28 PM
Can I bought a cup of coffee with it
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Cryptoon02-Nov-19 12:33 PM
Haha @coingirl87
I can’t wait to see how the test results will lead to a better dex experience
Hopefully some updates soon
willofleo02-Nov-19 02:01 PM
it sometimes hard to calculate prices on the dex will it be possible to attach usd (or any chosen value ) value to all the prices
MrV02-Nov-19 02:22 PM
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I'll take any KMD
ѕℓιм02-Nov-19 02:29 PM
wow I actually won something I never win anything
duskonaut02-Nov-19 02:42 PM
I am dissapointed
this is not dex
if few people can send transactions
I don't care about<PHONE_NUMBER>7777 kmd
yeamanjam02-Nov-19 02:43 PM
Congrats @ѕℓιм How did you do it? How many swaps did you have?
ѕℓιм02-Nov-19 02:43 PM
@duskonaut it was a stress test dude
duskonaut02-Nov-19 02:43 PM
I guess some nodes are better than others
@ѕℓιм no need to be a parrot and repeat
it was failed stress test
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ѕℓιм02-Nov-19 02:44 PM
@yeamanjam I won in the 2nd prize pool where it didnt matter amount of swaps(edited)
lol
ok bud
duskonaut02-Nov-19 02:44 PM
it is not dex
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ѕℓιм02-Nov-19 02:44 PM
mmhmm
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yeamanjam02-Nov-19 02:45 PM
@ Slim Did your swap happen at the begin or the end of the test?
ѕℓιм02-Nov-19 02:45 PM
it was after 3 hours of trying
yeamanjam02-Nov-19 02:46 PM
Yeah i tried the whole 10 minutes every hour putting in orders but none went thru, except the 6 before the swap officially started
I had 2 clear today too
ѕℓιм02-Nov-19 02:48 PM
yea it works fine when its not under intense stress being run on minimum hardware infrastructure
AkiraX02-Nov-19 02:59 PM
I wanted 777 kmd
I didn't get i2
Alright02-Nov-19 03:13 PM
@duskonaut far from a failure, team learned quite a bit. Test was meant to break it
1
duskonaut02-Nov-19 03:19 PM
If over 1700 people could not send even single transaction.
If you changed the rules in last minute
then it is failed
you can collect data from failed tests also
I would just like some honesty
Alright02-Nov-19 03:20 PM
Call it what you like, but it served the exact purpose it was meant to serve
1
1
duskonaut02-Nov-19 03:21 PM
oh so you knew this would happen?(edited)
Alright02-Nov-19 03:22 PM
Don't understand what you're on about. We tried to break it; we broke it. We got enough data from the test to optimize it.
"it is not a dex" is unequivocally untrue
duskonaut02-Nov-19 03:23 PM
I think this whole 30 transaction was not realistic in first place
if some node can send 15 transaction
and 1700 can't send a single one... I think something is wrong
jl777c02-Nov-19 03:24 PM
wait for next test
2000 simultaneous orders for a single orderbook, this could not be handled with last iteration. we will fix it


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clean Java. As usual, automation is key. It's all about
the tooling.
The best thing about good tooling is that they work together: each covers a
different area, does not impeded another tool, and fixing one complaint a
tool reveals often fixes complaints from other tools.
This advice applies to any programming language, not just Java. Java,
having the most mature ecosystem, is instructive.
- Use good source control
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development with feature
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build tool.
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We're not paying Netflix for the privilege of watching TV. Plenty of places online offer similar content. We're paying for ad-free, hassle-free TV and movies.
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Touch Restart to try again
Press Space to resume
Touch Pause again to resume
Arrow hero is a minimalist game where your goal is to match your inputs with an unstoppable continuous overwelming flow of arrows.
This means that if you have more than one consecutive you only have to press once to validate both.
You can pause the game by pressing Space.
This game is mobile friendly.

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Feel free to fork me on GitHub.


evothings. easyble
Source: evothings-libraries/
Library for making BLE programming easier.
It is safe practise to call function evothings.scriptsLoaded to ensure dependent libraries are loaded before calling functions in this library.
Namespaces
Property
Methods
Namespaces
EasyBLEDevice
error
Property
printObject
Prints and object for debugging purposes.
Methods
closeConnectedDevices()
Disconnect and close all connected BLE devices.
Example
evothings.easyble.closeConnectedDevices();
filterDevicesByService(services)
Set to an Array of UUID strings to enable filtering of devices found by startScan().
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
services |
|
|
Array of UUID strings. Set to false to disable filtering. The default is no filtering. An empty array will cause no devices to be reported. |
reportDeviceOnce(reportOnce)
Set whether to report devices once or continuously during scan. The default is to report continously.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
reportOnce |
boolean |
|
Set to true to report found devices only once. Set to false to report continuously. |
reset()
Reset the BLE hardware. Can be time consuming.
startScan(success, fail)
Start scanning for devices.
