Tuesday, January 01, 2013
Mae and I slept in Jeff and Gail’s bed last night. We didn’t get up until 8:40am. By the time we were ready to go out with the rest of the family David and his and Mike and his family were already here. Jeff, David and Mike were starting breakfast, so I started helping them. Scott’s family soon arrived and by the time everyone was ready we men had biscuits, gravy and scrambled eggs ready. It really worked very smoothly and everyone had all they could eat. It was really a fun morning. Games were played and a lot of visiting and storytelling. Some of the Browning Story’s keep growing the more times they are told. Most of the family stayed until afternoon and then we helped clean things up and started leaving. Garrett and I had a game of chess this afternoon. It was a very close and enjoyable game and I finally was able to check mate him but the game went for 1 hr 45 minutes before I won. Mae and I stayed until evening before coming home. I finished 2012 journal and interred this entry. Bob came down and he and I visited for a while. Mae was tired and so we went to bed about 10PM.
Wednesday, January 02, 2013
We got up about 8AM and had to hurry to get breakfast and over to the Tanner Clinic before 9:45AM. We had an appointment with Dr. Larsen who after checking the incisions gave me a letter of clearance to go back to work on Jan 7th. We then went over to the Clearfield Aquatic Center and signed up to start exercising there, using out insurance program. We then went to Kent’s grocery shopping. As we were checking out, the clerk noticed Mae’s ear rings, except she was missing one. We checked around the store but didn’t find. We checked around the car but still didn’t find it. I had Mae call the Aquatic Center and they found it where we checked in. We went back and got it from them. We stopped for a Sub-Way sandwich for lunch and took it home to eat. After lunch we took a nap, except Mae let me sleep for quite a while. I went upstairs and put some medication in Bob’s eye for him. I then help him change the mattress on his bed. Mae and I also changed the sheets on the bed in the guest room. They are now ready for Shellie, Jace, Garrett and Nora to come tomorrow. I spent some time filling capsules with Ambortose and Phyt-Aloe dietary supplement. We save quite a bit by buying the powder in bottles and then filling capsules with it.
Thursday, January 03, 2013
I woke up at 6AM and read my scriptures. As I read the teachings of Paul I can’t help feeling very inadequate as to the blessings the Lord has given me. Sometimes I sure feel like I am tired. Mae got up at 7 and did her exercises. We are expecting Shellie and her family this morning so I will work on my journals for a while. I had to take the letter from Dr. Larson into Sherie at the bus compound. It wasn’t until afternoon that they came. Shellie, Nora, Mae and I played “Trans America” and then Garrett and Nora went out for the evening. We got Jase to play “Farkel” with Mae, Shellie and I. Jase won the game. Mae prepared a very nice dinner. We again played games and when Garrett and Nora returned they joined us. We ended up with Mae, Shellie and I playing a game of rook, I won. Garrett worked on solving the puzzle that he made me for Christmas and he did it once and then showed us a second time. It can be done! It’s after mid-night before we got to bed.
Friday, January 04, 2013
I woke at 5AM and read three chapters of Rome. I checked on Bob but he had woke early and had breakfast well under way. Bob served us Breakfast at 8AM, biscuits, gravy and fried potatoes. It was really good. Mae and I went over to the spa and was shown most of the equipment. When we got home Garrett had gone snowboarding at Briton. Mae, Shellie, Nora and I went to Salt Lake and went to the Temple. We all enjoyed the session. This was Nora’s first time to the Salt Lake Temple and a live session. After the session we went out to eat at Chuck-A-Rama in Bountiful. We stopped on the way home and bought a pizza for Jase. Garrett got home a little before we did. He had a good time on the ski run. There was plenty of food for him to warm up in the fridge. After getting home Nora, Shellie, Mae and I played a game of Rook. Mae and Shellie won but Nora and I put up a good fight. Mae got things ready for breakfast in the morning before we went to bed.
Saturday, January 05, 2013
Mae and I got up by 5:30AM and started breakfast. We had waffle and eggs ready by 7AM. Shellie, Nora, Garrett and Jase were on their way by 8AM. May and I went back to bed and slept another hour. Mae started putting Christmas away, so I brought the storage bens in and then I started butchering chickens. I butchered all 13 chickens, cleaned up my mess and but the tools away. Mae had all the Christmas decorations packed, so we hauled all that out to the storage shed. We were finished before 5PM. It was cold but I was able to dress warm. Mae got some hot soup ready for us for dinner. We then got things ready for Irven, Sandy, Bryce and Deanna to come this over evening . We played games and visited until 11PM. After they left we cleaned us. Mae then gave me a haircut and we showered and went to bed. It was after mid-night before we turned the light off, both being very tired.
Sunday, January 06, 2013
I slept until 8AM and found that Mae was sleeping in the recliner. I worked on my journals. I got ready and went to my High Priest leadership meeting at 12 noon but no one was there. I called and found out that we were going to meet at 11AM so I missed it. I came back and took Mae to church at 1PM. Meeting went well and Mae and I stayed for choir practice. Bob had a nice dinner ready when we got home. When I came downstairs, I was cold so I cuddled up with a blanket on the recliner and went to sleep. Mae let me sleep for about 30 minutes. We did watch most of a cute show on TV. Grant came over and the two of us administered to Bob as he will have cataract surgery on the left eye, in the morning. It is 9:30PM so we had better get to bed as Mae will take Bob to the hospital and I will return to bus driving tomorrow.
Monday, January 07, 2013
We got up at 5AM as Mae will drive Bob to the hospital this morning, getting there at 6:30AM. I don’t have to leave until after 7AM so I will work on my journals for a few minutes. Well I goofed as I was to left at 6:45AM, so I was late getting to my bus and then the bus wouldn’t start as it was so cold. We were behind but before I ended at the schools we came close to catching up. I guess I broke a few speed limits. Other than that my routes went ok. One pre-school boy changed from Morgan Elementary to Kaysville Elementary so that caused some problems that I will try to make some changes on that. After my morning route I went up to Dee’s Auto Service and checked on the cost to install a new trunk lid latch. They figured it would be about $45.00 Mae had taken Bob to the hospital in Bountiful for eye surgery, removing a cataract from the left eye. She was home before I got here. . When I got home we ate lunch and then we took a nap. I ordered the latch for the Buick from Young’s Chevrolet in Layton. At first they quoted $379.00 but they changed the price when I told them that I could get it through Murdock Chevrolet for $303.00, they said that they would match that price. I went with them as they are closer. Their installation price was also over double the price that Dee’s gave me, so I will have Dee install it. I also got Bob’s Caption phone corrected so that it now works. It was interesting that when I called the service company they had to get my permission to get on my computer by remote and correct the problem with Bob’s phone. Of course Bob’s caption is hooked through our internet service. On the way home this afternoon I fueled the car. When I got home this evening, Mae had dinner ready. After dinner I took another nap. We then worked on our lesson for Sunday. Mae and I then read for a little while in the book “The American Covenant” by Timothy Ballard. I added this journal entry and worked on my 1970-74 journals also. We started preparing for bed shortly after 9PM, trying to get to bed so we get enough sleep before I go to work.
Tuesday, January 08, 2013
My AM route went well. When I got home I started thawing the chickens. I am sure it will take at least a day. Mae took Bob back into his Dr. just for him to check his eye. It is keeping Mae rather busy with the Dr. and Hospital Trips and putting drops in his eyes. I cleaned up the dishes and then roasted some almonds and made some almond butter. I had just finished when Mae came home. She had me take a nap. I told her to let me sleep for 15 to 20 minutes, but she let me sleep over 30 minutes. My PM run also went well. This evening we started to watch a movie we got from NETFLEX but it was so dumb that we switched to one of ours.
Wednesday, January 09, 2013
After finishing my AM run, I went over to Young Chevrolet and picked up the trunk lock for the Buick. I thought about the price for that lock and the cost that it will be to have it installed and we are paying more for it than what I paid for my first car. In 1956, I purchased a 1952 Chevrolet 4 door, for $375. That is quite a difference because of inflation, in 57 years. When I got home I got the chickens ready and put them in roaster ovens. I then took a nap. When I woke up, I worked on my journals. Mae had gone to visit Dolly for a few minutes. The chicken’s were cooked before I left for my PM run, so we just turned them off and let them cool. I went to the Work Care Clinic before going to the bus shop. I got a form for Dr. Lee to fill out about my Sleep Apnea test study done a couple of weeks ago. The PM run went well and when I got home, Mae and I stripped the chicken meat from the carcasses. We then ground the meat and packaged it for freezing. We did eat dinner and watched two shows of “Touched by An Angle”. Mae has been taking care of Bob’s medical needs along with all else she does. She is sure a busy gal and I sure love her. I remembered that I hadn’t helped Bob put his Christmas Decorations away so I quickly did that.
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Normal morning but I hated to get up, although I woke without the alarm, because I forgot to set it. After my AM run I took our car to Dee’s Auto Shop for him to install the new trunk latch. Mae met me there with the pickup and we went to Dr. Lee where he froze 4 spots on my left ear and filled out a form on my sleep apnea for UDOT. While there Mae got a flu and pneumonia shots. We stopped and got a Sub-Way for lunch on the way home. After getting home we took a nap and then I worked on 2013 Christmas card list. Dee hadn’t called me before it was time to leave for the PM run. Just as we left the bus shop it started to snow. The snow really came down and it soon had traffic really moving slowly. We made fairly good time until the last three children and then the roads really got bad. It took us an extra 1 ½ hours to finish our run. I hope that Kate was able to get home ok as she has to go clear up to hwy 89. After getting home I cleared our walks and driveway, doing most of it with the snow blower. I finished and came in. I got warn and then ate some dinner. We turned the TV o and I watched BYU play LA. The first half LA lead by 5 points but BYU came back in the 2 half and won over 20 points. I visited with Bob for a few minutes and then came downstairs and entered my journal. We then went to bed.
Friday, January 11, 2013
I woke at 5:15AM with the alarm and got up. I turned on the radio to KSL, trying to get a report as to school closer or not. I finally called dispatch and they told me that they had just received a call confirming that all Davis County schools would be closed due to weather conditions. We then went back to bed and had just about got back to sleep when at 6AM the phone rang. A recorded message stated that “Do to weather conditions; all schools in Davis County would be closed.” I found out later that that message went to everyone house hold of anyone that was affiliated with Davis County Schools. We slept in and then got up and had a very nice breakfast. I hadn’t worried about cleaning the driveway and sidewalks, figuring that I had most of the day. Then about 9AM I heard shovels on the sidewalk. I looked out and there was Brother Taylor cleaning off the back walk. I went out and told him he didn’t need to do that. He said “Well, you just got over an operation.” I told him that the Doctor told me that I was totally ok and I could do anything that I could do before. I then used the snow blower to just finish up. I noticed a bolt missing on the snow blower. Mae and I then went over to the Clearfield Aquatic Center and worked out for a couple of hours. We picked up our car from Dee’s. He had it repaired and ready to go and he really did a good job. He only charged us $33.00 compared to other quote of over $90.00. I bought the parts for the snow blower. After repairing it I then went over and help Mike, or neighbors to the west, do his driveway. He had shoveled almost half of the drive but hadn’t got the entrance to the drive. I finished the snow removal for him. He expressed his appreciation, as his four wheeler isn’t working for him to use. This afternoon Mae and I went to the movie “Lincoln”. It was really very good but they did put in some of the vulgar language. The war seines were also very graphic but realistic. It sure left us with a great appreciation for what that great man did. After the movie we went to eat at the Golden Corral and sure enjoyed that. After getting home we watched another short movie on TV.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
I woke about 1:30AM and was quite restless, so I slept in the recliner the rest of the night. Mae came in at 8:30AM and woke me. After breakfast I went out to clean the walks and driveway. Just as I started Brother Rogers and his children were just unloading their snow blower to do my snow removal for me. I told them that I was ok to do it. He again referred to my operation and I assured him that I was ok. After doing my walks and driveway, I went over to Mike’s and cleaned his. He again came out and expressed his appreciation. We visit for a while. When I came in I worked on my journals. I am not very fast at rewriting from my original diary but there is enough in those few lines that jogs my memory and then I can add some detail. I spent most of the afternoon putting in 8 pages which represent 24 days. Mae also found a history written by Bertha Crandal, my Grandmothers sister. There were some pages that were missing from that history and they might have been the part which my mother told me about. Bertha had kept a daily journal of my Great-Grandfather’s flight from the charges of living in co-habitation. He was trying to get his families to Mexico for safety. After getting the families to safety, he sent his first wife back to Utah while he stayed and built a home and made provisions for the second wife and family, and then he returned to Utah, never returning to the second wife and family. After the first family returned to Utah, some members of the family became concerned that the law might get hold of the journal that Bertha had kept and it was decided that that history should be burned. This information was told to be my mother. To back-up these things we did some research into the genealogy of my Great-Grandfather Hyrum Oscar Crandal. We also watched two shows of Madlock on TV and read the last half of “The Life and Ministry of Lorenzo Snow”, having already read the first half. We then read the Chapter 1, Learning by Faith, of the Priesthood and Relief Society study manual for this years. It was late when we got to bed.
Sunday, January 13, 2013
We slept in late this morning and it seemed very nice. I still have High Priest Group Leadership meeting at 11AM. Our block meeting now starts at 1PM. Today was our first class for Family History. It went fairly well except I had trouble getting the DVD to work, plus we went overtime as I didn’t hear the bells. Mae and I stayed after Sacrament meeting for choir practice. Bob had a nice dinner about ready when we got home. Mae and I worked on our journals this evening. The weather is very cold today with a high of 13 deg. and a low of -2 deg. I hope my bus will start in the morning. I worked on my journals this evening. Bob wanted to be anointed and receive Priesthood blessing before he goes in for this operation in the morning. I called Brother Niederhauser and he came over and helped me perform that anointing. We went to bed shortly after 9:30 as we will have to get up early.
Monday, January 14, 2013
I have been very depressed with the thoughts and feelings for others and their problems. This is a tough life and the powers of Adversary seem to be so strong. The scriptures tell us that we should pray that the final judgment come not in winter. This morning is very cold, -4 degrees. Mae took Bob into the hospital at 6:30AM for the operation to remove cataract on the right eye. I went into work about 6:35AM as I was concerned that my bus wouldn’t start. I was right. Someone had tried to start my bus, but I don’t know who. They were not successful and neither was I. I called in for a mechanic to help and dispatch said to just take another bus. Well there wasn’t a spare around that someone hadn’t tried to start and had failed. I just waited until a mechanic was free to jump my bus. When Kate came I had her start calling students to let them know that we would be late. I helped where I could to get buss out from being stuck from the snowplow plowing a bank of snow behind the busses. One bus driver had been able to get her bus to start but when she tried to get out the bus slid sideward and almost hit the bus in the next stall. One of the mechanics hooked on with a tow truck and pulled the back of the bus sideward’s and then he was able to pull forward and get it backed out. I had Kate go into the lunch room and wait until I called her. I couldn’t see any reason for her to wait out in the cold. I just waited for my turn to be jumped and then the mechanic had to use starter fluid before it would finally start up. We were 1 hour late getting to our first stop. Kate told me that we only had 3 children to pick up as the rest were taken to school by their parents. We had to run most of the rout because of the locations of the 3 we had to pickup. When we returned to the compound I went in and rescheduled the bus for service. I talked to a mechanics about the need for a new block heater but there isn’t much that can be done as there are many buses that need new block heaters. I then met with Sherrie about some rout changes, but as we made the corrections, one of my children came up missing. We didn’t solve that but Sherrie will work on that. I went to put my extra time into the computer but my pass word had expired, so I tried to change that ane I guess I hit the wrong key and the program froze up(maybe it got to cold like the busses!) any way it took me several minutes to get that done. It was 11:30AM before I got home. What a morning! Mae beat me home with Bob. After I told her of this morning, she said, “I have another one for you.” Irven had called with a problem of their water distiller freezing. I called him and found that they had left the door open and that is what let his unit freeze. I told him how to set a light up to thaw the distiller. Mae and I ate lunch and then took a nap. I then help Mae and we rotated our mattress and made the bed. It was time to go back to the bus compound. Time sure went fast. The PM run went well but I am concerned about the bus in the morning. I plugged a light into the cord and made sure that I had power there, before I plugged the bus block heater in. We will see! Bob is concerned that they may have given him a flu shot because he isn’t feeling well. I called and visited with David about it and he feels sure that they wouldn’t when he told them that he didn’t take flu shots as he takes a reaction to them. David said that we could ask the Doctor and he could check the record in the computer. Gail called Mae and said that their cold water is frozen between the furnace room and the kitchen. I gave them some suggestions but by 7:30PM they hadn’t worked. I visited with Jeff and gave him some more suggestions, so he will try that. He later called back and we talked again. We came up with a couple more ideas and we will see what happens by morning. Mae and I did some reading for our F.H.E. although we had several interruptions. We started to bed shortly after 9PM.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep much last night. She woke at mid-night and hadn’t gone back to sleep when my alarm went off at 5AM. She got breakfast and then went back to bed. I left for work at 6:30AM so that I would have more time to get my bus started. When I got there the maintenance department already had my bus running and the heaters were already putting out warm air. That was sure nice. My AM run went well with all the children going today. When I got home, Mae had just got up. We had a snack and then I laid down for a nap. Mae had just received a phone call from her cousin Joy, so I forgot to tell Mae how long to let me sleep. Therefore I slept quite a while. After I woke I made some calls to find out information for help for Pat Bradfield. Mae then called and visited with Pat. I did some work on my journals. Time went so quickly and I had to take the PM run. When I got home, mae had dinner ready. We ate and then I took a shower and Bob and I went Home Teaching. We had a good visit with Therman’s and then took their daughter, Annie over to the church house for Young Women’s. We went back and stopped at Casey’s and then we visited with Patriarch and Sister Johnstun’s. They sure are great people. Patriarch Johnstun is now on oxygen most of the time. We love that visit but it does get a little long. We were there two hours tonight. When we got home , Mae and I soon got to bed.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Mae was still very tired this morning so I got myself off to work. Although it was 13 degrees my bus still started up on the 2nd try. The run went well. My back is quite sore this morning so I took a muscle relaxant and a inflammatory pill before leaving. When I got home I still hurt so I tried stretching exorcizes, then Mae used the vibrato on my back. I took an hour nap and then Mae and I went to the spa. We didn’t do much with exercising but the hot tub really helped.  The run went well. Mae had dinner ready when I got home. I did some Family History and think that I will get some help with the Temple Sealing’s of Bob and Margaret. That has been a concern for several years. We started preparing for Sunday’s Family History class but Irven and Sandy came over with a question about precious metal investing. I told them my thought for what they are worth. We were late getting to bed.
