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Thursday, July 01, 2010
Mae got up and got my breakfast before I left for work. She sure takes care of me. Work went quite well although different than I had planned. Lee showed Elder Shaw and I how to change the filters on the office, which we did. I also gave Elder Shaw the sprayer and introduced him to Roy who has control of the chemicals used to spray for cockroaches. I took Elder Shaw and Sister Shaw around to the homes and showed them where they are. Lee had a backhoe and operator dig the trenches for the gas, electric, water and phone lines for the house and duplex. I had Hermodas work with him. Mae made 5 cheesecakes this morning for the birthday celebration and then Sister Shaw helped her serve it and ice cream at 2PM for the monthly Birthdays. I did get one meter box set this afternoon and had Hermodas start painting the facesha on the houses. I am having a pain in my groan for the past few days. Mae soon had dinner ready when I got home. After dinner I took a nap. We then watched a “Big Valley” movie. Sandi and Shellie didn’t get here until after 8PM. The evening quickly passed as we visited, looked at the pictures that Sandi had on her camera but Shellie’s camera was not compatible with our computer. They gave me a Father’s Day gift of a belt buckle knife. Even best were the cards that came with the gift. They also gave us a special picture of the two of them in a Lake Tahoe frame. It was almost 11PM when we went to bed. Good Night!
Friday July 02, 2010
We got up early this morning and went to the West Coast. We took the DVD of Hearst Castle with us and watched it on the way. We stopped at a beach and spent a few minutes there before going on to Morro Bay where I took a nap in the car while the rest went window shopping. When they came back we got something to eat. We took a boat ride around the bay area and then went north to see the elephant seals. It was very windy and cold there so we didn’t stay very long. We went up to Hearst Castle and spent a while in the visitor’s center. From there we went across the road and ate our dinner at the Hearst Park. We got home about 9:30PM. We started a game of Rook but finally gave it up to go to bed. Sandi and Mae went to bed but Shellie and I stayed up visiting until 3AM.
Saturday, July 03, 2010
All of us slept in this morning. It was a little interesting to work out the use of the bathroom with three women here.
I finally went over to the yard and used one of the portable toilets. Mae prepared waffles for breakfast. Sandi, Mae, Shellie and I finished our game of Rook that we had started last night. I took the girls on a tour of the farm and showed them the houses we are building. Mae prepared a nice dinner and after eating we helped Sandi pack. Sandi left for home about 4:30PM. We were going to go over to Lee’s and Kim’s in Shafter at 5PM for a back yard barbeque prior to watching the Fire Works. We decided that we were still full from lunch so waited until 7:30PM instead. Shellie, Mae and I played a game of three handed Rook before we went. The fireworks were launched from the High School so Lee’s house as a good place to watch them. When we came back home we set out on the chairs on the patio and let Jase set of a few fireworks that Mae had bought for him. We were all tired when we went to bed.
Sunday, July 04, 2010 *** INDEPENDENCE DAY ***
I woke at 6:30 this morning but we really didn’t get going until later. We attended Church but the attendance was off quite a bit. We only had 6 children in nursery today and it was much easier today. When we got home this afternoon we all went in and took a nap. For dinner this evening Mae made Hawaiian Hay Stacks and it was sure good. Mae and Shellie did up the dishes and then we played Rook. I popped pop corn and Mae made smoothies. The weather was so nice that we went for a walk. Jase and Shellie brought their dart guns and were running through the trees shooting each other. Shellie sure seems to be a good mother. When we got back home we held Family Home Evening. We centered the theme on the 4th of July. Shellie gave us a lesson and did such a good job in explaining the reason we celebrate the 4th. I fear that we have great reason to be concerned about those freedoms that so many have fought and given their life’s for us to have the freedoms that this Nation had enjoyed for so many years but are now being taken from us by those that have been elected to protect those very freedoms.  Before Shellie went to bed she wrote Garrett a letter and sent it by E-mail.
Monday, July 05, 2010
Today is the day that we have off as the 4th was on a Sunday, so we slept in and I didn’t have to go to work. I still woke by 5:30AM but let Mae and Shellie sleep in. I woke still worrying about the closet for the washer and dryer in the duplex. I don’t think they are deep enough. As I read my scriptures this morning I still wonder where we went “so wrong” as we raised our children. We love our children and constantly pray for each one of them but Sandi, David and Jeff sure have us concerned. We played several games of Rook and Rummy today. We played a couple of games of Jenga with Jase. I did take a nap for ˝ hour as I woke early this morning. It has been fun and very enjoyable being with Shellie.  It's after 9:30PM so I will get to sleep. Good night!
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
I let Mae and Shellie sleep in. Mae had most of my lunch put together and most of my breakfast. I stopped at the Kimberlina shop on the way to work and got some ice. Don, the electrician, was there and Lee decided that he and his men should pull the wiring and that is fine with me. We started hanging doors but I needed some things from Home Depot plus the electrician needed some things so I went there during my lunch. I am not sure just how much I can leave to Elder Shaw. His work style is different than mine so it seems different. We are ready to start on the roof in the morning. When we started to put the first door in the ruff framing was 1 inch low.  As we hung the third door we realized that the door jamb was the wrong size. I called the lumber company and took the door back. We are not sure why it is wrong but will order another one. I came on home and took care of a few items in the yard for Mae. Shellie and Jase left for home by way of L.A. as Shellie wanted to stop to buy some items for her movie room. Mae went to Bakersfield this morning and she was able to find her way without using the GPS. She is being more secure each day as she has to drive in Bakersfield. I love her more each day and she is so special to me. While eating dinner this evening we watched the third episode of Big Valley. I entered this entry and went to bed early so that I could get up at 3AM so we can get started with the roof by 5AM.
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
I got up before 3AM after laying in bed worrying about the job. I went into the job sight at 4:14 AM. The first thing I did was to check the doors that we hung yesterday and they are swinging the right way. I next built a cutting board for the cutting of shingles. When it got light we started on the house roof and got the north side of the house about 85% completed when it got too hot to continue. Before coming home I went to Home Depot and purchased a washer and dryer set for the duplex along with some other materials. I will be able to run the dryer vents out the side and therefore should be able to get it into the closet. After getting home I called the Pacific Gas and Electric Company in regards to a letter we received for them yesterday. I also called Dr. Hudson’s office and had the receptionist add to my notes that I would like to also be checked for a possible hernia when I go in for an appointment of Friday. With the Dr. Office I was able to get things taken care of right away but with the power and gas co. I have been waiting for over 40 minutes for a return call. I started a letter to Sandi but didn’t get it finished and will have to pray about it before I finish it. I took a shower and then called Mae to find out where she was. She was still doing shopping. I slept for about an hour. When I woke Mae was home and putting things away. She prepared some dinner and we again watched a movie. This evening we watched “Roman Holiday” with Gregory Peck Audrey Hepburn and although we have seen it many times we still enjoy it very much. Mae is such a special person and is so good and caring to me. Bob called and asked about coving the flooring in the kitchen and washroom. I told him that he should as it will be more water resistant. It sounds like the work is coming together and our apartment will soon be refinished. Bob will sure be glad when it is done. I have got to get up early again for work. I hope that I will feel ok to work as I am sure that I have a hernia.
Thursday, July 08, 2010
I went to work at 4AM. I had Elder Shaw work on changing the dryer hook ups in the duplex. Hernandas and I worked on the roofing getting about ˝ of the north side of the duplex done by the time it got so hot to work on the roof. I hung the door on the hot water heater room on the house. I stopped at Floyd’s on the way home to get some materials but they didn’t have what i needed so came on home. I showered and then was going to take a nap but about then Per and his family arrived. They brought us a gift of Ghirardelli Chocolate Squares and do they look good but I am sorry to say that I had better not eat them. I took them over to the plant and Travis took us on a tour of the plant. I then showed them some of the orchards before we came home. Mae had a fantastic dinner ready when we got home. We visited for a while and then played cards for a little while. It was after 11PM when we went to bed. It has really been enjoyable to have Per, Grete, Sunny (Souvey in Norwegian) and Erland.
Friday, July 09, 2010
I didn’t go to work today because of a Dr’s appointment. We were able to sleep in until 6:30AM and then we got up and prepared breakfast. I also woke up with a head cold. After breakfast we did up the dishes and then Mae and I had to leave so I could get to my Dr’s appointment. We told Per that they could use the washer and dryer to clean some clothes and when they were ready to leave they could just lock the door and leave. My doctor is Dr. Hudson at the Stockdale Medical Center. I was quite impressed with him. He is running some blood work for signs of colane censer and he checked me for a hernia and I do have one. He will send the information to a surgeon for his recommendation. It looks like I will have to take it easer and will need an operation to repair the hernia. I called Lee to let him know the results and he was not going to let me do any more work until I was better. I convinced him that I could still do light work but he warned me about lifting. Dr. Hudson wants me to get a hernia support and said that I should be able to get one at Wal-Mart or Walgreen’s but neither had them. We had to go to a medical supply store. We ate at Denney’s for lunch and though it was fair, it was a long time getting our order. Sub-Way would have been better, cheaper and quicker. When we got home I took a nap. Mae prepared a nice dinner for the full time Elders and Elder and Sister Shaw. I had Elder Shaw give the prayer and blessing on the food. In his prayer he especially mentioned the Full Time Elders and the comment was made after that all six of us are on a full time calling as missionaries. That is a good feeling. The dinner was very good and we enjoyed the Elders. They shared with us and we enjoyed their love. After they left Elder Shaw, Sister Shaw, Mae and I played a game of Mormon Bridge. It was after 10PM when we went to bed.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
We slept in this morning and have really been lazy. We watched three shows on DVD throughout the day. Lee stopped by to see how I am doing. They have moved into their home in Shafter but I was not able to help them since I have this hernia. I am also fighting a cold and congestion. Mae sure takes good care of me.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