Example
evothings.easyble.startScan(
function(device)
{
console.log('BLE Found device: ' + device.name);
},
function(error)
{
console.log('BLE Scan error: ' + error);
});
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
success |
|
Success function called when a device is found. Format: success(evothings.easyble.EasyBLEDevice). |
|
|
fail |
|
Error callback: fail(error). |
stopScan()
Stop scanning for devices.
Example
evothings.easyble.stopScan();
Abstract types
AdvertisementData Object
Information extracted from a scanRecord. Some or all of the fields may be undefined. This varies between BLE devices. Depending on OS version and BLE device, additional fields, not documented here, may be present.
Properties
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
kCBAdvDataLocalName |
string |
|
The device's name. Use this field rather than device.name, since on iOS the device name is cached and changes are not reflected in device.name. |
|
kCBAdvDataTxPowerLevel |
number |
|
Transmission power level as advertised by the device. |
|
kCBAdvDataIsConnectable |
boolean |
|
True if the device accepts connections. False if it doesn't. |
|
kCBAdvDataServiceUUIDs |
array |
|
Array of strings, the UUIDs of services advertised by the device. Formatted according to RFC 4122, all lowercase. |
|
kCBAdvDataServiceData |
object |
|
Dictionary of strings to strings. The keys are service UUIDs. The values are base-64-encoded binary data. |
|
kCBAdvDataManufacturerData |
string |
|
Base-64-encoded binary data. This field is used by BLE devices to advertise custom data that don't fit into any of the other fields. |
connectCallback(device)
Called when successfully connected to a device.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
device |
|
EasyBLE devices object. |
dataCallback(data)
Function when data is available.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
data |
ArrayBuffer |
|
The data is an array buffer. Use an ArrayBufferView to access the data. |
emptyCallback()
This callback indicates that an operation was successful, without specifying and additional information.
failCallback(errorString)
This function is called when an operation fails.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
errorString |
string |
|
A human-readable string that describes the error that occurred. |
rssiCallback(rssi)
Called with RSSI value.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
rssi |
number |
|
A negative integer, the signal strength in decibels. This value may be 127 which indicates an unknown value. |
scanCallback(device)
Called during scanning when a BLE device is found.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
device |
|
EasyBLE device object found during scanning. |
servicesCallback(device)
Called when services are successfully read.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
device |
|
EasyBLE devices object. |


| DOSE: |
repeated |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
My friends and I had a rather difficult experience with salvia about a week ago. It really all started a few months back when we got some salvia leaves from a friend. Well, we smoked those for a while and decided they sucked so we did some research and found that 20x was a semi-popular extract to experiment with. Eventually we found a local headshop who sold up to 40x salvia. We got a gram of 20x and smoked some that day. Needless to say, the trip was rather intense. It felt kind of like a shroom body fry amplified by like 100. After that day we stashed it in my friends room and almost forgot about it until a few nights ago.
My friends and I are not much of experienced trippers, it's relatively hard to obtain psychedelics where I live, as we've only experimented with standard shroom doses in the past. So, for the most part we had no idea what we're doing.
Anyway, we are in my friends garage smoking weed for about a good 60-90 minutes, just talking about general things. There were 6 of us to begin with, and we must've smoked about a 3-4 grams of marijuana between all of us. Then suddenly we started talking about psychedelics and the salvia topic was brought up.
Anyway one of my friends had to leave, so that kind of put the whole event in motion because when my one friend left my other friend had to get up to open the garage door for him. When we're stoned we do not like to move or get up at all, and often play rock, paper, scissors to see who has to get up to do whatever task. So he remembered the salvia he had in his room and went to get it after losing to rock paper scissors. After he gets back he packs our friend J a huge bowl of 20x extract into the bong. We only had one of those cheap scripto lighters with the adjustable flame, so we put the flame on super huge and he snapped the entire bowl. His bowl was even bigger than mine and I didnt even snap mine the first time I smoked it.
Anyways, he held the smoke in his lungs for a good 10-15 seconds, and my friend B, immediatly grabbed the bong from his hands.  Eventually, he started to grab his girlfriend who was sitting next to him. After about another minute he fell the the ground and had a dead mans grip on her wrist.  It was no easy task, this guy has military experience and is no pushover. It took 3 guys to pull him off her. Before we could get him off completely he bit his girlfriend really hard in her neck which then started to bleed.  This was the point everyone started getting a little worried.
We tried to sit him down and calm him in any way we could, but he couldn't process what we were telling him, he was completely gone from this world. Just when we thought he was coming down, he freaked out again, about 30 seconds after we sat him down, he forced his way up and stumbled to the corner of the garage. The best way to describe this would be that he looked as if he was trying to get out, but couldn't find an exit. During this he was clawing at the wall like a freakin maniac all while screaming at the top of his lungs. This was no ordinary yell, but a primal scream of terror. The type of scream you would aim at death itself. This scream will haunt me forever. By this point his girlfriend was hysterical and frantically trying to do anything. We were all kind of like WTF do we do about this. It was really hard to hold him down because he would scream at the top of his lungs if we tried.
