Saturday, February 1, 2003
It was a normal Saturday morning as we got up to start the day. While I took a shower, Tyler had Grandma Play games with him. Shauna started breakfast, Mae went to take a shower and though I played with Tyler, he soon wanted to watch TV. Shauna turned it on and saw a news bulletin that the Space Shuttle Columbia had just exploded as it re-entered the atmosphere, all aboard of course are gone. We watched the reports as they came in most of the morning. Mae played "Mother May I" with Tyler & Emily quite a bit and it was fun to see how she & the children enjoyed it. We said our goodbye's with tears in our eyes and left for home at 2:45 PM. We stopped at Target and bought a wedding gift for Joey and Stephanie Maurer. We selected an Iron that was on a display priced $9.99, but when it rang up, it was $19.99. Mae asked the clerk about the price and said we would select another, but the clerk said, "No" and changed the price to the display price. That is good public relations. I hope people don't take advantage of it. As we traveled home Mae had us study the Tagalog language. By the time we got to Inkom, my head was hurting and I was frustrated. Mae recognized the frustration and she became frustrated for she doesn't know how to help me and I don't either. It became tense for a while, but we talked about it. Though we didn't come to a solution, we got over any bad feelings. We got home after 6 PM, hurried to change clothes and went to the Reception. It was a nice reception, and we enjoyed visiting with many we know. Most of the conversations turned to our Mission Call. We set a date to attend the Temple and go out to eat with Keith and Kathleen Nelson. After leaving the reception, we stopped at the grocery store, then at Artic Circle for a fish sandwich. We were late getting to bed but it has been a good day. I sure have a special Sweetheart.
Sunday, February 2, 2003
We slept in until after 8 AM, then Mae did some typing on Mom Jensen's history and I caught my journal up. Bob came down and invited us to dinner after Church. Mae called Shellie to see how they are doing. Jase is being a hand full for her as he is getting into more things, breaking items and writing on walls and furniture. I told her to be grateful she can still put him to bed at nights. Time went by so fast that we had to hurry to be ready for our appointment with the Stake Presidency. However when we got to the Stake office, it was locked. We tried to call Brother Laprevote, but he is out of town. We finally went to our meetings. Special Fasting and Prayers are being offered for Lorin Davis and Candace Tesch, both having extreme medical problems. Many friends talked to us about our Mission Call. Sister Maggie Klass gave us two figurines made by Billy, one small ceramic figurine of Christ and the other glassed ceramic figurine of a couple. He wanted us to have them, in expression of our friendship, and in appreciation for a book we had given him at the time of his Fathers passing, friends are great! We stopped at Scott's for a minute to say Hi! Kylan is so excited to have us come and Ashley is getting to enjoy us holding her also. We are so blessed with a neat Family. We ate a nice chicken and noodle dinner with Bob and Carroll. This evening Mae and I continued working on personal histories. It is nice having two computers, so we can both be typing at the same time. Jeff and Gale came over for a few minutes, to visit and sign some insurance papers. We continued working on our histories until it was after mid-night when we went to bed. It is sure nice being retired, although our calendar is sure full of things to do and places to go.
Monday, February 3, 2003
It is nice to be able to sleep in and not feel the pressure of being at a job on time. I am sure we will need to have a little tighter schedule when we get on our mission. When we did get up, we got busy and didn't stop to eat breakfast until around 10 AM. I wrote a letter to President Brimhall in response to his phone call, then used Mark's computer and sent the letter by E-mail. Mae and I went shopping for items we need to take with us on our mission. We thought we were well organized but still had some confusion. We went into Riverdale, where we bought a new set of hair clippers.
We came back to Inkley's and arranged for family pictures to be taken just before Jeff & Gale's Wedding Breakfast. We drove over to Kaysville, to check with Joanne's Restaurant about taking the pictures there, and found that it was closed. I went to leave, but Mae asked me to drive around back, just to see if anyone was in the office, but we found no one. I was going to leave, but Mae said that there was a light in there. I told her that it was just a “night light”, but she insisted so reluctantly I stopped and she jumped out of the car and checked the door, but found it was locked. A car, which had just drove into the parking lot stopped and a lady asked us if we had a Banquet scheduled there? When Mae said that we have a Wedding Breakfast scheduled, the lady said that Joanne has lost her restaurant, and that she (this lady) would be the new manager. She said that Joanne had taken the banquet schedule with her and would not let them know who had scheduled the banquet rooms. This lady said she would call us tomorrow so we can reschedule with her. We were sure glad that we had gone over there. We were just totally amazed at how the timing of everything could possibly have worked out so that she was able to see us in the parking lot and felt that she should stop and ask us, and that we were only in the parking lot because Mae felt impressed that we should be there. We felt that there had to have been some intervention because had we not followed Mae’s impressions and had the woman not had the impression to drive down and check the building, we would have never made those connections and on Jeff and Gail’s wedding day, we would have arrived there and there would have been no preparations for the wedding breakfast. We don’t know what we would have done. We know the Lord loves his children, and since Jeff and Gail were getting married in the temple, he wanted them to have a special day. We were sure glad that we had gone over there.
We did other shopping for Mae a dress for the wedding, white shirts, socks, belt, bras, nylons, western boots and other miscellaneous items. We stopped and got a fish sandwich for dinner, and on the way home bought a frozen yogurt. It was sure fun shopping with Mae. We got home about 11 PM. (Modified Oct. 26, 2004 – before sending this to Gail for her scrapbook)
Tuesday, February 4, 2003
We got up at 8 AM and I wrote in my journal, and then transferred data to our palm pilot. Bob came down and visited for a few minutes. We were late getting breakfast and had to rush to be ready for our lesson in Tagalog. Because Mae has an appointment for her and Mishelle at 1:00 PM, Brother Black moved his schedule up to 11:30 AM. While Mae and Mishelle were gone, I tended Kylan. He cried when Mishelle left, but soon settled down and we had a good time. Mae and Mishelle had gone to meet with Jennie Porter, trying to see if she can help Mishelle with her many health problems. Jennie at least gave Mishelle some hope. They were gone until after 3 PM. I tried to call Joanne's Restaurant but the phones are disconnected. We drove over to Kaysville before going to our appointment at the Stake Presidents office and talked to the new manager of Joanne's, she said that she hadn't called us because she won't have phone service until Friday. We got ever thing scheduled for the Wedding Breakfast. President Craven gave me a Priesthood Blessing, and then Brother Stratton, a High Councilman, gave Mae a Priesthood Blessing. Both Blessings were very appropriate and reminded us of the Love Our Father has for us. We were told that we would be guided to accomplish the work we are assigned to do. President Craven also felt impressed to share with us a scripture, D & C 101:1-5. He counseled us to put our names in place of Joseph and Sidney. Both blessings confirmed things we are aware of. I think I especially need to work harder and have more Faith. After returning home, we got something to eat, called and visited with June Moulton, then watched two shows of "JAG" that Bob had recorded for us. We started to watch another show, but decided it was too late.
Wednesday, February 5, 2003
I took extra time entering my journal entry due to unfamiliarity's with this computer. We received and made many phone calls this morning. We received an E-mail from President Grant Brimhall, in response to the E-mail I sent to him on Monday. It was really good to receive his welcome and answer to some questions. I balanced our bank statement and that wasn't too good, we are going through money to fast. I am not sure where the time went, but the day went by fast. Both Mae and I got treatments from Randy. We were late getting to bed, just trying to get organized.
Thursday, February 6, 2003
We were up early in order to be at the Doctors for an appointment by 9 AM. We met with Dr. Jacobson to set up appointments for Colon tests, and then went to Dr. Lee's office, where Mae got some of her mission shots. Next we went to Dr. Bennett's and both got treatments. We went to Inkle's and exchanged our camera case for a smaller one, then to Bath Bed & Beyond and got a wedding shower gift for Gale. We ate a Big Whooper for lunch as we drove, and got home in time for our lesson in Tagalog. We then met Keith and Kathleen Nelson at Chuck-A-Rama for dinner. We then went with them to the Ogden Temple and attended a Session. It was a long and fast day, but we enjoyed it. Mae stayed up late working on various items, but I was had so went to bed.
Friday, February 7, 2003
I woke at 1:30 AM and couldn't sleep, so got up and wrote a letter to Larry. I don't know if I will ever send it or not. It was after 6 AM when I finished and tried to go back to bed. Mae let me sleep, but I only slept a couple of hours. We got some things done around the house. I made some calls, adjusted the sensor on Bob's back porch light. David called and is concerned for our safety with us going to the Philippines. From the news reports, the United States is now on "orange" alert concerning the possibilities of a Terrorist attack. Both the Middle East and North Korea are real problems now and war could break out at any time. He also has a friend that he works with, that ask one of the Dr. that he called on, what he thought of the news. The Dr. asks him if he really wanted to know. When he said he did, the Dr. said he thought it is the End of the World starting. He showed him through scripture just why he thought that. I had to tell David that I agreed, and that if it is, I can't think of a better thing to be doing than the Lords work. We talked for several minutes. He is sure sweet to call us, and I appreciate his concern for us and our safety. Mae called our daughters and daughters-in-laws to talk to them about the color coordination for Jeff and Gale's Wedding Reception. They are ok with it, so I had better keep quiet and calm about it. I wish that I hadn't said any thing last night about the flowers and dresses. This afternoon Mae took the car and went shopping for the Shower she is giving tomorrow. I used the pickup and took the V.C.R. over to Mishelle's so Kylan could watch a video and she could get some rest. I then went to Dr. Bennett's for another treatment, picked up a gas additive for the storing of our vehicles, returned the pajamas I had bought at J. C. Penney's and ordered two other pair, checked with Radio Shack on a surge protector, then went to Tuxedo Junction to be measured for a Tuxedo, from there I stopped at the shoe store to get my boots repaired. It was after 6 PM before I got home. Mae had dinner prepared when I got home. We watched a show on TV, but Mae kept busy as normal, preparing got Gail's shower tomorrow.
Saturday, February 8, 2003
Mae was up early getting ready for the shower. She let me sleep in a little longer, but I woke shortly after 8 AM. I was able to help her get the car loaded. I stopped to check with Bob about the light. It seems to be working better now. I ate then got the dishes done. Scott came over to help me reinstall our scanner. I had planned on scanning the pictures that Mae had assembled of her Mother's, but we spent most of the day, until Scott finally had to take Kylan home. I continued with out success until Mae came home. We then went to Tooele to attend a 45th wedding anniversary for Tom and Karen Egglund. We really enjoyed visiting with several of our old friends from Erda. We took some pictures, so when we got home; we transferred them to our computer. Mae was very tired after the busy day she had. I worry about her and the speed that she keeps going.
Sunday, February 9, 2003
We slept in thinking we had plenty of time, but time goes fast, plus I got a call asking that I be at the church at 11:45 AM to meet with the Bishop. Mae prepared dinner and but it on to cook at Scot's. Meetings were very good and we enjoyed the block. Jeff and Gail came over to Scott's also for dinner. After dinner we played games for a while. Jeff & Gail had to go over to their home to prepare for the Single Adult's to come this evening for their Ward prayer. Mae and I stopped over to their place for a few minutes to see how they were doing. They are sure starting out married life with some nice things. Gail has been preparing for marriage even before she completed High School. She has also had several showers and received many nice gifts. We left when several guests started arriving. We thought we could get to bed early, but it was late as normal. I had a bad headache so slept in the recliner tonight.
Monday, February 10, 2003
We were going to get away early this morning but enjoyed cuddeling up and loving. We stopped on the way to Mike's and left my boots to be resoled, also stopped at the Credit Union in Bountiful and closed out the Browning Family account and our savings account. It was 12:30 PM when we got to Mike's. I repaired the plumbing to the tub in the upstairs bathroom. This evening was mainly taken up by Mike helping Mae and I learn how to scan photos.
Tuesday, February 11, 2003
We enjoyed being with Mike's family. I patched the ceiling in David's room and taped it in. At 1 PM Brother Black called and we took our lesson in Tagalog. After our lesson, I scanned some pictures into Mike's computer. After Mike got home from work, he & I went to the bank, where I added Mike onto our checking account. We then drove to Provo and bought me a photo shop program. Mike, Becky, Mae and I played a game and visited this evening. At 11 PM we let Mike & Becky go to bed. Mae and I worked on scanning pictures until after mid-night.
Wednesday, February 12, 2003
I returned the photo shop program that I bought last night and got the Adobe Photoshop program. It was more money but a better system. I put another coat of mud on the ceiling patch and worked a lot on scanning photographs. When Mike got home from work, he loaded my new program into my computer. This evening Mae tended the children, so Mike and Becky could go out for the evening. I textured the ceiling and worked on more photos.
Thursday, February 13, 2003
Most of this morning was spent in preparing for our lesson. At 1 PM Brother Black called and we were with him for the next two hours. I am beat by the time we finish. Although I am leaning, I feel so far behind. Mae and I decided to scan the Porter family pictures in by the page for now, and then we will go back and edit them when we have more time. Mike helped me organize our lap top computer. Mike then burned a CD with the pictures that I had copied to this point. This evening we played two games of "Settlers", the second one I won. Out of the six or eight times we have played that game, this is the first time I have won.
Friday, February 14, 2003
We enjoyed having breakfast with Mike and the family. After Mike left for work and David & Taylor left for school, Mae and I packed and came home. We stopped in Centerville and purchased some sugarless candy for me, then at Mary's Health store and got the thongs I had ordered. We also mailed a picture to Terry for his birthday, and then picked up two movies to watch this evening and tomorrow evening.
Saturday, February 15, 2003
We got up early so we could go with Bob, Carroll & Mark to Logan where we attended a session at the Temple, then were with Bruce and Micheline as they were sealed as husband and wife for time and All Eternity. After pictures were taken in front of the Temple, then all family members were invited to a lunch at the Golden Corral. It was a great time and we sure enjoyed being with the family. After getting home Mae and I worked on the two computers with up dating our name and address fills and I designed some flip cards for our Tagalog memorization. We were going to do some sopping this evening but were tired so just stayed home.
Sunday, February 16, 2003
We got up thinking that we had a leisure morning to get some studding done, when Roy called to inform us that when they arrived at Linda's mothers last night, they were told that their son Steve had died. That was quite a shock to them. We felt like we needed to let all of our children know, so we called all of them. Bob came down and we talked to him. The morning sure went by fast and before we know it, it was time to go to church. Meetings went well and I think my lesson in Priesthood went ok. We went over to Visit Teach and Home Teach Vicky Hall and Lori, also helped Vicky with a recording she is making. From there we stopped at Crystal Lowery to return the name cards for some Family Research that I did the endowments for. We came home thinking we had the rest of the evening to do things, when Roy called and ask if they could come over. We were just preparing dinner so invited them to eat with us. Irven called and ask if they could come also. We just added some more potatoes to the pot and made plenty of gravy, then enjoyed the evening with them. After they left, I transferred the photos from our camera to our computer. It was after min-night when we got to bed.
Monday, February 17, 2003
Most of today was spent on our computers; Mae worked mainly on training materials for the Tagalog language. I spent my time mainly scanning pictures. This evening we went Home Teaching to Billie & Maggie Klass. We were there for two hours, including Maggie fed us supper. That's a record long time for H.T. We did enjoy the visit and they are good friends. They gave us a Statue of Christ to give to Jeff & Gail for there wedding. We also did some shopping for blouses for the girls, but didn't find anything. We did more on the computers after getting home. We were late getting to bed.
Tuesday, February 18, 2003
This morning I fixed breakfast while Mae cleaned house. I then got on the phone for over two hours, checking on our baggage and medications we need to take with us. That was not very successful. I sent an E-mail to Sister Clark, using Mark's internet. That takes longer, for Mark likes to visit and I enjoy visiting with him. I got more pictures scanned into the computer. Colleen Forsyth (maiden name Moulton) called me to let us know that DelMar had fallen a week ago and was now in a nursing home and not doing well. We drove over to see him and though I don't know if he knows we were there, we were able to visit with Sister Moulton and some of their children. We went to the Bountiful Temple and were able to go through the session with Juliann, Roy and Linda. After the session we were invited to stop at Linda's cousin for desert. We left there and went to Jennie Porter's to get some items. Every where we go, Mae is studding our Tagalog Language and I feel the pressure continually.
Wednesday, February 19, 2003
I didn't sleep very well, so Mae let me sleep until 7:45 AM. We have had several phone calls this morning. Colleen called to let us know that DelMar passed away at 9 PM last night. I am so glad that we took the time to stop over yesterday. Mae gave me a hair cut after we ate breakfast. I called Larry Braithwaite to let them know of Delmar's passing. Mae left at 11 AM to attend a Dr. Appointment and do several other items. I did the dishes and de-boned a chicken that Mae had cooked the other day. Bob brought Cole down for me to tend for a few minutes. He had to take Carroll into the hospital with heart problems. Sherrie came in just a few minutes and got him. I studied for our lesson and got prepared for that, then took a short nap that was interrupted three times by phone calls. Mae was a few minutes late for our tutoring lesson, so Brother Black and I got started with out her. She came just as we were ready to have a prayer. I got ready to meet with Ed Sorenson to prepare our income tax forms and was going to run a couple of other errors but Mae wanted me to put up my computer. I finished scanning Mom Porter's pictures into our computer.  I went over to Ed's, but he was late getting home. Some how his wife had made a mistake in his schedule and I think Scott missed out on his appointment with Ed. Dinner was ready when I got home. Garrett bought a new Palm Pilot, so he and I did some comparing and trading of programs. I am amazed at the abilities these kids have with computers. Time passed to quickly and we were late getting to bed.
Thursday, February 20, 2003
We were up at 6 AM to be ready and at the Salt Lake Temple at 9 AM. Jeff and Gale got there a few minutes later. Gale's Uncle and I were witnesses to the marriage. Elder Halverson was the Sealer that performed the marriage and he did a beautiful job with very good advice and insight as to the covenants entered into with the marriage covenant. The other thing that was so special was that we had all of our children and their companions in there. There were a total of 56 people in attendance. After the wedding we went out for pictures on the Temple Grounds, then we held a Wedding Breakfast at the Kayscreek Banquet Center, and that went very well. We were served Corn on Blue with baked potato, vegetable and carrot cake for desert. The food was served hot and in a timely manor. After the concerns we have had with the arrangements of this dinner, we were much relived at the way it turned out. We had 110 family and friends attend the Breakfast. We had a photographer from Inkle's Photo come there and take Family pictures for our family. The Bride & Groom didn't get there until 2 PM so we started the dinner and had the photographer come back to finish after we ate. We had time to go home and relax for just a few minutes, then went to the Snowcreek Chapel for more pictures and at 6 PM friends and family came to a reception. We had a continual line of people coming through until 9:15 PM. We stopped the line, about 8 PM, long enough for Chelci to sing two songs for the Bride & Groom. The Bride & Groom then cut the cake and the Bride tossed the Bouquet. Jeff, Gale, Mae & I watched their wedding video. Mae & I hauled a load of gifts to Jeff & Gale's home, Marcille and Gale's brother also brought a load each over. It was after 11 PM when we finished getting all the gifts into their home. Mae & I stopped at Taco Time for something to eat before we went home. Roy & Shellie had just got the boys to bed when we got home. Our children had all gone to Scott & Mishelle's to visit and play games. We were up for another hour visiting before going to bed.
Friday, February 21, 2003
Roy, Shellie and Garrett went skiing at Powder Mountain this morning. Mae went to Dr. Bennett's this morning, and then did some other errands. I tended the younger boys while she was gone. This afternoon I took Jeff and my tuxes back, washed Jeff's car, bought cards and flowers for Steven Browning and Delmar Moulton's funerals. This evening Roy, Shellie, Mae & I went to Salt Lake where we met Mike and Becky at the Black Angus, for dinner. We enjoyed being together and visiting. We sure feel blessed with our family.
Saturday, February 22, 2003
All of our family, except Jeff & Gale, came for breakfast. Bob prepared biscuits for us and I made gravy and eggs. Mike had prepared a slide show of Jeff & Gale's wedding and showed it to us. He also helped me burn a CD of the Porter pictures that I have scanned. Sandi had us play a game together as a family. A paper shopping bag was placed on the floor and each person had to bend down, not allowing hands or knees to touch the floor, and pickup the bag with his mouth. After each had done this, a couple of inches would be cut off the bag and the next round would start. I was eliminated on the second round. Roy, Brad and Sandi stayed in until there was less than 1/2 inch left. Chelci was still in, so Brad took a $5.00 bill and placed it on the floor and challenged Chelci that she could have it if she could pick it up, and she did. I left at 1 PM to attend Steven LeRoy Browning's viewing. Mae, Sandi, Shellie & Roy, Mike, David and Scott came up before the Funeral. Roy and Linda ask me to conduct the services.
After the Services, we again gathered with our Family and had lunch. This evening Mae gave birthday gifts to all of our grandchildren, as we will be gone for the next two years. We sure enjoy our family. By 8 PM all of them had left for home. Mae and I then cleaned up the house. Roy & Linda came over about 9:30 PM and visited for a while. Families are special. Mae & I watched JAG, which Bob had recorded for us. I sure love that girl!
Delmar was the Bishop that I served as First Counselor with while we lived in Ogden. Larry L. Braithwaite was second Counselor and Dale Tines was the Ward Clerk. Bishop Moulton was such a wonderful man and I really enjoyed serving with him.
Sunday, February 23, 2003
We didn't get up early but it seemed that time went so fast. We were working on our computers when Mae asks me what time it was. We were both very surprised when it was 11:45 AM and we had to hurry to get to our meetings. After meetings we stopped at Scott's for a minute then took the Family Goal poster from the Stake to each of our Home Teaching Family. We spent the rest of the afternoon and evening working on our computers. Mae had me scan several more pictures into our computer. It seems that a lot of time can be spent on the computer. We did get an E-mail sent to Brother Black. We received a nice e-mail from Sister Clark of the Philippines Angeles Mission. She said that they have found us a nice home. It was after mid-night when we got to bed.
Monday, February 24, 2003
Mae & I left this morning at 9 AM to get our tax returns. It looks like we will get $2,000 back from Federal and just under $600 from the State. That will sure help. We went over to Nancy's and got some pills for Mae, then went to the Viewing and Funeral for Delmar M. Moulton. Although sad to have him gone, we are happy that he is relieved from the pain he was in the other day when we visited him in the nursing home. His wife and family are comforted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the assurance of a Glorious Reunion with him in the future. He was a wonderful man who has lived a good and full life. We had the opportunity to visit with several that we know when we lived there in Ogden, Laura Dixon, Dale & Cora Thinnes, Carol Peterson, Marian Rice and of course all of Delmar's children and their family's. June is doing very well but I doubt if she will be with us very much longer, they were to close as a couple to be separated very long. We came home to change and eat. We worked a little on the computers getting my journal caught up, scanning a few pictures, and preparing some flip cards to help us with the Tagalog language. We went to Tooele and visited with LaDel and Eleanor Brown. We visited and played Rook, at which Mae and LaDel won at over 500 to -290. It was sure a wonderful evening. It snowed this evening so the roads were slippery in some areas as we came home. Mae studied both going and coming. It is amazing to me how she can memorize the Tagalog words and their meaning. The language is what scares me about this mission call for I am not getting it. Everyone keeps telling me that it is because I am telling my self that I cannot memorize or that I just lack confidence, or don't worry for it will come, but what ever the reason, I am not getting it. I was sure tired when we got home.
Tuesday, February 25, 2003
Both Mae and I woke feeling under pressure from all we need to do to be ready to enter the M.T.C. I tried for over an hour to call the Philippines Consult Office in San Francisco; I also tried L.A. and Wash. D.C., before finally reaching a live person. They told me that in order to take our nuturanance into the Philippines with us, I needed a letter signed by a Doctor. Bryce wanted me to come up and talk to him as what he should do to lay tile flooring, lower the ceiling and install new cupboards in their kitchen. I stopped in Sunset trying to find Edith Mayhue's home, but didn't remember the address. I got home in time to take a 10 minute nap before taking our tutoring lesson in Tagalog. Mae and I then went back to Edith's and she let us borrow a picture of Roy's family. I then took Mae to a Dr. Appointment to have her eyes checked. While she was there I went over to Speedy Pack and mailed a bucket of whey to the mission home in the Philippines. I also laminated some sheets for Mae. Mae was ready when I got back to the doctors office. From there we went to Inkley's to see the proofs of our Family Pictures we had taken. We then went to Bowman's and filled some prescriptions for Mae and bought us some fried chicken for dinner. We stopped at Scott's to see if we had large suit case there. We visited a while there, then went to Jeff & Gail's and watched them open their wedding gifts. They got a lot of very nice gifts. They gave both Mae and Marci a bouquet of flowers in appreciation for the Wedding Reception. We enjoyed being with them and seeing how happy they are. It was late but we stayed up and watched TV for a while before going to bed.
Wednesday, February 26, 2003
We were busy all day and time flow quickly. Mae went to lunch with her good friend Jackie. This evening I went over to Kathy Sheffield's and with the help of Brother Hawks, administered to her. She is having attacks of kidney stones. She is pretty sick. I also bought some rubbers for my boots, some down pillows and a set of luggage. I also stopped at the Davis Hospital for my prep kit that I will take tomorrow before going into the hospital on Friday. I was tired when I got home so just quit. I watched "JAG" that Bob recorded for me last Tuesday. Mae kept going until 11 PM when we went to bed.
Thursday, February 27, 2003
I started on the prep kit this morning at 7:30 AM and continued through the day. I really has made me miserable as it cleans you our. We had our Tutoring session, though I had to excuse myself several times. Mae has sure been good with me and felt bad that I had to do this on my Birthday. David and Sandi both called me to wish me a Happy Birthday. Mae bought me a balloon and a frozen yogurt that I have to save until after tomorrow. Terry called to thank Mae for the picture she sent to him as a Birthday Card. She sure enjoyed visiting with him.
Friday, February 28, 2003
We had to be to the Davis North Hospital at 7:30 AM for my colon test. The test it self wasn't too bad. Dr. Johnson removed one small spot but said every thing else was ok. We had to weight a while for the anticsedick to wear off. A nurse that was born in the Philippine came in and talked to us about the area we will be going to. It was really enjoyable visiting with him. We went over to Scott's so we could tend the children while Mishelle went visiting teaching. I really wasn't feeling very well as my system is trying to get reestablished, so I went to sleep. Mae took Kylan with her to get our clothes so we can stay with Scott & Mishelle for the weekend. This evening we made the bed and studied for our lesson tomorrow. We think that as we made the bed, Mae must have stepped on the cord and unplugged the heater to the bed, for when we went to bed, the matter was very cold. We had to sleep on top of the covers to keep warm.