We slept in and I debated whether or not I should attend meetings. Mae had called the Primary President yesterday and requested extra help because of the way I was feeling. At the last minute I decided to go to church with Mae but I did not go in with the little children for concerns of my cold. I felt guilty enjoying Sunday school class and Priesthood meeting and participating in the discussion. I did stick my head in the nursery and Mae assured me that she was ok so I didn’t stay with her. She only had six children again this week. We came home and took a rest before eating dinner. After eating and doing up the dishes we laid down and slept for over an hour. When we got up we did some work on the pictures and then watched the DVD “Finding Faith in Christ”. We enjoyed it so much that we watched it twice. We called Brad to wish him a Happy Birthday but he was not there so we just left the wish on his answering recording. We had fruit and toast this evening. Mae called some of the family. I talked to Bob about the restoration project and he is somewhat frustrated but I think it is coming out ok. Well I will be getting up early so I had better get to bed.
Monday, July 12, 2010
I went past the Kimberlina shop on the way work but at 4:45AM it is still locked up so I was not able to get ice for out water jug. I had Elder Shaw correct the framing of the washer and dryer rooms to add vents above the doorways into the hallways. Hermandos and I continued roofing. Lee was trying to be sure that I did not hurt myself so jokingly I told him he had a lot of other important duties to worry about so I wouldn’t hold him up and that I would be ok. We finished the north side of the duplex roof and started on the south side of the houses roof before it got too hot to continue working on the roofs. There were some questions about an inspection of the newly relocated sewer pit but before the day was over I think that it was worked out. The ruff-in inspection of the house was approved with the correction of the vent problem. The electricians are working on the duplex and we hope they will have it ready for inspection by tomorrow. I was in contact with the lumber yard concerning the doors and windows. I will probably meet with them tomorrow. Elder Shaw put the locks on the house so that it can now be locked up. Well almost as the bathroom window is still off. I stopped at Floyd’s in Shafter for some electrical parts but they didn’t have what I needed so I came home, showered and changed and Mae and I went into Home Depot in Bakersfield and got them. We then went out to eat at the sizzler before coming home. When we got home we watched another JAG series. I filled out this entry and went to bed.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
We started work again at 5AM and was able to complete the shingling of the house before it got to hot. I was able to keep both Elder Shaw and Hermandos busy helping me. I went to the Home Depot in Delino for some supplies. When I returned Elder Shaw and I met with Lee and discussed some of the next steps to be done in the project. Before leaving for home I filled my truck and elder Shaw’s truck with gas. I was very tired when I got home so after showering Mae had me take a nap. She let me sleep for over an hour. When I got up Mae had a very nice dinner ready. We ate as we watched another JAG series. We are enjoying this series and with having them on DVD we don’t have to worry about setting our schedule in order to see them but can watch them at our convenience. After the show I lay on the chee machine while Mae read from the General Conference Reports in the Ensign. As I read from the Scriptures and especially from The Book of Mormon and Conference talk my mind continuously wonders what I might do to get my children to study these writings. We have so many concerns for Sandi, David and Jeff but recognize no changes. Why oh why???? Well it’s about time for me to get to sleep. Mae got her hair done this morning. She got it cut and was given a permanent. She is sure a good wife. I am afraid that I often fall short of being worthier of her.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
We started at 5AM again this morning and got quite a lot done on the roof of the duplex. When it got hot we got off and started with other items. Lee had Harmondos fill the water line trench back in. He also had his backhoe operator level out the area that we will move the fifth wheel to in back of the units we are building. I lined the stucco co. up to start on Friday. We will have to add some blocking to the gable end eves before they can start. I picked up some 2 X 4’s and at the same time ordered the interior doors for both units. I asked about the one exterior door that we have never got correct yet. They are sure they will be able to deliver it on Friday. I got a call from the surgeons’ office and set an appointment with Dr. Moon for an evaluation tomorrow at 4:30PM. When I left this morning for work I noticed that the sprinklers are not adjusted correctly so when I got home, this afternoon, I corrected some of them. I took a nap before dinner. Mae had a cabbage casserole ready for dinner. She is sure good to me and does everything she can to make it possible for me to do this work. Lee got a letter from Elder and Sister Judd as well as Mae called them while I was taking my nap. It sounds like Tharon’s is going to be in the casts for another four weeks. The bones are not mending as fast as they had hoped. This evening we watched a Big Valley show. I filled out this journal entry before taking my shower and going to bed.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
I went to work again at 5AM. We did well and just about finished but it got to hot and Lee brought a fork lift and we moved Shaw’s trailer over to the back of the houses. We needed an extension cord size 18 / 3 WG 25’ long so I went to Home Depot and bought the materials to assemble the cords. When I got back I had 18 / 3 but did not have the ground. I had to go back but they didn’t have what I needed so I bought a single 18 GA. wire and assembled it. That gave me just time to get home and ready to go to my appointment with the Dr. From there we went to the Kaiser Clinic and got some lab work done. We stopped and had dinner at Sizzler. We met Brother & Sister Rosales and her mother there. They were sitting behind us. She was the former Relief Society President and he was the branch president in the Spanish Branch and is now the Gospel Doctrine Teacher, and a very good one. As we were on the way home Linda called and is just about to our place. We were behind them so they pulled over until we caught up with them and then they followed us on home. We visit for a while before going to bed.
Friday, July 16, 2010
We didn’t start work until 7AM but was still able to complete the roof before it go to hot. The crews from Kennion Stucco Company came and started the preparation of the homes for the stucco. The county inspector came to inspect the duplex. He was quite upset saying that we hadn’t inspected any of the work since the slab and now we even had the roofing on. I told him that we had called and had the inspectors out on each phase. We got the paper work out and none of the subsequent inspections had been signed off on. I told him that they had been done and told him of the problem we had with the septic tank and pit being inspected twice and not recorded. I also told him that each time we have had an inspector it was someone different. We talked for some time and he finally accepted and signed off on all the previous inspections and as he walked through the duplex was very satisfied that the work was well done and met all codes or above. He then asked about the hand carts, that we have stored near the project, and that gave me a chance to explain a little about the Pioneer Saints crossing the plains to the Salt Lake Valley and that we give the youth a chance to a mini experience as to what our ancestors went through for their Faith. All in all when the inspector left he was feeling much better than when he came. The rest of the day went well and everything is moving along. I was going to get away from work before 3PM but didn’t make it until after 3PM. I stopped at Pro-Built Lumber and although Chase had left for the day they still gave me some scrap 4 X 4’s. I wanted them for a Primary project Mae wants to do this Sunday. After getting home I took a short nap and ate dinner and then Mae and I went into Bakersfield to get chest x-rays prior to the operation next Friday. When we got home we watched a movie on DVD, “Teachers Pet” with Doris Day and Clark Gable. We had not seen this movie before but really enjoyed it. Mae is sure a wonderful Wife and Sweetheart.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
We enjoyed sleeping in; in fact I woke for a while and then went back to bed. Mae got up a little later and she got up, letting me sleep even later. I did get over to Lee’s shop and cut 3 inch blocks out of the 4 X 4’s I got yesterday. Mae and I worked together gluing prints onto the blocks. Later we watched “North to Alaska” and another JAG series. While we watched the shows, Mae colored the pictures we had glued onto the blocks. I told her that I couldn’t understand how she could watch a show and color at the same time. The blocks sure turned out cute.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
We got to church early this morning and soon had our class room organized for today. We had time to attend choir practice. The choir sand in meeting today. The program in Sacrament meet centered on the YW camp program that the YW attended this past week. Nursery went well as we only had six children there again this week. I had my watch so I could check on the time. I finally told Mae that the time was sure going slow today. She checked her watch and said that we only had 15 minutes left. I realized that my watch had stopped for it showed that we still had an hour before it would be over.  After meeting Mae went with me to visit Brother Manuel Macias. He was not home but his wife, Camilla was there and we visited with her. She reminded us that she is Catholic and wasn’t going to change. I gave her a copy of the CD of “Finding Faith in Christ” and told her that anyone that believed in Christ would enjoy and appreciate it. She took it and said that maybe she would watch it. We came home and took a nap. We planned on just a short nap but we were both very tired and slept longer. Mae finally woke and we were going to get up but I fell back to sleep and slept until Mae called me for dinner. After dinner I made prints of three of our primary children so that we can add them to our poster. We watched one of the “Big Valley” series. I called Jeff but he didn’t answer so I just left a message. I called Sandi and Nick. Nick will start his new job in the morning. I guess he will work 5 - 12 hour days. Chelci and Steve are moving in with Sandi and Nick while they build them a new home. Chelci is pregnant and should have a new baby on the 23 of February. I hope this will be for the best. Well it’s 9:15 PM so we had better go to bed.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Mae got up to get me off to work. I decided to help her by making the bed; however she wanted to wash the sheets and pillow cases so we had to take the bed back to pieces. I got to work before 8AM and Elder Shaw and I started blocking the gable eves. When we finished that we finished the ceiling insulation in the house. We were going to go to Home depot and buy the wall insulation but set down for a break and ended us quitting for the day. I had to shower when I got home to get the insulation dust off of me. I took a nap while dinner finished cooking. We watched two documentaries about the Sound of Music and the Von Trap Family. We found them very interesting and enjoyed both of them. Mae did up the dishes. We have a gofer that is making quite a mess with our yard so I put out some more bait for him. We read an article in the Ensign and Jeff called us which we enjoyed visiting with him for a while.