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Mae slept well and got up and got me off to work. I went in early to get my bus started. After starting the bus I went in to see if I would have a sub-assistant and found out that they hadn’t found anyone. I had to drive without help which work out, but I am concerned about this afternoon. Mae wasn’t home when I got home. She had gone shopping. I had just started eating lunch when she came home. I helped her carry the groceries in. I took a nap and then entered this portion of my journal. When I went into work I found that they still hadn’t found a substitute to take Kate’s place this afternoon. I told Sherrie that I was concerned about not having someone to watch Scarleth and Lynsie. Sherrie then came up with an idea of using an assistant from another bus, but she was already on a bus at Syracuse Jr. High school.  We still made it in time to start the PM run on time. It went very well as we had three children that didn’t ride home with us and Scarleth and Lynsie both fell asleep. We made the trip by over ½ hr. shorter than most days. Mae got her hair done this afternoon and didn’t get home just before we joined with other and took our youth over to the Family History Center in Ogden. It was a good training for the youth. We are quite excited for this program. Tonight we started training of two youth, a Young Woman and a Young Man, from each Ward. They in turn will train the other Young Woman and Young Men. And then they will help with the training of adults. After the training session the Stake YW & YM leaders took everyone out to Farr’s Ice Cream.
Friday, January 18, 2013
My runs went well and Kate was back feeling much better. Mae had a Kitchen Party to attend this afternoon and this morning she helped a sister with Family History. This evening we had Carolyn and Charles Sanders and Kelly and Marlyn Bodily over and we played games and ate treats. It was a good time.
Saturday, January 19, 2013
This morning we slept in until 9:30 and then I cooked breakfast for us. We worked on our lesson for a little while. We went over to South Ogden Junior High where we watched Connor’s team play basketball, they won. We went to Harvest Moon Health store for a few items and then to Costco for some groceries. We bought some salad’s for dinner and then went to a basket ball game at Central Davis Junior High where Tyler played a basket game and his team also won. When we got home we watched a couple of shows on TV. I was going to enter my journal entries. Mae went upstairs to put drops in Bob’s eyes. When she came back downstairs she turned the TV back on and we watched the last half of “Follow Me Boy’s”. It was mid-night before we got to bed.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
We were awaken up by the phone ringing. I couldn’t get my senses about me before Mae answered the phone. It was Jeff calling to borrow my heater. Mae sang Happy Birthday to him. I got the heater ready for him to pick up. He came over and got it. He couldn’t get it to work so he called me. I told him that I was having problems with it and needed it worked on.  Time went very fast and before long I had to attend the High Priest leadership meeting at 11AM. By the time I got home we tried to get a couple of things ready for our class today. I had to change ink cartridges in the printer and then I had problems getting that to work. I didn’t feel that our class went over very well today. After Sacrament meeting we were going to visit with Leslie Fales, but she had family with her so that didn’t work out. We attended choir practice and then stopped at home for a few minutes before going up to Jeff and Gail’s for dinner. After dinner we played games with Marcy, Jeff and Gail. We got home a little after 11PM. I filled out this entry and we went to bed.
Monday, January 21, 2013
We slept in, as I didn’t have to take a bus run today. Shortly after we had breakfast, Shellie called us and told us that Quint’s Mission President had called and told her that Quint wants to come home. His Mission President is trying to work with him. Shellie asked us to Fast and Pray for Quint, and also said that a letter from us might help. Each of us wrote a letter. We have spent most of the day composing those letters. We are sure praying for him. I worked on my 1970 – 1974 Diary and again found that I had not entered enough data and so added to the Dairy. We did call Becky and wished her a happy Birthday. I again I tried to run the printer alignment, but the printer is not working correctly. I am not sure just what to do. We help Bob with his medication again today. He also is having trouble with his hearing aid not working. I tried to use his Caption phone and it is not working. We tried to use the internet and it would not connect so I had to call a technetium and spent quite a while on the phone with him. We did watch a couple of shows on TV today. It’s now 11PM so we will go to bed; it’s been a busy day.
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
I woke at 5:30AM and read my scriptures. I then worked on my 1971-1974 Diary. At 7:45 Mae got up and prepared breakfast of waffles. I called Hewlett Packard about our printer and was on the phone and computer for over 2 hours, with most of the time having a supervisor trying to sell us a service plan. We took the modem and router over to Comcast and they gave us an all in one set. One of the technetium worker’s told me that that might help our situation with our internet going down so much. I asked if it was hard to install and they said that it was easy. All we had to do was follow the simple directions. Mae took a memory stick to the print shop to have the letters we wrote to Quint, printed as our printer still isn’t working. She got back just as I was finishing up at Comcast. It really didn’t save us any time as she forgot the memory stick, so we went back. They didn’t have it so we are out. We mailed the letters and then went to the Aquatic Center. We started on the tread mill and had walked about ¾ a mile when a fire alarm went off and everyone had to evacuate the building. The ones in the swimming pool are the ones that we felt sorry for as they went outside in the snow with bare feet, wet swimming suits and wet hair. We took our coats with us and went right to the car and went home. Mae cooked dinner while I called one of the new students that will ride my bus. I will not be able to pick her up in the morning because that will change ½ the other student’s pickup time and I couldn’t tell them of the change. I called Scott to get some help from him with the computer set up. He came over with the family about 7:30 and he worked about 1 ½ hours getting the computers connected to the internet. Mae went over to Bishop Knutson’s and helped him get registered on the Church Wed site. She was there for over 2 hours and got home just before Scott and his family left. It’s now going on 10PM and I have to work tomorrow.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
I went in again 15 minutes early and it was again a good thing as the bus wouldn’t start. I had to have the mechanics come down and jump the batteries. The one mechanic commented that if the block heater had been working it would have started. I took it that he was questioning my care of the bus, so his comment hit me a little wrong, so I came back that the block heater hadn’t worked from the day I got the bus and I had told them that several times, but it still hadn’t been replaced. No more was said. They got the bus running and I finished the pre-check. I went up to the office for two reasons, 1st I was cold and 2nd I needed to check on my route with the addition of another stop. Sherrie still isn’t at work so I just did the best we could. We made the route on time. At my extra stop there were two children, a boy and a girl that got on. When I got home I was cold so after eating a little I wrapped up with an electric blanket and slept for an hour. Our printer still isn’t working so we went to Staples and bought a new one. Now we just have to install it. The PM run went fairly well except Morgan went to the full 10 minutes after 3M before they brought the children out. When we got to Burton Elementary the children were ready to come out but they still waited. Finally they let the children come out but they were waiting for the new girl. I guess the boy is special education but the sister is regular education so she doesn’t get out until 3:30PM. That is not going to work because now I am late getting to Kaysville Elementary. I will have to work that out tomorrow morning. This evening I went down to Randy for a treatment. He really worked me over. I don’t know how we are going to afford the treatments but I don’t know what to do without them. Randy told me the same thing that Dr. Lee told me about not sitting so long on the bus. I have a lot of “I don’t know how” right now. Something has to give.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
I woke shortly before the alarm went off so I got up without waking Mae. Neither of us slept very well last night. As I drove to work it sounded like sand was hitting the windshield but it was Ice Rain and it just coated the car. In the car, the defrosters soon cleared the front and rear windows. That changed when we started driving the bus. I had to stop twice to use the scraper to clear the windshield but I know that I could never keep the schedule if I stopped every 100 feet, so I tried using the window washer and it cleared the window for a few minutes before it ice over again. I kept using the washer every two or three passes of the wipers, until I got to my first stop. By then the heaters had started to warm the windows and the wipers could clear the ice rain. The roads were very slippery and several buses got stuck trying to go up hills. I drove carful and a used the tire chains in steep areas. We were able to keep our schedules pretty close. After finishing my AM run I met with Sherrie and we adjusted 411 schedules to include two new students. I also put in a bid for a different route that will let me get out of the driver’s seat and stretch my back. I hope this will relieve some of the back pain I am having. When I got home Mae prepared lunch for me and then I laid down and slept for a couple of hours. Shortly after getting home this evening I had to take Mae over to the Stake Center for a Family History for the Youth. I relaxed and watched part of a show that Bob had recorded. It was fair but not exceptional. I got Mae and brought her home. The roads were too bad for her to feel comfortable driving. It’s now 9:30PM so I had better got to bed.
Friday, January 25, 2013
I woke at 4:45am and went into work. When I got there and started down to the buses, one of the other drivers told me that all schedules had been set back two hours. I was very surprised so I went to the office and they told me that the district had called everyone. In as much as I was there I went into Sherrie and told her that there was still an error in my route sheets. Plus I didn’t think the routes were quite right. She said that we should fix them right now. It took us a while but I think they are right now. We also got clarified about the Bell children. The Principle and Rosa made an exemption as Mr. Bell’s wife has just died and they wanted the Daughter, who is in regular education to be able to ride with the younger brother who is in special education. The computer would not allow that action so we had to enter the daughter also as special education. I also talked to her about my back problems and she suggested that I bid for a change in route. We checked the new listing for bids and there was only one route that would meet my needs, so I applied for it. When I got home Mae was very surprised to see me. I explained to her about the district’s decision the time change. We then worked on the computer getting a letter to each parent about the change in the route schedule, but we could not print it off. We put it on a stick. I just had time to get back to take the route. When I finished the AM route, I went back in to the office and Sherrie printed the letters off for me. This afternoons run went well but we only had 5 children ride home with us. I had Kaye check the letters and give them to the children as they got off the bus. The rest I brought home and put them in envelopes and mailed them to the parents. Kate had corrected an error that we had made on the letter. She has sure been a good assistant and I am very sorry that I need to make this change in Routes. Mae had gone out to lunch with Marna and they just enjoyed visiting. I went down to Randy’s for a treatment before Mae got home. By the time I got home from Randy’s, Mae had gone to Jeff’s to tend their children. She got home late.
Saturday, January 26, 2013
We woke just before 8AM and I remembered that Comcast repair man was to be here between 8AM and 9AM. I took a note upstairs and put on Bob’s door as I was afraid that when Comcast came, Bob would not hear them. The note directed them to come to the back door. Shortly after, the repairman came. He soon realized that the new equipment was not compatible and he had to go back to get something different. We thought that we had nothing pressing today. Comcast took up almost three hours. Jeff was going to come over and connect our printer for us. He called and said that Mae had left her car behind his and the Gail had taken her car so he couldn’t get his car out to come over. We drove over to get out car. In visiting with Jeff he suggested that we were getting the wrong type of printer for our needs. We decided to take the one back and get a different type. When we got home we got a call from David asking if they could come over and spend a little while between Tyler’s basketball game and Emily’s violin recital. We of course said yes, so we quickly packed up the first printer, then Mae gave me a haircut. I quickly jumped in and took a shower. We really enjoyed the short visit with David and his family. Somewhere between everything else I gave Shellie a quick phone call and found out that Quint hadn’t came home yet but was still waiting to make that decision. Boy! That was exciting news. We then took the printer back to Staple’s and they exchanged it for a Brother Laser Printer, plus we bought some other items. We then stopped at Maddox’s and got some chicken for dinner. We tried to find some Ice Melt but everyone has sold out. We went to Scott and Mishelle’s where we tended their children while Scott and Mishelle went out for the evening. We took a DVD movie over with us to watch but the children didn’t like it but wanted to play. Mae was ok with not watching it because there was some bad language use in it. I watched the show and it got over just after Scott and Mishelle got home. Well! For what started out to be a very relaxing day, it ended up being very full day! It is now 10 minutes to 12 and I think we are ready for bed.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Mae woke me at 6am thinking I was late getting up for work. I told her it was Sunday. She came back to bed. I went to my Priesthood Leadership meeting. After I got home I unpacked our new printer. Jeff soon came over and got the printer installed on both computers. We attended our Ward Block but I spent the Priesthood time trying to get the DVD player. I tried new batteries in the control without correcting problem. I finally gave up and went back home and go my projector and computer. When I got back to the chapel I got an extra small table and started setting up the equipment on it. When the primary class left the room we quickly set up for our class. That went quite well. Sacrament meeting was very enjoyable. After the Sacrament services, there was two youth talks and a flute solo with the piano accompaniment and then Anika Rogers who is going on a mission to Independence Missouri. We were pleased with her call and feel that she will make a great missionary. We got quite a hard snow storm this afternoon. Mae and I went visiting to Sister Fallis after we finished choir practice. When we got home I got the snow blower out and cleaned the walks and driveway. Mae prepared a very nice chicken dinner. I did some checking on the High Priest Home Teaching for this month and then called and gave a report to brother Thomas. We are very tired tonight and will try to get to bed early.
Monday, January 28, 2013
Mae wasn’t able to go to sleep last night so she had my breakfast ready and after we ate she went back to bed. My run went well although there were slippery roads and some roads that hadn’t been plowed, so it was fun. When I got home Mae was still sleeping. I went out and cleaned off snow. Mae was just getting up when I came in. Because the Elementary schools have Parent Teacher and Preparation Time, the elementary schools get out early. The Pre-School remained the same so we went in early this afternoon, taking the elementary children home and the we go back and get the pre-school children and take them home. I figure that it is taking us an extra hour a day to do that. Mae had dinner about ready when I got home. After eating I took a short nap and then Mae and I worked on personal journals. Scott called to ask if he could change his invitation for lunch tomorrow. In as much as it will be his Birthday, he decided to go skiing. Of course Mae told him that it was ok and to have fun. It is now after 9PM so we got ready to go to bed.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
We got up at 5AM and I left at 6:30AM for work. I had the bus ready to go 10 minutes but Kate didn’t show up. She had trouble with the snow and traffic. She got here 5 minutes late. We were 20 minutes late getting to the first stop. The main roads were ok but some of the side streets hadn’t been plowed. I used the chains about 5 or 6 times. All in all we did ok. I stopped at the store for Mae on the way home and got a few groceries. When I got home I put on my snow suite and cleaned walks and driveways. When I finished Mae had lunch ready and I took a 20 minute nap before going back to work. The roads we in good shape for the PM run. After work I went into Janet’s office and asked her how she wanted the extra time recorded for the early out of the grade schools and then returning to take the pre-school children. She not only showed me but she entered the time for the week. This evening both Mae and I worked on our personal histories. Shellie called to tell us that she and Roy are coming up to go skiing and then up to Soda Springs to the Trail Creek Lodge with Sandy, Nick, Mae and I the end of February. That sounds good to us. Scott had gone skiing and snowboarding today for his Birthday. We wished him a Happy Birthday. It is now after 9PM so we had better get to bed.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
I went into work early so that we could leave the compound 9 minutes sooner to adjust for the bad weather. However Kate must not have understood me when we finished yesterday as she came actually 2 minutes late for normal time. We were 20 minutes late getting to the first stop due to bad weather and heavy traffic on Antelope Drive. It pushed me the rest of the trip. When I got home I cleaned the walks and driveway. I went to the auto parts and bought a new set of windshield wipers for the pickup. Mae was going to go up to Kim and Jeanenne’s to help pack some of their things but due to the bad roads Dezeree called her and told her not to come. My PM runs went well and when returning to the compound, I fueled my bus and tried to get into the computer to print my W-2 form. I couldn’t remember my pass word so he to send a message to the District office to get a new one. It will come by E-Mail but I gave them an old E-Mail address, so that won’t work. When I got home I resent the message but this time with a correct address. Bob bought Whooper’s for us for dinner. We watched the show, “The Farmers Daugther” on TV this evening.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
My AM run went well. As I got off the bus a man from the district office interviewed me saying that I had been chosen as the employee of the month. Just as I finished talking to him, Mae called and asked about getting a cord to connect the printer to the desk top computer. I went down to Wall-Mart but didn’t find what we needed. When I got home Mae had partially down loaded a new version of Quicken but had not completed it. I tried to finish it but couldn’t find figure out how to complete it. I also tried to get the School District Internet system to get my W-2 printed off, but couldn’t figure that out either. I really got upset over the computers. I finally just quit and lay down on the bed. I don’t think I went to sleep but I heard Scott come over. Mae had invited him for lunch. After eating lunch, which was very good, he got on the computers and was able to get the Quicken down loaded. He then had to go back to work. I was about to leave for work when the phone rang. It was Janna from the office. She told me that I had been awarded route 73 and they wanted me to start driving it on Monday. The PM run went well. I did tell Kate that I had been given a new route. Between taking the grade school children and returning for the pre-school children I stopped at Staples and bought the cord that we needed to connect the printer to the desk top computer. I stopped in the office before coming home and got the Route 73 Driver Direction’s printed off. Mae had made homemade bread this afternoon. We had that and fruit and almond butter for super. Mae had a special Stake Relief Society program that she attended this evening. I watched a movie that Bob had recorded from the TV. We then watched the last third of the movie we had watched a week ago and hadn’t finished. I felt that if I was going to watch a movie on TV, I should watch it with Bob. I entered this entry into my journal. I had just started this entry when Mae came home. She said the it was a very good program but that she, Sister Linda Heydorn and Sister Carolyn Saunders were the only ones from our Ward that attended.


