0.15.0 (2023-07-20)
Features
Features
ng-14: fixed import path in chat-window-frame (4a4b553 )
Features
ng-14: fixed typing errors (1e7a035 )
0.14.9 (2022-10-18)
Features
ng-14: fixed old paths for docs (8cd8a05 )
0.14.8 (2022-10-18)
Bug Fixes
fixed identities by mapping them to element.attrs (5641991 )
handle the revoke membership case in a member-only room (085b351 )
moderated description (968dbaa )
Features
add-audio-media-links: fixed pr comments (e82426e )
added file-upload-handler.ts for custom file upload handling (62db91f )
added following muc methods: (d97478d )
added tests for muc plugin (1bc94f3 )
angular 13: core and cli (5a0fe74 )
angular 13: core and cli (9e49333 )
angular-13: cli analytics false (5ba930a )
angular-13: features from v0.12 and new package-lock.json (9715b81 )
angular-13: fixed circular dependency (2d6c6bd )
angular-13: fixed types (d0c8c79 )
angular-13: fixed types (43b2693 )
angular-13: ignore cache (3102d7e )
angular-13: readme for ng 13 (a21eee2 )
angular-13: readme for ng 13 (3535476 )
angular-13: version update (acbcf15 )
angular-14: cleanups and fixes (3d38777 )
angular-14: fixed build args (53d081d )
angular-14: fixed type export for 14 (b007121 )
angular-14: new package-lock.json (605b416 )
angular-14: package-lock update (aaf079c )
angular-14: update cdk (125a099 )
angular-14: version update (6656151 )
angular-14: working with angular 14 (ccfa509 )
implemented new muc plugin functions on new page (c940ef2 )
multi-user-chat: rework Occupant/banOccupant/unbanOccupant (94d46d3 )
ng-14: new publish (d1b5f9a )
ng-14: preparing a new version (fcf8eb8 )
ng-14: rebase on master (7ae0166 )
plugins: reworking plugins for better stanze handling (5040f1a )
0.12.0 (2021-11-10)
Bug Fixes
fit image preview in chat bubbles withoutn overflowing (f6a7ef4 )
fit image preview in chat bubbles withoutn overflowing (a1ff73b )
Features
muc/sub: correctly handle archive messages delivered via MUC/Sub (921f573 )
muc/sub: extended subscription management (d4c53b9 )
0.11.4 (2021-05-18)
Bug Fixes
sending a message via enter does not leave a newline behind (97d67d8 )
Features
BREAKING CHANGES
replace ChatRoomMessagesComponent with ChatMessageListComponent. The contact property of ChatMessageListComponent has renamed the contact property to recipient. The usage is the same!
0.11.3 (2021-05-17)
Features
allow specification of mucsub event nodes (2937e58 )
0.11.2 (2021-04-30)
Features
BREAKING CHANGES
currently joined rooms are now seen in the roster list
introduced Recipient. Contact and Room are Recipients, they get discriminated by the recipientType property
ChatMessageInputComponent gets a recipient instead of a contact or a room, you only have to change the input parameter to recipient
ChatService
sendMessage expects a Recipient instead of a JID, will now also send messages to Rooms, no need to send via MessagePlugin or MultiUserChatPlugin
ChatService.blockedContactIds$, xmppChatAdapter.blockedContactIds$ is now a Set
Received messages get trimmed of leading or trailing whitespaces and newlines
MultiUserChatPlugin.join will reject if you already joined that room
UnreadMessageCountPlugin jidToUnreadCount$ changed to Map<string, number>
ChatListStateService.isChatWithContactOpen -> isChatWithRecipientOpen
0.11.1 (2021-03-25)
Bug Fixes
unread message count calculation fixed (446978a )
0.11.0 (2021-03-11)
Bug Fixes
remove misleading linting rules (dbb73bc )
typings for angular 11 compatibility (912e8ed )
unit tests should execute again (ac9bf97 )
Features
0.10.6 (2020-12-11)
Bug Fixes
styling of multi user chat message list (width, insert animations, date groups) (11587ca )
Features
get date message groups for muc (e56547b )
0.10.5 (2020-11-26)
Bug Fixes
word breaking in chat messages (07a8e66 )
0.10.4 (2020-10-23)
Bug Fixes
improve scroll to bottom behavior (3134025 )
0.10.3 (2020-10-23)
Features
lazy load older messages when reaching top of chat window (d6fdbc2 )
0.10.2 (2020-09-03)
0.10.1 (2020-08-31)
0.10.0 (2020-08-07)
0.9.5 (2020-08-07)
Bug Fixes
remove invalid class for new chat header user name (7a84991 )
0.9.4 (2020-07-23)
Bug Fixes
add missing public api entry for chat-contact-click-handler (e72773e )
0.9.3 (2020-07-23)
Bug Fixes
Unread message counter is not set correctly after reconnect (a9c2bed ), closes #36
do not stretch / crush avatar images, respect original aspect ratio (78a5e14 ), closes #24
further improvements regarding entity-time.plugin.ts (46ec375 ), closes #35
improve synchronization of message read state time handling (43572f7 ), closes #35
Features
implement contact click handler for message list component (6fdcb4d )
0.9.2 (2020-06-11)
Bug Fixes
supportsFeature incorrectly looked up features in services (5c71b39 ), closes #31
Features
0.9.1 (2020-04-03)
Bug Fixes
add most components, directives and services to public api (5acf33d ), closes #29
0.9.0 (2020-03-12)
Bug Fixes
check for local-only username did not correctly detect "@" (d4289c9 ), closes #27
disable file upload if not supported by xmpp server (66a4cd5 ), closes #16
gracefully determine support for message archive management (0214f77 ), closes #16 #27
handle non-unique jid in discoverServices (8bcac07 ), closes #25
sample app should not throw if user has no contacts (eea771e ), closes #16
0.4.7 (2019-12-12)
Bug Fixes
focus message input when clicking somewhere in chat window (1959515 )
0.4.6 (2019-12-11)
Bug Fixes
contact subscription action styling in chat window (9f585b4 )
