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Friday, June 01, 2012
I got up shortly after 5AM before the alarm went off. I got my breakfast, fed the chickens and went to work. My AM run went well and when I returned home I fed the rabbits and turned water on the garden. I had to hurry to get to Creeksides Elementary to attend the Sixth Grade Graduation. Kylan was graduating and no one was there to support him so I attended it for him. I couldn’t help think that no one attended those things with me. I took him home and ate some lunch with Mae and the children. I had to hurry in order to get back for my PM run. That also went well and we finished up for the year. I came home and took a nap for an hour. After getting myself something to eat I was going to work on Extracting but Bob came down and visited for a while. I start this entry and then took care of the animals. When I came back in I did bring up a batch and worked on it until after Mae and the children came home. We popped some pop corn and turned on a movie on the TV. Putting the twins to bed was a different matter. I hope for the best. It was after 10PM when we went to bed.
Saturday, June 02, 2012
We were busy getting breakfast and everything else ready to go to Park City. We went by way of Morgan so we could remove the artificial flowers form the graves as they will clean the cemetery of all flowers at 6AM on Monday. It was after 2PM before we got to Park City. We did enjoy the hot tub and swimming in the pool. We all went down town and enjoyed walking around town, especially walking to the Shoe Tree Park. We rode the Free Trolley and then went back to the hotel. Time went by fast and it was late when we went to bed. It has been a good day to be with Scott and his family.
Sunday, June 03, 2012
We got up at 7:30 this morning but should have been up earlier than that. We were busy getting things cleaned up and packed so we (Mae and I) could leave in time to get home to church. I didn’t get to the High Priest Leadership meeting. Meeting went well, Bob prepared dinner for us. After dinner I had to make a couple of phone calls to check on the Home Teaching for last month and then to make a report to Brother Thomas. We took a short nap before Scott and his family came over to get their items that we had brought down for them. Sandi came about 6:30PM to get Paris. While she we still here Jeff brought my pickup and tools back and got his car. After Sandi left we went up to Jeff and Gail’s and played a game of Rook with them. Jeff and I won tonight. It was after 10PM before we left for home. I had to catch up on a couple of days on my journal before going to bed.
Monday, June 04, 2012
I woke at 5:30AM and couldn’t go back to sleep. I started typing up my experience at the Deseret Mills in Kaysville. Mae got up later and prepared breakfast. I started on several projects that I wanted to get done. I went in for breakfast and we got a call from Shaun Shuman. He is the one Mae has been in contact with to cater the Saturday evening meal at the Bushnell reunion. His boss is requiring him to be out of town that week so he will not be able to cater the meal. That was quite a bomb shell. We have spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out what to do. I did get the boat ready to go tomorrow but then this evening we lessoned to the weather report and they are predicting high winds and thunder storms. After talking to David we decided to change fishing to Thursday. Mae took Sister Reed and her daughter to Murray to the Doctor so Laura could get a treatment. This evening we relaxed and watched a movie on DVD.
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so I let her sleep in but she woke about 8:30 anyway. I took care of the animals while Mae prepared breakfast. After eating I built a chicken feeder that I hope will work better for the chickens. We had lunch and then we did more planning on the Bushnell Reunion. It looks like we will have to do our meals. Caterers from here want millage and that would cost over $600.00 plus the meal. We figure that we can beat that but it will be a lot more work. Brody stopped in to see Bob so we went up and visited with him for a little while. He sure looks good and he says that he feels good also. I made almond butter this evening. We had planned to go fishing with David’s children this morning but because of the weather reports we backed out. We were glad that we did because the winds pick up and by noon we had rain.
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Mae didn’t sleep very well so we were late getting up. After breakfast I started to go to the church onion patch to do some weeding but I had a flat tire. I was a couple of hours getting that fixed. We decided to get the tent trailer cleaned up so I set it up. I found out that a brace had bent and so the back side of the roof would not rise all the way. I worked on that until almost 5PM. We then went to the Niederhauser’s where we ate dinner with them. Mae had wanted to take dinner into them after Joanne’s operation so we took it over tonight but they wouldn’t let her bring it unless we would eat with them. We enjoyed it and were there a couple of hours. I got the truck and boat ready to go in the morning. I got a phone call from Linda to let us know that Roy had a milled heart attack this morning and has been taken to the Veteran’s hospital in San Francisco. She will call again when she finds out more but there wasn’t a lot of concerns right now. I let Bob and Irven know and asked Sandy to let Rich know. It’s about bed time if we are leaving early in the morning. Mae talked to Nancy this evening about the problem with her legs hurting at night and keeping her awake. Nancy feels that Mae needs to stay completely off of sugars. That really discouraged Mae.
Thursday, June 07, 2012
I woke at 4:30AM but Mae hadn’t slept very well so I let her sleep a little longer. We had planned on getting away by 6 but was a little latter. We called before we left to see if David wanted us to drive both the car and truck or if just transfer the boat to his pickup and take it. He chose the second option. The kids were about ready when we got there and so we left their place at a pretty good time. We got on the lake about 8AM and was soon fishing. Tyler hooked the first fish but as he started reeling in Emily hooked a fish so it was a race to see which would get their fish in the boat first. Emily won so she got credit of catching the first fish. Both took it as fun. We all caught fish, with Emily catching the first limit. We caught all twelve fish with losing a few but all had fun. After getting the boat loaded on the trailer, Mae and Emily wiped the boat down and Tyler and I cleaned and filet the fish. We had several admire our catch. On the way home we stopped and visited with Jeanenne for a few minutes and gave then some fish. We had stopped to take her a copy of the book Mae did on Glendon Porter. Calib, Mishelle and their baby were there when we got there so we enjoyed visiting them. Kolessee was also there. After taking the children home and switching trucks Mae and I came on home. We were both very tired so after getting things put away we took a nap. Bob found s sealer to put on the chicken feeder that I built. I had thought of buying a sealer that is advertized on TV but they wanted $19.99 for two cans plus $19.00 for shipping and handling where this can of sealer only cost $3.00 a can which Bob found at Big Lot in Layton. A much better deal! Mae and I worked in the garden and cleaned out more things from the camp trailer. After coming into the house I worked on Indexing and my journal. Mae wrote to JaNae, trying to get the problem between Sandi and JaNae worked out. It’s now 11PM so we had better get to bed.
Friday, June 08, 2012
This morning I woke early with a dream that was unlike any dream that I have ever had. Weather it has any meaning or not I do not know and I do not know if I can remember or if I should write I do not know. I dreamt that I had attended the Temple and after going through the normal Temple Session I was taken further; what it meant I don’t know but I woke with the most wonderful feelings. I cannot explain and maybe this is enough at this time.
I went back
to be and slept until 5:30AM when I got up to go into an In-service training
with the School Bus Department. Mae hadn’t slept very well so I let her sleep
a little longer. I was really disappointed with the overall program today and
if rated on a scale of 1 to 10 I would give a 2 or 3. They did let us out
early so that helped. Mae tended Jeff and Gail’s children today so that Gail
could take a training class today. Mae was tired when I got home. We did go
up to Jeff and Gail’s and played games with them. It is almost sure that Jeff
is excepting the offer to go to
Redding California. We are sure hoping it is for the best. We got home about
10:30PM and as soon as I entered this entry we went to bed.
Saturday, June 09, 2012
I woke quite discouraged as I thought about a three of items that was presented yesterday in the seminar; the CHAGS disease and the great increase in Drug and Alcohol Abuse and the great increase in computer control. I am glad that I am getting older but am very concerned for my children and grandchildren.
We slept in but were awakened by Bob vacuuming his floor at 7AM. We got up and got start for the day. Mae prepared waffles and eggs for breakfast. Mae finished cleaning the tent trailer and I got the cable brace repaired on it. I finished the chicken feeder and added feed to it to see how the chickens will react to it. I called Brother Dane Searle and he came over to see what he thought is the trouble with our lawn. He thinks we are not getting enough water to it. He had us move the water cycle up to 45 minutes every day for a week and he will come back and check it again next Saturday. This afternoon we met at Scott’s home with Jeff and Gail and the five of us, Jeff, Gail, Scott, Mae and I rode together to Mike and Becky’s home, for Taylor’s graduation celebration. Sandi and Chelci also came. Several from Becky’s family and some friends also came. Becky had prepared a very nice lunching. We enjoyed visiting and taking pictures. It was after 10PM when we got home. I gathered the eggs and we soon got ready for bed.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
We slept in this morning and it sure felt good. I sure enjoy being with my sweetheart. We decided that since we had forgotten to fast last week we would fast today. After getting ready for meetings I took care of the animals. The chickens seem to be adapting to the new feeder although I may need to close the throat a little. I attended High Priest Leadership meeting to start the day. Time seems to go so fast as I try to get everything accomplished that is on my addenda. I slept throw quite a bit of the talks during Sacrament meeting. The building was extra cooled today and Mae had to go home to get warm during Sunday school class. When she returned for Sacrament meeting she brought me my suit coat and she had put on a sweater that helped her. Bob soon had dinner ready when we got home. after cleaning up the kitchen Mae and I took a nap. Mae and I then went to Ogden and visited with Sister Southard. She will soon be coming home but the staff is concerned as to how she will manage without anyone there to help her. We also feel the same concerns. After getting home I worked on journal entries before we went to bed.
Monday, June 11, 2012
This morning Mae started the washing and house cleaning. I took care of the animals, adjusted the feeder and mixed grains for the chicken. We then worked in the garden. I started working on the pickup and then decided to check to see what it would cost to have the air-lifts installed for me. Dee said that he would rather not, so I checked for other places. The one custom truck shop was closed, Firestone wouldn’t do it, Charlie’s estimated the time would cost around $150.00 and the RV shop wanted $468.00 just to install them. I came home and restarted installing them myself. I got the first one mounted before I quite for the day. Mae has also been busy all day so we quit and had dinner at 8PM. We watched a show on TV but never did get the plot. Shellie and Jase got here at 9:30PM. I went to bed shortly after 10PM.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Bob prepared breakfast of fish, biscuits and gravy. We let every sleep in because it was mid-night when Mae and Shellie came to bed. After breakfast Shellie, Jase and Mae went to Lagoon. They met Sandi and JaNae’s children there. I finished installing the Air-Ride’s on my pickup. The water didn’t come on last night as when I used the outlet I bumped the sprinkler control transformer and disconnected it. I corrected it and turned it on to run today. After it finished I wiped the windows down. After eating lunch I did take a short nap. I went to the Stake onion patch and weeded for two hours. For dinner I ate some fish that was left over from breakfast. I watched an old western movie on TV this evening. It’s now 10:30PM and Mae and Shellie aren’t home yet. I am tired so will go to bed and let Mae come in a little while. I just got ready for bed when they came. I still went to bed without Mae.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
We got up about 7:30 and got things going. I went down to the onion patch and continued the row I had worked yesterday. At 10:45 I stopped and carried my weeds out and came home. Mae and Shellie were ready to when I got home. They went out to eat with Georgia. I got my eye glasses out to use them and the left ear piece fell off. I took them back into Wal-Mart and the young lady looked up my history and said the glasses were under the warranty and then replaced the frames at no cost to me. I have been very pleased with the service of the Wal-mart optical department. Jase went with me and we went back to the onion patch. This time I just had Jase help me measure the length of the onion rows. We found them to be 1265 feet long. I hope to use those measurements to persuade our Ward leaders to make the assignments a different way. Jase and I then got us something to eat for lunch. We had just finished eating when Mae and Shellie came home. I took a nap and then we all went to Jeff and Gail’s and went with them and Marcie to the Salt Lake zoo. It was very enjoyable but I was tired when the zoo closed and we had to leave. We all came back to Jeff and Gail’s where we ate and then the six adults played games. We played “Settlers” and after a long game Mae won. It was almost mid-night when Mae and I got home. Shellie and Jase will stay at Jeff and Gail’s tonight. It’s late so we went to bed after I made this entry.
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Mae did not sleep well last night and was still up at 4AM. When I got up I tried to keep quiet as to not wake her. I worked on my journal after reading my scriptures and saying my prayers. I really find that I am very weak in my memory of what I read. I am so grateful for the Spirit that burns within me and gives me testimony of the truthfulness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the knowledge that His church is here on the earth to give us strength and guidance as to the plan of salvation. I am grateful for the testimony that Joseph Smith was called to be the Prophet of the restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ here on earth in these last and final days prior to the Second Coming of our Lord and Savior when He shall personal rain on earth and cleans it for the finial time. I am grateful to have Prophets to lead His Church and to teach us. I am grateful for President Thomas Monson and I know that he holds the Keys of the Priesthood (The Power of God extended to man to act in His name) and is the only one that holds that authority so long as he lives. I also testify that the perfect plan was laid for succession upon Presidents death, for the Quorum of The Twelve to continue in the Prophets place. I fully sustain and support the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve as Prophets, Seers and Revelators and the only ones that hold this authority. I sustain and accept my Stake Presidency and Bishopric in their authorized calling. This testimony and my special Eternal companion are my greatest blessing. I wish that all my children could also have this testimony and desire.
I wiped the windows down to remove the hard water from the sprinklers. I tried to get things organized and not wake Mae but when I came in from watering and feeding the animals Mae came out of the bedroom. I had eaten breakfast. I got working on the hallway upstairs patching the hole where the swamp cooler was. That took more work than I thought and I didn’t get it finished before it was lunch time. Scott came over for lunch but Shellie and Jase were late as they visited too long with Gail. They did get here before Scott went back to work. After lunch I finished framing and installing the sheet rock.  When I got home I was sure tired so I took a nap but Mae let me sleep for 1 ½ hours. Bob and I went Home Teaching to the Casey and Johnston’s this evening. I visited with Bishop Smith this evening concerning the Stake Farm and onion patch. I offered any help that I can. Mae and I have visited this evening and now it is late and we need to get to bed. Especially Mae for she has gone every sence she got up and she didn’t get but 5 hours at the most of sleep.
Friday, June 15, 2012
I woke at 6:00 and started with reading from the Doctrine & Covenants and having prayer. Mae woke at 7AM and got started. She slept much better last night. Both Mae and I were busy all day getting everything ready for our family to come this afternoon and evening. I also took time to put the first coat of mud on the patch in Bob’s hall ceiling. All of our children and most of our Grand-Children and one of our Great-Grand-Children came. We had a very good time. As we finished the evening we took some family pictures and then they all had me open some Fathers-Day gifts and expressed their love and appreciation. I offered to go to Salt Lake to pickup Kylan at the airport with Scott. His plane came in at 11:30PM. He was home sick and very tired when he got here. It was after mid-night when I got home. Mae and Shellie were working on the computer when I came in. They were trying to copy pictures onto a disk. I worked with it a few minutes and was able to get it done.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
I woke at 6 this morning and woke Mae at 7. We got breakfast ready and woke Shellie at 8AM. Jase got woke when I cleaned the windows on the sun room. After a nice breakfast we help Shellie and Jase get off for home. it has been very nice to have them here for a few days. Several of our family met at the Fort in West Ogden where Betsy and Devin took us on a tour to see the Fort and the home Betsy was able to save and have restored in that park. The home was originally built and owned by David Elias Browning. When we got home we were tired and both Mae and I took a nap. Mae then went to see Dolly Southard and she is not doing very well. Her family isn’t taking very good care of her. We went out to eat this evening and after returning home we watched a movie on DVD before going to sleep.
Sunday, June 17, 2012
I didn’t have an early meeting this morning so we slept in. Mae didn’t feel very well so she stayed home from R.S. and S.S. It’s been a fairly relaxing day except Bob and I Did go H.T. to Sister Fallis. Mae also went V.T. to Sister Fallis. We have to do that when we can catch her and Sundays are the best for that. I made a table on my computer to assign onion rows out to the Priesthood brothers. I think this will be a much better way to get the job done. Scott and his family stopped over to wish me a Happy Father’s Day. Kylan also brought his airplane over to show it to us. We did some research on the candidates on the Republican Ballot and filled out the ballots and got them ready to mail. I worked on Indexing for a few minutes after we had eaten dinner and then we watched a J.A.G. serious before going to sleep.