THE ENGLISH PATIENT A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
Just so you know, "patient" refers to a man with a medical condition, not the ability to sit through a film that flirts with a three hour running time.
 Well, OUT OF AFRICA was awfully long, too, but that doesn't make it okay!
Okay, I'm being melodramatic, but my three hours in the front row (not by choice) didn't do my neck a bit of good, and if this review seems a bit grumpy, I refuse to be held responsible.
THE ENGLISH PATIENT is a grand tale of love and loss set during the backdrop of the African theatre of WWII. Told using a structure that busts Hollywood's Three Acts wide open, we follow a man we eventually come to know as The Count (Ralph Fiennes), whose plane has been shot down near the start of the war. Horribly disfigured in the resulting fire and an apparent amnesiac, the Count finds himself in the hands of Hana (Juliette Binoche), a Canadian nurse. While the war plays out, with Hana and the Count holed up in an abandoned monastery, so does the truth about the Count's past -- an intrigue-filled tale of adventure, love, and tragedy.
Fiennes is spectacular is the mystery man, and Kristin Scott Thomas (who plays the Count's flashback love interest) shows that, when she dyes her hair blonde, she can seriously burn up the screen. Also look for Willem Dafoe in one of his most earnest and accessible roles to date. Serious praises are deserved by the film's art director and editor, and I'll be absolutely shocked if THE ENGLISH PATIENT doesn't take home a Best Makeup Design Oscar.
The only problem with the film, besides severe butt-ache, is a number of holes in writer/director Anthony Minghella's (TRULY MADLY DEEPLY) screenplay. You'd think that with that extra hour, he could fill these holes up, but I guess not.
No matter. THE ENGLISH PATIENT is still a solid story and an exquisitely-produced film. There's always enough going on to hold the viewer's eye, or even get you to shed a tear or two. Just be forewarned that the best films always have sad endings.

