Wednesday, May 01, 2013
Bob followed me to Dee’s and we left the car there, then Bob took me to work. After my run Bob returned to pick me up. We called Dee’s and they didn’t have my car repaired. I started packing food items for this weekend. Lee Brown from South Valley Farm’s called me as I had a letter that was sent to me. I told him to just through it in the trash. We visited for a few minutes. It was good to visit with him. They have sold their home in Shafter and are living in the new home that they built beside the home that we lived in. He plans to retire in two more years. Bob was going to take me to get my car but it still isn’t repaired yet, so he took me to work. He returned after my PM run and took me to get my car. The cost of installing a new alternator was $409.00. That really hurts. I met Jeff at his office in Salt Lake and we road together to Mikes. The sprinkler system that I was going to help Mike repair is working ok now, so we really couldn’t do anything. Becky had dinner about ready when we got there. Mike cooked steak on the grill. It was a great dinner. We enjoyed visiting with them and returned home about 10PM. I entered this entry and went to bed.
Thursday, May 02, 2013
I went into the office when I finished my AM route and made some minor changes to my route. I think it will be much better and safer for the children. I got a minute to talk to Brian, the Director of the bus department. I suggested a camera on the Stop Arm so that when someone runs our Reds, we could review the tape and have them identified and ticketed. He said that they have such a device but they are very pricy. He said that his budget is already being cut until he doesn’t know how he can order the buses we need now. I came home and worked on the camper and boat, getting them ready for Jeff and I to use them this weekend. I didn’t have time to take a nap again today. After my PM run I got the garden watered and worked getting things ready for our trip. Bob isn’t feeling well as he had a tooth worked on and it is really hurting him. Brother Knudson came over and we Anointed and gave him a Priesthood Blessing. I watched a couple of Gun Smoke series while I ate dinner. I then checked on my group to see how Home Teaching came out this last month. It wasn’t the best. Im not sure where the time went but I was sure tired and went to bed about 10PM.
Friday, May 03, 2013
I woke early so got up and got ready. By the time I had finished with breakfast I was way early for work so I set the timer and slept for another 15 minutes. When I finished my run and got back home I started right into packing and getting the camper and boat ready to go. Bob still isn’t feeling the best. After my PM route I went up to Jeff’s and we went to get his car from the garage. I left my car at Jeff’s so Mae would have a way home from there. We stopped and got Sub-Way’s for our dinner tonight. It was about 6PM when we got up the camp ground in Heber. We launched the boat and then set up the camper. We fished for a while until dark. I did catch two fish so we will have fish for breakfast. I did talk to Mae on the phone this evening. It was late when we got to bed.
Saturday, May 4, 2013
I woke early and went over to the rest rooms. The camp grounds are very nice with very nice restrooms. Jeff didn’t sleep very well as the furnace must have a fan that is rubbing somewhere on the frame, so it is quite noisy when it comes on. He slept there to the side of it. I suggested that we share the queen bed but he said that he tosses too much, that is why they have a king size bed, so that Gail can sleep with him. When I came back I found my I-pod and read my scriptures. We cooked hot cakes and fish for breakfast. We had a very good morning of fishing and caught our limits of 12 to 14 inch Rainbow Trout. When we came in and went to the fish cleaning station a family consisting of the Grand Father, his son, his Grandson and his Great Grandson had just came in from fishing this morning. They had one large Brown trout that was 21 inches long and so fat that I don’t think I could have but my hands around it and touched my fingers together. It was a real trophy and very quickly collected a crowd, including the rangers, to see it. The grandson told me that they have fished this reservoir for years but have never caught anything like this fish. They caught it trolling with pop gear and worms. Jeff and I played a game of Risk which Jeff won. Jeff suggested that we fish for a while this afternoon and then pack up and go home. I was also in favor of that and I think we are both home sick for our wives and children. We cooked a couple of fish for lunch so that we could catch a couple more fish this afternoon without exceeding the limits. We were only out for a couple of hours and again had good fishing but the fish were a little smaller than the ones we caught this morning. We came home beating our family home. Jeff helped me unpack the camper and put the boat away before he left for home. Mae arrived shortly after Jeff left. I helped carry her things in and she put things way. We were both very tired so we took our showers and watch a John Wayne movie on DVD before going to sleep. It is sure great to have Mae back home.
Sunday, May 05, 2013
We slept in until after 9 this morning. It is so good to have Mae home. We relaxed and worked on journals and Family History. Just before leaving for meetings Linda called and is at her mothers. Mae invited her to come over this evening. Meetings went well. Mae prepared dinner for Linda and Bob while I went over and got Linda. We had a nice visit with Linda. It looks like both Roy and Linda are doing some better health wise. It was late when we took Linda back to her mothers, so we were quite late for me to get to bed. Mae didn’t sleep very well.
Monday, May 06, 2013
I got myself off to work and let Mae sleep in. After work I picked up Bob. We went down to Sherrie’s and helped Eric take her to the Doctors. She sure doesn’t have very good color and she acts as though she feels horrible. Mae has been on the telephone most of the morning with Shellie and Sandy (Irven’s wife) , but she made up for it the rest of the day as in four hours she had done all the laundry, unpacked from her and my trips and cleaned the house. I had a snack after getting home. I washed the outside windows and took our bedroom window completely apart and cleaned it. This is the first time that we have cleaned that window. I also installed a light by our outside door. After finishing my PM run I went into the office to turn in last week’s report. Rosa asked if I would help return a bus to the compound of which the driver got too sick to drive it back. That took me about an extra hour getting home. While we ate dinner we watched a cute show on TV that stared Jimmy Stewart. We then read the R. S. / Priesthood lesson for next Sunday. I then called and visited with Irven and Sandy about going up to Dalene’s funeral. Mae got an e-mail off to our family inviting them to a fish, biscuits and gravy brunch this next Saturday. It’s now bed time.
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Both Mae and I slept well last night. Mae made me a wonderful breakfast of waffles and eggs. It is so nice to have her back home to be with me. After parking my bus I went into the shop and scheduled tomorrow off. I stopped at the auto parts store and bought some oil and a new filter. Mea and I took a nap and then I changed the oil and filter in the Buick. I also took care of the chickens so that they will have feed and water while we are away tomorrow. After my PM run, Mae had dinner ready for Brother and Sister Taylor’s family so we took it over to them. We then came home and ate our dinner and we watched some TV before going to bed. Mae was also working on our preparedness book.
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
I was still awake by 5:15AM even though I set the alarm for 5:45AM. By 7:30AM we were ready to leave for Idaho. Irven and Sandy got here at 7:45AM and we soon left to the Wilford 2nd Ward LDS Chapel which is south west of Rigby Idaho. It was a very nice funeral service in honor of Dalene Browning Parker. Dalene had written her own Life Sketch which ViEtta read and added some smale insights. Craig Bean gave a very appropriate talk. I asked if he would send me a copy of his talk. Bishop Travis Walker also gave very appropriate message. With the exception of the long Life Sketch that funeral is what I would like given for me. We went to the cemetery and then returned to the chapel for a very nice lunch. It was good to visit with many of our family that we don’t get to see very often, mainly at weddings and funerals. It was after 7PM when we returned home. Mae and I met with Paul Campbell of our Stake High Council who extended a call for Mae and I to be on a planning committee for a luncheon to be held for the Young Women who attend Girls Camp. We will also help prepare and serve the Luncheon on August 8, 2013. After meeting with Brother Campbell we went shopping for a few items before coming home and going to bed.
Thursday, May 09, 2013
I woke before the alarm and took a shower. Although Mae can’t eat any solids today because of the colonoscopy tomorrow, she still got my breakfast for me. I was very tired when returned home after my bus run, so I took a nap. Mae and I then went over to J & J Nursery and bought some tomato and pepper plants. After my PM run I worked in the garden, plus I built a stand for a large pot. I am going to try raising grape tomatoes on a pedestal this year. Mae started taking the medication that will clean her out prior to going to the hospital in the morning. I think she will be up most of the night. The memory area in our camera is full and will not let us take more pictures until it is cleaned out. I have been working on that for quite a while this evening but the battery in the camera ran out before I could get it done. It’s now time to go to bed.