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Mae didn’t sleep very well so I let her sleep in and I got myself off to work. Elder Shaw and I got the trusses to the fire wall sheet rocked and then went to Delino to the Home Depot. When we ordered the insulation they only had 13 bags and we needed 42 bags. They came up with a different insulation to substitute but it was almost 3 times the price. I told the ones at the pro-desk that I couldn’t accept that. They came up with another that came more in line with the budget so we got that. After leaving I thought that I should have bought the 13 bundles anyway. It was almost 6PM when I got home. After showering and shaving, Mae had dinner ready. We watched “Twelve O’ clock High” staring Gregory Peck. While watching the show I also filled capsules. It was after 10PM when we went to bed.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Mae got up and got me off to work. She is sure a special wife and sweetheart and I am so glad that she is mine. I got to work at 7AM and soon started taping the divider wall in the attic of the duplex. Elder Shaw later completed it while I went to Home Depot still trying to work out a better price on the insulation. I got home before noon so took a shower before lunch. Mae went with me to Bakersfield for a pre-op physical. We then went to Wasco and got a chiropractic treatment for each of us. We stopped at the grocery store for a few items before coming home. After getting home we played a game of Rook which Mae won and then we played Knock which I won. We prepared for tomorrow and then watched a J.A.G. series before going to bed.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Mae got up and got breakfast ready for me. She also went to a Relief Society activity this morning and went Visiting Teaching. She came from there to the plant’s pot luck luncheon. Elder Shaw and I started insulating and got the home completed and a good start on the duplex. We did take time to enjoy the pot luck lunch. Mae had dinner about ready when I got home so I showered and shaved. The elders were a little late getting here as they took a wrong route. Elder and Sister Shaw came before the Elder’s left. Lee was a little later getting here. Lee and Elder Shaw administered to me prior to me going in for this operation. After we visited for a little while and then Lee excused himself and left. The Shaw’s stayed and we just visited for a while. After they left I helped Mae do the dishes. I finished this journal entry and we went to bed.
Friday, July 23, 2010 (Operated on for a hernia repair.)
We were able to sleep in and went into the hospital at 10AM. We were busy right up to the time they took me into the operating room about 1PM. It was after 3PM when they finished in the operating room and by 4:30PM we were on our way home. I guess I am doing ok but I am sure sore and swollen. We watched an old movie with Gary Cooper, “Sergeant York”. Because of pausing for me to try to use the bathroom it was late when we went to bed.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
I have been totally down today. Mae is sure a sweetheart and does everything she can for me. We watched “The Sound of Music” today.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
I stayed home today and slept part of the time. Mae attended meetings and took care of the Nursery. She said that she had help and it went quite well although she had 10 or 11 children. She came home and prepared dinner. She invited Lee to come to dinner as Kim has gone to Utah to tend her grandchildren while her daughter went to girl’s camp. I felt some better until evening. My bladder is now working but I am getting constipated. I was unable to lie down in bed and was in quite a lot of pain. Mae set up with me and we watched “Old Yeller”.
Monday, July 26, 2010
I slept until 6AM when I had to get up to use the bathroom. My bowels still are not working right. I didn’t feel like going back to bed and know that I would just wake Mae if I tried. I was able to arrange some pillows so that I could set at the computer and catch my journal up to date. I took a nap this morning after the prune juice, stool softener and other methods finally became affective. This afternoon we watched “Loves Enduring Promise”. Lee came by and I gave him my financial reports. Elder and Sister Shaw stopped by and brought us a fruit dish and visited for a while. It was cool outside so I went out with Mae for a few minutes. I walked as far as the car but was not sure if I could walk back. It took me a stop to rest against a post for a minute before returning to the house. It is hard to believe that a simple operation can take so much out of you. Mae fixed us some dinner and we watched a JAG show. While Mae did up the dishes I entered this entry. Mae took a shower and then helped me take somewhat of a shower being very careful not to get the bandaging wet. We soon went to bed.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
I woke at 3AM to use the bathroom. Although I was still tired did not feel like laying back down in bed. I got comfortable in the recliner and fell back to sleep for a while. I heard Mae up at 7AM and so we cuddled up in bed for a little while. She felt so good in my arms. I went back to sleep and slept another hour or so. When I woke Mae soon had waffles cooked for breakfast. We watched a couple of “Big Valley” series. Mae called the nurse and she said “It was ok to remove the main bandaging.” That is all I needed to remove it. Mae also made some others calls, and Georgia called her and they visited for quite a while. They need some time together but I am concerned about the use of the phone.  As I watched, I recognized that it was one of the shock wave machines used to shake the Pistachios from the trees. I was very interested in it because it looks like the same shock wave machines for the almonds except that it has large butterfly wings that can hydraulically fold around the tree to catch the nuts before they fall onto the ground. We took pictures of it and was amazed to see the operation of the trailer that carried it because the driver stopped the unit and then started up a small gasoline engine which ran a hydraulic pump which raised the trailer from the hitch of the tractor. The driver then drove the tractor forward a short distance, went back and lowered the front of the trailer right to the ground so that he only had some small ramps to put into place. He then started up the shock wave and drove it off into the yard. Coming back to the trailer, he again used the hydraulic pump to raise the trailer back up, backed the tractor until the trailer locked into position. The entire unloading of the machine took less than half an hour. We were very impressed with the efficiency of the equipment and the driver. The driver knew just what to do and he quickly did it. I worked on a couple of stories but I find I can’t sit at the computer very long as it hurts too much. This afternoon we watched a couple of series of “Big Valley.” And after dinner, we watched the movie “Audie Murphy”. I had to have Mae finish up this journal entry for me.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
I am trying to find a way to set at the computer, so far it has not been comfortable to do so. It was late when we went to bed last night. I slept until 4AM and then had to get up. I tried to lie back down but was so uncomfortable that I got back up. I went to the recliner and was able to sleep until 7AM. I am continually amazed when I read from the Book of Mormon and just wish that we had a Moroni to lead us. Monday I received a letter requesting help to stop legislation from being passed that will take away religious freedoms in the work place. This restricts any employer or employee from having so called discrimination against homosexuals or lesbians. This goes so far as not allowing individuals to have a picture of one’s own family displayed at his or her work station or computer screen. How far will the evils take over our government before someone can stop it?
With Mae’s help I took a shower this morning. Yesterday, after checking with the nurse, I removed the main bandage from my stomach and it sure helps with comfort. I am still very sore, swollen and black and blue through my groan area and stomach. I can’t sit longer so will add more later. I asked Mae if she would go to Bakersfield and pick me up the conference DVDs and a phone for me at T Mobile. She was gone a couple of hours doing this, during which time I watched a rerun of the movie, Audie Murphy. Mae cooked us some beans, which we had for lunch along with avocados and rice cakes. I watched Elder Perry and Elder Kristofferson’s talk. Shellie called I did take a short nap this afternoon. We ate supper and watched another Jag series and then watched it again in order to totally understand the story. Mae & I played a couple of card games this evening. We watched a Lassie show.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
I haven’t felt very comfortable today and cannot find a good position to be in. Mae tries to take care of me but I am afraid that I am quite a pain. I didn’t expect this outcome. Mae tells me I just need to have patients. I watched the last of the 2nd session of Saturday afternoon’s General Conference and really enjoyed that. Before turning the DVD player off I found out how I had missed the Saturday morning session. Before evening we watched a JAG show but did not get all the plot so we replayed it and this time understood the full plot. Before going to bed I challenged Mae to a game of Rummy. Tonight I won quite easily.
Friday, July 30, 2010
This morning I showered doing a full shower and it really felt good. I read the 53rd chapter of Alma this morning and though I love those chapters this morning I became very depressed. I couldn’t get the feeling of failure in raising my family from over shadowing me. Mae with her very special TLC helped me more than she know. Mae went into town before noon and while she was gone I watched the first of Saturday morning Conference. When Mae returned we re-watched it as President Monsen’s and President Packered’s talks were so good. I called David to ask him about his leg and it looks like he may be laid up for several weeks with the operation to repair the damages. He strongly advised me to follow the Doctors directions in my recovery. I also asked David about the Medical Will and ask if he would be the first Agent with Mae and I being 2nd Agent and then Bishop Birch, our Bishop here in Wasco, being 3rd. UPS delivered our new blender to replace the first one we bought. Using some Q tips and rubbing alcohol I cleaned up two DVD that we had written on with red markers. It did wash off and we were able to watch the shows ok. I visited with Rich using the loaner phone to see how it worked. When I was talking to Elis and Rich I got an echo of my voice so I called Bob and it was clear. This evening I called Mike and visited with him about the wills. We had a good visit.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
I slept fair last night. Mae prepared breakfast and then she had to leave at 9AM. Mae met the Shaw’s and they went to Delano to attend the Baptismal of Taylor Lamoreaux and Austin Birch. They are both youth from our Ward. I just stayed home. When Mae came home the Shaw’s had given her a package of roasted almonds and loaned her some DVD’s. I had watched the Saturday morning session of last General Conference. This afternoon I watched “Saints & Soldiers”, one of the DVD loaned to us. This morning I did work a little while on the house plans, figuring the sheetrock specifications for the two buildings. Mae told me that the Shaw’s worked until 7PM yesterday getting the insulation installed. Mae tried to call Elanor Ewing but only got the answering machine. Mae also spent some time working on histories of our family. Much of her time is also spent in caring for my every need. She is so special to me. We showered and went to bed. I don’t feel the best this evening but I am afraid that most of my problems are feeling sorry for myself.