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China urges re-elected Canadian government to free Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou
by ReutersBEIJING (Nov 6): China’s foreign ministry on Wednesday urged the re-elected Canadian government to immediately release detained Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.
Geng Shuang, a spokesman at the ministry, made the comment at a regular press briefing.
Meng has been detained in Vancouver since December last year. She is charged in the United States with bank fraud, and is accused of misleading HSBC Holdings PLC about Huawei Technologies’ business in Iran, which is under U.S. sanctions.
Meng has said she is innocent and is fighting extradition to the United States.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ruling Liberal Party held on to power after an election in October, though it was reduced to a minority government that needs the support in Parliament of a smaller left-leaning party.


UK praised for bringing back some British orphans from Syria
LONDON (AP) - The U.K.'s decision to allow some British orphans from Syria to come back home has drawn praise from an international charity.
Save the Children UK said Friday the government's decision is a "triumph of compassion" that would allow the children to lead full lives.
The London-based agency's Alison Griffin said they are "innocent children" who were subjected to terrible circumstances.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said Thursday evening that the orphans would be allowed to return to Britain. Most of them come from families of suspected Islamic State extremists who had left Britain to fight in Syria.
Save the Children says some 60 British children are trapped after fleeing areas that used to be in Islamic State control.
Kurdish officials say three British children have been handed over to U.K. authorities.
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For fun.
That is all.
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{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-} -- | This module extends the 'show' function to be able to convert any -- term to a string, even if its type is not an instance of the 'Show' -- type class. This is useful, e.g., for generating debugging output, -- where one does not necessarily want to provide 'Show' instances for -- every auxiliary data structure that needs debugging. -- -- Functions are shown as \"fun\", and everything else is shown as -- \"term\". module Libraries.ShowAll where -- * Documentation -- $ We provide a catch-all 'Show' instance using the GHC language -- option \"OverlappingInstances\". Since instance declarations don't -- generate any exported symbols, the documentation is empty. Please -- see the source code. instance Show (a -> b) where show x = "fun" instance Show s where show x = "term"


