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# Molisan

This is an introduction to the language of the Italian region of Molise. Molisan is currently classified by the ISO and Ethnologue as a dialect of Neapolitan. It can be divided into two major groups: Eastern (Campobassan or Cambuašàn), and Western (Isernian or Mundagnuòl). Both varieties share a common grammar, lexicon, and morphology. All differences between the two are phonological. However they are entirely mutually intelligible and the phonological shifts are completely predictable. Therefore, a common orthography has been developed.
This wikibook uses the Campobassan variety for most examples and readings, although it attempts to provide alternative explanations and pronunciations where applicable. For example, the possessive pronouns my, thy, and his/her/its, are written as mìj, tìj, and sìj, respectively. However, their pronunciation lies on a continuum between mìj, tìj, sìj; and méj, téj, séj; varying not only between East and West but also between specific towns and even within families. These differences and others shall be discussed at length as they arise.

### Outline and Goals

This book will aim, initially, to provide an introduction to the basic grammatical, morphological, and other linguistic features of the Molisan language. In time, it will hopefully grow into a fully comprehensive resource about all aspects of the language, with the aim of furnishing information to government agencies (such as cultural ministries and school commissions) and non-governmental organisations (such as Ethnologue and the ISO).
To this end, it will include vocabulary and verb conjugations (especially showing comparisons with Italian and Neapolitan). Additionally, it will serve as a primer in proper orthography and form for those who already speak the language or were born with it but wish to gain further insight. It will not, however, contain lessons or learning materials for non-speakers. These will form another book entirely.
An additional goal of the project is to establish a unified orthography for the dialect(s) or language(s) of Molise, and, eventually, to solidify a literary language on par with Sicilian, Neapolitan, and even Italian. It is hoped that, once a set of standards have emerged, efforts can be undertaken to save the Molisan language through cultural programs and education.

## Contents

* Writing System
* The Basics
* Grammar and Morphology
* Verbs
* Vocabulary Building
* Cultural Notes

### For Editors

* Manual of Style
* Templates
# Molisan/Verbs

Molisan is notable for its elision of final vowels and their replacement by the schwa sound. Because the common Romance method of declining verb endings is not available, Molisan alters the stressed vowel of a verb depending on its conjugation, especially in the singular. The second and third person are almost always distinguished. Often, the first person resembles either the second or third person. It could be said that the third person represents a more conservative form—that is, closer to the cognate Italian form with the ending cut off.
Although intra-word conjugation is more complex and less regular than the Italian or Spanish-style word-suffix form, Molisan conjugation is greatly simplified in many areas. It makes do with fewer tenses and their application overlaps more commonly than in other languages. Changes from third to second person are generally predictable, especially in longer words of Latin origin (i.e. borrowings from Italian or technical words). For example, the verb remennà/remunnà (to peel) becomes remùnn in the second person singular and remônn in the third. Similarly, repônn (to put away) becomes repùnn in the second person singular and repônn in the third. Note that in the infinitive remunnà, the "u" represents the weakening of the "ô" sound because the stress is shifted to the final syllable. Because the "ô" sound is replaced by a schwa, it can be written with the unstressed "e". However, the underlying structure of remennà and repônn is one. Mannà (to send) becomes mìjnn/miènn in the second person singular and mann in the third, while capà (to fit) becomes chièb/chìjb in the second person singular and cab in the third (the "p" becomes "b" because it is no longer between two full vowels, as in capà). Indeed, the u->ô and ij->a patterns are quite common conjugations.
| | 2nd pers. sing. | 3rd pers. sing. | Shift |
| Remunnà | remùnn | remônn | ô <-> u |
| Repônn | repùnn | repônn | ô <-> u |
| Mannà | mìjnn | mann | a <-> ij |
| Capà | chìjb | cab | a <-> ij |

## List of Verbs

What follows is a list of Molisan verbs. It is intended that each shall have a page where it is fully conjugated in all possible tenses and modes, as in Template:Nap-conj-à and Template:Nap-conj-è. FOr the time being the will simply be listed in alphabetical order. Later, It would be preferrable to have them arranged according to their transitiveness and declension, and organised in tables.