Monday, June 18, 2012
I got up early and got ready to go fishing. Nick arrived here shortly after 6AM and we went to East Canon reservoir. Nick caught the first fish about 20 minutes after we got the boat on the water. By 11AM we had our limits and loaded the boat. We took the time to clean the fish at the cleaning station. We bought some ice when we got to Morgan to pack the fish in. Nick had to leave as soon as we got home so that he could take his son into the Dr. to check his arm. It looks like Logan strained the arm by pitching. I filed the eight fish and sealed them for freezing. I worked on the onion field assignments with Brother Morgan Thomas, High Priest Group Leader and Brother Tomas Saunders, Elders Quorum President. This evening we watched another J.A.G. serious before going to bed.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Mae slept most of the night in the guest bedroom. She doesn’t feel very well. We think that she mainly has allergies. We decided that we had better not go anyplace for our 53rd wedding anniversary. I did some chasing to get row marker materials, material to build rabbit nest’s and chicken and rabbit feed. We ate a Sub-Way sandwich for lunch. While eating lunch we watch a show on TV. I started to get everything ready to build rabbit litter boxes when I remembered that my one staple gun quite working while I was helping Jeff so I checked on getting it repaired and found that I was looking at getting parts ordered with a cost of $35.00 plus freight and an unknown length of time for the parts to come. I decided to just buy a new one. I had used part of my Father’s Day gift from my children to buy Andrea and Wallis’s wedding gift, part for materials to build the rabbit nest’s, part for materials to stake out the onion patch and the rest to buy the staple gun. I guess I have to be thankful that I had been given the money as a gift to cover those expenses. For dinner this evening I barbequed some fish on the grill. They sure turned out good. I worked on the assignments charts for the onion patch and Mae worked on plans for the Bushnell Family Reunion. We both finished about the same time and soon went to bed.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
I woke at 5AM. Mae was in the other bed as she hadn’t slept well so I shut the door and let her sleep. She woke about 7:30AM. I finished a batch of indexing this morning making 1071 names that I have entered so far. I really seem to enjoy this program. We had breakfast and then Mae went back to bed as she is really feeling bad. I decided that I had better stay home to be with her but when it came close to the time that we needed to leave for S.L., Mae called to me to get ready. She felt that even those she didn’t feel well enough to attend the reception and wedding of Wallis and Andrea, I should attend. Bob and I drove down. When we got to S.L. we couldn’t find any parking close to the reception area. I should have read the invitation as it gave pacific instructions. I finally dropped Bob off at the Joseph Smith building and I parked the car west of the conference center. We walked east another block to the lunching. We enjoyed visiting with many of our family. As usual Rich, Lois and Elias were there. Rich isn’t doing very well mentally but is still in good health physically. The Temple Sealing was very special and so worthwhile for all that were able to attended. I truly felt the spirit of our Lord and the importance of the Marriage Convenience. Bob and I drove back home where I got something to eat. Mae had gotten up and did her hair but is still not well. She also did more planning on the Bushnell Reunion. I took a nap and then Bob, Sherrie, Cole and I drove back to the Wedding Reception. It was held at Louland Falls in Parley’s Canyon. I enjoyed visiting with many of the guest. Rose Mary and Brent Palmer from Goshen were able to be there along with others I know, besides many family members, Sandi and Chelci, Bryce and Deanna, Devin and Betsy, Phillip and Lisa, Grant, plus all of Irven and Sandy’s family. Bryce and his family were planning on being there but their plane flight was just too late. Mae was missed by many especially by me. When we I got home, I fixed Mae and I some fruit and toast. I wasn’t able to eat very much at the lunching and there wasn’t anything that I could eat at the reception. That makes it kind of hard on both sides. We watched another J.A.G. serious before going to sleep.
Friday, June 22, 2012
I woke early and after reading and prayers I prepared breakfast. Mae slept pretty well but still isn’t feeling the best. After we ate I went out in the garden and picked peas. Mae came and got me and we took Mae to see Dr. Yates at the Tanner Clinic in Kaysville. Dr. Lee was off and we were quite impressed with Dr. Yates. He also gave me some needles to remove slivers. I have been out of needles for some time. We took some furniture to the Deseret Industries that Bob didn’t want. After getting home Mae prepared lunch. I took a nap after eating and then started to build the rabbit nesting boxes. I needed some material so was just going for a few minutes but the pickup died and I had to have Mae come and bring me some tools. I bought and installed a new battery but then found that the alternator was also out. I went to Home Depot and got the material I needed and then went to the Auto Zone and bought a new alternator. I had bought the battery at the Roy store but they didn’t have the alternator and sent me to the Clearfield store. It was after 6 PM when I got home. Scott called and wants to borrow my compressor and roofing gun tomorrow. I will have to finish my nesting boxes in the morning. We went to bed about 8:30PM and watched the movie “The King and I” before going to sleep.
Saturday, June 23, 2012
I woke early and went into the garden and picked peas. I let Mae sleep in as she didn’t sleep well last night. When Mae got up she fixed breakfast and came and got me. Mae then started shelling peas and I finished picking the peas. I then finished building the rabbit nests boxes. Jeff and Gail brought their children over to pick peas but I had finished picking them by that time. After they left I helped Mae shell the peas. While we did that we watched some cute shows on the Hall Mark channel. I called Scott as he wanted to borrow my compressor and tools to repair his roof. I asked him if he would stop and buy us a bag of ice on his way over. He did and so after we loaded the tools in his truck and they left, we started blanching the peas and bagging them to freeze. We got ten pints of peas put us in the freezer when we finished. Bob knocked and told me that Bruce was up there. Mae still isn’t feeling well so she didn’t go up but I did. I visited with them until 11PM. I had hoped Mae would have gone to bed but when I came downstairs she was just finishing cleaning the kitchen. We soon went to bed.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
I woke early and was going to stay up but Mae heard me and had me come back to bed. When I fell back to sleep she got up and let me sleep until 8AM. Mae and I attended Sacrament meeting in the 1st ward and then went to the Country Ward where I had the privilege of Ordain Kylan Scott to the Aaronic Priesthood and conferring him to the office of Deacon. It was a great privilege and honor as his Grandfather but I would have been even more thrilled had I stood in the circle whit Scott being the mouth. It was also enjoyable to meet several that we know from the Country Creek Ward. After we went to Scott and Mishelle’s and visited for a few minutes before returning home. Mae prepared some dinner for us and then we took a nap. I got no Indexing and before I ended the day I completed another batch. That make a total of 1,111 names that I have indexed into the system. This evening we invited Scott and his family over to just hang out. It was a good evening. We found out that somewhere above our bathroom ceiling there is a plumbing leak. I will have to investigate more another time. It is now 11PM so we had better get to bed.
Monday, June 25, 2012
I woke early and slept in the recliner until 6:30 and then got up. Mae slept in the guest room but was able to sleep a little longer than I did. After breakfast and drying the windows I started on the pickup. I was able to get the alternator changed out. Bob then started mowing the lawn so I used the small mower and trimmed the outsides. Mae trimmed with the trimmer. After lunch I took a nap while Mae went grocery shopping. I started getting cooking equipment out and set up. When Mae got home we started mixing the recipes for the potatoes and the baked beans. We got those started cooking in electric ovens and I started cooking steak and chicken just as everyone showed up. We ate outside on the picnic table. Everyone enjoyed the dinner. After cleaning up we set and talked about early memories. Everyone then went inside and visited about the Bushnell Reunion. We played games for a little while and then Bryce and Deanna had to leave so Kim, Jeanenne and Koleesee left also. Rick and Georgia stayed and the four of us visited and played a game. We still had some cleanup to do before we got ready for bed. It’s almost mid-night so we will get to bed.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
I woke at 7AM but was still late getting to the windows. Mae woke about 8AM. We discussed the schedule for this week and it is pretty busy. It seems there is always a lot more things to do than there is time. I repaired the pipe in the bathroom ceiling and patched, I then patched the ceiling in the Sun Room and also in the dining area. By the time I quite for dinner I was had.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
I woke at 5AM and after reading my scriptures I got ready to go to the onion patch and weed. I let Mae sleep as she didn’t get to sleep until after 2AM. She woke while I was getting me something to eat. Gail brought the children for Mae to tend today as she had a class today. It didn’t take me very long to do my weeding along with the row next to me. Our area of the onions look very clean especially compared to some other areas. After getting home Bob and I went to Lowe’s and exchanged the large bucket of sheet rock mud for a small bucket. We also got some paint and supplies. I finished the sheet rocking and have it about ready to paint. We pulled the faucet apart on Bob’s bath tub and then went to Durk’s for parts. I repaired the faucet and then cleaned out the filter on the irrigation pump. Brother Thomas asked to hold a meeting on Home Teaching this evening at 7:30PM. When I came home Bob and Mae were watching a show on TV. Bob had popped some corn so I ate some and watched the ending of the show. I started a batch of indexing and then finished this entry before we went to bed.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
I woke at 5:45 because of my alarm as Bob wanted to be up at that time that he and Grant might go golfing. That seems to be one thing he enjoys even though he no longer has the strength and abilities he once had. As I read my scriptures this morning I felt greatly of my weakness and lack of abilities. I read from the 76 Section of the Doctrine and Governance and felt so weak. Maybe someday I will understand. I just cann’t understand my failure as a father in the raising of my children. They are all good children, with good accomplishment, far to exceed mine, but with most of them, very lacking in the things I desired most. Where I failed as a father I am not sure, but failure I must feel. Tears and great remorse feels me this morning.
I had plans but Sister Olson called with electrical problems so I went that way. I really ran into a mess and by noon had found two outlets that were wired wrong but still not the problem with the circuit in the front room and basement area. At noon I quit and came home for lunch. Both Mae and I then took a short nap. After getting back up I got the boat and other items to go fishing. Mae was going to go also but she doesn’t feel good. I picked up Kylan and Ashley and we went to East Canon. It took us a couple of hours before both Ashley and Kylan caught a fish. They then wanted to play in the so we quite fishing and found a place to beach the boat and let them play. After a few minutes I moved the boat out into deeper water and anchored it. they enjoyed jumping of the boat into the water. It was after 7PM when we quit and came in. I cleaned and fillet the fish before we came home. I think they had a good time and I guess that is what counts. It was almost 10PM when I got home. I am very tired.
Friday, June 29, 2012
We didn’t get up until 7:30AM and then we got busy. Mae wiped the windows and got breakfast. I took care of the animals and then started painting. I painted Bob’s hallway where I had patched it, painted the ceiling and the one wall in the sun room, the ceiling of the furnace ducted fur down in our front room and the ceiling in our bathroom. We then cleaned up my mess and put my tools away. We put the boat away and got the camp trailer hooked up. Mae had things packed and we left for Tooele to take the camp trailer to Sandi. I showed Sandi how to set the trailer up and how to turn on all the units. When we turned on the water we found that we had a leak. I opened up the tap of the shower and found that a connection had broken loose again. I had repaired that connection last year but the one clamp had given way. Nick got home from work about that time so we ate dinner. Sandi and I went to Home Depot and bought some items to repair the trailer. We took Mae with us and let her go shopping for a wedding gift at Wal-Mart while we were at Home Depot. When we got back to Sandi’s Nick had cleaned up the dinner dishes and had the Marble board and cards ready for a game. We played two games in which Nick and I won both games by just one or two moves. It was late and we soon went to bed as Nick has to get up at 4AM to get ready and leave for work.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
I woke at 4:15AM and didn’t go back to bed. I should have gone in and spoke to Nick before he left because he re-armed the house alarm before he left. I wanted to go out and repair the trailer but couldn’t open the door without setting off the alarm. I waited until almost 5:30AM and then woke Sandi and had her de-arm the alarm. It didn’t take me very long to have the repairs done so I had Sandi come out and I showed her the rest of the things she needs to know about the camp trailer. By then Mae was up so we had breakfast. Mae and I packed our things and left for Salt Lake. About the time we got to the intersection that we should have taken to I-215, Bob called for he had came to Bob and Cheryl’s and found that no one was there and he didn’t know where to go. Mae was talking to him on my cell-phone and asking me how to get there. We had forgotten to bring the IPOD with us and that is where I had the directions. I wasn’t sure that I know how to get there and as we talked I suddenly realized that I had missed the exit. Bob had hung up and I was lost. We finally found Bob and Cheryl’s home. Bob had returned there so we had him. I found their Chapel and we found some fellow cleaning the building. I asked them and they gave me some directions which we later found out that it was to the wrong Stake Center. Sandy called on Cheryl’s Bishops wife’s cell-phone and then they came and directed us to the Stake Center. The Bishop had gone ahead with the Baptism of Emma, Cheryl’s granddaughters but we got there just in time for me to be voice in her confirmation. We enjoyed visit after the services were complete. When we got home Bob prepared chicken for dinner. I then took a nap and worked on my journal. Bob and I went Home Teaching to Brother Therman this afternoon. Bob though that he had a Single Adult program to go to but when we returned we looked on the invitation and found that it is not until September. Mae and I went to the wedding reception of Jessica Kay and Matthew Scott Richards which was held in Perry, Utah. Matthew is the son of Scott and Tinna (Linderman) Richards. It was so good to see Tinna again and it made her so happy. Scott and Tinna are moving Indiana next week as Scott has a better job offer which should allow him to retire in 5 years. When we came home Brother Campell and his children were here to bring us some chicken feed that they still had. We visited for a little while. Mae and I watched the last half of “Pelican Brief” before we went to bed. I sure love being with Mae, she is soooooo good to and for me!!!!
Here is Cheryl’s talk that we missed and asked her to send to us:
“I’m so happy and grateful to be here today for Emmah’s baptism. It is such a special day. It has been five years today that I went through the Salt Lake Temple for my own endowments. I also was able to be proxy for the baptism of my daughter, Sarah, in the Jordan River Temple with the help of Sister Linda Bonella. It was such a special experience. That particular day was fifty years after my own baptism on September 29th. The Lord has blessed me in so many ways and I am thankful.
I have been asked to talk about the Holy Ghost. I want to start my talk by asking some questions and hopefully give some answers and ideas for Emmah.
What valuable gift can you receive after you are baptized?
I think Emmah already knows the answer because when Bishop Skidmore asked her on Sunday “Why do you want to be Baptized?” She said “To receive the Holy Ghost.” The gift of the Holy Ghost is one of the great blessings we receive. In Moroni chapter 10 verse 5 it says “and by the power of the Holy Ghost ye may know the truth of all things.”
Who is the Holy Ghost?
A being who helps Jesus and Heavenly Father, a spirit, someone who can comfort us. The first article of faith “We believe in God, the eternal Father and his son, Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost.” The Holy Ghost does not have a body of flesh and bones like Heavenly Father and Jesus. In 1995 the prophet Gordon B. Hinckley said “I believe in the Holy Ghost as a personage of spirit who occupies a place with the father and son, the Holy Ghost is the testifier of truth.”
When are we given the Holy Ghost?
After we are baptized; when we are confirmed members of the church. Part of the fourth article of faith says “Laying on of our hands for the gift of the Holy Ghost.”
Where can we feel the promptings of the Holy Ghost?
In our hearts and minds, at home, at school, at church or wherever we are when we choose the right. We can not see the Holy Ghost, but he can help us to do what is right. The Holy Ghost doesn’t always speak to us in a voice we can hear. Many times he gives us feelings of what we should do.
Why did Heavenly Father send the Holy Ghost to be with us?
To help and comfort us; to guide and warn us; to tell us what is true; to give us feelings of love and peace. The Holy Ghost can help us before we are baptized and confirmed but after we receive this gift we may have the Holy Ghost as a constant companion. This means as long as we do what is right, his influence can be with us always.
This is a gift for you, Emmah. (Give the vase of “W” Flowers)
Alivia printed this verse to read:
In cosing, I would like to bear my testimony that I know that this church is true and Thomas S Monson is a true prophet. I’m so thankful for my husband, family, and my ward family. Also, I want to give a special thanks for my uncles and aunts who are always there for me. If know if Emmah will continue to choose the right and keep her baptismal promises, she will have the Holy Ghost to help her and her family. I say this in the nae of Jesus Christ, Amen.


