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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Cryptoon01-Feb-19 01:06 PM
But a testnet is optimized for a specific task
real life conditions with other stuff happening on chain
How can a test net be proven to be secure when attackers dont have financial incentive to attack the chain?
CryptoNinjaa01-Feb-19 01:17 PM
Happy Friday kmd famalam TGIF
Tek01-Feb-19 01:19 PM
bought another few KMD today
he's not buying some every month
CryptoNinjaa01-Feb-19 01:20 PM
Thats always a good friday thing to do
Tek01-Feb-19 01:42 PM
KMD whale seemed to have gotten some of his fill
a few percent lel
CryptoNinjaa01-Feb-19 01:44 PM
Yeah i saw that spike an thought oh whale bros in lol(edited)
Tek01-Feb-19 03:35 PM
how much KMD do I need to make it ?
Buddz199301-Feb-19 03:43 PM
I would say at least 5k ?:s
if this ever reaches 0.1 btc we are all very wealthy people.
0r 0.05 im cool with that also.
well if btc goes to zero I kinda backtwisted my argument in that
But you know what I mean.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴01-Feb-19 03:46 PM
If KMD reaches 0.1 BTC, then a lot more people will know what I really think of them
Buddz199301-Feb-19 03:47 PM
ahaha I see what you are doing there rainbow unicorn
when 1 million TPS?
When marketcap of 1 bil?
when MM 2.0?(edited)
alot of whens sorry.
Yassin01-Feb-19 04:26 PM
when when
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jl777c01-Feb-19 04:30 PM
mm2 is in testing nw
now
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yaheardme01-Feb-19 04:43 PM
big binance bid moved up to 0.0001850 now
Tek01-Feb-19 04:44 PM
yeah i've seen
Alecandro01-Feb-19 04:46 PM
whale brooooo serious
getting nervous hes gonna get left behind
lol
yaheardme01-Feb-19 04:48 PM
I feel like that order absorbed maybe 8ish btc worth @1800 looks like some more has been added lol maybe its coming from elsewhere tho.(edited)
Tek01-Feb-19 04:49 PM
despite the 5% stake reward not many people seem to be selling KMD
Alecandro01-Feb-19 04:52 PM
that's good! demand > supply
Tek01-Feb-19 04:52 PM
ARK has a 10% inflation rate, big stakers dump everytime
all the time
everyday
yaheardme01-Feb-19 04:53 PM
its been getting sold since dec '17 at some point it will get exhausted
Tek01-Feb-19 04:53 PM
I traded my ARK for KMD :
I feel shame holding ARK
I bought in for the Ark memes
never buy in because of memes
Alecandro01-Feb-19 04:54 PM
KMD has a dragon tho
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yaheardme01-Feb-19 04:55 PM
it'll be nice once 0.00027 gets flipped and also as komodo ecosystem is growing I will be really interested to see its reaction to 0.00047 when it gets there.
Alecandro01-Feb-19 04:55 PM
Yea I think we will be surpassing our old ATH in next bull market
going to continue adding business partners and revenue streams
the coinbene partnership is exciting because they should be recommending our dpow tech solution to blochains vulnerable to 51% attacks as I understand it
Tek01-Feb-19 04:57 PM
Another big order popped up
10btc worth
meatspoon01-Feb-19 04:59 PM
I will preface this comment by saying I think dpow is a cool idea. But the economics of it don't make much sense to me. If memory serves, projects were being charged 100 kmd per year to notarize. Even if the prices of dpow got 10x'd and projects were charged 1000 kmd and lets say 1000 projects chose to use KMD. That is still only 1,000,000 KMD per year. With a circulating supply of over 111 million, that is less than 1%. That is unlikely to put any upward pressure on KMD price at all. Kind of a non-event for KMD investors.
Alecandro01-Feb-19 04:59 PM
sweeet
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:00 PM
and that scenario is the "wildly successful" scenario. 1000 projects are not going to use dpow
Alecandro01-Feb-19 05:00 PM
well, don't you think having multiple sources of income is good?
Tek01-Feb-19 05:00 PM
@meatspoon interesting, but then again look at XRP, what tokeconomics does that have
Alecandro01-Feb-19 05:00 PM
dpow isnt the only thing KMD has to offer
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:00 PM
XRP is a shitcoin, yes?
Tek01-Feb-19 05:00 PM
yeah
but it still mooned a million percent
or what
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:01 PM
that isnt really an argument, tho, Tek. I am not concerned about shitcoins.
Tek01-Feb-19 05:01 PM
tokeniconomics don't really matter is what I'm trying to say
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:01 PM
Any given coin can moon for no good reason
Tek01-Feb-19 05:01 PM
ok they do
but less than you think probably
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:02 PM
and I know dpow isnt the only thing KMD has to offer. Of course not. But when people reference it as a game-changer, well, i think its a cool service but for us KMD investors it wont move the needle
Tek01-Feb-19 05:03 PM
KMD and RLC : tokeniconomics not really clear but still good projects
Alecandro01-Feb-19 05:03 PM
but just even on a completely separate note here, do average investors look into dpow and do the math to figure out how much the KMD team will make annually? Or will they see a really cool security feature that is just one of many other things KMD has to offer
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:04 PM
XRP has really cool functional features... but its a crappy investment, right?
Tek01-Feb-19 05:04 PM
very
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:04 PM
so the token economics have to be there.
Tek01-Feb-19 05:04 PM
I use it between exchanges sometimes
that's it
Alecandro01-Feb-19 05:04 PM
In other news, the 10BTC buy order is at 18.7K now
Tek01-Feb-19 05:05 PM
think this will start a war between the 100btc bull and the 10btc bull?
or IS HE THE SAME
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:05 PM
XRP works well for banks. the features are cool for banks. But the supply is ridiculously huge and ownership is very centralized. so the token economics suck
Alecandro01-Feb-19 05:05 PM
intersting. could be a distraction technique haha
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:06 PM
and speaking of dpow, is there anything at all from stopping any other project from just appropriating the concept and making their own dpow?
Tek01-Feb-19 05:06 PM
i've also read about xrp being a utility token as in, you can send a few million worth of value with maybe 5 xrp
Cryptoon01-Feb-19 05:07 PM
@meatspoon as far as I understand it would be possible
but that would take a very deep understanding of ALL the kmd code
and need to rewrite a looooot of code
as the whole kmd ecosystem is so embedded in all the dpow code
Alecandro01-Feb-19 05:08 PM
And paying for the network tansaction fees each year
which KMD spends apparently like 180 BTC/year on
so its not cheap
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:08 PM
right. i dont think it will get appropriated because the economics arent really there. but it could be. someone could code their own solution to notarization. and if there economics are there to make such a service profitable, you can bet your nips other projects will do it
Alecandro01-Feb-19 05:08 PM
But that was part of the reason the KMD team did an ICO to raise money and hold 10% of the shares for marketing, fees , growth, etc.
Tek01-Feb-19 05:09 PM
@meatspoon whats a project/coin with "great" tokeneconomics?
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:12 PM
well, i don't want to commit to "great". I will get some grief from the BTC-haters, but limited supply, simple concept, low-ish inflation rate....
Tek01-Feb-19 05:12 PM
so you are looking for a store of value?
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:12 PM
I like BCO. No premine, no inflation, utility every 2 weeks with BTC, ETH and BCO payouts
Tek01-Feb-19 05:13 PM
what do you think about NANO. it tickes all the boxes yo just said
fully distributed, no inflation
meatspoon01-Feb-19 05:13 PM
ALQO/XLQ will be good token economics if the exchange is launched and even remotely successful
i havent dont my research on NANO, sorry
Buddz199301-Feb-19 05:14 PM
tbh A lot is uncertain right now.
