Thursday, May 01, 2014
I slept well last night but Mae didn’t so I let her sleep in. She had got my breakfast about ready, so it didn’t take long for me to get off. My runs went well and after I went to Durk’s and purchased a sprinkler head. After getting home I had something to eat and then took a nap. Mae went over to the Doctors for a check-up on her arm and it is healing well. I worked on the sprinklers until time to get ready for lunch and my PM runs.
Friday, May 02, 2014
Mae slept better last night so was up and got me off to work. My runs went well and after getting home I worked on the sprinklers. I thought I had the timer set but there is an 8 hour time area that we can’t water from 10AM to 6PM. Anyway, I thought I had it set. We then drove out to Sandi’s where Nike and I worked on their sprinkler system. It was about 8PM when we got it working. Sandi, Mae, Nike and I played a game of Marbles before we all went to bed. Mae and Sandi won tonight.
Saturday, May 03, 2014
Sandi and Nick had to leave early for their photo shot. This is a big hassle for them but they get a large tax write off because of it. JaNae has helped them in the past but they are not getting along with each other so I don’t think that will continue. We slept in before getting up and showering and having some breakfast, then we left. I took Mae to Adam’s Elementary where she attended Ben’s soccer game. From there she went with Jeff and Gail to Whiteside’s Elementary for Rachael’s soccer game. While she was supporting Grandchildren I filled the car with gas and then vacuumed and washed the car. I hadn’t been home long when Mae called me to come to get her. I quickly packed us some food and left. After getting Mae we went to Lagoon to support JaNae and Kennedy in clogging contest. We had to park a long ways from the gate, do to the crowd attending Lagoon. It cost us $6 for us to park and we had a discount. Most cars cost $10 to park. We had guest passes to get into the park but they cost us $12 each just to see the dancing. We then had trouble finding where JaNae’s group were dancing. I was afraid for a while that we had paid all that out and then was not going to be able to find them. I finally stayed at one pavilion, while Mae when out looking. I set there becoming frustrated but Mae finally stopped and privately said a prayer asking for the Lords help. She told me that she no sooner had asked for help when she turned around a corner and instantly saw Kennedy. She rushed over to her and gave her a hug and hugged JaNae. She then called me and help me find them. We got there just before JaNae’s group went on stage to perform. They did very well. JaNae is teaching clogging with Cody. Cody and JaNae danced in the group that Sandi taught 20 years ago. We had attended that dance contest then also. Cody and JaNae also had an older group that performed a little later. After those two groups finished, Mae and I found a bench in the shade and ate our lunch. When we finished Mae called JaNae. We wanted to say goodbye and give them a hug. We found them and just at that time they received the Judging results. Their groups each took first place. That was quite exciting. From Lagoon we hurried home where I again tried to get out watering program working. I ran out of time and soon Bryce and Deanna came to get us. We went up to a Porter Cousins party, where we ate and then discussed some of the problems that are coming with the Byron and Mary Porter Family Reunion. We came up with some alterations to the reunion and will see if this helps. It was an enjoyable evening. I really enjoyed visiting with Neal Wall, Verla’s husband. After commig home, we invited Bryce and Deanna in for a little while and we played a game of Trance America. Bryce was the winner of that game. After they left we soon went to bed.
Sunday, May 04, 2014
I was sure tired but got up and attended our High Priest Leadership meeting. I gave the lesson in our High Priest Group meeting. That went fairly well. I had a lot of trouble hearing the lesson in Sunday school class. Also in our Fast Meeting there was several that I had problems hearing. By the time the block ended I had a bad headache. Bob had dinner ready for us when we got home. I then took a nap of over an hour. This evening I visited with Sister Fallis and her son Mark. Mark had not done a complete engine check before taking his boat out for a trial run and due to that burned up the engine. He was really discouraged over that. We looked at a water problem that seems to becoming from Womg Yang’s secondary water line. They may also take charge of our chickens to see if they are really interested in rising chickens them self. I finished up my Home Teaching report for April. That month really seemed to have gone by fast. Bishop Hatch asked Mae if she will give a talk next week on Mothers. She has worked most of the afternoon and evening on that talk and her Sunday school lesson for next week.
Monday, May 05, 2014
When I got up this morning I read from John 3 and I was especially touched when I read the 16 verse “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” 17 verse “For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world: but that the world through him might be saved.” I believe the Hymn was written by Janet Cash Perry. Any way I then thought of the many Hymns that has helped strengthened my Testimony. I really out to list them down and request that they be added to my Funeral Program. Mae got me off to work. My runs went well. I went to Dr. Tunne’s and got an adjustment. He worked on both my lower back and my upper neck. On the way home I stopped at J&J Nursery and bought 4 Early Girl tomato plants, 4 Big Boy tomato plants, 2 Cherry tomato plants and 2 cucumber plants. I also bought a weedier. Mae soon had lunch ready and after eating we took a nap. I got on the inter-net and 1st checked the driving distances from Clearfield to Wasco California by way of Las Vegas or by Reno. It comes out about 2 ½ miles. We there for decided to go by Las Vegas. I looked at staying the night in Mesquite but the rooms were quite expensive for weekend travel. Mae then reminded me that it was time for me to take my PM runs. While I was gone Mae found us a room in St. George much more reasonable, so we will do that. My runs went well and after getting back to the compound I checked to see it I had approval to take of the last day of school. It was approved. After getting home we ate dinner. We tried to find something on TV to watch but there wasn’t anything. We watched the DVD we got at the State Convention that explains the Common Core Program. If that information is correct then that is a terrible program. Now the question is, Who Is Telling the Truth??? I went to bed really feeling bad but after I got to sleep I seem to sleep ok.
Tuesday, May 06, 2014
My back hurt me quite a lot this morning but after taking some Acetaminophen I was ok and my run went fairly well. I didn’t take my normal walk on my lay over between schools. When I got home and had some breakfast I went to work on the lawns. With Mae’s and Bob’s help we got the lawns mowed and the garden weeded. When I came in I took a short nap. My PM runs went well. After getting home we had dinner and I gathered the eggs. Mae received a e-mail that told of using Hydrogen Peroxide for pest control in the garden. You are to use a 8% mixture. Mae bought a bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide from a hair solon and it contains a 40% mixture. I was trying to figure what parts water to the already diluted mixture I should use. Giving up I called Jeff. He was just leaving Cost Co, so I told him my problem and without even writing the problem down, he came right back with the answer. I was amassed that he could figure the answer in his head so fast. He has always been able to figure math problems in his head and give the answer right back. Mae had a Relief Society meeting to attend so I started working on my Diary. I got to October 12, 1972 when I realized that I had left a lot of detail out of the diary, which I felt should be add. I spent the rest of the evening working on that. Mae edited what I had written and I read her talk that she is preparing for Sunday. My information needed some corrections and addition but Mae’s talk really sounds very good. It’s bed time so I will quite for now.
Wednesday, May 07, 2014
Mae slept most of the night in the recliner. I tried to get myself off without waking her but when I turned on even the little light on the stove it woke her. I had her go back into our bed but she didn’t sleep longer and soon was up. My AM runs went well. When I got home Mae was on the phone with someone claiming to be PC Support, authorized by Microsoft to correct problems on our computers. While she was on the phone with her, I got on my computer and found the phone number for PC Support. I called and asked the representative there if they had authorized any company to correct problems on our computer and he told me defiantly not and don’t let them onto our computers. I then went to Dr. Toone in Bountiful. I was a few minutes late and I explained to Dr. Toone’s wife why I was late and as soon as I told her that someone was trying to get into our computer, she described then as having an Indian Accent and they were represent Micro Soft. They were defiantly a scan that is going on. We were very glad that we had been wise enough not to fall for it.