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The competition was Efficycle 2015, we started to design this vehicle from scratch keeping in mind the failures as well as positives of last two Efficycles. This vehicle cleared all static events easily and secured a TECH OK sticker in first attempt. We made a podium finish at the Endurance run and our overall ranking stood at 7th out of the 100 teams which participated in the main event.
The Efficycle has a Tadpole: Seat by seat configuration with its total weight being 220 kgs, a significant reduction from the last two. It is driven electrically by a 24V battery which delivers a maximum torque of 4.6 Nm. The weight distribution was also optimized to 58:42 (Front: Rear). The innovations in this vehicle worked in our favor and we gave our best performance till now in the Efficycle event.


R/cansim_sql.R
collect_and_normalize.Rd
collect data from connection and normalize cansim table output
collect_and_normalize( connection, replacement_value = "val_norm", normalize_percent = TRUE, default_month = "07", default_day = "01", factors = FALSE, strip_classification_code = FALSE )
| connection | connection to database |
|---|---|
| replacement_value | (Optional) the name of the column the manipulated value should be returned in. Defaults to adding the `val_norm` value field. |
| normalize_percent | (Optional) When |
| default_month | The default month that should be used when creating Date objects for annual data (default set to "01") |
| default_day | The default day of the month that should be used when creating Date objects for monthly data (default set to "01") |
| factors | (Optional) Logical value indicating if dimensions should be converted to factors. (Default set to |
| strip_classification_code | (strip_classification_code) Logical value indicating if classification code should be stripped from names. (Default set to |
a tibble with the normalized data
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I'm a 17th years old student that is starting to do the project of monitoring the current of my school instalation and I don't know how to read the current of one LDR in the Monitor Serial in my Arduino IDE, it's the first step to do this great project.
Can anyone help me?
Thank you a lot!!
Re: How to read the current on Arduino
What you read in the serial monitor depends on which sketch you are running in your Arduino. Until you say what that sketch is, we cannot help you.
Re: How to read the current on Arduino
This is my sketch:
int LDRpin = A0;
int LDRadc = 0;
float LDRvoltaje = 0;
void setup() {
pinMode(LDRpin, INPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
LDRadc = analogRead(LDRpin);
LDRvoltaje = LDRadc*(5.0/1023);
Serial.print("Voltaje LDR: ");
Serial.println(LDRvoltaje);
delay(500);
}
When I open the Monitor Serial, it appear some numbers that change with the amount of light, but I don't know if that numbers are the current of the LDR or the voltage.
Thanks
Re: How to read the current on Arduino
Now we need to see how you connected the LDR to the A0 pin.
Re: How to read the current on Arduino
AtomicBlast:
The Arduino ADC input measures only voltage. It cannot measure current directly. You can easily calculate the current if the current flows in a resistor whose value is constant and you know what that value is. It is called Ohm's Law, and I think you need to read and learn about it. You can do that calculation in your sketch.
Re: How to read the current on Arduino
Oh thanks, I understand, I can't mesure current, okey. Thanks you a lot!


