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We are proud to release Elektra 0.9.<<VERSION>>.
Elektra serves as a universal and secure framework to access configuration settings in a global, hierarchical key database. For more information, visit https://libelektra.org.
You can also read the news on our website
warnings
metadata array has been changed. see below _(Klemens Böswirth)_ini
plugin (superseded by the TOML plugin), the null
plugin (superseded by the base64 plugin) and the tcl
plugin _(Markus Raab, Philipp Gackstatter)_There have been significant changes to Elektra's key names:
:
after the namespace. So instead of system/elektra/version
you have to use system:/elektra/version
.keyNew ("/array/#10", KEY_END)
will create a Key
with name /array/#_10
, to make arrays more user-friendly by preserving numerical ordering.keySetName
, keyAddName
, etc. has been completely rewritten. If you rely on specific behaviour of Elektra's key names and have already taken the two changes above into account, please refer to the newly created key name documentation and Python reference implementation.meta:/
. The accessor functions keyGetMeta
and keySetMeta
automatically add this namespace to preserve compatibility. However, if you use the recently introduced keyMeta
or otherwise directly access the key name of a metakey, you will have to update your code.default:/
is a new namespace used for keys that exist purely to represent a default value (e.g. generated by the spec
plugin).
Looking up cascading keys with ksLookup
now looks at namespaces in the following order:
proc:/
dir:/
user:/
system:/
default:/
/
(cascading key itself)The final lookup of the cascading key itself, will be removed in a future release. Please update your code to generate default:/
keys, if you rely on this feature.
Note: The spec
plugin already generates default:/
keys.
keyInactive
has been removed. The concept of inactive keys no longer exists, use comment/# instead.ElektraNamespace
is the new C++ enum class
for the Elektra's namespaces. You should prefer it to using KEY_NS_SYSTEM
et al. directly, if you use C++.keyGetFullName
et al. have been removed. The concept of a "full name (with owner)" no longer exists.A huge thanks to _(Klemens Böswirth)_ for doing these important changes and clean-ups.
The change to key names breaks existing mountpoint configurations.
It is not hard to fix the mountpoint configs even after the updating to the new version.
There are two places that will still contain the old syntax after the update:
system:/elektra/mountpoints/<MOUNTPOINT>
uses an old key names as <MOUNTPOINT>
, if the mountpoint was created with kdb mount
.system:/elektra/mountpoints/*/mountpoint
must be valid key names.Fixing the first instance is optional. There the key name is just used to create a unique name for the mountpoint.
The second instance, however, must be fixed or Elektra will be unusable.
Disclaimer: We cannot guarantee that the commands below work for all cases. We also make no guarantees that the command will not break things.
Please report any problems.
You have been warned. Manually backup important data first.
For the migration you can use the following commands:
Note: The original
system:/elektra/mountpoints
data will be moved tosystem:/elektra/mountpoints-backup
We are now using CPack to generate modular Debian, Ubuntu (DEB) and Fedora (RPM) packages. This simplifies the packaging process and solves problems where a PR, which introduces changes to installed files, fails. We can now also set distribution specific dependencies with CPack, which is needed for some packages. _(Robert Sowula)_
We now provide DEB and RPM packages for releases and for every commit on master in our own repositories using CPack for:
A big thanks to _(Robert Sowula)_ for introducing CPack and creating the repositories.
deb https://debs.libelektra.org/<DISTRIBUTION> <DISTRIBUTION> main
into /etc/apt/sources.list
where <DISTRIBUTION>
is the codename of your distributions e.g. focal
, bionic
or buster
.Download our .repo configuration file and add it to yum/dnf.
To get all packaged plugins, bindings and tools install:
For more available packages, further instructions on how to add our repositories or instructions on how to use our master built packages, please refer to our install documentation.
The 0.9.* series of Elektra is for development of Elektra 1.0. Elektra 1.0 will be incompatible to 0.8 and as such, we need a SO version bump. We used this release to bump the SO version from 4 to 5 due to the breaking changes that are not visible in the API.
Note: that within 0.9.* we likely introduce further breaking changes but we will not bump the SO version again.
The package names which consist of the SO Version also changed from libelektra4* to libelektra5*. If you used our previous repository with master built packages, please make sure to migrate to our new package repositories described above or in our install documentation.
The version of the Java bindings was also bumped from 4 to 5, although the API is also work in progress.