0.4.5 (2019-12-11)
0.4.4 (2019-11-29)
Bug Fixes
logOut should not raise an exception if user is not logged in (23baee9 )
0.4.3 (2019-11-29)
Bug Fixes
drag error in safari (ad00a2d )
drop file here stretched over all windows instead of the current (cf7905a )
no more infinite reconnect problems in firefox / safari (98b0a3a )
safari line break (e7b3c85 )
BREAKING CHANGES
uri renamed to service
jid renamed to username
0.4.2 (2019-08-07)
Bug Fixes
only display recipient state if message is outgoing (d432272 )
0.4.1 (2019-07-19)
Bug Fixes
update has-roster body class when rosterState set from application (d2b12e2 )
0.4.0 (2019-06-19)
Bug Fixes
room bookmarks now serialize correctly and allow more than one room (b83ce24 )
0.3.3 (2019-06-07)
Features
add queryAllRooms api to multi user chat plugin (ab83ded )
0.3.2 (2019-05-31)
Bug Fixes
muc compatibility when mod_vcard module in ejabberd is enabled (6873ba6 )
0.3.1 (2019-05-29)
Bug Fixes
only ask for notifications if browser supports them (cfbec9a )
0.3.0 (2019-05-21)
Bug Fixes
multi user chat (290a0cb )
remove getPlugin-calls in plugins, dependencies are now explicit (fd8215b ), closes #4
Features
MucSub / Browser notifications (a44973f )
0.2.24 (2019-04-08)
Bug Fixes
alignment of chat close button (c9770cb )
Features
add chat actions API (cb4b235 )
add selectFile util function, e.g. for file upload (e39bb79 )
0.2.23 (2019-04-02)
Bug Fixes
0.2.22 (2019-04-01)
Features
0.2.21 (2019-03-26)
Bug Fixes
further overflow behavior adjustments (7b25dbb )
0.2.20 (2019-03-25)
Bug Fixes
0.2.19 (2019-03-25)
Features
roster list can now be shown & hidden via @Input (a08943f )
0.2.18 (2019-03-25)
Bug Fixes
replace word-break with hyphens (b7dca18 )
unknown contact group is now only displayed if messages exist (60ce906 )
wider contact list, fix contact list (and message) overflowing (a414d8f )
word breaking in firefox (b9af244 )
Features
0.2.17 (2019-03-12)
Bug Fixes
add default value for message state handling (b52309a )
0.2.16 (2019-03-04)
Features
0.2.15 (2019-02-25)
Bug Fixes
improve handling of unset message state dates (6e81c29 )
0.2.14 (2019-02-25)
Features
message states (sent, received, read) (7384950 )
0.2.13 (2019-02-18)
Bug Fixes
add HttpFileUploadService to public api (9b380d3 )
0.2.12 (2019-02-18)
Features
add support for http file upload (99c7fd1 )
reconnect with last known credentials (599705a )
0.2.11 (2019-02-05)
Features
allow parameterization of contact list states (1b9a059 )
0.2.10 (2019-02-04)
Bug Fixes
skip handling of message stanzas with type 'error' (b4418d3 )
0.2.9 (2019-01-17)
Bug Fixes
reduce logging level, fix message ui (98c7caa )
0.2.8 (2019-01-16)
Bug Fixes
show most recent message in chat-message-list when contact changes (53112ab )
Features
group messages by date, minor UI improvements for messages (925e8d2 )
0.2.7 (2019-01-11)
Bug Fixes
do not emit messages$ when sending a message (cb906a5 )
do not open minimized chat window when sending message (fdee840 )
unread messages only counts incoming messages, not sent ones (fe89ab8 )
Features
add support for message carbons (XEP-0280) (9762de5 )
synchronize 'last read date' via pubsub (65a8a67 )
0.2.6 (2019-01-04)
Bug Fixes
chat window header spacing (f23174b )
remove wrong border on chat window input (63090d1 )
try to fix reconnect issues when using iOS, disable ping plugin (2dace50 )
unaffiliated contacts not showing when receiving the first message (9ecca74 )
0.2.5 (2019-01-03)
Bug Fixes
increase ping interval from 5 seconds to 60 seconds (fbec21b )
use message id attribute first (c0bb556 )
Features
add unread message count to contact in roster list (6b9a4e2 )
unread message count plugin (9195e63 )
0.2.4 (2018-12-19)
Features
0.2.3 (2018-12-19)
Bug Fixes
try to diagnose reconnect issues in cordova on ios devices (fb8eec0 )
Code Refactoring
pendingIn / pendingOut converted to BehaviorSubject (cc9ea2a )
Features
roster contains incoming requests, sent requests and others (0a75f40 )
BREAKING CHANGES
the pendingIn / pendingOut properties of Contact have
been converted to BehaviorSubject and changed to the rxjs naming
convention.
0.2.2 (2018-11-16)
Bug Fixes
use NgZone to allow e2e test execution (103f2c6 )
0.2.1 (2018-11-14)
Bug Fixes
prevent connection loop on kick (bd8af74 )
0.2.0 (2018-11-08)
Bug Fixes
add no implicit any checks (9486d60 )
0.1.9 (2018-11-08)
Features
add ping (xep-0199) support (5274c84 )
add support for in-band-registration (xep-0077) (1205d2f )
0.1.8 (2018-11-06)
Bug Fixes
links parsing for multiple occurrences of the same link (a08dc5a )
Code Refactoring
BREAKING CHANGES
changed LogInRequest interface
make chatConnectionService.client private
removed XmppClientToken


The frontierOps class. It forms the base class and pathPlanner class inherits from it. It mainly has methods to process Frontiers in a map.
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#include <frontierOps.hpp>
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| | Constructor for class. Left empty for future development. More...
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| std::vector< std::vector< int > > | processFrontiers (const nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid &map, int mapHeight, int mapWidth, int pose) |
| | Takes in the map and finds out the potential frontiers by doing a breadth first search. It uses a queue to maintain the frontiers. Makes calls to other methods of the class as a part of computing the frontiers. More...