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Uses of Interface
datamodel.DataModel
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| classifier |
A package that serves as a blue print for the development of classifiers.
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| datamodel |
A package that implements interfaces and classes related to saving counts extracted from training
data
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| parser.facades |
A package that implements the facades to interact with the parser
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| score |
A package that implements the LL and MDL scores to be used in the structure learning of a classifier
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Uses of DataModel in classifier
Fields in classifier declared as DataModel Modifier and Type Field Description protected DataModel<T>
AbstractBayes. trainingModel
A DataModel of the same generic type of the classifier with counts and labels extracted from training dataConstructors in classifier with parameters of type DataModel Constructor Description AbstractBayes(Score score, DataModel<T> trainingModel)
The constructor for the Abstract Bayes.TreeAugmentedNayveBayes(Score score, DataModel<T> trainingModel)
The constructor for the TreeAugmentedNayveBayes class. -
Uses of DataModel in datamodel
Classes in datamodel that implement DataModel Modifier and Type Class Description class
TrainingModel<T>
A class that implements the DataModel interface. -
Uses of DataModel in parser.facades
Methods in parser.facades that return DataModel Modifier and Type Method Description DataModel<java.lang.String>
TrainingModelFacade. getTrainingModel()
Method that return the DataModel object created and updated after using the methods readLabels and readData. -
Uses of DataModel in score
Methods in score with parameters of type DataModel Modifier and Type Method Description protected abstract double
AbstractScore. calculateScore(int i, int i_dot, DataModel model)
An abstract method that must be implement by a class that inherits the AbstractScore class.protected double
LLScore. calculateScore(int i, int i_dot, DataModel model)
A method that calculates a score given a node and it's parent index as well as a DataModel with countings obtained from training data.protected double
MDLScore. calculateScore(int i, int i_dot, DataModel model)
A method that calculates a score given a node and it's parent index as well as a DataModel with countings obtained from training data.double
AbstractScore. score(int parentNode, int fatherNode, DataModel model)
This method calls the abstract method calculateScore to actually calculate the scoredouble
Score. score(int parentNode, int fatherNode, DataModel model)
A method that given a node index, the index of its father and a DataModel with countings returns a double with a score for that particular connection between the node and its parent.