Configuration of routes in AeroGear Controller is done programatically using fluent API.
The simplest way to configure routes is to extend AbstractRoutingModule:
public class Routes extends AbstractRoutingModule {
@Override
public void configuration() {
route()
.from("/").roles("admin")
.on(RequestMethod.GET)
.consumes(JSON)
.produces(JSP, JSON)
.to(Home.class).index();
}
}
from
The HTTP path that this route will service request for.
roles
Roles that the currently authenticated subject must belong to for this route to be invoked.
on
The HTTP method(s) that this route can handle.
consumes
The Media Types that this route can consume. A route can specify the type of data it consumes by using the
consumes
method. For example, if a route specifies a media type of application/json
this will cause the body of the
HTTP request to be transformed from JSON into a Java Object representation.
For information about adding custom consumer, please refer to the Media Types section.
produces
The Media Types that this route can produce. A route can specify the type of data it produces by using the
produces
method. For example, if a route specifies a media type of JSON
the Java Object returned from the endpoint
will be transformed into a JSON representation which will be sent back as the body of the HTTP response.
For information about adding custom producer, please refer to the Media Types section.
to
The target endpoint class for this route.
These are routes that forward the result produced by the endpoint to a view. This is the default in AeroGear Controller if no
consumes
method has been specified. See Media Types for more information regarding the consumes method.
Example of MVC Route:
public class Routes extends AbstractRoutingModule {
@Override
public void configuration() {
route()
.from("/")
.on(RequestMethod.GET)
.to(Home.class).index();
}
}
Next, create a POJO for the endpoint Home
:
public class Home {
public void index() {
}
}
Finally, create a JSP page at /WEB-INF/pages/<Controller Class Name>/<method>.jsp