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Tek01-Feb-19 05:15 PM
WhaleBro wanting to buy 500k kmd seems a certainity now


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}
]
}
}
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|---|---|
| _gid | “NM_007294.3:c.4963_4981delTGGCCTGACCCCAGAAG” |
| _label | “variant” |
| _data.type | “deletion” |
| type | “deletion” |
| publications[0].pmid | 29480828 |
| publications[:].pmid | [29480828, 23666017] |
| publications.pmid | [29480828, 23666017] |
| $gene.symbol.hugo | “BRCA1” |
| $gene.transcripts[0] | “ENST00000471181.7” |
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returns
{
"variant_id": "NM_007294.3:c.4963_4981delTGGCCTGACCCCAGAAG",
"variant_type": "deletion",
"gene_id": "ENSG00000012048"
}


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the value to be verified |
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A method to extract the value of a property from all the items of an array.
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.
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class.
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servlets, tags, and filters in the same application. Of course,
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Columns and Rows
Layout Tables
CSS Grid Layout does not have the same issues that tables did, our grid structure is defined in CSS rather than in the mark-up. If we need to add an element we can use something with no semantic meaning. On paper grid helps us properly fulfill that promise of content separated from mark-up, however is it possible to go too far with this idea? Is it possible that we could create an accessibility issue through our use of grids?
In the videos below, you'll see that a person who is able to use a mouse is able to build a table much more quickly than someone who is dependent upon mouse grid. With the ability to use a mouse, a table is built in twelve seconds. Without a mouse, over four minutes for the same task. And that's without the added task of cleanup work.
 That little old lady needs help across the street!" And your friend says, "Where is she?" And you say, "She's about 20 yards away from us at two o'clock!". That's a point of reference, invaluable for going from point A to point B.
Using a point of reference is also how the vast majority of us navigate across a page,because most of us use the computer mouse. The technology of a computer mouse sees your screen in terms of x and y axes. What is your point of refrence? Are you above it? Below it? To the right or left of it? WebAim has a great article on layout tables.


All Classes
ActionscriptCallback
AndroidSettings
ANEContext
ANEError
ANEUtils
BackForwardList
BackForwardListItem
Behaviour
CefSettings
Dimensions
DownloadProgress
GUID
JavascriptResult
LogSeverity
NativeButton
NativeDisplayObject
NativeImage
NativeStage
Popup
Settings
WebkitSettings
WebViewANE
WebViewEvent


TabSet
Extends:
HTMLElement → TabSet
Implements the Tabs pattern
Keyboard interaction is handled for Left Arrow, Right Arrow, Home, End, Space and Enter
Click on a tab is also handled
Note, by default the tab is activated on user's demand ie it does not follow the focus. If you wish to automatically select the tab on focus,
add the follow-focus
attribute
Example:
<ui-tabset>
<ui-tab>some sophisticated template</ui-tab>
<ui-tabpanel>

Some content very interesting
The tab panel can come directly after its related tab

</ui-tabpanel>
<ui-tab selected>selected by default</ui-tab>
<ui-tab id="custom_id">third tab</ui-tab>
<ui-tabpanel>Or later, just the index matters</ui-tabpanel>
<ui-tabpanel>Content for the third panel</ui-tabpanel>
</ui-tabset>

Test:
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
|
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
| public get |
followFocus: boolean: * |
|
| public get |
|
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| public get |
selectedIndex: number: * |
|
| public set |
selectedIndex(index: *) Reflects on |


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Walk the red carpet. Feel the thrill of a 100+ mph lap around the track. Watch fireworks and sip cocktails from the Pagoda. Dance the night away on the finish line of the legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Rev 2018 will bring together the finest food, catchiest tunes and fastest IndyCar drivers in one place for a night you won't forget.
And you can enjoy it all while supporting IU Health statewide trauma and critical care programs. These funds provide care for drivers and patrons at the IU Health Emergency Medical Center located at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and for patients across Indiana in need of critical care.
heading: "A Night to Remember" ctaBanner: heading: "Get Your Ticket" text: "Don't miss out on the Rev experience" button: "See Ticket Options" link: "/Attend/" style: full ctaSubpagesLeft: heading: "Chefs" text: "Rev brings together Indy's top chefs for a night of fine tastings." button: "See what's on the menu" buttonLink: "/Experience/Chefs/" ctaSubpagesRight: heading: "Entertainment" text: "Rev features a variety of top local acts to keep your toes tapping all night long." button: "Check out the lineup" buttonLink: "/Experience/Entertainment/" video: heading: "Relive Rev 2017" text: "Last year's Rev event was an inspiring victory that brought out the best chefs and entertainment Indy has to offer while raising money to support IU Health statewide trauma and critical care programs and the Emergency Medical Center at IMS." embed: "" ctaLearnMore: heading: "Interested in Learning More?" call: "317.962.2029" email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>---


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| java.applet |
Provides the classes necessary to create an applet and the classes an applet
uses to communicate with its applet context.
|
| java.awt.dnd |
Drag and Drop is a direct manipulation gesture found in many Graphical
User Interface systems that provides a mechanism to transfer
information between two entities logically associated with presentation
elements in the GUI.
|
| java.beans.beancontext |
Provides classes and interfaces relating to bean context.
|
| java.lang |
Provides classes that are fundamental to the design of the Java
programming language.
|
| java.nio.charset.spi |
Service-provider classes for the
java.nio.charset package. |
| java.nio.file |
Defines interfaces and classes for the Java virtual machine to access files,
file attributes, and file systems.
|
| java.security.cert |
Provides classes and interfaces for parsing and managing
certificates, certificate revocation lists (CRLs), and
certification paths.
|
| java.sql |
Provides the API for accessing and processing data stored in a
data source (usually a relational database) using the
JavaTM programming language.
|
| java.util |
Contains the collections framework, legacy collection classes, event model,
date and time facilities, internationalization, and miscellaneous utility
classes (a string tokenizer, a random-number generator, and a bit array).
|
| java.util.concurrent |
Utility classes commonly useful in concurrent programming.
|
| javax.imageio |
The main package of the Java Image I/O API.
|
| javax.imageio.spi |
A package of the Java Image I/O API containing the plug-in interfaces
for readers, writers, transcoders, and streams, and a runtime
registry.
|
| javax.tools |
Provides interfaces for tools which can be invoked from a program,
for example, compilers.
|
| javax.xml.crypto |
Common classes for XML cryptography.
|
| javax.xml.crypto.dom |
DOM-specific classes for the
javax.xml.crypto package. |
| javax.xml.namespace |
XML Namespace processing.
|
| javax.xml.soap |
Provides the API for creating and building SOAP messages.
|
| javax.xml.stream | |
| javax.xml.stream.events | |
| javax.xml.stream.util | |
| javax.xml.ws |
This package contains the core JAX-WS APIs.
|
| javax.xml.ws.spi |
This package defines SPIs for JAX-WS.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<String> |
AppletContext.getStreamKeys()
Finds all the keys of the streams in this applet context.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<InputEvent> |
DragGestureEvent.iterator()
Returns an
Iterator for the events
comprising the gesture. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
protected static class |
BeanContextSupport.BCSIterator
protected final subclass that encapsulates an iterator but implements
a noop remove() method.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected Iterator |
BeanContextSupport.bcsChildren()
Returns an iterator of all children
of this BeanContext.
|
Iterator |
BeanContextServices.getCurrentServiceClasses()
Gets the currently available services for this context.
|
Iterator |
BeanContextServicesSupport.getCurrentServiceClasses() |
Iterator |
BeanContextServiceAvailableEvent.getCurrentServiceSelectors()
Gets the list of service dependent selectors.
|
Iterator |
BeanContextServicesSupport.BCSSProxyServiceProvider.getCurrentServiceSelectors(BeanContextServices bcs,
Class serviceClass) |
Iterator |
BeanContextServiceProvider.getCurrentServiceSelectors(BeanContextServices bcs,
Class serviceClass)
Invoked by
BeanContextServices , this method
gets the current service selectors for the specified service. |
Iterator |
BeanContextServices.getCurrentServiceSelectors(Class serviceClass)
Gets the list of service dependent service parameters
(Service Selectors) for the specified service, by
calling getCurrentServiceSelectors() on the
underlying BeanContextServiceProvider.
|
Iterator |
BeanContextServicesSupport.getCurrentServiceSelectors(Class serviceClass) |
Iterator |
BeanContextSupport.iterator()
Gets all JavaBean or BeanContext instances
currently nested in this BeanContext.