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A Blog About The Highlights Of My Rural Pinoy Lifestyle
After days of commuting by scooter in the hot sun, we are relaxing here on this cool and rainy day. Just a light and steady shower with no wind. This weather is perfect for the vegetable gardens. It is not so great for the mother bibi that was incubating a nest, thanks to leaks in the duck cabana. We couldn't get to the nest in time, but it turned out that the eggs were duds anyways.
Not all was lost, though, because duck eggs with developing embryos just happen to be a delicacy in the Philippines. When boiled and eaten with seasonings and a spoon, this dish is called "balut."
There were also balut eggs under the pile of scrap wood and sheet metal, where the ducks had been laying eggs to self incubate in the heat. Licel and Arvi must have eaten three or four each. They tried to get me to join them, but balut is the one thing in the Philippines that I cannot bring myself to try, even if it is from our own backyard. Something about the developing bones and guts in the boiled meat.
Licel taught me how to tell a balut egg from an unfertilized egg. If the yolk is dark and settled over to one side of the egg, as visible through the shell when boiled, then it is balut. One of the cooked eggs had a round yellow yolk, so I claimed this one for myself.
Earlier in the day, Licel and Arvi brought home a huge and juicy papaya as a side dish. A perfect snack for a rainy day because I realized that it was a good time to start the next generation of backyard fruit trees. The trees we have are really "vegetable trees" because all our papayas are green for now, but they are still homegrown and edible.
When I stepped outside to cook dinner, I threw a good portion of seeds in the empty area of the soaked pechay bed. I fed the rest of the seeds to the birds.
Licel and I had a safe flight back from Kuala Lumpur yesterday, and the usual ordeal of Manila to Bakero by bus and tricycle was surprisingly smooth. We got a bit of good news the other day when our plane landed. We were together and had our marriage certificate with us, so we asked the immigration officer for the "Balik Bayan Stamp" and the friendly man gave me one in my passport.
This stamp gives me the right to stay with my wife in the Philippines for up to a year. It means there is no more need to spend thousands of pesos on wasting a whole day to travel to Immigration in Manila or Angeles City. The Balik Bayan visa waver also makes our plans more flexible. We still need to go to work in a few months, but now I can wait for a passport renewal to process. I need to do this to make sure that a long term work visa doesn't conflict with the expiration date in the middle of next year.
We came home to rice and duck adobo, which was a special request from Licel to Imben because it is time to start thinning out the flock of birds again. It was also great because we missed real food this past week. We had to live on 7-11 bread, grocery store crackers and noodles, and American fast food chains due to both of us getting food poisoning from an unknown Malaysian street food dish.
We had to stock up on those groceries that we can't grow ourselves after we got home. We found a 50 peso box of pancake mix. When I told Licel that you cannot make pancakes without syrup, she reminded me that we have a big bottle of honey that her daughter Famela had brought back from Taiwan as a gift. I agreed that the honey is a good syrup substitute.
Just before sunset, we went back to pick our camote leaves that are growing in our friend's orchard. The camote has purple flowers blooming now, and all of the guava flowers that were on the trees when I got back for the new year are now tiny fruits. Most of the immature fruits are from this batch of flowers, so the current cycle of guava harvests that is just starting up now should peak sometime in March. I am looking forward to helping the pickers and walking around the farm because it is good exercise. I need to stay active after all the walking we did in Kuala Lumpur.
When we got back home, we found four fruits that were growing on the guava trees that we have in our own backyard. We ate one, and I suggested that we chop the remaining guavas and put them on top of the honey pancakes. They added some good fiber to a very sweet and filling meal, one that went down great with herbal tea at our little front patio table.
Freaky, Fleeky, and Panda have gotten big enough to break into the duck and chicken range. We had fenced off this part of the yard for the most part, but the puppies were still able to get up to the raised vegetable bed and back down to the birds.
The fix seemed simple enough when we went out to get a section of bamboo fencing, which is extremely cheap but strong enough to separate dogs and birds. One was all that was needed for the vegetable garden because we only had to wall off one and a half sides. When I helped Imben put the fence up, we found a piece of scrap wood that could block up the half side next to the gate to the bird area.
The puppies were in their crates while we were dealing with the fence. They had been there since our recent vacation because they were making it impossible for Gladys to keep the yard clean while she was housesitting.  I hate to see puppies sitting in cages all they when they should be playing, so I insisted that I would clean up after them and find ways to puppy proof the yard. It took some chicken casualties for me to put practicality over perceived animal cruelty.
The problem with the fence is that it stops the ducks but not the chickens, which have clipped wings but are strong enough to jump, flap their wings, and get high enough to clear the fence. There are only three left, and they are all supposed to be birthday gifts so we don't want to lose any of them. We just narrowly saved Gladys' and Precy's birthday dinners from getting slaughtered by Freaky weeks in advance, but we couldn't stop Fleeky from killing our neighbor Mario's chickens. He has a small, brown breed that can fly over our front yard wall and forage in our flower gardens, and as soon as Licel told me that one of them was dead it was back in the cage for the puppies.
 There is one bit of good that the fence did, and that was to allow Itim to be free of her chain by the puppy crates.  We can trust her when we aren't watching her, and it is nice to have her with me when I am on the patio having my morning coffee and my evening herbal tea.
We ate a lot of food this past weekend. Licel's daughter, Famela, invited us down to her husband's family farm near Gapan for a sister in law's wedding. Our hosts served a lot of lechon baboy, and the same thing happened the next day over in Palayan City at a family birthday party.
We pretty much ate meat from pigs roasted over a fire, with all the skin and fat, for two days straight.  She told me that lot of people have died of high blood pressure in Bakero lately. Cigarettes and excessive alcohol probably played a role in most of the deaths, but my wife has a valid concern about us eating too much stuff that we shouldn't while at family celebrations.
Licel knows a good natural treatment that is supposed to prevent high blood pressure. The guyabano tea that she started brewing after this weekend apparently has other health benefits too. So far, I think there is something to this tea, because it certainly feels detoxifying every time I make a trip to the bathroom.
Licel makes the tea from guyabano trees. We have one growing in our backyard in the duck pasture. There are a couple more along the path to the farm, and several she can pick from along our public street. All she does is throw as many fresh leaves as she can into a big pot and boil the water for around a half hour. This yields around three liters of guyabano tea, which she bottles and chills in the fridge.
 It has an earthy yet decent flavor. It is really good with honey, but I usually drink it unsweetened because I don't want to develop diabetes while avoiding hypertension with Licel's refreshing drink.
The annual Barangay Bakero Fiesta, in honor of Saint Joseph, came at a very good time. The fiesta date just happens to be my birthday!
We are also celebrating the fact that our friends have apparently stopped the guava thieves. The guard shack is finished, and there is mosquito netting and a small LED lantern back there for the nighttime security duty. There are also two dogs watching the farm at all times. We volunteered Itim in order to help out, so she lives back there now. Imben's puppy is chained to the other side of the shack. His name is Putot, which means "no tail," and he is quite the barker.
We had quite the house party for the barangay fiesta. Between extended family and neighbors, we fed around 70 people today. We also had people over for a few nights to help clean and prepare all the food. A couple of the helpers were Licel's friends from the care-giving course she took last year. Licel's daughter, Famela, is still in the Philippines waiting for her next contract to start in Taiwan, so she also helped out and spent the weekend with Carl and her husband Arvin.
We had a lot of food for all these people. We bought pork from a neighbor, and another guy down the road was selling carabao meat. Famela's family brought two chickens. The three ducks that we roasted came from our backyard flock, which is now pretty much down to Pappy and the nearly fully grown peking ducks.
Besides all the meat, we had a ton of noodles from the grocery store and vegetables from the public market in the city. Our sweet stuff was a big can of ice cream and a few boxes of puto that we got from street vendors that Licel had made deals with. That was all topped by the cake that Anthony's girlfriend, Riza, and her family brought to the party. Even the dogs feasted!
In the end, the fiesta was mostly just a lot of people visiting our home. I'm sure there was a lot going on elsewhere in Bakero, but we didn't go out because we were busy hosting. We did see the parade go by at sunset, and there was also a very short fireworks show that we watched from the street.
Last night, we all relaxed and treated ourselves to adult beverages to help get us in the mood for the fiesta. Imben, Maneng, and Oma came over too. Now that the last of our lunch and dinner guests have left, our overnight party preparation helpers and farm helpers are about to join us for more drinks tonight. We don't do this regularly, but sometimes it is good to let loose and celebrate our lives here!