Friday, May 10, 2013
Mae couldn’t eat but prepared breakfast for me anyway. Bob took Mae to the hospital and I met her there when I finished my morning run. All went with her test. On the way home I stopped and bought her a frozen yogurt. Then when we got home I cooked scrambled eggs and toast, plus a chocolate protein drink. We watched part of a show on TV while we ate. I had to leave before it ended but Mae did watch it. When I finished my PM run I stopped at Green’s Feed and picked up our chicks and more feed. Mae had gone with Bob to copy papers. I got the chicks put in the pen and then Mae and I left for Mike’s. Becky had a very nice dinner ready when we got there. Becky’s parents were also there. After eating we all went to the choral concert that Mattie participated in. It was very enjoyable. Mike and Becky gave Mae a very nice Mother’s Day card that when it is opened it plays “You are my Sun Shine”. Mike said that when he saw it he just had to buy it for Mae because it brought back so many memories. We stopped at a grocery store for a few items we need for tomorrow’s brunch with several of our children and their families. It’s now time for bed. Good Night.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
We had breakfast when we got up and then Mae and I planted our tomato and pepper plants. We then started getting ready for our family to come for brunch of fish, biscuits and gravy. Mike and his family didn’t make it. Mike was just too busy. It was good to have them all here. Mae tended Scott’s children while Scott and Mishelle mainly went shopping. I just gave up and watched a couple of shows on TV. Mae was especially tired when everyone left. She has sure gone hard all day.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
I didn’t sleep very well last night but we got up by 7:30. We showered and then I prepared breakfast. Shellie called to wish Mae a happy Mother’s day and they visited quite a while. I cleaned up the kitchen before taking care of the chickens. We attended Church services and after we left we visited the Casey’s, Sister Southard and Sister Fallis, before coming home. After super we watched the Movie “Jubal”, the Garrett called Mae to wish her a Happy Mother’s Day. Chelci also texted Mae to wish her a Happy Mother’s Day. It was such a beautiful evening that we went for a walk in the park. When we got back we played a game of Rummy and tonight I won Mae. I finished this entry and we went to bed.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep well so she went into the other bedroom. I set the alarm wrong and when I woke it was 605AM, so I really had to hurry. Mae had breakfast ready for me so I was ok on time. After finishing the AM run Mae helped me plant the rose bushes Bob had bought. They are sure small so I hope they grow into match. We then started planting the garden. Bob prepared lunch for us and I did get a short nap before the PM run. I just got home from the run when Bob called and wanted me to come to Sherrie’s and give her a blessing. I think that it was completely Bob’s desire but I just don’t know if I have a right to judge. Dad Jensen asked me about that with Margaret. I didn’t have an answer then and I still don’t know. After getting home we ate dinner and then went to West Jordon to watch Tyler play basketball. The first half the Morgan team were outscored but they came back in the 2nd half and won 52 to 40. It was a good game. After getting home I checked on the chickens. I then tried to find the Inspection Form that I used when I inspected Jeff and Gail’s house before they purchased it. Scott wants me to inspect a home they are looking at. It’s after 10PM so I’m going to bed.
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
I got up at 5AM and then laid down with Mae for a few minutes. Mae is going to tend Gail’s children as she has a class to attend today. When I got home this morning I worked in the garden getting some strawberry’s planted and tiled the weeds out around the edge of the garden. I ate lunch and took a nap before my afternoon runs. When I got to the bus, Irven called and wanted my advice on some changes they want to make to their front yard. I had left for my bus run a little early and stopped at C.A.L. Ranch and bought a garden cultivator. When I finished the run I went over to Irven’s and we talked about different options. I also lessoned to the noise that the toilet is making and I think it is just the flush valve wearing out. I was two hours over there. When I got home the garden was flooded by the water being on about 1 ½ hours to long. I came in and got some dinner as Mae is still with Gail and the children. When I went up to use Bob’s micro wave oven I also set and watch a show on TV. It was the tail end of “Magnificent Obsession” with Rock Hudson. It is pretty hard for me to over look what he turned out to be. Mae came home shortly after that and I spent the evening with her.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
After returning for my bus run I typed up the Home Inspection Report for Scoot and E-mailed it to him. Irven called and in visiting with him, Mae was afraid that I am going to help them and that up set her. It upsets me because they ask for advice and now don’t want to lesson. When I got home from my PM run Bob was mowing the lawn and Mae was trimming. I got the small lawn mower out and cut the edges. When we finished Mae and I went to Ogden. I let Mae off at Costco to gather some items while I went to 12th Street Pharmacy where I bought some shaving lubricant. I got back to Costco just as Mae was going to the checkout stand. We then went out to eat at Chuck-A-Rama for dinner. It is sure fun being with Mae! When we got home we took our showers and watched the movie “An Affair to Remember” on DVD before going to sleep.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
We got up planning on the Ward Clean Up Day but it has rained all night and is still lightly raining this morning. Mae was going to Rachael’s and Ben’s ball games but they are also canceled due to the weather. Bob had a dizzy spell and fell in the bathroom hurting his left arm. I took him to Dr. Toone who gave him a treatment and said that he may have torn a ligament and it would be quite painful for a while. Irven and Sandy came over and visited about their yard plans. I gave them some ideas and I will draw their plot layout that they can take into Durk’s Plumbing for a sprinkler layout. Mae and I attended a Porter Cuisines party held at Neil and Lael Wall’s. We ate and then visited about what each one is doing now. Mae and I then left to attend a wedding reception. Georgia and Rick also attended the reception Sydnee and Chris Pearson, Mary (Bushnel) Pearson’s son. Uncle Van and Aunt Allison were not there as due to Uncle Van having a stroke last week. As we were visiting with Mary about Uncle Van and how he is doing, Jacky and Dennis Dillingham came throw the line. The bride’s parents live in the same ward and Sydnee’s father is their Home Teacher. After leaving the reception, Mae and I then went over to Jeff and Gail’s. Mae called Jeff to let him know we were coming but they had already left. We took some things to their place and left them in their garage. We came home and tried to find something on TV but there wasn’t anything worth watching. I went upstairs and help Bob get to bed. He is in quite a bit of pain. I don’t know how good he will sleep.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
I woke at 7 and heard Bob knocking. I went up and he wants to go to a Doctor. I helped him get dressed and then told him that I would need to get ready. Mae went up to see what Dr. Bob wants to see. She tried to reach Bob’s Dr. but she couldn’t get a hold of him. I gave myself a haircut and took a shower. Mae had called Kathy and she will take him to see a Doctor. I attended my High Priest leadership meeting. When I returned home, Mae said that Kathy was taking Bob to the emergency entrance as that is where Bob wanted to go. We had some breakfast and Mae went to a special Relief Society planning meeting. I cleaned up the dishes and started this entry. We attended the block program. At the end of the Sacrament meeting we visited with Leslie Fallis as she did not want us to come to her home. I then drove Mae to a home’s so she could give the Sister’s an invitation to the R.S. program. After getting home I checked on Bob. Grant and Stacy had brought Bob some dinner so he wasn’t hungry. Mae prepared us a nice dinner and after eating I went out and checked on our chickens. Mae and I watched a cute show on BYUTV. Although we had seen it once before, it was still worth watching again. During commercials we read President Iring conference talk out of the Ensign. That is a great message with great hope. I again checked on Bob and he was sleeping soundly in his recliner so I let him sleep.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Bob woke Mae about mid-night and had her up really for nothing. She didn’t get back downstairs until after 2AM. I am not sure just how this is going to turn out. As soon as I got home this morning Bob wanted me to come up. He wanted us to get him a shower mat. I asked Mae if she could get it when she came back from Rachel’s Pre-School graduation. I then went to Sister Olson’s and tilled a front curb area about 30 feet long. After tilling it I hauled the excess dirt out and raked it level. I took 10 wheel barrels full and put it under the pine trees in the back yard. I finished at 11AM and had t get ready to take a field trip. As soon as I came back into the house, Bob wanted to know where I had been and where Mae was as she hadn’t brought the mat back yet. I got upset with him and went back downstairs. My field trip went well and between it and my PM run I had time to take a nap in the bus. I had taken the Sunset Junior High track teams to Davis High school for their track and field tournaments.  They were late getting finished with the tournament games so I didn’t get home until 6:45PM. Brother Thomas and Brother Saunder’s were waiting for me. We visited with LaRae Karboski and her sister. That took longer than we had planned. Charles had other things to do so Morgan and I went Home Teaching to Thurman’s. We then visited with Sister Tate. Mike was here when I got home. He had been up to Woods Cross for soccer game so came on up to see us. I was glad that Mae was at least home. I got home in time to visit for just a few minutes before he had to leave. It’s now after 10 PM so we will go to bed.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep much last night so I let her sleep in. When I got home for my run, Bob wanted me to take him to the Chiropractor. That fairly well took care of my morning. I did check on some apartments on Parrish Lane that looks pretty good. Mae went to Connor’s ball game just as I got home from my PM run. She had dinner ready before she left. I joined with other Priesthood Brothers and we did some cleanup that didn’t get done last Saturday due to rain.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
My bus runs went well. Between runs, I helped Irven and Sandy do a yard layout for a Sprinkler System estimate. They then helped Mae weed the garden. I sprayed for weeds and took care of the chickens. I get a little upset with Irven and Sandy when they ask for my help and suggestions and then they question my reasoning. I told them to do what they want. I am afraid that I get to demanding. I also drove bus for a Field Trip afternoon. Mae had a Relief Society program this evening that she helped with. I help her some. While she was gone I watched the movie “The High and The Mighty” starring John Wayne. Although I have seen it many times there wasn’t anything else playing that was worth watching, plus I enjoy John Wayne.