hello from index!

If you have deployed your application with a context path of myapp, you could then access the view by pointing a browser to:
http://server:port/myapp/
Routes that should return data to the caller are configured in the same way as an MVC route, except instead of forwarding to a view
, a RESTful route will specify that it produces
a Media Type that returns data to the client in the
format requested.
Example of RESTful Route:
public class Routes extends AbstractRoutingModule {
@Override
public void configuration() {
route()
.from("/cars/{id}")
.on(RequestMethod.GET)
.produces(JSON)
.to(Cars.class).findById(param("id"));
}
A GET request for the above route might look like:
curl --header "Accept: application/json" http://server:port/myapp/cars/3
This route would be expected to return car in JSON format. The built-in JSON support is provided by Jackson.
If you are not happy with the built-in consumers or produces you can provide your own, please refer to the section Media Types for further details.
Route endpoints currently support the following types of parameters which are all configured by using the param
method:
Path
Query
Form
Header
Cookie
All of the above parameters are specified in the same way:
.to(Endpoint.class).methodName(param("paramName"));
You can use immutable beans straight away as controller parameters:
public class Cars {
public Car save(Car car) {
return car;
}
}
This can be populated by putting a route to it (preferably via post, of course)
route()
.from("/cars")
.on(RequestMethod.POST)
.to(Cars.class).save(param(Car.class));
And you can use a simple html form for it, by just following the convention:
<input type="text" name="car.color"/>
<input type="text" name="car.brand"/>
The car object will be automatically populated with the provided values - note that it supports deep linking, so this would work fine too:
<input type="text" name="car.brand.owner"/>
All the intermediate objects are created automatically.


Complete the form below to contact us.
Category Interest:
Select your Role at IMM
Back to Article Home Page


Changelog
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. See standard-version for commit guidelines.
2.0.3 (2022-11-27)
2.0.2 (2022-09-08)
2.0.1 (2022-09-08)
2.0.0 (2022-09-08)
⚠ BREAKING CHANGES
- upgrade knex peer dependency to 2.0
Features
1.0.1 (2022-06-03)
1.0.0 (2020-08-28)
⚠ BREAKING CHANGES
- update knex and rqlite-js
Features
- update knex and rqlite-js (3b0561b)
0.1.0
- Added typeConfig function showing the available driver options
- Updated dependencies (minor)
0.0.1
- Basic implementation of RqliteDialect based on knex Sqlite3 dialect


The EMBL-EBI Cloud Portal is platform for cloud-based data analysis that simplifies the experience for researchers when running their workloads across different cloud providers.
The portal enables cloud providers and research teams to package and share their key applications and data environments with their respective users. That way, these key applications can be deployed on demand onto the cloud providers the user is able to access.
At a glance:
The EBI Cloud Portal has been developed by the Software Development and Operations team at EMBL-EBI.
The EMBL-EBI Cloud Portal is offered as a service to ELIXIR and other communities. Users will need a freely available ELIXIR identity to access the portal.
Access to the portal does not provide access to any cloud providers but is compatible with the work within the ELIXIR Compute Platform. Users will need to provide their own credentials to access cloud providers such as OpenStack, Google Compute Engine or Amazon Web Services.
Research groups can use the portal to share appliances and cloud credentials within their teams through the portal if they desire.
Click here for quick starter guide with video demonstration.
See EMBL-EBI Cloud Portal’s documentation for more details and guides.
Further information on the design and documentation on how to use and contribute appliances to the portal is available. Any questions around the EMBL-EBI Cloud Portal and its use can be sent to ecp[at]ebi.ac.uk.
The portal has been developed under funding provided by the following projects and organisations:
EMBL-EBI (European Molecular Biology Laboratory - European Bioinformatics Institute).
Cancer Research UK funding to develop infrastructure to support the PanCancer collaboration.
EC funded BioExcel project.
EC funded PhenomMeNal project.