A few minutes passed and he seemed to be coming down again, and he actually started mumbling some english words. He then crawled under the workbench and tried to push up on it from beneath it. He pushed until the wood began splintering and my other friend, E, pressed a pressure point on his neck to subdue him.
 When we started hearing sirens, and we all fled the scene and went out to look for him. About 10 minutes of driving we found him running in circles in a church parking lot, and his girlfriend calmed him down long enough to get him in the car and take him home.
The next day he couldn't remember anything up to the church parking lot, he doesn't remember how he got there at all. In all, this whole episode lasted about an hour, I've never had this bad of an experience with salvia.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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(In development)
Current Sophomore at Harriton High School
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(In development)
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Qt SCXML FTP Client Example
FTP Client uses Qt SCXML to implement a FTP client that can communicate with a FTP service by sending FTP control messages translated from state machine events and by translating server replies into state machine events. The data received from the FTP server is printed on the console.
RFC 959 specifies state charts for the command handling of the FTP client. They can be easily translated into SCXML to benefit from SCXML nested states. Connections between the client and server and data transfer are implemented by using C++. In addition, Qt signals and slots are used.
The state machine has the following states:
- I as the initial state.
- B for sending commands.
- S for success.
- F for failure.
- W for waiting for a reply.
- P for supplying a password upon server request.
The state machine is specified in the simpleftp.scxml file and compiled into the FtpClient
class that implements the logic of the FTP protocol. It reacts to user input and to replies from the control channel by changing states and sending external events. In addition, we implement a FtpControlChannel
class and a FtpDataChannel
class that handle TCP sockets and servers and convert line endings.
Running the Example
To run the example from Qt Creator, open the Welcome mode and select the example from Examples. For more information, visit Building and Running an Example.
Compiling the State Machine
We link against the Qt SCXML module by adding the following line to the .pro file:
QT = core scxml
We then specify the state machine to compile:
STATECHARTS += simpleftp.scxml
The Qt SCXML Compiler, qscxmlc
, is run automatically to generate ftpclient.h and ftpclient.cpp, and to add them to the HEADERS
and SOURCES
variables for compilation.
Instantiating the State Machine
We instantiate the generated FtpClient
class, as well as the FtpDataChannel
and FtpControlChannel
classes in the main.cpp file:
#include "simpleftp.h" #include "ftpcontrolchannel.h" #include "ftpdatachannel.h" ... int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { ... QCoreApplication app(argc, argv); FtpClient ftpClient; FtpDataChannel dataChannel; FtpControlChannel controlChannel; ...
Communicating with an FTP Server
We print all data retrieved from the server on the console:
QObject::connect(&dataChannel, &FtpDataChannel::dataReceived, [](const QByteArray &data) { std::cout << data.constData(); });
We translate server replies into state machine events:
QObject::connect(&controlChannel, &FtpControlChannel::reply, &ftpClient, [&ftpClient](int code, const QString ¶meters) { ftpClient.submitEvent(QString("reply.%1xx").arg(code / 100), parameters); });
We translate commands from the state machine into FTP control messages:
ftpClient.connectToEvent("submit.cmd", &controlChannel, [&controlChannel](const QScxmlEvent &event) { controlChannel.command(event.name().mid(11).toUtf8(), event.data().toMap()["params"].toByteArray()); });
We send commands to log into the FTP server as an anonymous user, to announce a port for the data connection, and to retrive a file:
QList<Command> commands({ {"cmd.USER", "anonymous"},// login {"cmd.PORT", ""}, // announce port for data connection, args added below. {"cmd.RETR", file} // retrieve a file });
We specify that the FTP client should send the next command when entering the B state:
ftpClient.connectToState("B", QScxmlStateMachine::onEntry([&]() { if (commands.isEmpty()) { app.quit(); return; } Command command = commands.takeFirst(); qDebug() << "Posting command" << command.cmd << command.args; ftpClient.submitEvent(command.cmd, command.args); }));
We specify that the FTP client should send an empty string as a password if the server asks for one:
ftpClient.connectToState("P", QScxmlStateMachine::onEntry([&ftpClient]() { qDebug() << "Sending password"; ftpClient.submitEvent("cmd.PASS", QString()); }));
Finally, we connect to the FTP server specified as the first argument of the method and retrieve the file specified as the second argument:
controlChannel.connectToServer(server); QObject::connect(&controlChannel, &FtpControlChannel::opened, [&](const QHostAddress &address, int) { dataChannel.listen(address); commands[1].args = dataChannel.portspec(); ftpClient.start(); });
For example, the following invocation prints the specified file from the specified server: ftpclient <server> <file>
.