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- savePlatform(String) - Method in interface socialmedia.MiniSocialMediaPlatform
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Method saves this SocialMediaPlatform's contents into a serialised file, with the filename given in the argument.
- savePlatform(String) - Method in class socialmedia.SocialMedia
- setAllAccounts(ArrayList<Account>) - Static method in class socialmedia.Account
- setAsEmpty() - Method in class socialmedia.CommentPost
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Used to set commentPosts as empty when their parentPost is removed
- setDescription(String) - Method in class socialmedia.Account
- setEmpty(boolean) - Method in class socialmedia.CommentPost
- setHandle(String) - Method in class socialmedia.Account
- setId(int) - Method in class socialmedia.Post
- setMessage(String) - Method in class socialmedia.Post
- setParentPost(Post) - Method in class socialmedia.CommentPost
- showAccount() - Method in class socialmedia.Account
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Used to show formatted String summary of an Account
- showAccount(String) - Method in interface socialmedia.MiniSocialMediaPlatform
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The method creates a formatted string summarising the stats of the account identified by the given handle.
- showAccount(String) - Method in class socialmedia.SocialMedia
- showIndividualPost(int) - Method in interface socialmedia.MiniSocialMediaPlatform
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The method generates a formated string containing the details of a single post.
- showIndividualPost(int) - Method in class socialmedia.SocialMedia
- showPost(Account, String) - Method in class socialmedia.Post
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Used to show the Post given its author and tab value
- showPostChildren(Account, String) - Method in class socialmedia.Post
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Used to show the Post all its Children given its author and tab value
- showPostChildrenDetails(int) - Method in interface socialmedia.MiniSocialMediaPlatform
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The method builds a StringBuilder showing the details of the current post and all its children posts.
- showPostChildrenDetails(int) - Method in class socialmedia.SocialMedia
- socialmedia - package socialmedia
- SocialMedia - Class in socialmedia
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SocialMedia is an implementor class for SocialMediaPlatform interface
- SocialMedia() - Constructor for class socialmedia.SocialMedia
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Constructor erases the existing platform upon object instantiation
- SocialMediaPlatform - Interface in socialmedia
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SocialMediaPlatform interface.
- SocialMediaPlatformTestApp - Class in <Unnamed>
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SocialMediaPlatformTestApp is used to test the SocialMediaPlatform implemented by SocialMedia.
- SocialMediaPlatformTestApp() - Constructor for class SocialMediaPlatformTestApp
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Missing Florida teen with autism found, police say
by Katlyn Brieskorn, WFTV.comORLANDO, Fla. -
A missing Florida teen with autism has been found, Orlando police said.
Here are the latest updates:
Update 12:37 a.m. EST Nov. 18: The Orlando Police Department said John Baker was located, WFTV is reporting.
Original report: Authorities in Orlando, Florida, are searching for a missing 15-year-old boy.
The Orlando Police Department said John Baker was last seen in the area of Colonial Plaza Mall in the 2400 block of East Colonial Drive.
Officers said he was last seen wearing an Ohio State Buckeyes T-shirt.

Baker stands 5 feet, 11 inches tall and is 150 pounds.
Anyone with information regarding Baker's location is urged to call law enforcement.


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--- title: templates keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "This module defines `Templates` for embedding arbitrary iterable and replaceable expressions into blocks of text, allowing for metaprogramming and automation of tasks in other languages through python, or simply filling out forms." description: "This module defines `Templates` for embedding arbitrary iterable and replaceable expressions into blocks of text, allowing for metaprogramming and automation of tasks in other languages through python, or simply filling out forms." nb_path: "03_templates.ipynb" ---
t=Template('''These characters get replaced: _variable, _function
This line is then formatted: {0} ZIP _variable , _function
And this one is iterated: {0} ZIP _iter , _function''')
t.fill(_variable=2,_function="lambda i:i*10",_iter=range(2))
t
What happened? When calling t.fill
, _variable
was replaced with 2
everywhere it appeared in the template, similarly with _function
. This includes after the custom function ZIP
, where they appear as arguments.
After this substitution, ZIP
formatted the text preceding it ({0}
) with the result of _function(_variable)
, i.e, format("{0}",(lambda i:i*10)(2))
.
In the next line, ZIP
repeatedly formatted the text preceding it ({0}
) with the result of _function(_iter)
, i.e, '\n'.join([format("{0}",(lambda i:i*10)(j)) for j in range(2)])
.
Before we go into more detail on these functions, let's examine the template object:
t.__dict__
The temp
attribute stores the un-formatted text handed to Template
. The plate
attribute stores the formatted lines as a list of strings. The object also stores any kwargs as attrs. Finally, text()
attribute concatenates the formatted text into a string separated by newlines, and is used as the __repr__
.
Let's see how ZIP
works:
ZIP('{0}',range(10),lambda i:i)
When embedded in the Template
, ZIP
treats the text proceeding it as an iterable or a single-substitution, and any text after the ,
as a list of functions. These functions take the iterable as an argument, and format the text preceding ZIP
with their evaluation on the iterable. They do not need to be lambdas - any callable will do. This makes embedding ZIP
into other text documents a useful way to modularize the formatting of text, and automate code blocks in other languages which lack Python flexibility.
Other helper functions enabling this process are as follows:
replace('''result={0}; ZIP _myvar,lambda i:i*10''',_myvar=2)
txt=txt2lst('''var=_myvar
result={0}; ZIP _myvar,lambda i:i*10
''')
txt
for i,l in enumerate(txt):
txt[i]=replace(l,_myvar=2)
getEvals(txt,funcs=['ZIP'])
These are then packaged into the Template
class, which we give another arbitrary example of here:
t=Template('''Filling out _stuff
which {0}{1} is ZIP 1, lambda t:'iterates ' , _arbitrarily
{0} ZIP range(3), lambda t: "much"
easier
since we can embed any keyword, iterable, and function anywhere.
''',_stuff='stuff',_arbitrarily="lambda t: 'arbitrarily'")
t
t.fill('we can append, _too',_too='too!',append=True)
t
Finally, a Template
will attempt to auto-load a file if the input is a filename, e.g Template('template.txt')
will load the file template.txt
if it exists in the current directory, and use that as the string to format.