Snow Day (2000) 1 1/2 stars out of 4. Starring Chevy Chase, Mary Kay Place and Chris Elliott.
"Snow Day" is a cartoonish feature that has the look and feel of a made-for-TV movie.
The characters are stock, the situations are cliched. The movie plays more like one of those old "ABC Afterschool Specials" than a theatrical release.
One basic problem is the movie is unsure to which audience its wants to pander, the younger kids or teen-agers. So, it offers a goulash of both, satisfying neither.
The best indicator of the reception this film will likely receive from the under-10 set came from a little boy sitting a couple rows in front of me at a preview screening.
He punctuated the theater with a loud `yuk' three times. Each exclamation followed a kissing scene between two teen-age characters.
At just about 90 minutes, Snow Day moves at a brisk pace. But the story is fragmented and is populated by types, not real people - or even real kids.
There's the geek who has a crush on the popular, beautiful girl; his best friend, a pretty, honest girl who has a crush on him; the stupid, jock boyfriend; the younger, but wiser, sister; the fat friend who emits a symphony of sounds; and the buffoonish school principal everyone hates.
"Snow Day," a co-production between Nickelodeon and Paramount Pictures, is strictly by-the-numbers filmmaking.
And in a sense, the film, though meant to be slapstick and a bit of a fantasy, is somewhat irresponsible. For example, a group of young kids - elementary school age - want a second snow day. To get it, they kidnap `Snowplow Man' (Chris Elliott in a comically disgusting turn) and commandeer his snowplow. Showing youngsters driving around in heavy machinery is not my idea of a smart move.
However, the kids are charming, and the film contains barely enough action and gags to sustain it.
"Snow Day" is aimed at an audience the filmmakers condescendingly think are too young to have an opinion. But three `yuks' should tell them something.
Maybe they should have canned the romance and filmed more snowball fights.
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This is a census of currently available open datasets about police interactions with citizens in the US, including Use of Force, Officer-Involved Shootings, and Complaints Against Police. We require data from City of Miami to create a map to compare their data.