Files:


Fit
public enum Fit: URLImageQueryExtendable
The various options available within Fit specify different resizing behaviors for use in
conjunction with the ImageOption.fit(for: Fit)
option. By default, images are resized to fit
inside the bounding box given by w and
h while retaining their aspect ratio.
Using the Fit
options, you can change this behavior.
-
If specifying an optional
UIColor
orNSColor
make sure to also provide a custom width and height or else you may receive an error from the server. If the color cannot be resolved to a hex string by the SDK, an error will be thrown.Declaration
Swift
case pad(withBackgroundColor: Color?)
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public enum Fit: URLImageQueryExtendable
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public enum Fit: URLImageQueryExtendable
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public enum Fit: URLImageQueryExtendable
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public enum Fit: URLImageQueryExtendable


2 Arkansas college professors charged with manufacturing meth
by Robert GeartyStudents at an Arkansas college suspect a campus chemistry lab was turned into a meth lab after the arrest of two professors, according to a report.
Henderson State University chemistry professors Terry Bateman, 45, and Bradley Rowland, 40, were charged Friday with the manufacture of methamphetamine and the use of drug paraphernalia, Fox 16 Little Rock reported.
Students suspected meth may have been involved when a chemical spill closed the college’s science building in October for three weeks, the station reported.
RACCOONS TAKE SHELTER IN ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
“I heard rumors about it and I thought it might be true, but now that they actually got arrested I’m like wow,” sophomore Ebuka Okeke told the station. “That’s something else.”
The arrests were announced by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, the station reported.
ARKANSAS WOMAN CLAIMS BROTHER FED HER 'METH SANDWICH'
Bateman and Rowland were subjects of an investigation with Henderson State University police, Fox 16 reported.
They were placed on administrative leave three days after the chemical spill, according to the station.
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A Henderson spokeswoman told the station the science building reopened after a clean-up.
The university is located in Arkadelphia.


Monday, August 01, 2005
I got up at 2:15 AM to go fishing. I was ready at 3:30 AM but Robert Park didn’t show up so at 4 AM I called his in-laws home and they said he would be here in just a few minutes. He came at 4:15 AM. His mother-in-law had over slept. We had to hurry but made it to Steward by 6:15 AM and were able to check in at the Fish House where we had made reservations for a charter fishing trip. There were 12 of us on the boat. The captain was a young girl 23 years of age. Her deck hand was Levi and he is 16 years old. We had a good day and everyone limited out with halibut and some of us including myself caught a salmon. We got back to Anchorage about 9 PM. I showered and cleaned up. Mae had everything about ready to go. Terry, Angela, Jaban and Jaren took us to the airport and came into the airport with us to visit until time for our plane to leave. We enjoyed visiting with them and it was sad to say goodbye to each of them as we hugged for the last time – until we meet again and we don’t know when that will be. They are a great family and they were surely a great host and hostess.
Tuesday, August 02, 2005
We boarded the airplane at 12:30 AM and went from Anchorage to Seattle. We changed planes and went to San Francisco. We had time to get some breakfast there and to take a short nap on the benches. We then flew to S.L.C. getting there at 2:15 PM. When we went to get our luggage the zipper of the one suit case was stuck in the machinery and a worker jerked the handle and ripped the suit case. I complained to the “United” luggage office and the agent said they did not accept responsibility for luggage damaged by the luggage handling equipment. She gave me two tickets for $50 off the fairs the next time we traveled United. Bob and Carroll picked us up and took us home. David did not return my pickup after using it. I got Randy’s suburban and trailer and picked up the roofing supplies for Randy’s cabin. I had Bob dive me up to David’s to get my pickup. We were very tired and late getting to bed.
Wednesday, August 03, 2005
We slept in until 7 AM when I got up. Mae slept in until 9 AM. We were all morning getting things packed and ready to go. We left for Randy’s cabin about 2:30 PM. We got there at about 5:30 PM. Mae and Tayler put things away in the cabin while David and I started on the roof. We quit work at 8 PM for dinner. After eating we watched the show “She Wore A Yellow Ribbon” with John Wayne.
Thursday, August 04, 2005
David and I started work on the roof at 8 AM, stopped for lunch and then continued until 5:30 PM. Judy and Randy came up and brought the rest of the shingles up to us. David is a pretty good worker.  Mae and Judy prepared dinner outside on the grill. Randy, Mae, David, Taylor and I played a game of Mormon Bridge and then Randy and Judy went back home. We watched a video this evening before going to bed.
Friday, August 05, 2005
I got up at 5AM and then came back to bed and snuggled with Mae. David and I put in a full days work again today. Mae made special effort to have Taylor have an enjoyable Birthday. She had decorated the down stairs, made a treasure hunt for her, had Birthday gifts and made a Birthday cake. Mae made a special dinner of fried chicken with all the trimmings. After eating dinner I took a shower. We then watched a movie before going to bed.
