React
This React app is a fantasy themed implementation of the classic Memory game. It randomizes the card arrangement each playthrough.
This is a React version of the classic game. It tracks the current player's turn and continually checks for a win or draw.
A somewhat difficult general knowledge quiz app built with React. It tracks the player's score and features a progress bar.
HTML
CSS
Flexbox
A responsize, multi-page website for a fictional workplace team-building retreat. It includes a landing page, about page, and a FAQ.
A reponsive sample portfolio site for a fictional developer.
A responsive landing page for a fictional food truck.
JavaScript
This app takes a temperature in Kelvin, Celsius, or Fahrenheit and converts it to the other two systems.
jQuery
This is just a classic rock, paper, scissors game.
An app that takes either HEX or RGB color values as input and converts them to the other color value system.
An app that takes any two sides of a right triangle and uses the Pythagorean Theorem to solve for the missingside.
This app will determine if a number is prime, composite, or neither. It will also filter out decimal andnegative numbers.
When a whole amount and partial amount are input this app will calculate and display the percentage.


Hmm, maybe reading _The Handmaid's Tale_ on the eve of inauguration wasn't the best way to relax after all.
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| zero_range {scales} | R Documentation |
The machine epsilon is the difference between 1.0 and the next number that can be represented by the machine. By default, this function uses epsilon * 1000 as the tolerance. First it scales the values so that they have a mean of 1, and then it checks if the difference between them is larger than the tolerance.
zero_range(x, tol = 1000 * .Machine$double.eps)
x |
numeric range: vector of length 2 |
tol |
A value specifying the tolerance. |
logical TRUE
if the relative difference of the endpoints of
the range are not distinguishable from 0.
eps <- .Machine$double.eps zero_range(c(1, 1 + eps)) # TRUE zero_range(c(1, 1 + 99 * eps)) # TRUE zero_range(c(1, 1 + 1001 * eps)) # FALSE - Crossed the tol threshold zero_range(c(1, 1 + 2 * eps), tol = eps) # FALSE - Changed tol # Scaling up or down all the values has no effect since the values # are rescaled to 1 before checking against tol zero_range(100000 * c(1, 1 + eps)) # TRUE zero_range(100000 * c(1, 1 + 1001 * eps)) # FALSE zero_range(.00001 * c(1, 1 + eps)) # TRUE zero_range(.00001 * c(1, 1 + 1001 * eps)) # FALSE # NA values zero_range(c(1, NA)) # NA zero_range(c(1, NaN)) # NA # Infinite values zero_range(c(1, Inf)) # FALSE zero_range(c(-Inf, Inf)) # FALSE zero_range(c(Inf, Inf)) # TRUE


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Boost.Locale
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this class provides an access to general calendar information. More...
#include <boost/locale/date_time.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| calendar (std::ios_base &ios) | |
| calendar (std::locale const &l, std::string const &zone) | |
| calendar (std::locale const &l) | |
| calendar (std::string const &zone) | |
| calendar () | |
| calendar (calendar const &other) | |
| calendar const & | operator= (calendar const &other) |
| int | minimum (period::period_type f) const |
| int | greatest_minimum (period::period_type f) const |
| int | maximum (period::period_type f) const |
| int | least_maximum (period::period_type f) const |
| int | first_day_of_week () const |
| std::locale | get_locale () const |
| std::string | get_time_zone () const |
| bool | is_gregorian () const |
| bool | operator== (calendar const &other) const |
| bool | operator!= (calendar const &other) const |
Friends | |
| class | date_time |
this class provides an access to general calendar information.
This information is not connected to specific date but generic to locale, and timezone. It is used in obtaining general information about calendar and is essential for creation of date_time objects.
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | std::ios_base & | ios | ) |
Create calendar taking locale and timezone information from ios_base instance.
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | std::locale const & | l, |
| std::string const & | zone | ||
| ) |
Create calendar with locale l and time_zone zone
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | std::locale const & | l | ) |
Create calendar with locale l and default timezone
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | std::string const & | zone | ) |
Create calendar with default locale and timezone zone
Create calendar with default locale and timezone
| boost::locale::calendar::calendar | ( | calendar const & | other | ) |
copy calendar
| int boost::locale::calendar::first_day_of_week | ( | ) | const |
Get first day of week for specific calendar, for example for US it is 1 - Sunday for France it is 2 - Monday
| std::locale boost::locale::calendar::get_locale | ( | ) | const |
get calendar's locale
| std::string boost::locale::calendar::get_time_zone | ( | ) | const |
get calendar's time zone
| int boost::locale::calendar::greatest_minimum | ( | period::period_type | f | ) | const |
Get greatest possible minimum value for period f, For example for period::day it is 1, but may be different for other calendars.
| bool boost::locale::calendar::is_gregorian | ( | ) | const |
Check if the calendar is Gregorian
| int boost::locale::calendar::least_maximum | ( | period::period_type | f | ) | const |
Get least maximum value for period f, For example for Gregorian calendar's maximum period::day it is 28.
| int boost::locale::calendar::maximum | ( | period::period_type | f | ) | const |
Get maximum value for period f, For example for Gregorian calendar's maximum period::day it is 31.
| int boost::locale::calendar::minimum | ( | period::period_type | f | ) | const |
Get minimum value for period f, For example for period::day it is 1.
| bool boost::locale::calendar::operator!= | ( | calendar const & | other | ) | const |
Opposite of ==
| bool boost::locale::calendar::operator== | ( | calendar const & | other | ) | const |
Compare calendars for equivalence: i.e. calendar types, time zones etc.


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A nearly complete graph with counties info and the trade amount among them.
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NOTE: this is just the preview of ongoing work and might contain incostistencies!
This page can be edited with markdown: docs/01-index.md
This is still pretty new and undergoing some work.
So things can change fast and you should not rely on it as an official reference.
There is not alot of examples yet,
check out Nav
and Background images
to get an idea on how the structure for components might be looking.
Masthead component needs some work because of the Sass mixin that does not seem to work.
Anyone within Fedora community is welcome to contribute the changes. The name of the project is temporary and the repository location will change and move somewhere else on Pagure.io Follow the discussion here: https://pagure.io/design/issue/618 and add your thoughts about it.
Fedora Fractal Components for Bootstrap
Fedora Bootstrap is a custom Bootstrap 4 build used for Fedora Community applications. Fractal Build https://fractal.build/ is a component framework for styleguide documentation.