A big thanks to _(Robert Sowula)_ for doing the necessary renamings.
The following section lists news about the plugins we updated in this release.
jni
plugin is closed. _(Mihael Pranjić)_provides
clause in the plugin contract. Now mINI offers support for the properties format (storage/properties
) instead of the INI file format (storage/ini
). This makes sense, since the plugin never supported the section syntax of INI files. _(René Schwaiger)_4.9
. _(René Schwaiger)_The text below summarizes updates to the C (and C++)-based libraries of Elektra.
KDB_DB_FILE
(default.ecf
) for system:/elektra
, if the bootstrap backend KDB_DB_INIT
(elektra.ecf
) isn't found). If you still rely on this feature, either use kdb upgrade-bootstrap
before upgrading, or manually extract system:/elektra
into elektra.ecf
.warnings
metadata now forms a proper array. Specifically, the first 100 warnings are stored below to the meta keys warnings/#0
, warnings/#1
, ..., warnings/#9
, warnings/#_10
, ..., warnings/#_99
. After that, warnings will wrap around, so the 101st warning will be stored as warnings/#0
, 102nd as warnings/#1
etc.kdbSet
now properly handles, if the given parentKey
is NULL
or has read-only name, value or metadata. _(Klemens Böswirth)_elektraKeyGetMetaKeySet
and moved keySetStringF
to the hosts plugin. _(Philipp Gackstatter)_ksPopAtCursor
. _(Philipp Gackstatter)_Bindings allow you to utilize Elektra using various programming languages. This section keeps you up to date with the multi-language support provided by Elektra.
__ipairs
was deprecated. _(Manuel Mausz)_ElektraNamespace
is the new C++ enum class
for the Elektra's namespaces. You should prefer it to using KEY_NS_SYSTEM
et al. directly, if you use C++. The array ELEKTRA_NAMESPACES
can be used to iterate over all namespaces. _(Klemens Böswirth)___declspec
attributes for Ruby 3.0. _(Mihael Pranjić)_user
or user:
as user:/
is now required. _(Markus Raab)_generate-random-string
in check-env-dep. _(René Schwaiger)_kdb <testname>
. Existing tests have been update to support this. _(Klemens Böswirth)_RTLD_NODELETE
on dlopen() when the ENABLE_ASAN
CMake option is used. This enables ASAN to find symbols which otherwise might be unloaded. _(Mihael Pranjić)_The website is generated from the repository, so all information about plugins, bindings and tools are always up to date.
We are currently working on following topics:
<<scripts/git-release-stats 0.9.VER-1 0.9.<<VERSION>>
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We welcome new contributors! Read here about how to get started.
As first step, you could give us feedback about these release notes. Contact us via our issue tracker.
You can download the release from here or GitHub
The hashsums are:
<<scripts/generate-hashsums elektra-0.9.<<VERSION>>.tar.gz
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The release tarball is also available signed using GnuPG from here or on GitHub
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Subscribe to the RSS feed to always get the release notifications.
If you also want to participate, or for any questions and comments please contact us via our issue tracker on GitHub.
For more information, see https://libelektra.org
Best regards, Elektra Initiative


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2. Go to the following link and accept the application authorization request.
Go to https://getpocket.com/auth/authorize?request_token=<code from step 1>&redirect_uri=fobar://test
3. Enter your consumer_key and the code from step 1> Push submit and you should get a response with "access_token=YYYYY"


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APIne is a simple to use modular MVC Framework ready for the IoT (Internet of Things). It intends to be a general purpose framework and API providing session management, authentication, routing, and database abstraction without including useless tools.
The most notable features include a complete session manager with basic users and permissions and a database abstraction layer that prevents you to manually write every queries.
The project must be set in a virtual host that allows rewrites and .htaccess files for routes to work. PHP's user must have writing permissions on the project directory.
APIne Framework is available as a Composer Package on Packagist as well as a standalone project.
Add the following line to your composer.json file : "youmy001/apine-framework": "~1.*"
Or enter this command : $ composer require youmy001/apine-framework
Clone this repository in your working directory : $ git clone https://github.com/Youmy001/apine_framework.git
To quickly start a new project execute the assistant in a web browser located at http://[domain_name_of_your_project]/apine-framework/install.php
if APIne is used standalone or http://[domain_name_of_your_project]/vendor/youmy001/apine-framework/install.php
if it is used as a composer package, and follow the steps. The assistant will automatically generate a basic config, an empty locale, a .htaccess file, and a basic index.php and will automatically download the lastest version of Composer's binary if you are using the standalone version.