Friday, May 24, 2013
After my AM run I took Bob to see Dr. Porter. He said that his arm is healing and he was also happy that his blood pressure and oxygen levels are much better. He told me that some of Bob’s mental problems may be due to the medication but told me to watch carefully as he goes off the medication. That took care of most of my time between bus runs. I was able to get the lawns mowed during a little spare time. This evening we tended Jeff and Gail’s children. We needed to take a picnic table to David as a graduation gift, so we took the pickup and camper, letting Mae and the children ride in the camper. We had a nice visit with David’s family and the children played outside. We arrived back at Jeff’s before Jeff and Gail got home. After Jeff and Gail got home and the children went to bed Jeff, Gail, Mae and I played a short game of Rook. We were late getting home.
Saturday, May 25, 2013
We got up early in order to get to the University of Utah where we attended the Graduation Exercises for the Medical divisions. We are quite proud of David’s accomplishments. As I told him, not many have been able to care for a Family, pay the complete cost of three years of collage without borrowing a cent, and being in the top 1% of his class, and receiving no financial help from his parents. It has taken a lot of support from his sweet wife and special children. Following the graduation program, Mae and I stopped and got a salad at Sub Way. We then stopped home to change close and get the flowers. We then went to the Cemetery at Morgan. We decorated the graves and visited with Family. We felt a little bad as none of our children attended. Georgia was the only one from her family, Bryce, Deanna and Noland’s family were there from that side and Summer from Kim’s family. From the cemetery we went out to Tooele to attend a Surprise Birthday Party for Chelci. Sandi sure went all out for that. We were sure tired when we got home late.
Sunday, May 26, 2013
We slept in this morning and I got up just in time to get dressed and go to my High Priest Group Leadership meeting. After I got home we had breakfast before going to the regular bloke meetings. After returning home we prepared dinner of and took it up stairs and ate with Bob. We watched a movie on TV while there. This evening I worked on Indexing and Mae worked on Family History. Before going to bed we watched a movie on TV.
Monday, May 27, 2013
Today being Memorial Day, I didn’t have to go to work. We slept in until almost 9AM. We did a few things around the house, including watering the garden. We then went out looking to see what is on the market as far as apartments, condo’s and trailer homes. We did see one used double wide trailer for $23,000. When we came back home and looked at out yard and our apartment, we really don’t want to leave this home. We just don’t know how things are going to work out. We went out to eat at the Golden Corral for lunch. I mowed the back yard after we got home and we watered the garden. Tonight we watched a movie on DVD before going to sleep. It has really been a fun day spending it with Mae.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
I really did not want to go back to work today, but I guess I can make another 9 days. My AM run went well. Shortly after I got home the carpet cleaner came and I helped him put up all the small furniture up off the carpet. I also made some blocks and covered them with aluminum foil for the rocker/recliner and the love seat. After the cleaner left, we needed to stay off the carpet as much as possible until it dry’s, that includes the furniture, so there isn’t much room left to be on. We therefore set down and turned on a show on TV. It was quite a good movie but I had to leave just before it ended. Mae told me the ending when I got back home. This evening Mae went with me to visit Patriarch and Sister Johnston. Their daughter is there with them. It sounds like their children are taking good care of them. That is the way it should be. We tried to keep our visit short so as not to tire Sister Johnston too much. After leaving there we went to Venla and Laurel Reed and found out how to give Laurel’s cat it’s medication. I will play a quick game of Solitary and then got to bed.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
I woke at 5AM and after reading my scriptures I put most of the furniture back in place. I know that if I didn’t Mae would try to, after I went to work. I had most of it put back when Mae woke at 6AM. The Jr. High students got very vulgar and profane this morning with Elaina and Mike being the loudest. It really upset me by the time I got them to school. At my third pickup with my grade school I had a lady run my reds. I was able to get the color and license number, so when I got back to the shop I wrote up a complaint and turned it in. Mae had taken Bob in to therapy when I got home. I worked on the camper trying to get the heater out. It was quite a job. I also put the canopy away. It was still in the trunk of the car from bringing it back form Sandi’s. This afternoon, after loading the students, I pulled the bus over to the side of the parking lot and told the students that I was tired of the vulgarity, the profanity and the immorality in conversation and that I wanted it stopped as of now. At least it was much different going home but we shall see. After getting home I really didn’t feel too well so I quite for the day. We watched the movie “Titanic” on TV. I then took Mae down to Sister Reed’s where she help Sister Reed give Laurel’s cat its medication. I finished this entry and then played a game of Solitary before going to bed.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Mae woke during the night with leg cramps and she didn’t sleep much after that. I got myself of to work and let her try to get more sleep. When I got home, Mae and I went to Sister Olson’s to take care of giving Laurel’s cat its medication but the brother had been there and done it. Mae went over to Scott’s to tend their children while Scott and Mishelle spend two nights in Park City. After my PM run I worked on the camper furnace getting it apart, finding a large mud-dobber’s nest inside the furnace fan. I figured that is what is causing the furnace to squeak. I cleaned out the nest and re-installed the furnace. When I tested it, the furnace still squeaked. At that time I realized that it was time for me to go to Sister Olson’s to give the cat its medication. As I walked down to Sister Olsen’s I passed the Niederhauser’s home. Karen called to me and came out and visited with me. We were several minutes visiting and I finial asked Karen to go with me. When we got there Sister Olsen said that her son had came and gave the medication to the cat. After going home I visited with Irven and Sandy and I told them that if they needed me to I would operate the back-hoe to install a new water line. It was 10:30PM when I went to bed.
Friday, May 31, 2013
My AM run went well. When I got home I went down to Olson’s and again gave the cat FIL it’s medication. I then took Bob to get his rehabilitation appointment. After letting Bob off, I went over to Irven and Sandy’s. They weren’t home so to wait I set in the car and took a nap. When they got home we did some looking over the problems and trying to figure out just how to proceed. I was ½ hour late getting back to pick up Bob and he was quite upset over it. Mae and the children met me at the Jr. High and I let Kylan and Ashley ride with me as I took the students home. When we took the bus back I took Kylan and Ashley back to their house. Mae and the children then went to Dinosaur Park. I stopped on the way home to get Bob a sandwich and chips for his dinner. I fixed myself some dinner and watched a show on TV. At 8PM I went down and gave Laurel’s cat some more medication. I then watched the Ponderosa and a western TV show before going to bed.


目前就讀世新大學資訊傳播學系，目前正在學習Photoshop、攝影、CSS、HTML等相關課程以及其他傳播技能相關課程，對於有興趣的事物會非常有熱情，如果有新的事物我也會願意去嘗試看看。在高中時參加過熱舞社，對於跳舞抱有極大的熱情，也很願意吃苦耐勞，交代的事情也會盡力去完成。
Currently studying at the Shih Hsin University of Information and Communications, and now learning Photoshop, photography, CSS, HTML and other related courses and other communication skills related courses, and I'm very enthusiastic about things that I am interested in, and if there are new things I will be willing to try. In high school, I also joining the Pop Dance Club, and I have great passion for dancing, and I am also very willing to work hard, and the things to explain will also do their best to complete.