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Optional Package Versioning
Deprecated: The manifest attributes for installed optional packages
and Java Plug-in support to download and install optional packages available
for all applications have been deprecated and may be removed in a future release.
Note: Optional packages is the new term for what used
to be known as standard extensions or just
extensions.
This section includes the following topics:
Overview
Java SE 1.3 introduced support for an expanded set of Jar-file
manifest attributes that enable applets to specify version and
vendor information for the optional packages that they require. The
manifests of Jar-packaged applets can specify a URL at which the
latest version of the optional package the Java Plug-in can
download if
- the needed optional package is not already installed in the
Java runtime environment, or
- the optional package is installed but has an out-of-date
version number, or
- the optional package is installed but is not from a specified
vendor.
The manifest attributes that can be used to specify version and
vendor information are described below.
Manifest Attributes for
Use by Installed Optional Packages
The following portion of a sample manifest file illustrates the
attributes that are available for use by optional packages.
Extension-Name: javax.help
Specification-Vendor: Oracle Corporation
Specification-Version: 1.0
Implementation-Vendor-Id: com.sun
Implementation-Vendor: Oracle, Inc
Implementation-Version: 1.0
The attributes in this example are:
- Extension-Name
- This attribute specifies a name for the optional package
contained in the Jar file. The name should be a unique identifier
such as the name of the main package comprising the optional
package.
- Specification-Vendor
- This attribute identifies the company that originated the
specification to which the optional package conforms.
- Specification-Version
- This attribute specifies the version number of the
specification to which the implementation conforms.
- Implementation-Vendor-Id
- This attribute's value is a unique identifier for the company
that produced the optional package implementation contained in the
Jar file.
- Implementation-Vendor
- This attribute's value is the name of the company that produced
the implementation of the optional package. This attribute should
be used only for such purposes such as user feedback, and the Java
Plug-in software does not use it to identify the optional package
vendor. Rather, the Java Plug-in relies on the
Implementation-Vendor-Id attribute to provide unique vendor
identification.
- Implementation-Version
- This attribute indicates the vendor's version number for the
implementation of the optional package.
Each optional package installed in the Java runtime environment
can use these manifest attributes to identify itself. When the Java
Plug-in is running an applet that requires an optional package, the
plug-in can access these attributes to determine if the installed
optional packages match the vendor and version criteria specified
by the applet. The applet specifies such information by using the
manifest attributes described in the following section. Note that
all of the above manifest attributes should be included in
an optional package's manifest. If the plug-in looks for but
doesn't find one of these attributes in an optional package's
manifest, it will assume that the optional package is not suitable
for the applet.
Manifest Attributes for Use by
Applet Jar Files
The following sample manifest file illustrates the attributes that
are available for use by Jar-packaged applets. (This sample is for
illustrative purposes only. No actual optional packages are
available at the URLs mentioned in this example.)
Extension-List: javahelp java3d
javahelp-Extension-Name: javax.help
javahelp-Specification-Version: 1.0
javahelp-Implementation-Version: 1.0.3
javahelp-Implementation-Vendor-Id: example.com
javahelp-Implementation-URL: http://www.example.com/products/stdext/javahelp.jar
java3d-Extension-Name: javax.3d
java3d-Specification-Version: 1.0
java3d-Implementation-Version: 1.2.1
java3d-Implementation-Vendor-Id: example.com
java3d-Implementation-URL: http://www.example.com/products/stdext/java3d.jar
The attributes used in this example are:
- Extension-List
- This attribute indicates the optional packages that are needed
by the applet. Each optional package listed in this attribute will
have a set of additional attributes that the applet uses to specify
which version and vendor of the optional package it requires.
- <extension>-Extension-Name
- This attribute is the unique name of the optional package. The
Java Plug-in will compare the value of this attribute with the
Extension-Name attribute in the manifests of installed
optional packages to determine if the optional package is
installed.
-
<extension>-Specification-Version (Optional)
- This attribute specifies the minimum optional package
specification version that is required by the applet. The Java
Plug-in will compare the value of this attribute with the
Specification-Version attribute of the installed optional
package to determine if the optional package is up to date.
-
<extension>-Implementation-Version (Optional)
- This attritute specifies the miminum optional package
implementation version number that is required by the applet. The
Java Plug-in will compare the value of this attribute with the
Implementation-Version attribute of the installed optional
package to see if a more recent implementation needs to be
downloaded.
-
<extension>-Implementation-Vendor-Id (Optional)
- This attribute can be used to identify the vendor of an
optional package implementation if the applet requires an
implementation from a specific vendor. The Java Plug-in will
compare the value of this attribute with the
Implementation-Vendor-Id attribute of the installed optional
package.
- <extension>-Implementation-URL
- This attritute specifies a URL that can be used to obtain the
most recent version of the optional package if the required version
is not already installed.
Java Plug-in Update Rules
The Java Plug-in performs the following determinations when
loading an applet whose manifest indicates that it needs one or
more optional packages:
- If an optional package with the correct value of the
Extension-Name attribute is not installed, the Java Plug-in
will prompt the user to let it download the optional package.
- If an optional package with the correct value of the
Extension-Name attribute is already installed, the Java
Plug-in makes the following comparisons:
- If the optional package's Specification-Version value is
greater or equal to that required by the applet:
- If the Implementation-Vendor-Id attributes match:
- If the optional package's Implementation-Version is
greater than or equal to that specified in the applet's manifest,
do nothing - an up-to-date version of the optional package is
already installed.
- If the optional package's Implementation-Version is less
than that specified in applet's manifest, the plug-in will prompt
the user to download an upgrade from the same vendor.
- If the Implementation-Vendor-Id attributes do not match,
the Java Plug-in will prompt the user to download the optional
package from the vendor specified in the applet's manifest.
- If the optional package's Specification-Version value is
less than that required by the applet:
- If the optional package's Implementation-Vendor-Id
matches that indicated in the applet's manifest, the Java Plug-in
will prompt the user to download an updated optional package from
the same vendor.
- If the optional package's Implementation-Vendor-Id does
not match that specified by the applet's manifest, the Java Plug-in
will prompt the user to download the optional package from the
vendor specified in the applet's manifest.
If the applet's manifest doesn't contain one or more of the
optional attributes, the plug-in will accept any value of
the corresponding attribute in the optional package's manifest.
Download and Installation
of Optional Packages
The following considerations pertain to optional packages that are
downloaded by the Java Plug-in.
The optional package download URL as indicated in the applet
manifest's <extension>-Implementation-URL attribute
need not be limited to the Applet codebase.
All downloadable files should be signed using a DSA or RSA
certificate. Any optional packages not so signed will not be
installed but instead will be treated as a bundled optional package
and loaded through the applet class loader, sharing the applet
security attributes.
When the Java Plug-in retrieves an optional package from the URL
indicated in the applet's manifest, it will check the optional
package's manifest for a Main-Class attribute after
verifying the optional package's signature. If the optional
package's manifest file does not contain a Main-Class
attribute, the Java Plug-in will simply drop the Jar file into the
optional packages directory of the runtime environment
(jre/lib/ext in the JDK and lib/ext in the
JRE).
Some optional package Jar files may contain their own installer
programs in either native code or as applications written in the
Java programming language. Such an installer program may be
necessary for purposes such as installing native libraries or
accessing the Microsoft Windows registry, for example. If the Java
Plug-in finds a Main-Class attribute in the optional
package's manifest, it will assume that it indicates a class that
serves as a Java-language installer and will invoke the
main() method of that class.
An optional package's manifest may alternatively contain a
Extension-Installation attribute. The value of this field
will point to a native installation application that is to be used
by the Java Plug-in to install the optional package.
The URL of an optional package as specified by the
<extension>-Implementation-URL must point to a
JAR-file. The plug-in will not download and install
optional packages packaged as .exe or .bin files.
Some optional packages come packaged in different Jar files for
different operating systems. Such cases can be accomodated by the
<extension>-Implementation-URL attribute by using the
$(os-name)$ construction in the attribute's value. Here is
an example.
javaExt-Implementation-URL: http://.../stdext/javaExt-$(os-name)$.jar
Here, $(os-name)$ is the name of target operating system
as defined by the os.name system property.