### Basic Function Verbs

* Èss
* Štà
* Tené
* Avé

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* Pijà/Piljà/Piglà
* Ballà
* Cattà
* Chiappà/Chjappà
* Requerdà
* Lequà/Luquà
* Rapì
* Šì
* Sapé
* Camenà
* Canôš
* Cambà
* Abbetà/Abetà
* Candà
* Cadì
* Cašcà
* Calà
* Chiànj/Chiàgn
* Canjà/Cagnà
* Chiamà
* Côrr
* Dà
* Demmannà/Dummannà
* Dermì/Durmì
* Fà
* Fermà
* Jì/Ghì
* Jequà/Juquà
* Gjecà/Gjucà
* Manjà/Magnà
* Mbazzì/Mpazzì
* Natà
* Nuetà/Nuotà
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# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Nature Spirit

The Priest in Peril and The Restless Ghost quests are required. Players are advised to take care in the swamp as ghasts do damage, drain prayer points, and rot food. It is also advised to have the amulet of ghostspeak on at all times.
This quest allows access to Mort Myre swamp and the Nature Spirit alter in the swamp, this alter is very useful as it is very close to the Barrows where prayer points are needed and the alter gives a +2 bonus to prayer points. Players also get access to druid pouches (explained during the quest) which allow them to kill ghasts, and blessed silver sickles which prevent the swamp from causing damage. Ghasts give 30 prayer exp when killed and if a player carries the silver sickle and some pouches Mort Myre becomes a lot less dangerous.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Plague City

This is a quest in RuneScape 2. In this quest the player will begin to explore the west side of Argougne which is plagued. They can't explore though unless they first make a gas mask so they don't catch the plague. Reward: Teleport to Argougne
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Prince Ali Rescue

Description: Prince Ali of Al Kharid has been kidnapped by the scheming Lady Keli. You are hired to stage a rescue mission.
Starting Point: Talk to Hassan, located outside Al Kharid's palace.
Difficulty: Easy
Length: Long
Requirements: None
Items needed: key (you make this) pink skirt (get this in the varrock clothing department) Blonde wig( talk to the sea captain in draynor, then talk to the witch behind his house in the plaza entrance.) Skin paste(talk to the witch again, and follow her instructions.)
Reward: 3 Quest Points, free passage through Al Kharid's gate, and 700 gp.
Directions: To get the key, you will have to make it. To do this, you will need to get the imprint of lady Kelly's key. If you can mine clay, now is your moment. get a bucket of water, use it with the clay to make soft clay (a common ingredient in crafting), then go to lady Kelly. She will show you the key. You then handle the key, and make an imprint.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Recipe for Disaster

Recipe for Disaster This was Jagex's 100th quest released, and is the longest and one of the hardest. It is a continuation of Cook's Assistant quest, the first one released by Jagex. It's split into lots of subquests after the initial short quest. These vary in difficulty, from very easy to pretty darn challenging. I'll deal with each subquest individually. Once you've done the first quest bit you can do any of the subquests in any order you want, except for the final part which you can only start once you've finished all the miniquests. There are different rewards for each quest, with the main rewards being the armoured gloves available to purchase in the Culinaromancer's chest. The way it is designed is that more gloves and cooking related weapons are available when you've completed more of the subquests. Very clever on Jagex's part, tricky to explain. Got all that? Good, let's get started.

## Part 1: The Cook

Skill Requirements
* Level 10 Cooking
Quest Requirements
* Cook's Assistant
Item Requirements Fruit blast (you must make this yourself. You can't buy it. Sorry). Ashes. Eye of newt. Greenman's Ale (buy from the Yanille pub). Rotten tomato (buy at the duel arena or near a pillory).
Talk to the cook in the Lumbridge castle kitchen. Agree to help him with his little predicament (about to become a very big one). Gather all the items listed above (make a dirty blast by adding ashes to a fruit blast that you've made). Give them all to the cook. Congratulations! You've completed the extremely arduous (not) first part of Recipe for Disaster.
Rewards:
* 1 Quest Point
* An Invitation to a feast
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/One Small Favour

The Shilo Village quest is required. All you have to do is get some mahogany logs from a Jungle Forester for an antiquities collector. Unfortunately the Jungle Forester in question wants a favor for the logs, they want their axe sharpened and of course the sharpener wants a favor too. This goes on and on until the player gets to the point where they have to beat a high level monster, then they go back and give everybody what they want to eventually return to the collector and hand them their logs. Along the way the player unlocks a glider ride to Feldip Hills but this can only be used by those who have completed the The Grand Tree quest. The best reward from the quest are two lamps which will give 10k exp to any skill above level 30 and a key ring which will hold most of the keys available in the game.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Priest in Peril