Menu
Dashboard
Products
Assets
POSM
Mike Philip
//new nav
My Dashboard
click here
or drag the file to upload
info
Information
Promotion Name
Summer Promo
Type
TPR
Start Date
Feb 1
st
End Date
Feb 28
th
Auto Archive
Promotion Name
Promo
Campaign Owner
Sofia
Status
Active
Parent
Email Parent
Active
Your Comments


--- layout: documentation title: ReactiveX - Buffer operator id: buffer ---
The Window operator is similar to Buffer but collects items into separate Observables rather than into data structures before reemitting them.
RxCpp implements two variants of Buffer:
buffer(count)
buffer(count, skip)
In RxGroovy there are several variants of Buffer:
buffer(count)
buffer(count, skip)
buffer(bufferClosingSelector)
buffer(boundary
[, initialCapacity
])
buffer(bufferOpenings, bufferClosingSelector)
buffer(timespan, unit
[, scheduler
])
buffer(timespan, unit, count
[, scheduler
])
buffer(timespan, timeshift, unit
[, scheduler
])
You can use the Buffer operator to implement backpressure (that is, to cope with an Observable that may produce items too quickly for its observer to consume).
{% endlang_operator %} {% lang_operator RxJava buffer %}In RxJava there are several variants of Buffer:
buffer(count)
buffer(count, skip)
buffer(bufferClosingSelector)
buffer(boundary)
buffer(bufferOpenings, bufferClosingSelector)
buffer(timespan, unit
[, scheduler
])
buffer(timespan, unit, count
[, scheduler
])
buffer(timespan, timeshift, unit
[, scheduler
])
You can use the Buffer operator to implement backpressure (that is, to cope with an Observable that may produce items too quickly for its observer to consume).
RxJS has four Buffer operators — buffer
,
bufferWithCount
, bufferWithTime
, and
bufferWithTimeOrCount
— each of which has variants that have different
ways of governing which source Observable items are emitted as part of which buffers.
buffer(bufferBoundaries)
buffer(bufferClosingSelector)
buffer(bufferOpenings,bufferClosingSelector)
buffer
is found in each of the following distributions:
rx.all.js
rx.all.compat.js
rx.coincidence.js
buffer
requires one of the following distributions:
rx.js
rx.compat.js
rx.lite.js
rx.lite.compat.js
bufferWithCount(count)
bufferWithCount(count, skip)
bufferWithCount
is found in each of the following distributions:
rx.js
rx.compat.js
rx.all.js
rx.all.compat.js
rx.lite.extras.js
bufferWithTime(timeSpan)
bufferWithTime(timeSpan, timeShift)
bufferWithTimeOrCount(timeSpan, count)
bufferWithTime
and bufferWithTimeOrCount
are found in each of the
following distributions:
rx.all.js
rx.all.compat.js
rx.time.js
bufferWithTime
and bufferWithTimeOrCount
require one of the
following distributions:
rx.time.js
requires rx.js
or rx.compat.js
rx.lite.js
or rx.lite.compat.js
In RxKotlin there are several variants of Buffer:
buffer(count)
buffer(count, skip)
buffer(bufferClosingSelector)
buffer(boundary)
buffer(bufferOpenings, bufferClosingSelector)
buffer(timespan, unit
[, scheduler
])
buffer(timespan, unit, count
[, scheduler
])
buffer(timespan, timeshift, unit
[, scheduler
])
In Rx.NET there are several variants of Buffer. For each variety you can either pass in the source Observable as the first parameter, or you can call it as an instance method of the source Observable (in which case you can omit that parameter):
Buffer(count)
Buffer(count, skip)
Buffer(bufferClosingSelector)
Buffer(bufferOpenings,bufferClosingSelector)
Buffer(timeSpan)
Buffer(timeSpan, count)
Buffer(timeSpan, timeShift)
RxPY has several Buffer variants: buffer
,
buffer_with_count
, buffer_with_time
, and
buffer_with_time_or_count
. For each of these variants there are optional
parameters that change the behavior of the operator. As always in RxPY, when an operator may
take more than one optional parameter, be sure to name the parameter in the parameter list
when you call the operator so as to avoid ambiguity.
buffer(buffer_openings)
buffer(closing_selector)
buffer_with_count(count)
buffer_with_count(count, skip)
buffer_with_time(timespan)
buffer_with_time(timespan, timeshift)
buffer_with_time_or_count(timespan, count)
Rx.rb has three variants of the Buffer operator:
buffer_with_count(count)
buffer_with_count(count,skip)
buffer_with_time(timespan)
RxScala has two varieties of Buffer —
slidingBuffer
and tumblingBuffer
— each of which has variants
with different ways of assembling the buffers they emit:
slidingBuffer(count, skip)
slidingBuffer(timespan, timeshift)
slidingBuffer(openings, closings)
tumblingBuffer(count)
tumblingBuffer(boundary)
tumblingBuffer(timespan)
tumblingBuffer(timespan, count)
TBD
{% endlang_operator %}


GSoC- A Stadia-like system for data visualization
Hi all! In this post I'll talk about the PR #437.
There are several reasons to have a streaming system for data visualization. Because I’m doing a PhD in a developing country I always need to think of the cheapest way to use the computational resources available. For example, with the GPUs prices increasing, it’s necessary to share a machine with a GPU with different users in different locations. Therefore, to convince my Brazilian friends to use FURY I need to code thinking inside of the (a) low-budget scenario.
To construct the streaming system for my project I’m thinking about the following properties and behaviors:
- I want to avoid blocking the code execution in the main thread (where the vtk/fury instance resides).
- The streaming should work inside of a low bandwidth environment.
- I need an easy way to share the rendering result. For example, using the free version of ngrok.
To achieve the property 1. we need to circumvent the GIL problem. Using the threading module alone it’s not good enough because we can’t use the python-threading for parallel CPU computation. In addition, to achieve a better organization it’s better to define the server system as an uncoupled module. Therefore, I believe that multiprocessing-lib in python will fit very well for our proposes.
For the streaming system to work smoothly in a low-bandwidth scenario we need to choose the protocol wisely. In the recent years the WebRTC protocol has been used in a myriad of applications like google hangouts and Google Stadia aiming low latency behavior. Therefore, I choose the webrtc as my first protocol to be available in the streaming system proposal.
To achieve the third property, we must be economical in adding requirements and dependencies.
Currently, the system has some issues, but it's already working. You can see some tutorials about how to use this streaming system here. After running one of these examples you can easily share the results and interact with other users. For example, using the ngrok For example, using the ngrok
./ngrok http 8000
|
How does it works?
The image below it's a simple representation of the streaming system.
As you can see, the streaming system is made up of different processes that share some memory blocks with each other. One of the hardest part of this PR was to code this sharing between different objects like VTK, numpy and the webserver. I'll discuss next some of technical issues that I had to learn/circumvent.
Sharing data between process
We want to avoid any kind of unnecessary duplication of data or expensive copy/write actions. We can achieve this economy of computational resources using the multiprocessing module from python.
multiprocessing RawArray
| The RawArray from multiprocessing allows to share resources between different processes. However, there are some tricks to get a better performance when we are dealing with RawArray's. For example, take a look at my PR in a older stage. In this older stage my streaming system was working well. However, one of my mentors (Filipi Nascimento) saw a huge latency for high-resolutions examples. My first thought was that latency was caused by the GPU-CPU copy from the opengl context. However, I discovered that I've been using RawArray's wrong in my entire life! | See for example this line of code fury/stream/client.py#L101 The code below shows how I've been updating the raw arrays
raw_arr_buffer[:] = new_data
This works fine for small and medium sized arrays, but for large ones it takes a large amount of time, more than GPU-CPU copy. The explanation for this bad performance is available here : Demystifying sharedctypes performance. The solution which gives a stupendous performance improvement is quite simple. RawArrays implements the buffer protocol. Therefore, we just need to use the memoryview:
memview(arr_buffer)[:] = new_data
The memview is really good, but there it's a litle issue when we are dealing with uint8 RawArrays. The following code will cause an exception:
memview(arr_buffer_uint8)[:] = new_data_uint8
There is a solution for uint8 rawarrays using just memview and cast methods. However, numpy comes to rescue and offers a simple and a generic solution. You just need to convert the rawarray to a np representation in the following way:
arr_uint8_repr = np.ctypeslib.as_array(arr_buffer_uint8)
arr_uint8_repr[:] = new_data_uint8
You can navigate to my repository in this specific commit position and test the streaming examples to see how this little modification improves the performance.
Multiprocessing inside of different Operating Systems
Serge Koudoro, who is one of my mentors, has pointed out an issue of the streaming system running in MacOs. I don't know many things about MacOs, and as pointed out by Filipi the way that MacOs deals with multiprocessing is very different than the Linux approach. Although we solved the issue discovered by Serge, I need to be more careful to assume that different operating systems will behave in the same way. If you want to know more,I recommend that you read this post Python: Forking vs Spawm. And it's also important to read the official documentation from python. It can save you a lot of time. Take a look what the official python documentation says about the multiprocessing method
Source: https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.html