Namespace ZptSharp.Expressions.PathExpressions
Classes
CannotParsePathException
Thrown when an instance of IParsesPathExpression fails to parse an instance of PathExpression.
DecoratorBasedObjectValueProvider
An implementation of IGetsValueFromObject which builds and delegates to a service using a combination of the decorator & chain of responsibility patterns.
That service ultimately implements the same interface as this class but provides logic declared in many other classes.
DefinedVariablesOnlyExpressionContextWrappingDecorator
Implementation of IGetsValueFromObject which uses only defined (global or local) variables to resolve values from the expression context. Similar to ExpressionContextWrappingDecorator.
DefinedVariablesOnlyPathExpressionEvaluator
An implementation of IEvaluatesExpression which evaluates TALES 'var' expressions.
DynamicObjectValueProvider
A chain of responsibility class which get values from object that implement System.Dynamic.IDynamicMetaObjectProvider (IE: which are "dynamic objects"). If the object does not implement that interface then the call is delegated straight to the wrapped implementation.
EnumerableValueProvider
An implementation of IGetsValueFromObject which works for types which implement System.Collections.IEnumerable. This allows accessing their items by zero-based numeric index.
ExpressionContextWrappingDecorator
A decorator class for the IGetsValueFromObject service, which detects instances of ExpressionContext and wraps them with an instance of NamedTalesValueForExpressionContextAdapter, so that subsequent classes in the decorator/chain may treat them as IGetsNamedTalesValue.
FailureValueProvider
An implementation of IGetsValueFromObject which returns a failure result. This should always be the 'last' link in a chain of responsibility/decorator stack. If the execution reaches this class then getting a value has failed.
GlobalVariableOnlyExpressionContextWrappingDecorator
Implementation of IGetsValueFromObject which uses only global variables to resolve values from the expression context. Similar to ExpressionContextWrappingDecorator.
GlobalVariablesOnlyPathExpressionEvaluator
An implementation of IEvaluatesExpression which evaluates TALES 'global' expressions.
IntegerKeyedDictionaryValueProvider
A chain of responsibility class which get values from any objects which implement any form of
IDictionary<int,T>
. If they implement a dictionary of integer and 'any type' then
we may read values from them based upon their numeric keys.
LocalVariableOnlyExpressionContextWrappingDecorator
Implementation of IGetsValueFromObject which uses only local variables to resolve values from the expression context. Similar to ExpressionContextWrappingDecorator.
LocalVariablesOnlyPathExpressionEvaluator
An implementation of IEvaluatesExpression which evaluates TALES 'local' expressions.
NamedTalesValueProvider
A chain of responsibility class which detects when the object from which to get a value is an implementation of IGetsNamedTalesValue. If it is, then its built-in functionality is used to get the value.
PathEvaluationContext
A model which represents the context of evaluating a part of a path expression.
PathExpression
Model for a path expression, providing access to the individual parts.
PathExpression.AlternateExpression
Model for an alternate expression, which would be part of a larger PathExpression.
PathExpression.PathPart
Base type for a single part of a path expression.
PathExpressionEvaluationRequest
Represents a request to evaluate a path expression. This could actually be a number of separate but very similarly-behaved expression types.
PathExpressionEvaluator
An implementation of IEvaluatesExpression which evaluates TALES 'path' expressions.
PathExpressionParser
Default implementation of IParsesPathExpression.
PathExpressionRequestEvaluator
Implementation of IEvaluatesPathExpressionRequest which evaluates path expression requests.
PathWalkingExpressionEvaluator
An implementation of IWalksAndEvaluatesPathExpression which walks each part of the path in sequence, using the specified context as a basis. At each step during traversal, an IGetsValueFromObject is used to get the actual traversed value.
PathWalkingExpressionEvaluatorFactory
Factory for instances of IWalksAndEvaluatesPathExpression. Specifically this deals with the creation of an appropriate instance of DecoratorBasedObjectValueProvider, based on the provided RootScopeLimitation.
ReflectionObjectValueProvider
Implementation of IGetsValueFromObject which uses reflection to get values from public properties, methods or fields of objects.
ReflectionValueReader
Implementation of IGetsValueFromReflection which uses plain/uncached reflection.
StringKeyedDictionaryValueProvider
A chain of responsibility class which get values from any objects which implement any form of
IDictionary<string,T>
. If they implement a dictionary of string and 'any type' then
we may read values from them based upon their string keys.
TemplateDirectoryValueProvider
A chain of responsibility class which get values from an objects of type TemplateDirectory. If the input object is a template directory then the output will either be a ZPT document adapter created via IGetsMetalDocumentAdapter, or it will be another template directory (representing directory traversal) or an exception will be raised.
Interfaces
IEvaluatesPathExpressionRequest
An object which can evaluate a PathExpressionEvaluationRequest and return a result.
IGetsPathWalkingExpressionEvaluator
An object which can create and return instances of IWalksAndEvaluatesPathExpression based upon a RootScopeLimitation
IGetsValueFromObject
An object which traverses a specified object to get a value of a specified name.
IGetsValueFromReflection
An object which can get values from a target object by use of reflection.
IParsesPathExpression
An object which is able to parse a path expression string into a model.
IWalksAndEvaluatesPathExpression
An object which can walk a path described by an PathExpression.AlternateExpression and get a result.
Enums
RootScopeLimitation
Enumerates the manners in which an ExpressionContext may be used to provide the root of a path expression.


CSS Images
Learn how to style images using CSS.
Rounded Images
Use the border-radius
property to create rounded images:
Thumbnail Images
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border: 1px solid #ddd;
border-radius: 4px;
padding: 5px;
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All too often on these forums I see people asking how to either make a game in the console, or asking how to do a specific task related to game making in the console. Things like clearing the screen, repositioning the cursor, changing the font color, having the program run "in the background" so it doesn't wait for user input, etc.
The bottom line is the console is not designed for this kind of thing, and you shouldn't use it for these types of programs.
You
can make it work, but the end result will be bad on many levels:
- you'll have hackish code that twists console I/O away from what it does normally to what you want it to do.
- you'll have to comprimise your goals to accomidate the console's limitations
- your program won't be as polished as it could otherwise be
- it will be much more difficult than the alternatives.
I'm writing this article in an effort to persuade people to
move away from the console when they start making simple games.
In this article I use SFML in the example (get it at
http://www.sfml-dev.org ). I like SFML because I find it to be particularly beginner friendly, but also very fast, well documented, cross platform, has an active userbase, and is actively being developed. However it is not your only option. Other libs are available, such as Allegro or SDL.
If you're interested in game dev, I recommend you get SFML and start playing around with it. You might have to wrestle with the install and getting it set up, but it's a one time process. Once you figure it out, you don't have to do it again, and you'll be able to make future games easily. A small price to pay.
And because it's more fun for me... I'm writing the article in Q&A fashion!
Q) But graphics are complicated. Isn't the console easier for beginners?
That first statement is a falacy. And no. You'd be surprised how easy simple graphical libs can be. With the right lib, drawing an image is as simple as this:
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// load the image
sf::Image imagefile;
imagefile.LoadFromFile("myimage.png");
// put the image in a "sprite" (basically a rectangle of something we want drawn)
sf::Sprite mysprite(imagefile);
// draw that sprite to the screen
mywindow.Draw(mysprite);
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The difficulties of graphics are grossly overestimated.
Q) But wouldn't it be better to start with the console, then take what I learned and move on to graphics later?
No.
Console development and game development are completely different worlds, with completely different styles.
About the only thing you'll learn by doing console dev first is language basics (what is a variable, what is a class, rules of C++, etc). But those basics are just as easy to learn with
ANY target medium. The console is just the one people are introduced to most often because it's the only one the standard library supports.
Other things you learn from the console (how to structure the program's flow, how to poll and get user input, how to display things to the user) have little to no application in the game world. Games have to do it completely differently. You'll ultimately have to "unlearn" a lot of things the console taught you and relearn an entirely new way to do things. So you're better off just not wasting the step.
Q) But I don't want graphics. I just want ASCII symbols and a simple grid style map (for a rogue-like or something similar). Wouldn't the console be better?
Probably not. If you're using text for something graphics could represent, it's probably better (and just as easy) to use graphics.
If you really don't want to use graphics... like if you like the ASCII style... you can use the graphic lib and just draw ASCII symbols as graphics so it looks like you're printing text when you're really not.
That might sound stupid, but it offers many benefits:
- game libs have a more suitable approach to getting user input
- game libs have other features you might want, like background music or sound effects
- game libs don't have the same restrictions consoles do, like which colors can be displayed, and the resolution at which the game runs.
Q) But all I want is a simple text based adventure game where you type things like "move east" and it prints a description. Wouldn't the console be better for that?
Well you probably shouldn't be making that kind of game (see next Q). But for that... yes. The console would probably be easier. As long as:
- you are
sure you don't want any accompanying graphics. Keep in mind you might change your mind later and want a simple picture of the current location to be shown above the description text.
- you don't want any BGM
- the game will be waiting for user input (it won't be "running in the background")
Q) Why did you say I shouldn't make a text based adventure game? What's wrong with them?
They're not easy to make. In fact they're one of the harder games you can make.
Parsing text input and making sense of it
alone is difficult. Add onto that the heavy events and complexities involved in text based adventure games an you have a project that a beginner probably isn't equipped to handle.
Believe it or not, simple realtime action games with animation and graphics (like a simple galaga or space invaders clone) are
tons easier to make.
Beginners want to try out the text based games because they
think it will be easier because they
think graphics are difficult. But they're mistaken!
Q) But I've tried and I don't understand animation, and I know how to do console stuff. Wouldn't it be better to just stick with what I know?
That's because you learned console programming and not game programming. Remember they're different worlds, and having some experience in one doesn't necessariliy prepare you for the other.
If you're already stuck in your ways and really don't want to learn something new, then fine. Do whatever is the most fun for you.
But if you find yourself asking questions about how to do things the console isn't designed to do... stop. Instead of learning how to do things the wrong way, why not learn how to do them the right way? I mean as long as you're learning new things....
Anyway that's about all I have to say. Hopefully I can just link to this post in threads which this comes up.