Allows players to access the Morytania region of RuneScape and gives them the WolfBane dagger which prevents werewolves from morphing into wolf form.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Romeo and Juliet

Description: Romeo & Juliet are desperately in love, but Juliet's father doesn't approve. Help them to find a way to get married and live happily ever after.
Starting Point: Speak to Juliet above the house west of Varrock's east bank.
Difficulty: Easy
Length: Short
Requirements: None
Items Needed: 3 cadava berries.
If you want to get the berries first, go south of Varrock, and then walk east away from where all the dark wizards are. You will soon come across cadava berries. They are pink. Grab three of them and then do the quest.
So, Juliet wants you to help her with her situation with Romeo. She'll want you to deliver a message to Romeo. So go to Varrock Center and talk to Romeo and give him the message.
Romeo will want you to go to Father Lawrence. Father Lawrence is located inside the church north of Varrock's west bank, near the wilderness. He will tell you that you need a certain potion, a cadava potion. He says you need to talk to the Apothecary. The Apothecary is located southwest of Varrock, south of Varrock's east bank.
Find the Apothecary and talk to him. He will need three cadava berries to make the potion. If you already have the berries, give them to him. If not, read the first paragraph at the top of this guide.
Bring the potion to Juliet. She will tell you to go to Romeo. So go back to Varrock Center and talk to Romeo.
Romeo will misunderstand you and think that Juliet is dead. When he finishes talking, you will be done the quest.
Reward: 5 Quest Points.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Mourning's End Part 2

So far the last quest in the ongoing West Ardougne series. This quest allows members to craft death runes.
# Java Persistence/Print version/NetBeans JPA Modeler

JPA Modeler assists software developers to create, design and edit java persistence application business model visually as graphical diagram . It automates Java code generation(JPA 2.0) from the JPA Class Diagrams, enable to import database table into entity diagram and also supports existing JPA Classes Reverse Engineering.

## Demo

* JPA Modeler Initial Demo
* JPA Modeler and Primefaces in NetBeans
* Derived Identities (IdClass to EmbeddedId Converter vice-versa)
* Entity Classes Reverse Engineering
* Reverse Engineering : From Tables to JPA Entities/Model
* Other Demo

## Download

NetBeans JPA Modeler
# Java Persistence/Preface
### What is this book about?

This book is meant to cover Java persistence, that is, storing stuff in the Java programming language to a persistent storage medium. Specifically using the Java Persistence API (JPA) to store Java objects to relational databases, but I would like it to have a somewhat wider scope than just JPA and concentrate more on general persistence patterns and use cases, after all JPA is just the newest of many failed Java persistence standards, this book should be able to evolve beyond JPA when it is replaced by the next persistence standard. I do not want this to be just a regurgitation of the JPA Spec, nor a User Manual to using one of the JPA products, but more focused on real-world use cases of users and applications trying to make use of JPA (or other Java persistence solution) and the patterns they evolved and pitfalls they made.

### Intended Audience

This book is intended to be useful for or to anyone learning to, or developing Java applications that require persisting data to a database. It is mainly intended for Java developers intending to persist Java objects through the Java Persistence API (JPA) standard to a relational database. Please don't just read this book, if you're learning or developing with JPA please contribute your experiences to this book.

### Style

This book is meant to be written in a casual manner. The goal is avoid sounding dry, overly technical or impersonal. The book should sound casual, like a co-worker explaining to you how to use something, or a fellow consultant relating their latest engagement to another. Please refrain from being overly critical of any product, ranting about bugs, or marketing your own product or services.
# Java Persistence/Spring

Spring is an application framework for Java. Spring is an IoC container that allows for a different programming model. Spring is similar to a JEE server, in that it provides a transaction service, XML deployment, annotation processing, byte-code weaving, and JPA integration.

## Persistence

Persistence in Spring in normally done through a DAO (Data Access Object) layer. The Spring DAO layer is meant to encapsulate the persistence mechanism, so the same application data access API would be given no matter if JDBC, JPA or a native API were used.
Spring also defines a transaction manager implementation that is similar to JTA. Spring also supports transactional annotations and beans similar to SessionBeans.