高中時擔任熱舞社副社長，負責和學校內部以及校外活動的接洽，相當於公關的職務，我在社團內也負責成員點名、教舞等工作。
During high school, I served as vice president of hot dance club, and I was responsible for the internal and external activities of the school, This job is equivalent to a PR position, I am also responsible for membership, teaching and dance in the community.
在大學擔任系上啦啦隊的舞者和飛兒的位置，學習新的舞蹈以及啦啦隊飛兒的技巧動作。
In college, I served dancer and flyer in university course Cheering Squad, and learning new dance and flyer skills.
宜寧高中I Ning High School
世新大學University of Shih Hsin
在我的空閒時間裡，我喜歡整天呆在家裡，看電視或看電影，和朋友一起玩遊戲，做我的作業。在周末，我喜歡去購物或與朋友一起舉辦晚餐派對。我喜歡觀看電影比觀看電視劇更好，我喜歡恐怖電影，因為當我還是個小女孩的時候，我父親喜歡和我和我的兄弟一起看恐怖電影。
我喜歡陰天，不是太熱，也不太冷。我也喜歡沿著海灘散步，感受水的映襯;它讓我感到輕鬆。我非常喜歡甜點，特別是巧克力和冰淇淋。當我情緒低落時，我喜歡吃巧克力來平息心情。我沒有很多朋友，但我的朋友是真誠的朋友。只要我能依靠這位朋友，我會盡一切努力對待他們，因為我相信他們。
In my free time, I like to stay home all day, watch TV or a movie, play games with my friends, and do my homework. On the weekend, I like to go shopping or have a dinner party with my friends. I like watching movies better than watching dramas, and I love horror movies so much because when I was a little girl, my father liked to watch horror movies with me and my brother.
I like cloudy days, not too hot and not too cold. I also like to walk along the beach and feel the water lapping; it makes me feel relaxed. I like dessert very much, especially chocolate and ice cream. When I’m depressed, I like to eat chocolate to calm my mood. I don’t have many friends, but my friends are sincere friends. As long as I can count on this friend, I will give everything to treat them well because I trust them.
| 年份 | 作品類型 | 作品名稱 |
|---|---|---|
| 2014年 | 舞蹈 | 反毒創意舞蹈大賽 |
| 2015年 | 小劇場 | 品德教育行動劇 |
| 2015年 | 音樂 | 宜寧高中103學年度創意班歌(高一甲〝當我們一起走過〞) |
| 2015年 | 舞蹈 | 宜寧校慶熱舞社表演 |
| 2016年 | 音樂劇 | 宜寧高中音樂劇【唐代傳奇之李娃傳】 |
| 2016年 | 舞蹈 | 宜寧高中2016校慶 熱舞社 |
| 2018年 | 舞蹈 | 世新大學2018 資傳系啦啦隊比賽 |
| 2018年 | 網頁 | 世新大學 資訊傳播學系 系網站 |


A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that works. --John Gall [ source]


Issue 126
Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly!  This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community.
Featured
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The GHC team is pleased to announce the availability of GHC 8.6.1, the fourth major release in the GHC 8 series. The 8.6 release fixes over 400 bugs from the 8.4 series and introduces a number of exciting features.
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co-log
: Composable contravariant combinatorial comonadic configurable convenient loggingI’m going to describe in details and with examples how one can build a flexible, extensible and configurable logging framework using different parts of Haskell — from monad transformers and contravariant functors to comonads and type-level programming with dependent types.
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freer-simple
is a fantastic library and I will definitely use it again. I found some gaps in the documentation that I aim to address here. -
My name is Rahul Muttineni, CTO of TypeLead, working on building services around a language named Eta. I’ll give an overview of how the project started, and where it is now.
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Given that SIMD registers are currently up to 512-bits in size, the chunk size will need to be multiples of 64-bytes to work with arbitrary SIMD instructions. This post will look at the chunk size Haskell’s
bytestring
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The type Tetris toolbox is a set of features and language extensions which allow subdividing expressions that I was having trouble getting to type check. It enables “debugging at the type level”.
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Using temporary files, reading directory contents, writing logs — in all of these cases you need to clarify the path. But path can be specified either in absolute or relative form. And it can point either to a directory or a file.
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I used to find the
Typeable
type class in Haskell particularly confusing and even more, pointless. Pointless because, we are talking about a statically typed language where all the types are known at compile time.
Jobs
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Haskell developer at Relex in Helsinki
We are looking for Haskell developers to join our internal tool development team. Relex produces a high performance supply chain management solution with a custom in-memory database.
In brief
- Announce:
nginx-haskell-module
version 2.0: Custom Haskell sync and async tasks and services in Nginx - HsLua 1.0.0: Bindings to Lua, an embeddable scripting language
Vivid.EarTrain
: Learn to recognize intervals and chords- What is applied category theory?
Package of the week
This week’s package of the week is binary
,
a library for binary (de)serialization of Haskell values using lazy ByteString
s.
Call for participation
- co-log: Rename
cbind
tocmapM
- pure-c: Port the tail call optimizer
- rhine: Support stack in travis build
Events
- 2018-09-27 in Raleigh, NC, USA by Raleigh Haskell Meetup: (hack . yack)
- 2018-09-27 in Dublin 2, Ireland by Functional Kubs: September Functional Katas
- 2018-09-27 in Melbourne, Australia by Melbourne Haskell Users Group: AFL Grand-Final Haskell - MHUG
- 2018-09-27 in London, United Kingdom by London Functional Programmers: LDN Functionals Meetup #15 | 36-42 New Inn Yard, EC2A 3EY
- 2018-09-28 in Austin, TX, USA by Austin Types, Theorems, and Programming Languages: Going through Software Foundations by Benjamin Pierce et al
- 2018-09-29 in Chilliwack, BC, Canada by ChilliHask Haskell User Group: Weekly Haskell Coding Meetup
- 2018-09-29 in Bangalore, India by The Bangalore Haskell User Group: Practical Monad Transformers
- 2018-09-30 in Bangalore, India by Bangalore Functional Programmers Meetup: Traversable in Haskell
- 2018-10-01 in Irvine, CA by Orange Combinator - Functional Programming In OC: Combinating - The Weekly Function
- 2018-10-01 in Portland, OR, USA by Portland Functional Programming Study Group: PDX Func Practice Track - Parallel and Concurrent Programming in Haskell
- 2018-10-02 in Madison, WI, USA by Haskallywags: Book of Types
- 2018-10-02 in Hong Kong, Hong Kong by Hong Kong Functional Programming: Modeling Domain Data with Datalog
- 2018-10-02 in Rennes, France by Meetup Lambda Rennes - Programmation fonctionnelle: ERLANG : Conf + Coding dojo
- 2018-10-02 in Ottawa, ON, Canada by Ottawa Functional Programmers: The Joy of Writing Webservers in Haskell
- 2018-10-03 in Berlin, Germany by Berlin Haskell Users Group: Haskell Wednesday
- 2018-10-03 in Berkeley, CA by East Bay Functional Programming Study Group: Open Programming Session (Wednesday)
- 2018-10-03 in Austin, TX, USA by Austin Haskell Users Group: Haskell Beginner-Friendly Lab
- 2018-10-03 in Vancouver, BC, Canada by Vancouver Functional Programmers: Haskell Peer Study Group
- 2018-10-03 in Seattle, WA, USA by Seattle Area Haskell Users’ Group: Haskell Learners’ Group
- 2018-10-03 in Budapest, Hungary by Budapest Haskell User Group: Haskell Book reading group (23th Ed.)
- 2018-10-03 in Bellevue, WA, USA by SeaLang: Correct and Efficient Code using Dependent Types and Gadts
- 2018-10-03 in Sophia-Antipolis, France by Lambda Riviera: Intro Haskell + H2O Sparkling Water
- 2018-10-03 in Sunnyvale, CA, USA by Haskell Hackers: The South SF Bay Haskell User Group: Joachim Breitner: A Promise Checked is a Promise Kept: Inspection Testing
- 2018-10-03 in Copenhagen, Denmark by Mødegruppe for F#unktionelle Københavnere: [Rune Ibsen] F# – hvorfor, hvordan og til hvad? @ BRFkredit/Jyske Bank (Lyngby)
- 2018-10-03 in Wroclaw, Poland by Functional Programming Wroclaw: fp-wroc #21 Efekty algebraiczne
- 2018-10-04 in Raleigh, NC, USA by Raleigh Haskell Meetup: (hack . yack)
- 2018-10-04 in Graz, Austria by Functional Programming Graz: Functional Programming Meetup
- 2018-10-04 in Mumbai, India by DelhiNCR Haskell And Functional Programming Languages Group: FPNCR Monthly meetup
- 2018-10-04 in Brasov, Romania by PentaBAR Brasov // Tech Meetup by Pentalog: PentaBAR #41 // Functional Programming – A Beginner’s Guide to Haskell
- 2018-10-04 in Singapore, Singapore by HASKELL.SG: October Singapore Haskell Meetup
- 2018-10-04 in 28046 Madrid, Spain by Madrid Haskell Users Group: Coq for Haskell programmers


Lost elements
There was a time when harmony was insured among the elements, all around the Earth, by an ancient entity, Anjä.