Oxidized bitumens are made by blowing air through hot paving grade bitumen.
The so-called blowing process results in harder bitumen that softens at a higher temperature than that at which paving grade bitumen softens.
Industrial bitumens also have more rubber like properties and their viscosities are much less affected by
changes in temperature than is the case with paving grade bitumen.
| PROPERTY | UNIT | 85/25 | 95/25 | 90/40 | 115/15 | STANDARD |
| Specific Gravity at 250c | 1.01-1.05 | 1.01-1.05 | 1.01-1.05 | 1.01-1.05 | ASTM D-70 | |
| Penetration at 250c, 100gm, 5 sec | 0.1 MM | 20/30 | 20/30 | 35/45 | 10/20 | ASTM D-5 |
| Softening Point, Ring & Ball | 0c | 80/90 | 90/100 | 85/95 | 110/120 | ASTM D-36 |
| Ductility at 250c, after TFOT, MIn | CM | 1.5 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 1.5 | ASTM D-113 |
| Loss on HEating, MAX | 0c | 260 | 260 | 260 | 260 | ASTM D-92 |
| Solubility in CS@, Min | % Wt | 99 | 99 | 99 | 99 | ASTM D-4 |
Feel free to message us or drop us an email at your convenience.


public class GameWindow
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GameWindow(java.lang.String title,
int screenWidth,
int screenHeight)
Creates a visible GameWindow with the supplied parameters.
|
GameWindow(java.lang.String title,
int screenWidth,
int screenHeight,
boolean fullscreen)
Creates a visible GameWindow with the supplied parameters.
|
GameWindow(java.lang.String title,
int screenWidth,
int screenHeight,
boolean fullscreen,
java.awt.GraphicsDevice device)
Creates a visible GameWindow with the supplied parameters.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
applyGraphicsConfiguration()
Has the GameWindow update its window to match the configuration it was
given.
|
void |
destroy()
Destroys the window and all of its used resources.
|
void |
flushInput()
Process all input that has occurred since the last frame.
|
java.awt.Graphics |
getDrawGraphics()
Gets the Graphics object to draw to the screen.
|
GameCursor |
getGameCursor()
Gets the current game cursor.
|
java.awt.Point |
getMousePosition()
Gets the mouse position in the screen's coordinate space.
|
int |
getScreenHeight()
Gets the screen height in pixels.
|
ScreenResolution |
getScreenResolution()
Gets the screen resolution.
|
int |
getScreenWidth()
Gets the screen width in pixels.
|
ScreenResolution[] |
getSupportedScreenResolutionList(java.awt.GraphicsDevice device)
Makes a list of ScreenResolutions that the given graphics device
supports.
|
boolean |
isFullscreen()
Checks to see if the GameWindow is in fullscreen.
|
boolean |
isRequestingToClose()
Checks to see if the GameWindow is requesting to close.
|
boolean |
isWindowed()
Checks to see if the GameWindow is in windowed mode.
|
void |
requestToClose() |
void |
setFullscreen(boolean fullscreen)
Sets the fullscreen state of the GameWindow.
|
void |
setGameCursor(GameCursor gameCursor)
Sets the game cursor.
|
boolean |
setScreenResolution(ScreenResolution screenResolution)
Sets the screen resolution of the GameWindow.
|
void |
setWindowed(boolean windowed)
Sets the windowed state of the GameWindow.
|
boolean |
supportsResolution(int width,
int height)
Checks to see if the full screen resolution is supported.
|
boolean |
supportsResolution(ScreenResolution resolution)
Checks to see if the full screen resolution is supported.
|
void |
swapBuffers(java.awt.Graphics g)
Swaps the buffers.
|
public GameWindow(java.lang.String title, int screenWidth, int screenHeight, boolean fullscreen, java.awt.GraphicsDevice device)
title
- the title of the window.screenWidth
- the screen resolution width.screenHeight
- the screen resolution height.fullscreen
- the fullscreen state of the GameWindow.device
- the GraphicsDevice to use for this GameWindow.public GameWindow(java.lang.String title, int screenWidth, int screenHeight, boolean fullscreen)
title
- the title of the window.screenWidth
- the screen resolution width.screenHeight
- the screen resolution height.fullscreen
- the fullscreen state of the GameWindow.public GameWindow(java.lang.String title, int screenWidth, int screenHeight)
title
- the title of the window.screenWidth
- the screen resolution width.screenHeight
- the screen resolution height.public boolean supportsResolution(int width, int height)
width
- the screen width to checkheight
- the screen height to checkpublic boolean supportsResolution(ScreenResolution resolution)
resolution
- the screen resolution to checkpublic final ScreenResolution[] getSupportedScreenResolutionList(java.awt.GraphicsDevice device)
device
- the graphics devicepublic boolean isRequestingToClose()
public boolean isFullscreen()
public boolean isWindowed()
public void setFullscreen(boolean fullscreen)
applyGraphicsConfiguration()
to update the fullscreen state.fullscreen
- the new fullscreen state.public void setWindowed(boolean windowed)
applyGraphicsConfiguration()
to update the windowed state.windowed
- the new windowed state.public boolean setScreenResolution(ScreenResolution screenResolution)
applyGraphicsConfiguration()
to update the fullscreen state.
If the screen resolution is not supported, this method returns
false
.screenResolution
- the new screen resolution.public final void applyGraphicsConfiguration()
getDrawGraphics()
is now invalid, and need to have dispose()
called it,
replacing it with a new Graphics object.public GameCursor getGameCursor()
null
then the default
system cursor is used.public void setGameCursor(GameCursor gameCursor)
null
then the default
system cursor is used.gameCursor
- the game cursorpublic java.awt.Graphics getDrawGraphics()
public void swapBuffers(java.awt.Graphics g)
g
- the graphics that was used to draw to the GameWindowpublic void destroy()
public int getScreenWidth()
public int getScreenHeight()
public void requestToClose()
public ScreenResolution getScreenResolution()
public java.awt.Point getMousePosition()
public void flushInput()


Changes made here will reflect at the start of the next work / break session
Work Duration
Break Duration
Your Sessions


--- layout: post permalink: 4allmemory.html Tags: Array NameOfCoupon: 4 All Memory Cash Back Summary: See our 4 All Memory Coupon Code, 4 All Memory Rebate, 4 All Memory Promo Code, 4 All Memory Discount, 4 All Memory Coupon Cash Back Rebate here. MetaKeywords: 4 All Memory Coupon Code, 4 All Memory Rebate, 4 All Memory Promo Code, 4 All Memory Cash Back Rebate, 4 All Memory Discount, 4 All Memory Coupon Image: LinkURL: http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=6ZrgceZgf7E&offerid=99169.10000166&type=3 affiliate_url_link: http://www.icouponblog.com/jane.php?id=2551 thesis_readmore: See the 4 All Memory Coupon thesis_thumb: http://www.icouponblog.com/tn.php?merchantURL=4allmemory.com Title: Save 4% - 4 All Memory Coupon Code for 4allmemory.com. 4 All Memory Rebate & Discount thesis_description: Our 4 All Memory Discount Coupon Code for 4allmemory.com. We have the best 4 All Memory Rebate anywhere. thesis_keywords: 4 All Memory, 4 All Memory Coupon Code, 4 All Memory Discount, 4 All Memory Rebate product_name: 4 All Memory hop_url: http://www.icouponblog.com/hop.php?id=2551 ---
Is your computer’s memory getting worse than yours? Are you running out of space for your music, movie and? There is a great solution to all your computer memory problems, it’s called 4 All Memory. It’s the cheapest, easiest and the quickest way to improve the memory on your computer. Whatever your laptop or computer is, 4 All Memory is compatible with all major brands of computers or laptops. You can upgrade your computer or laptop the best way, when you sign up and use 4 All Memory. Use our discount coupons to get the best deals.
4 All Memory is a great place to buy memory cards for your computer and laptops. They carry all major brands like Dell, Sony, IBM, Toshiba, Apple, Acer or Compaq and many more. These memory cards are easy to install and even more fantastic to use. You will love the low prices on all 4 All Memory products. Check it out and improve the memory of your computer!
4 All Memory has a large stock of 4 All Memory cards which is compatible with almost all computer makes. Start making more room for music, CDS, or if you are an electrical engineering student you might need the extra memory just to put in all the math equations. Visit 4 All Memory online today and improve your computer’s memory. You will also find loads of other products like Video cards, USB flash drive, keyboards and mice, hard drives etc. Check out 4 All Memory and start saving money


Forecast Font is a web-font for creating multi-layered weather icons. It was created to enable you to have more control over the look and feel of the icons, rather than only having a single colour or style. Flat, single-colour icons might be what your after and thats cool but with Forecast font you have all the flexibility to colour, style or even animate various parts of the icons. Create something a little different from the norm. Even better they are fully scalable for use on all devices, no need to create cumbersome image sprites or use multiple images to create your weather icons.
Mist
Sunrise
Sunny
Sunset
Moon
Cloudy
Drizzle
Drizzle, Sunny
Drizzle, Night
Raining
Raining, Sunny
Raining, Night
Snowing
Snowing, Sunny
Snowing, Night
Showers
Showers, Sunny
Showers, Night
Thunder
Thunder, Sunny
Thunder, Night
Frosty
Frosty, Sunny
Frosty, Night
Hail
Hail, Sunny
Hail, Night
Sleet
Sleet, Sunny
Sleet, Night
Windy
Windy, Sunny
Windy, Night
Windy, Raining
Windy, Raining, Sunny
Windy, Raining, Night
Windy, Snowing
Windy, Snowing, Sunny
Windy, Snowing, Night


Showing the ten latest blog posts of Elijah Manors blog: Web Dev .NET
Web Dev .NET uses Blogger, so this example can be used for every Blogger blog.


Abel Sanchez and John R. Williams
Make a map for chicago. Use: 41.886903, -87.722740
You can use iTouchMap. You can also center the map, go to console, enter map.getCenter()
Write a filter to return all the 'NARCOTICS' crimes from your December 2012 dataset


- Travel is probably the hobby or interest I am most passionate about. My dad works abroad and travels around Europe with his job and so I have been raised to enjoy seeing different parts of the world and experiencing many different cultures. I have travelled to many different countries and cities.
- In 2018 I travelled to Sierra Leone in Africa with a charity called The School's and Health Foundation. While there, we visited the 5 schools we had fundrasied and built in various villages in Sierra Leone. It was a lifechanging experience which I absolutely adored. I intend on travelling to Sierra Leone in 2021 and am looking forward to it greatly.
- In 2017 I visted New York City in the USA. This was most definitely my favorite city I have visted. While there I saw all the main tourist attractions such as the Empire State Building, the World Trade Center and the 9/11 memorial, the Statute of Liberty and more.
- Other Countries I have visited include England, Frace, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Greece, and Crotia.
Home
Sports


Breadcrumbs are a good way to display your current location. This is usually used when you have multiple layers of content.