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3.After registering, look for a game you want to enter or start a new game and invite friends.
4.Once in a game, look for the member glowing GREEN to tag. (BLUE glowing members are NOT eligible to be tagged and RED is the player that is currently it!)
5. In Tagya the winner is the last player standing.
6.The only way to be open to get tagged is if a player uses his or her phone for whatever reason in other words if you decide to text a friend make a phone call or use your phone for any reason you just opened yourself up for a tag!
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tagged you (no immediate tag backs). 9. Your phone will alert you when you have been
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- dries the oozing and weeping of poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac
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Dougherty Forestry Manufacturing is an Oklahoman company manufacturing and selling specialized forestry and agricultural equipment. I helped develop a company and brand image, designed digital and printed marketing material, and created a website to showcase their products.
A well known and sought after name in forestry equipment, Dougherty Forestry Manufacturing builds and distributes top of the line, land clearing and light forestry application attachments for skid steers, track loaders, excavators, and tractors. Dougherty Forestry Manufacturing required a variety of media needs from printed media such as: posters, flyers, banners, brochures, and product manuals, and digital media including: pictures touched up and exctracted, video, shot and edited, adna variety of web design needs.
Exciting customers about a large equipment purchase via the web, communicates the intent of Dougherty Forestry’s web presence and turbosaw.com. Customers can find detailed information about products offered by Dougherty Forestry, learn about forestry and invasive tree species, search for TurboSaw™ dealers near them, learn of upcoming shows and events Dougherty Forestry will participate in, and contact support for trouble shooting and service.
Dougherty Forestry Manufacturing's website, turbosaw.com, is designed to inform customers of products they manufacture, compare their products to the competition, and find a local TurboSaw™ dealer. The focus during development of the website was to lead customers with as few clicks as possible to the product that would best suite their needs.
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The dealer system allows users to quickly find dealers nearest to them either by address search or by Google Maps Location Services. The database is queried for the 10 closest dealers. The dealer database management system allows administrative users to quickly create a dealer by searching Google’s existing places database and auto fill address, website, and location information. Dealer participation can be managed quickly via a toggle button on the dealer list.
Dougherty Forestry management personal can update the dealer database, create and update trade-show events, post news articles, and manage customer testimonials via a custom, light-weight csm tailored specifically for the company’s needs. Time and research proved that many pre-made cms solutions such as Wordpress and Magento were to bulky and complex for the desired outcomes, and a simple and precise php based, cms solution developed quickly with little to no external cost.


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2018
April: 남수명 학생 (석사과정) 2018년 봄학기 한국화학공학회 분리기술 우수포스터 발표상
2017
November: Yongchul visits Nanoporous Materials Genome Center at the University of Minnesota for center seminar.
September: Sehee joins the group as an M.S. student. Welcome Sehee!
July: A new paper published in Chemistry of Materials on hydrocarbon separation.
May: The group was awarded 2017 ASCR Leadership Computing Challenge (ALCC) allocation from the U.S. Department of Energy (146 million process hours). Yongchul is a co-PI of the proposal.
May: Yongchul, Soomyung, Chungsik attends Supercomputing Center Workshop hosted by KISTI in Daejeon.
May: Yongchul visits Department of Chemistry at UNIST for department seminar.
April: Yongchul gives invited talk at Spring Korea Carbon Society Meeting in Changwon.
March: Yongchul visits Department of Chemistry at POSTECH for department seminar.
February: Soomyung joins the group as an M.S. student. Welcome!
January: A new undergraduate student (Geonjong) joins the group. Welcome Geonjong!
2016
December: Yongchul gives an invited talk at MOF and Beyond 2016, hosted by Korean Chemical Society.
October 21: The group was awarded a 3-year funding (~$43,000 per year) from National Research Foundation of Korea through 기본연구지원사업 (2016R1D1A1B039934484).
October 14: A paper titled "In silico discovery of metal-organic frameworks for precombustion CO2 capture using a genetic algorithm", is published in Science Advances! Prof. Sir J. Fraser Stoddart, who was awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, was also part of the team in making this paper possible.
April 28: Yongchul gives an invited talk at the spring Korean Institute of Chemical Engineers (KIChE) meeting at BEXCO in Busan, Korea.
March 2: The group was found at Pusan National University in Busan, Korea (South).
Jan 21: Yongchul visits the Chemical Engineering department at Case Western Reserve University.


Kavivanar is a unique handwriting font that supports the Tamil and Latin scripts. It is somewhat bold, and slightly slanted, a typical Tamil handwriting style where an incline is popular. The letterforms show a calligraphic pen stress that brings an aliveliness to the letters, and provides texture in body text settings. It works well with both body text and display text because of the intriguing rhythm.
The slanted letterforms for Tamil are inspired from a manuscript by Kavivanar M. A. Azeez (1948-2002), a Tamil poet and educator who lived in the east coast of Sri Lanka.
The Kavivanar project is led by Tharique Azeez, a type designer based in Sri Lanka. To contribute, see github.com/enathu/kavivanar


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Sara Lee responds to Harry Styles' inappropriate 'SNL' sketch about the brand
by Eric HegedusNobody doesn’t like Sara Lee — except maybe during a threesome.
A sexually charged sketch in the latest “Saturday Night Live” episode has resulted in Instagram trolls flooding the official Sara Lee Bread account with some saucy comments. But when contacted by The Post, the baking company seemed less than battered by it all.
Guest host Harry Styles, 25, played a Sara Lee social media moderator named Dylan whose personal sexual exploits inadvertently collided with his work duties.
Dylan is called into a meeting with his bosses, played by Cecily Strong and Bowen Yang, after accidentally using the Sara Lee account — instead of his personal one — to comment “Wreck me daddy” and “Destroy me king” on a photo of Nick Jonas on the singer’s Instagram account.
And Dylan’s situation just got worse from there.
On a different photo of what Strong called a “random fashion twink,” Dylan commented with a string of suggestive emojis — — which Styles’ character translated to mean “getting railed to death.”
Saying Dylan’s social media faux pas were “really bad for the brand,” his bosses also mentioned inappropriate captioning of photos on the company’s Instagram feed itself, including one about Sara Lee’s Texas toast, which read, “Feeling really depressed after threesome. What was supposed to be a fantasy ended up more rejection. Must get rid of toxic in community.” In a post about Sara Lee cheesecake, Dylan said he was feeling “A little moody after being used. Why do guys freak out when I ask them to spit in mouth.”
After receiving his first warning from his bosses, Dylan admitted he also direct-messaged singer Shawn Mendes to offer him a “special holiday promotion,” which was “a picture of my open throat.”
SETH MEYERS' NETFLIX SPECIAL LETS VIEWERS SKIP PAST POLITICAL JOKES
But it seems the saucy sketch had an after effect, as images on the real Sara Lee account received the same comments from real-life posters.
Some folks took note of the bombardment on the bakery’s account and even felt sympathy for the moderator who had to deal with the onslaught.
The hashtag #SaraLee also trended on Twitter, as viewers reacted to the sketch in a number of ways, including sharing a sudden fondness for the company’s products.
When contacted for comment by The Post, Bimbo Bakeries USA — the company which owns Sara Lee — seemed less than stirred up. “We didn’t participate in creating the skit and its content doesn’t align with Sara Lee Bread’s brand. But, we all know SNL pushes the envelope for laughs and we are taking it in stride.”
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The Post also reached out to “Saturday Night Live” for comment but didn’t hear back.
This article originally appeared in The New York Post.