The built CSS and Javascript files are hosted on apps.fedoraproject.org for inclusion in Fedora Infrastructure apps. To include the most recent version of Fedora Bootstrap in your Fedora app, use the following lines in your HTML output:
<link href="https://apps.fedoraproject.org/global/fedora-bootstrap-fonts/hack.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" /> <link href="https://apps.fedoraproject.org/global/fedora-bootstrap-fonts/open-sans.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" /> <link href="https://apps.fedoraproject.org/global/fedora-bootstrap-fonts/font-awesome.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />
If you don’t want to include from this location, you can download built versions of these files from the Fedora Bootstrap pagure.
Fedora Bootstrap does not bundle jQuery as part of fedora-bootstrap.js. You will have to include this seperately as part of the other JS imports in your application.
Fonts
Apps that use Fedora Bootstrap require you include 3 webfonts: Open Sans for general use, Hack for code and the like that need monospace, and FontAwesome for icons. The fonts are also available on apps.fedoraproject.org for inclusion in Fedora Infra apps, and can be included like this:
<link href="https://apps.fedoraproject.org/global/fedora-bootstrap-fonts/hack.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" /> <link href="https://apps.fedoraproject.org/global/fedora-bootstrap-fonts/open-sans.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" /> <link href="https://apps.fedoraproject.org/global/fedora-bootstrap-fonts/font-awesome.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />
If you don’t want to include from this location, you can download these files as they appear there from the Fedora Bootstrap Fonts pagure.
Basic Layout
All Fedora Bootstrap based apps follow a similar layout. This includes


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( if no room is there then a new one will be created )
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Fedora Wordpress
If you are on the search of a html/Wordpress theme with an excellent design and elaborated code that enables you to versatility customize and transform your website into a stunning landing page, there you will go with Fedora. Exclusively crafted on HTML5/CSS3 language, Fedora has no limitation in colors, styles and layouts that brings the whole world to your hand.
Highlight Features:
POWERFUL ADMIN PANEL
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5-STAR DOCS & SUPPORT
WooCommerce-Supported Layout
Responsively Mobile Version
Concomitant PSD Files
Magazine Layout
Fedora brings to you two options with the news/magazine layout. All of them are perfectly befits your magazine/news section with the clean design that focuses on delivering the great reading experience for users while effectively attracts theme with the sensible combination of text and visual display
Shopping Layout
As the rise of eCommerce website, Fedora would be considered as the greatest solution ever! It fully supports WooCommerce not only in the exclusive style but also in the system mechanism. Even the smallest details are taken care and design well like the promotion section, the page for shop or the category display. The fashionable flat and minimalism shop layout is applied flawlessly
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Extends the 'leaflet' R package with the 'Leaflet.OpacityControls' JavaScript plugin. Adds controls to the leaflet map for adjusting the opacity of a layer.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Imports: | htmltools, htmlwidgets |
| Suggests: | leaflet, raster, rgdal, magrittr, testthat, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-11-29 |
| Author: | Marc Becker [aut, cre] (R interface), LizardTech [aut, cph] (Leaflet.OpacityControls JavaScript library) |
| Maintainer: | Marc Becker <marc.becker at uni-jena.de> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/be-marc/leaflet.opacity |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | leaflet.opacity results |
| Reference manual: | leaflet.opacity.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Leaflet for R Opacity Controls |
| Package source: | leaflet.opacity_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: leaflet.opacity_0.1.0.zip, r-release: leaflet.opacity_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: leaflet.opacity_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: leaflet.opacity_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: leaflet.opacity_0.1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=leaflet.opacity to link to this page.


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U2.W6. Technical Blog
Covering: Blocks, Procs & Lambdas
Sunday, February 1, 2015
I chose to do this week's blog on a topic that I was relatively unfamilar with. At this point, we've had coding experience with blocks, but I had no idea what a proc or a lambda was. On a very base level, blocks, procs, and lambdas are all closures in Ruby. Closures are essentially containers for information that can be called and run.
Blocks are the closures that are the most "commonly" used and essentially containters of code that are used as functions within methods. Blocks do not exist on their own; they are always attached by to a methods. They contain code that will be executed based on the directions that the method they are in provides.
There are situations that will occur when a simple block will not suffice. If you want to pass multiple blocks, or you want to save your block to a variable to be used elsewhere, then you can use procedures (aka procs). Procs are blocks that you can actually save to a variable and use elsewhere within your code. Unlike blocks, procs are objects. There is one next level of closures to be aware of, and they are lamdas. According to Erik Trautman: "If Procs are sort of a more-fleshed-out version of blocks, then lambdas are sort of a more-fleshed-out version of Procs. They are one step closer to being actual methods themselves." Lambdas are a stricter than procs however, because they will raise an error if they are not passed the correct number of arguments (procs dont care.)


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If you are having problems downloading from here (using HTTP) then you can download using FTP from Sunfreeware. Also, if would like dio for a version of Solaris that is not available here, then try sunfreeware.com
The C source code (dio.tar.gz) is available under the GPL license which embodies the spirit of invention, trust, developer credit and knowledge sharing that has allowed UNIX, in all it's various forms, to be so successful. The other main reason that I have done this is so that my code can be subjected to the full scrutiny of the UNIX community, which I think can only be a good thing.
Version 1.6 of dio is available here. It includes an option to run dio in the background. Please test and let me know if you have any problems. Only available in source form just now.
Please send me feedback if you download dio.


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this is the body
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that in the context of {{. }}, which is string. And since
"test".Count doesn't exist, it will error out. But assigning
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JavaScript is a programming language that allows you to implement complex features on web pages.
- Update content (e.g. infinite scrolling)
- Interact with users (e.g. click a button to display extra infomation)
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The VolumeOptionsType type specifies the particular options set for the volume. This is an abstract type since volume options are OS-specific, and is extended by the related OS-specific CybOX volume objects.
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#include <uvm_common_schedule.h>
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| ~uvm_common_schedule () | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static uvm_common_schedule * | get_uvm_common_schedule () |
| static uvm_common_schedule * | get_uvm_schedule () |
Definition at line 43 of file uvm_common_schedule.h.


Here is some information about myself.
- I was born in 1990
- I graduated from Xavier High School in 2009.
- I spent 2.5 years studying at Kirkwood Community College.
- I joined the Marines in December 2011.
- In 2014 I joined the Marine Security Guard program.
- 3 of the countires I was stationed in are Pakistan and Malawi and Hong Kong.
- I attended the University of Iowa and graduated with a Social Informatics degree in December of 2020.
My top 10 favorite movies
- Starship Troopers
- Saving Private Ryan
- Pandorium
- Resident Evil
- Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
- Star Wars: Rogue One
- Deadpool
- The Edge of Tomorrow
- Aliens
- Firefly


samples - three.js
step1 box
step2 orbitcontrols
step3 controls
step4 pancontrols
Lib:
Three.js – JavaScript 3D library
App:
福野泰介の一日一創 / Create every day by Taisuke Fukuno
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Two aluminium rods of circular cross-section 1 mm are stretched by means of a hanging weight 1200 N as shown in the figure. Assume that the rod material follows Hooke's Law and its Young's modulus is that of aluminium (E= 70 GPa ) .