 First Second Third


"""
Module for income in Minos.
Calculation of monthly household income
Possible extension to interaction with employment/education and any spatial/interaction effects.
"""
import pandas as pd
import minos.modules.r_utils as r_utils
from minos.modules.base_module import Base
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from seaborn import histplot
[docs]class Income(Base):
# Special methods used by vivarium.
@property
def name(self):
return 'income'
def __repr__(self):
return "Income()"
[docs] def setup(self, builder):
""" Initialise the module during simulation.setup().
Notes
-----
- Load in data from pre_setup
- Register any value producers/modifiers for income
- Add required columns to population data frame
- Update other required items such as randomness stream.
Parameters
----------
builder : vivarium.engine.Builder
Vivarium's control object. Stores all simulation metadata and allows modules to use it.
"""
# Load in inputs from pre-setup.
# self.transition_model = builder.data.load("income_transition")
# Build vivarium objects for calculating transition probabilities.
# Typically this is registering rate/lookup tables. See vivarium docs/other modules for examples.
# self.transition_coefficients = builder.
# Assign randomness streams if necessary.
self.random = builder.randomness.get_stream(self.generate_random_crn_key())
# Determine which subset of the main population is used in this module.
# columns_created is the columns created by this module.
# view_columns is the columns from the main population used in this module.
# In this case, view_columns are taken straight from the transition model
view_columns = ['pidp',
'age',
'sex',
'ethnicity',
'region',
'hh_income',
'job_sec',
'labour_state',
'education_state',
'SF_12',
'housing_quality'
]
#view_columns += self.transition_model.rx2('model').names
self.population_view = builder.population.get_view(columns=view_columns)
# Population initialiser. When new individuals are added to the microsimulation a constructer is called for each
# module. Declare what constructer is used. usually on_initialize_simulants method is called. Inidividuals are
# created at the start of a model "setup" or after some deterministic (add cohorts) or random (births) event.
builder.population.initializes_simulants(self.on_initialize_simulants)
# Declare events in the module. At what times do individuals transition states from this module. E.g. when does
# individual graduate in an education module.
builder.event.register_listener("time_step", self.on_time_step, priority=2)
[docs] def on_time_step(self, event):
""" Predicts the hh_income for the next timestep.
Parameters
----------
event : vivarium.population.PopulationEvent
The event time_step that called this function.
"""
# Get living people to update their income
pop = self.population_view.get(event.index, query="alive =='alive'")
self.year = event.time.year
## Predict next income value
newWaveIncome = self.calculate_income(pop)
newWaveIncome = pd.DataFrame(newWaveIncome, columns=["hh_income"])
# Set index type to int (instead of object as previous)
newWaveIncome.index = newWaveIncome.index.astype(int)
# Draw individuals next states randomly from this distribution.
# Update population with new income
self.population_view.update(newWaveIncome['hh_income'])
[docs] def calculate_income(self, pop):
"""Calculate income transition distribution based on provided people/indices
Parameters
----------
pop: PopulationView
Population from MINOS to calculate next income for.
Returns
-------
nextWaveIncome: pd.Series
Vector of new household incomes from OLS prediction.
"""
# load transition model based on year.
year = min(self.year, 2018)
transition_model = r_utils.load_transitions(f"hh_income/hh_income_{year}_{year + 1}")
# The calculation relies on the R predict method and the model that has already been specified
nextWaveIncome = r_utils.predict_next_timestep_ols(transition_model, pop, independant='hh_income')
return nextWaveIncome
[docs] def plot(self, pop, config):
file_name = config.output_plots_dir + f"income_hist_{self.year}.pdf"
f = plt.figure()
histplot(pop, x="hh_income", stat='density')
plt.savefig(file_name)
plt.close()


The Morning After: SpaceX blew the top off of a Starship
And doctors are placing patients in 'suspended animation.'
by Richard LawlerHey, good morning! You look fabulous.
Yesterday, a SpaceX Starship split wide open, but the company says it's not really a big deal. Also, doctors are putting people in suspended animation, and Verizon's 5G coverage maps are very specific for a reason.
Straight out of science fiction.
Human patient put in suspended animation for the first time
The idea that the functions of the human body can somehow be put on "pause" while life-saving medical procedures are performed (or a person is sent into space, a la Alien) has long seemed untenable -- until now. According to New Scientist, doctors have successfully placed humans in suspended animation for the first time, in a trial that could have an enormous influence on the future of emergency-room surgery.
The technique is officially called emergency preservation and resuscitation (EPR) and is being tested at the University of Maryland Medical Center on patients that arrive with acute trauma, such as a stab or gunshot wound. With EPR, the patient is cooled rapidly by replacing their blood with ice-cold saline -- the heart stops beating and brain activity almost completely stops. With chemical reactions in cells slowed down, a surgical team has two hours to work on the patient's injuries before they're warmed up and their heart is restarted. Full results of the trial are expected to be announced by the end of 2020.
Days since last explosive incident: 0.
SpaceX Starship pops its top during a 'pressure test' in Texas
The original Starship Elon Musk stood in front of two months ago popped open during a "pressure test" at the company's Boca Chica, TX, site. According to site watchers like LabPadre, the top flew some 500 feet in the air as cryofluid sprayed everywhere. In slow-motion, it appears fluid started bursting from the sides first.
According to SpaceX, "The purpose of today's test was to pressurize systems to the max, so the outcome was not completely unexpected. There were no injuries, nor is this a serious setback. The decision had already been made to not fly this test article, and the team is focused on the Mk3 builds, which are designed for orbit."
Save money, then spend it.
PayPal buys money-saving service Honey for $4 billion
PayPal has snapped up Honey, the popular money-saving service, in a deal worth $4 billion. It's the company's biggest ever acquisition, and Honey already has over 17 million users. If you haven't heard of Honey before, it tracks price changes on retailer websites but also automatically inputs coupon codes the service detects (or sees people using) when you checkout. If no coupons are available, Honey also has a loyalty point system that can result in gift cards if you're shopping a lot.
Welcome to the Lazyweb.
Google Assistant uses 'Duplex on the Web' to buy your movie tickets
At I/O earlier this year, Google showed off how Duplex on the Web could take your Assistant requests and navigate through websites to make them happen. Now the technology has been switched on for buying movie tickets.
If you own an Android phone, simply tell the digital helper that you want seats to a specific movie or search for showtimes using the Google app. Assistant will then take care of working through any website, which makes it handy for ones that aren't optimized for mobile. It's even able to automatically input info you may need to complete a purchase.
Need even more battery life on your iPhone 11?
Apple's iPhone 11 battery case includes a dedicated camera button
Newly released cases for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max all include a dedicated camera button that can launch the Camera app, take a photo or (if you hold it) record video. The concept of a camera button on an iPhone case certainly isn't new, but this is an official option from Apple -- and it's hard to find a case that also extends your battery.
Cases for all three models cost $129 and come in black, white and (for the 11 Pro/Pro Max) pink. That makes them more expensive than options like Mophie's $80 Juice Pack Access, and you're covering up the phone's built-in Lightning port where options like Mophie's offer access to both.
But wait, there's more...
- Verizon's 5G coverage maps are here, and they're sparse
- What we're buying: TCL 65-inch 6-series 4K TV
- Mercedes' EQC electric SUV will start at $67,900 in the US
- Google bans political ad targeting by affiliation and voter records
- Amazon confirms police can keep Ring doorbell videos forever
- Donald Trump 'opens' Texas Apple plant that's built Mac Pros since 2013
- 'Gylt' hands-on: Stadia's first exclusive game is spookily simple
- Roland MC-101 review: Beats, bass and batteries
- What's coming to Netflix in December: 'The Witcher' and 'Lost in Space'
The Morning After is a new daily newsletter from Engadget designed to help you fight off FOMO. Who knows what you'll miss if you don't Subscribe.
Craving even more? Like us on Facebook or Follow us on Twitter.
Have a suggestion on how we can improve The Morning After? Send us a note.


{% extends 'base.html'%} {% block title %}Results{% endblock%} {% block head_postload %} {% endblock%} {% block content %}
Analysis run at {{args.result_sets.settings.timestamp}}
{% if args.latest %} {%else%}Note - these are a saved set of results. If you know you've made changes, click here to rerun the same analysis.
Or go back to the process flow sheet and use the analysis icon (pie_chart) to run a new analysis.
{%endif%}%
%


--- layout: default --- Portfolio Get in touch {{ site.description }} Email {{ site.email }} Location {{ site.location }}
{{ site.description }}
{{ site.location }}


Meal Planner
Add A Meal
Select Date
Select Meal:
Lunch
Dinner
Section 2
I'm the collapsibleset content for section 2.