This morning when I first got up and was reading my scriptures, as I read John 5, I had the strongest spiritual feeling of the truthfulness of the scriptures and the knowledge that the Gospel of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is true and the only True Church on the earth today. What a special feeling it was and how thankful I am for the Spirit of the Holy Ghost to guide us. Late, while on my bus runs, when I had some idling time and I was reading from President Kimball’s book, Faith Proceeds the Miracle, I again I had such Spiritual confirmation. Oh how I wish my children could find such a strengthening feeling.
The day went well. I did call South Valley Farms and talked to Merrill Dibble’s secretary Carman. She told us that they were having a lunching in honor of Lee and Kim. Then the next day, they will have the company annual Summer party, also honoring Lee and Kim. My PM run went well except for the one Jr. High boy that I had to ask him not to practice his whistling on the bus. Then I had some problems on the Grade school rum but nothing serious. Mae was getting dinner ready when I got home. She is trying to have plenty of food ready for me while she is gone. I am not sure what I will do without her. We decided to watch a show on TV while we ate our dinner. We turned it to the Hallmark channel and one of the old Walton’s series was on. The problem is the ¾ of the time was advertisements, so it was really a waste of time. I tried to work on my Diary entrances so that I felt like the time was not a complete waste of time. I had planned on going visiting with Morgan and Charles this evening, but Morgan has been sick and Charles was not at home. I guess we will try again tomorrow evening.
Thursday, May 08, 2014
Bus runs went well although we got a lot of rain this morning. When I got home I was going to go to Sister Shirley Olson’s and till her flower garden but Scott still has my tiller. We had Scott for lunch so while he was here I asked if he was through. We sure enjoy having Scott come for lunch when he can. Scott still will have some tilling to do but right now he is waiting for the ground to dry out. He will return the tiller after work this afternoon. After returning for my PM runs Scott and his family returned with my tiller. He also had a barrel that he is going to bury for a drain to handle some of the runoff from the roof. I got the drill ready and showed Scott how to drill the barrel so the water will seep out of it. While he was doing that Kylan helped me take the tiller to Sister Olsen’s. I just got started and the starter rope tangeled so I had to get tools and repair that. When Scott finished he and his family left for home. Mae came down to see how I was doing. I needed my glasses so she went back to get them. In a few minutes Scott came with my glasses. He said that after they left and got part way home they had forgotten their phone so had to return. I finished repairing the tiller and quickly tilled the area. Scott helped me bring the tools and tiller back home. Mishelle wasn’t feeling well so Mae prepared some dinner for Scott and the children. Mishelle went into the bedroom and took a nap.
Friday, May 09, 2014
It rained most of the day so I didn’t get anything accomplished in the garden. Mae took me to work this afternoon and met me when I finished. We left straight for Mike’s getting there about 4:30PM. That gave us a few minutes for us to visit with Mike about the Common Core. Mike gave us quite a different look at the program than we have received up to this point. Becky prepared a wonderful dinner. Becky’s parents also came for dinner. After dinner we all went to the Junior High where Jessie and Mattie performed with the chorus in a beautiful performance. I had trouble hearing the words as the choirs sang. Mae read from “The Infinite Atonement” by Tad R. Callister. He made a point that I have never thought about and it gave me some problems in comprehending it. I really couldn’t grasp the meaning and I couldn’t explain to Mae what my problem was. I am going to have to reread that portion and give it more thought. I felt bad as I upset Mae. Mike also gave us a lot to consider. Between the two of them, and then with my hearing, my mind is in a spine. We were tired when we got home.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
I slept quite well and we woke about 7AM. I really hurt almost all over when I tried to get up. mae sure gave me a lot of tender loving care. She is so special. I was going to cook us an egg omelet for breakfast but only had 3 eggs. I went out to gather the eggs as we hadn’t gathered them yesterday. I found that the chickens had been locked out of the coop and from what I could tell it may have been since Thursday evening. I hadn’t gathered eggs yesterday and Mae hadn’t checked the coop when she fed the chickens. My guess is that the girls had shut the run door Thursday evening and hadn’t locked it the open position when they finished playing with the chickens. All together the morning didn’t go to good so we decided we needed to attend the Temple. I enjoyed the session but I had trouble with my hearing and the fellow that set next to me needed two seats just for him, so it was tight. We came home long enough to change and get on the computer for a few minutes. We then went into Riverdale to the Chuck-A-Rama where David, Shauna, Emily and Connor met us for dinner. This was their Mother’s Day gift. We had a very enjoyable evening. When I got home I did go out and gather the eggs and to my surprise there were 9 eggs. We went to bed about 9:30PM.
Sunday, May 11, 2014
I woke at 3AM and was up for a few minutes. I finally went back to bed and was able to sleep until 6:15AM. We had set the alarm to wake up at 6:45AM and so I got up and start my day. I woke Mae just before 7AM. I had planned on making breakfast but Mae felt like she needed to Fast prior to her Sunday School lesson and especially for her talk. I didn’t have an early meeting due to it being Mothers Day. It was nice to go with Mae. Both Mae’s Sunday school class and her talk went very well. Bob prepared a nice dinner for us following Church. Shellie called and visited with Mae. I finally laid down for a nap and when I woke, Mae had also laid down and sleep for a while. Scott and his family came over for a little while to wish Mae a happy Mother’s Day. After they left we had some dinner and while eating we watched a movie “Brigham Young” produced by Hollywood, so it wasn’t quite to fact but was good. I did some work on my Diary entrance, made some corrections to my letter for Kim and Lee Brown, with Mae’s editing and then finished today’s journal entrance.
Monday, May 12, 2014
I woke at 3AM but was able to go back to sleep. Mae slept well and got up to get me off. She sure is special. My runs went well and when I got home I took a short nap. I worked on the garden laying plastic sheeting down. I also got the layout for the tomatoes ready to plant. I think it should be over the frost period so that I can get the garden planted in the next few days. Mae has sure been busy getting things ready for me to have while she is gone. I am missing her already and she doesn’t leave until after 5PM tonight. My PM runs went well. After getting home I took Mae to the Ogden Airport. She got checked in ok so I came home. I visited with Jeff on the hone for a few minutes. I worked in the garden for a little while and then gathered the eggs. I then worked on my journal for a little while. Irven and Sandy came over, Bob popped some corn and we watched the show “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father”. It was a cute show but it didn’t finish until 9:30PM so it was after 10PM when I got to bed.
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
MI woke ok and got to work. My AM run went well. I stopped and bought a spray bottle on the way home. I got me something to eat and then took a nap. I worked in the garden until time to eat and go on my PM runs. This year I will have the majority of the garden covered with plastic sheeting which should hold the weeds down. I will also have the complete garden under a drip system which should make the watering much easier as well as more efficient with water. I called and visited with Sandy for a few minutes to see how she is feeling as last night she wasn’t feeling very well. She is doing some better but the Dr. doesn’t know what the pain is from yet. Mike called me just as I got to the bus. He is coming to Clearfield High School to watch his Girl’s Softball team play. He invited me to join him and then after the game go out to eat with him. After my run I met him at Clearfield High. Clearfield won 12 to 2 but his girls played well but Clearfield was much better. We went to Sizzler and had a very nice dinner. After eating we set and visited for some time. All my children have been talking and they are quite in favor of us finishing Sandi’s basement and living there. They would like to have that our main home but come around to the other and stay at each home for a while. We also visited about problems that some of the family are having with the Gospel. He is much more understanding, since his son has left the church now and he doesn’t know how to help them. After we parted he still had to ride home, so he will be late. It was late when I got home so I first gathered the eggs. I then prepared and released the Lady Bugs. It will be interesting to see the results. I also looked at Bob curtains and found the problem with the pull cord was that the cord was twisted. It is now 9:45PM so I had better get to bed.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
The water on the yard was on this morning. My AM runs went well. Shortly after I got home I was called from the shop and told they want me to attend a Accident Review meeting next Wednesday. Bob had me call Robert for him to see if they are still using the pickup, they are. The water timer still has problems so I took it into Chris at Durk’s and he found the problem. Hopefully it will work right now. With my PM runs in-between I got the garden planted today. Bob took me out for dinner. I am sure tired this evening and am going to bed.