Saturday, August 06, 2005
We were again up early for breakfast and to start work on the roof again. We were able to get the hardest section to the roof completed and move the scaffolding jacks up. We quit early and were on our way home about 5 PM. We stopped in Evanston and bought some dinner so that Mae did not have to clean up after we finished work. I stopped at Home Depot and bought some 3 inch screws and some 2 X 4’s to use as bracing on the scaffolding jacks. Mae started preparing for tomorrow, did some washing and putting things away. David and I loaded the scaffolding parts into Bob’s truck so he can return them Monday morning for me. I showered and soon went to bed. Mae and Taylor went to the store to get some groceries for next week. They didn’t get home until 10 PM. Mae then had to make a Texas cake for tomorrow. She didn’t get to bed until mid-night.
Sunday, August 07, 2005
I woke at 3 AM worried about our boys. The alarm went off at 6 AM and we prepared to go to Stockton to attend Church there. JaNae and Brad wanted to have Kennedy Grace and Dawson blessed today. We went to JaNae & Brad’s home and left the Texas cake there so it would not melt in the hot car. Meeting started at 10 AM. I had the privilege of Blessing Kennedy then after meeting the Bishop had the family meet in the Priesthood room where Scott gave Dawson a blessing. It had been planed that Scott would bless Dawson while Mae and I were on our mission, but the time that had been scheduled was the Sunday following Terry’s death. It was therefore postponed. JaNae still wanted Dawson blessed so the Bishop had it down this way as Dawson is now over two years old. After that we all went to JaNae and Brad’s where we had a nice lunch. Jeff came although he didn’t stand in on the blessings. David’s family went to the blessing of Shauna’s brother’s child so they couldn’t be with us. Sandi informed us that Shellie had been called to be the Ward Relief Society President. We left for home about 2:30 PM so I had time to take a nap this afternoon. Mae had lain down but the phone rang and she got up to answer it. It was after 5 PM when we left to go back up to Randy’s cabin. Randy didn’t go with us as he had got a serious sun burn and is not feeling good. David came back with us to help me but Taylor went back home with her parents. We ate a light super and then played a game of Harts before reading scriptures and having prayer. I filled in my journal before going to bed.
Monday, August 08, 2005
David and I worked all day on the roof. It rained after lunch so we had to stop for about an hour. Randy & friend John, who is a neighbor, came up and spent the day. Mae prepared a nice dinner as we quite work for the day. After dinner Randy and John left for home. David, Mae & I watched a John Wayne movie before going to bed.
Tuesday, August 09, 2005
David & I worked a long day today. We worked over nine hours. Mae typed my journal entries that I had written during the time that our computer was being repaired. We had raised the scaffolding to the top and as David and I stepped onto the one section it began to sink. We both grabbed the roof ridge and hand walked to the next section. What had happened is the one brace arched up instead of down and had no support to stop an upward arch. We secured it and continued until we finished the one side. We are sure that it will take us more than tomorrow to finish the job and David thinks he could come back to help me next Monday. We decided to keep the incident to our self until we find out if Mike and Becky will let David come back. Mae has helped us in the moving of the scaffolding several times. Mae prepared supper to eat out side as we roasted hot dogs for dinner this evening. David put on the movie North to Alaska to watch this evening. I took my shower then watched to show with Mae and David.
Wednesday, August 10, 2005
We worked a full day and then cleaned up before eating and coming home. We were tired and didn’t do much except shower and go to bed when we got home.
Thursday, August 11, 2005
We started early to get things ready to go camping. I wanted to leave by noon but I called Sam T. Evans and they said that they could install the top to my pickup at 11 AM. I brought the tent trailer up and set it up so Mae could pack it while I was getting the top put on. The right rear lift cable broke as we raised the trailer top. The left front lift doesn’t work very well either. I got to Evan’s at 11 but it wasn’t until after 1:30 PM before I got out of there. While waiting for them to install the top, I looked at some of their new camp trailers. I also checked as to the cost of repairing our trailer and it will cost me $600 just for the four new jacks. I would then do the installation. When I get into the job there ma be other needs also. The new trailers look better all the time. We had to finish packing when I got home. We left for American Fork getting there about 4:30 PM. After letting David off at his home, we stopped at the store for a couple of items. It was 5:30 PM when we left American Fork. Mike thought that the traffic would be very bad but it wasn’t after we got to Orem. We were able to find the Payson Lake Campgrounds and set up the tent trailer. As we set up our old trailer the new ones looked better with each problem we had with just Mae and I setting it up. We had to put 1 x 3 post on all four corners and I spent ½ hour fastening the tent to the door. We had just finished setting up the trailer when David, Scott and their families arrived. Mae prepared dinner for everyone. We got tents set up and built a nice camp fire. Of course we had to roast marsh mellows. I was a nice evening. There was one problem with the campgrounds and that is there were range cattle within the camp.