Typedefs | |
| typedef enum _Itable_IndexTypes | Itable_IndexTypes |
| typedef enum _Itable_Types | Itable_Types |
Enumerations | |
| enum | _Itable_IndexTypes { IUPTABLE_POINTERINDEXED = 10, IUPTABLE_STRINGINDEXED } |
| enum | _Itable_Types { IUPTABLE_POINTER, IUPTABLE_STRING, IUPTABLE_FUNCPOINTER } |
Functions | |
| Itable * | iupTableCreate (Itable_IndexTypes indexType) |
| Itable * | iupTableCreateSized (Itable_IndexTypes indexType, unsigned int initialSizeIndex) |
| void | iupTableDestroy (Itable *it) |
| void | iupTableClear (Itable *it) |
| int | iupTableCount (Itable *it) |
| void | iupTableSet (Itable *it, const char *key, void *value, Itable_Types itemType) |
| void | iupTableSetFunc (Itable *it, const char *key, Ifunc func) |
| void * | iupTableGet (Itable *it, const char *key) |
| Ifunc | iupTableGetFunc (Itable *it, const char *key, void **value) |
| void * | iupTableGetTyped (Itable *it, const char *key, Itable_Types *itemType) |
| void | iupTableRemove (Itable *it, const char *key) |
| char * | iupTableFirst (Itable *it) |
| char * | iupTableNext (Itable *it) |
| void * | iupTableGetCurr (Itable *it) |
| int | iupTableGetCurrType (Itable *it) |
| void | iupTableSetCurr (Itable *it, void *value, Itable_Types itemType) |
| char * | iupTableRemoveCurr (Itable *it) |
| typedef enum _Itable_IndexTypes Itable_IndexTypes |
How the table key is interpreted.
| typedef enum _Itable_Types Itable_Types |
How the value is interpreted.
| enum _Itable_IndexTypes |
| enum _Itable_Types |
| Itable* iupTableCreate | ( | Itable_IndexTypes | indexType | ) |
Creates a hash table with an initial default size. This function is equivalent to iupTableCreateSized(0);
| Itable* iupTableCreateSized | ( | Itable_IndexTypes | indexType, | |
| unsigned int | initialSizeIndex | |||
| ) |
Creates a hash table with the specified initial size. Use this function if you expect the table to become very large. initialSizeIndex is an array into the (internal) list of possible hash table sizes. Currently only indexes from 0 to 8 are supported. If you specify a higher value here, the maximum allowed value will be used.
| void iupTableDestroy | ( | Itable * | it | ) |
Destroys the Itable. Calls iupTableClear.
| void iupTableClear | ( | Itable * | it | ) |
Removes all items in the table. This function does also free the memory of strings contained in the table!!!!
| int iupTableCount | ( | Itable * | it | ) |
Returns the number of keys stored in the table.
| void iupTableSet | ( | Itable * | it, | |
| const char * | key, | |||
| void * | value, | |||
| Itable_Types | itemType | |||
| ) |
Store an element in the table.
| void iupTableSetFunc | ( | Itable * | it, | |
| const char * | key, | |||
| Ifunc | func | |||
| ) |
Store a function pointer in the table. Type is set to IUPTABLE_FUNCPOINTER.
| void* iupTableGet | ( | Itable * | it, | |
| const char * | key | |||
| ) |
Retrieves an element from the table. Returns NULL if not found.
| Ifunc iupTableGetFunc | ( | Itable * | it, | |
| const char * | key, | |||
| void ** | value | |||
| ) |
Retrieves a function pointer from the table. If not a function or not found returns NULL. value always contains the element pointer.
| void* iupTableGetTyped | ( | Itable * | it, | |
| const char * | key, | |||
| Itable_Types * | itemType | |||
| ) |
Retrieves an element from the table and its type.
| void iupTableRemove | ( | Itable * | it, | |
| const char * | key | |||
| ) |
Removes the entry at the specified key from the hash table and frees the memory used by it if it is a string...
| char* iupTableFirst | ( | Itable * | it | ) |
Key iteration function. Returns a key. To iterate over all keys call iupTableFirst at the first and call iupTableNext in a loop until 0 is returned... Do NOT change the content of the hash table during iteration. During an iteration you can use context with iupTableGetCurr() to access the value of the key very fast.
| char* iupTableNext | ( | Itable * | it | ) |
Key iteration function. See iupTableNext.
| void* iupTableGetCurr | ( | Itable * | it | ) |
Returns the value at the current position.
The current context is an iterator that is filled by iupTableNext().
iupTableGetCur() is faster then iupTableGet(), so when you want to access an item stored at a key returned by iupTableNext(), use this function instead of iupTableGet().
| int iupTableGetCurrType | ( | Itable * | it | ) |
Returns the type at the current position.
Same as iupTableGetCurr but returns the type. Returns -1 if failed.
| void iupTableSetCurr | ( | Itable * | it, | |
| void * | value, | |||
| Itable_Types | itemType | |||
| ) |
Replaces the data at the current position.
| char* iupTableRemoveCurr | ( | Itable * | it | ) |
Removes the current element and returns the next key. Use this function to remove an element during an iteration.


User Story: "If I don't have the answer I will find it" is his mantra. Time for work and entertainment is sparse thanks to LLL smartphone the news, which is his main form of entertainment, is almost always accessible. Personality: This lifelong learner (LLL) prides himself on his accumulation of knowledge. He often enjoys seeking social environment where academic conversations and company can be found. Quick to be-friend and tough to upset this LLL often finds himself in the area of advice giving and general listening. To support this active position this LLL also highly values current events and the stories that have lead to the events. Seeking a lesson from every situation. This LLL also values his time and will often mix work with pleasure. One of his daily practices is to listen to streaming news radio or a podcast while doing daily maintenance chores and commuting. Goals: This LLL has always associated "being in the know" with opportunity. It is very important to him to attain an active life applying his constently expanding collection of knowledge. A romantic partner who shares in his 'likes' would be nice too. Pain Points: "With much wisdom comes much sorrow" this LLL may occasionally find it difficult to not let the many sad events in the world get him down. Because of this he often limits his consumption of current events to one hour or so. But a busy schedule often causes him to miss out on preferred news radio shows. This is why he chooses to follow the largest NPR radio station, wnyc.org. New York's public news radio station.


So the mind is material, and can have specific meaning.
Can matter have specific meaning?
Yes, matter can have specific meaning.
No, matter cannot have specific meaning.
Back


End User License Agreement
This End-User License Agreement (this "EULA") is a legal agreement between you ("Licensee") and
Sango, LLC ("Licensor"), the author of Tactical Pitch, including all HTML files, XML files, Java files,
graphics files, animation files, data files, technology, development tools, scripts and programs, both in
object code and source code (the "Software"), the deliverables provided pursuant to this EULA, which
may include associated media, printed materials, and "online" or electronic documentation.
By installing, copying, or otherwise using the Software, Licensee agrees to be bound by the terms and
conditions set forth in this EULA. If Licensee does not agree to the terms and conditions set forth in this
EULA, then Licensee may not download, install, or use the Software.
1. Grant of License
A) Scope of License. Subject to the terms of this EULA, Licensor hereby grants to Licensee
royalty-free, non-exclusive license to possess and to use a copy of the Software
B) Installation and Use. Licensee may install and use an unlimited number of copies of the Software
solely for Licensee's business and personal use.
2. Description of Rights and Limitations
A) Limitations. Licensee and third parties may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the
Software, except and only to the extent that such activity is expssly permitted by applicable law
notwithstanding the limitation.
B) Update and Maintenance. Licensor shall provide updates and maintenance on the Software on an
as needed basis.
C) Separation of Components. The Software is licensed as a single product. Its components may
not be separated for use on more than one computer.
3. Title to Software. Licensor repsents and warrants that it has the legal right to enter into and perform
its obligations under this EULA, and that use by the Licensee of the Software, in accordance with the
terms of this EULA, will not infringe upon the intellectual property rights of any third parties.
4. Intellectual Property. All now known or hereafter known tangible and intangible rights, title, interest,
copyrights and moral rights in and to the Software, including but not limited to all images, photographs.
animations, video, audio, music, text, data, computer code, algorithms, and information, are owned by
Licensor. The Software is protected by all applicable copyright laws and international treaties
5. Support. Licensor will provide phone support, available during normal business hours for a time
period of
6. Duration. This EULA is perpetual or until:
A) Automatically terminated or suspended if Licensee fails to comply with any of the terms and
conditions set forth in this EULA; or
B) Terminated or suspended by Licensor, with or without cause.
In the event this EULA is terminated, you must cease use of the Software and destroy all copies of the
Software.
7. Jurisdiction. This EULA shall be deemed to have been made in, and shall be construed pursuant to
the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, without regard to conflicts of laws provisions thereof. Any
legal action or proceeding relating to this EULA shall be brought exclusively in courts located in
Pittsburgh, PA, and each party consents to the jurisdiction thereof. The pvailing party in any action to
enforce this EULA shall be entitled to recover costs and expenses including, without limitation, attorneys'
fees. This EULA is made within the exclusive jurisdiction of the United States, and its jurisdiction shall
supersede any other jurisdiction of either party's election.
8. Non-Transferable. This EULA is not assignable or transferable by Licensee, and any attempt to do so
would be void.
9. Severability. No failure to exercise, and no delay in exercising, on the part of either party, any
privilege, any power or any rights hereunder will operate as a waiver thereof, nor will any single or
partial
exercise of any right or power hereunder pclude further exercise of any other right hereunder. If any
provision of this EULA shall be adjudged by any court of competent jurisdiction to be unenforceable or
invalid, that provision shall be limited or eliminated to the minimum extent necessary so that this EULA
shall otherwise remain in full force and effect and enforceable.
10. WARRANTY DISCLAIMER. LICENSOR,
AND AUTHOR OF THE SOFTWARE, HEREBY
EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ANY WARRANTY FOR THE SOFTWARE.

11. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. LICENSOR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO LICENSEE. OR ANY OTHER
PERSON OR ENTITY CLAIMING THROUGH LICENSEE ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, INCOME,
SAVINGS, OR ANY OTHER CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE, DIRECT OR
INDIRECT DAMAGE, WHETHER ARISING IN CONTRACT, TORT, WARRANTY, OR OTHERWISE.
THESE LIMITATIONS SHALL APPLY REGARDLESS OF THE ESSENTIAL PURPOSE OF ANY
LIMITED REMEDY. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL LICENSOR'S AGGREGATE LIABILITY TO
LICENSEE, OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY CLAIMING THROUGH LICENSEE, EXCEED THE
FINANCIAL AMOUNT ACTUALLY PAID BY LICENSEE TO LICENSOR FOR THE SOFTWARE.
12. Entire Agreement. This EULA constitutes the entire agreement between Licensor and Licensee and
supersedes all prior understandings of Licensor and Licensee, including any prior representation,
statement, condition, or warranty with respect to the subject matter of this EULA.
For additional information regarding this EULA, please contact:
Email:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Address:
Sango, LLC
Attn: Sango, LLC
120 Pittsburgh St, PO BOX 501
Saxonburg, PA 16056


A demo application based on the
Ujorm,
Wicket and
Spring
frameworks is running on the Java runtime
.
Description
The application is built
on the class model: the entity
Booking is a relation of type M:N
between the
Hotel and the
Customer. The customer can
therefore book an accommodation in more hotels, and one hotel reservation holds
more customers. To simplify, we do not care about the capacity of the hotel. To
make the data model more interesting, we should add next entity called
City,
which is an attribute of the Hotel, however the project have no administration
for the City entity. All system and customer parameters are saved
in the
ParamValue entity.
For more information see the full original
article.
The application license
Copyright
2016 Pavel Ponec<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
Third-party licenses
There is a list of used library licenses and data resources.
Ujorm
Apache Wicket
Spring Framework
H2 Database Engine
H2 is dual licensed and available under a modified version of the MPL 1.1 (
Mozilla Public License) or under the (unmodified) EPL 1.0 (
Eclipse Public License). The changes to the MPL are
underlined. There is a license FAQ for both the MPL and the EPL, most of that is applicable to the H2 license as well. ,
see the
original resource.
Logback
As of release 0.9.18, logback source code and binaries are dual-licensed under the EPL v1.0 and the LGPL 2.1,
see the
original resource.
Silk Icons
Bootstrap v2.3.2
Copyright 2012 Twitter, Inc
Licensed under the
Apache License v2.0
Designed and built with all the love in the world @twitter by @mdo and @fat.
Data License
Note