1. What is the tension in the rods?
2. If the triangle ABC is equilateral, find the axial elongation of the rods.


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I'm writing you to let you know of a potential side effect from high doses of 5-Meo-DiPT taken every weekend for 6 weeks.
After taking 30mg every weekend for 5 weeks, I dose around 40mg in the evening. After the trip I noticed some halucinations occuring in my vision. Every now and then a spot would pop up in my right eyes field of vision.
But every now and then this Spot will pop up and I'll be like trying to make it go away.
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Iraqi prime minister to resign after 400 killed in protests
Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi to step down, after Grand Ayatollah calls for change in leadership as number of dead in protests tops 400.
by Arutz Sheva StaffIraq’s Prime Minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, will stop down, the prime minister’s office announced Friday afternoon.
Abdul Mahdi made the decision to resign after a leading Shi’ite Muslim cleric demanded a change in leadership at Friday prayers, as the number of protesters killed in clashes with security forces continues to rise.
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the top Shi’ite cleric in Iraq – a country roughly 65% Shi’ite Muslim – on Friday condemned the government’s use of force against protesters, and called on Iraqi lawmakers to drop their support for the government.
According to a report by Reuters, at least 408 people have been killed in the anti-government protests which began in October, with most of the dead being unarmed demonstrators.


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- Four new actions 'lookup certificate', 'lookup certificate hash', 'get host pairs', and 'get host components' have been added. Hence, it is requested to the end-user to please update their existing playbooks by inserting the corresponding action blocks for this action on the earlier versions of the app.
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Filters are provided by Amfphp to allow your contexts to 'filter into' the rest of Amfphp, i.e. to call functions in your context at specific times
Call addFilter to register a filter, with a default priority of 10, and call callFilter to actually execute the filter
The data structure is as follows: all registered filters : associative array ( filter name => name filters) name filters : associative array containing filters for one filter name (priority => priority filters) priority filters: numbered array containing filters for one filter name and one priority [callback1, callback2, etc.]
So for example if you were to call: addFilter("FILTER_1", $obj, "method1"); addFilter("FILTER_1", $obj, "method2"); addFilter("FILTER_1", $obj, "method3", 15); addFilter("FILTER_2", $obj, "method4");
the structure would be "FILTER_1" => array( 10 => [callback for method1, callback for method2] 15 => [callback for method3] "FILTER_2" => array( 10 => [callback for method4]
This is a singleton, so use getInstance
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constructor
register an object method for the given filter
call this method in your contexts to be notified when the filter occures
call the functions registered for the given filter. There can be as many parameters as necessary, but only the first one can be changed and and returned by the callees.
The other parameters must be considered as context, and should not be modified by the callees, and will not be returned to the caller.
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Wednesday, December 01, 2004
We didn’t have any power this morning but still got up and went walking.  We store water in our empty plastic whey buckets so we did have some water, thank goodness. I am having a lot of pain in my neck and wish that I could get a treatment from Randy. Mae called, and Nida will come tomorrow and give me a treatment. The power came back on at 10 AM. Mae finished the reports on the potential missionaries. We got an e-mail from JaNae with some pictures of Dawson attached, they are sure good. I worked on the budget and got Decembers started. We drove to Tarlac and went out to eat with Elder and Sister Hyer at the Fortune café. It was really good but we thought it was a little expensive, and then I figured the exchange rate and it came to less than $10.00 for the two of us. We had to laugh at thinking P500 was expensive. The Hyer’s also gave us some ideas as to where we want to tour in the Philippines before we go home. We went to Paniqui where I gave some training to the Branch Mission Leader. That went well and while I was doing that Mae attended the mid-week activity. We got home about 8:30 PM. I entered my journal entry.
Thursday, December 02, 2004
I didn’t feel well this morning but got up at 4:15 to go to the bathroom. I read 3 or 4 chapters in the Book of Mormon before going back to bed for a while. When I again woke I found that Mae had got up and let me sleep. My neck and back are really hurting and it hurt to try to do exercises. We went walking at the collage anyway. It was treating to rain but didn’t yet. As the morning went on we got text messaging from several warning of the coming typhoon. Even President Brimhall called us and told us that if we were safe and dry to stay where we are. With that we called President Manual in Paniqui 2nd Branch and canceled our training for tonight. Nida Valentino came and gave both Mae and I a treatment. She really worked on me and I feel much better. Part of my problem is that I am coming down with a cold. With the concern of the storm we made Nida some lunch and sent it with her hoping that she will get home before the storm hits. Nida told us some of her experiences she is having with trying to get a clinic opened so Mae wrote them down and they are in the file “Friends in the Philippines 2003-2005”. Every one is expecting that this will be a big storm and are trying to prepare for it. It is now 4 PM and we are starting to get a little wind but nothing bad.
At 5:17 PM we lost power and the storm is picking up. Mae had me work on all the windows and get them closed just in case the storm gets worse. We tried before the power went off to get an e-male to our family to let them know that we think we are safe but with the storm we couldn’t get through. The winds blow all night quite hard but we are ok. Mae and I set out on the porch and played rummy for a while, using out battery operated lantern. (I won two games) We are sure glad for that.
Friday, December 02, 2004
No power and the storm continued although the worst was over at daylight. I didn’t feel good so we stayed home, not going to District Development meeting. I stayed in bed most of the day. Mae cleaned and did some packing. Tony and Leah came over and visited and took our freezer items to their place. We looked over the maps we have of the Philippines and set some directions as to where we want to tour. We tried to play rook outside again but with out the winds the bugs came into the light and mad it to miserable so we went inside to finish. (I won again.) I was up several times through the night.
Saturday, December 04, 2004
There was still no power on this morning. We did go walking at the collage and found lots of small branches and leaves that had blown down but nothing major. I still didn’t feel very well but we kept going. We had a hard time getting ready for our training for the Paniqui with out power and we weren’t sure just what we were giving. President Nadado asked that I train the Elder Quorum Presidents in Home Teaching, so I had to put a new presentation together. We left without me being sure just what I was going to give. Mae felt much the same way. We got to Paniqui early enough to do some work on the computer. Both of our trainings seemed to go well. We are amazed at how often the Lord helps us when we are in trouble. When we got home the power was back on but we didn’t have water. I checked and ants had gotten into the switch and stopped the contact points from touching. I cleaned that out and it worked fine. It took me a while to catch my journal back up to date. Mae made Tuna gravy with broccoli over toast for supper. The left shift key, on our computer, quit working today and that is a pain.