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Slides for the first few episodes of our lecture on Python are now online; recordings should follow tomorrow and Thursday, and slides for the rest of the lecture should be up by the weekend. I think the content is OK, but it feels like there's too much shoveling: we're throwing a lot of features at people without showing them how they'll make life better. I think there's inevitably some of that in an intro like this—people need to know a few things before any of them can be put to work—but I'd welcome suggestions on reorganizing the material.


TOPSY-TURVY
Reviewed by Harvey Karten USA FILMS/OCTOBER FILMS Director: Mike Leigh Writer: Mike Leigh Cast: Jim Broadbent, Allan Corduner, Timothy Spall, Leslie Manville, Ron Cook
Have you ever wondered about the self-destructiveness of showbiz groups? No matter how successful their association, they tend to break up, the individuals rarely doing as well thereafter as when they were part of a flourishing team. Even when the entertainers stay together, personality clashes cause uncomfortable friction. Everyone knows that long-term collaborators Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice are not two peas in a pod. We have less information about the compatibility of Betty Comden with Adolph Green or Ira Gershwin with his brother George, Alan Jay Lerner with Frederick Loewe or George S. Kaufman with Moss Hart. Better known is the discord between William Schwenck Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan, librettist and composer respectively of some of the world's most celebrated, joyous, and satiric operettas. Mike Leigh, known for his imaginative "Secrets and Lies" and for his less accessible "Naked," has just come out with a ravishing biopic about the two great composers of English operetta focusing (in the first half) on their discord while opening the movie up to a gorgeous second half featuring scenes from "The Mikado." This is the not the first time that G&S have had their lives translated to the screen. In 1953 Sidney Gilliat directed "The Great Gilbert and Sullivan" (known in Britain as "The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan"), which critic Leonard Maltin cited as "a flavorful biography of operetta composers with many highlights from their works."
Viewers who have mixed feelings about the film are likely to say that the first part drags while the second picks up in spectacle and entertainment value, but this is to disparage the subtle ways that Mike Leigh signifies the musical duo's conflict. They don't come out with fists flying in the style of David Fincher's "Fight Club" nor do they shout like Al Pacino in "The Insider." These folks are British, after all, and they sublimate their anger into their works, fourteen musical compositions which lightly and effectively satirize the British government and society of their Victorian times. As director Leigh graphically but delicately shows us, on the surface the incident which almost caused their falling out occurred after the critical and box-office flop in 1884 of the operetta "Princess Ida" whose libretto was written by William Schwenck Gilbert (Jim Broadbent) and composed and directed by his colleague, Sir Arthur Sullivan (Allan Corduner). At that point, Sullivan is ready to break the contract that the creative people had with producer Richard D'oyly Carte (Ron Cook) to come up with a new work every year because, Sullivan insists, the topsy-turvy (not believable) plots turned out by the librettist, all loose ends neatly tied together with contrived finales, were banal. After carefully taking in the many details woven into this stunning tapestry of a musical biopic, however, you might conclude that below the surface, what matters most are the personality differences. Gilbert is married, a cranky and uptight fellow who is shown to be uncomfortable with success and who has disappointed his wife--whom he has not let into his world. Sullivan, by contrast, is more of a free-living, easy-to-get-along with sort, of mild disposition, living with a mistress--a decidedly un-Victorian arrangement. One suspects that another cause of friction is the envy that Gilbert might have felt that he, unlike his partner, had not yet been given a title by the Queen. They are so estranged, in fact, that quite a bit of time passes in the film before we see the two men in the same frame.
Happily for the partnership, success comes when Lucy Gilbert (Lesley Manville), who is the librettist's wife, takes him kicking and screaming to a Japanese exhibition in London where Gilbert gets the idea for a new production of grander design and more resonance than anything done before. Thus, "The Mikado" is born.
Like Artisan Entertainment's "Illuminata," directed by John Turturro, this USA/October release takes us behind the stage to see what goes on during rehearsals--the personal problems and anxieties faced by the performers, the conflicts that at least two of the company have with the costume designer, the heartbreak caused when the cantankerous Gilbert decides just one day before the opening night of "The Mikado" to cut a major song delivered by its star, Richard Temple (Timothy Spall). These being Victorian times, the backstage scenarios highlight the priggishness of one performer who insists that wearing a Japanese outfit that runs down only to his knees would be undignified--to which the costume designer indignantly responds that he had carefully researched the outfits worn by the Japanese of medieval times.
While "Topsy-Turvy" is a departure from Mike Leigh's usual slice-of-life bent, the director makes clever use of fast- forwards to advance from the rehearsal of a single scene to its execution, then returns to the preparation period only to advance once again to the final, costumed delivery of the scene. The music is glorious and, in fact, the polished performances of this talented ensemble makes me lose some of the regard I've had for productions seen years ago which, by contrast, seem like amateur hour. The principal reservation I have is that those in the audience who may not be aficionados of G&S works will leave the theater in the dark about the themes of the compositions. Just what is "The Mikado"--a piece which lampoons British society but which distances the satire by situating the action in Japan? Leigh's dialogue is as witty as his direction is fluid and surely, come awards time, costume designer Lindy Hemming and production designer Eve Stuart should garner nominations. Sir Arthur Sullivan's music has been adapted for this picture by Carl Davis, all photographed by Dick Pope on location in Hertfordshire, Surrey and London as well as in a studio.
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MineTweaker is a Minecraft Forge mod that allows you to add and remove crafting recipes, furnace recipes, mod recipes, item names, ore dictionary contents and much more. Configurations are written as scripts, with MineTweaker offering a simple custom scripting language specialized for this kind of customization.
MineTweaker is always configured from the server that players connect to (in single-player instances, the server is your own Minecraft instance). For server owners, this means that they do not have to distribute their minetweaker scripts: they only need to be stored on the server and will be transferred to the client automatically upon connection. Servers can thus change their configuration without having to distribute new files. In fact, even a server restart isn't needed - scripts can be reloaded in-game and all connected players will automatically receive the new scripts and have their configuration adjusted accordingly.
Scripts can even be stored in two places - there is a global scripting directory that's applied to every world hosted on that server (mostly useful for defining default behavior in modpacks played in single-player) and a per-world scripting directory. Scripts in the world directory can override global scripts. For map makers, this means they can distribute their own scripts with their map.
For modpack builders, this functionality means that it is interesting to include MineTweaker in your modpack even if you don't have an immediate need for it - server owners may wish to customize their own instance.
MineTweaker development started about a year ago. We wanted to remove the jetpack from IC2 as well as the Quarry and other automining methods, as we found them to impact gameplay significantly. It just didn't feel Minecraft anymore. On the other hand, we wanted to at least make it possible to have a more advanced recipe for the jetpack, so if you really wanted to, you could make one - but it would be a late-game item.
There existed mods that could remove item recipes, but there was lack of a mod that could also add new ones. For that reason, I decided to try making a mod myself. The scripting language was very simple - a list of instructions. As we found that pretty useful, I added a few more types of commands to modify the ore dictionary and set item names.
I soon felt the limitations of the scripting engine I had. For instance, if I wanted to make a recipe with enchantments on it, I couldn't do that. Or if I wanted custom crafting logic, it wouldn't be possible. And support for mods machines would be nice to have, too, so there I made the first-generation MineTweaker scripting engine.
MineTweaker 2 proved successful and became integrated in quite a few modpacks. More mod support and new functions were added. But the scripting engine wasn't really made to be very scalable in terms of functionality, and adding new functions and new mods was a time-consuming task.
I came to realize that we could be doing much more with MineTweaker. In past, you'd have to write a custom mod to implement these recipes. Not everyone is programmer, and learning to use Java and Forge takes a while and the size of Minecraft can be overwhelming to newcomers. Having a scripting language makes it possible for less experienced users to still change the game to their needs.
With MineTweaker 3, a lot of things have changed internally. The scripts compile directly to Java bytecode, and now the only overhead is the overhead caused by the internal API layer used to abstract away the minecraft internals and provide a set of easy-to-use functions. For me and plugin developers, all I have to do is supply a set of annotated classes to the scripting engine.
MineTweaker is meant to be used by a wide variety of users. I am into providing more basic functionality and plan on adding a graphical interface for basic functionality. On the other side, I am into providing more scripting functionality to provide server owners with the ability to change the behavior of the server and making it possible to create bukkit-like server mods with the scripting language. The forum post has a poll to determine priorities.
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Here you will find some of the projects I have lead to successful completion, and some additional interesting work.
HIGHLIGHT OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
- Over 7 years of industry experience in Business Analysis and Front End Development
- Maintenance and Support of various banking, insurance and technology system solutions and Web Applications with proven ability to successfully achieve strategic business objectives
- Extensive Business Analysis experience at enterprise, program and project level
- Lead business conversations (meetings/discussions) with SMEs to determine operational objectives by studying business functions and channels.
- Extensive experience with developing Lean Process Mapping, SDLC, Waterfall and AGILE methodologies.
- Expert knowledge of User Experience (UX), HTML-5, CSS-3, Bootstrap-3.0, Javascript, MV* Framework and Adobe CS
- Solid understanding of SQL and Data Warehousing
- Analyzed the use of data across all entities to identify areas of opportunity or need, and look for areas to leverage existing corporate resources
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Mobilelive is a Canadian owned and operated organization, enjoying a workforce of over 200 developers, accelerating digital transformation with expertise in Professional Services, Software Solution Development and Quality Assurance Services.
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Uxplore is one of the leading products of Mobilelive that provides web development solutions and automation of User Experience Testing across multiple platforms, under real-time conditions. I lead the hard coding of this fully responsive website (UXplore.ca), coded it for optimum efficiency/presentation while working with cross functional teams and provided guidance on user interface designs and implementation.
Other responsibilities included but were not limited to:
- Collaborating with the VP, Director of Marketing and the Solution Architect to understand problems, discuss solutions and new designs as well as changes to existing websites
- Participated in the development of all marketing assets for print and digital elements for new and existing campaigns and programs
- Worked with cross functional teams, provided guidance on user interface designs and implementation
- Communicated issues immediately and effectively as they arose
- Developed and deployed high performance, data driven responsive user experiences for clients leveraging HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 3.0, Javascript and jQuery
- Created custom changes to existing websites as per the needs of the product’s life cycle and user demands
- This included re-templating existing designs while modernizing the coding standards to HTML5 and CSS3 using Bootstrap 4.0. The complexity of project touched on integration with legacy system, social media, user generated content, integrated advertising and provided APIs for mobile platforms
- Developed value-added scripts with Javascript to enhance the behavior of the websites and to improve the quality of user experience
- Created and implemented custom CSS grids, and utilized CSS media queries for mobile responsiveness and various screen sizes
- Basic understanding of MVC (MV*) framework including AngularJS services like $scope etc
- Good understanding of asynchronous request handling($http), partial page updates, and AJAX
- Knowledge of CSS pre-processing platforms like SASS and LESS
- Sound knowledge of Scope Chains, Lexical (execution) context and Closures in Javascript
- Tested and validated front-end code in multiple browsers to ensure cross-browser compatibility while maintaining consistency in design and layout
- Worked closely with the design team and project managers and ensured projects are delivered in a lean and timely manner
- Conducted weekly audits/testing on all company websites, ensuring smooth running of all links and artifacts
- Adherence to the latest W3C standards for Web Development
- Participated in a structured web development process that included sprints with daily scrums, implementing feedback from quality assurance team members, and using the “de facto standard” version control system - GIT
- Familiarity with PHP and MySQL
- Ability to learn new tasks outside immediate range of skills
- Excellent problem solving skills
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COP LAND "The greates trick the devil ever pulled?" This isn't going to be a review in the normal meaning of the word. What I would like to do is to tell the story of James Mangold and the greatest trick he ever pulled, and no he didn't convince the world that he didn't exist. The following is what I believe happened those dramatic days a year or two ago. James Mangold was sitting there and had just finished writing what he believed to be a brilliant screenplay, and yes it kind of was. A nice old-fashioned story about cops and corruption. And he was pretty sure he could make a fine low-budget movie out of it. But then he realised like many others before him that that simply wasn't enough. There are made fine low budget movies every day.  That's where the trick comes in. Use magic.   Well that sounds like a neat fairy tale, doesn't it. Well like it is with all magic tricks they may not be so hard as they seem. First of all you don't pick the truly hopeless type, stay away from the likes of Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Segal and Schwarzenegger. You pick someone like Stallone. Now all of a sudden you have brought a great risk into the game. Stallone could be like nitro if he isn't watched the whole thing could blow up in your face. If Stallone does a bad job it makes a mess of the whole thing then it's no longer a fine low-budget movie, then it's "just another lousy Stallone movie". So you better watch out. To prevent this you cast him alongside first-class actors like Keitel, DeNiro and Liotta.  However you must make sure to put these people in the background, 'cause the point is to make Stallone look good. If the others get to much attention we could end up with a situation where Stallone makes them look bad, and that would really ruin the trick. Then it's a lot up to the role he's given. You give him a reasonably simple role. Don't give him Shakespeare. Though the role of Freddy Heflin isn't a one dimensional bad role, it's a great role, butit's a role that's easy to control through the directing. After all there is a lot of acting in directing. And you have to be very busy couching the guy for his role. I bet Mangold spent a lot of times going through the scenes over and over again until Stallone got it right. When it comes to the role it's also an essential part of the trick that the role was strictly the opposite of what Stallone has become typecast as. Perhaps the greatest part is that he forced the guy to gain weight. It worked for Travolta didn't it, well it worked here as well.  Now isn't that the greatest promotional trick you've ever heard of. It may not be a part of the creative process of film-making, but don't tell me it's not an essential part. This trick is what got your asses into the theatre in the first place. Cop Land is a great movie, and an ingenious promotional trick
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The first phase, which occurred in early 2003, saw forces from the United States, Great Britain, and other international parties invade the country and engage in conflict with Iraqi military and paramilitary forces. The Iraqi forces were quickly defeated.
The second phase, occurring over a longer time period, took the form of a U.S.-led occupation of the country with opposition from a local Iraqi insurgency. As violence started to decline in 2007, the U.S. began to withdraw its forces, with a formal withdrawal occurring near the end of 2011.
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While he acknowledged that ISIS is not an "existential threat" to the United States, President Obama has remained firm in his commitment to defeating ISIS in Syria and Iraq. He has exercised caution when considering the possbility of exercising renewed military force, but has not ruled out the possibility moving forward