Feb 16th, 2020 edit:
While reviewing the content of this entry years later I realized that Debian has significantly improved its package
management tools and most of below content is outdated. I decided to leave it to give people a historical perspective, though.
Some time ago I decided on Debian as my operating system of choice. It was powerful, flexible and definitely designed with
Linux experts in mind. I managed to successfully install it from the minimal netbootCD image on multiple computers, regardless
of the hardware. Also, compiling new kernels or recompiling existing ones was a breeze. Thanks to dpkg
and
kpkg
, handling kernels became as simple as installing .deb
packages. I greatly enjoyed Debian for the
last couple of weeks. However, there was a but (or rather several but(t)s).
First off, the output of apt
and aptitude
is rather unhelpful. Neither of these dpkg
front-ends provides complete information about searched for packages. aptitude
is slightly better, because it at
least gives you a short description for each package. I am aware I can run apt-cache policy
to get more info for
a particular package, but do I need to do it every single time? Also, only aptitude
informs the user whether any
of the packages matching his / her search terms have been installed already. Moreover, the syntax for installing packages is
needlessly long and complicated. For instance, why are apt-get
and apt-cache
separate commands, when
other distributions use a single interface / app for everything? To top it off, apt-get
is far too anticipative
in regards to search terms. I'm not sure how does it work exactly, but for the more common keywords I would often get a list of
completely unrelated packages.
Secondly, installing packages is an extremely lengthy procedure. Every single time it involves multiple steps - downloading, unpacking, setting up, installing, updating initramfs, etc. Does the initramfs image need to be updated every single time? Really? I thought that's only required when updating the kernel.
Finally, dependency handling. Debian has this concept of recommended packages - things you might find useful in
combination with your currently installed software, for instance -doc
packages with documentation. Great idea!
However, Debian also makes some pretty big assumptions when it comes to the dependecies of packages selected for installation.
Sure, when you're setting up your system for the first time, this might be useful. But what if you want to run some software
without the X11 Windowing Server? Nope, not possible! Both apt
and aptitude
will pull in a boatload
of extra packages on the premise that maybe, just maybe, you might want to run also the GUI tool for your headless app.
Dependency versioning is a nightmare in its own right. Something Debian is notorious for.
To end my rant I want to say that I love Debian as an operating system. I really do! However, the way it does package
management is just clunky and terribly unfriendly to users. Oddly enough, some of the problems went away as I started using
the Synaptic
GUI tool. Regardless, there exists a distribution that very elegantly addresses all of my issues
with Debian – Arch Linux. This time I decided to install it properly, from an Arch Linux liveCD, not Archbang or any
other derivative. Fingers crossed!


8 references to Basic
System.Management.Automation (8)
engine\remoting\client\RemoteRunspacePoolInternal.cs (1)
2149
case AuthenticationMechanism.
Basic
:
engine\remoting\commands\PSRemotingCmdlet.cs (2)
4386
case AuthenticationMechanism.
Basic
:
4394
nameof(AuthenticationMechanism.
Basic
),
engine\remoting\common\RunspaceConnectionInfo.cs (4)
526
return AuthenticationMechanism.
Basic
;
553
case AuthenticationMechanism.
Basic
:
693
case AuthenticationMechanism.
Basic
:
701
nameof(AuthenticationMechanism.
Basic
),
engine\remoting\fanin\WSManTransportManager.cs (1)
1461
case AuthenticationMechanism.
Basic
:


On this page you can find bi-directional mappings between OBO ontologies and from OBO ontologies to other ontologies (or controlled vocabularies) that are critical to the biomedical research community. Useful for the integration of data.
Just one tool listed here now--OBO-Edit, a graphical tool for creating and updating ontologies.
A compendium of relevant publications that mention the OBO Foundry.
The OBO Foundry uses SourceForge to manage this project. This is a link to the SourceForge project page for OBO.


These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, important issues, features, and major improvements.
Fix TestAcidGuarantees so it can be run from its Main (so you can point it at a cluster to run)
The version of SLF4J we bundle is now targeted to that required by the Hadoop version HBase has been compiled against.
We now set up security audit logging in the LOG4J configuration in a similar manner to Hadoop core.
WARNING: No release note provided for this change.
Make CacheControl flags tunable per table schema per CF; e.g. cacheDataOnWrite, cacheIndexesOnWrite and cacheBloomsOnWrite.
Added a new config param "hbase.mapreduce.hfileoutputformat.datablock.encoding" using which we can specify which encoding scheme to be used on disk. Data will get written in to HFiles using this encoding scheme while bulk load. The value of this can be NONE, PREFIX, DIFF, FAST_DIFF as these are the DataBlockEncoding types supported now. [When any new types are added later, corresponding names also will become valid] The checksum type and number of bytes per checksum can be configured using the config params hbase.hstore.checksum.algorithm, hbase.hstore.bytes.per.checksum respectively
Added the ability to add identifiers to client operations. These identifiers will be output with slow query logging. The could be used to identify the piece of code that initiated the operation. This could be anything from a module name to a class.method with a line number.
The retries in the client now have a jitter of up to 1% of the normal computed sleep time.
-sidelineDir option has been added to both hbck and OfflineMetaRepair. It allows specification of hdfs directory where offlined data is stored.
The misleading "getRequestLatency", "deleteRequestLatency", and "putRequestLatency" histograms were removed from metrics because such requests often were not actually measured.
Removed 0.90 (Jon likes new issue for backports it seems) and pegged it against 0.94.2 and 0.92.2 rather than 0.94.1 and 0.92.1.
Adds a main to HBaseConfiguration to dump out configs.


Cards are a convenient means of displaying content composed of different types of objects. They’re also well-suited for presenting similar objects whose size or supported actions can vary considerably, like photos with captions of variable length.
You can change image height by adding small
,medium
and large class to your card.
I am a very simple card. I am good at containing small bits of information. I am convenient because I require little markup to use effectively.
I am a very simple card. I am good at containing small bits of information. I am convenient because I require little markup to use effectively.
I am a very simple card. I am good at containing small bits of information. I am convenient because I require little markup to use effectively.
Here you can hide / reveals information on click. To do that, the card-reveal div with a span.card-title inside to make this work.
Here is some more information about this product that is only revealed once clicked on.
Here is some more information about this product that is only revealed once clicked on.
Here is some more information about this product that is only revealed once clicked on.
You can change image height by adding small
,medium
and large class to your card.
I am a very simple card. I am good at containing small bits of information. I am convenient because I require little markup to use effectively.
I am a very simple card. I am good at containing small bits of information. I am convenient because I require little markup to use effectively.
I am a very simple card. I am good at containing small bits of information. I am convenient because I require little markup to use effectively.
I am a very simple card. I am good at containing small bits of information. I am convenient because I require little markup to use effectively.


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| Project | Project details | MO | Bank details | Finance checks | Spend profile | Other docs | GOL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mobile data logistics for projects3 partnersLead: Aptrans Ltd |
Waiting | Action | Waiting | Action | Waiting | ||
10294856: Novel bioreactor design for fermentation of syngas to industrially relevant chemicals3 partnersLead: Acidophil Ltd |
OK | Action | Action | Action | Waiting | ||
Mushroom production: integration of novel bacteriophage biocontrol technology 1233 partnersLead: APS Biocontrol Ltd |
OK | OK | OK | Action | OK | Waiting | |
Low-cost dissolved ozone sensor using ultra-violet LED3 partnersLead: Aqua21 Ltd |
OK | OK | OK | Action | Action | Action | Action |
ENSA1 – enhanced situational awareness for robotic vehicle control3 partnersLead: Barnard Microsystems Ltd |
OK | OK | OK | Action | Action | Action | Action |
Low-cost, mid-range 3D scanner3 partnersLead: Cadscan |
OK | OK | OK | Action | Action | Waiting | |
A carbon nanomaterial, advanced X-ray source3 partnersLead: Cambridge Xray Systems |
OK | OK | OK | Action | Action | Action | Action |
Modular picosecond seed lasers for industrial laser processing3 partnersLead: Chromacity |
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Collaborative, web-enabled remote visualisation and analysis of in-situ, large high performance computing data3 partnersLead: Constelcom Ltd |
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A virtual simulation system for autonomous environmental exploration3 partnersLead: Cool Game Arcade |


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--- title: How to build a Session Flash in Angular and Bootstrap, Part 1 layout: post ---
People coming from Ruby on Rails, web2py, and other opinionated frameworks to Angular and Node.js will surely miss some of the their great features, such as built-in OAuth, synchronization, and security. One of the things I missed most is the useful "Session Flash". Here, I'll show you how to build a fully customizable Session flash with Angular and Bootstrap
Let's make a to-do list app. Our directory structure will look like this to start out:
index.html
views
- list.html
js
- app.js
- controllers.js
- directives.js
Lets define our angular app first. We're defining a module 'todoApp' which has dependencies of modules
'todoControllers' and 'todoDirectives'. To start, we won't put any real code in them.
Next, let's write our html. This will be the view template for our to-do list. We'll start
with a very basic layout, and try to load our default item which we defined in MainController
task
and a field for due
. Here's the new list.html:
{% highlight html %}
MainController
task
and due
. In our function
makeItem
, we take these two variables, append them to the list, and reset their values.
{% highlight javascript %}
(function(angular) {
angular.module('todoControllers', [])
.controller('MainController', ['$scope', function($scope) {
$scope.items = [
{
task: "Groceries",
due: "Tomorrow"
}
]
$scope.task = "";
$scope.due = "";
$scope.makeItem = function() {
this.items.push({
task: this.task,
due: this.due
})
this.task = this.due = "";
}
}])
})(angular);
{% endhighlight %}
We now have in fully functioning to-do list Angular app. In Part 2 , we'll implement our "Session Flash" module.