Thursday, May 15, 2014
My AM runs went well but I feel very discouraged about life. When I got home I fixed something to eat and then Bob and I mowed the lawns. It was noon before we finished and I am tired. Bob offered to prepare some lunch so I accepted. I got a short nap before taking my PM runs. Scott was at our place when I got home. He brought my large bar back and also needed to get some camping equipment out of their camper. We visited for a little while about the Common Core program but I have no real advice about it. At the State Convention I was convinced that it was an evil program but after talking to Mike about it I am not sure. Bob and I had lunch warmed up chicken again this evening as we watched the show “Pearl Harbor”. Even though it was a show, it still brings up anger at what Japan did to us. The biggest problem is what is happening today with what we have in Washington now. I fear for what I think is coming and the traders’ in our government that is bringing it on. I fear that the biggest problem is still with the people leaving “God” for worldly desires. It late and I am going to bed. I tried to call Mae before I went to bed but she didn’t answer. Whether she is away from her phone or the call didn’t go through, I do not know. I sure miss her.
Friday, May 16, 2014
I woke early with the hose from my C-Pap not connected.  I there for just disconnected the hose and must not have got it reconnected fully. I woke early so had time to start this entry before leaving for work. My AM runs went well but I again noticed that my bus was very sluggish on the take off, so I called and talked to Curt about it. He suggested that I bring the bus into the shop when I finish my runs and they would change the fuel filter. I did that and when I got home I made three pints of Almond Butter. When I went back for the PM runs my bus was still in the shop. They found other problems so I had to get a sub-bus for this afternoon. The first bus I went to take was almost out of fuil so I switched again because I was already late leaving. My runs went well. I was tired so I didn’t do much this evening. I watched a show with Bob that he had recorded. It was a very good show but Mae wouldn’t have liked it because of the suspense. I then watch another show after I came downstairs.
Saturday, May 17, 2014
I woke early and got my breakfast. I cleaned up the trash under the back stairway. That has needed to be done for some time. I then went over to where the men of the Ward gathered to help with the Ward cleanup. There wasn’t a lot to be done. Brother Niederhouser, Brother McPhie and I picked up an old chair from Brother Tripp’s and a old matters from Sister Karboski’s. I then helped remove two trees and a bush from Checketts by digging around them and then pulling them out with my chain and pickup. I then came home and butchered the two roosters. When I finished that I was tired so I lay down and took a long nap. I went up to Jeff’s about 4PM. Jeff and Ben had gone Mountain Climbing so I visited with Gail, Rachael and Mat for a few minutes. When Jeff and Ben came we put the rooster on the grill to cook. It was a nice time visiting with Jeff’s family and the rooster cooked very well for our dinner. I came home before 8PM and watched the show “Dances with Wolf’s”. Although I have seen it more than once, I still enjoyed it and thought about the purpose of life and wondered what our decisions were in the Pre-existent. The thoughts of not only did Christ’s Atonement go forward into the next life but also going backward into the Pre-existent has been something that I had never thought of. It is beginning to sink in more all the time.
Sunday, May 18, 2014
I woke early and felt quite well, even my hearing seemed much better, but by the time I got to Church everything became fuzzy again. I Have also been quite dizzy most of the day. Meeting went well. Bob prepared a nice dinner for the two of us. I took a nap. Our home teachers came and we had a nice visit. Mae called and it was most welcome. I sure miss that Beautiful Girl, Dream of my dreams. I talked to Bryce and we got talking for quite a while. I went up stairs and watched a movie with Bob that was pretty good.
Monday, May 19, 2014
My bus was still in the shop so I again took a sub bus. My runs went well and when I got back to the compound I checked and my bus is going to be laid up for a few days. After getting home I weeded part of the garden, then came in and took a nap. Mae called and we visited for a while. I had tried to call her but it just went onto the recording. She told me that her phone has quite working. I finished my laundry and got it put away. My PM runs went well. When I got back to the compound I scheduled the bus for a service appointment. As I got home Bob was waiting for me. He wanted me to ride down to check on Cole and Erik as they haven’t answered his phone calls. They were just fine, Bob gust gets to worried over them. It seems to me they don’t worry about him at all. This evening I went up stairs to heat my dinner and ended up watching a recorded show with Bob.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
I woke early but needed the time as I got reading more in John and meditating. There is so much that we really don’t know and won’t while in this life. I just have to keep trying and hope that somehow it will work out. I don’t know how anyone can go through this earth experience if they have little or no hope. My morning runs went ok. After finishing I stopped on the way home and bought tome Tinactin, some spray olive oil, some salt for the water softener and some flowers to put on the graves this Saturday. I got a little to eat and then mowed the lawns. I wanted the clippings to put on the garden so I did all the lawns with the small hand mower. Bob prepared chicken and dumplings for lunch.  I still had time to take a 15 minute nap before taking my PM runs. When I got home this afternoon I called and talked to Mae for a few minutes before gathering the eggs. Bob heated up the chicken and dumplings again for me. We watched a show that he had recorded. We visited for a few minutes as to what does the future hold and really didn’t come to any conclusion. I think of Dad’s comment “the older I get and the more I know, the more I know that I don’t know!”, How True that is! It almost time for bed so I will close this entry for now.
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
I woke at 4:15 this morning but that was ok as I didn’t have to hurry. My AM runs went well and when I got back to the compound I took my bus into be serviced. I then went into to dispatch and got my Field Trip for Friday printed off. Next I went into the Accident Review Committee and explained what had happened when the jeep came into my lane and I swerved right to miss a head on collision and in so doing I broke a Right rear view mirror. It was 10AM when I got home. I drank a green drink and had some toast and almond butter. I visited with Bob for a few minutes then came down stairs and took a nap. I slept right through the alarm, sleeping for an hour. I worked on my journals for a while. My PM runs went well. After getting home I got my boat pulled out and uncovered it. It is really dirty, part from the last time I used it last fall but also because a lot of dust blow under the covering into the boat. I finally got tired and gave up for the night.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
I got Bob up at 5AM so he could go golfing with Grant this morning. He left about the same time I went to work. In between my AM and PM runs I worked on the boat changing the oil and filter. I was surprised but the battery seems to be in pretty good shape. The motor runs very well but I still need to wash the boat down. I am tired plus I needed to call my children and make plans for Saturday to go to the Morgan Cemetery to decorate graves and then meet back at the Morgan Park to eat and visit. Most of our family will be there. Making plans for our family is something new for me. Mae always does this job. It’s now past bed time so good night.
Friday, May 23, 2014
I woke about 2:15AM and had some trouble going back to sleep. When I did I almost over slept the alarm. It was a busy day on my bus today, taking my two AM routs and then going to East Layton Elementary where they needed two buses to take three First Grade classes around to the Layton City Library, the Museum and to the Fire Department. They then went to a park where they had lunch before we took them back to the school. I then started my PM runs, finishing at 4:15PM. I then filled out my reports before going home. I washed my boat and dried it before covering it back up and putting it away. As I was finishing it started raining. Bob had some chicken for me to warm and eat for dinner. I then quit and watched two shows that Bob had recorded. It is now 10:30PM and I am going to go to bed.