Gruesome details emerge in murder case of Clanwilliam teacher - Report
Horrific details have emerged about how a Clanwilliam teacher in the Western Cape was allegedly murdered by her boyfriend, who has reportedly confessed to the crime.
Allison Plaatjies, 26, was found on the floor in her apartment in Katjiepiering Street last Sunday night.
According to Rapport, she had allegedly been strangled by her boyfriend, 24-year-old education student Phillip April, before he tried to behead her using three different knives. One of the knives apparently broke in her neck, the newspaper reported.
According to the publication, the accused is said to have made a confession to police.
Plaatjies reportedly ended her relationship earlier in October and on the day of her disappearance, she was going to a party.

She said she believed Plaatjies had fought to the end, despite being small in stature.
April has been charged with murder, car theft and defeating the ends of justice. He is expected to apply for bail in the local magistrate's court on November 13.
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On the list below you can find some folk songs or traditional songs from South Africa. Each song
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A charge for uttering threats can be dropped with diversion or a discharge. A discharge is not a conviction but will show up on your record as a discharge. A discharge will be on your record for 1 to 3 years depending on the type of discharge you get. Discharge or diversion are the most common resolutions for an uttering threats charge.
An uttering threats charge can be won if you can show that you didn’t intend for your statements to be taken seriously. For example, you can show that you were clearly joking or that your statement was never intended to instill fear. There are also the ways available in all cases such as kicking out pieces of evidence or getting a dismissal via delay which you can learn more about here.
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Samantha’ show: “The Highway Girl,” debuts on August 12 with musical guest Aimee Mann and Wordpress founder Matt Mullenweg.
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React web application that aims to motivate users on their pursuits of passion through periodic notifications of user inputs of their own goals, personal struggles and successes, and inspirational quotes.
Dashboard
Override your browser's new tab with the Moment Dashboard! Remind yourself of your goals and how far you have come!
Moments
To remind them of their sparks of passion, users can input their goals, inspirational quotes, and their past personal struggles and successes. These are sent back to the user in periodic notifications to motivate them on their pursuit of passion.
Settings
Users can specify when to start, how often, and when to stop receiving periodic notifications of their moments.
Behind Moment
Remember when that twelve year old thanked you for being a great role model? Remember when you were so sure of your abilities, yet you lost the competition? The overwhelming sense of accomplishment that made you feel as if nothing could stop you. How disappointed you were in yourself and the swearing of redemption. Don't forget these sparks of passion and emotion.
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React, AWS, Google OAuth 2.0, Node.js, RESTful API
What's Next?
Many new features in backlog, but first, will evaluate incoming feedback from App Stores while developing Grid Mobile


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https://code.org/educate/applab
Tools to UNDERSTAND data:
https://code.org/oceans
https://coralandtest.herokuapp.com/
https://teachablemachine.withgoogle.com/
Tools to ANALYZE data:
https://codap.concord.org/
https://databasic.io/en/
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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List<Rule> |
RuleSet.getRules() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static RuleSet |
RuleSet.create(List<Rule> rules) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static List<Rule> |
RuleSetAssembler.addRules(List<Rule> result,
Assembler a,
Resource root) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static List<Rule> |
RuleSetAssembler.addRules(List<Rule> result,
Assembler a,
Resource root) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Rule |
Rule.cloneRule()
Clone a rule, cloning any embedded variables.
|
Rule |
RuleDerivation.getRule() |
Rule |
RuleContext.getRule()
Returns the rule.
|
Rule |
Rule.instantiate(BindingEnvironment env)
Instantiate a rule given a variable binding environment.
|
Rule |
Rule.Parser.parseRule()
Parse a rule, terminated by a "]" or "." character.
|
static Rule |
Rule.parseRule(String source)
Parse a string as a rule, using the default BuiltinRegistry to resolve functor names
|
static Rule |
Rule.parseRule(String source,
BuiltinRegistry registry)
Parse a string as a rule using a specified BuiltinRegistry to resolve functor names
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Rule> |
FBRuleInfGraph.getBRules()
Return an ordered list of all registered backward rules.
|
List<Rule> |
RuleReasoner.getRules()
Answer the rules used by this Reasoner.
|
List<Rule> |
LPBackwardRuleReasoner.getRules()
Return the this of Rules used by this reasoner
|
List<Rule> |
FBRuleReasoner.getRules()
Return the list of Rules used by this reasoner
|
List<Rule> |
FBRuleInfGraph.getRules()
Return the originally supplied set of rules, may be a mix of forward
and backward rules.
|
List<Rule> |
BasicForwardRuleReasoner.getRules()
Return the this of Rules used by this reasoner
|
List<Rule> |
Rule.Parser.getRulesPreload()
Return the complete set of preloaded rules;
|
static List<Rule> |
RDFSForwardRuleReasoner.loadRules()
Return the RDFS rule set, loading it in if necessary
|
static List<Rule> |
RDFSFBRuleReasoner.loadRules()
Return the RDFS rule set, loading it in if necessary
|
static List<Rule> |
OWLMiniReasoner.loadRules()
Return the rule set, loading it in if necessary
|
static List<Rule> |
OWLMicroReasoner.loadRules()
Return the rule set, loading it in if necessary
|
static List<Rule> |
OWLFBRuleReasoner.loadRules()
Return the rule set, loading it in if necessary
|
static List<Rule> |
FBRuleReasoner.loadRules(String fileName)
Answer the list of rules loaded from the given filename.
|
static List<Rule> |
RDFSRuleReasoner.loadRulesLevel(String level)
Return the RDFS rule set, loading it in if necessary.
|
static List<Rule> |
Rule.parseRules(Rule.Parser parser)
Run a pre-bound rule parser to extract it's rules
|
static List<Rule> |
Rule.parseRules(String source)
Parse a string as a list a rules.
|
static List<Rule> |
Rule.parseRules(String source,
BuiltinRegistry registry)
Parse a string as a list a rules.
|
static List<Rule> |
Rule.rulesFromURL(String uri)
Answer the list of rules parsed from the given URL.
|
static List<Rule> |
Rule.rulesFromURL(String uri,
BuiltinRegistry registry)
Answer the list of rules parsed from the given URL.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
ForwardRuleInfGraphI.addBRule(Rule brule)
Adds a new Backward rule as a rules of a forward rule process.
|
void |
FBRuleInfGraph.addBRule(Rule brule)
Adds a new Backward rule as a result of a forward rule process.
|
void |
BasicForwardRuleInfGraph.addBRule(Rule brule)
Adds a new Backward rule as a rules of a forward rule process.
|
void |
FBRuleInfGraph.addRuleDuringPrepare(Rule rule)
Add a new rule to the rule set.
|
void |
ForwardRuleInfGraphI.deleteBRule(Rule brule)
Deletes a new Backward rule as a rules of a forward rule process.
|
void |
FBRuleInfGraph.deleteBRule(Rule brule)
Deletes a new Backward rule as a rules of a forward rule process.
|
void |
BasicForwardRuleInfGraph.deleteBRule(Rule brule)
Deletes a new Backward rule as a rules of a forward rule process.
|
boolean |
LPBackwardRuleInfGraph.processBuiltin(ClauseEntry clause,
Rule rule,
BindingEnvironment env)
Process a call to a builtin predicate
|
boolean |
FBRuleInfGraph.processBuiltin(ClauseEntry clause,
Rule rule,
BindingEnvironment env)
Process a call to a builtin predicate
|
boolean |
BackwardRuleInfGraphI.processBuiltin(ClauseEntry clause,
Rule rule,
BindingEnvironment env)
Process a call to a builtin predicate
|
void |
RuleContext.setRule(Rule rule)
Sets the rule.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
FBRuleInfGraph.addBRules(List<Rule> rules)
Adds a set of new Backward rules
|
FBRuleReasoner |
FBRuleReasoner.addRules(List<Rule> rules)
Add the given rules to the current set and answer this Reasoner.
|
void |
RuleReasoner.setRules(List<Rule> rules)
Set the rules used by this reasoner.
|
void |
GenericRuleReasoner.setRules(List<Rule> rules)
Set (or change) the rule set that this reasoner should execute.
|
void |
FBRuleReasoner.setRules(List<Rule> rules)
Set (or change) the rule set that this reasoner should execute.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
RuleDerivation(Rule rule,
Triple conclusion,
List<Triple> matches,
InfGraph infGraph)
Constructor
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BasicForwardRuleInfGraph(Reasoner reasoner,
List<Rule> rules,
Graph schema)
Constructor.
|
BasicForwardRuleInfGraph(Reasoner reasoner,
List<Rule> rules,
Graph schema,
Graph data)
Constructor.
|
BasicForwardRuleReasoner(List<Rule> rules)
Constructor.
|
BasicForwardRuleReasoner(List<Rule> rules,
ReasonerFactory factory)
Constructor
|
FBRuleInfGraph(Reasoner reasoner,
List<Rule> rules,
Graph schema)
Constructor.
|
FBRuleInfGraph(Reasoner reasoner,
List<Rule> rules,
Graph schema,
Graph data)
Constructor.
|
FBRuleReasoner(List<Rule> rules)
Constructor.
|
FBRuleReasoner(List<Rule> rules,
ReasonerFactory factory)
Constructor
|
GenericRuleReasoner(List<Rule> rules)
Constructor.
|
GenericRuleReasoner(List<Rule> rules,
ReasonerFactory factory)
Constructor
|
LPBackwardRuleReasoner(List<Rule> rules)
Constructor.
|
LPBackwardRuleReasoner(List<Rule> rules,
ReasonerFactory factory)
Constructor
|
RDFSRuleInfGraph(Reasoner reasoner,
List<Rule> rules,
Graph schema)
Constructor.
|
RDFSRuleInfGraph(Reasoner reasoner,
List<Rule> rules,
Graph schema,
Graph data)
Constructor.
|
RETERuleInfGraph(Reasoner reasoner,
List<Rule> rules,
Graph schema)
Constructor.
|
RETERuleInfGraph(Reasoner reasoner,
List<Rule> rules,
Graph schema,
Graph data)
Constructor.
|
RuleStore(List<Rule> rawRules,
Object fRuleStore,
List<Rule> bRules)
Constructor.
|
RuleStore(List<Rule> rawRules,
Object fRuleStore,
List<Rule> bRules)
Constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Rule |
RuleClauseCode.getRule()
Return the rule from which this code block was compiled.
|
Rule |
RETERuleContext.getRule()
Returns the rule.
|
Rule |
EnvironmentFrame.getRule()
Return the rule associated with this environment, null if no such rule.
|
Rule |
BFRuleContext.getRule()
Returns the rule.
|
Rule |
BBRuleContext.getRule() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Rule> |
RuleStore.getAllRules()
Return an ordered list of all registered rules.
|
List<Rule> |
LPBRuleEngine.getAllRules()
Return an ordered list of all registered rules.
|
List<Rule> |
RuleStore.rulesFor(TriplePattern goal)
Return a list of rules that match the given goal pattern
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
RETEConflictSet.add(Rule rule,
BindingEnvironment env,
boolean isAdd)
Record a request for a rule firing.
|
void |
RuleStore.addRule(Rule rule)
Add a single rule to the store.
|
void |
LPBRuleEngine.addRule(Rule rule)
Add a single rule to the store.
|
void |
RuleStore.deleteRule(Rule rule)
Remove a single rule from the store
|
void |
LPBRuleEngine.deleteRule(Rule rule)
Remove a single rule from the store.
|
void |
RETEEngine.requestRuleFiring(Rule rule,
BindingEnvironment env,
boolean isAdd)
Add a rule firing request to the conflict set.
|
void |
RETERuleContext.setRule(Rule rule)
Sets the rule.
|
void |
BFRuleContext.setRule(Rule rule)
Sets the rule.
|
void |
BBRuleContext.setRule(Rule rule) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
RETEEngine.compile(List<Rule> rules,
boolean ignoreBrules)
Compile a list of rules into the internal rule store representation.
|
void |
FRuleEngine.compile(List<Rule> rules,
boolean ignoreBrules)
Compile a list of rules into the internal rule store representation.
|
FRuleEngineI |
FRuleEngineIFactory.createFRuleEngineI(ForwardRuleInfGraphI parent,
List<Rule> rules,
boolean useRETE)
Creates a
ForwardRuleInfGraphI instance. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LPRuleSyntaxException(String msg,
Rule rule)
Constructor.
|
LPRuleSyntaxException(String msg,
Rule rule,
Throwable cause)
Constructor.
|
RETETerminal(Rule rule,
RETEEngine engine,
ForwardRuleInfGraphI graph)
Constructor.
|
RuleClauseCode(Rule rule)
Constructor.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FRuleEngine(ForwardRuleInfGraphI parent,
List<Rule> rules)
Constructor.
|
LPRuleStore(List<Rule> rules)
Construct a rule store containing the given rules.
|
RETEEngine(ForwardRuleInfGraphI parent,
List<Rule> rules)
Constructor.
|
RuleStore(List<Rule> rules)
Constructor.
|
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Pragmatic Programmer, The: From Journeyman to Master
Straight from the programming trenches, The Pragmatic Programmer cuts through the increasing specialization and technicalities of modern software development to examine the core process--taking a requirement and producing working, maintainable code that delights its users. It covers topics ranging from personal responsibility and career development to architectural techniques for keeping your code flexible and easy to adapt and reuse. Read this book, and you’ll learn how to:
Fight software rot;
Avoid the trap of duplicating knowledge;
Write flexible, dynamic, and adaptable code;
Avoid programming by coincidence;
Bullet-proof your code with contracts, assertions, and exceptions;
Capture real requirements;
Test ruthlessly and effectively;
Delight your users;
Build teams of pragmatic programmers; and
Make your developments more precise with automation.
Written as a series of self-contained sections and filled with entertaining anecdotes, thoughtful examples, and interesting analogies, The Pragmatic Programmer illustrates the best practices and major pitfalls of many different aspects of software development. Whether you’re a new coder, an experienced programmer, or a manager responsible for software projects, use these lessons daily, and you’ll quickly see improvements in personal productivity, accuracy, and job satisfaction. You’ll learn skills and develop habits and attitudes that form the foundation for long-term success in your career. You’ll become a Pragmatic Programmer.
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Let's face it. We've always been at a point in life where we needed it to convert one format to another. Maybe an online application only accepted .jpeg image format, and you had a .webp file.
For us techies, it might not seem like a big deal. Maybe it's just a google search away on the required commandline options for ffmpeg. But when you switch to Windows, disaster strikes again. There's no good universal, open-source, GUI file converter that you can use. And you certainly don't want to upload your precious data to some random converter site.
That's why we decided to make a cross-platform electron app that serves as a beautiful GUI frontend for the ffmpeg and sharp libraries.