## JPA

Spring has specific support for JPA and can emulate some of the functionality of a JEE container with respect to JPA. Spring allows a JPA persistence unit to be deployed in container managed mode. If the spring-agent is used to start the JVM, Spring can deploy a JPA persistence unit with weaving similar to a JEE server. Spring can also pass a Spring DataSource and integrate its transaction service with JPA. Spring allows the @PersistenceUnit and @PersistenceContext annotations to be used in any Spring bean class, to have an EntityManager or EntityManagerFactory injected. Spring supports a managed transactional EntityManager similar to JEE, where the EntityManager binds itself as a new persistence context to each new transaction and commits as part of the transaction. Spring supports both JTA integration, and its own transaction manager.
# Java Persistence/Persistence Products

There are many persistence products to choose from. Most persistence products now support a JPA interface, although there still are some exceptions. Which product you use depends on your preference, but most people would recommend you use the JPA standard whichever product you choose. This gives you the flexibility to switch persistence providers, or port your application to another server platform which may use a different persistence provider.
Determining which persistence product to use involves many criteria. Valid things to consider include:
* Which persistence product does your server platform support and integrate with?
* What is the cost of the product, is it free and open source, can you purchase enterprise level support and services?
* Do you have an existing relationship with the company producing the product?
* Is the product active and does it have a large user base?
* How does the product perform and scale?
* Does the product integrate with your database platform?
* Does the product have active and open forums, do questions receive useful responses?
* Is the product JPA compliant, what functionality does the product offer beyond the JPA specification?

## Existing Persistence Products

The following table summarises existing persistence products.
| Product | JPA 1.0 | JPA 2.0 | JPA 2.1 | JPA 2.2 | JDO 2.0 | JDO 3.0 | CMP 2.1 | Version | Year of Last Release | Open Source | Application Servers |
| ObjectDB (ObjectDB Software) | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Yes | | | 2.7.5 | 2018 | Yes | |
| Hibernate (Red Hat) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | | | 5.4.0 | 2018 | Yes | JBoss AS/Wildfly |
| EclipseLink (Eclipse) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | | | 2.6.3 | 2016 | Yes | Oracle Weblogic (12c), Glassfish (v3) |
| TopLink (Oracle) | Yes | Yes | | | | | Yes | 12c (12.1.3) | 2014 | | Oracle Weblogic (12c), OracleAS (10.1.3) |
| OpenJPA (Apache) | Yes | Yes | | | | | | 2.4.1 | 2016 | Yes | Geronimo, WebSphere Application Server (8.0) |
| DataNucleus (DataNucleus) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | 5.0.0 | 2016 | Yes | |
| TopLink Essentials (java.net) | Yes | | | | | | | 2.0 | 2007 | Yes | Glassfish (v2), SunAS (9), OracleAS (10.1.3) |
| Kodo (Oracle) | Yes | | | | Yes | | | 4.1 | 2007 | | Oracle WebLogic (10.3) |
* ↑ Last updated 2016-07-05
* ↑ Application server that includes the product as their JPA implementation
# Pinyin/Sun

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The Sun is the star at the center of the Solar System. It is seen in the sky and gives light to the Earth. When the Sun is in the sky, it is day. When the Sun is not in the sky, it is night. The planets, including Earth, go around it.
Taihyarng shih Taihyarngxih zhongxin de xing'xing, zaih tiankong zhaohyaoh Dihqiur. Taihyarng zaih tianshahng shir shih bairtian, bu zaih shir shih heiyeh. xirngxing, baokuoh Dihqiur, raoh'zhe Taihyarng zhuaan.
The Sun gives off energy as electromagnetic radiation. That includes light, infra-red energy (heat), ultraviolet light and radio waves. It also gives off a stream of particles, which reaches Earth as "solar wind". The source of all this energy is the reaction in the star which turns hydrogen into helium and makes huge amounts of energy.
Taihyarng fachu diahncir fursheh nerngliahng; baokuoh guang, horngwaihxiahn nerngliahng (reh), ziiwaihxiahn her diahnbo; yee fachu lihzii-liur, yeejiuhshih Taihyarng-feng. Taihyarng de Hydrogen zhuaanweir Helium chaansheng zhehxie juhdah de nerngyuarn.
The Sun is a star like many others in our Milky Way galaxy. It has existed for a little over 4.5 billion years, and is going to continue for at least as long. The Sun is about a hundred times as wide as the Earth. It has a mass of 1.9891×10$^{30}$ kg, which is 333,000 times the mass of the Earth.
Taihyarng shih Yirnherxih heen duo xing.xing zhiyi, yiijing curnzaih chaoguoh 45 yih niarn, hair huih curnzaih heen charng shirjian; zhirjihng yue shih Dihqiur de 100 beih; zhihliahng shih 1.9891×10$^{30}$ kg, shih Dihqiur de 333,000 beih.
# Pinyin/Sunrise