|
Iterator |
BeanContextMembershipEvent.iterator()
Gets the array of children affected by this event.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<T> |
Iterable.iterator()
Returns an iterator over a set of elements of type T.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract Iterator<Charset> |
CharsetProvider.charsets()
Creates an iterator that iterates over the charsets supported by this
provider.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<T> |
DirectoryStream.iterator()
Returns the iterator associated with this
DirectoryStream . |
Iterator<Path> |
Path.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the name elements of this path.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<String> |
CertificateFactorySpi.engineGetCertPathEncodings()
Returns an iteration of the
CertPath encodings supported
by this certificate factory, with the default encoding first. |
Iterator<String> |
CertificateFactory.getCertPathEncodings()
Returns an iteration of the
CertPath encodings supported
by this certificate factory, with the default encoding first. |
Iterator<? extends PolicyNode> |
PolicyNode.getChildren()
Returns an iterator over the children of this node.
|
abstract Iterator<String> |
CertPath.getEncodings()
Returns an iteration of the encodings supported by this certification
path, with the default encoding first.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<Throwable> |
SQLException.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the chained SQLExceptions.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
ListIterator<E>
An iterator for lists that allows the programmer
to traverse the list in either direction, modify
the list during iteration, and obtain the iterator's
current position in the list.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Scanner
A simple text scanner which can parse primitive types and strings using
regular expressions.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<E> |
ArrayDeque.descendingIterator() |
Iterator<E> |
LinkedList.descendingIterator() |
Iterator<E> |
TreeSet.descendingIterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this set in descending order.
|
Iterator<E> |
Deque.descendingIterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this deque in reverse
sequential order.
|
Iterator<E> |
NavigableSet.descendingIterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this set, in descending order.
|
static <T> Iterator<T> |
Collections.emptyIterator()
Returns an iterator that has no elements.
|
Iterator<S> |
ServiceLoader.iterator()
Lazily loads the available providers of this loader's service.
|
Iterator<E> |
HashSet.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this set.
|
Iterator<E> |
AbstractSequentialList.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this list (in proper
sequence).
|
Iterator<E> |
ArrayDeque.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this deque.
|
Iterator<E> |
PriorityQueue.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this queue.
|
abstract Iterator<E> |
AbstractCollection.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements contained in this collection.
|
Iterator<E> |
Collection.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this collection.
|
Iterator<E> |
AbstractList.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this list in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
Set.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this set.
|
Iterator<E> |
List.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this list in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
TreeSet.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this set in ascending order.
|
Iterator<E> |
Vector.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this list in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
Deque.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this deque in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
NavigableSet.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this set, in ascending order.
|
Iterator<E> |
ArrayList.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this list in proper sequence.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<E> |
ConcurrentLinkedDeque.descendingIterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this deque in reverse
sequential order.
|
Iterator<E> |
LinkedBlockingDeque.descendingIterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this deque in reverse
sequential order.
|
Iterator<E> |
ConcurrentSkipListSet.descendingIterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this set in descending order.
|
Iterator<E> |
ArrayBlockingQueue.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this queue in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
ConcurrentLinkedQueue.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this queue in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
BlockingDeque.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this deque in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
ConcurrentLinkedDeque.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this deque in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
DelayQueue.iterator()
Returns an iterator over all the elements (both expired and
unexpired) in this queue.
|
Iterator<E> |
LinkedTransferQueue.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this queue in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
LinkedBlockingDeque.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this deque in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
CopyOnWriteArrayList.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this list in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
SynchronousQueue.iterator()
Returns an empty iterator in which hasNext always returns
false.
|
Iterator<E> |
CopyOnWriteArraySet.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements contained in this set
in the order in which these elements were added.
|
Iterator<E> |
LinkedBlockingQueue.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this queue in proper sequence.
|
Iterator<E> |
PriorityBlockingQueue.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this queue.
|
Iterator<E> |
ConcurrentSkipListSet.iterator()
Returns an iterator over the elements in this set in ascending order.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Iterator<ImageReader> |
ImageIO.getImageReaders(Object input)
Returns an
Iterator containing all currently
registered ImageReader s that claim to be able to
decode the supplied Object , typically an
ImageInputStream . |
static Iterator<ImageReader> |
ImageIO.getImageReadersByFormatName(String formatName)
Returns an
Iterator containing all currently
registered ImageReader s that claim to be able to
decode the named format. |
static Iterator<ImageReader> |
ImageIO.getImageReadersByMIMEType(String MIMEType)
Returns an
Iterator containing all currently
registered ImageReader s that claim to be able to
decode files with the given MIME type. |
static Iterator<ImageReader> |
ImageIO.getImageReadersBySuffix(String fileSuffix)
Returns an
Iterator containing all currently
registered ImageReader s that claim to be able to
decode files with the given suffix. |
static Iterator<ImageTranscoder> |
ImageIO.getImageTranscoders(ImageReader reader,
ImageWriter writer)
Returns an
Iterator containing all currently
registered ImageTranscoder s that claim to be
able to transcode between the metadata of the given
ImageReader and ImageWriter . |
abstract Iterator<ImageTypeSpecifier> |
ImageReader.getImageTypes(int imageIndex)
Returns an
Iterator containing possible image
types to which the given image may be decoded, in the form of
ImageTypeSpecifiers s. |
static Iterator<ImageWriter> |
ImageIO.getImageWriters(ImageTypeSpecifier type,
String formatName)
Returns an
Iterator containing all currently
registered ImageWriter s that claim to be able to
encode images of the given layout (specified using an
ImageTypeSpecifier ) in the given format. |
static Iterator<ImageWriter> |
ImageIO.getImageWritersByFormatName(String formatName)
Returns an
Iterator containing all currently
registered ImageWriter s that claim to be able to
encode the named format. |
static Iterator<ImageWriter> |
ImageIO.getImageWritersByMIMEType(String MIMEType)
Returns an
Iterator containing all currently
registered ImageWriter s that claim to be able to
encode files with the given MIME type. |
static Iterator<ImageWriter> |
ImageIO.getImageWritersBySuffix(String fileSuffix)
Returns an
Iterator containing all currently
registered ImageWriter s that claim to be able to
encode files with the given suffix. |
Iterator<IIOImage> |
ImageReader.readAll(Iterator<? extends ImageReadParam> params)
Returns an
Iterator containing all the images,
thumbnails, and metadata, starting at the index given by
getMinIndex , from the input source in the form of
IIOImage objects. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected static BufferedImage |
ImageReader.getDestination(ImageReadParam param,
Iterator<ImageTypeSpecifier> imageTypes,
int width,
int height)
Returns the
BufferedImage to which decoded pixel
data should be written. |
Iterator<IIOImage> |
ImageReader.readAll(Iterator<? extends ImageReadParam> params)
Returns an
Iterator containing all the images,
thumbnails, and metadata, starting at the index given by
getMinIndex , from the input source in the form of
IIOImage objects. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<Class<?>> |
ServiceRegistry.getCategories()
Returns an
Iterator of Class objects
indicating the current set of categories. |
<T> Iterator<T> |
ServiceRegistry.getServiceProviders(Class<T> category,
boolean useOrdering)
Returns an
Iterator containing all registered
service providers in the given category. |
<T> Iterator<T> |
ServiceRegistry.getServiceProviders(Class<T> category,
ServiceRegistry.Filter filter,
boolean useOrdering)
Returns an
Iterator containing service provider
objects within a given category that satisfy a criterion
imposed by the supplied ServiceRegistry.Filter
object's filter method. |
static <T> Iterator<T> |
ServiceRegistry.lookupProviders(Class<T> providerClass)
Locates and incrementally instantiates the available providers
of a given service using the context class loader.