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| bool | isFrontier (const nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid &map, int point, int mapSize, int mapWidth) |
| | Checks if a given point on a given map is a frontier or not. Checks the occupancy grid values of the point ad its neighbours and determines whether or not it is a frontier. More...
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| void | getAdjacentPts (int *loc, int position, int mapWidth) |
| | Receives a pointer to an empty array and a point. It fills the array with eight adjacent neighbours of the point on a given map. More...
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| int | getNearestFrontier (const sensor_msgs::PointCloud frontierCloud) |
| | Get the nearest frontier (euclidean distance) More...
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| int | getFarthestFrontier (const sensor_msgs::PointCloud frontierCloud) |
| | At times when the bot fails to move to a nearby frontier we can move it all the way to the farthest frontier to cover more area. More...
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| float | getDistance (float x1, float x2, float y1, float y2) |
| | Get euclidean distance between two points. More...
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| ~frontierOps () |
| | Destructor for class frontierOps. Left empty for future development.
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The frontierOps class. It forms the base class and pathPlanner class inherits from it. It mainly has methods to process Frontiers in a map.
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Constructor for class. Left empty for future development.
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- None
| void frontierOps::getAdjacentPts |
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Receives a pointer to an empty array and a point. It fills the array with eight adjacent neighbours of the point on a given map.
- Parameters
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| loc | It's the pointer to the starting position of an empty array |
| position | The point on the map for which we will find the adjacent neighbours |
| mapWidth | Width of the map |
- Returns
- None
| float frontierOps::getDistance |
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Get euclidean distance between two points.
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| x1 | x coordinate of point 1 |
| x2 | x coordinate of point 2 |
| y1 | y coordinate of point 1 |
| y2 | y coordinate of point 2 |
- Returns
- Euclidean distance between the points in float
| int frontierOps::getFarthestFrontier |
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const sensor_msgs::PointCloud |
frontierCloud | ) |
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At times when the bot fails to move to a nearby frontier we can move it all the way to the farthest frontier to cover more area.
- Parameters
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| frontierCloud | The point cloud created using frontier medians (center points) |
- Returns
- The frontier (number) of the farthest frontier from the point cloud
| int frontierOps::getNearestFrontier |
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const sensor_msgs::PointCloud |
frontierCloud | ) |
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Get the nearest frontier (euclidean distance)
- Parameters
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| frontierCloud | The point cloud created using frontier medians (centre points) |
- Returns
- The frontier (number) of the nearest frontier from the point cloud
| bool frontierOps::isFrontier |
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const nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid & |
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point, |
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Checks if a given point on a given map is a frontier or not. Checks the occupancy grid values of the point ad its neighbours and determines whether or not it is a frontier.
- Parameters
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| map | Occupancy grid of the surrounding. Unknown points correspond to -1, obstacles have a value greater than 0 and empty space will have the value 0. It is processed like a one dimensional array. |
| point | The point in the array that needs to be checked as a frontier |
| mapSize | Map size is map height * map width |
| mapWidth | Width of the map |
- Returns
- True if the given point is a frontier, False if not
| std::vector< std::vector< int > > frontierOps::processFrontiers |
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const nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid & |
map, |
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mapHeight, |
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mapWidth, |
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Takes in the map and finds out the potential frontiers by doing a breadth first search. It uses a queue to maintain the frontiers. Makes calls to other methods of the class as a part of computing the frontiers.
- Parameters
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| map | Occupancy grid of the surrounding. Unknown points correspond to -1, obstacles have a value greater than 0 and empty space will have the value 0. It is processed like a one dimensional array. |
| mapHeight | Visually map is a two dimensional object but it is passed as a one dimensional array. So mapHeight is the height (or length) of the map. |
| mapWidth | Width of the map |
| pose | Pose of the robot |
- Returns
- Frontiers of type: a two dimensional integer vector
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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Program refactoring is the process of applying code changes aimed at improving the internal code structure of a software project. Recent studies presented that developers often perform composite refactorings, which are set of two or more interrelated single refactorings. Previous studies recommended some composite refactorings to remove poor code structures, i.e, code smells, thus improving the program comprehension. Recent studies presented that composite refactorings often failed to remove the code smells. These are incomplete composite refactorings, i.e, composites that do not have one or more single refactorings recommended to fully remove a particular smell. However, those previous studies did not provide an in-depth analysis of incomplete composites. In particular, those studies do not characterize the most common incomplete composites applied to real programs, and how incomplete composite refactorings could be improving the program comprehension gradually, affecting internal quality attributes. This paper investigated the most common incomplete composites, and the effect of incomplete composite refactorings on quality attributes, regarding the program comprehension. We analyzed 353 incomplete composite refactorings in 5 software projects, two common code smells (Feature Envy and God Class), and four internal quality attributes. Our results reveal that incomplete composite refactorings with at least one Extract Method are often (71%) applied without Move Methods on smelly classes. This result suggests that the code smells are not removed and the program comprehension is not improved significantly because of the lack of Move Methods. We also have found that most incomplete composite refactorings tended to not change the internal state of the code on smelly classes. This result revealed that, despite the fact that incomplete composite refactorings did not remove the code smells, they remained the structural internal quality of the classes and the program comprehension. These results suggest that the existing refactoring tools also should evaluate if the incomplete composite refactorings are keeping the internal structure quality, while the code smells are not removed.