The assistant will also try to import some tables essential for APIne's operation. Make sure you already created a database before launching the assistant and that the database is accessible from your project's perspective.
If you run a standalone version of APIne's, install depedancies using this command after going through the assistant : $ php composer.phar install
.
First of all, in order to use APIne Framwork, you must copy this file to the root of your project :
Then replace the PHP tag by the path to APIne. If you are using APIne as a Composer package, this will be /vendor/youmy001/apine-framework
. If you are using a standalone APIne, this will likely be /apine-framework
. And rename the file .htaccess
.
Next, create a index.php
file and add the following content in it:
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php'; // If APIne is a Composer package //require_once 'apine-framework/Autoloader.php'; // If APIne is standalone $loader = new Apine\Autoloader(); $loader->register(); $apine = new Apine\Application\Application(); $apine->set_mode(APINE_MODE_DEVELOPMENT); $apine->run(APINE_RUNTIME_HYBRID);
Finally, you will need to create a file name config.ini
that will contain various configuration information. Complete the following in your config file :
[application] title = "Project Name" author = "Author Name" description = "Description" [database] host = "localhost" type = "mysql" dbname = "projectdb" charset = "utf8" username = "root" password = "" [localization] timezone_default = "America/New_York" locale_default = "en_US" locale_detection = "yes" locale_cookie = "no" [runtime] token_lifespan = "600" default_layout = "default"
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Star Wars: Ousted Rise of Skywalker Director Gets Writing Credit
by Samuel GelmanThe Writers Guild of America (WGA) has finally decided on the writing credits for The Rise of Skywalker, with one name on the list coming as a bit of a surprise.
According to Collider, the film will have a "Story by Derek Connolly & Colin Trevorrow and Chris Terrio & J. J. Abrams” credit. Trevorrow was originally set to co-write and direct The Rise of Skywalker before being ousted in favor of J.J. Abrams. This seemingly indicates that some of the storylines that Trevorrow had in mind made it into the finished product.
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As an official co-writer for the film, Trevorrow will also receive a good amount or residuals from the film, which is looking to open anywhere between $180 million and $225 million.
Of course, the film will have a “Based on Characters Created by George Lucas” credit, as well as a screenplay credit for Chris Terrio & J. J. Abrams.
Directed and co-written by J.J. Abrams, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker stars Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Lupita Nyong’o, Domhnall Gleeson, Kelly Marie Tran, Joonas Suotamo, Billie Lourd, Keri Russell, Anthony Daniels, Mark Hamill, Billy Dee Williams and Carrie Fisher, with Naomi Ackie and Richard E. Grant. The film arrives Dec. 20.
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Chapter 11
1920-1934 EDUCATION, MARRIAGE, BEGINNING OF THE NEXT GENERATION THE GREAT DEPRESSION-FARM LOST
During this time, as Louisa had anticipated, some of her boys
were meeting wonderful women and getting married. There is a story about the
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Some of the Warner boys were invited to a gathering at the Ingrams where Roger and Rodney met Esther. The story was told later that Roger had made a date with two of the girls and Rodney stepped in to cover for him by keeping Roger s date with Esther. It seems that one of the Warner qualities is the ability to really turn on the charm during courtship.
Both of the ladies in this picture are wearing the uniforms they wore while working at the Worthington Children s Home. Their hair is fastened up in back as was the fashion of the day. I wish we could see more of the detail in the quality of the suits the twins are wearing. |
Rodney, Esther, Jesse and Roger
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What impressions were these Warner men making? Jesse & Roger Warner There is a clue of what they were like in a document
written by Esther Winget,
Esther wrote:
On the fifth day of April in the year of our Lord One Thousand and Nine Hundred
and Twenty I take my pen in hand and attempt to characterize the Honorable R. J.
Warner. He is a man of medium height and build, has auburn hair, blue grey eyes,
and a rather pleasing open countenance. My first impression upon meeting him was
that he was one of the most genteel and religious young men I had ever met. He
stands out alone among many as a young man who from early childhood to maturity
has walked in the way of the Lord. Religion has been his constant companion. His
loyalty to God and friend is quite marked. He is composed, patient and tolerant with
those who sorely try him. Principle and right are his guide stones. Self-confidence is
shown in his various lines of work. He speaks success and finds it. Unselfishness and
freedom from jealously are two marked characteristics in his makeup.