|
static <T> Iterator<T> |
ServiceRegistry.lookupProviders(Class<T> providerClass,
ClassLoader loader)
Searches for implementations of a particular service class
using the given class loader.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
ServiceRegistry.registerServiceProviders(Iterator<?> providers)
Adds a set of service provider objects, taken from an
Iterator to the registry. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ServiceRegistry(Iterator<Class<?>> categories)
Constructs a
ServiceRegistry instance with a
set of categories taken from the categories
argument. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
ForwardingJavaFileManager.handleOption(String current,
Iterator<String> remaining) |
boolean |
JavaFileManager.handleOption(String current,
Iterator<String> remaining)
Handles one option.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator |
NodeSetData.iterator()
Returns a read-only iterator over the nodes contained in this
NodeSetData in
document order. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator |
DOMCryptoContext.iterator()
Returns a read-only iterator over the set of Id/Element mappings of
this
DOMCryptoContext . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator |
NamespaceContext.getPrefixes(String namespaceURI)
Get all prefixes bound to a Namespace URI in the current
scope.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator |
SOAPHeader.examineAllHeaderElements()
Returns an
Iterator over all the SOAPHeaderElement objects
in this SOAPHeader object. |
Iterator |
SOAPHeader.examineHeaderElements(String actor)
Returns an
Iterator over all the SOAPHeaderElement objects
in this SOAPHeader object
that have the specified actor. |
Iterator |
SOAPHeader.examineMustUnderstandHeaderElements(String actor)
Returns an
Iterator over all the SOAPHeaderElement objects
in this SOAPHeader object
that have the specified actor and that have a MustUnderstand attribute
whose value is equivalent to true . |
Iterator |
SOAPHeader.extractAllHeaderElements()
Returns an
Iterator over all the SOAPHeaderElement objects
in this SOAPHeader object and detaches them
from this SOAPHeader object. |
Iterator |
SOAPHeader.extractHeaderElements(String actor)
Returns an
Iterator over all the SOAPHeaderElement objects
in this SOAPHeader object
that have the specified actor and detaches them
from this SOAPHeader object. |
Iterator |
SOAPElement.getAllAttributes()
Returns an
Iterator over all of the attribute
Name objects in this
SOAPElement object. |
Iterator |
SOAPElement.getAllAttributesAsQNames()
Returns an
Iterator over all of the attributes
in this SOAPElement as QName objects. |
Iterator |
MimeHeaders.getAllHeaders()
Returns all the
MimeHeader s in this MimeHeaders object. |
abstract Iterator |
SOAPPart.getAllMimeHeaders()
Retrieves all the headers for this
SOAPPart object
as an iterator over the MimeHeader objects. |
abstract Iterator |
AttachmentPart.getAllMimeHeaders()
Retrieves all the headers for this
AttachmentPart object
as an iterator over the MimeHeader objects. |
abstract Iterator |
SOAPMessage.getAttachments()
Retrieves all the
AttachmentPart objects that are part of
this SOAPMessage object. |
abstract Iterator |
SOAPMessage.getAttachments(MimeHeaders headers)
Retrieves all the
AttachmentPart objects that have header
entries that match the specified headers. |
Iterator |
SOAPElement.getChildElements()
Returns an
Iterator over all the immediate child
Node s of this element. |
Iterator |
SOAPElement.getChildElements(Name name)
Returns an
Iterator over all the immediate child
Node s of this element with the specified name. |
Iterator |
SOAPElement.getChildElements(QName qname)
Returns an
Iterator over all the immediate child
Node s of this element with the specified qname. |
Iterator |
Detail.getDetailEntries()
Gets an Iterator over all of the
DetailEntry s in this Detail object. |
Iterator |
SOAPFault.getFaultReasonLocales()
Returns an
Iterator over a distinct sequence of
Locale s for which there are associated Reason Text items. |
Iterator |
SOAPFault.getFaultReasonTexts()
Returns an
Iterator over a sequence of
String objects containing all of the Reason Text items for
this SOAPFault . |
Iterator |
SOAPFault.getFaultSubcodes()
Gets the Subcodes for this
SOAPFault as an iterator over
QNames . |
Iterator |
MimeHeaders.getMatchingHeaders(String[] names)
Returns all the
MimeHeader objects whose name matches
a name in the given array of names. |
abstract Iterator |
SOAPPart.getMatchingMimeHeaders(String[] names)
Retrieves all
MimeHeader objects that match a name in
the given array. |
abstract Iterator |
AttachmentPart.getMatchingMimeHeaders(String[] names)
Retrieves all
MimeHeader objects that match a name in
the given array. |
Iterator |
SOAPElement.getNamespacePrefixes()
Returns an
Iterator over the namespace prefix
String s declared by this element. |
Iterator |
MimeHeaders.getNonMatchingHeaders(String[] names)
Returns all of the
MimeHeader objects whose name does not
match a name in the given array of names. |
abstract Iterator |
SOAPPart.getNonMatchingMimeHeaders(String[] names)
Retrieves all
MimeHeader objects whose name does
not match a name in the given array. |
abstract Iterator |
AttachmentPart.getNonMatchingMimeHeaders(String[] names)
Retrieves all
MimeHeader objects whose name does
not match a name in the given array. |
Iterator |
SOAPElement.getVisibleNamespacePrefixes()
Returns an
Iterator over the namespace prefix
String s visible to this element. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
SOAPHeaderElement |
SOAPHeader.addUpgradeHeaderElement(Iterator supportedSOAPURIs)
Creates a new Upgrade
SOAPHeaderElement object initialized
with the specified List of supported SOAP URIs and adds it to this
SOAPHeader object. |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
XMLEventReader
This is the top level interface for parsing XML Events.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract EndElement |
XMLEventFactory.createEndElement(QName name,
Iterator namespaces)
Create a new EndElement
|
abstract EndElement |
XMLEventFactory.createEndElement(String prefix,
String namespaceUri,
String localName,
Iterator namespaces)
Create a new EndElement
|
abstract StartElement |
XMLEventFactory.createStartElement(QName name,
Iterator attributes,
Iterator namespaces)
Create a new StartElement.
|
abstract StartElement |
XMLEventFactory.createStartElement(QName name,
Iterator attributes,
Iterator namespaces)
Create a new StartElement.
|
abstract StartElement |
XMLEventFactory.createStartElement(String prefix,
String namespaceUri,
String localName,
Iterator attributes,
Iterator namespaces)
Create a new StartElement.
|
abstract StartElement |
XMLEventFactory.createStartElement(String prefix,
String namespaceUri,
String localName,
Iterator attributes,
Iterator namespaces)
Create a new StartElement.
|
abstract StartElement |
XMLEventFactory.createStartElement(String prefix,
String namespaceUri,
String localName,
Iterator attributes,
Iterator namespaces,
NamespaceContext context)
Create a new StartElement.
|
abstract StartElement |
XMLEventFactory.createStartElement(String prefix,
String namespaceUri,
String localName,
Iterator attributes,
Iterator namespaces,
NamespaceContext context)
Create a new StartElement.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator |
StartElement.getAttributes()
Returns an Iterator of non-namespace declared attributes declared on
this START_ELEMENT,
returns an empty iterator if there are no attributes.
|
Iterator |
EndElement.getNamespaces()
Returns an Iterator of namespaces that have gone out
of scope.
|
Iterator |
StartElement.getNamespaces()
Returns an Iterator of namespaces declared on this element.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
EventReaderDelegate
This is the base class for deriving an XMLEventReader
filter.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Iterator<QName> |
Service.getPorts()
Returns an
Iterator for the list of
QName s of service endpoints grouped by this
service |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract Iterator<QName> |
ServiceDelegate.getPorts()
Returns an
Iterator for the list of
QName s of service endpoints grouped by this
service |
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Friday, October 01, 2004
I was up at 3 AM and couldn’t sleep so read, prayed and tried to compose a letter. At 5 AM I went into the front bedroom and went back to sleep, until almost 7 AM. Mae woke then so we got up and showered. Neither of us really feel to good so I called the ZL’s and told them that we wouldn’t be at District Development meeting. We went back to bed but the phone soon started ringing. Marlyn came and started the house work when the power went off. It was off for a couple of hours. Sister Mercado came and visited with Mae. When the power came back on I started composing a letter about my concerns about the use of the Tagalog language usage in the church meetings. I worked on and off throw out the day on that letter. We went over to San Jose to take the VHS tapes to President Apao so that we could get a copy of the Semi-Annual General Conference that will be broadcast this weekend. We also took some material to the book store to have copies made. Mae has worked most of the day on preparations for tomorrows District Leadership Training meeting. She will be helping out with that. We had Tony stop us over some sandwiches for dinner this evening, on his way home. They are sure struggling to keep their business open. With Mae’s help I finished my letter and then not knowing who else to do with it, send it to I sent it to President Brimhall.