Saturday, May 24, 2014
I woke at 5AM and when I turned over to go back to sleep my legs went into cramps. That brought me up. I lay on the Chee machine for a while and then came back to bed. I slept until 8:30AM. Bob asked me to help him put flowers on Cherrie, Carroll and their baby’s graves. Roy called just to see what out plans are for California. I talked to Bryce as he called to see what I thought about the weather. I did make up some more capsules that we are getting low on. I went Harmon’s and to C & B Maddox’s where I bought fried chicken to take up to Morgan this afternoon. Sandi came a little after 2PM and we soon left for the Morgan Cemetery. Bryce, Deanna and their three son’s plus families, Kim’s youngest daughter, her husband and daughter, Jeff and his family, David and his family also met us at the cemetery. We decorated family graves and took traditional family pictures and then we all went to the Morgan Park where we had lunch, visited and played games. We all missed Mae but it turned out pretty good anyway. I sure enjoyed the time Sandi and I had riding together and visiting. It is getting late so I think I will soon got to bed.
Sunday, May 25, 2014
I slept in as when I set the alarm last night I set the PM instead of the AM, so the alarm didn’t go off. I was ok and still made it to my early meeting. I also forgot last Tuesday evening that I was to go visiting with the Bishopric. The rest of the meetings went well. My hearing is sure muffled today. During Sacrament meeting I set by Brother Dee Francom. When they announced that the Ogden Temple is getting close to completion I whispered to Dee and asked if he would like to go for a ride and we would go to Ogden and see how the Temple is doing. He said he would like that. I sure enjoyed Sacrament meeting this morning. After the Sacrament, Sister Annie Thurman was the Youth Speaker and she gave a very good talk. Falling Annie the Primary Presidency spoke and each gave very good talks. I was especially impressed at the love Sister Jennifer Cummings has for the children. After getting home Bob had dinner ready. He had cooked liver and onions and they were sure good. It is a good time to have that Menu, as Mae isn’t here, she won’t consider eating Liver and Onions, but Bob and I sure like them. I took Bob and Dee and we sure enjoyed driving to Ogden and especially going around the Temple Block. It is sure a beautiful Temple and the Tabernacle has also been completely redone to be very attractive but not to take away from the Temple. After getting home Bob wanted me to come right up to watch a TV show with him. I put him off for a while and went downstairs and took a nap. David called and had some questions about a GFI Outlet. Irven called and asked if his children could come over tomorrow and talk to me about buying the chickens. I told him that would be ok with me but that I was going over to Jeff’s after I got the lawns mowed, to help him. They will be over about 8:30AM. Bob then called down stairs to see if I was coming up to watch TV with him. He just doesn’t understand me being home and having anything else to do but watch TV shows. Sometimes it gets to me. I typed this much of the journal entry and took care of the chickens before going upstairs. We watched two movies and at 11PM I came down to go to bed.
Monday, May 27, 2014
Although today was a holiday and I had the day off for Memorial, I was very busy getting the washing done, cleaning up the house, making the bed and doing all the trimming on the yard so Bob could mow the lawn. I was very busy all day but took a few minutes for a short before going to get Mae at the Airport. Her plane was on time. We then went to Golden Corral where we had dinner. It is sure good to have Mae home.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
It is so good to have Mae home. My runs went well. I took Mae over to get her phone repaired, then we went out to eat at the Chinese Restraint here in Clinton. We watched a show this evening before going to sleep.
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
My runs went well although when I went for a walk I got quite dizzy for a few minutes. I guess I am getting old and that seem ok as I am confused about a lot that life has to offer. I am excited that school is about over. I worked in the garden in between my AM runs and the PM runs. We went shopping this evening. Mae gave me a hair cut before we went to bed.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
I didn’t sleep very well from 2AM and got up at 4:25AM. I tried to let Mae sleep in as she also did not sleep well. My runs went well. I got gas in the car and also got the car washed before going home. Mae had waffles ready when I got home. I did take a long nap in between runs. I gave treats out to my students as they left the bus. These kids have been great to have ride this year. I stopped at the Layton Library and picked up two sets of CS’s by Jerald Lund that we can listen to while traveling. Mae has been busy all day and evening getting things ready to leave in the morning. I worked on the sprinkler system but will have to get some parts and finish the job in the morning. We tried to watch a show on Hall Mark but the background music drowned out the conversation. It’s getting late so we had better get to bed.
Friday, May 30, 2014
I took today off work. Mae and I got packed and left home at 9:15AM for St. George. Mae did drive for a little while so I could take a nap. We made one stop for gas and a starch break. We got to our motel just before 3PM. We took a swim in the pool. For dinner we went to The Pizza Hut. We slept pretty well tonight.
Saturday, May 31, 2014
We left St. George at 5AM driving to Las Vegas where we stopped at Denny’s and had breakfast. We traveled on to South Valley Farms in Wasco California, getting there about 12:30PM. We enjoyed the dinner and visiting with many from the farm. We had a good visit with Lee and Kim. We then went sightseeing around the farm and especially over to our home in Shafter. There have been many changes in the farm since we were there. The home on River Side has been completely renovated, stuccoed and re-landscaped. Also they have built a double garage for it along with a second home there. We had some time so we went to the park and parked in the shade and took a nap. We got a call from Ken and Vivian Shaw letting us know that they had arrived. We went to the motel and visited with them for a while. We then went to the Wasco Ward social where Kim and Lee were again honored prior to Lee being released as Bishop tomorrow. We left there and drove to Roy and Linda’s in Fresno. We visited with them and stayed there tonight.


The Software Underground Amsterdam Hackathon will be held on June 6th and 7th 2020 at the Shell Technology Centre Amsterdam (STCA). Join the Software Underground group on Slack (#amstel-hack-2020) and help us to organize the Hackathon!
The projects and sprints will take place during the whole time. This schedule mainly lists the tutorials, meals, and other non-coding related events.
| Time | Activity | Contact | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8-9 | Welcome & breakfast | @filippo82 | |
| 9-12:30 | TBD | TBD | |
| 12:30-13:30 | Lunch | TBD | |
| 13-17:30 | TBD | TBD | |
| 17:30-18 | Wrap up | @filippo82 |
| Time | Activity | Contact | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8-9 | Welcome & breakfast | @filippo82 | |
| 9-12:30 | TBD | TBD | |
| 12:30-13:30 | Lunch | TBD | |
| 13-16 | Code! | TBD | |
| 16-18 | Wrap up | @filippo82 |
We are open to suggestions and contributions. Please contact us if you want to propose a tutorial, a project, or if you want to lead a sprint!


deviantart package¶
Submodules¶
deviantart.api module¶
deviantart.api¶
A Python wrapper for the DeviantArt API
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class
deviantart.api.