Sunday, December 05, 2004
I woke early this morning and read for a while in the book of Mormon. When I came back to bed Mae let me sleep until 6:30. On the way to Guimba 3rd branch this morning, we took the list of potential missionaries to the Full Time Elders in Munoz and Guimba. When we got to Guimba 3rd, the building and grounds were still locked waiting for someone to arrive with a key. It was until almost time for the meeting to start before the key came. Brother Asuncion, 1st counselor took charge and conducted the meeting. President German and his family were 15 minutes late for the sacrament meeting. Today being Fast Sunday, both Mae and I bore our testimonies. After the meeting both of us went into Primary. The Primary was well organized and went very well. I went into the Y.M. during the Priesthood meeting. I think my presence scared the Y.M. President, for his counselors took over and gave the lesson. The first counselor got a lesson manual for me in English so I could follow. I was asked to share some feeling through out the lesson. Following the block meetings we attended the branch counsel meeting. We got involved in the H.T. & V.T. programs and didn’t explain what we would be doing during this month with them. I am amazed at the mentality level of these people. I do not know just how to explain my feelings, but I believe that a Deacon’s Quorum Presidency in the States have a better comprehension of Church leadership than do these leaders. I do not know if it is the language difference or the mental ability. I become very frustrated as we think we have explained something but then something is said that lets you know that they do not understand it at all. We came home totally excused with the day. We lay down to take a nap but Mae couldn’t sleep so she got up and started a letter to our family. At 4 PM we ate some dinner and then at 4:30 Mae had the Munoz 2nd Branch Primary Presidency come for some training. She was very tired when she finished. As we drove the Sisters home Mae was talking to Sister Soreano about her son who is now 12 years old and has graduated from Primary. She said he is discouraged because he has never been interviewed to be ordained to the Aaronic Priesthood, yet. How to help the Priesthood Leadership understands their responsibility, I do not know. When we got home we watched the video “Voice From The Dust” and really enjoyed that.
Monday, December 06, 2004
We got up and went walking although neither of us felt the best. As we were finishing we met Maria and Chica as they were finishing their morning walk. We talked and got some vegetables from the green houses there at the collage. It is interesting that we had seen one of the workers and had asked about buying some vegetables and he said they didn’t have any now, but when Maria heard we wanted some she went right over and said that she wanted some and they had them for her. Could it be that we are foreigners and she is Filipino? Anyway we were late getting back and Marlyn was already there. We showered and got breakfast ready when David called. He to was worried about the new of the typhoon. We enjoyed talking to him and he let Tyler and Emily also talk to us. Emily said “Grandpa, I sure love you.” That about broke me up and I got very homesick. By the time we got of talking to David it was time to get on with the other boys. Jeff and David got on for a few minutes then David said good bye. Jeff asked about getting on tomorrow as he and Gail are watching a movie so we will do that. We kept the inter-net on for a few minutes and Sandi and JaNae came on, so we enjoyed visiting with them. I took a nap but Mae stayed on and sent the family letter. After lunch Mae took a nap while I remodeled a picture of us, so we can have Sister Arlene Topias do it in a cross-stitch. We went to San Jose and did our grocery shopping for the week. We also bought some Christmas cards and filled the car with gas. While at the gas station there were a couple of young boys that came up to the car and sang a Christmas carol so we gave them a few pesos. We soon had several more boys there singing but the station attendants sent them away. We came home and put the groceries away and then went back to Maria’s and bought some bread and mushrooms. From there we went to Tony & Leah’s for F.H.E. We showed the DVD “Joy to the World”. Leah had prepared a chicken noodle dinner that was very good. We sure enjoy being with them. Tony said that they think things have worked out on getting financing for the well drilling project and he thinks he will be going to Pakistan the first of January. They feel good about it. We were late getting home and then I filled in my journal, the budget and prepared some Christmas cards. Mae typed the phone messaging that had came in today from the cell phone. It’s late and we have to get up early in the morning. Good night.
Tuesday, December 07, 2004
Mae is quite sick this morning so I had her sleep in. I got up and soon left, taking some letters that we need to get into the mission office, to the ZL’s. They will take them tomorrow when they go to Zone Leaders counsel. I then drove to Cabanatuan and gave Jane a Christmas card with help from someone on the other side of the World. I did a few errorns and worked on the computer most of the afternoon. Mae slept a lot today so you know that she is sick. We think it is a virus but I also feel it is because she is feeling too much stress. President and Sister Gasmenia came over this evening to show Mae the program for the Young Woman’s program they are having this Saturday. Mae will be on the program and if Sister Gasmenia can get her power point presentation transferred to a CD, I will project it with our median equipment. We had several groups of youth come caroling this evening. Mae didn’t need that added stress. We have to marvel and wonder about the Filipinos. We just pray that somehow we are helping them and the Church to grow. I still don’t feel the best. Mae did get on instant-messaging with Jeff, Mike and David this morning. I sent an e-mail off to the family this evening.
Wednesday, December 08, 2004
We didn’t go walking as Mae is still sick. We were on the computer most of the day, Mae was working on a couple of talks while I was working on a presentation. After lunch Mae was on the computer while I went down town and paid the phone bill. I also bought some Amoxicillin for Mae to see if is will help her get feeling better. I finished the capsulation of my Mannatech products. We will have enough to last until we get home. We sent an e-mail to bishop walker informing him of our release date and date of arrival home. We are getting a lot of Carolers that come around for the money; I get a little tired of it. Some of them are the same ones each night and they sung the same song. It is like the barangay leaders that stop you on the road, by stretching a rope across the road and want money for a barangay activity. This is something that happens quite frequently and I feel that I am being held up. Sometimes I will stop and when they lower the rope I drive through.
Thursday, December 09, 2004
Mae still isn’t feeling well so we slept in and did not go walking. As the day went on I can see that the medication we bought yesterday is starting to help Mae. We both spent time through the day working on presentations and training programs. I texted President Brimhall and asked about showing the presentation that I have been working on about Jesus Christ, at the Mission Christmas Party. He said it sounded good to him. I took some papers to have copied for Mae. Maria texted us, and said that the bread would be ready at 6 PM. I went over and got it.  His father was 90 years old and died quite easily. He just feels bad that he wasn’t able to take his family home to meet his father before he died. They also said that there wasn’t any way that he could afford to go home for the funeral. I hope that there is some way we can introduce them to the gospel. They are sure a neat family. I paid for the bread and then Maria asked me to wait a minute.  Tony and Leah came to get some of the bread. I offered to take it down to them but they insisted that if we put it in a box it would carry ok one their scooter. We had several groups of youth come caroling this evening.