Saturday, October 02, 2004
I woke early but not feeling well brushed my teeth, gargled with salt & vinegar water and went back to bed. Neither Mae nor I have felt well. I have also had some bleeding when using the bathroom. I think it is just hemorrhoids as I have had that before. We had the ZL’s come over and gave both of us a blessing. Mae was busy all morning preparing for the district leadership meeting this afternoon. I helped her some. We were at the leadership meeting from 12:30 PM to 5:30 PM. When we left we went over to Tony’s and had dinner. We enjoy visiting with Tony and Alyn. We spent the evening putting things away. Oh, I took our media system to the training so the district Presidency could us a couple of power point programs.
Sunday, October 03, 2004
We attended meeting at the San Anton group, taking with us Sister Monta from the District Relief Society; Brother Silvia, President and Sister Gajonera, of the Branch Presidency; President Gasmena, from the District Presidency; and Brother Corpus, from the District Y. M. The meeting was well attended with a total of 44 in attendance. We came home and I took a nap while Mae prepared for Primary sharing time. We ate lunch and took water as we didn’t feel it would be wise to fast while we are sick. We attended the block of meetings with the Munoz 1st branch. Mae did some training after meetings and I attend Branch Council meeting. I then visited with President Gajonera and Brother Sylvia for a few minutes after. They are struggling for active priesthood leaders in this branch. Our neighbor, Ed, visited with me for a while when we got home. Mae took a nap while I warmed up some dinner.
Monday, October 04, 2004
We slept in as neither of us feel well. We were still showering when Marlyn came. We ate some breakfast and then got on the instant messaging with our children, Mike, Jeff and Sandi. Sandi was only on for a few minutes when someone came and she had to leave. Jeff and Mike were on quite a while. We were going to play Harts, but we couldn’t get the Game Room to open for us. We rested today and this afternoon we watched the DVD “Johnny Lingo” also the new version, and enjoyed both of them. We went to Tony and Leah’s this evening and had F.H.E. with them. Alan had the lesson prepared on the “Atonement” and did a very good job. Leah wanted to visit with Mae about Primary. She recognized that Primary is not functioning well and wanted some advice. She is being asked to help with Primary. She is really way ahead of most of the Primary leaders even with out a Handbook of Instructions or a lesson manual. My big concern with Tony and Leah is how they will handle the problems that exist in the branch. We were late getting home but had a wonderful evening. We are still not feeling well, so I hope it wasn’t a mistake to go out tonight.
Tuesday, October 05, 2004
We slept in until 6 AM then got up and got ready to go. We went to Tony’s and ate breakfast before going over to San Jose for District Conference. We met President Apoa as we got to the Stake Center. He had the conference tapes recorded for us. It was a good conference. After the conference we went grocery shopping. I went down to pay our phone bill but they were closed. I got gas in the van and came home. Ed, our neighbor, was out as I went to close the gate so we got talking. I gave him a prayer we had received over the internet. We visited for a while and Joey came so we visited a while longer. I warmed up some dinner. I am not sure if we are getting tired of Marlyn’s cooking - Filipino food, or whether it is that Tony is spoiling us on his cooking, but we are liking the Marlyn’s food less all the time. That is bad as we still have four months and ten days left, but who is counting.
Wednesday, October 06, 2004
We got up at 4:30 this morning so we could be off to Tarlac at 5:45 AM. We stopped at Tony’s and got some sausage for President Brimhall. We met the Hyer’s and the Maharry’s at McDonald’s in Tarlac at 7:30 for breakfast. When we got to Clark Base we still had some time so we went to Rock Bottom where I bought a CD with a cover that has an AUTOCAD program on it. I will try it on my computer and if I like it I will buy a program. We thought our meeting started at 10:30 so we stopped and ordered some picture frames. On the way to the mission office we received a text telling us that it was to start at 10 AM. We made every one wait and I feel bad for that. However, when we apologized to everyone, Sister Brimhall said that it was supposed to start at 10:30, but since everyone was there, (they thought), they decided to go ahead and start at 10:00. We had a wonderful meeting as we met with President and Sister Brimhall as couple missionaries. It was 4 PM before we left for home. We had wanted to go to the S. M. Mall to take our camera in for repair, but I didn’t feel well so we came home. Mae drove part of the way letting me rest. It was 7 PM before we got home. I entered some on the budget, ate some soup, entered my journal entry and went to bed.
Thursday, October 07, 2004
I have been sick all day. We did set up the projector and watched Saturday morning and afternoon sessions of General Conference. Mae seems to have a never ending energy to go, that just keeps her going no matter what. I commented that I would like some potato salad, so she went to work and made some for me. We got a nice letter from Mark by email.
Friday, October 08, 2004
I have again been sick all day. I did get up and drive Mae to the book store for some items and them to the bank where I cashed the check from advancing P2,000 to President Baccay for Sister Balthazar. We then went to the phone company and paid our phone bill. Tony came by a couple of times today to see how I was doing and to bring us some soup that Leah made for us. Mae has kept going but did lay down a couple of times.
Saturday, October 09, 2004
We did get up and get ready and went to San Antonio. We picked up Sister Lorna Gajonera and her sister to take them and some items she needed to go out. Just about there we got a text message from Sister Monta, asking where we were. She was at the highway waiting for us. Lorna texted her husband and ask him to pick her up. After Sister Monta arrived I apologized that we hadn’t picked her up but didn’t understand when we had said that we would. She said that we had texted her last night and said that we would meet her on the highway. I ask Mae if she had texted her? When we realized that Lorna had used Sister Monta’s cell phone to text us a message and Mae later responded to Lorna’s message, but it was to Sister Monta’s phone. There was no power at San Antonio so we were not able to set up and show the Relief Society Conference. The branch had a cleanup activity anyway and spent most of the day there. Mae and I came home and rested. I got a nap but Mae got several phone calls. We called had had the car wash come and get out car and wash it for us. We watched the Relief Society Conference, it was very good. Our power went off this afternoon. One of the transformers in our area blow out. Tony and Alan brought us some hamburgers for our dinner this evening, on their way home. Shortly after they left the power was restored. We sent a email to our family and then I set up the equipment and we watched “Brigham Young”. Although we have seen it several times we still enjoy that movie. Mae put things together for lunch tomorrow while I made my journal entry.
Sunday, October 10, 2004
We set up and played the Sunday Sessions of General Conference at the Munoz chapel at 10 AM and 2 PM. There was a small attendance at the morning session and much smaller in the afternoon. Conference was so good and I had hoped that more would have felt the need and the privilege to attend, but it wasn’t so. Oh well, we tried. We did enjoy being with Tony, Leah and Alan as they attended the full day and ate lunch with us. Sister Balthazar came to tell us that President Baccay has been trying to get me by phone to talk about the P1500 that we advanced her. We are not sure that President Mercado is going to approve that payment. Mae has quite a headache this evening. I thought she would come in and take a rest, but she needed to make a call and 1 ½ hr later she finally got off the phone. Most of the calls were incoming calls, but she didn’t get her rest. I got on the internet mainly checking to see if Sister Brimhall had answered Mae’s letter, but she hadn’t. Mike sent us some photos and they are great. We looked at them for sometime with amazement as to how much the children have grown up. We also shed a few tears of homesickness.