But this was before humankind thought it knew better and disrupted this harmony.
Why Lost elements
Global warming is a complicated concept, often poorly explained by the media.
But what if there was a way for the young adults to apprehend this phenomenon a little bit better, and feel concerned about it ?
What is it
Lost Elements is an iPad puzzle game, where your actions have more consequences than you would imagine. You will help Anjäw restaure balance between nature and humankind, with the relic that she gave you to use with great care.
You can access the infos about each facts that we alluded to hroughout the game below
Demonstration
Chapter I
wind
Chapter II
earth
Chapter III
water
Chapter IV
sun
The river was clogged because the land was too dry, too low on minerals and flora, and became impermeable. This lead to heavy floods downstream that brought high quantities of mud and silt in water storages (which can happen to wells, deltas or river mouths, as well as coastal areas outside of the dry zones).
Another consequence is the progressive lowering of the water table, which leads to completely draining the soils dry, and to land subsidence.
Platform I
To remedy desertification, one must control the flow of water and try to foster infiltration towards the water table (usually through adding a rocky cord). Revitalizing the soils (through the use of compost) is also necessary. pH corrections can be needed. Another possibility is reforestation, which consists in planting xerophilous trees and saplings (i.e. plants that can grow and thrive with low water availability.
This platform is a little bit different from the other. Inside this water table, there is no puzzle to solve on it, but it shows the result of what you did on the previous one.
Platform II
You can acknowledge your doing, being the fact that you managed to fill the water table that allowed all the plants above to grow back.
Each chapter, you are rewarded with a new element, putting it back inside the relic, and learning how to use it conscienciously.
Since we exploited the same principles throughout this whole level, you might understand why the land is so dry. But how come you have a lake on one side, and not on the other?
Platform III
Well, filling the river and the water table earlier created this one lake, but there wasn’t any connection to the other side yet. By creating a river, the flora has been able to grow back in here too, letting you use the raft and finish the level.
Being a back and forth between reality and fantasy, we obviously simplified those processes. It usually takes at least ten year before any of those techniques has any long lasting effect, and you only have the elements to help you, which probably wouldn’t suffice in real life, but are enough to make you wonder, curious, and learn some true facts.


--- title: Cluster Configuration short_url: docs/config/cluster ---
Cluster configuration is located in the cluster
section of the configuration.
A typical configuration looks something like this.
cluster:
tags:
site: london
protocols:
- type: grpc
discovery:
type: static
nodes:
- "grpc://heroic-stockholm-a"
- "grpc://heroic-stockholm-b"
- "grpc://heroic-london-a"
- "grpc://heroic-london-b"
tags
site: london
Defines a set of tags that identifies which part of the cluster this node belongs to.
It's defined as an object like {"site": "london"}
.
Nodes that have an identical set of tags are said to be part of the same shard.
See the federation section for more details.
topology
topology:
- site: london
Actual topology (shards) is detected based on the metadata coming from the nodes. Expected topology is specified in the optional 'topology'. This specifies the minimum shards expected, i.e. additional shards may also exist. If an expected shard is not responding the response will be include which shard was failing. See the federation section for more details.
protocols
Contains a list of protocols that this node can speak.
host: <host>
port: <port>
maxFrameSize: <maxFrameSize>
host |
the address of the interface that this node will bind to. |
port |
the port number that this node will bind to. |
maxFrameSize |
frame size limit in bytes. |
gRPC is an open source RPC protocol.
discovery
The mechanism used to discover nodes in the cluster.
nodes:
- <url>
- ..
| nodes |
Is the list of nodes that this node will attempt to add to its cluster registry.
A valid url has the form protocol://host[:port] .
|
|---|
Static is the simplest possible form of discovery. It takes a list of nodes that may, or may not be reachable at the moment. This list will be queried at a given interval, and any that responds to a metadata request will be added to the local list of known members.
records:
- <srv record>
- ..
| records | Is the list of srv records that this node will attempt to resolve and add to its cluster registry. |
|---|---|
| protocol | Protocol to use when building the URI. Defaults to grpc. |
| port | Port to use when building the URI. Defaults to using the port specified in the SRV record unless the port is explicitly defined in the config. |
Srv records are useful when running Heroic on more ephemeral environments like kubernetes. It takes a list srv records and resolves each one at a given interval, and any that responds to a metadata request will be added to the local list of known members.


This is a guessing & memory game.
When you click Start, you will need to pay close attention.
A random sequence of buttons will be pressed,
along with sounds to go with them.
You need to click the buttons in the same
order as the sequence.
One wrong click will make you lose.
Ready and raring to go?!


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28th National Conference on Condensed Matter Physics
(CMDAYS 20)
December 11-13, 2020
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Deck
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The representation of
See moreContent
(Deck
) as configured in the wingu portal
It is a view that is usually used inside the entireUIViewController
. It shows all supported components within the current version of wingu-ios-sdk-essentials
For this view a protocol is available when callbacks are needed.Declaration
Swift
public class DeckView : UIView
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The callback for action is performed via
See moreDeckView
.
It usesUserInfoKey
to pass informations about action.Declaration
Swift
public protocol DeckViewDelegate : AnyObject
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Allows to set the global theme (colors, fonts, etc.) that will be displayed in
See moreDeckView
.
As a default, the configuration from the DeckTheme will be applied in allComponentComposition
subclasses. Overriding these variables in this configuration will apply to all compositions.
If there is a need to change certain details of the components, that can be done in theComponentComposition
subclasses.Declaration
Swift
public struct DeckTheme


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Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~RemovePairContainingProxy () |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual bool | processOverlap (btBroadphasePair &pair) |
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Uses of Package
com.restfb
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.restfb |
Contains types used to interact with the Facebook
Graph API.
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| com.restfb.batch |
Support classes for RestFB's implementation of the
Facebook Batch API.
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| com.restfb.exception |
Contains exceptions that RestFB may throw while attempting to communicate with the Facebook API endpoints.
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| com.restfb.types |
Default implementations of Facebook
Graph API Objects.
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| com.restfb.types.features | |
| com.restfb.types.send |
Contains all types that are necessary to interact with
Facebook Send API.