Friday, August 12, 2005
We slept quite well except we had forgot to bring our pillows. David and Shauna prepared a wonderful breakfast of pancakes, sausage and eggs. We spent time at the lake and enjoyed it. I am very impressed with the campgrounds but complained to the care takers about the cattle. They were also upset with the cattle and said they had complained also but hadn’t had any success with the problem. Mae sure enjoy being with the Grandchildren. She goes walking and playing game with them. I took a nap this afternoon. David, Shauna, Scott and I went to Payson and bought some fishing equipment. Mike and his family came up this afternoon. We helped get there camp set up. Scott and Mishelle prepared dinner of barbeques with the trimmings, this evening. It was late this evening when Jeff and Gail got there. We again enjoyed a camp fire this evening.
Saturday, August 13, 2005
David and Tyler went down fishing early this morning. I started to get ready to go fishing with my float tub but I can’t find my shoes. Mike said he had a rubber boat so he and I went down on that. Mike couldn’t fish as he doesn’t have a license so he just rowed the boat while I fished. It didn’t take long until I had my limit. We went over to where David and Tayler were fishing. They had 3 fish so I took the fish to camp and let Tayler and David go with Mike. They had a good time but Tayler caught all six fish with David not catching any. We cooked up all the fish and every one enjoyed them. We enjoyed playing game this afternoon. Scott and Mishelle left first with the rest of us leaving later. Jeff and Gail stayed over and will come home tomorrow. We came home and were very tired when we got unpacked. We took baths and called it a day.
Sunday, August 14, 2005
We slept in until 7:30 AM, and then hurried to get to church. Meetings were good and we enjoyed being back in our own Ward. We were sorry that we missed the High Priest Social last night. Bob and Carroll invited us to dinner today. They cooked large chicken breast, potatoes and gravy. It was a very good meal and we enjoyed being with them. I caught my journal up to date. Mae and I took a nap this afternoon. I hadn’t laid down when I was awaken with acid reflex and had to sit up in a recliner to finish my nap. This evening David, Mae and I played a game of Harts. David won the game. We tried to get to bed early as we are going to try to leave in the morning by 5:45 AM.
Monday, August 15, 2005
We got up early and left at 5:45 AM stopping at Home Depot and rented a 30’ ladder. We stopped in Evanston and got some groceries before going on to Randy’s cabin. It was 9 AM when we started on the roof. We got a good day in and hope to be able to finish early tomorrow. Bob and Carroll came up this afternoon and had dinner with us. After eating they went back. I showered and then we read from the book Cassidy, after we watched a John Wayne movie before going to bed.
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
We over slept this morning so it was almost 9 AM before we got started. We only stopped for ½ hour for lunch. Mae made us sandwiches that we stopped long enough to eat and then went right back to work. It rained a couple of times on us but it didn’t stop us. It was after 5 PM by the time we got everything cleaned up and stored away. We went South to Heber City and then down Provo Canon. We stopped in Orem and got us something to eat for dinner. It was already too late for David to get to Mutual. We did have some problems with the lights and the windshield wipers on the way home. After getting to Mike’s we visited for a few minutes and then traveled on home getting there about 11 PM.
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
We slept in until 7 AM. Mae went right to work on the house getting it clean and straightened up for her class this evening. I prepared breakfast and vacuumed the floors for her. I returned the ladder to Home Depot. I went over to Irven and Sandy’s and removed the shower doors from their bathtub. I installed a shower hose and loaned them the tub stool that Mae’s mother used. It seemed like it will do what Irven needs. He still amazes me at how well he is doing. When I came home I helped Bob finish mowing the lawn. I figured Randy’s bill on his cabin. It was more than I thought it would be but still much lower that the one bid I got. Bob and I went down to the onion patch and wedded. The onions are in pretty good shape and are about ready for harvest. I went over to see Brother Jackson about drawing plans for a garage he would like to build. Mae had her book club meet this evening and it seem to have gone well.
Thursday, August 18, 2005
We slept in and enjoyed being together. We didn’t eat anything for breakfast until almost 10 AM. I did make an appointment to get the window in my pickup shell tomorrow. I balanced our bank statement and ended up $2.00 out of balance so wrote it off. I think this is the first time I have written an outage off but it just wasn’t worth it and we needed to leave. We went over to visit Sister Moulton for a while and show her some of our pictures. It was good to visit with her. We attended the Ogden Temple this evening as it was our Ward’s Temple Night but I think we were the only ones from our Ward there. There was however a large group at the Temple this evening. We stopped at a Chinese restraint and ate before coming home. It was 10 PM when we got home. I filled in my journal entry before going to bed. We also played a couple of games on the computer.
Friday, August 19, 2005
We slept in and then ate breakfast. I took my truck into town and had the side window changed to what I had ordered. The new window makes it possible to fill the natural gas tank. That took longer than had been anticipated for they had estimated it would take ½ hr. to change and it took them over two hours before I got out of the shop. The back door lock is still not working so they will get a new one in next week and I will have to bring the truck back to correct that. Bob went with me to Sherrie’s and I installed a storm door on the rear door I had installed earlier this year. We did run into some problems with the door height and had to router the trim ½“ higher. I didn’t get the door completely finished but had to quite as Mae and I had an appointment with Irven and Sandy for dinner. We spent the evening with Irven and Sandy for after eating we played games until mid-night.