| # | Artifact | Description |
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| 1 | Composite Refactorings - Couchbase Java Client | This file contains the composite refactorings for Couchbase Java Client project. |
| 2 | Composite Refactorings - Dubbo | This file contains the composite refactorings for Dubbo project. |
| 3 | Composite Refactorings - Fresco | This file contains the composite refactorings for Fresco project. |
| 4 | Composite Refactorings - JGit | This file contains the composite refactorings for JGit project. |
| 5 | Composite Refactorings - OkHttp | This file contains the composite refactorings for OkHttp project. |
| 6 | Incomplete Composites - Couchbase Java Client | This file contains the incomplete composites for Couchbase Java Client project. |
| 7 | Incomplete Composites - Dubbo | This file contains the incomplete composites for Dubbo project. |
| 8 | Incomplete Composites - Fresco | This file contains the incomplete composites for Fresco project. |
| 9 | Incomplete Composites - JGit | This file contains the incomplete composites for JGit project. |
| 10 | Incomplete Composites - OkHttp | This file contains the incomplete composites for OkHttp project. |
| 11 | Internal Quality Attributes - Couchbase Java Client | This file contains internal quality attribute quartiles for Couchbase Java Client project. |
| 12 | Internal Quality Attributes - Dubbo | This file contains internal quality attribute quartiles for Dubbo project. |
| 13 | Internal Quality Attributes - Fresco | This file contains internal quality attribute quartiles for Fresco project. |
| 14 | Internal Quality Attributes - JGit | This file contains internal quality attribute quartiles for JGit project. |
| 15 | Internal Quality Attributes - OkHttp | This file contains internal quality attribute quartiles for OkHttp project. |
| 16 | Extract and Move Method Composites - Couchbase Java Client | Composites that have at least one Extract Method and one Move Method for Couchbase Java Client project |
| 17 | Extract and Move Method Composites - Dubbo | Composites that have at least one Extract Method and one Move Method for Dubbo project |
| 18 | Extract and Move Method Composites - Fresco | Composites that have at least one Extract Method and one Move Method for Fresco project |
| 19 | Extract and Move Method Composites - JGit | Composites that have at least one Extract Method and one Move Method for JGit project |
| 20 | Extract and Move Method Composites - OkHttp | Composites that have at least one Extract Method and one Move Method for OkHttp project |
| 21 | Incomplete Composites by Groups | This file contains the Incomplete Composites divided by groups. |
| 22 | Most Common Incomplete Composite | This file contains the most common Incomplete Composites. |
| 23 | Protocol of Manual Validation | This file contains the steps for the manual validation of incomplete composites |
| 24 | Protocol of Survey with Developers | This file contains the steps of the survey with developers to validate the incomplete composites from pull request submissions and e-mails |
| 25 | Protocol of Manual Selection | This file contains the procedures of the manual selection of incomplete composites for the survey with Developers |
| 26 | Manual Validation of the Incomplete-Composites Website (English) | This file contains the manual validation of the incomplete composites (in english). |
| 27 | Summarized data - Incomplete Composites | This file contains the summarized data about the manual validation of the incomplete composites |
| 28 | Refactoring Types | This file contains the refactoring types table. |
| 29 | Paper PrePrint | This file contains the pre print of the paper. |
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| 2 | Vinícius Soares |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 3 | Daniel Coutinho |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 4 | Eduardo Fernandes |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 5 | Kleber Tarcisio |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 6 | Anderson Oliveira |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 7 | Alessandro Garcia |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 8 | Rohit Gheyi |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 9 | Baldoino Fonseca |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 10 | Márcio Ribeiro |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 11 | Caio Barbosa |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 12 | Daniel Oliveira |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


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Thursday, May 1, 2003
We got up and went walking at the collage this morning. It was a beautiful morning and we enjoyed the walk. We took the camera with us and took a few pictures. After breakfast Elder Jex and Elder Irorita came over and brought us our money and the bucket of whey that finally came. We were glad to see the whey arrive for we were down to the last bag of whey we had brought. They worked with us for a while on the Tagalog language before they left. We worked on entering more membership records onto our computer. There are a lot of errors in the membership records and will take a while to get them corrected. Brother Ronald came over and installed a light above the kitchen sink for us. We went to San Jose to open a bank account, but the Banks are all closed until Monday. We ended up stopping at the store and shopping for some groceries. For dinner this evening we cooked a chicken on the rotisserie to see how it did. It turned out very good.
Friday, May 2, 2003
We decided to sleep a little longer rather than get up and go walking this morning. We attended Missionary District meeting this morning. This afternoon we went to an inter-net cafe and pulled off the forms sent to us by Elder Pearson for Home Teaching. That took about 1/2 hour to down load it. After lunch we went to San Jose and bought a hand held cell phone. We worked on inputting the membership of Guimba 2nd Branch. Mae did most of it as she can type much faster than I. She also took the time to type a letter to our family. It rained hard for over an hour this afternoon starting about 4 PM. We don't know if the rainy season is starting or if this is an unusual storm, for every one has been telling us that it should start raining next month. I quite working on memberships about 8:30 PM to prepare for District Presidency Meeting tomorrow, and to enter my journal entry, also wrote a letter to my brothers. It's late!
Saturday, May 3, 2003
We went walking this morning, then came home and ate breakfast. I attended District Presidency meeting. There was only President Mercado and I but we held it anyway. At 11AM Elder Clark, Elder Kendall, Elder Jex and Elder Irorita came for District Correlation meeting. That went well and after we invited the Elders to eat dinner with us. Mae had prepared a nice roast chicken dinner. This afternoon we planned on how to present some Leadership Training. We also went to San Jose and bought a hand saw and I cut the legs off the wooden table. We then moved the table into our bedroom and set the computer up on it. It will be a much cooler place to work and it will get the mess out of the front room. I worked on District records and an agenda most of the evening.
Sunday, May 4, 2003
We attended the block meetings of Munoz 1st Branch this morning; Mae bore her testimony during the Testimony meeting. We then came home and took a nap. We went back to the 2nd Branch Fast and Testimony meeting, and then stayed for the Branch Priesthood Executive Committee meeting. We were given more meetings to try to attend, we are keeping very busy. We went over to President Nuque's home and talked to him as what President Mercado wants us to do for the Leadership Meeting this coming Saturday. It took us a while trying to find his home with out the Elders help. I have felt a lot of depression today and after visiting with President Nuque it was even greater. We are having a hard time commutating with these people. I know that a major reason is the language, but I am not sure we think the same. I'm sure that culture is a part of it. I feel so inadequate in this calling. When I express this to Mae, it just upsets her. I am certainly learning a lot of empathy for Joanna. We spent several hours this evening, putting information together for President Nuque to look over for suggestions for the leadership meetings.