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| com.restfb.types.webhook | |
| com.restfb.types.webhook.messaging | |
| com.restfb.types.webhook.messaging.nlp |
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Classes in com.restfb used by com.restfb Class Description BinaryAttachment Represents a binary file that can be uploaded to Facebook.Connection Represents a Graph API Connection type.ConnectionIterator DebugHeaderInfo DebugHeaderInfo.BusinessUseCaseUsage business use case based usage object.DebugHeaderInfo.DebugHeaderInfoFactory DebugHeaderInfo.HeaderUsage DebugHeaderInfo.InnerBusinessUseCaseUsage DefaultFacebookClient.Requestor DefaultWebRequestor Default implementation of a service that sends HTTP requests to the Facebook API endpoint.DefaultWebRequestor.HttpMethod Facebook Specifies how a Facebook JSON response attribute maps to a Java field.FacebookClient Specifies how a Facebook Graph API client must operate.FacebookClient.AccessToken Represents an access token/expiration date pair.FacebookClient.DebugTokenError FacebookClient.DebugTokenInfo Represents the result of aFacebookClient.debugToken(String)
inquiry.FacebookEndpoints Interface for accessing the Facebook Endpoints.FacebookEndpoints.Endpoint JsonMapper Specifies how a Facebook JSON-to-Java (and vice-versa) mapper must operate.Parameter Representation of a Facebook API request parameter.Version WebRequestor Specifies how a class that sendsHTTP
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Classes in com.restfb used by com.restfb.types.webhook.messaging.nlp Class Description JsonMapper.JsonMappingCompleted If you apply this annotation to a method of a type mapped byJsonMapper
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emuname documentation
2016 Mar 18
Plugins - Class Emuname - Abstract Class ENPlugin - Interface ENMethod - Class ENEvent
Class PixelCanvas - Class NES - Class Memory - Class Mapper - Class CPU6502 - Class PPU2C02 - Script engine
| ID | Execution time | ENEvent type |
| load | After emuname has launched and finished loading all assets | EVENT_NULL |
| execstart | Before every frame's execution phase | EVENT_GRAPHICS |
| drawstart | Before every frame is drawn | EVENT_GRAPHICS |
| draw | After every frame is drawn | EVENT_GRAPHICS |
| stepstart | Before every CPU step | EVENT_NULL |
| step | After every CPU step | EVENT_NULL |
| click | When mouse clicks the game screen | EVENT_MOUSE |
| wheel | When mouse wheel is scrolled on the game screen | EVENT_WHEEL |
| mouseover | When mouse enters the game screen | EVENT_MOUSE |
| mouseout | When mouse exits the game screen | EVENT_MOUSE |
| mousemove | When mouse moves over the game screen | EVENT_MOUSE |
| mousedown | When mouse button is pressed on the game screen | EVENT_MOUSE |
| mouseup | When mouse button is released on the game screen | EVENT_MOUSE |
| keyup | When key is released | EVENT_KEY |
| keydown | When key is pressed | EVENT_KEY |
| ID | Initiation order | JAR file |
| default_menus | 0 | DefaultMenus.jar |
| debugger | 1 | Debugger.jar |
| crt_effects | 1 | CRTEffects.jar |
| ID | Defining plugin | Caption | Function | Java class |
| dbg | default_menus | Debugging | Debugger submenu | JMenu |
| dbg_memory | debugger | > Memory... | Shows memory window | JMenuItem |
| dbg_scanner | debugger | > Memory scanner... | Shows memory scanner window | JMenuItem |
| dbg_commands | debugger | > Commands... | Shows CPU commands window | JMenuItem |
| games | default_menus | Games | Submenu for game-specific plugins | JMenu |
| games_balloon_fight_mouse | balloon_fight_mouse | > Balloon fight dragger | Toggles Balloon Fight entity drag n' drop | JMenuItem |
| vid | default_menus | Video filters | Submenu for video filters | JMenu |
| vid_smoothing | crt_effects | > Bilinear smoothing | Toggles Bilinear smoothing | JCheckBoxMenuItem |
| vid_scanlines | crt_effects | > CRT Scanlines | Toggles CRT-like scanlines | JCheckBoxMenuItem |
| vid_noise | crt_effects | > CRT Noise | Toggles CRT-like noise | JCheckBoxMenuItem |
| NES | nes |
| NES | getNes() | Returns the NES object |
| PixelCanvas | getScreen() | Returns the PixelCanvas component |
| Config | getConfig() | Returns the config object |
| System | ||
| void | reset() | Soft-resets game |
| void | pause() | Pauses emulation |
| void | resume() | Resumes emulation |
| void | end() | Stops emulation and shows the rom selection screen |
| Plugin management | ||
| int | on(String hookId, ENMethod method) | Adds a method to the hook specified by hookId Returns a unique numeric ID for the method |
| void | off(String hookId, int id) | Removes a method from the hook specified by hookId |
| ENPlugin | getPlugin(String id) | Returns a plugin object by id |
| String[] | getPluginIds() | Returns an array of existing plugin IDs |
| void | addPluginMenuItem(String id, JMenuItem menuItem) | Adds menuItem to the plugin menu |
| void | addPluginMenuItem(String id, String attachToId, JMenuItem menuItem) | Adds menuItem to an existing menu item specified by attachToId |
| void | addPluginMenuItem(String id, JFrame frame, String itemCaption) | Adds menuItem that shows frame when clicked |
| void | addPluginMenuItem(String id, String attachToId, JFrame frame, String itemCaption) | Adds a MenuItem to an existing menu item specified by attachToId Shows frame when clicked |
| JMenuItem | getPluginMenuItem(String id) | Returns a plugin menu item by id |
| String[] | getPluginMenuItemIds() | Returns an array of existing plugin menu IDs |
| - | ENPlugin(String id, int initOrder) |
| abstract void | init(Emuname emuname) | Serves as a post-constructor, providing access to emuname |
| String | getId() | Returns the plugin's ID string |
| int | getInitOrder() | Returns the plugin's initiation order |
| void | run(ENEvent e) | The method |
| - | ENEvent() | Constructs an ENEvent object with the type set to EVENT_NULL |
| - | ENEvent(MouseEvent e, double xScale, double yScale) | Constructs an ENEvent object with the type set to EVENT_MOUSE |
| - | ENEvent(MouseWheelEvent e, double xScale, double yScale) | Constructs an ENEvent object with the type set to EVENT_WHEEL |
| - | ENEvent(KeyEvent e) | Constructs an ENEvent object with the type set to EVENT_KEY |
| - | ENEvent(Graphics2D g) | Constructs an ENEvent object with the type set to EVENT_GRAPHICS |
| static int | EVENT_NULL | (0) Indicates no associated event |
| static int | EVENT_MOUSE | (1) Indicates mouse event |
| static int | EVENT_WHEEL | (2) Indicates mouse wheel event |
| static int | EVENT_KEY | (3) Indicates keyboard event |
| static int | EVENT_GRAPHICS | (4) Indicates graphical object |
| Shared methods | ||
| int | getType() | Returns the instance's numeric event type |
| String | getTypeName() | Returns the name of the instance's event type |
| void | preventDefault() | Consumes the instance's AWT event if applicable, and sets the default-prevented state to true |
| boolean | isDefaultPrevented() | Returns the default-prevented state |
| For EVENT_MOUSE and EVENT_WHEEL | ||
| int | getX() | Returns the scaled x position of the cursor on the game screen |
| int | getY() | Returns the scaled y position of the cursor on the game screen |
| int | getAbsX() | Returns the unscaled x position of the cursor on the game screen |
| int | getAbsY() | Returns the unscaled y position of the cursor on the game screen |
| MouseEvent | getMouseEvent() | Returns the associated AWT MouseEvent |
| For EVENT_WHEEL | ||
| MouseWheelEvent | getMouseWheelEvent() | Returns the associated AWT MouseWheelEvent |
| int | getScrollAmount() | Returns the event's mouse wheel scroll amount |
| For EVENT_KEY | ||
| KeyEvent | getKeyEvent() | Returns the associated AWT KeyEvent |
| int | getKeyCode() | Returns the event's key code |
| char | getKeyChar() | Returns the event's key character |
| For EVENT_GRAPHICS | ||
| Graphics2D | getGraphics() | Returns the associated AWT Graphics2D |
| - | NES() | Constructs a NES emulator |
| INES file format constants | ||
| static int | INES_HEADERSIZE | (16) iNES rom header size |
| static int | INES_HEADER_PRGROM_SIZE | (0x04) iNES rom offset of program rom size byte |
| static int | INES_HEADER_CHRROM_SIZE | (0x05) iNES rom offset of character rom size byte |
| static int | INES_HEADER_FLAGS6 | (0x06) iNES rom offset of flags6 byte |
| static int | INES_HEADER_FLAGS7 | (0x07) iNES rom offset of flags7 byte |
| System memory I/O register offsets | ||
| static int | REG_PPU_CTRL1 | (0x2000) PPU Control 1 |
| static int | REG_PPU_CTRL2 | (0x2001) PPU Control 2 |
| static int | REG_PPU_STATUS | (0x2002) |