Sunrise
The light of dawn in the east, breaks through the long night.
Bright and colorful clouds, have the colors of red, orange and gold.
The sun is rising, how beautiful, how bright!
rihchu
dongfang d shuuguang, chongpoh mahncharng d yehwaan.
cahnlahn d caaixiar, yoou horngseh, cherngseh, jinseh.
taihyarng chulair le, duo'me meeilih, duo'me mirngliahng!
# Pinyin/Support

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# Pinyin/Summer

See also
Summer
Hot sun, bright as fire.
Hot summer days, living things become vitalized.
Prosperous life activities, living things reproduce offsprings, plants compete to open flowers and bear fruits.
xiahtian
liehrih-yarnyarn, jiaoyarng-rur-huoo.
yarnyarn-xiahrih, gehleih shengwuh huifuh shengji.
wahngshehng d shengmihng huordohng, shengwuh'men farnzhir houhdaih, zhirwuh jihngxiang kaihua-jierguoo.
# Pinyin/Sunday

Sunday is the day between Saturday and Monday.
Xingqirih shih Xingqiliuh her Xingqiyi zhijian d rih'zi.
# Pinyin/Sunzi

See also
# Pinyin/Sunset

Sunset
Sunsets, golden sunlight shines everywhere.
River golden waves ripple, flow towards the sea.
I stand at the balcony, looking at the scenary far away.
rihluoh
taihyarng xiahshan, jinguang-sihsheh.
hershuii jinbo-dahngyahng, liurxiahng dahhaai.
woo zhahn zaih luhtair shahng, yaorwahng zheh meeijiing.
# Pinyin/Hainan

See also
# Pinyin/Habit

Search Pinyin habit
English
To put into good learning habits, and living habits.
Having good habits, determine your fate for the whole life.
Habits come with practice.
Starting at a young age, one should get use to these habits.
Habits should be used to.
Good habits have benefits for the whole life.
Chinese
yaoh yaangcherng liarnghaao d xuerxir xirguahn, shenghuor xirguahn.
yoou liarnghaao d xirguahn, juerdihng nii d yibeih'zi.
xirguahn shih kaoh peiryaang chulair d.
corngxiaao kaishii, jiuh yinggai yaangcherng zhehyahng d xirguahn.
xirguahn yaoh yaangcherng.
haao xirguahn zhongsheng shouhyih.
# Pinyin/HIV

See also
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a retrovirus that infects cells of the immune system, destroying or impairing their function. As the infection progresses, the immune system becomes weaker, and the person becomes more susceptible to infections.
The most advanced stage of HIV infection is acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). It can take 10-15 years for an HIV-infected person to develop AIDS; antiretroviral drugs can slow down the process even further.
HIV is transmitted through unprotected sexual intercourse (anal or vaginal), transfusion of contaminated blood, sharing of contaminated needles, and between a mother and her infant during pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding.
Rénlèi miǎnyì quēxiàn bìngdú (àizī bìngdú) shì yīzhǒng nìzhuǎnlùbìngdú, tā gǎnrǎn rénlèi miǎnyì xìtǒng xìbāo, cuīhuǐ huò sǔnhài qí gōngnéng. Suízhe gǎnrǎn de fāzhǎn, miǎnyì xìtǒng kāishǐ biàn ruò, huànzhě gèng róngyì bèi gǎnrǎn.
Àizī bìngdú gǎnrǎn de zuìhòu jiēduàn shì dédào miǎnyì quēxiàn zònghézhēng (àizībìng). Àizī bìngdú gǎnrǎnzhě kěnéng jīngguò 10-15 nián cái huì dédào àizībìng, kàng-nìzhuǎnlùbìngdú yàowù kěyǐ jìnyībù yánhuǎn zhèyī jìnchéng.
Àizī bìngdú tōngguò wú bǎohù de xìngjiāo (gāngmén huò yīndào), shūrù shòu wūrǎn de xuèyè, gòngyòng shòu wūrǎn de zhùshèzhēn chuánbō, hái kě zài huáiyùn, fēnmiǎn hé bǔrǔ qījiān zài mǔqīn jíqí yīng'ér zhījiān chuánbō.
# Pinyin/Hair

Hair is the fiber that grows on the skin.
Maorfah shì shēngzhǎng zài pífū shàng de xiānwéi.
# Pinyin/H-bomb

Search Pinyin H-bomb
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