Tho he be energetic, honest, pure of heart, virtuous, intelligent and Christian he is
not without blemish for he is human. We find him somewhat conceited or egotistical.
He is inclined to be dominant over those with whom he is closely associated. His
seriousness of thought is beyond his years and somewhat perplexing. It takes a solver
of riddles to understand him thoroughly to distinguish between joke and truth. He is
abrupt and free of speech, yet to those who know him best, this is an admirable quality
- to the stranger it might appear gross.
Everyone has their hobby. Psychology is his. He must know the ways and wherefore
of everything that he is interested in and as well the psychological effect. he is a
student seeking to learn the best that he may be the better prepared to serve Him whom he
loves and to serve humbly and trust in all things. Esther Mae Winget
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Esther Winget graduated from the Esther was a supporter of the Women s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU). This effort had grown out of colonial Puritanism and by 1835 nearly all |
Esther Winget Warner Protestant churches supported temperance as a
solution to some of the problems of society. Prohibition began
After Esther s written consideration, she accepted RJ s proposal and they planned a wedding including members from both of their families.
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Rodney and Esther Winget were married on Rodney graduated from James Mordecai was born |
Rodney and Esther Warner
The Chillicothe Newspaper printed the following Story about the wedding:
At
Esther Mae Winget
of
city, became the
bride of Mr. Rodney Johnson Warner of
The bridal couple entered the church together to the strains of Lohegrin s Wedding
March, played by Miss Elizabeth Stout. They were preceded to the altar by the ring
bearer, Ethel
Warner, the maid of honor, Miss Esther Y. Peitsmeyer of
and the best man,
Mr. Gail Guyton of
read by Dr.
Austin Phillpot of
The church was pretty with decorations of autumn flowers, palms and ferns. The
bride s gown was of white crepe de chine with crystal bead trimmings. Her veil was
caught with a wreath of orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses.
She wore a string of pearls, the gift of the bride-groom. The maid of honor wore a frock
of pale green georgette with white net trimmings and carried white asters. The ring
bearer, sister of the bridegroom, wore light yellow organdie. The bride s gift to her
maid of honor was a beautiful gold pin, and she presented the ring bearer an amethyst
set ring. Mr. Warner s gift to his best man was a pair of cuff links.
Five generations of the bride s family were among the one hundred and fifty guests.
The oldest was Mrs. Mary Ann Dunlap who is one hundred and two years of age, the
bride s great aunt .
Fifty guests were invited to the reception and wedding dinner at the home of the
bride s mother. Decorations were in green and yellow. Mr. and Mrs. Warner left for a
motoring trip, not making their destination known. The bride s going away suit was of
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We do know about the honeymoon motoring trip. On more than one occasion, Esther, my
mother, told about visiting many of the Warner relatives in the hills of
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The RJ Warner-Winget Wedding Party
Thurman took over the chores of the oldest boy at home. His
day started at four in the morning with a trip to the woodshed for kindling to
build a fire in the kitchen cook stove. Then he removed ashes and brought in
coal for the heater in the living room. During his senior year he fell in love
with a young freshman girl who lived with her mother and grandmother. She was
an only child having lost a sister and her father. Her mother, Lena Woodward,
was an operator in the new telephone exchange. Thurman and Josephine Woodward,
both from
six miles away.