Saturday, August 20, 2005
We were late getting up again this morning. I rented a furniture dolly and went over to Jeff & Gail’s and got our freezer. We also took a tree that Gail had down to Lincoln Elementary school where Gail teaches. Jeff also had me repair some visual aids for Gail. We went to Mishelle’s parent’s home and got the large chair that matches our front room furniture. Scott and Mishelle had stored it there when they bought our home and got other furniture. I took Jeff and Gail back to their home. Bob helped me unload the furniture at our place. Bob and I went back to Sherrie’s and finished the storm door project. Sherrie paid me $45.00 for installing it. Mae and I went out to eat this evening with Jeff, Gail, Marcie, Scott, Mishelle, Kylan and Ashley at Applebee’s. After eating Mae and I took Kylan and Ashley to the Layton park and let them play there. We then took them to their home and Mae played a game of “Ole Pig” with them. We then started to watch the movie of “Bamby”. Scott and Mishelle and Jeff and Gail had got together to spend the evening. It was almost 11 PM before we got home. I have been in quite a bit of pain today and I am not sure just why.
Sunday, August 21, 2005
We slept in but made it to meetings in time. Bob invited us for dinner but I had a meeting to attend at 1 PM. Mae went up and ate with them and then when I got back they fed me. I attended the Ward Welfare meeting. I talked with Bruce about his roofing problem and decided that we will drive up to their place next Saturday morning and look at it. Mae took a nap. I made some entries on the computer. We tried to get to bed early tonight as I will be getting up early to go fishing in the morning. It was still about 11 PM when we went to bed.
Monday, August 22, 2005
I got up at 4:15 this morning and left at 5:40 to meet Billy Klass at 6 AM. We hooked his boat to my pickup. We went to Deer Creek Reservoir getting there just after 8 AM. We fished until after 1 PM and neither of us got a strike. Today wasn’t our day for fishing. It was after 3 PM when we got to Billy’s place. We did stop in Heber and get a frozen yogurt at Caroline’s. After getting home I took a nap. Mae had dinner ready when I got up. I called Bruce this evening and we discussed his roof. This evening I cut and colored Mae’s hair.
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
I slept in until almost 8 AM. Mae had breakfast ready shortly after I got up. I figured on Bruce and Micheline’s roof and then tried to call Bruce. He returned my call later this afternoon. I did some drawing on Jackson’s garage. Bob and I tried to go home teaching to the Jackson’s but Darrin wasn’t home and their little girl has strept throat. Irven and Bryce came over and we washed his pickup top. Shellie called this evening and visited a few minutes. We went to a movie with Irven, Sandy, Mark, Bryce and Deanna this evening at the Kaysville Theater. The show was “Cinderella Man” and would have been a good movie except the one actor used horrible language. We didn’t get home until after mid-night.
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
I didn’t get up until almost 8 AM. Mae was up before that and soon had breakfast ready. I went down to Randy’s and got paid for the roofing job. I made a deposit and then we left to go up to the Uinta’s. We stopped at The Home Depot and paid my bill. We also picked up some material to tile the bathroom floor. We arrived at Randy’s cabin about noon. We hadn’t locked the shed or shut off the water before we left last Tuesday. We spent the afternoon looking at different lots for sale but didn’t find what we are looking for. We stopped at David and Shauna’s on the way home and I got a set of their house plans to figure some remodeling of their garage. After getting home I did some book work and entered my journal entry. It was after 11 PM before we got to bed.
Thursday, August 25, 2005
I got up at 6:45 AM but Mae was already up. I am restarting the Book of Mormon although I am not quite finished with reading it now. Most people feel that with President Hinckley’s challenge for us to read the Book of Mormon by the end of the year, that he wants us to start and read it now. I am not sure just how to take it but to be sure I am obedient I will start over now. In order to complete it by the end of the year I will need to average 2 chapters per day. I read two chapters this morning. Mae made breakfast and then I started looking for my previous journals. We were sure they are in a plastic container so I went through every one. When I couldn’t find them in the containers in the house I went out side. I found them in the last container I looked in. We were mainly interested in the 2002 journal and that journal is not there. The main thing we needed to know is the schedule for Thanksgiving. It is the odd years that we have got together with the Porter family. I started to reply to Roger’s letter and got a message that MSN Massager has a new update and do I want it to update. I told it to update and now I am not sure what I accomplished. I am also studding some information on Ultraform construction. Mae has gone Visiting Teaching, I think. She didn’t get home until almost 1 PM. I changed the swing of the doors on the refrigerator and then started on the bathroom remodeling. It took me all afternoon and into the evening to remove the adhesive on the old flooring. I didn’t get it completed before I ran out of material. Mike called Mae and is suggesting that we change our Thanksgiving tradition and hold it with just our family, starting next year. I am not very pleased with that. I am not quite sure what is happening with my family. We watched a couple of old John Wayne movies before going to bed.