pod studs
Studs embedded Fantom API
Classes
| Daemon |
Daemon provides an API for long-running system services running on their own thread with life-cycle callbacks for start, stop, poll, and custom messages. |
| DaemonMsg |
DaemonMsg is used to send messages to |
| DeviceTree |
Runtime API for Device Tree overlays. |
| Gpio |
Gpio provides high level access to GPIO pins through the Linux |
| HttpConfig |
Configuration settings for |
| Httpd |
Http server support in Studs is provided by the Httpd daemon. |
| I2C |
I2C allows you to communicate over serial I2C interfaces. |
| Led |
Led manages LED state using |
| Networkd |
Networking support in Studs is provided by the Networkd daemon. |
| Ntpd |
The Ntpd daemon provides support for synchronizing wall clock time using the NTP protocol. |
| Pack |
Pack is a binary encoding for name-value pairs. |
| Proc |
Proc manages spawning an external OS process. |
| Spi |
Spi allows you to communicate over serial SPI interfaces. |
| SpiConfig |
SpiConfig models configuration for a |
| Sys |
Sys provides system level information and utilites for a target device. |
| Uart |
Uart models a UART port instance. |
| UartConfig |
UartConfig models configuration for a |


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| DynamicGroup | Group with undefined number of fields. |
| Field | Field. |
| Form | Form. |
| FormException | Exception for form errors. |
| Group | Group of fieldsor sub-groups. |
| HTMLHelper | Helper to create HTML tags. |
| Widget | Widget. |
| WidgetManager | Manage widgets available for form fields. |
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The Titan Rocket Club was rebooted and established by a group of students at California State University, Fullerton in Spring 2020. Shortly afterwards, the club's senior research project team won CSUF's Engineering & Computer Science Research Project of the Year (2020-21).
The club was formed to bring together students interested in aerospace, specifically rockets.
Members are engaged with learning the basics of rocket science through collaborative projects and working towards rocket certifications with model rockets.


Converge's Official Blog - Where we share our thoughts & opinions, tips & techniques. We may also occasionaly brag about our Products & Services.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 battery life is impressive, but sometimes it can be pretty disappointing, especially when you need to use it a lot for work. We’re going to show you how to maximize your Galaxy S4 battery life, and eek out that last bit of needed juice!
Coming at 2,600 mAh, the Galaxy S4 has a pretty hefty battery for today’s expectations, however, it still just isn’t enough juice. That said, we recommend picking up a second 2,600 mAh unit or an extended life battery from a third party vendor. Of course, picking up a juice pack from someone like Mophie is probably your best bet here.
A juice pack or extra battery will certainly boost your Galaxy S4 battery life.
If you’re trying to maximize battery life, keeping a low amount of widgets on your home screen is a great way to bolster Galaxy S4 battery life. Cutting out live widgets completely is another way to do this.
Live widgets take a lot of battery life because they’re, well, live. It can take a lot of juice trying to update your social network widgets in real time.
While live widgets are really handy, sometimes it’s just not worth that extra Galaxy S4 battery life.
One of the big appeals of Samsung’s flagship devices is the amount of features loaded in them. While everyone loves new features to play around with, it does take a toll on battery life.
Simply turning off all of those unneeded features like Bluetooth, GPS, Air View, Eye gestures, and etc, can really bolster Galaxy S4 battery life.
It’s fairly easy to turn these features off, too. Just pull down the notification shade and you have access to pretty much anything you would need to flip the switch on!
Another battery hog is live wallpapers. Thankfully the Galaxy S4 only comes with two, but plenty more can be found in the Play Store. It’s best not to use these if you want to save Galaxy S4 battery life. It makes things much less intensive on the processor, GPU, and etc.
Secondly, the Galaxy S4 uses a Super AMOLED display, which means every color is a light. So, if you have a colorful wallpaper, you’re using much more battery life than you would be if you were using a completely black wallpaper. It’s still using battery life, just not nearly as much.
By taking advantage of the built-in power saving features in TouchWiz, you can optimize a lot of your battery usage. You can have it slow CPU usage, haptic feedback, and even screen usage.
Finally, we’re going to look at the HD Super AMOLED display. Having the brightness all the way up will drain your battery fast, and having it at its lowest setting will reduce your usage. However, while some say having it on automatic is your best bet, it isn’t.
Having your brightness set on automatic means that the Galaxy S4 is using the sensors to test how bright it is in the room to adjust your screen brightness accordingly. It’s much better to change the setting manually to maximize Galaxy S4 battery life.


Fast iterative circles (and ellipses, and other figures).
Here's the entire algorithm to compute points on an elliptical arc, very quickly:
while(true)
{
x += d * y;
y -= d * x;
}
Attributed to Marvin Minsky, 1972: HAKMEM, MIT AI Memo 239 (HTML version here).
Also on a PDP-1, David Mapes talks about finding it independently.
I've been using this to make circles since I found it by accident in the early 1980s (using a BBC Micro). Nowadays I'm using it to make music synthesizers (running on ARM Cortex M4).
Points per cycle
dx
dy
Initial
x
y
Loop delay (ms)
Initial conditions should put (x,y) on a unit circle somewhere, e.g. (0,1). But it works at any scale.
The delta (d) is almost exactly 6/(number of points per cycle). To be exact: d=2.sin(pi/points). It's stable for d<2.
Small values produce more-circular circles, i.e. phases closer to 90°. Note that the sines & cosines are perfect, it's only the phase difference that's skewed.
If you want to fix the phase, just use (y+prev_y)/2 instead of y.
See HAKMEM items 151 & 152 for some analysis.
This page uses default Javascript numbers (IEEE double).
It's also very robust with integers, fractional integers (q7, q15, etc), although you'll want to saturate (clip at +/-1 rather than wrap around).
This makes it nicely applicable to microcontrollers and other small hardware. You could use it to carve arcs, drive LEDs, make sound.
If the delta is an expression such as "0.1 * Math.pow(x,4)", you can generate some interesting nonlinear cycles.
Many nonlinear deltas will diverge rapidly. I haven't yet found good simple equations that produce continuous "chaotic" loops.
But you can go very wild with floor and modulo arithmetic.
The same principle can be applied to 3-phase: x = x-d.y+d.z; y = y+d.x-d.z; z = z-d.x+d.y; (and presumably to higher numbers too).