| static int | REG_PPU_OAM_ADDRESS | (0x2003) |
| static int | REG_PPU_OAM_IO | (0x2004) |
| static int | REG_PPU_SCROLL | (0x2005) |
| static int | REG_PPU_ADDRESS | (0x2006) |
| static int | REG_PPU_IO | (0x2007) |
| static int | REG_APU_PULSE1_CTRL | (0x4000) |
| static int | REG_APU_PULSE1_RC | (0x4001) |
| static int | REG_APU_PULSE1_FT | (0x4002) |
| static int | REG_APU_PULSE1_CT | (0x4003) |
| static int | REG_APU_PULSE2_CTRL | (0x4004) |
| static int | REG_APU_PULSE2_RC | (0x4005) |
| static int | REG_APU_PULSE2_FT | (0x4006) |
| static int | REG_APU_PULSE2_CT | (0x4007) |
| static int | REG_APU_TRI_CTRL1 | (0x4008) |
| static int | REG_APU_TRI_CTRL2 | (0x4009) |
| static int | REG_APU_TRI_FREQ1 | (0x400A) |
| static int | REG_APU_TRI_FREQ2 | (0x400B) |
| static int | REG_APU_NOISE_CTRL1 | (0x400C) |
| static int | REG_APU_NOISE_CTRL2 | (0x400D) |
| static int | REG_APU_NOISE_FREQ1 | (0x400E) |
| static int | REG_APU_NOISE_FREQ2 | (0x400F) |
| static int | REG_APU_DM_CTRL | (0x4010) |
| static int | REG_APU_DM_DA | (0x4011) |
| static int | REG_APU_DM_ADDRESS | (0x4012) |
| static int | REG_APU_DM_LENGTH | (0x4013) |
| static int | REG_PPU_OAM_DMA | (0x4014) |
| static int | REG_APU_VCS | (0x4015) |
| static int | REG_JOYPAD1 | (0x4016) |
| static int | REG_JOYPAD2 | (0x4017) |
| Joypad strobe positions | ||
| static int | BUTTON_A | (0) |
| static int | BUTTON_B | (1) |
| static int | BUTTON_SELECT | (2) |
| static int | BUTTON_START | (3) |
| static int | BUTTON_UP | (4) |
| static int | BUTTON_DOWN | (5) |
| static int | BUTTON_LEFT | (6) |
| static int | BUTTON_RIGHT | (7) |
| Hardware | ||
| CPU6502 | cpu | Central processing unit |
| PPU2C02 | ppu | Picture processing unit |
| APU2A03 | apu | Audio processing unit (not started) |
| Memory | mem | System/CPU memory |
| Mapper | mapper | Cartridge memory mapper |
| Miscellaneous | ||
| byte[] | rom | iNES rom file data |
| void | resetMemory() | Reinstantiates mem |
| void | loadRom(String path) | |
| void | runUntilVBlank() | |
| void | dbgBreak() | Ends the current runUntilVBlank loop |
| void | prestep() | Does nothing by default Invoked before every CPU step |
| void | poststep() | Does nothing by default Invoked after every CPU step |
| - | CPU6502(Memory mem) | Constructs a new CPU6502 hardware emulator that uses mem as memory space for programs |
| int | getPC() | Returns program counter offset |
| int | getAC() | Returns Accumulator value |
| int | getXR() | Returns X index register value |
| int | getYR() | Returns Y index register value |
| int | getSP() | Returns Stack pointer value |
| int | getSR() | Returns Status register value |
| void | setPC(int value) | Sets Program counter offset |
| void | setAC(int value) | Sets Accumulator value |
| void | setXR(int value) | Sets X index register value |
| void | setYR(int value) | Sets Y index register value |
| void | setSP(int value) | Sets Stack pointer value |
| void | setSR(int value) | Sets Status register value |
| void | clock(int cycles) | |
| void | nonMaskableInterrupt() | |
| void | reset() | |
| int | step() | |
| void | setMemory(Memory mem) |
| - | PPU2C02(Memory chrMem) | Constructs a PPU2C02 hardware emulator that uses chrMem as character memory space |
| Mirroring mode constants | ||
| static int | MIRRORING_ONESCREEN | (0) |
| static int | MIRRORING_HORIZONTAL | (1) |
| static int | MIRRORING_VERTICAL | (2) |
| static int | MIRRORING_FOURSCREEN | (3) |
| Hardware | ||
| Memory | mem | PPU main memory |
| byte[0x100] | oam | PPU object attribute (sprite) memory |
| Memory | chrMem | Cartridge character memory |
| Internal states | ||
| int | scrollX | |
| int | scrollY | |
| int | scrollState | // 0 = x, 1 = y // todo consts |
| int | address | |
| int | addressState | // 0 = address msb, 1 = address lsb //todo consts |
| int | nameTableOffset | |
| int | increment | |
| int | pTableSprOffset | |
| int | pTableBgOffset | |
| int | sprSize | |
| boolean | nmi | |
| boolean | monochrome | |
| boolean | clipBg | |
| boolean | clipSpr | |
| boolean | showBg | |
| boolean | showSpr | |
| int | bgColor | |
| Miscellaneous | ||
| int[0x10000] | display | RGB888 frame buffer |
| int | currentScanline | // max at 262 |
| void | incAddress() // todo make private | |
| int | readNext() | |
| void | writeNext(int value) | |
| void | resetScanlines() | |
| boolean | getSprite0Hit() | // todo isSpriteZeroHit() |
| boolean | getScanline8Sprites() | // todo change to isSpriteOverflow() |
| void | drawSpritesLine() // todo make private | |
| void | drawBackgroundLine() // todo make private | |
| void | drawScanline() | |
| void | setChrMem(Memory chrMem) | |
| void | resetMemory() | |
| void | setMirroringMode(int mirroringMode) | Sets the nametable screen mirroring mode |
| abstract int | read(int offset, boolean doEvents) | return integer from memory |
| abstract void | write(int offset, int value, boolean doEvents) | write integer to memory |
| int | read(int offset) | wrapper for read that defaults doEvents to true // TODO make false |
| void | write(int offset, int value) | wrapper for write that defaults doEvents to true // TODO make false |
| protected | Mapper(NES nes) | Constructs a Mapper |
| Hardware | ||
| Memory | chrMem | Memory representing cartridge character rom / video ram |
| Memory | prgMem | Memory representing cartridge program rom |
| int | getDefaultPrgA() | Get load-time program bank A number |
| int | getDefaultPrgB() | Get load-time program bank B number |
| void | setPrgA(int bank) | Maps program segment A to a ROM bank |
| void | setPrgB(int bank) | Maps program segment B to a ROM bank |
| int | getPrgA() | Returns ROM bank number of program segment A |
| int | getPrgB() | Returns ROM bank number of program segment B |
| void | setPrgsDefault() | Maps both program segments to their default ROM banks |
| abstract String | getName() | Returns the name of the mapper |
| - | PixelCanvas(int width, int height, int[] rgbArray) | Constructs a PixelCanvas paint() is overridden to draw whatever is in the rgbArray buffer |
| void | setScale(int scale) | Sets the scale of the component |
| int | getScale() | Returns the current scale of the component |
| void | setDefaultDrawingEnabled(boolean setting) | Prevents rgbArray from drawing to the component if false Should be used when the default drawing technique needs to be replaced (eg upscaling filters) |
| boolean | getDefaultDrawingEnabled() | Returns defaultDrawing |
| void | setImageSmoothingEnabled(boolean setting) | Enables or disables bilinear smoothing based on setting // Not needed, todo move to plugin |
| void | setRgbArray(int[] rgbArray) | Changes the rgb buffer |
| Graphics2D | getActiveG2d() | Returns the last Graphics2D object passed to paint() Should be used in the postframe() method for correct timing |
| void | preframe() | Can be overriden to provide a hook in paint() for before the image is drawn Changes can be made to rgbArray here Changes can be made to the Graphics2D object here if default drawing is disabled |
| void | postframe() | Can be overriden to provide hook in paint() for after the image is drawn Changes can be made to the current Graphics2D object here |


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I just noticed this. Chris Hughes wrote a proof for me, but in my application of his proof I have a function from fin n
to nat
, and he has implemented his proof using a function from nat
to nat
which he only ever evaluates at numbers less than n
. Given my function from fin n
to nat
I hence need to come up with a function from nat
to nat
which extends it and I thought I'd just define it using or.elim (decidable.em (i<n))
but this won't work because the target can't be nat
.
You can using choice, but ite is probably more natural
p or ¬p
is not as strong as decidable p
I had trouble eliminating dite
a couple of weeks ago because I couldn't remember dif_pos
. Why isn't it called dite.elim_true
or something?
If you want to eliminate on a decidable proposition, dite
is the standard way. You can't eliminate from an or
to a type because the or doesn't contain information about which disjunct is true (it's been forgotten in proof irrelevance), and you can't recover the data once you drop it.
Also, simp
will simplify with dif_pos
and its friends, I usually prefer that to using the names explicitly
I was preparing myself for the fact that dite
will be removed from Lean 4 ;-)
The other reason, which only just occurred to me, is that if both sides of your or
are true, then your function is defined to be two different things.