Api
(client_id, client_secret, redirect_uri='', standard_grant_type='client_credentials', scope='browse feed message note stash user user.manage comment.post collection')¶ Bases:
object
The API Interface (handles requests to the DeviantArt API)
Parameters: - client_id – client_id provided by DeviantArt
- client_secret – client_secret provided by DeviantArt
- standard_grant_type – The used authorization type | client_credentials (read-only) or authorization_code
- scope – The scope of data the application can access
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auth
(code='', refresh_token='')¶ Authenticates user and retrieves (and refreshes) access token
Parameters: - code – code provided after redirect (authorization_code only)
- refresh_token – the refresh_token to update access_token without authorization
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auth_uri
¶ The authorzation URL that should be provided to the user
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browse
(endpoint='hot', category_path='', seed='', q='', timerange='24hr', tag='', offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch deviations from public endpoints
Parameters: - endpoint – The endpoint from which the deviations will be fetched (hot/morelikethis/newest/undiscovered/popular/tags)
- category_path – category path to fetch from
- q – Search query term
- timerange – The timerange
- tag – The tag to browse
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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browse_dailydeviations
()¶ Retrieves Daily Deviations
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browse_morelikethis_preview
(seed)¶ Fetch More Like This preview result for a seed deviation
Parameters: seed – The deviationid to fetch more like
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browse_userjournals
(username, featured=False, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch user journals from user
Parameters: - username – name of user to retrieve journals from
- featured – fetch only featured or not
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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create_notes_folder
(title, parentid='')¶ Create new folder
Parameters: - title – The title of the folder to create
- parentid – The UUID of the parent folder
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delete_message
(messageid='', folderid='', stackid='')¶ Delete a message or a message stack
Parameters: - folderid – The folder to delete the message from, defaults to inbox
- messageid – The message to delete
- stackid – The stack to delete
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delete_notes
(noteids)¶ Delete a note or notes
Parameters: noteids – The noteids to delete
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delete_notes_folder
(folderid)¶ Delete note folder
Parameters: folderid – The UUID of the folder to delete
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download_deviation
(deviationid)¶ Get the original file download (if allowed)
Parameters: deviationid – The deviationid you want download info for
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fave
(deviationid, folderid='')¶ Add deviation to favourites
Parameters: - deviationid – Id of the Deviation to favourite
- folderid – Optional UUID of the Collection folder to add the favourite into
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get_categories
(catpath='/')¶ Fetch the categorytree
Parameters: catpath – The category to list children of
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get_collection
(folderid, username='', offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch collection folder contents
Parameters: - folderid – UUID of the folder to list
- username – The user to list folders for, if omitted the authenticated user is used
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_collections
(username='', calculate_size=False, ext_preload=False, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch collection folders
Parameters: - username – The user to list folders for, if omitted the authenticated user is used
- calculate_size – The option to include the content count per each collection folder
- ext_preload – Include first 5 deviations from the folder
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_comments
(endpoint='deviation', deviationid='', commentid='', username='', statusid='', ext_item=False, offset=0, limit=10, maxdepth=0)¶ Fetch comments
Parameters: - endpoint – The source/endpoint you want to fetch comments from (deviation/profile/status/siblings)
- deviationid – The deviationid you want to fetch
- commentid – The commentid you want to fetch
- username – The username you want to get a list of status updates from
- statusid – The statusid you want to fetch
- ext_item – the pagination limit
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
- maxdepth – Depth to query replies until
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get_countries
()¶ Get a list of countries
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get_damntoken
()¶ Retrieve the dAmn auth token required to connect to the dAmn servers
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get_data
(endpoint='privacy')¶ Returns policies of DeviantArt
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get_deviation
(deviationid)¶ Fetch a single deviation
Parameters: deviationid – The deviationid you want to fetch
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get_deviation_content
(deviationid)¶ Fetch full data that is not included in the main devaition object
The endpoint works with journals and literatures. Deviation objects returned from API contain only excerpt of a journal, use this endpoint to load full content. Any custom CSS rules and fonts applied to journal are also returned.
Parameters: deviationid – UUID of the deviation to fetch full data for
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get_deviation_embeddedcontent
(deviationid, offset_deviationid='', offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch content embedded in a deviation
Parameters: - deviationid – The deviationid of container deviation
- offset_deviationid – UUID of embedded deviation to use as an offset
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_deviation_metadata
(deviationids, ext_submission=False, ext_camera=False, ext_stats=False, ext_collection=False)¶ Fetch deviation metadata for a set of deviations
Parameters: - deviationid – The deviationid you want to fetch
- ext_submission – Return extended information - submission information
- ext_camera – Return extended information - EXIF information (if available)
- ext_stats – Return extended information - deviation statistics
- ext_collection – Return extended information - favourited folder information
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get_feedback
(feedbacktype='comments', folderid='', stack=1, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch feedback messages
Parameters: - feedbacktype – Type of feedback messages to fetch (comments/replies/activity)
- folderid – The folder to fetch messages from, defaults to inbox
- stack – True to use stacked mode, false to use flat mode
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_feedback_in_stack
(stackid, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch feedback messages in a stack
Parameters: - stackid – Id of the stack
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_friends
(username, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Get the users list of friends
Parameters: - username – The username you want to get a list of friends of
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_gallery_folder
(username='', folderid='', mode='popular', offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch gallery folder contents
Parameters: - username – The user to query, defaults to current user
- folderid – UUID of the folder to list, if omitted query ALL folders
- mode – Sort results by either newest or popular
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_gallery_folders
(username='', calculate_size=False, ext_preload=False, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch gallery folders
Parameters: - username – The user to list folders for, if omitted the authenticated user is used
- calculate_size – The option to include the content count per each gallery folder
- ext_preload – Include first 5 deviations from the folder
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_mentions
(folderid='', stack=1, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch mention messages
Parameters: - folderid – The folder to fetch messages from, defaults to inbox
- stack – True to use stacked mode, false to use flat mode
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_mentions_in_stack
(stackid, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch mention messages in a stack
Parameters: - stackid – Id of the stack
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_messages
(folderid='', stack=1, cursor='')¶ Feed of all messages
Parameters: - folderid – The folder to fetch messages from, defaults to inbox
- stack – True to use stacked mode, false to use flat mode
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get_note
(noteid)¶ Fetch a single note
Parameters: folderid – The UUID of the note
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get_notes
(folderid='', offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch notes
Parameters: - folderid – The UUID of the folder to fetch notes from
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_notes_folders
()¶ Fetch note folders
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get_status
(statusid)¶ Fetch the status
Parameters: statusid – Status uuid
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get_statuses
(username, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch status updates of a user
Parameters: - username – The username you want to get a list of status updates from
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
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get_user
(username='', ext_collections=False, ext_galleries=False)¶ Get user profile information
Parameters: - username – username to lookup profile of
- ext_collections – Include collection folder info
- ext_galleries – Include gallery folder info
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get_users
(usernames)¶ Fetch user info for given usernames
Parameters: username – The usernames you want metadata for (max. 50)
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get_watchers
(username, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Get the user’s list of watchers
Parameters: - username – The username you want to get a list of watchers of
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit
-
is_watching
(username)¶ Check if user is being watched by the given user
Parameters: username – Check if username is watching you
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mark_notes
(noteids, mark_as)¶ Mark notes
Parameters: - noteids – The noteids to delete
- mark_as – Mark notes as (read/unread/starred/notstarred/spam)
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move_notes
(noteids, folderid)¶ Move notes to a folder
Parameters: - noteids – The noteids to move
- folderid – The folderid to move notes to
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post_comment
(target, body, comment_type='profile', commentid='')¶ Post comment
Parameters: - target – The target you want to post the comment to (username/deviation UUID/status UUID)
- body – The comment text
- comment_type – The type of entry you want to post your comment to
- commentid – The commentid you are replying to
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post_status
(body='', id='', parentid='', stashid='')¶ Post a status
Parameters: - username – The body of the status
- id – The id of the object you wish to share
- parentid – The parentid of the object you wish to share
- stashid – The stashid of the object you wish to add to the status
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rename_notes_folder
(title, folderid)¶ Rename a folder
Parameters: - title – New title of the folder
- folderid – The UUID of the folder to rename
Searches for tags
Parameters: tag_name – Partial tag name to get autocomplete suggestions for
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send_note
(to, subject='', body='', noetid='')¶ Send a note
Parameters: - to – The username(s) that this note is to
- subject – The subject of the note
- body – The body of the note
- noetid – The UUID of the note that is being responded to
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unfave
(deviationid, folderid='')¶ Remove deviation from favourites
Parameters: - deviationid – Id of the Deviation to unfavourite
- folderid – Optional UUID remove from a single collection folder
-
unwatch
(username)¶ Unwatch a user
Parameters: username – The username you want to unwatch
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update_user
(user_is_artist='', artist_level='', artist_specialty='', real_name='', tagline='', countryid='', website='', bio='')¶ Update the users profile information
Parameters: - user_is_artist – Is the user an artist?