[§302A-483] Penalties. Any caregiver who makes a false statement in the affidavit for caregiver consent required under section 302A-482, shall be subject to the penalties under partV of chapter 710. [L 2003, c 99, pt of §1]


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# File lib/migration.rb, line 53 def perform_up result = nil if needs_up? # TODO: fix this so it only does transactions for databases that support create/drop # database.transaction.commit do say_with_time "== Performing Up Migration ##{position}: #{name}", 0 do result = @up_action.call end update_migration_info(:up) # end end result end


| Category: algorithms | Component type: function |
template <class ForwardIterator> bool is_sorted(ForwardIterator first, ForwardIterator last) template <class ForwardIterator, class StrictWeakOrdering> bool is_sorted(ForwardIterator first, ForwardIterator last, StrictWeakOrdering comp)
The two versions of is_sorted differ in how they define whether one element is less than another. The first version compares objects using operator<, and the second compares objects using the function object comp. The first version of is_sorted returns true if and only if, for every iterator i in the range [first, last - 1), *(i + 1) < *i is false. The second version returns true if and only if, for every iterator i in the range [first, last - 1), comp(*(i + 1), *i) is false
int A[] = {1, 4, 2, 8, 5, 7}; const int N = sizeof(A) / sizeof(int); assert(!is_sorted(A, A + N)); sort(A, A + N); assert(is_sorted(A, A + N));


This is a test to see if fiel is being tracked and whether project is being tracked on GitHub. Have a great day.


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SecurBot
0.1
A cutting edge robotic security platform
|
Classes | |
| class | Status |
Functions | |
| def | getTimeOffsetInSeconds (offsetTimeInSeconds) |
| Get time offset in seconds since the EPOCH according to intial time in seconds gave as an input. More... | |
| def | waypointToPixelPoseStamped (waypointObject) |
| Format Waypoint to Pixel PoseStamped. More... | |
| def | pixelPoseStampedToRealPoseStamped (pixelPoseStamped) |
| Publish Pixel PoseStamped to map_image_generator to format it into Real PoseStamped. More... | |
| def | realPoseStampedReceiverCallback (realPoseStamped) |
| Callback funtion receiving processed waypoint from map_image. More... | |
| def | startPatrolNavigation () |
| This function starts sending the different waypoint that were converted in the list. More... | |
| def | waypointsListReceiverCallback (waypointsJsonStr) |
| Callback funtion that handles the reception of new patrol plans. More... | |
| def | interruptReceiverCallback (interruptJsonStr) |
| Interprets interruption requests. More... | |
| def | getStatusString (uInt8Status) |
| Returns status as a string, used primarly for debugging purposes. More... | |
| def | publishPatrolFeedBack (patrolId, status, acheivedWaypointCount, plannedWaypointCount) |
| Publishes the advancement of a patrol. More... | |
| def | sendGoalDoneCallback (terminalState, result) |
| Callback function called when an action sent to move_base is done. More... | |
| def | patrolExecutive () |
| Main function starting the Patrol Executive Node. More... | |
Variables | |
| int | WAYPOINT_INDEX = 0 |
| int | PIXEL_POSESTAMPED_INDEX = 1 |
| int | REAL_POSESTAMPED_INDEX = 2 |
| actionClient = actionlib.SimpleActionClient('goto', MoveBaseAction) | |
| list | waypointsPatrolList = [] |
| int | currentWaypointIndex = 0 |
| bool | isLooped = False |
| int | repIndex = 0 |
| int | repetitions = 0 |
| int | currentLoiteringEndTimeInSeconds = 0 |
| string | patrolId = "" |
| toMapImageGenerator = rospy.Publisher("toMapImageGenerator", PoseStamped, queue_size=20) | |
| toElectron = rospy.Publisher("toElectron", String, queue_size=20) | |
| def patrolExecutive.getStatusString | ( | uInt8Status | ) |
Returns status as a string, used primarly for debugging purposes.
| uInt8Status | move_base status code |
| def patrolExecutive.getTimeOffsetInSeconds | ( | offsetTimeInSeconds | ) |
Get time offset in seconds since the EPOCH according to intial time in seconds gave as an input.
| offsetTimeInSeconds | Offset time in seconds to add to current time |
| def patrolExecutive.interruptReceiverCallback | ( | interruptJsonStr | ) |
Interprets interruption requests.
Will stop patrol and send confirmation if patrol plan is stopped.
| interruptJsonStr | The ROS message containing the JSON string with the interrupt message. |
| def patrolExecutive.patrolExecutive | ( | ) |
Main function starting the Patrol Executive Node.
Subcription to three topics are made : fromMapimageGenerator, fromElectronWaypoints, fromElectronInterrupt.
| def patrolExecutive.pixelPoseStampedToRealPoseStamped | ( | pixelPoseStamped | ) |
Publish Pixel PoseStamped to map_image_generator to format it into Real PoseStamped.
| pixelPoseStamped | The waypoint relative to the screen input |
| def patrolExecutive.publishPatrolFeedBack | ( | patrolId, | |
| status, | |||
| acheivedWaypointCount, | |||
| plannedWaypointCount | |||
| ) |
Publishes the advancement of a patrol.
| patrolId | The unique id of the patrol in string representation |
| status | String representation of the event to report |
| acheivedWaypointCount | Number of waypoints that have succesfully been reached |
| plannedWaypointCount | Number of waypoints in the current patrol |
| def patrolExecutive.realPoseStampedReceiverCallback | ( | realPoseStamped | ) |
Callback funtion receiving processed waypoint from map_image.
| realPoseStamped | The processed waypoint in dimesions relative to RTAB-MAP |
| def patrolExecutive.sendGoalDoneCallback | ( | terminalState, | |
| result | |||
| ) |
Callback function called when an action sent to move_base is done.
| terminalState | The state of the action (ie: SUCCEEDED / ABORTED) |
| result |
| def patrolExecutive.startPatrolNavigation | ( | ) |
This function starts sending the different waypoint that were converted in the list.
| def patrolExecutive.waypointsListReceiverCallback | ( | waypointsJsonStr | ) |
Callback funtion that handles the reception of new patrol plans.
This function will decode incoming JSON message and convert the waypoints for them to be sent to move_base sequentially.
| waypointsJsonStr | The patrol plan in JSON representation |
| def patrolExecutive.waypointToPixelPoseStamped | ( | waypointObject | ) |
Format Waypoint to Pixel PoseStamped.
| waypointObject | The waypoint in dictionnary form from the JSON object |
| patrolExecutive.actionClient = actionlib.SimpleActionClient('goto', MoveBaseAction) |
| int patrolExecutive.currentLoiteringEndTimeInSeconds = 0 |
| int patrolExecutive.currentWaypointIndex = 0 |
| bool patrolExecutive.isLooped = False |
| string patrolExecutive.patrolId = "" |
| int patrolExecutive.PIXEL_POSESTAMPED_INDEX = 1 |
| int patrolExecutive.REAL_POSESTAMPED_INDEX = 2 |
| int patrolExecutive.repetitions = 0 |
| int patrolExecutive.repIndex = 0 |
| patrolExecutive.toElectron = rospy.Publisher("toElectron", String, queue_size=20) |
| patrolExecutive.toMapImageGenerator = rospy.Publisher("toMapImageGenerator", PoseStamped, queue_size=20) |
| int patrolExecutive.WAYPOINT_INDEX = 0 |
| list patrolExecutive.waypointsPatrolList = [] |


tomb
Manage encrypted storage directories that can be safely transported and hidden in a filesystem.
More information: home page
- Create a new tomb with an initial size of 100 MB:
tomb dig -s 100 encrypted_directory.tomb
- Create a new key file that can be used to lock a tomb; user will be prompted for a password for the key:
tomb forge encrypted_directory.tomb.key
- Forcefully create a new key, even if the tomb isn't allowing key forging (due to swap):
tomb forge encrypted_directory.tomb.key -f
- Initialize and lock an empty tomb using a key made with `forge`:
tomb lock encrypted_directory.tomb -k encrypted_directory.tomb.key
- Mount a tomb (by default in `/media`) using its key, making it usable as a regular filesystem directory:
tomb open encrypted_directory.tomb -k encrypted_directory.tomb.key
- Close a tomb (fails if the tomb is being used by a process):
tomb close encrypted_directory.tomb
- Forcefully close all open tombs, killing any applications using them:
tomb slam all
- List all open tombs:
tomb list


This is Sinead Frawley Assignment for data Representation for 2020 . This project contains of a sql database and flask app which contains rest ends and front end.
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This package contains classes for Radius attributes and Radius attribute types.
The classes RadiusAttribute, StringAttribute, IntegerAttribute and IpAttribute implement general Radius attribute data types and manage the storage of raw data, strings, integers and IP numbers.
Vendor-specific attributes are supported by the class VendorSpecificAttribute.


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