Friday, December 10, 2004
We didn’t have time to go walking this morning. We left for Paniqui shortly after 7 AM as we had to stop and visit Sister Emie Balthazar on the way. She has the cross stitch of Christ finished for us. We asked her if she would do us another just like it. She said she would, so we will give this one to President and Sister Brimhall for Christmas. We went out to the District Development meeting. The Elder’s talked to us after about two of the Prospective Missionaries and some trouble they are having about finances. I later passed this information on to President Nadado. We were told that in some debates during Priesthood meeting it was settled by saying “Elder Browning said it was ---”, that really scares me. That is happening with Mae also. The counselor in the district R.S. presidency went to President Nadado and asked a question and after he answered, she said “well Sister Browning said we should do this……..” President Nadado said “well, if Sister Browning said to do it that way, then do what she said.” We then went to Moncada to visit Sister Vengco. We were able to take some pictures of the processing of sugar cane. It is very interesting to see the set up they have to extract the pulp, cook it and cook a rice package in the syrup that is sold in the market. Sister Vengco prepared a nice dinner for us. She also had her counselors in the District Relief Society Presidency there and after dinner Mae gave some training to them. I took a nap in the car while she was doing that. We went to Gerona and visited with Sister and President Nadado. We sure enjoy them and feel so close to them. We stopped back at Sister Balthazar’s and visited with her again about the cross stitch and the tour we want to take at the close of our mission. It was 8 PM before we got home. We had a light super and I made my journal entry.
Saturday, December 11, 2004
We did sleep in, although I woke at 3:30 and read the scriptures for a while before going back to bed. When I got up I had to hurry to get to a training I had at the Guimba 3rd Branch. My training of the Young Men Presidency went well although the President didn’t come. I was not too surprised as last Sunday he was petrified when I came into the Aaronic Priesthood group. His counselors had to take over Priesthood meeting for he would not. Mae also had the District Primary presidency training. I got home just before 1 PM and ate a sandwich before we went to the District Young Women Anniversary Commemoration. Mae was asked to be one of the speakers and I helped with the media equipment. It was after 5 PM when we got home both very tired. After something to eat Mae typed the phone messages. This seems to be a daily need as we have so many messages come in. After she finished, I typed a letter to our extended families and made my journal entry before going to bed.
Sunday, December 12, 2004
We went out to Guimba 3rd Branch again today. President Mercado and his family road out with us and we used the time to visit with him about some of our concerns. We were not able to do any training except to meet with President German and go over some concerns. I felt flustered at the operation of the Branch. It is really struggling to have any resemblance of a Church operated unit. I went out to the car and opened my scripture or I should say the scripture opened to the D & C 123:17 which I had underlined. That helped me feel better and I went back in and we attended a P.E.C. meeting. I gave quite a bit of counsel to President German concerning the functioning of the branch. Mae felt that I might have been too forceful. After getting home I wrote President Brimhall about my actions and asked for his counsel. I also wrote him regarding another matter. He may be glad that I am going home soon. This evening the young children came around Christmas caroling (actually begging) and I told Mae not to give them anything tonight. However when they came to our house they sand Jingle Bells in English, as last night I told them I wanted them to sing another song and in English next time. I had to give them something for doing that.
Monday, December 13, 2004
We have a practice with the Elders this morning at 8 for the skit in the program tomorrow, so we didn’t have time to go walking. We got home at 10 so we could get on line with out children. Scott, Jeff & Gail were the only ones on today but we sure enjoyed visiting with them. While we were on with them, President Brimhall called on the cell phone to give us some very sad news; Elder & Sister Clark’s youngest son was killed in an automobile accident on Friday, December the 10th. The Clark’s should have got home on the 2nd of December so hopefully they did get to see him. They felt so bad that they couldn’t be home when he got married in August, but now how sad to have this happen. Sister Baltazar called and said that she was at the Munoz church. We went down and visited with her about a cross stitch and the places of interest that we would like to tour before going home. We went to San Jose groceries shopping and then came home and put things away. At 6 PM we went over to Maria and Chici’s place and had dinner with them. Maria had prepared a vegetable soup and pizza that was very good. We had a very enjoyable evening visiting with them.
Tuesday, December 14, 2004
We left early for Cabanatuan to attend the Mission Conference and Christmas Party. Sister Jane Magno came over and thanked us and had a little gift so we will remember her, she is special. The morning conference meeting was very enjoyable with talks from some of the Elders, then Mae, then I gave a presentation on Christ, Sister Brimhall gave a wonderful message and President Brimhall gave a wonderful talk on the light of Christ. We had a very nice meal and then each of the districts put on a skit that was quite fun. One of the Elders from San Jose asked me if we had lost a digital camera. Someone there said it had been found. We didn’t understand just what happened but we got our camera back, which was exciting, we really didn’t ever expect to see it again. Just before getting home we received a text that Maria had bread ready. We text Tony and he and Leah came to our place. We took them to Maria and Chica’s and introduced them. We got a loaf also and when we got back home invited Tony and Leah in and had fresh bread and butter. We also watched the DVD that President and Sister Brimhall gave out as gifts, The Restoration. It was very enjoyable. Mae and I relaxed the rest of the evening. We were late getting to bed.
Wednesday, December 15, 2004
I got up at 5:30 but Mae slept until 6:15. After breakfast I went down to the Zl’s and got our mail. The Country Creek ward Primary made us a Fall Tree poster, with all the leafs containing the children’s names and a message. We really like it and put it up on our wall. Nida came this morning and gave us treatments. She also brought Mae’s rings back after repairing them. They replaced 4 of the small diamonds that have been lost, rebuilt the settings and the bottom of the ring where it is starting to ware thin. The total charge we P1,800 or $33. Mae had some concerns about the touring we are planning on doing before we go home, so we talked a while about that. If I ever learn to have more patient and understanding it will sure help. We went to San Jose and mailed some Christmas Cards, also we bought some gifts for tomorrows Mission Conference Christmas party in Tarlac. We went visiting the Sylvia’s this evening. Sister Monta came over and Brother Silvia and I gave her a Priesthood blessing. Her mother also came over and wanted a blessing so we gave her one also. When we got home I got on the computer and it indicated that updates were waiting so I did an update. It took over 1 ˝ hours which made us late getting to bed. It was after 11 PM when I went to bed, but I needed to check out the computer before tomorrow and enter my journal. I also had to check the internet before going to bed. Roger Sylvia sent us a Christmas card by e-mail; Scott sent us a short note that he didn’t find Clark’s phone number.