Monday, October 11, 2004
I woke at 6 AM and did my studying. Mae slept until almost 7 AM before she got up. Mae gave me a hair cut. After breakfast we got on the instant messaging with Scott and Jeff, as we finished it was Mae, Mishelle & Gail, but it was good to visit with them. We left at 9:45 AM and went to Elder and Sister Clark’s. We took some lunch with us and they had more ready when we got there. We drove to Dingalan Bay. We drove down by the ocean to see it and to see how well the van drove in the gravel there. We got the van stuck but it didn’t take much to get it out. Elder Clark thought that the van had positive traction, but it doesn’t. We drove around until we found the trail that goes up the mountain to some water falls. Three young men offered to be our guide and carried our lunch for us. It was just a nice hike to the falls. The trail was well maintained and a very beautiful easy hike. There were covered eating tables when we got there. We really enjoyed the hike, the meal and especially the company. The young men were very helpful and friendly. As we drove back to the Clark’s we decided to take a trip to Bellaire on the 1st and 2nd of November. We sure enjoy being with the Clark’s and are going to miss them when they leave. We left their home at 6:30 PM and got home at 7:30 PM.
Tuesday, October 12, 2004
I woke and got up at 5:30 but let Mae sleep until 6 AM. We prepared breakfast for the ZL’s who came at 8 AM. After eating we held a correlation meeting. After they left we read the scriptures. We then were both tired and decided to take a short nap. We slept for 1 ½ hours, which is really unusual for Mae, but I guess we needed it. We spent the rest of the day working on the computer. David wrote us a nice email. It was good to hear from him. I spent most of my time working on a presentation for Elders Quorum Presidents, trying to get ready to visit Alvin Pelion tomorrow evening.
Wednesday, October 13, 2004
We got up and went walking this morning. We are out of shape, having not walked for almost two weeks. As we came down Executive St. we saw the wife of the Assistant Dean of the collage. She visited with us telling us that next month they are going to take a trip to see their children and will be gone for 1 ½ months. Her husband will retire in two years and then they will build just across the street from where we live now. She said that they will have three bedrooms. One for her and her husband, one for their daughter and we could stay in the third if we come back to visit. She was cute. After breakfast we got on instant messaging with Jeff. Mae made some other contacts while she had the internet up. That took most of the morning. I was on the computer all afternoon working on my presentation for this evening. Mae attended the mid-week activity for Munoz 2nd branch but was back at 6:45 PM so I could meet President Gajonera at 7 PM. We then went to Pilien’s where we visited with Alvin concerning his calling and responsibilities as Elders Quorum President. It went quite well but his concern was their new baby. I didn’t give him any out as to his duty. President Gajonera is quite discouraged with the branch and feels he should be released. I tried to encourage him.
Thursday, October 14, 2004
We went walking this morning and really enjoyed it except we were tired and out of shape. This morning passed fast. Part of the reason was that we went to Tony’s for breakfast and visited quite a while with him while there. This afternoon I worked on a presentation and after a couple of hours and having it looking quite well, lost my work because of not backing it up. That didn’t make me happy. Roger Sylvia came over and helped me install an AutoCAD – 14 programs. He then wanted to talk to us about his feelings of the branch. He is quite discouraged with the way things are going in the branch. I told him that President Gajonera said the same thing last night. We hope that we can give them some help that might make things better. We were on the computer until after 11 PM.
Friday, October 15, 2004
We got up early and got ready to leave. We left for Paniqui District Development meeting at 7:45 AM. When we got there no one had the key to the building. Someone borrowed it from the ZL’s and didn’t return it. We were almost a hour late starting. The meeting went well. I was impressed that as all the Elders assembled they had arranged that we set around a large table. That was much more affective that meeting in class room style. President Brimhall text me and asked if we had the reading glasses with us. We stayed to see President Brimhall and give him some glasses. He had President Nadado and I stand in with him as he set a new missionary apart. We got something to eat at Cindy’s and ate it on the way as we had another appointment with Elder and Sister Swenson at 1 PM. We arrived at the Guimba Chapel at 1:05 PM. Elder and Sister Swenson, Elder and Sister Larson, who are on a special mission as water experts, Brother Garcia and his son, and President Baccay, along with Mae and I went to the area North of town where the families live across the river. We showed the Swenson’s and Larson’s where we are recommending that a well be put in to provide drinking water. Whether or not it will get approved or not is to be seen. We used our SUV to cross the river for there were still several inches of water flowing down the river. After leaving there we went back out to the 3rd branch area where Mae visited with two Sisters that are in the District Primary Presidency. From there we stopped and visited Rodelio Cabuyaban for a few minutes. It was 7 PM before we got home. I had to change the batteries in our day planner and this is the 3rd time I have been successful in doing so without losing memory. I then down loaded the pictures from the camera and had to correct some of the names in order to keep them in proper sequence. While I was entering my journal entry Mae fell asleep, so I let her sleep. I played a few computer games before going to bed.
Saturday, October 16, 2004
We got up early and went to Paniqui to the District Relief Society Craft Day. We had some concerns, for we had heard that they were going to sell items. We understood that according to the Church Handbook of Instructions, that there can not be items sold on Church properties. Elder Hyer told me that President Oaks had indicated that it was approved here in the Philippines. There were some items sold. Mae also purchased a vase and flowers. I don’t know the answer. We enjoyed the showing of the crafts and enjoyed being there with the Hyer’s and the Maharry’s. We went out to lunch together and enjoyed being with each other. We have planned on a couple’s trip the last of December. We stopped at Tony’s on the way home and picked up the curtains Leah sewed up for us to darken the windows when we use the projector. After getting home we took a nap. Mae didn’t sleep log and got up and wrote to our family. When I woke I spent the rest of the day and evening working on training presentations. Mae made a nice tuna casserole for dinner and a chicken and rice casserole for tomorrow. Sister Brimhall called and in the conversation the craft fair was brought up and we think it got miss-interpreted. We hope that it doesn’t case problems but we don’t understand the instructions.
Sunday, October 17, 2004
We had to change alarm clocks as the one we have been using isn’t too reliable lately. We had to hurry as we had to pack the car with the media equipment to show the General Conference Session at Guimba 3rd for all the Guimba branches. It went well except we didn’t have a member of the District Presidency there to conduct. The Elders had seven converts that were baptized last night that should have been confirmed today but that didn’t happen as the 2nd branch presidency didn’t show up. I took Mae to San Anton on my way to Guimba. She had to speak in their meeting. She then road with President Gajonera back to the church and then attended the 1st Branches meetings plus did some training. I got back, after showing the morning session of conference, and took a short nap and then went down to the 1st branches Priesthood meeting. I then trained the Young Men’s Presidency, well the President and 2nd counselor. That went quite well. We came home and got something to eat. Mae had made a chicken and rice casserole last night to warm up today and it was sure good. Mae is beat so laid down and took a nap. She finally got up and had prayers with me and went right back to bed. I stayed up a little while.
Monday, October 18, 2004
We got up early and went walking at the collage. It was a beautiful morning and the temperatures were cool, so we really enjoyed it. We went down to Tony’s for breakfast, mainly to support them and to talk to Tony about having a meeting at his place on Saturday. We got on the instant messaging with Scott, Mike and Jeff. After getting off with them, Mae stayed on the internet until noon. I took a nap. This afternoon I did some learning on the AutoCAD. Jeff sent us the floor plans to our home in Wyoming so maybe I can do a little work on them. President Mercado and Sister Mercado came over for a few minutes to ask if I would try to visit with some of the prospective missionaries in the District. This evening we went to the Newingham’s for F.H.E. Boy do they like to talk. I don’t know if we taught anything or not. We were late getting home.
Tuesday, October 19, 2004
We went walking for a ½ hour this morning and then came home and prepared breakfast for the Zl’s as we had our correlation meeting this morning. Mae and I studied for a little while and then took a nap. Mae worked on the computer most of the day. She had the Primary Presidency from Munoz 1st here for some training. I helped her set up the media equipment. I did a little studying on AutoCAD. Then helped Mae scan in some pictures for a presentation she is going to use on Saturday. Time sure goes fast. We got a text from Brother Cabuyaban indicating that he had been assigned by President Mercado that he was to go with me to visit all the potential missionaries. That is not the way I understood that President Brimhall wants me to do it. He wants me to show the branch leaders how to do it. I therefore wrote President Mercado an e-mail expressing those concerns. I had also received a call from Elder Mortenson about some concerns that members have about the care of the building at Guimba. I passed those concerns on to President Mercado. We were late going to bed, and then Mae didn’t go to sleep, so got up and worked on the computer.