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MH supported his effort, loaning him the necessary horses and equipment. Sometimes his brothers helped him with harvest of oats and hay. In 1924 he moved his family back to the farm and began to work with his father for ten dollars a week the first year and then on a percentage share basis. Joy May (Warner) Campbell, was born April 4, 1924; Lenabelle (Warner) Wellman, November 8, 1925; Joseph Harvey (Pat), March 17, 1927; James Thurman (Jim), January 4, 1930; Hildred Eugene, February 19, 1931 (he lived for three days); Ethel Ruth (Warner) Lees, June 11, 1932 and Jane Josephine (Warner) Droke, |
Thurman and Josephine Warner
JH graduated from high school in 1923 and his dad asked him
to stay home and help with the farming. He joined with his father in buying and
selling sheep. Hubert wrote that he enjoyed working the farm but decided to go
to
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His last two years at During the next twenty-two days he bought a Model A Tudor
with $600 from Louisa Belle, rented and furnished a house in He recorded that Helen s parents, sister and sister-in-law were present at the wedding. His mother, Ethel, TG & HH were also present for the single ring ceremony. He paid the preacher $20. They had a picnic by the river and spent their first night in their new home. |
Hubert and Helen Warner Helen was the daughter of Harry Elmer and Grace
(Hinton) Borst. On
HH graduated from
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Winfred Arthur and
Myrtle (Hall) Arthur. She attended Teachers were not to be married at that time. Her
daughter, Mildred Rheumilla (Warner) Schildkamp, said she doesn t know how they kept it from being known since
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Hildred and Rheumilla Warner and Mildred born Sept.17, 1933. RJ was the superintendent in the Bath Township Schools; we can only wonder if they told him about their secret, since he is credited with introducing them.
HH began teaching Vocational
Agriculture and coaching at
The MH family was growing and Ethel tells about the Thanksgiving after Hildred married. With all the wives that had been added to the gathering, her mother had seated her at the smaller table with the children. In her protest of such treatment she simply sat on the lap of each of her brothers in turn and ate from his plate.
The Great Depression - Farm Lost 1934
The first ten or twelve years of my life were during the great depression. Of course I was not aware of how hard it was for the families of many of my classmates. Neither was I aware of the effect of the depression as a cause for my grandfather s moving. I was eight years old.
There are several stories about the loss of the
During 1928, the year I was born, the average prices of stocks began to rise and by September of 1929 had risen 40 percent. This boom was largely artificial. The decline in the stock market started a recession and then a crash that began Oct 24. BLACK TUESDAY refers to October 29, 1929, when panicked sellers traded nearly sixteen million shares on the New York Stock Exchange (four times the normal volume at the time), and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell twelve percent. The losses for the month were sixteen billion dollars. Ten million banks failed. Thirteen million Americans lost their jobs.
Among my earliest memories is one of Mom feeding the strangers who came to our door asking for food. She would open the refrigerator, get something to warm and fix them a plate of food. (I also remember when the electric refrigerator was delivered in the early thirties). I sometimes sat with the stranger on the back steps and watched as they ate. Years later I learned that there was a camp in the woods near the railroad tracks at the edge of town called a hobo camp, and a map was posted showing that our house was a place to get food.
Elvira (Warner) Covey remembers being told the debt on the
farm increased substantially when a buyer refused to honor a contract. MH had
apparently raised a large number of
One of the stories about MH was that he tried to get out of debt in a card game, bet the farm and lost. Aunt Ethel said this was not likely because she remembers the time when Thurman brought a deck of cards into the house. MH was furious and threw them into the flames of the living room heater. In later years she taught MH to play 500 Rum and he never wanted to quit at bedtime.
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MH was not prepared for foreclosure on his farm. He was embarrassed and so were his wife and daughter. I overheard one of my uncles ask if the banker could have skimmed off some of the money. MH had always kept finances in his head. The family could not believe the home farm was lost but
they did come to the rescue. Thurman found two available farms in
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Could this be the herd of cattle that cause the loss of the farm? |
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The hard fought battle on the
The MH Warners began a new era with the move from
Some Memories from
One of the first experiences at
Support for World War I made for an exciting time in
Juanita remembered a story told by her father. Roger and
Rodney stayed with their Grandmother Gilmore and her daughter, Aunt Lib, for a
time while they were attending
Ethel wrote what Eskham remembered about working in a
grocery store. Some of the prices were: kerosene for cooking and lamps was 8
cents a gallon, bread 9 cents, round steak 25 cents a pound, and 41/2 pounds of
sugar for 25 cents. The grocery store also carried shoes, tools, and gasoline
for 15 cents a gallon. He opened the store at
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MH s first car was an Overland Sedan. It had side curtains
to put up if it rained and for winter and he had to leave one window open or
Ethel would get sick. She remembered they drove most of the way to her
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On that trip she was taken to see MH s sister Jenny who was bedfast and lived Gravity Gas with Aunt Nellie. Aunt Jenny was hard of hearing and held a rubber hose up to Pump her ear as a hearing aid. To talk to her you spoke into the metal funnel on the other end of the hose. This seemed unusual to Ethel and she would not speak into the funnel end.