Monday, May 5, 2003
I worked on getting information for President Nuque in preparing for leadership. We went over to the inter-net cafe but they are having problems now so we couldn't use it. We took the papers over to President Nuque, and then went to San Jose to the bank, but the manager isn't there today. They can not open our account with out her approval, so we will come back tomorrow. We drove to Cabanatuan to the mall. There we got some office supplies that we needed. Mae went to an inter-net cafe while I went to the grocery store. I found about 1/2 of the things we wanted there. When I got back to Mae, she had only been able to send our letter to our family. The inter-net was so slow that we gave up. We hadn't been able to find any material at the mall, but as we were leaving Cabanatuan I saw a fabric shop. We went back and were able to get the material for me 3 pair of pants and for Mae two dresses. We also stopped at a nursery and got two pots and soil for Mae to plant tomatoes in. President Nuque called this evening and thanked me for the material and wants me to take 15 to 20 minutes of the meeting on "The importance of starting the meetings on time". I transferred some pictures from the camera to the computer this evening while Mae read a chapter of our book to us.
Tuesday, May 6, 2003
We got up and started our reading of the Book of Mormon in English and Tagalog, when I became very depressed. It just isn't coming through for me. I am only reading sounds. We went walking this morning at the collage then came home and prepared breakfast for the Elders. They were late but it worked out anyway. They went down to the phone co. with us and we thought we got everything worked out so that we can call long distant with out going through an operator. The lady at the phone co. said it would be working by this afternoon, but we tried about 5 PM to call the Clarks and it wouldn't let us. We went over to San Jose to the Bank of the Philippines Islands and met with the Branch Manager. She was very pleasant and we got an account opened so that we can deposit a checks drawn on Wells Fargo in Utah and after they clear, have them converted to Paso's that we can draw out through a check, the ATM or at the Bank. That should work out. We stopped at the store for a few items. It took us all morning to get those things done. That is one thing about this place, things o at a slow pace. After lunch we took a nap. I know that I am a real concern for Mae because of my discouragement. I worked on financial records for a while and found the P700 mistake that Sister Clark had made in our reimbursement. We call to let them know. Elder Clark and I visited a while about ways to transport some of the families that lives some distant from town into church. Mae entered more records into our computer file and I did some studying for my presentation this Saturday. Mae prepared one of our favorite casseroles for diner this evening. It was sure good. We tried to get E-mails today, but everyone seems to be having problems and our phone doesn't work yet. That's the way things seem to go here.
Wednesday, May 7, 2003
We got and went walking this morning even though it was late before we got to bed last night. We got the phone working, so called our family. We were able to talk to Sandi & Terry, Becky, Shellie and Jeff. We didn't reach David or Scott so just left messages for them. Mae worked most of the day entering names into the computer. We took a break this morning and took the material for me some new pants to President Mercado's mother. We also took a lamp that we bought at Cabanatuan to Ronald to see if he could fix it.  This afternoon we took another break and went to the internet cafe and got some e-mail from Shellie, David Michael, David and Georgia. While there we sent two pictures to our family, an e-mail to my family, to Mae-s family and one to Mae's friends from work. Mae got the records all entered for Guimba 2nd Branch before quitting tonight. It was after 11 PM before we got to bed.
Thursday, May 8, 2003
We were too tired to get up and go walking this morning. We had a nice breakfast and left in time to get to Zone Conference, but when we got there at 1/4 to, it was already starting. We felt bad coming late, and then President Brimhall said that they had moved up the starting time and hadn't informed us of the change. It was a great conference and we really enjoyed it. When we took a break and had refreshments, I noticed that the Elders left a mess, so I got a mop and broom and cleaned up. When we finished up, Erma had box lunches for us and again it was very good. She will be leaving probably with in a month for a job in Canada and will really be missed by the missionaries. From Zone Conference we took Elder Irorita and Elder Jex with us. We stopped at President Nuque's to get a projector to take to Guimba, but it was not at his home. We went out to Guimba 3rd Branch chapel where the District was holding a Youth Conference. It was well attended and well organized. We went out with the youth with the challenge to give away a Book of Mormon. Elder Irorita, Mae and I ended up talking to a young Mother with a 7 month old baby. She is home from Hong Kong long enough to have her baby, but in a couple of months she will leave the baby with her mother-in-law and return to Hong Kong to earn money to raise the baby. That is to often the way these people are. Oh how they need the Proclamation to the World. It started to rain so we had to return to the Chapel. A lady saw us hurrying to get out of the rain and came out with an umbrella and walked to the chapel with us, then returned to her home with the umbrella. That was so sweet of her. We got to visit with a couple of young Sisters about some problems, I hope we helped. We had to stop in Guimba and buy some bottled water because we had ran out and were so thirsty. We brought Elder Irorita and Jex back home with us. It was 8:30 PM by the time we got home. Mae fell asleep on the bed while I was making this entry. She is so special and good to me and I so often make her feel bad because of the way I speak to her. I did it again this afternoon. I just hope she will keep forgiving me. She is sure a special girl and a great blessing in my life. If I can just live worthy of her so I can have her as my Eternal companion.
Friday, May 9, 2003
We did get up and go walking this morning. It was a beautiful morning and we took a new route that we hadn't taken before. The collage grounds are very enjoyable, fairly quiet and peaceful. There are many large trees that give lots of shade. We attended the Missionary District meeting this morning and although we don't have a lot of assignment there, we enjoy the association with the full time Elders, and are continually amazed at their leadership abilities. We stopped and bought Mae some ice cream on the way home, also stopped at a road side stand and bought 6 mangoes. Marlyn had a nice dinner prepared for us when we returned. I was on the phone with Elder Pearson at the Mission Office, trying to get the Home Teaching programs working. This afternoon we went into Munoz to get help putting the internet line onto our computer, but will have to wait until Monday morning. I tried to find out what was wrong with our camera as it quite taking pictures. I finally gave up as I needed to do more preparation on my presentation for tomorrow. Mae read through the instruction booklet on the camera and found where it said to disconnect all power source for 3 minutes and let the computer reset it self. That worked and the camera seems to be working ok again. David called this evening. It was so good to hear from him. He will call again on Monday morning for Mothers Day so the children can talk to us. It was so good to hear his voice. We are late getting to bed again this evening.