Assignment: Design and build a wired and/or wireless network connecting at least two processors
networking_communications/index.htmlGoal: The aim of this assignement is to network several boards together in the form of a serial bus. The bridge board is connected to a computer with a FTDI cable, the two node boards are connected to the bridge board.
TUTORIAL: networking_serial_bus.html
I used: 1 Hello.bus.45.bridge and 2 hello.bus.45.node.
At the beginning, I downloaded the .png files for milling 2 nodes and 1 bridge. The only difference between the boards is that the bridge has 6 extra pins for connecting to the FTDI cable, while the nodes have only a 4 pin header to communicate. The brigde gives power to other nodes.
BRIDGE: Hello.bus.45.bridge
COMPONENTS:
- 1 Attiny 45
- 1 Header 6 pins
- 1 Header 4 pins
- 1 Header FTDI 6 pins
- 1 Red Led
- 1 Resistor 1 K
- 1 Resistor 10 K
- 1 Capacitor 1 uf
NODES: hello.bus.45.node
COMPONENTS:
- 1 Attiny 45
- 1 Header 6 pins
- 1 Header 4 pins
- 1 Red Led
- 1 Yellow Led
- 1 Resistor 1 K
- 1 Resistor 10 K
- 1 Capacitor 1 uf
Tools: Roland MonoFab SRM20
Table size (LxP): 232.2 x 156.6 mm
Distance from collet tip to table: 232.2 x 156.6 mm
To program the board you can use hello.bus.45.c code and the makefile as reported in the Fab Academy website. You have to program the C code for each board. Each node, in fact, needs a different node id number.
So, the hello.bus.45.c has to be downloaded and modified three times: one time to flash the bridge board, the second and third time to flash the node boards.
- In the C code, define node_id '0' and save the file. Then you have to connect the bridge board to computer with the FTDI header and program it using the USB programmer. Then flash the bridge board as node 0: sudo make -f hello.bus.45.make program-usbtiny.
- Then take another node board, modify the C code, define node_id '1' and save the file. Use the bridge board "0" to power node boards and connect them to TX and RX. Then flash the node board as node "1": sudo make -f hello.bus.45.make program-usbtiny.
- In the C code, define node_id '2', and repeat the process.
To let boards to communicate, you have to connect them with the computer and among themselves, then you have to enter 0-1-2 into serial monitor and press the send button.
- Connect the boards and plug the bridge board to the computer with a FTDI cable.
- Connect them to Tx and Rx and flash the first node board as node 1.(type in terminal: sudo make -f hello.bus.45.make program-usbtiny).
- Repeat the same thing for the second node board as node 2.
- Open the Arduino IDE and go to Tools>Serial Monitor to open the serial monitor. Into the serial port enter the number of a node and "send" it. After all the LEDs light up once, the board that corresponds to the number that is entered into the serial port, should light up again.
-There's a problem with node 2, a lot of noise, so the returned value is not clear.
Notes:
- Make sure the baud rate is set to 9600;
- Each board needs to have a different node id;
- Problems with noise of nodes. Using the Arduino serial monitor the nodes name showed was unusual. I checked the solder points, changed the connectors and rolled the wires. In this way i was able to have a cleaner output.


--- layout: default permalink: /contact/ title: 'Contact' description: 'Get In Touch With Me!' --- {% include nav.html %}


FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
EMAIL ADDRESS
COUNTRY
Select a Country
USA
France
BIOGRAPHY
PHONE NUMBER
AFFILITIONS
OCCUPATION
Choose an Occupation
Coding
Fake Smiling
CAT'S NAME
FAVORITE GADGET
TYPE OF TALENT
FAVORITE DRINK
SPECIAL POWER
WEAPON OF CHOICE
COMMENTS


I am a Computer Science Undergraduate at IIIT-
Hyderabad. I am currently in the first year and after completing my Graduation, I will continue
at IIIT, pursuing a masters in Computational Linguistics.
Let's Get In Touch!
Ready to start your next project with us? Give us a call or send us an
email and we will get back to you as soon as possible!


Mpd consists of several layers, corresponding to the layered nature of the PPP protocol. There are two types of layers hierarchy connected with two different operation modes as "ppp terminator" and "ppp repeater". Operation mode is getting chosen dynamically depending on link configuration and user auth name (see 'set link action ...' command).
In "ppp terminator" mode such hierarchy used: Interface -> NCPs -> Compression -> Encryption -> Bundle -> Links
In "ppp repeater" mode different hierarchy used: Link1 -> Repeater -> Link2
A link is a single point-to-point connection between the local machine and a remote peer machine, implemented by some kind of physical device, such as a serial modem connection or a virtual PPTP connection.
Link parameters include whether authentication is enabled in either direction, the authentication type (PAP or CHAP) used, keep-alive packets, multilink negotiation options and various other link specific parameters.
Lower half of the link layer is the physical devices layer. Configuration of device type specific parameters happens at this layer. Each device has a specific type corresponding to one of the supported device types in mpd. The type dictates how the device dependent part is configured and what it's capabilities are.
A bundle is a collection of one or more links, all connecting to the same remote peer, that together form a single multi-link PPP connection whose effective bandwidth is the sum of the bandwidths of the individual links.
The bundle layer in effect lies just above the link layer. The bundle layer handles the task of making multiple physical links appear as a single virtual link.
At the bundle layer you configure multi-link PPP settings and the link management policy. The link management policy determines whether mpd tries to keep all the links connected all the time, or whether it adds and subtracts links depending on demand, and if so, according to what parameters.
With each bundle is a corresponding
interface layer,
which corresponds directly to a system network interface
accessible via ifconfig(8)
, such as ng0
.
The interface layer handles configuring the interface,
bringing it up or down as appropriate, assigning
IP addresses, setting up static routes and configuring proxy-ARP.
The interface layer is also responsible for implementing
Dial-on-Demand and idle timeout functionality.
Each bundle has several corresponding NCP layers as IP Control Protocol (IPCP) and IPv6 Control Protocol (IPv6CP), which manages the protocol specific configuration of the interface. This layers handle the negotiation of local and remote addresses and TCP header compression, as well as other optional IP related information such as DNS servers and NBNS servers.
Each bundle also has corresponding compression (CCP) and encryption (ECP) layers, which allow you to enable and configure compression and encryption for data sent and received over the bundle.
A repeater is a collection of two physical devices (links). It is getting created when there is need to forward connection coming from one physical device to another without modification. This technology is also known as LAC (L2TP Access Concentrator) and PAC (PPTP Access Concentrator).
While the combination of all the various layers presents a large number of configuration options, mpd tries to have reasonable defaults for everything.


| 559 | (A) | when hurdesche and harde erthe hurtelede to-gedirs |
| 561 | (C) | ¶ Thenne hurdes & harde erthe . Iusted to-gedur |
| 555 | (D) | whan þe hurdis and hard erþe hurtlyn to-gidir |
| 547 | (E) | whan hurdys & harde herthe . hurtledyn op hepe |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 577 | (L) | whan hurdiȝs & hard erþe hurtled to-gedre |
| (P) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 554 | (U) | When hurdys and hard ertħ / hurtled to gedir |
| (V) | ---- no text ---- |


Mobile
Big Data
IoE/IoT
Management
Code of Conduct
Business Process
Locations
Contact
© 2014 My Corp, Inc


Python scripts for analysis of epiGBS data¶
| Author: | Thomas van Gurp, Björn Wouters and Contributors |
|---|---|
| Date: | Oct 29, 2017 |
| Version: | 1.0 |
The python scripts for analysis of epiGBS data are distributed over several different modules that are responsible for reference creation, reference mapping and variant calling and analysis.
The modules are mostly wrapper scripts of existing software, dependencies are listed below
Contents:
Indices and tables¶
References¶
| [vanGurp2016] | epiGBS: reference-free reduced representation bisulfite sequencing. van Gurp, T. P., Wagemaker, N. C. A. M., Wouters, B. O. R., Vergeer, P., Ouborg, J. N. J., & Verhoeven, K. J. F. Nature Methods, 1–7. http://doi.org/10.1038/nmeth.3763 |


QVCS Enterprise Tutorial: Client Application Basics
Storing a Revision
Choose one of the files in your test project, and using a text editor, make some changes to that file, and save the changes. In the client application, select the View/Refresh menu option. You should see that the status of the edited file changed from 'Current' to 'Your copy changed'
Now that you've made some edits to your file, you can check them in as a new revision. Select the file and click on the Check-in File toolbar icon. Doing so will bring up the following dialog:
As you can see, you have a number of options as to how you want Enterprise to handle the file you check in, but for now just enter a fitting description of the changes you made and click OK. Enterprise will now create the new revision from the information in the work file. You'll also notice that the file displays a status of "Current." Since your work file created the latest revision, there is no longer any difference between the two.
« Previous - »
|


Last Name
First Name
Address
City
State
Zip/Postal Code
Country
Bulgaria
Other
Phone(country code, area code, number)
(+
)
Email
Birth date
Gender
Male
Female
Starting date
Spring 2015
Summer 2015
Comments/Questions


Dominika Cibulkova retires at 30
Cape Town - Slovakian tennis player Dominika Cibulkova has announced her retirement at the age of 30.
She was ranked as high as No 4 in the world and claimed eight career WTA titles.
Other highlights included making the 2014 Australian Open final and the 2009 French Open semi-finals.
Cibulkova has not played tennis since this year’s French Open due to an Achilles injury which prompted her retirement.
"After a lot of thinking, talks, and support from my family, friends, and my team, I have finally decided that I will not be returning to the courts as a competitive player. It is a moment filled with so many feelings - sadness, fear of the unknown, but also excitement of what life will bring in the future," she wrote on Instagram.


Why We Must Have a Dog
Specifically, a dog named after someone from Star Trek.
Below, I have outlined several very convincing reasons we should get a dog.
| 1. Dogs are very cute. Especially this one. |
2. Dogs make people happy. |
3. Dog ownership encourages responsibility. |
|
|
|
| 4. Dogs always know when it's time to wake up. |
5. Dogs love you unconditionally forever. |
6. Dogs poop outside. Mostly. |
|
|
|
That is all I have for now. Thank you for your consideration.
If this has not yet convinced you that we need a dog immediately, please let me know and I will amend this list to provide further clarity.
Otherwise, please visit this site to choose our puppy.


|
qml-ar
|
This class contains information which travels with a pipeline container. More...
#include <QVector>
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| class | PipelineContainerInfo |
| This class contains information which travels with a pipeline container. More... | |
This class contains information which travels with a pipeline container.