It was in 1920 while working on a barn roof that the boys heard the first tractor in the area. Worked stopped as they watched and observed that the tractor was plowing twice as fast as a team of horses. MH reluctantly said, That s the end of the horse.
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HH and TG had acquired an old Ford Model T truck for $25. JH borrowed it to move the possessions of his new bride. He loaded two washtubs, a washboard, a kerosene stove with an oven and her other belongings. On a hill headed for home the motor nearly stalled. He wrote, I shoved the pedal to the floor so the drive band would slide to the most power and |
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pulled the throttle down. It crept along. I thought sure
it was going to stop. We did not have much brake but I knew how to use the
forward bands to brake in case it stopped and started rolling down the hill.
If that happened, I intended to back into the bank along the side of the
road. We made it alright and laughed about it all the way home. The next
morning HH drove the truck to Radnor. Ethel rode with him and they helped to
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Two Grandpa s Church Stories
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This story began with a chair. Mom had told us that a low
backed chair with a reed seat was from the church where her grandfather had preached
his first, and fifty years later, his last sermon in 1916. Her grandfather,
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and became an itinerant preacher.
Cyprian Winget died in 1917 and the Wingets attended his funeral in the Christian Church.
A short time later the Warners became connected to this church
when MH learned that it was for sale. He
bought the Christian church and attempted to make it into a
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For some reason the church did not make it. I wonder if the pastor that was accused of being a spy for the Germans was one of the reasons. Some of the chairs from the church were stored in Uncle Roger s barn in Ashley, where over tine the parts that touched the dirt floor rotted. When this was discovered RJ salvaged the good parts and reassembled several chairs. These were distributed to some of the family. |
The Christian Church
When MH and Louisa Belle had first visited
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would discover that one of the churches had a very unique
stained glass window. Twenty-nine men from MH did not like their doctrine of final holiness and happiness of the entire |
human race, and wanted a church more to his liking. Even though MH did not agree with this church, Louisa Belle encouraged Ethel to attend Sunday school and sing in the choir.
A recent visit to
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On
The local Lions Club had taken on the renovation of the church to preserve it as a Civil War memorial. Roof leaks in the main sanctuary had caused severe water damage and the pews had been removed. Aunt Ethel stood on the spot where she sat during High School Baccalaureate and pointed to where she had sung in the choir. All the Warners would have attended High School Baccalaureate here. |
John Westfall also
took us see the house where Aunt Ethel had grown up. (
Aunt Ethel was saddened to see that the mulberry trees that
had lined the lane were gone. One of the old pictures of the farm had
The brick farm house was built by Orris Fairchild about
1844. The house was partly purchased and partly a wedding gift from Steven
Fish, father of Orris wife Sarah. Their daughter, Susan Fairchild, born
Below is the house as it appeared in one of the old pictures. The lane was on the other side of the fence under the mulberry trees on the right.
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Home of Cyprian Winget where Esther Winget
Warner s father was born 1857. A brick and stone porch was added before the MH
Warner family moved here in 1915 (see page 46)
The MH Warners occupied this house until 1934. This farm was home for nineteen years.
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My final project has been inspired by a classmate’s art piece (Carrie Wang - "Speed Dating") where she created a date bot meant for speed dates. She used P5.js to set up Alex who’s always around to prompt the two people to answer certain questions for each other that will help get to know them better. Being a part of her experiment made me go through a roller coaster of emotions which ultimately led to my own journey of transformations (ref: Patterns of Transformations by Ida Benedetto). However, the inspiration really hit at the end of each 5 - minute long speed date where I got to know my classmates a little better, and what was great was that we managed to get to know each other within 5 simple minutes, as compared to 5 months of small talk. This led me to create a game - Help! My date’s cute but super boring.
Storyboarding
The storyboard below should help identify the source of the problem and the process to be followed with the designed solution.
I understand that my approach might be a little stereotypical (with the entire boy impressing girl concept), but I feel it might be the safest path to follow to make the other person understand. I also felt that without gamifying the idea, there would be a certain amount of pressure on the two individuals since they just have to blindly follow what Porky asks them to do. And since they can see the end, they’re already prepared that the discomfort is only for a certain period of time, after which they might possibly be able to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
The Game
The game is called Porky Time wherein the idea is simple and what many would call ‘sweet’, because its motive is to get two people to get to know each other. However, I wanted to use the word 'porky' because this path is porky/prickly, and well piglets are cute and they make stressful situations a little easier to deal with. It is basically a maze where every keystroke generates a message from Porky in which he’s asking them to perform a task. There are about 14 tasks which randomly appear as the heart tries to make it to the end of the maze.