Thursday, December 16, 2004
I got up at 4:55 and the alarm went off 5 minutes later. We hurried to get away by 6:30 for Tarlac. We went to McDonald’s for breakfast and then to the Sony dealer to have them check our camera. They will have to keep it. We went over to the Stake Center for the Missionary Christmas Party. Al the couple missionaries spoke and I gave the presentation on Christ. That part was very spiritual; we especially enjoyed President & Sister Brimhall’s talks. We then had lunch but they didn’t have anything that I could eat. Following that each district put on a skit that was quite good. The missionaries have quite a lot of fun when they are given a chance. Gift were exchanged and then those missionaries that will be going home in January bore their testimonies. When we left we went over to McDonald’s for me something to eat. Four of the elders came there for something to eat. It was interesting for there were 3 American Elders and one Filipino Elder. The American elders all ordered large orders but the Filipina Elder said he was still full from lunch. We were tired when we got home so we put things away, and then went to bed. I entered my journal before going to bed, also played two game and won both of those.
Friday, December 17, 2004
It has been a very busy day and this morning we slept in until 6 AM. We have a lot of ants in our bedroom again. When I started checking this morning I found that there was a nest in the A/C. I sprayed it heavy and killed a lot of them. Hopefully that will slow them down. We were late getting to District Development meeting but enjoyed it anyway. We went to Camiline after meeting, and ordered Mae some more clothes from the tailor there. They were able to repair Mae’s dress that she had snagged. I thought it was ruined but was glad to see them repair. We ate at the new Jollibees there in Camiline. It is better than Cindy’s. We had time to come home and I took a nap. Mae lay down but couldn’t sleep. We went back to Guimba and met the Elders there and went to a member’s home where an investigator was invited and we showed my presentation on Jesus Christ and then showed the new DVD “The Restoration”. Mae was to attend the mid-week activity, but it was canceled for a dance at the school. We got home at 8:30 PM quite tired. Mae went right to sleep but I stayed up and entered my journal. I didn’t take time to play a game tonight but went to bed.
Saturday, December 18, 2004
We got up and went walking this morning for a change. This morning there was very few that would respond to a “Good Morning”, it almost seems strange that one morning most will respond but then there are days like today that few will respond. We both noticed that is often the case. We had some time this morning to relax so it was nice. This afternoon we went out to Guimba 1st for a Primary Christmas Party. Mae and I gave a flannel board story of the nativity and Mae bore testimony using the glove that has Velcro finger tips to hold pictures. We left there and came to the Munoz 1st Branch Christmas party. Mae was going to give training at Guimba 3rd but they texted and changed the date. We enjoyed the party having a good time. They always invite us to join their activities. They asked us to give a talent and we were not sure just what to do. They had some fairly good music there so we danced. They also had us join in some of their games. When we got home at 6:30 PM we got on the inter-net and had several messages. We were over two hours getting through the messages that were there. A lot of them are forwarded messages and I wish that they wouldn’t send them as we don’t have time for them. Many times we just delete them. We did get one from Sandi, telling about Chelci and a singing contest she is in, also one from Georgia that we sure enjoyed. I’m not feeling to well this evening.
We have had problems with ants every since we have been here. I guess they are just common every place. When we first got here and wrote about them, Georgia and Rick sent us some ant traps. They have helped some. We had them coming into the bedroom a few months ago and I realized they were coming in from the AC so I went outside and caulked around the condenser lines and that seen to have taken care of them.  This time I think they just had a nest and I sprayed it heavy with bug spray and seem to have stopped them. In the cooking room we have had a lot of them and found that they were coming in from a crack where the ceiling had been repaired but hadn’t been sealed, so I caulked that and hopefully stopped them there. Both of these areas were large black ants. Last night Mae got a candy bar out to eat. She will get a candy bar and just eat a bit every day or so and then rap it back up. Tonight she got it out and took a bite when she noticed small sugar ants all over her hand. When she looked the candy bar was full of them. She sure was spitting and washing her mouth out. It is just amazing how those little things can smell sugar and get to it. Oh well, another thing you just have to put up with in the Philippines.
Sunday, December 19, 2004
We had to hurry to leave for Guimba by 8 AM. We had President Mercado ride with us this morning hoping that I might visit with him about some of my concerns about the Guimba branch’s, but I couldn’t get the conversation turned that way. I am afraid that until there is changes in the District Presidency, there will never be progress in the branch’s. After Sacrament meeting I visited with the young man that is marring the Primary President this next week. They are planning to be gone for almost three months and then will move back into the Branch to live. He will also be a great help to the branch. During Priesthood meeting President Mercado had the new Elder’s Quorum President sustained and set apart. I reminded him later that he hadn’t released the previous President, I think it upset him that I would correct him. I just don’t know just how far I can try to correct or teach President Mercado? Mae trained the Primary Presidency after the block and then trained the Y.W. Presidency at 2 PM. I trained the Branch Presidency from 2 PM until after 4 PM, which went very well. We got home at 5:30 PM very tired. We forgot to stop at Marlyn’s and get the cross-stitches so I returned and got them so that I might leave early tomorrow for Angeles. I typed a letter to President Mercado explaining the training that I gave to President German. I experienced stomach pain this evening and finally lay down and had Mae finish the letter and send it off b e-mail. She let me sleep and when I woke it was 10 PM. She had got on and received three or four e-mails and answered them. I finished and added my journal entry and played a game before going to bed.
Monday, December 20, 2004
We got up early and I left for Angeles about 6:30 AM. Mae stayed home so she could get on the instant messaging with our children and to take care of some other things. I went first to the bank and talked to the manager about exchanging Pesos to U.S. dollars. Another man said he also could exchange them for us at the V.F.W. He said he would charge less for the conversion and cautioned us against taking it to the U.S. and then exchanging it. I next went to the frame shop and left him some cross-stitch to frame. I stopped at the wood carvers but the owner was not there so I told his son that we would stop on the morning of the 24th. Next, I went to Blessies and paid for the shipping of the quilt we had ordered (and Sister Brimhall paid for). At Hard Rock I was told that to buy a new Auto Cad program would cost me almost $700, so I just gave him P300 for the copy of the program that he had given me. I stopped at McDonald’s and bought me something for lunch. I went over to the S.M. mall and bought some photo paper and ink cartridge and from there drove home getting home at 3 PM. Mae had gone to San Jose with Marlyn to get Christmas gifts for the Munoz 2nd Christmas party. When I got home I lay down and took a nap. Mae came home and started to prepare food as we had invited Tony, Leah, Kenneth and Alan for dinner. We then held a F. H. E. and talked about Christmas. We had a very enjoyable evening. Marlin and Imelda Dator stopped by to see if we would like some pork as they are killing two pigs tomorrow. It’s been a long day and it is now 10:15 PM and I’m ready to go to bed.