Saturday, May 10, 2003
We got up and went walking at the collage then started dinner as we invited Elder and Sister Clark to have dinner with us after the meeting with the District President and the Branch Presidents. We got to Guimba at 9:45 AM and the Youth Conference was still going. That has really been a successful event and it was well planned. The Clarks got there at 10 AM, but there were no other leaders. At 11 AM we left and came to our place. I guess I misunderstood and I found out Sunday that the meeting was at 2 PM. I guess that if I do not understanding the language and do not understanding the way these people think, I just get mixed up. We really enjoyed visiting with the Clarks but felt bad that they came out here for almost nothing.
Sunday, May 11, 2003
We met with two Elders at San Jose this morning at 7:45. We went to the chapel where we met with the Bishop and his councilor. One Elder went with the Bishop, while the other Elder and the councilor went with Mae and me. We visited a couple that is less active. He has been an Elders Quorum President but hasn't gone to church for over a year or two. He says that his problem is that he can't conceive that as man is, God once was and that as God is, man may become. I told him that I couldn't conceive it either, but that I know that Joseph Smith was a Prophet of God and bore my testimony to the truthfulness of the Church. We challenged them to pray and read the Book of Mormon daily and not to let things that we don't understand hang us up. Through study, prayer and time we will understand. We had a very good visit with them and challenged them to also prepare to get there Endowments in the Temple and to be Sealed for Time and all Eternity in the Temple. We also visited another Brother, but his wife wouldn't come out and visit with us. I got the feeling that she is not a member. We visited three Single Sisters that I understand are going to the Institute Ward. We then went back and reported out visits to the Bishop. It was a good morning. We hadn't planned to be the complete morning and had wanted to go to Guimba 2nd Branch and visit with the Branch President, but will have to do that another day. Mae isn't feeling the best, she has a tooth ache. She lay down for a few minutes while I prepared some lunch. We attended Munoz 2nd Branch meetings this afternoon. When we got home this afternoon, Mae laid down to sleep. I made my journal entry.
Monday, May 12, 2003
Today has been rather a discouraging day. Mae has had a tooth ache and hasn't felt well. I went down to the computer shop for an appointment to get the internet put on our computer, but the owner I had the appointment with wasn't there. They reached him on the cell phone and he said he would meet me at 6 PM. I went to San Jose and it took me almost an hour to make a deposit. I stopped at the store and bought some groceries. Other than doing some studying I didn't get much done this afternoon. I went down to the computer shop at 6 PM and it was closed up. I hope we are doing something that is worth while being here. I am sure the Lord sent us here for something, but right now I wonder what.  I thought I got every thing ready, but when I dial it gives me an error message. I gave up for tonight. We did spend some time planning presentations and studying before going to bed.
Tuesday, May 13, 2003
Mae isn't feeling well today so we slept in. We invited Elder Jex and Elder Irorita for breakfast. Mike and David both called to wish Mae a Happy Mothers Day. I let them talk to her and the Elders helped me with Tagalog. We also discussed some other training for the Elders on Home Teaching. Mae called Dr. Mildred Santos Rosales in Angeles and got an appointment to get her teeth checked this afternoon at 5 PM. I ask the Elders if they would help me administer to Mae, which they did. President Brimhall called to find out how Mae is doing and offered his concerns. When I said we were bringing her to Angeles to the Dentist he was glad. He was also concerned as to me knowing the way, and was relieved when I told him that Elder Jex had drawn me a map. We left for Angeles about 11 AM and got there before 2 PM. Elder and Sister Clark took us shopping. Mae wanted to go even though she didn't feel very well. Mae was very impressed with Dr. Rosales. She checked her teeth and cleaned them. She gave Mae a prescription for some medicine and wants her to come back Friday afternoon. The bill came to P800 or about $16. She also doesn't think that removing all of Mae's teeth and giving her false teeth will solve the problem but is afraid that Mae will have trouble all of her life. We came on home, getting here after 9PM. Mae went right to bed while I got things in and made this journal entry. I then played a game of Harts on the computer just to relax.
Wednesday, May 14, 2003
Mae still isn't feeling well so we again slept in. Marlyn came this morning or we probably would have slept longer. We worked on the internet setup until we finally got it working. We were on the phone several times with the phone company. At first our line wasn't set up right. Then we couldn't get it to except our pass word. We finally found out that the phone co. was having us use the wrong pass word. After getting it working we got the e-mails from Scott, Jeff, Maggie Klaas, Jacqueline Thompson and Billie Ririe. When I started to read Scott's I got so homesick that I couldn't read. Scott and Mishelle also sent a beautiful picture they made for Mae especially for Mothers-Day. We sent our family letter to our children and sent all the family letters to David and Shauna, as we found out that they haven't been getting the e-mails. This afternoon we took a nap, and then worked on outlines for our family reactivation assignment. Mae hasn't felt well all day. Sister Mercado came over with her son Larry and brought my slacks she made for me. I tried all three pair on and they are great. When I ask her how much, she said P250 each. I gave her P1000 for them and feel they are worth that. We gave her material for two dresses for Mae. We visited for a while with them and really enjoyed them. After super Mae went to bed early. I stayed up and did some studying, then played a couple of games of Harts. At 9:45 PM I woke Mae and had her try to call Dr. Cottel, our Dentist in Utah. Dr. Santos wants some history on one of her teeth from him. She tried to call but they are closed on Wednesday and that is what day it is there. We will have to try tomorrow night.