Wireframing the Game
The game will comprise of four HTML pages
The Home Page that introduces the users to the game.
The instructions page to understand how to use the game in terms of functionality.
The main game page that requires JavaScript to run.
The last page that the users reach after getting across the maze.
Conclusion
I strongly believe that this game should be able to help lots of individuals who end up facing more than a few awkward pauses during their first dates. And the beauty here lies in the fact that we're alleviating discomfort with discomfort to achieve a great level of comfort.


Esther Jang is a PhD student in Computer Science at the University of Washington (UW) with primary research interests in connectivity, appropriate technology, and human-centered design for and with low-income populations in developing regions. She graduated from MIT in 2016 with a BSc in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and a MS in Networks and Communications. In the past four years, she has worked on the Village Base Station (VBTS) project with the University of the Philippines (UP) deploying community cellular networks (CCNs) in rural areas, and on wireless connectivity for rural schools in Tanzania. She has experience in user-centered and collaborative design through working in assistive technology. Through this project she hopes to combine her interests in network connectivity and technology education in resource-constrained settings.
Matthew Johnson is a PhD student in Computer Science at the University of Washington (UW). He studies the intricacies of building and managing community networks, with a current focus on community cellular networks taking advantage of LTE and next generation backhaul. In the past he worked in the private sector building software defined radio software for mobile ad hoc mesh networks and interned with [Google] X's project Loon. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Rice University.
Mia is an electronics engineer for various government-funded projects since 2012. Armed with her experience in testing, development, and deployment of Bi-directional amplifiers and Low-noise amplifiers, she is currently in charge of the GSM Base Station (BTS) Hardware development efforts of the Village Base Station Project. She has a knack for tinkering things, finding out how devices work, and exploring methods on how to improve device performance. Outside her work responsibilities, she is also an aspiring events host and a licensed financial advisor.
Mia is a homegrown “uragon” engineer who hails from Pili, Camarines Sur. She is a product of the Pisay Bicol Batch 07 before entering UP Diliman to earn her BS ECE degree. She is currently working on her MS EE degree, also in UP Diliman.
She has also worked as a tutor for high school and college students, making her comfortable in large lectures and one-on-one coaching.
Philip is a PhD student in the ICTD group at the University of Washington. His interests span global justice in technology development, rural connectivity, payment systems, and theory of computation. Previously, at United Nations University Institute on Computing and Society, he worked on social media for election monitoring in Ghana. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science and a B.S. in Math from Carnegie Mellon University.
Ronel is a field deployment engineer for various government-funded projects since 2012. Over the course of his upstart career, he has worked with various communities in deploying context-appropriate connectivity solutions. He’s currently involved in the community and cooperative engagement efforts of the Village Base Station Project, an avenue where his interests in grassroots communication are honed. Outside of work, he is also active in youth development programs in his home province of Laguna. He spends his spare time climbing mountains and playing badminton. He also loves to capture the beauty of the outdoors as an aspiring photographer.
Ronel graduated with a degree of BS ECE from UP Diliman in 2012, and is currently working towards his ME EE degree, also in UP Diliman.
He has experience in helping high school students with their electronics and instrumentation-related projects, particularly with Arduino.
Thessa is an electronics engineer for various government-funded projects since 2012, where she has been tasked with the design, development, and testing of antennas for various applications. She is currently the Training Lead for the Village Base Station Project, exhibiting her skills in teaching technical topics for non-technical audiences. She is also engaged in an online business, showcasing her creative side. Some of her products have appealed to an international clientele in the US and Australia.
Thessa graduated with a degree of BS ECE from UP Diliman in 2012. She has also attended classes to hone her craft in dancing and calligraphy.
She has worked as a tutor for high school and college students during her undergraduate years, making her comfortable in large lectures or one-on-one coaching.
Flip is an electronics engineer for various government-funded projects since 2014, but has had prior technical experience as a student apprentice for research programs since 2007. He currently works as a field deployment support engineer for the Village Base Station Project.