Friday, August 26, 2005
We got up about 6 AM. I guess Mae didn’t sleep very well as she was upset with me. She got on me about several items. She is upset about Thanksgiving, I have but other jobs ahead of doing the bathroom and now I am not going to get it finished before Sandi and Nick comes on Sunday, and there was two or three other items that I make her feel bad over. I really didn’t know how to answer her and that also upset her. I went over to Kaysville and got my air hose repaired, bought a couple of items at Home Depot, and got home and started on the remodeling by 10 AM. After lunch I took a nap and then went back to work on the house. I didn’t stop until after 9:30 PM and was very tired. I took a bath and entered my journal. After lunch Mae took Kylan & Ashley to a park and to McDonalds. She stopped and got a treatment from Dr. Bennett. Mae was on the phone quite a bit, working out details about Thanksgiving. After all the fuss that was caused over it not being able to have dinner with the Porters, things changed back and we will have the traditional Porter gathering for Thanksgiving. Mae was able to line up a church that we can reserve to hold it in the recreation hall.
Saturday, August 27, 2005
I got up at 6:30 AM but let Mae sleep in until 8 AM. I called Bruce and had him add some Ice & Snow Shield to the order. We worked all day laying tile in the bathroom. Mae helped me by doing some of the cutting of tile. With a room that size over 1/3 of the tiles had to be cut so that took a large amount of the time. We were able to finish and cleanup in time to attend the Ward Social at 6 PM. I was hurting quite a lot when we got home. We watched the movie “Apollo 13” before going to bed.
Sunday, August 28, 2005
We sure slept good last night and we needed it. I went to bed hurting but got up feeling pretty good. We attended regular meetings but I was still tired and had trouble staying awake. After church we had some lunch of the cabbage casserole that Bob had prepared yesterday. I set the toilet so we won’t have to run upstairs now. I took a nap for over an hour and then got up and helped Mae get dinner ready. Sandi and Nick came about 4:30 PM. We finished up and had a very nice dinner. After eating we played some games. We made some planned for having most of our family here for the Labor Day. We are thinking of having a Dutch oven cook out. Mae and I watched the news concerning the Hurricane Katrina that is expected to hit Louisiana with in the next few hours. We went to bed early tonight.
Monday, August 29, 2005
We slept in getting up at 7:30 AM. I had been up earlier and read my scriptures. After breakfast Mae went for a walk. I started getting dressed but didn’t feel good so I laid down and slept for another hour. I went down to Randy’s and he gave me a treatment. He didn’t feel good so didn’t give me as complete treatment. I came back home and started with the grouting of the bathroom floor. Mae helped me by washing towels for me. After finishing that floor I went to Irven and Sandy’s and replaced two tiles that had been broken while they had moved a piano downstairs. It was 8 PM when I got home. I took a shower and watched part of a show on TV before entering my journal and going to bed.
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
We got up about 7:30 AM but then went back to bed for an hour. I soon got on the computer trying to write a letter to Roger Sylvia about some money he wants us to send to him. We are a little concerned about doing it again. I also tried to get on line with The Home Depot. I spent quite a bit of time but didn’t succeed with that. Sometimes I get very upset with these computers. Mae and I went to Jennie Porter for tests and that took all afternoon. Bob and I went home teaching to the Jackson’s. Mae was on the computer when I came home so I went in and turned the news on. The devastation that is left by the hurricane is terrible. It will be a long time before recovery can be made if ever. It was late when we went to bed. Mae made some changes to my letter to Roger but I don’t think she sent it yet.
While we were at Jennie’s, Robin also talked to me about some property in Island Park that he would like to buy or may have even bought, that he would like to build a cabin on and sale. It looks like it could be a good investment. I am also considering some property in the Uinta that we might purchase for a similar investment. I have thought of seeing if David would be interested but I am concerned about investing with David for a couple of reasons. I sure wish that I know how to make these decisions.
Wednesday, August 31, 2005
I woke up at 4 AM and couldn’t go back to sleep thinking of the investment opportunities, the letter to Roger and the world situation. I worked on David’s plans for a while and then went back to bed about 8 AM for a couple of hours. Mae had breakfast ready when I got up. I got my tools put up from yesterday and reloaded tools for roofing. I serviced my pickup this afternoon. Mae did some chasing for me. I helped Bob repair his sprinklers. We didn’t get away until after 7 PM so it was after 9 PM when we got to Bruce and Micheline’s. We visited for a while before going to bed. Mae called me before I went to bed. Roger had sent us a reply explaining the reason he needs the extra money with him so I guess I will send it to him Tuesday.


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