Tuesday, December 21, 2004
We were going to go walking but realized that the Elders would be here for breakfast. Then the Elders called and said that they had an appointment with President Brimhall this morning so wouldn’t be over for breakfast and correlation meeting. We decided to give Mae a hair cut and dye her hair. We finished and were ready to rinse her hair when we realized that we had no water. The landlord had someone cleaning the tank. We had to bring in water from storage to rinse Mae’s hair. About the time we finished the water came back on. Mae made breakfast while I printed some pictures that we could give to others. We left at 12:10 to go to Guimba where we picked up President and Sister Baccay and met Brother Garcia and others with him and we went to the new well site to turn it over to the Brugay captain and the residents of that area. That was wonderful to see how the people appreciated it. They had had a well, but it only went down 20 feet so the water wasn’t clean and pure and in the summer months, it practically went dry. President Cabuyaban and I (where I was his counselor) were out there visiting and found out about this situation, so we worked with Brother Garcia, who is over welfare in this region and Elder and Sister Swensen and were able to get the funds from the church to put in this new well. It goes down 180 feet so is really good water and lots of it. They had a program and I spoke along with Brother Garcia and the brugay captain. It went well, and we enjoyed being with all these good people again.
We came home and got something to eat, then went to Munoz 2nd Branch Christmas party. It started at 4 pm, but we were a little late. We got there just in time to see Leah and 3 other ladies do a native folk dance. They were in beautiful pink costumes and they did a beautiful job. The entire evening was wonderful with the primary, youth, single adults, Relief Society, and Elders doing at least one or two numbers. They also played games and had pińatas for the children. The primary also did the Nativity, complete with costumes. They all brought wonderful food. They asked Mae and I to bring prizes for the games and a vegetable salad. They asked Mae and I to dance and then others joined in. Santa Claus was there for the children bringing goodies. There lots of people there – some we hadn’t met, they were investigators and less active members. It was a huge success. Everyone had a wonderful time.
Wednesday, December 22, 2004
We went walking this morning at the collage. After walking we stopped at Chamel & Maria’s and bought bread and granola. We visited for a few minutes before coming home. They are having a hard time financially but I guess they are not alone over here. We wish we could help them more. After coming home, cleaning up and eating breakfast we went to the bank in San Jose. They haven’t had our last check clear so we couldn’t draw out money yet. I did withdraw P10,000 so we would have enough so meet our needs for now. We bought some groceries at CVC, got a wedding gift wrapped and bought some greeting cards. We next got gas in the car and then left for Guimba. We were to attend a open house for a couple in Guimba 3rd Branch but we couldn’t find their place. We went on to Camiling where we met Maharry’s at Jollibee’s for lunch. We picked up the clothes from the tailor that Mae had ordered. Mae ordered some more pants and I ordered 3 pair of Levis. On the way home we again stopped in Guimba and this time found a member that showed us where to go and we delivered a gift to the Bride and Groom. When we got home at 6:45 PM, Tony was waiting for us so he could get their bread. I ate some toast and hot milk for super and then filled out my journal. Mae lay down and fell asleep.
Thursday, December 23, 2004
We didn’t get up in time to go walking as Marcelo and Brother Ray from Paniqui 2nd branch came. Marcelo wants to meet Marlyn so we took them over and introduced him to her. It was kind of cute but we were not sure if Marlyn appreciated it. We went from Marlyn’s to Chiemela and Maria’s and gave them some watermelons. That gave us an excuse to go there and get the names of their children. We next stopped at Gasmena’s and left a gift for Eve, for her wedding. We then went to San Jose where we bought some Christmas gifts for Chiemela & Maria’s children some Christmas gifts. While in San Jose we ate breakfast (brunch) at Jollibees. We them went out to Guimba 3rd‘s Christmas party. It wasn’t very well planned or attended. We got there 1 hour late and were among the first to arrive. We got home at 6:30 PM after stopping at the marked for some fruit. The Munoz 2nd branch came caroling this evening. They really were good and well planned. We really enjoyed having them come. They sand several songs. Mae had made Texas cake and served them with cake and juice. I wrapped the gifts for Chiemela and Maria’s children. I got on the internet and had 35 e-mails.  That was sad to here as we will miss him however we are not sad for him as we know he was ready anytime. We were busy all evening and while I was on the computer Mae was getting things ready for us to leave in the morning. It was after mid-night when we got to bed.
Friday, December 24, 2004
We planned on leaving fairly early but by the time we got ready it was 7:30 AM before we left. We went over to Chica & Maria’s and took them some gifts for their children, plus a fruit basket for them. We stopped in Tarlac to get some money out of the ATM but it wouldn’t work right and I ended up loosing our card. We got some breakfast at McDonald’s. We got to Angeles at 10:30 AM and went right to the Frame shop. The frames were ready for us and we were very pleased with them. We stopped at a park and put ribbons and a card on the frames. We took the large cross-stitch of Christ to President and Sister Brimhall. They really appreciated it but we told them that it was just a little of our appreciation for them. We checked in at the Holliday Inn shortly after noon. We went to the room and took a nap for 1 ˝ hrs. We turned the TV on and found a cute story on the Hall Mark channel that we watched. At 5PM we met the Hyer’s, the Maharry’s and the Brimhall’s. We visited and then ate diner at the Buffet. It was really a good selection and we ate at the side of the swimming pool. There was a musical group that was very good and we danced to some of the numbers. We visited and enjoyed relaxing as we ate. Just before 9 PM we left the dining rooms and went to the lobby of our floor and exchanged gifts before going to our rooms. President and sister Brimhall gave us a box of candy for Mae and some sugarless candy for me. They are very thoughtful that way. The Hyer’s gave us some Mango Jam from Baguio and the Maharry’s gave us a nice plaque. We gave each of them a cross-stitch of the Salt Lake Temple that Marlyn made for us and we had framed. Mae & I watched another Hall Mark show and cuddled in bed. It was late when we got to bed but it was a wonderful Christmas Eve. Mae is so enjoyable to be with.
Saturday, December 25, 2004
We woke about 6 AM and got packed up ready to go. We received many text messages wishing us a Marry Christmas and a Happy New Year. At 9 AM we met the Hyer’s and the Maharry’s and went in for breakfast. We really enjoyed the meal and the company. All of us went over to the mission office at 10:15 AM. We asked Sister Brimhall if the activities last night caused her pain. She replied yes but it was worth every pain. President Brimhall took some pictures; we were not able to get any as our memory stick is full. President also announced that Elder & Sister Maharry had been asked to extend for three months and they had accepted the call. We left about 11 AM to come home. We delivered mail to the Elders in Paniqui, Guimba, Munoz and San Jose. We were both very tired when we got home so we lay down and took a nap. At 6 PM we went to Chica and Maria’s for diner in their back yard. They had also invited two other couples that are neighbors and fellow students at the collage. Maria had prepared a very nice dinner. After dinner we played a short game and then watched a movie. I had brought the media equipment so we could project the show onto the screen. It was late when we got home. This has been a very different Christmas for us but also very enjoyable.