Wednesday, October 20, 2004
I woke at 2:15 AM and found Mae was still up. I got her to come back to bed, but she still didn’t go to sleep for a while. I got up at 6 AM but let Mae sleep in. I showered and read my scriptures, and then I studied on the AutoCAD program. Some of the instructions aren’t too clear and frustrating. Mae got up at 10 AM and we ate breakfast. I worked on our budget and we aren’t doing were well. I figure we are short about $155. I went over to San Jose and cashed the check for next month. While there I bought some electrical wire for putting up the Christmas lights, got my boots repaired and bought our groceries for the week. Mae worked all afternoon and into the evening on her presentation for next Saturday. I did some more work on the budgets and entered my journal.
Thursday, October 21, 2004
We were able to go walking this morning. We did some planning and work on the budget, but most of the time was spent on Mae’s presentation. We scheduled to go to Baler to attend the Branch Conference there with President Montemayor. I also asked President Baccay if we could schedule time next week to start visiting prospective missionaries. Mae decided to shower this evening, so I thought I would study the AutoCAD program for a few minutes. I had a problem and wanted to visit with Roger Silvia about it. Mae is upset with me because she is afraid that Roger will think I am not a very good missionary.
Friday, October 22, 2004
We went out to District Development meeting with the Guimba District. After meeting we stopped to visit Sister Villanueva but she wasn’t home. She had gone to visit her daughter in Manila. We came home and ate. Mae went visiting this afternoon with Sister Lorna Gajonera and Sister Monta. I worked on my personal history and a presentation that I have been wanting to work up. This evening we attended a branch social with the 2nd branch. After the party, we stopped at Roger & Heidi’s for a few minutes. Mae typed some Primary materials when we got home. It was after 10 PM when I entered my journal.
Saturday, October 23, 2004
Today has been a very busy day. Tony brought Leah by this morning and she road out to Guimba with us. Tony asked me about the possibility of help from the church on a loan to relocate his restaurant as they are not making it where they are. I told him that the church would not do that, but that there might be other ways to work something out. I took Mae out to Guimba chapel so she could attend the District Relief Society convention at which they displayed crafts. I came back to Munoz and gave some training to the Munoz 1st branch Elders. As I left I noticed that I had some messages on the cell phone. They were mainly from Mae asking me to get her Missionary Badge. She had forgotten it this morning. I also stopped at Tony’s and got some sandwiches to eat as we drove out to Paniqui. I picked Mae up at noon from Guimba and we drove to Paniqui where Mae and Sister Brimhall gave leadership training to the Relief Society, the Young Women and the Primary Presidencies. They booth did very well and I enjoyed staying in the meeting and lessoning to them. We got back to Munoz just in time to meet Brother and Sister Pelion at Tony’s restaurant. We waited for his counselors and his secretary to come. His secretary came but the others did not. Tony served us a nice chicken dinner. We then came back to our home and discussed the responsibilities of and Elders Quorum Presidency. Just as we were concluding with the training, President Brimhall called me and asks about the possibility of speaking tomorrow in Paniqui. He said not to rearrange our schedule if we had other commitments. I said that we did have other training and he said that was ok. After I took Brother & Sister Pelion and his secretary home, I called President Brimhall back and talked to Sister Brimhall, told her to let him know that we would plan on being at the conference. I then worked on a talk. As Mae was ready for bed, we realized that we needed something from the car. As it was late I decided to just use the key to unlock the car so it wouldn’t beep and wake the neighbors. Well, that was a mistake. It sets the alarm of and when I hit the lock button it beep twice and then started the alarm again. You have to use the unlock button to shout it off. I am afraid that before I got it off I woke the whole neighborhood. It was mid-night before I got to bed. Good night.
Sunday, October 24, 2004
We got up about 6 AM and got ready to leave for Paniqui.   That wouldn’t be quite so bad except they are laying logs, boards, rocks tools and everything or anything so you can’t drive on it. Add to that the goats and chickens that walk on the pali to eat it. It reminds you of the computer games where you drive through a obstacle course, the only difference is this is real life and you can’t push restart and go again. Even with the craze drive we made it in an hour and 15 minutes. We were ½ hour early for the District Conference, so that gave us time to shake many hands. The members really enjoy having us shake there hands and speak to them with a good morning greeting. Many of the sisters will give Mae a smelly hug. By 9:45 AM the building was filling and by starting time it was full. To sit on the stand and watch all those beautiful Brothers and Sisters is a wonderful experience. Of course we are given a beautiful ribbon of flowers for the men and a beautiful corsage for the Sisters; we are treated as though we were General Authorities. The District choir is wonderful and beautiful. All the Sisters wear matching blue dresses and the Brothers are in white shirts and dark slacks. I enjoy watching the choir director who is very precise in his direction. It is just a wonderful experience being there. I really felt honored to be a speaker in such a meeting. We left directly after the meeting and got to Munoz at 1:10 PM. I was amazed at our travel time, both ways, because I have never made it any faster even when the congestion on the roads is not like it is now. We enjoyed the Primary children as they presented the program today. Mae was the concluding speaker and she did a wonderful job with her talk. At the conclusion of the block, I stayed and gave the Branch Presidency some training. They are a good Branch Presidency and I hope the training will help them. Mae had came home after the block meetings and then came back to get me. We ate some dinner and then we simply collapsed. I had to put some pillow under me in order to lie down after eating, but went right to sleep. Mae got up and wrote to our family. She was coming to bed when I woke. I got up and made this journal entry before going back to bed. This had been a busy week but we seem to be blessed with the energy to keep going when it is required. I am really amazed when I think of the speed that President and Sister Brimhall go, along with the responsibilities that they have.
Monday, October 25, 2004
I let Mae sleep in so we didn’t go walking again today. We fixed breakfast and tried to get on instant messaging but couldn’t get a dial tone. I started checking things out and found the extension line to the bedroom was broken. I took the computer into the kitchen and hooked in there and got through. Mike, his son David, Jeff and David got on with us. We enjoyed the visit. I repaired the phone line to the bedroom. Elder and Sister Hyer came over just before noon and we went out to Tony’s for lunch. We enjoyed visiting with them and enjoyed Tony joining with us. They brought us back just before 3 PM. As they left we realized that we had not brought the keys to the house with us. We were able to get the gate open but not the house. We drove to Marlyn’s and got her key. We then picked up Sister Lorna Gajonera, went back home and unlocked the house. That is the first time we have done that. I stayed home and Mae went visiting a Sister that is having her 83rd Birthday. I worked the rest of the day putting up the Christmas lights outside. When Mae got home we got ready for Sister Mercado and their two children to come for dinner and FHE. That went quite well. When they went to go home, the trike driver didn’t come so I took them home. Almost two weeks ago their son was in the car which the Gasmena’s had just got and I guess they were just about in a accident. Every since then this child, who is about three, is petrified to ride in a car. He screamed all the way home. It really made you feel bad that he would be so scared. Tony brought me some sausage on his way home this evening.
Tuesday, October 26, 2004
We were late getting up but did go walking for a few minutes. We met a couple that we often see walking and this time we walked the same direction so visited while we walked. It was interesting for they had on jackets to keep warm and we were sweating with just a shirt and blouse. They also commented that many at the collage said that we walked H.H.W. We didn’t understand what she meant and when we asked, she said with a smile, Holding Hands while Walking. While Mae and I were walking I was expressing some of my concerns about the leadership and wondering just how and what we should be doing. Also I was a little upset that they don’t call back when we ask them for a schedule. Well when we got home President Baccay texted me and asked if we could go visiting this evening and Thursday evening. I texted back and told him “Yes and he had just maid my day”. We had to hurry to get ready for the Zl’s. The power went off just as we got home so that didn’t help. They came for breakfast and correlation meeting. After correlation meeting I sent a text to President Mercado about the missionary application forms. He texted back and said he would get them. I took a nap, and then we worked on finding Gail some information out of my journal concerning their wedding. I met with President Baccay and Brother Roberto corpus at the Guimba chapel. We went out contacting prospective missionaries. I think we did some good although we only contacted 4 young men and we think we got them thinking about it. We also visited the mother of the one missionary that is out in the field now from the Guimba District. I was very glad that we had the new vehicle to do this visiting for both places its clearance and purpose was needed for the roads were very poor. He will be home the middle of November. It was late when I got home. Mae had got on the internet and had received a couple of letters from Scott and a letter from Shellie. It was good to hear from them.