- artist_level – If the user is an artist, what level are they
- artist_specialty – If the user is an artist, what is their specialty
- real_name – The users real name
- tagline – The users tagline
- countryid – The users location
- website – The users personal website
- bio – The users bio
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watch
(username, watch={'scraps': True, 'deviations': True, 'collections': True, 'activity': True, 'forum_threads': True, 'critiques': True, 'journals': True, 'friend': True})¶ Watch a user
Parameters: username – The username you want to watch
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whofaved_deviation
(deviationid, offset=0, limit=10)¶ Fetch a list of users who faved the deviation
Parameters: - deviationid – The deviationid you want to fetch
- offset – the pagination offset
- limit – the pagination limit


JButton
), for example,
has a model (a ButtonModel
object)
that stores the button's state —
what its keyboard mnemonic is,
whether it's enabled, selected, or pressed,
and so on.
Some components have multiple models.
A list (JList
), for example,
uses a ListModel
to hold the list's contents,
and a ListSelectionModel
to track the list's current selection.
You often don't need to know about the models
that a component uses.
For example, programs that use buttons
usually deal directly with the JButton
object,
and don't deal at all with the ButtonModel
object.
Why then do models exist? The biggest reason is that they give you flexibility in determining how data is stored and retrieved. For example, if you're designing a spreadsheet application that displays data in a sparsely populated table, you can create your own table model that is optimized for such use.
Models have other benefits, too.
They mean that data isn't copied between
a program's data structures
and those of the Swing components.
Also, models automatically
propagate changes to all interested listeners,
making it easy for the GUI to stay in sync with the data.
For example, to add items to a list
you can invoke methods on the list model.
When the model's data changes,
the model fires events to
the JList
and any other registered listeners,
and the GUI is updated accordingly.
Although Swing's model architecture is sometimes referred to as a Model-View-Controller (MVC) design, it really isn't. Swing components are generally implemented so that the view and controller are indivisible, implemented by a single UI object provided by the look and feel. The Swing model architecture is more accurately described as a separable model architecture. If you're interested in learning more about the Swing model architecture, see A Swing Architecture Overview, an article in The Swing Connection.
As the following picture shows, Converter features two sliders, each tied to a text field. The sliders and text fields all display the same data — a distance — but using two different units of measure.
The important thing for this program
is ensuring that only one model
controls the value of the data.
There are various ways to achieve this;
we did it by deferring to the top slider's model.
The bottom slider's model
(an instance of a custom class called FollowerRangeModel
)
forwards all data queries to the top slider's model
(an instance of a custom class called ConverterRangeModel
).
Each text field is kept in sync with its slider,
and vice versa,
by event handlers that listen for changes in value.
Care is taken to ensure that the top slider's model
has the final say about what distance is displayed.
When we started implementing the custom slider models,
we first looked at
the API section of
How to Use Sliders. It informed us that all slider data models must
implement the BoundedRangeModel
interface.
The
BoundedRangeModel
API documentation tells us
that the interface has an implementing class named
DefaultBoundedRangeModel
.
The
API documentation for DefaultBoundedRangeModel
shows that it's a general-purpose implementation
of BoundedRangeModel
.
We didn't use DefaultBoundedRangeModel
directly because it stores data as integers,
and Converter uses floating-point data.
Thus, we implemented
ConverterRangeModel
as a subclass of
Object
.
We then implemented FollowerRangeModel
as a subclass of ConverterRangeModel
.
To find out about the models for individual components, see the "How to" pages and API documentation for individual components. Here are some of our examples that use models directly:
CrayonPanel
class
directly uses the color selection model
to set the current color.
DefaultTreeModel
),
interacts directly with it,
and listens for changes to it.
DefaultListModel
)
and interacts directly with it.
SharedDataModel
class that extends
DefaultListModel
and implements
TableModel
.
A JList
and JTable
share an instance of SharedDataModel
,
providing different views of the model's data.
DefaultListModel
directly.


The purpose of this site is to provide students, faculty, and staff with a comprehensive resource regarding Cal Poly’s waste stream. By providing a framework to address current waste stream issues, we hope to inspire future projects and ultimately instigate meaningful change on campus.
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We have created a web resource to educate all interested constituents about the specific flows of Cal Poly’s waste stream. The central component of this site is a GIS map that allows viewers to easily understand and interact with the waste stream data.
The last waste audit and bin location analysis was conducted in 2015. As a result, the data on the current GIS system is outdated and provides few insights. This first phase involves streamlining the means of uploading data to the GIS system and identifying locations of new waste bins.
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| Dank Steel | sausage salami fatback capicola biltong. Salami jerky tri-tip doner shankle meatloaf. | Steel Reserve, Hennessy, and Crown Royal | 8 |
| A Fifth of Dawn | Ground round kielbasa cow corned beef pastrami pig. Frankfurter ribeye sirloin, | Tequila Sunrise served in a dawn bottle | 8 |
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| Dank Steel | Beef leberkas ribeye tongue, picanha sirloin jowl. Swine meatloaf t-bone, rump doner | Steel Reserve, Hennessy, and Crown Royal | 8 |
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| Bigger Pretzel | Turkey corned beef spare ribs picanha. | Blue Curacao, Watermelon liquor, and Stoli | 9 |
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Tangent is a single-player racing game I made in about one week. It utilizes the geometry shader to create geometry on the fly based on a Bézier curve. Parts of the shader are customizable at runtime. (segment/iteration count, radius) I made this project as a way to better understand the geometry shader stage, and to improve my understanding of graphics programming.


Often I don't spend enough time thinking over a situation before I act.
I try to avoid activities where you have to act without much time to think first.
I don't like to make decisions quickly (even simple decisions such as choosing what to wear or what to have for dinner).
I enjoy working out problems slowly and carefully.
I am good at taking advantage of unexpected opportunities,where you have to do something immediately or lose your chance.
I would enjoy working at a job that required me to make a lot of split-second decisions.
I often make up my mind without taking the time to consider the situation from all angles.
I have often missed out on opportunities because I couldn't make up my mind fast enough.
I often say and do things without considering the consequences.
I frequently make appointments without thinking about whether I will be able to keep them.
I am uncomfortable when l have to make up my mind rapidly.
I don't like to do things quickly even when I am doing something that is not very difficult.
I frequently buy things without thinking about whether or not I can really afford them.
I am good at careful reasoning.
I like to take part in really fast-paced conversations where you don't have much time to think before you speak.
I like sports and games in which you have to choose your next move very quickly.
Many times the plans I make don't work out because I haven't gone over them carefully enough in advance.
I often get into trouble because I don't think before I act.
Most of the time I can put my thoughts into words very rapidly.
People have admired me because I can think quickly.
I will often say whatever comes into my head without thinking first.
Before making any important decision, I carefully weigh the pros and cons.
I rarely get involved in projects without first considering the potential problems.


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Conversions from square centimeters More...