Sunday, December 26, 2004
Today was a busy Sunday as Mae had a talk in Sacrament meeting and I had two trainings to give after meetings. The one was to the new Elders Quorum President and I had the Elders (missionaries) join us so that they could interpret for us as the Elder’s Quorum president doesn’t speak much English and I don’t speak Tagalog. I then gave the branch clerk some training and we got along very well as he speaks very good English. Mae thought that she was going to train the R.S. Presidency but the President was sick so that fell through. This is our last week with the Guimba 3rd branch and next week we start with the Paniqui 3rd branch. This will complete our training of the branches in the two Districts. When we got home we ate some diner and then Roger Sylvia came over to ask us about help in getting some missionaries applications ready to turn in for processing. I ask him to get President Gajonera’s to type up a letter on each of the four that are submitting applications and I would then talk to the mission presidency. I typed a letter to our family and sent it by e-mail. Mae got some things ready for our trip tomorrow with the Hyer’s and Maharry’s. However she went to bed not feeling very well. I got on the inter-net to send the Family letter, and then I saw that President Brimhall had a letter for me. It was concerning the Blacks and the Church. After saving that I decided to play a game before going to bed. Scott got on his computer and as I was still up I got on instant messaging with him for a minute. They had a nice Christmas but Ashley got hit by one of the cousins and has been up with an ear ache until 2 AM this morning. It was 10:30 PM before I got to bed.
Monday, December 27, 2004
We didn’t have time to go walking this morning as we had to be ready to leave at 9 AM. Elder and Sister Hyer and Elder and Sister Maharry were here right on time and we were soon on our way. They also told us that there was an earthquake in the Indian Ocean that sent title waves which has caused over 60,000 deaths and still climbing and great damages. The Philippines Islands were protected from the waves by the Asian islands to the West of the Philippines. Some islands had waves go completely over them and others had waves from twenty to one hundred feet high slam into them causing great destruction. The number of deaths is raising with each report that comes in. We stopped a couple of times on the way, once for lunch and then once as we crossed over the first mountain range. We arrived at Banaue just before 3 PM. We stayed at the Banaue Hotel, which was quite nice. When we got our rooms, Mae & Sister Hyer went looking for them. Our room numbers were 231 & 232 so they went up a floor and couldn’t figure the room numbers out as all the numbers on that floor were 400 and up. We figured out that the lobby was on the 3rd floor and we had to go down to get to the 2nd floor. Banaue is built on the side of the mountain and all buildings hang over the side and have to be supported by lower floors or stilts. We were amazed as we looked at the building sights as well as the construction. The rice terraces are also amazing to try to think of how they are constructed, but also sad as they are starting to deteriorate because of lack of use. The work is too hard and the pay is too small so the younger generations are going to Manila to find work. The rice terraces of Banaue are one of the eight wonders of the world and because of lack of foresight, of the people and government, they will deteriorate and the attraction that brings tourist to Banaue, not the wood carvings, will be lost. We went around town for a little while and then ate at the hotel. We were all tired and so went to bed fairly early.
Tuesday, December 28, 2004
Today is Mae’s Birthday and as I told her at the end of the day, it was a different Birthday than she had ever had before. We spent the day sight seeing and shopping at gift stores. Before retiring we watched a culture show put on by some of the natives of the area. It was interesting but made you realize how little of an understanding of life these people’s ancestors had. The sad thing is few still have little knowledge of the purpose of life. Elder Hyer said that there are no missionaries in this area now. The meals at the hotel are not what you would call the highest rated, but they aren’t too bad. We ate there as it is probably the best in town.
Wednesday, December 29, 2004
We all met at 7:30 AM for breakfast. The sky was overcast this morning so we were very glad that we did the sightseeing yesterday. After breakfast we checked out and left for home. We stopped in San Jose at Jollibees for lunch and so got home about 3 PM. it has been a wonderful trip and we have enjoyed being with the Hyer’s and Maharry’s. We laid down and took a nap before doing anything else. Mae then typed up all the phone messages.  We got on the internet to check our messages and Mae spent the rest of the night answering the e-mail messages. I went to bed early as I was still very tired.
Thursday, December 30, 2004
We were late getting up and I needed a hair cut so Mae cut my hair. I had to hurry and go to the ZL’s before they went on a service project, and borrow their telephone. That way Mae and I could each have a phone when our children called us at 9 AM for our Christmas call. All our family was at David and Shauna’s except for JaNae and Brad. When we asked why, we were told that they had an appointment with the missionaries to start taking the lessons. We could fully accept that excuse and are very excited about it. We visited for 1 ˝ hours, but the time went very fast. Mae got on the inter-net while I took a nap. We went out to Guimba 1st Branch for their Christmas party. We gave Emmy Balthazar an advance on the cross stitch she is making for us. We then went to the Paniqui District Christmas Party but left early from there as we had an appointment with Roger Silvia to visit with the prospective missionaries. Roger gave me a floppy dish with letters of recommending the missionaries for a call. The first disk would not open so I called Roger and drove down to his place. I took the computer with me and we saved the file into my computer. I e-mailed them to President Montymayor after I got home. We got sleepy so I will have to finish this entry tomorrow.
Friday, December 31, 2004
We got up at 6 AM so didn’t have time to go walking. Our neighbors brought a gift over for us. It is a beautiful cross-stitch of two Angels with a very nice card; you can see a picture of them in our picture files 2004-12-31. That will be something we will want to treasure. We attended District Development meeting with the Guimba Elder’s. Before coming home we went to the Guimba District Hospital to check on bringing prospective missionaries there to get the medical check-up. Sister Loreta Pambio from Guimba 3rd Branch was on duty at the hospital and so we were able to talk to her. She asked us to bring them in Tuesday at 9 AM for the medical checkups and the cost would be for the reading of the x-rays only. We came home and ate dinner as Marlyn had it ready for us. Mae tried to take a nap but the neighbors were fighting and with their baby crying she couldn’t. I printed several copies of a poem for Mae and framed them. We got several text messages this evening wishing us a Happy New Year. In fact they came in all evening and became almost a bother. We set the media equipment up and watched a Church History Video and Lion King.


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