Wednesday, October 27, 2004
We got up to late to go walking. We left for Angeles about 7 AM but only got a little ways and realized we didn’t have the cell phone. I went back and when we got back I realized that it was in my pocket. Things just haven’t gone very well this morning. We almost decided to stay home. Traffic was terrible and that set me off. Mae got upset with me and it just went that way most of the day. We did get done what we needed to and returned home. We had to leave our camera at the shop where we bought it. I guess they will send it back to the factory and get us a new one. When we got home our neighbor came over and we visited a while. I worked on our budget for a while. Mae didn’t feel good so laid down and went to sleep. I am having some problems with the computer being slow and not closing files. I’m not sure what is going on.
Thursday, October 28, 2004
We were late getting started this morning as I didn’t sleep very well. We did go walking at the collage. We met Maria and her husband as they were also walking together. We visited a few minutes with them. As there is a school break now, he and the children have a little free time.  As we completed our walk we go by their home so we stopped and asked if their family would like to see the movie, “Johnny Lingo”. They were excited and want us to come a week from Monday. Mae went visiting this afternoon and I went visiting with President Baccay and Brother Corpus. It was after 9 PM when I got home. We got on the internet to send an e-mail to President Brimhall. Scott saw us on so he got on for a few minutes. David then saw us on so he got on for a few minutes. It was good to visit with both of them. Gail had sent us a thank you note for sending her the information from my journal about their wedding. It’s late and Mae is still working on her teeth.
I will add in here the story that Brother Norberto Corpus told me of his mission call. He said that when he filled out the missionary application form, all of his family told him that he should not go and that if he did none of them would help him. He said this included even his mother, who is a member. Only his father, who was not a member, and who was very sick, gave him any encouragement. His father died right after he turned in his application. He received his call one week after he turned it in. All his family including his mother kept their word and would not help him in anyway. His branch president paid for his medical and dental check ups, and gave him two pair of socks and two polo shirts.  Norberto is a very small person, so the pants were way to large for him, but a Sister in the branch altered them so they fit a little better. The Mission President of the Angeles Mission, President Black, bought him two white shirts and some garments. Someone else gave him a pair of used shoes and he left for his mission with his clothes in a plastic sack, as he didn’t have a suit case and didn’t have enough clothes to put in one anyway. He said that none of his family ever wrote to him during the two years he was away. I asked him if it was worth it and he said it was the best decision he had every made. He also told me that as soon as he returned home he went to the Temple for his father and did his work for him.
Friday, October 29, 2004
We got up and had to hurry to be ready and leave for Paniqui to attend District Development meeting. From there we went to Moncada and visited Sister Vengco and her family. They took us over to show how they extract the sugar from the sugar cane. They were cooking rice in woven pouches in the hot sugar cane syrup. It was interesting to see their press to extract the sugar pulp from the cane. It was also very interesting to see their boiler, and how they use the remains of the cane stock for fire to boil the syrup. They showed us how they use a palm leaf for the weaving material and how they weave the pouches. They are very fast and use an assembly line to do the weaving. We had a very enjoyable visit with them. From there we went to Gerona to visit President and Sister Nadado. They were very excited to have us come and visit. Sister Nadado had prepared pansit (a fine noodle with vegetables and meat). It was very good and we ate until we were full, then Sister Nadado insisted that we take the rest home with us. We visited for some time with them before we came home; they were so hospitable to us. Mae bought some souvenirs that Sister Nadado had made. We will miss these people when we leave. The driving in this traffic will be one thing I will not miss. I just about go crazy by the time we drive very far. We came close to a bad accident as a dump truck just pulled out into the traffic and made everyone else slam on the brakes. The driver just didn’t care for he was the biggest. You have to keep alert all the time for anything to happen. After getting home I took a nap while Mae made a cake for Sister Gajonera’s Birthday and took it to her. Roger Sylvia came by and we visited a while with him.  He helped me fix a problem with out computer and I loaned him some videos and a DVD to use in his seminary social tomorrow. We had a couple of phone calls this evening that worried Mae for a call came in on the cell phone that no one would talk on and when she hung it up a call came in on the land line. We even had Roger take the receiver and try to talk to the caller.
I will add a story that President and Sister Nadado told us today. The Nadado’s had been married for some time but were struggling financially. They had six children, when in the year 2000 Sister Nadado got an opportunity to go abroad to Russia to work. President Nadado at that time was the Branch President of the Gerona branch. He did not want Bessie to go but she insisted and especially with the encouragement of all of her extended family. President Nadado said it was really hard to take care of the children and be Branch President, but he said he needed to stay in that calling in order to keep his sanity. He said he asked the Mission President, President Black, to please not release him. When Sister Nadado arrived in Russia, attended the branch of the church there, she was immediately assigned Home Teachers and Visiting Teachers, who were a couple missionary, Elder and Sister Frandsen from Sandy Utah. When they found out that she had left six children at home they told her she needed to go home. She said that she couldn’t afford to go, plus her family needed the money. The Frandsens contacted their family and other friends and they raised the funds for her return fare, plus money for them to buy a palay combine to help earn a living. At that time she was given an opportunity to accept a change of employment with a company in England which would give her a large increase in income, provide her with unlimited calls home, a bike and a paid trip home for two weeks every six months. She said that she couldn’t make the decision alone, so went to her Branch President to ask him for his advice. He told her that he didn’t know what she should do, but Heavenly Father knows. They knelt in prayer and when they got up he told her that Heavenly Father wanted her to return home. She also felt that was the answer, and so she came back to the Philippines. She, of course, had also asked her husband and had him pray for the right decision also. When her side of their family found out the decision she had made, they said that was the stupidest thing she could do to turn down such an opportunity, and they were angry with her. We’re sure that part of the reason is that they expected her to give some of the money she made, to them. But, both President and Sister Nadado still feel that it was the right decision. She needed to be home to support, love and help her husband, and teach, train, love and help her children. They have a wonderful marriage and a wonderful family.
Saturday, October 30, 2004
We were late getting up but still went walking. We got home, showered, ate breakfast and worked on presentations. Mae went to Guimba to do some training this afternoon which gave me time to work on the computer. I went up to the main road at 3:30 PM to get a trike ride to the church house. However a car stopped and offered me a ride. They asked me if I was lost and where was my companion. They were members of the church from Cabanatuan and gave me a ride to the Church. I enjoyed visiting with them. I waited for the Sunday School presidency to come but none showed up. I waited until after 5 PM and then had Brother Marlin Dator take me home in his trike. Mae got home about ½ hr later. We went to Tony’s to eat and then went to the market to get some groceries and fruit. After taking Mae and the groceries home I came back downtown and filled the car with gas. Mae gave me a haircut and we showered and washed Mae’s hair. I checked the e-mail and got a reply from President Brimhall that I was looking for. We got a letter from Mark and a short letter from David. He also sent a school picture of Tyler. The children are growing up so fast. We miss that experience of seeing them grow.
Sunday, October 31, 2004
We went out to Guimba 1st Branch for Sacrament meeting as they were putting on the primary program. Mae also was asked to speak. Mae had several Sisters express their love to her. It is no doubt that she has a way that she captures their feelings. I sometimes think that I came on this mission to help her and to be her chauffer. We came home and I took a short nap while Mae fixed some lunch. We ate and then hurried to meeting at Munoz 1st branch. I did some training for the Sunday School Presidency after the block. We hurried and finished packing and went to Elder and Sister Clarks in Palion. Sister Clark had some soup ready when we got there, it was sure good. We stayed with them tonight. We sure enjoy visiting and being with them. They have been such good friends and we are going to miss them when they leave.


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