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static float | SquareMillimeters (float squareCentimeters) |
| Convert from square centimeters to square millimeters. More... | |
| static float | SquareInches (float squareCentimeters) |
| Convert from square centimeters to square inches. More... | |
| static float | SquareFeet (float squareCentimeters) |
| Convert from square centimeters to square feet. More... | |
| static float | SquareMeters (float squareCentimeters) |
| Convert from square centimeters to square meters. More... | |
| static float | SquareKilometers (float squareCentimeters) |
| Convert from square centimeters to square kilometers. More... | |
| static float | SquareMiles (float squareCentimeters) |
| Convert from square centimeters to square miles. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| const float | PER_SQUARE_MILLIMETER = 1 / Units.SquareMillimeters.PER_SQUARE_CENTIMETER |
| Conversion factor from square millimeters to square centimeters. More... | |
| const float | PER_SQUARE_INCH = Units.Centimeters.PER_INCH * Units.Centimeters.PER_INCH |
| Conversion factor from square inches to square centimeters. More... | |
| const float | PER_SQUARE_FOOT = PER_SQUARE_INCH * Units.SquareInches.PER_SQUARE_FOOT |
| Conversion factor from square feet to square centimeters. More... | |
| const float | PER_SQUARE_METER = Units.Centimeters.PER_METER * Units.Centimeters.PER_METER |
| Conversion factor from square meters to square centimeters. More... | |
| const float | PER_SQUARE_KILOMETER = PER_SQUARE_METER * Units.SquareMeters.PER_SQUARE_KILOMETER |
| Conversion factor from square kilometers to square centimeters. More... | |
| const float | PER_SQUARE_MILE = PER_SQUARE_FOOT * Units.SquareFeet.PER_SQUARE_MILE |
| Conversion factor from square miles to square centimeters. More... | |
Conversions from square centimeters
Definition at line 6 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
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inlinestatic |
Convert from square centimeters to square feet.
| squareCentimeters | The number of square centimeters |
Definition at line 63 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
References Juniper.Units.Units.
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inlinestatic |
Convert from square centimeters to square inches.
| squareCentimeters | The number of square centimeters |
Definition at line 53 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
References Juniper.Units.Units.
|
inlinestatic |
Convert from square centimeters to square kilometers.
| squareCentimeters | The number of square centimeters |
Definition at line 83 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
References Juniper.Units.Units.
|
inlinestatic |
Convert from square centimeters to square meters.
| squareCentimeters | The number of square centimeters |
Definition at line 73 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
References Juniper.Units.Units.
|
inlinestatic |
Convert from square centimeters to square miles.
| squareCentimeters | The number of square centimeters |
Definition at line 93 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
References Juniper.Units.Units.
|
inlinestatic |
Convert from square centimeters to square millimeters.
| squareCentimeters | The number of square centimeters |
Definition at line 43 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
References Juniper.Units.Units.
| const float Juniper.Units.SquareCentimeters.PER_SQUARE_FOOT = PER_SQUARE_INCH * Units.SquareInches.PER_SQUARE_FOOT |
Conversion factor from square feet to square centimeters.
Definition at line 21 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
| const float Juniper.Units.SquareCentimeters.PER_SQUARE_INCH = Units.Centimeters.PER_INCH * Units.Centimeters.PER_INCH |
Conversion factor from square inches to square centimeters.
Definition at line 16 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
| const float Juniper.Units.SquareCentimeters.PER_SQUARE_KILOMETER = PER_SQUARE_METER * Units.SquareMeters.PER_SQUARE_KILOMETER |
Conversion factor from square kilometers to square centimeters.
Definition at line 31 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
| const float Juniper.Units.SquareCentimeters.PER_SQUARE_METER = Units.Centimeters.PER_METER * Units.Centimeters.PER_METER |
Conversion factor from square meters to square centimeters.
Definition at line 26 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
| const float Juniper.Units.SquareCentimeters.PER_SQUARE_MILE = PER_SQUARE_FOOT * Units.SquareFeet.PER_SQUARE_MILE |
Conversion factor from square miles to square centimeters.
Definition at line 36 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.
| const float Juniper.Units.SquareCentimeters.PER_SQUARE_MILLIMETER = 1 / Units.SquareMillimeters.PER_SQUARE_CENTIMETER |
Conversion factor from square millimeters to square centimeters.
Definition at line 11 of file SquareCentimeters.cs.


In cosmology, the cosmological constant (usually denoted by the Greek capital letter lambda: Λ) is the energy density of space, or vacuum energy, that arises in Albert Einstein's field equations of general relativity. It is closely associated to the concepts of dark energy a...


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And Jakamas of the golden bushy head, pointed eyes, and apple-red cheeks, from Lithuania of the fragrant amber, thus ended his Wonder Stories.
And the Four Ancient Wizards were silent!
See! The Great Nischergurgje with a rolling and a roaring struck his Magic Drum. The tent door-flap lifted of itself. The glaring sun looked in, hot air filled the tent, and clouds of mosquitoes and gnats darted in buzzing and biting.
The Lapp children laughed and sang. They ran shouting out into the green valley, to gather strawberries and flowers, and hear the cuckoos calling. Birds twittered in the boughs, and streams and rivers sang sweet music.
And the Lapp tent grew higher and higher, and Nischergurgje, that tree-tall, tree-straight one, rose up. His white reindeer robe fell from his shoulders, and he was clad all in bright silk embroidered with variegated colors. He lifted his golden drum-hammer and again struck his Magic Drum with a rolling and a roaring.
Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom-i-ty boom!
A clap like thunder! The living speaking Kantele began to play of itself. The Four Ancient Wizards each struck his own Magic Drum--thump!--and vanished in smoke.
Then Nischergurgje, chanting Magic Spells--beat! beat! beat! and striking his Magic Drum, departed. Through the green flowering valley he strode, over mossy tundra, over shaking, quaking bogs, across flowing rivers, gurgling streams, and still lakes. The hot hot sun burned night and day in the Arctic summer sky. And all green things grew, grew, grew, night and day.
Onward and ever onward marched Nischergurgje toward the mountains, beating! beating! beating! chanting! chanting! chanting! whistling! whistling! whistling! Higher yet he climbed to the mountain-peaks from which he came.
And there Nischergurgje, the Great Lapland Wizard, sat him down to wait till the autumn with its gold-brown birch leaves was passed-to wait till the hot summer was gone and the Long Night was returning to Lapland--to wait till the Polar storms threw a veil of smooth white snow over valley and tundra--to wait till the Northern Lights were shooting once more across the dark night sky--flickering, wavering, darting here, darting there, amber-colored, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet flashings!
Boom! Boom! Boom! Beat! Beat! Beat!
In Lapland when the Arctic Storm Wind roars down from the mountains and through the valleys and blows over the plains do you hear the Call of the Magic Drum?
Calling! Calling! Calling!
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Module: Sprout::Executable::CollectionParam
Overview
Included by any parameters that represent a collection of values, rather than a single value.
Should only be included by classes that extend Sprout::Executable::Param.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (CollectionParam) initialize
A new instance of CollectionParam.
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- (Object) to_shell
Returns a shell formatted string of the collection.
- - (Object) to_shell_value
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- (Object) value=(val)
Assign the value and raise if a collection wasn’t provided.
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Hide the collection param if no items have been added to it.
Instance Method Details
- (CollectionParam) initialize
A new instance of CollectionParam
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# File 'lib/sprout/executable/collection_param.rb', line 20 def initialize super @value = [] @delimiter = "+=" @option_parser_type_name = 'a,b,c' end |
- (Object) to_shell
Returns a shell formatted string of the collection
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# File 'lib/sprout/executable/collection_param.rb', line 68 def to_shell prepare if !prepared? validate return '' if !visible? return @to_shell_proc.call(self) unless @to_shell_proc.nil? return value.join(' ') if hidden_name? return to_shell_value.collect { |val| "#{shell_name}#{delimiter}#{val}" }.join(' ') end |
- (Object) to_shell_value
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# File 'lib/sprout/executable/collection_param.rb', line 79 def to_shell_value value end |
- (Object) value=(val)
Assign the value and raise if a collection wasn’t provided.