Advanced Features
This example shows advanced features such as limits, units and calibration.
Requires at least one Fluigent pressure controller (MFCS, MFCS-EZ or Flow EZ) and/or one Fluigent sensor (Flow Unit connected to FRP or Flow EZ)
Contents
Unit change
pressureIndex = 0; sensorIndex = 0; % Read pressure value pressureValue = fgt_get_pressure(pressureIndex); pressureUnit = fgt_get_pressureUnit(pressureIndex); fprintf('Read pressure: %f %s\n', pressureValue, pressureUnit); % Read sensor value sensorValue = fgt_get_sensorValue(sensorIndex); sensorUnit = fgt_get_sensorUnit(sensorIndex); fprintf('Read sensor: %f %s\n', sensorValue, sensorUnit); % Change pressure and sensor unit % Note that if incorrect or invalid unit is used an error is returned. % When unit is changed, all values are then in set unit fgt_set_pressureUnit(pressureIndex, 'PSI'); fgt_set_sensorUnit(sensorIndex, 'ulperhour'); fprintf('Changed pressure and sensor unit\n'); % Read pressure value again pressureValue = fgt_get_pressure(pressureIndex); pressureUnit = fgt_get_pressureUnit(pressureIndex); fprintf('Read pressure: %f %s\n', pressureValue, pressureUnit); % Read sensor value again sensorValue = fgt_get_sensorValue(sensorIndex); sensorUnit = fgt_get_sensorUnit(sensorIndex); fprintf('Read sensor: %f %s\n', sensorValue, sensorUnit);
Limit change
[minPressure, maxPressure] = fgt_get_pressureRange(pressureIndex); fgt_set_pressureLimit(pressureIndex, minPressure / 2, maxPressure / 2); fprintf('Changed pressure limit to %f - %f\n', minPressure / 2, maxPressure / 2); fprintf('Trying to set pressure to %f\n', maxPressure); fgt_set_pressure(pressureIndex, maxPressure);
Calibration
% Pressure calibration fgt_calibratePressure(pressureIndex); fprintf('Calibrating pressure channel... trying to send pressure order in same time\n'); fgt_set_pressure(pressureIndex, maxPressure/2); % An error is thrown, set pressure orders are not accepted during calibration % Sensor calibration % Read sensor calibration table sensorCalibration = fgt_get_sensorCalibration(sensorIndex); fprintf('Read sensor calibration: %s\n', char(sensorCalibration)); % Change sensor calibration to water % Note that if calibration is not supported, an error is thrown fgt_set_sensorCalibration(sensorIndex, fgt_SENSOR_CALIBRATION.H2O); disp('Setting sensor calibration...'); % As for pressure calibration, this step needs a few moments before the % read values are correct. The same error is thrown. pause(1) % Read sensor calibration table again sensorCalibration = fgt_get_sensorCalibration(sensorIndex); fprintf('Read sensor calibration: %s\n', char(sensorCalibration));
Close the session
fgt_close
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Text Formatting
Written on September 9th, 2016 by Paul LeAs always, Jekyll offers support for GitHub Flavored Markdown, which allows you to format your posts using the Markdown syntax. Examples of these text formatting features can be seen below. You can find this post in the _posts
directory.
Heading One
Heading Two
Heading Three
Heading Four
Heading Five
Heading Six
Quote Blocks
Nature uses only the longest threads to weave her patterns, so that each small piece of her fabric reveals the organization of the entire tapestry.
Code
// Example can be run directly in your JavaScript console
// Create a function that takes two arguments and returns the sum of those arguments
var adder = new Function("a", "b", "return a + b");
// Call the function
adder(2, 6);
// > 8
Lists
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
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First point.
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Second point.
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Third point.
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A point.
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Another point.
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Another one.
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WORK & RELATED EXPERIENCE
Software Engineer, Newtyn Capital, NY, NY
Created custom computer programs and scripts for the purposes of automating the workflow for employees from all departments of the hedge fund. The programs are written in mainly Java and made to be standalone runnable programs with GUIs. Other projects involve data management and analysis, as well as authoring of libraries and extension libraries for PDF and Excel files.
September 2013 to Present
YHack, New Haven, CT
Placed in the top 7 competitors at YHack the Yale University hackathon. Created a receiver and transmitter to transfer data using an LED.
The project was title Laser Lock, and was mentioned in an article on the festival posted on TechCrunch
June to August, 2013
Growth Hacker, BrandBacker (GoMakeIt Labs, Inc.), NY, NY
Constructed and Managed databases; Collected Data from various internet resources. Analyzed and organized data to grow the company’s network. Developed programs in Python and SQL to accomplish tasks.
June to August, 2013
Independent Research & Development Project, NYU, NY, NY
Created a website using Django, Python, SQL, Javascript, Ajax, and HTML. Developed code to handle file storage, dynamic user interfacing, asynchronous programming, content searching and display, and intricate database linkage. Details of implementation withheld while project is underway.
2013 to present
Production Assistant, Robinson Films Inc., NY, NY
Assisted on various commercial and television productions; organized paperwork, reconciled petty cash accounts, provided transportation for talent, crew, and equipment as necessary.
2012 to present
HackNY Spring 2013 Hackathon Participant, Columbia University, NY, NY
Won the award for best hardware hack. Formed a team to create hardware and software over 24 hours. Created a knife that would use measurable physical quantities to determine the difference between a tomato or potato upon cutting it. The knife would then notify a server and find local tomato/potato related locations, a random recipe that mainly featured tomatoes or potatoes, and send out text messages with a notice about which you were cutting.
2012 to present
HackNY Fall 2013 Hackathon Participant, Columbia University, NY, NY
Formed a team to create a program over 24 hours to determine distance between 2 computers via high frequency sound emissions. Developed program in Python, JavaScript, and Node.js.
2012 to present
Research, Physics Department, NYU
Developed imaging software in Python designed to obtain images of stars during daylight. Merged sequences of images to isolate dynamic and static elements across images.
2011
Math and Science Tutor, NYU College Learning Center, NY, NY
Tutored college students on demand in Physics, Math (algebra, calculus), and Chemistry.
2010 - 2011
Waiter, Via Emilia Restaurant, NY, NY
Worked my way up from busboy to waiter with management responsibilities in a busy Italian restaurant in Gramercy.
2006 - 2013
SKILLS
Phyiscs; Mathematics; Analytics; Computer Programming; Proficient in Python, Java, C, C#, Django, JavaScript, Objective-C, SQL, Ajax, HTML, CSS, PHP, C++; Data analysis and Simulation; Detailed knowledge of common file formats: PDFs, Excel, etc.; media savvy; Proficient in German; Moderate Spanish & Portuguese; Problem-solver, Proactive, Positive, Team Player.


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Roboy Driverless Driver
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Documentation for this module. More...
Documentation for this module.
Control of Roboys' hip, knees and feet for pedaling. In order to reach the requested bike-velocity, we compute correspondent angular-velocity for the pedals. The circulation is ideally divided into @NUMBER_CIRCULATION_POINTS trajectory points represented by angles within the circulation circle (pedal-angle). With angle-difference between two points and angular-velocity we use the correspondent transition time to control the joints in order to create a pedaling motion for Roboy.
For every joint, we use cubic spline interpolation of pre-captured set points with pedal_angle as input to receive continuous function to be able to get the corresponding joint-angle for every pedal-angle. This enables to use joint-angle-difference between two trajectory-points and transition time to compute and apply velocity-control to the joint-angles to create pedaling-motion
In order to decrease and hopefully erase velocity-error, we multiply the computed (ideal) velocity with an error-factor which is computed and dependent on the velocity-error of previous transitions and measured by pedal-angle-error
Test-script for testing the accuracy of a requested velocity and the transition-time (acceleration) between two different velocities, which is only important for testing in reality, because there is no transition-time between different velocities in simulation.
@TIME_STEP_SIMULATION and @TIME_STEP_REALITY determine the time-steps in seconds for the measurement of velocity @VELOCITY_STEPS_REALITY and @VELOCITY_STEP_SIMULATION determine the size of a step between two different velocities in m/s


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