I'm just trying to work out in general which inductive predicates can eliminate into Sort, and which only eliminate into Prop. It's not that obvious why something like acc doesn't have this problem, and can eliminate into Sort.
the basic idea is that there should only be one way to construct an element of an inductive prop if you want large elimination
that's why it is called subsingleton elimination
There are two proofs of p \/ q
, which are equal by proof irrelevance, so inversion would be inconsistent
similarly there are multiple ways to prove \ex x. p x
by giving different witnesses, so you can't extract the witness
The general rule is described in my paper, in the section "large elimination"
Do you know the reason behind the choice of making universes non-cumulative?
It simplifies a lot of things
cumulativity would break unique typing, for one
you have to have a subtyping relation, which interacts with everything in the type theory in nontrivial ways
Oh? I didn't think you'd need a subtype relation just because of the universes
I was thinking about extending my analysis to Coq, but it would not be a small modification
you have to also have stuff like A -> Sort 1 <= A -> Sort 2
... and now that I think of it, might get tricky for generic monadic code, if you want to allowm α
m β
even when α
, β
are in different universes. You might need covariance / contravariance hints in the type of m
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AWS::CodeDeploy::Application
The AWS::CodeDeploy::Application
resource creates an CodeDeploy application. In CodeDeploy, an application is a name
that functions as a container
to ensure that the correct combination of revision, deployment configuration, and
deployment group are referenced during a deployment.
You can use the AWS::CodeDeploy::DeploymentGroup
resource to associate the application with an CodeDeploy deployment group.
For more information, see CodeDeploy Deployments in the AWS CodeDeploy User Guide.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::CodeDeploy::Application", "Properties" : { "ApplicationName" :
String
, "ComputePlatform" :String
} }
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String
ComputePlatform:String
Properties
ApplicationName
-
A name for the application. If you don't specify a name, AWS CloudFormation generates a unique physical ID and uses that ID for the application name. For more information, see Name Type.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Updates are not supported.
ComputePlatform
-
The compute platform that CodeDeploy deploys the application to. For valid values see CreateApplication in the CodeDeploy API Reference.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
Return Value
Ref
When you pass the logical ID of an AWS::CodeDeploy::Application
resource to
the intrinsic Ref
function, the function returns the application name,
such as myapplication-a123d0d1
.
For more information about using the Ref
function, see Ref.
Examples
The following example creates an CodeDeploy application with a Lambda
compute platform.
JSON
"CodeDeployApplication": { "Type": "AWS::CodeDeploy::Application", "Properties": { "ComputePlatform": "Lambda" } }
YAML
CodeDeployApplication: Type: AWS::CodeDeploy::Application Properties: ComputePlatform: Lambda
The following example creates an CodeDeploy application with a Server
compute platform.
JSON
"CodeDeployApplication": { "Type": "AWS::CodeDeploy::Application", "Properties": { "ComputePlatform": "Server" } }
YAML
CodeDeployApplication: Type: AWS::CodeDeploy::Application Properties: ComputePlatform: Server
Related Resources
For configuring your deployment and specifying your application revisions, see AWS::CodeDeploy::DeploymentConfig and AWS::CodeDeploy::DeploymentGroup.


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These are young lads who assist the priest during Church services in the Catholic Church.
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We have several 1-dimensional mods now, but only one of them has an artistic value. It's called Elemafter, and specialize in creating cool vertical patterns and power spectrum images for the subsequent sound generation.
The project was thought as a Flatlander's paradise, but with the growth, it has been extended to 3D, and then down to 1D. Still, 2D is the main dimension we are working at. Below is the history of how 2D mods were developing.
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XENTICA
XENTICA is the new aeon goddess of digital universe. Besides, it will be the core framework, allowing us to build new CA modifications and run them on different parallel hardware.
MOIRE
XENTICA will be covered in MOIRE, which is Multi-Objective Interactive Runtime Environment. Generally it is intended to be the user interface, allowing us to run XENTICA models interactively.
VAULT
It would also be nice to have a public place for keeping and sharing all XENTICA mods over the world. VAULT is a good name for it. But honestly, we are not yet sure about details.
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a string depending on the severity, and is printed to user_error
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last line of the message.
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message_hook/3
, which is called with the severity of the message,
the abstract message term and its translation to
format-command lines. It can be used to make smaller changes, for
example by calling print_message_lines/3
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argument other than user_error
, or to implement a totally
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| DLL | jmpcore.dll /jmpcore_x64.dll |


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Styleable |
Styleable comprises the minimal interface required for an object to be styled by CSS.
|
| StyleableProperty<T> |
StyleableProperty allows a
javafx.beans.property to be styled from
CSS. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CssMetaData<S extends Styleable,V> |
A CssMetaData instance provides information about the CSS style and
provides the hooks that allow CSS to set a property value.
|
| FontCssMetaData<S extends Styleable> |
An partial implementation of CssMetaData for Font properties which
includes the font sub-properties: weight, style, family and size.
|
| ParsedValue<V,T> |
A representation of a parsed CSS value.
|
| PseudoClass |
PseudoClass represents one unique pseudo-class state.
|
| SimpleStyleableBooleanProperty |
This class extends
SimpleBooleanProperty and provides a full
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| SimpleStyleableDoubleProperty |
This class extends
SimpleDoubleProperty and provides a full
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| SimpleStyleableFloatProperty |
This class extends
SimpleFloatProperty and provides a full
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| SimpleStyleableIntegerProperty |
This class extends
SimpleIntegerProperty and provides a full
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| SimpleStyleableLongProperty |
This class extends
SimpleLongProperty and provides a full
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| SimpleStyleableObjectProperty<T> |
This class extends
SimpleObjectProperty and provides a full
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| SimpleStyleableStringProperty |
This class extends
SimpleStringProperty and provides a full
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| StyleableBooleanProperty |
This class extends
BooleanPropertyBase and provides a partial
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| StyleableDoubleProperty |
This class extends
DoublePropertyBase and provides a partial
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| StyleableFloatProperty |
This class extends
FloatPropertyBase and provides a partial
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| StyleableIntegerProperty |
This class extends
IntegerPropertyBase and provides a partial
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| StyleableLongProperty |
This class extends
LongPropertyBase and provides a partial
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| StyleableObjectProperty<T> |
This class extends
ObjectPropertyBase and provides a partial
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| StyleablePropertyFactory<S extends Styleable> |
Methods for creating instances of StyleableProperty with corresponding CssMetaData created behind the scenes.
|
| StyleableStringProperty |
This class extends
StringPropertyBase and provides a partial
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| StyleConverter<F,T> |
Converter converts
ParsedValue&tl;F,T> from type F to type T. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| StyleOrigin |
Enumeration of the possible source or origin of a stylesheet and styles.
|
Provides API for making properties styleable via CSS and for supporting pseudo-class state.
The JavaFX Scene Graph provides the facility to style nodes using
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).
The Node
class contains id
, styleClass
, and
style
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class and
Parent
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. It is strongly recommended that
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How is it possible to connect several SCT-013-000 sensors?
I have tried this sketch
#include "EmonLib.h" EnergyMonitor emon0; EnergyMonitor emon1; EnergyMonitor emon2; void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); emon0.current(0, 67); emon1.current(1, 67); emon2.current(2, 67); } void loop() { double Irms0 = emon0.calcIrms(1480); double Irms1 = emon1.calcIrms(1480); double Irms2 = emon2.calcIrms(1480); Serial.println((Irms0-0.25)*230.0); Serial.println((Irms1-0.25)*230.0); Serial.println((Irms2-0.25)*230.0); Serial.println("------------------------ "); }
Is it correct?
Re: Arduino and several SCT-013-000 sensors
Results with disconnected sensors looks like
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3.26
3795.58
30.77
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62.61
2692.00
10.27
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10.45
2346.02
57.11
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Re: Arduino and several SCT-013-000 sensors
Solved!
The problem was in disconnected burden resistor
Re: Arduino and several SCT-013-000 sensors
With no burden resistor, the CT output is high and meaningless. There's a picture of the waveform in the report on the CT in Building Blocks.
Although the SCT-013-000 CT is relatively safe without a burden resistor, that is not the case for CTs generally and you can have high and lethal voltages from a large CT should the burden become disconnected. A CT is always safe if it is short-circuited, but potentially dangerous and can be irreparably damaged if open-circuited.


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