Flip earned his BS ECE degree in 2009 and MS Electrical Engg in 2014, both from UP Diliman
He has been a part-time college entrance exam review lecturer and learning module content creator and developer. He has also experience in teaching basic instrumentation concepts to high school and college students.
Dr. Kurtis Heimerl is an assistant professor in the University of Washington's Computer Science and Engineering department. His research interests span information and communication technologies and development (ICTD), HCI, networks, and systems. He was recognized by MIT Technology Review with a TR35 Award in 2014 for his work on The Village Base Station (VBTS): locally owned and operated cellular networks. After building the one of the first community cellular networks in a small village in Papua, Indonesia in 2013, Kurtis co-founded a startup company, Endaga, to commercialize the technology. Endaga joined Facebook in 2015.
Claire Barela is a researcher and senior lecturer at the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Institute, University of the Philippines- Diliman. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering in 2011 and her Master's in Electrical Engineering in 2014 from the same institution. She is currently leading the Village Base Station team with the Wireless Communications Engineering Lab (WCEL) at UP, which aims to put up several community cellular networks in remote and unserved barangays in Aurora, Philippines. Her past work has centered on rural connectivity and communications in the Philippines, with applications such as Internet access for public elementary schools and emergency communications for disaster response.


Animals are categorised into ecological groups depending on how they obtain or consume organic material, including carnivores, herbivores, omnivores, detritivores,and parasites.Interactions between animals form complex food webs. In carnivorous or omnivorous species, predation is a consumer-resource interaction where a predator feeds on another organism (called its prey).Selective pressures imposed on one another lead to an evolutionary arms race between predator and prey, resulting in various anti-predator adaptations.Almost all multicellular predators are animals.37 Some consumers use multiple methods; for example, in parasitoid wasps, the larvae feed on the hosts' living tissues, killing them in the process,but the adults primarily consume nectar from flowers.Other animals may have very specific feeding behaviours, such as hawksbill sea turtles that primarily eat sponges.
Most animals rely on the energy produced by plants through photosynthesis. Herbivores eat plant material directly, while carnivores, and other animals on higher trophic levels, typically acquire energy (in the form of reduced carbon) by eating other animals. The carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and other biomolecules are broken down to allow the animal to grow and to sustain biological processes such as locomotion.Animals living close to hydrothermal vents and cold seeps on the dark sea floor do not depend on the energy of sunlight.[44] Rather, archaea and bacteria in these locations produce organic matter through chemosynthesis (by oxidizing inorganic compounds, such as methane) and form the base of the local food web.
Animals originally evolved in the sea. Lineages of arthropods colonised land around the same time as land plants, probably between 510–471 million years ago during the Late Cambrian or Early Ordovician.Vertebrates such as the lobe-finned fish Tiktaalik started to move on to land in the late Devonian, about 375 million years ago.Animals occupy virtually all of earth's habitats and microhabitats, including salt water, hydrothermal vents, fresh water, hot springs, swamps, forests, pastures, deserts, air, and the interiors of animals, plants, fungi and rocks.Animals are however not particularly heat tolerant; very few of them can survive at constant temperatures above 50 °C (122 °F).Only very few species of animals (mostly nematodes) inhabit the most extreme cold deserts of continental Antarctica.
The blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) is the largest animal that has ever lived, weighing up to 190 metric tonnes and measuring up to 33.6 metres (110 ft) long.The largest extant terrestrial animal is the African bush elephant (Loxodonta africana), weighing up to 12.25 tonnes and measuring up to 10.67 metres (35.0 ft) long.The largest terrestrial animals that ever lived were titanosaur sauropod dinosaurs such as Argentinosaurus, which may have weighed as much as 73 tonnes.Several animals are microscopic; some Myxozoa (obligate parasites within the Cnidaria) never grow larger than 20 µm,[56] and one of the smallest species (Myxobolus shekel) is no more than 8.5 µm when fully grown.
Most known animal phyla first appear in the fossil record during the Cambrian explosion, starting about 542 million years ago, in beds such as the Burgess shale. Extant phyla in these rocks include molluscs, brachiopods, onychophorans, tardigrades, arthropods, echinoderms and hemichordates, along with numerous now-extinct forms. The apparent suddenness of the event may however be an artefact of the fossil record, rather than showing that all these animals appeared simultaneously.


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