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Mrs. Linda Johnson, Blk. 2681, HLM II, Dakar - Senegal. Hello Dear. Compliments of the season. I am Mrs. Linda johnson, a civil servant from Zimbabwe. I got your contact from Chamber and Commerce office as I was searching for someone who will help me out of my present predicament,My late husband, Mr.Icheke Johnson was the co-owner of an Agricultural firm and his partner happens to be among the white farmers that the dictator President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe took over their farmlands and handed over to the blacks, despite all the pleas from the International Community, and members of the commonwealth country's Most of the company's assets, animal farms and milk industry were seized and confiscated by the tyrant President. My late husband was a British citizen of African descent and we both lived in the company's staff quarters but our lives were threatened by agents of President Mugabe. Since then, my husband and I have been living in exile in Dakar - Senegal. My husband died last August as a result of cardiac arrest. A substantial amount of money was deposited in the finance house by my husband before his death through the help of the International Red Cross staff, because President Mugabe, placed order for the closure of the accounts of all the white farmers and no one is allowed to transfer more than ten thousand dollars abroad but luckily enough, I and my late husband along with some other farmers were assisted through diplomatic means with the help of the International Red Cross to send our money abroad. The total Sum is THIRTY SIX million US dollars (US$36.000.000.), the money is part of our savings and what my husband inherited from his late father, from whom we took over the family business. The money arrived safely in Europe. All the documents to the deposition of the money are with me here in Senegal and with the Bank also for Security reasons. I would like you to assist me to relocate the money to your country into any account of your choice or keep it for me in your safe custody until I am able to come to your country after my operation soon. I would like to invest the money into any lucrative business, you deem profitable and your assistance is highly needed in the areas of investment feasibility studies. Hence I need your cooperation to secure this deposit which is as it stands now, the only hope of my survival as I have already lost my husband, coupled with my sickness and the situation of insecurity. Life is no more the same with me after all the lot I have gone through. Moreover, I wouldn't mind paying you any amount you will charge me up to 20% of the total money for your assistance in relocating and keeping the money for me as well as helping me to carry out proper investment. You keep 80% for me pending execution of the investment. As a sick person, it will be difficult to handle this alone, hence I need your immense help, coupled with your distinguished business acumen and track record. Please, I would like you to come to my assistance, I am a lonely widow and in utter confusion and distress. This business is solely between two of us and should there be any need for a third party, I will contact one of the Red Cross staff with whom I have established some trust. I am scared that if any one gets to know about this, he might take advantage of my helpless situation. to diverted this fund or seat on the money without helping me to manage it as planed, so please if your willing to help kindly contact me very urgently, Sincerely your's, Mrs. Linda Johnson.


About adaptTo() 2013
adaptTo() is a technical meetup focused on the technical stack of Apache Sling including Apache Jackrabbit and Apache Felix and is addressed to all developers using this stack or parts of it.
2013 we'll have the third edition of adaptTo() and will again be located in Berlin, Germany. adaptTo() was successful in 2012 and will take place at a new location this year. The popular Kulturbrauerei offers more space to improve your experience. The location and the support of our main sponsor Adobe will again give you a platform to get in touch with some of the most experienced Sling, Jackrabbit and Felix developers and share your own experience with the community.
Additional sessions will cover commercial implementations like Adobe CQ and CRX, with particular focus on how these products leverage the architecture.
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Location
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Comedian Funnybone opens up on what will stop him from marrying
by Sanya AgunbiadeNigerian comedian Funnybone has opened up on what might stop him from marrying and staying single for the rest of his life.
While speaking in a new interview with The Sun, the comic actor mentioned that comparing his mom to ladies of nowadays may render him single for life.
According to him, it is quite rare to find a woman who is exactly like his mother.
He said:
“I wish to marry a woman like my mother, but if I compare my mother with the women I see around now, I won’t marry.
You can’t find her breed again. I had a picture of what she wanted for me and I would work with that.

The comedian lost his mother in October 2019.
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8th of July 2014
Only four years late. The Knights of the Old Republic Shrine is now officially published; and so it is a pleasure to welcome Blennus to the staff. Congratulations.
The RPGClassics Staff
5th of June 2014
Two years since the last update and it's about the exact same thing! We have moved servers yet again. Please let us know of any breakage. Thanks.
The RPGClassics Staff
28th of January 2012
It's like a torrent of activity! We have now completed the move. Please let us know of any breakage.
The RPGClassics Staff
27th of January 2012
We're still not dead! This is a notice that we'll be changing hosts in the upcoming days: You should expect some downtime. It's also possible that some webpages will break, if so, please let us know on the forums!
The RPGClassics Staff
11th of March 2010
We're not quite dead! If you've paid careful attention you might've noticed there's been some activity on the Wiki. Not nearly enough of course, so now we are calling on volunteers to help us wikify a few recent games:
So if you're a Final Fantasy Fan, and you'd like to help us create the best online resource for Final Fantasy XIII, register on the Agora and then use that username and password to login on the Wiki! We need content in all areas -- Walkthroughs, strategies, secrets, characters, equipment, and more. We welcome any contributions!
The RPGClassics Staff
13th of June 2009
Finally! That took a lot more time than expected. Let's blame Merlin. There is still a lot left to recode so expect pages that look out of place and like they were written in the late 1990's. Don't be alarmed if pages suddenly change during the next several months. Should you feel nostalgic you can still access the old frontpage here. If you find something that is broken, please let us know.


BodyLocation
public enum BodyLocation : UInt8
extension BodyLocation: FitFieldCodeable
Body Location
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Left Leg
Declaration
Swift
case leftLeg = 0
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Left Calf
Declaration
Swift
case leftCalf = 1
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Left Shin
Declaration
Swift
case leftShin = 2
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Left Hamstring
Declaration
Swift
case leftHamstring = 3
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Left Quad
Declaration
Swift
case leftQuad = 4
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Left Glute
Declaration
Swift
case leftGlute = 5
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Right Leg
Declaration
Swift
case rightLeg = 6
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Right Calf
Declaration
Swift
case rightCalf = 7
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Right Shin
Declaration
Swift
case rightShin = 8
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Right Hamstring
Declaration
Swift
case rightHamstring = 9
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Right Quad
Declaration
Swift
case rightQuad = 10
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Right Glute
Declaration
Swift
case rightGlute = 11
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Torso Back
Declaration
Swift
case torsoBack = 12
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Left Lower Back
Declaration
Swift
case leftLowerBack = 13
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Left Upper Back
Declaration
Swift
case leftUpperBack = 14
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Right Lower Back
Declaration
Swift
case rightLowerBack = 15
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Right Upper Back
Declaration
Swift
case rightUpperBack = 16
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Torso Front
Declaration
Swift
case torsoFront = 17
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Left Abdomen
Declaration
Swift
case leftAbdomen = 18
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Left Chest
Declaration
Swift
case leftChest = 19
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Right Abdomen
Declaration
Swift
case rightAbdomen = 20
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Right Chest
Declaration
Swift
case rightChest = 21
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Left Arm
Declaration
Swift
case leftArm = 22
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Left Shoulder
Declaration
Swift
case leftShoulder = 23
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Left Bicep
Declaration
Swift
case leftBicep = 24
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Left Tricep
Declaration
Swift
case leftTricep = 25
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Left anterior forearm
Declaration
Swift
case leftAnteriorForearm = 26
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Left posterior forearm
Declaration
Swift
case leftPosteriorForearm = 27
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Right Arm
Declaration
Swift
case rightArm = 28
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Right Shoulder
Declaration
Swift
case rightShoulder = 29
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Right Bicep
Declaration
Swift
case rightBicep = 30
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Right Tricep
Declaration
Swift
case rightTricep = 31
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Right anterior forearm
Declaration
Swift
case rightAnteriorForearm = 32
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Right posterior forearm
Declaration
Swift
case rightPosteriorForearm = 33
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Neck
Declaration
Swift
case neck = 34
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Throat
Declaration
Swift
case throat = 35
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Waist Mid Back
Declaration
Swift
case waistMidBack = 36
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Waist Front
Declaration
Swift
case waistFront = 37
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Waist Left
Declaration
Swift
case waistLeft = 38
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Waist Right
Declaration
Swift
case waistRight = 39
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Invalid
Declaration
Swift
case invalid = 255
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Encode Into Data
Declaration
Swift
public func encode(base: BaseTypeData) -> Data?
Parameters
base
BaseTypeData
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Decode FIT Field
Declaration
Swift
public static func decode<T>(type: T.Type, data: Data, base: BaseTypeData, arch: Endian) -> T?
Parameters
type
Type of Field
data
Data to Decode
base
BaseTypeData
arch
Endian
Return Value
Decoded Value


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