This customization was added so that Rake tasks could help users avoid accidentally clobbering a collection with equals assignments.
The following example is incorrect and will raise an exception:
foo :name do |t|
t.collection = 'A'
end
The following example is correct and should not raise an exception:
foo :name do |t|
t.collection << 'A'
end
The following example is also correct and should not raise an exception:
foo :name do |t|
t.collection = ['A']
end
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# File 'lib/sprout/executable/collection_param.rb', line 51 def value=(val) if(val.is_a?(String) || !val.is_a?(Enumerable)) = "The #{name} property is an Enumerable. It looks like you may have used the assignment operator (=) with (#{value.inspect}) where the append operator (<<) was expected." raise Sprout::Errors::ExecutableError.new() end @value = val end |
- (Boolean) visible?
Hide the collection param if no items have been added to it.
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# File 'lib/sprout/executable/collection_param.rb', line 62 def visible? (!value.nil? && value.size > 0) end |


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interface ConstantLoader<out T> : ComponentLoader<List<T>>
An extended ComponentLoader that loads a collection of values of type T to be used as constants. |
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class DoubleConstantLoader : GenericConstantLoader<Double>
An implementation of ConstantLoader that loads constants as a collection of Doubles. |
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open class GenericConstantLoader<out T> : ConstantLoader<T>
An implementation of ConstantLoader that can load raw constants into a specified type. |


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Traditionally, households have applied for free or reduced-price meal benefits by submitting paper or online applications to their schools. Millions of these applications are filed every year, and nearly 10 million low income children were approved to receive benefits in school year 2014-15 through these applications.
However, due to issues with reporting, calculating, and processing, many applications contain errors that result in incorrect eligibility decisions for children.
The Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) offers a prototype paper application on its website, and thousands of school districts have adopted or modified that application for their own use. Many districts also offer online applications, but the FNS does not have an electronic prototype for them to use as a model.
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Definition at line 14 of file user_storage.py.
◆ create_user_storage()
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Creates a new user storage model upon creation of a new user.
:param instance: the newly created User instance.
:param created: Whether or not the User was successfully created.
:param kwargs: Other arguments.
:return:
Definition at line 46 of file user_storage.py.
◆ delete()
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Deletes this model instance along with any relatives that \
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:param *args: Possible arguments to the default delete method.
:param *kwargs: Possible arguments to the default delete method.
:return:
Definition at line 81 of file user_storage.py.
◆ delete_relatives()
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:return:
Definition at line 57 of file user_storage.py.
◆ categories
| capstoneproject.models.models.user_storage.UserStorage.categories |
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Initial value:= ManyToManyField(
Category,
related_name='user_storage',
blank=True)
Definition at line 19 of file user_storage.py.
◆ ratings
| capstoneproject.models.models.user_storage.UserStorage.ratings |
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Initial value:= ManyToManyField(
ContentRating,
related_name='user_storage',
blank=True)
Definition at line 31 of file user_storage.py.
◆ word_features
| capstoneproject.models.models.user_storage.UserStorage.word_features |
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Initial value:= ManyToManyField(
WordFeature,
related_name='user_storage',
blank=True)
Definition at line 27 of file user_storage.py.
◆ words
| capstoneproject.models.models.user_storage.UserStorage.words |
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Initial value:= ManyToManyField(
Word,
related_name='user_storage',
blank=True)
Definition at line 23 of file user_storage.py.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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+++ draft = false date = "2006-11-06T23:14:38-02:00" title = "One liner to get the common elements of several lists" tags = ["Python", "cookbook"] created = "2006-11-06T23:06:29-02:00" modified = "2006-11-07T14:48:34-02:00" permaLink = "http://play.pixelblaster.ro/blog/archive/2006/11/06/one-liner-to-get-the-common-elements-of-several-lists" author = "Tiberiu Ichim" aliases = [ "/blog/archive/2006/11/06/one-liner-to-get-the-common-elements-of-several-lists" ] +++
While doing an exercise with a mockup catalog and indexes, I ran into the problem of filtering several lists and returning the common elements from the list. The following example demonstrate the usage of reduce(), one of the functional programming constructs that are less common and obvious in their usage.
>>> a = [1,2,3,4]
>>> b = [2,3,4,5]
>>> c = [1,2,4,6]
>>> d = [0,2,3]
>>> z = [a,b,c,d]
>>> z = reduce(lambda i,j:list(set(i).intersection(j)), z)
>>> z
[2]


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Jenkins Job DSL
Available options
job{ properties{ logging{ pollLogging (boolean enablePollLogging) pruneDays (int daysToKeepPollLogs) target{ name (String targetName) level (String loggingLevel) //SEVERE, WARNING, INFO, CONFIG, FINE, FINER or FINEST } } } }
Example
job('foo'){ properties{ logging{ pollLogging true pruneDays 20 target{ name 'org.techworld.sonar' level 'FINE' } } } }
Known Issues
Changes
1.0.0 (October 13, 2015)
- Added JobDSL support
0.2.7(April 16, 2012)
- When Jenkins restarts a NullPointerException is thrown on poll logging (#17633)
0.2.6(November 6, 2012)
- Persisting too much (#15730)
0.2.2-5(September 27, 2012)
- Various bug fixes
0.2.1(September 26, 2012)
- Corrected typo
- Throwns are actually logged
0.2.0(September 24, 2012)
- Make use of FileCallableWrapperFactory (#15147)
- Pruning of poll logs (#15022)
- Easy download of logs (#15021)
0.1.2(August 28, 2012)
- When using the new FileCallable implementation and not enabling logging gives null pointer (#14961)
0.1.1(July 10, 2012)
Initial version


Jon Hamm on working with Richard Jewell director Clint Eastwood
Eastwood, 89, has returned to the creative chair for the biographical drama.
Actor Jon Hamm said he “loved going to work everyday” while shooting his latest film with director Clint Eastwood.
Eastwood, one of Hollywood’s most enduring stars, is still going strong at the age of 89 and got back in the director’s chair for the drama Richard Jewell.
The film is based on the true story of a security guard who discovers a bomb at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, only to be wrongly accused of planting it himself.
It features Paul Walter Hauser in the titular lead role, along side a star-studded cast including Sam Rockwell, Kathy Bates and Hamm.
Hamm, best known for playing Don Draper in Mad Men, said four-time Oscar winner Eastwood is an “inspiration”.
Speaking at the film’s world premiere in Los Angeles, he said: “He’s a legend. The guy has worked for 60 years in the movie industry, if not longer. I don’t know what to say about him other than he’s an inspiration and he’s incredibly talented. I loved going to work everyday.”
Asked how Eastwood, who rose to international fame starring in Sergio Leone’s Dollars Trilogy of spaghetti Westerns during the 1960s, is on set, Hamm added: “Pretty loose and active and smart and funny and efficient.”
Richard Jewell’s actions saved lives but the FBI wrongly identified him among the suspects, leading him to be publicly vilified in the press.
Jewell was cleared after 88 days of intense scrutiny and died of heart failure in 2007 at the age of 44.
Hamm said he should have been treated as a national hero.
“He was tried in the media before any of the facts were in,” Hamm added.
“And he was wrongfully accused by law enforcement agencies, several law enforcement agencies, that didn’t have their facts correct and operating under agendas that weren’t right.”
Hamm warned a similar mistake could happen today, “because information travels even faster now”.
The film will be released in UK cinemas on January 31, 2020.


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