Thursday, May 15, 2003
We slept in, then at 8 AM Elder Jex and Elder Irorita came over to help us with our Tagalog. I guess I took up all the time so we decided that next time Elder Irorita will help Mae and Elder Jex will help me. The Elders wanted to use our computer to plan some of the training for the Elders in the District meetings. We invited them to have lunch with us. After lunch and doing up the dishes, we took a nap. I went down to the Munoz Chapel at 4 PM for a meeting with the Munoz 2nd Branch concerning Home Teaching. I waited until 5 PM but no one came so I went over and filled the car with gas and came home. I was upset that no one came for the meeting and expressed my frustrations by throwing my boot down. I'm not sure but I must have also sworn. Anyway I really upset Mae. I went outside to go for a walk, but don't feel good about walking here on the streets, so just set out on the porch trying to sort through my feelings. When I came back in Mae was writing me a letter and really bawled me out for my actions. I guess I deserve it, but I am very frustrated not knowing what to do. Elder Jex advised me to just pick one pronoun and listen for that word as I hear the people speak. While I was outside I tried that with the family across the street, but didn't pick out one word that was said. Along with the language, I am not sure how to help the Priesthood Leaders, especially when I can't meet with them. I have prayed for guidance and direction and understanding, put as of yet that hasn't happened. I also need patients. I not sure of my feelings, not alone, being able to put them down in writing. When we took our showers this morning the drain plugged up and we had a swimming pool in our bathroom. Because of our problems and having to call Dr. Cottel in Ogden, we were very late getting to bed. I had Elder Irorita call our landlord so he could tell them what the problem was. They said they would be over today to get it unplugged, but didn't make it. I put my rubbers on my cowboy boots and we had to slip that pair of boots on to use the bathroom, what a pain. This evening I saw a large spider on our cupboard and killed it. After writing in my journal I wrote quite a lot in the stories I am trying to write down for my family. Mae came in and we started to talk, and then said prayers, by the time I got back to the computer, it had locked up with an error and I lost all my work.
Friday, May 16, 2003
I woke with a start about 3 AM dreaming about a spider on me. It took me a long time to get back to sleep. We got up at 5 AM and took some what of a bath in the kitchen sink. We left at 6:45 AM for the mission home. Traffic was bad put we made it about 10 AM. We stopped by the bank and gave them a $500 check to cash for us. Their phone line was down so they had to wait to get it cashed. I said that we would return but if not they could give it to Elder or Sister Clark for us. We went over to the mission office, but everyone was at District Meeting, so I worked on a letter to the branch Presidents. When the Clarks came they took Mae and I out to lunch at a Chinese Restaurant. It was very good. We also enjoyed visiting with them. I worked with Elder Pearson on the computer programs for Home Teaching. Mae went to the Dentist, who checked her teeth and x-rayed them. It looks like we will make several trips to her before they get them cleared up. It was after 5:30 PM before we left for home, getting there about 8:30 PM, but we stopped at McDonalds to eat. When we got home we found that the landlord had been here and unclogged the bathroom drain, so we were happy for that. We checked the e-mail and had an e-mail from Shellie and Jeani, so Mae was on the computer for a while with that. I then had to enter my journal. It was after 10:30 PM before we got to bed.
Saturday, May 17, 2003
We slept in, and then I had a District Meeting to attend. President Mercado and President Nuque were there and we had a very successful meeting. I really felt good about that. This afternoon Mae and I attended the Munoz Branch 2 activity. They had the use of a privet resort with swimming pools. It was well attended and we enjoyed being with them even though we couldn't go in swimming with them. This evening we worked on various projects until almost 10 PM, on the computer. I don't know what we would have done had we not brought this laptop computer with us. We are always saying that we need two computers so we can each be working on them at the same time.
Yesterday while with the Clark's, we learned of a family that the father had been shot in the leg, and because of the poverty of the family, couldn't afford to get medical attention. The bones have now deterate to the point that he cannot walk or work. The wife just gave birth to their second child and couldn't afford to stay off work, so went back the day after giving birth. As a result of going back to work to soon she has complications and now can't work at all, now there is no income for the family. They live in a tent with no sides, and one bed. There is no electricity or plumbing or any of the essentials for a home. Boy! Your hart just hurts for these people. I called Sister Clark this morning and ash her to take some money from the check that I took to the Bank yesterday for cash and get some food or what ever would best help this family.
Sunday, May 18, 2003
We went to Guimba this morning and attended the Guimba 2nd Branch. I was really impressed with the attendance. The brother that gave the Priesthood lesson really impressed also. Because Mae and I had read the lesson, I was able to have an idea of what he was talking about, but the Spirit that was with him and the way he gave the lesson is what impressed me. After Priesthood I commented to Elder Wilkinson about the lesson and he informed me that this brother has only been a member for three months. He also told me a little of his history. He is married and has two daughters. While he was taking the Missionary lessons, his wife didn't want any thing to do with them. Her brother had a job lined up for her to go to Japan as an entertainer. (In Japan an entertainer is most of the time a prostitute.) Any way she would make good money. When her husband objected the brother had a contract put out on his life. He had to flee to Manila and hide for a while, when he returned his wife had gone. With the Philippine laws on marriage he can not get a divorce nor ever remarry as long as she is alive. The trials these people have to face continually amaze us. We came back home for lunch, then returned to Munoz 2nd Branch for Sacrament meeting there. Mae had baked a cake and made baked chicken for dinner. The Elders had appointments until late so we invited them to stop in before quitting for the night. They came about 8:45 PM and we warmed up some diner for them, then I drove them to there place.
Monday, May 19, 2003
We went walking this morning, then went to the basketball court to watch the Elders and the youth from Munoz 2nd Branch play ball, however the youth didn't show up. We came back home and decided to call Scott & Mishelle. It just happened that all the Utah Family was gathered together, so we got to talk to all of them. I got a little concerned about the cost so that put a damper on things. We went shopping at San Jose and again being concerned about cost and I could feel it with Mae. We tried to take some pictures but our camera isn't working. We took a nap, and then worked on language. We sent letters to our family, Bishop Walker and President Saunders. We were a while doing that, Mae got on the computer and sent a reply to Scott, then started writing to Sandy Peterson. I said too much and again upset her. We love each other and enjoy being to gather, but some times with all the pressures things get tense. We talked quite a while this evening before going to bed to get feelings out.
Tuesday, May 20, 2003
We didn't get up in time to walk today. Elder Jex and Elder Irorita came over at 8:30 AM and helped us with the Tagalog language. David called about 9:25 AM and we visited with them for over 1/2 hr. as his Mothers Day gift. They just returned from a trip to Las Vegas boating on Lake Mead. They had a wonderful time. David said that his work is going great. His group was mentioned in a memo from the President of the Company because of their outstanding success. It was good to visit with them and to sing Happy Birthday to Shauna. Mike sent us an e-mail concerning the refinancing of our house. We spent some time trying to order Norton Anti-Virus on the inter-net, but didn't get through. We also got another message that was strange to us. I e-mailed Mike back with answers to his e-mail and questions about our computer. Our drain in the bathroom plugged up again today, so I spent a while getting that opened back up. We studied Tagalog through out the day and went visiting this evening. We only visited the Sarianto family, but had a nice visit there.
Wednesday, May 21, 2003
We read our scriptures, went walking and then came home for showers and breakfast. We did companion study, with most of our time going to set up our schedules. We got some studying in on Tagalog and it was time for lunch. Marlyn prepared a fish dish for us that was good but Mae felt a little squeamish about the fish eyes still being in the fish. We did get a nap in and worked more on Tagalog before going out to visit. We stopped at the Umibig's and set up an appointment to visit with them on Tuesday. We drove around the area trying to find another family, but didn't find them so we will have to check with the Elders as to where they live. We worked on a presentation on "The Purpose of Life". We checked our e-mail as we needed an answer from Mike. There was a note from Shellie with concern for a family we had told our family about. They said they would deposit $100.00 in our account to help out. Mike did reply to our e-mail questions. There was an e-mail also from Sandy Peterson. Mike also sent 2 pictures of Mattie and a picture of all our family gathered at Scott's on Sunday. It was great to get the e-mails and the pictures. We were late getting to bed. Boy, the time goes by fast!
Thursday, May 22, 2003
This morning we got up, read the scriptures and then went walking. We came back to our house, showered, ate breakfast and then left for Guimba. Traffic was heavy so we were a few minutes late getting to the Guimba Chapel. The Elders, the Branch President and the 2nd Counselor were there, but they didn't have a key to the parking lot gate. When the 1st Counselor came he and the other counselor went some place and when they returned they had the key. Mae went into the Primary room where there was an air conditioner while the rest of met in the Branch Presidents office. We had an opening prayer, and then I explained what my ideas were as to the Branch records and how we could use them for Home Teaching and to correct the CMIS records. We had a very successful meeting and finished shortly after noon. We came back home and got something to eat and them laid down for a nap. We got up enthused to start correcting the computer records, but found that we couldn't get the Micro Soft Access program to work. We finally tried to call Elder Pearson at the Mission Office, but he was out. After dinner this evening we watched the video containing "Man's Search for Happiness", "The First Vision" and "The Restoration of the Priesthood" all three in Tagalog. While doing that we cut each others hair, and then showered before going to bed. David called just as we were going to bed. He and Mike want to know what they can do to help the family that we told them about that is in such need. We will check with President Brimhall and let them know. It was good to hear from him, the call came through so clear. We sure have a neat family.
Friday, May 23, 2003
We didn't go walking this morning as Mae wanted to bake cookies to take to District meeting for the Elders. Sister Mercado came with the dresses she had made for Mae. Mae was very pleased with them. We enjoyed District meeting as always for we are so impressed with the Elders. Elder Jex had Mae & I take a few minutes at the first of the meeting and explain a little about Home Teaching. We came home for lunch and Marlyn had it ready for us. It was very good. We took a nap and then did some studying in Tagalog and prepared a fun exercise in the Tagalog language for our Grandchildren. We did go out and visit with the Nieto family this afternoon. We had a good visit and invited them to come over to our home on Saturday, May 31.  We sent two short e-mails to Scott and one to Mike. While Mae did that I popped some corn to have with us tomorrow while we travel to Angeles. I made this journal entry and we went to bed by 10 PM.
Saturday, May 24, 2003
We got up at 4 AM to get off to Angeles this morning. We left at 6 AM and got there just a little after 8 AM. We visited with the Clark's a few minutes then got started working on the Home Teaching program with Elder Pearson. President and Sister Brimhall wanted Elder & Sister Clark, and Mae & I to go with them to take some pictures under a huge Rain Tree. It was big and should be some great pictures. Our camera isn't working so I hope they send us some copies. We got quite a lot done with Elder Pearson, and then went out to eat with President & Sister Brimhall, Elder & Sister Clark at a Chinese restaurant. When we got back to the office, President Brimhall wanted to have us explain what we are doing and how it can be used in the Mission. He wants us to type up a set of detailed instructions so that this system can be used by other groups. Mae and I worked on the files trying to be sure we understood each phase of the system. We did run into a couple of problems, but over all it's working. Elder Pearson had left before we were able to find these questions, so we hope he can help us a little Monday when we come back. We left for Munoz shortly after 5 Pm. We stopped at McDonalds in Tarlac on the way home for dinner. We also filled the car up with gas when we got to Munoz, so we would be ready to go Monday morning.
Sunday, May 25, 2003
We did sleep in until 6 AM, the attended the Sacrament meeting for Munoz 1st Branch. As we came in President Gajonera came to me and ask if I could help him. I ask how? He said that neither of his counselors had come and neither had his speakers for Sacrament meeting. I said I would talk. I tried to put my thoughts together during the Sacrament and prayed for help. I ask Mae if she would bear her Testimony. She gave a short talk and testimony on prayer. I used the "Jacobs Dream" outline that we had prepared for my subject. It worked well, although I had to give it in English. I brought Mae home, I took a short nap and then I went back to a meeting with the District Presidency. That went well although I am not quite sure what President Mercado wants me to do for the meeting on June 14th. Elder and Sister Clark came for dinner, also we invited Elder Irorita and Elder Jex also. I had to miss it because of the meeting. I met Elder Clark at Priesthood meeting of Munoz 2nd Branch. We attended that set of Branch meetings. Mae and I came home and I wrote a letter to our family, getting it just about completed, when I tried to bring up another file and lost my letter because I hadn't saved it. I was late rewriting it and didn't feel that I liked the 2nd one as well as the 1st. Mae stayed up longer doing some typing.
Monday, May 26, 2003
We got up at 4 AM so we could get away by 6 AM. However, as I opened the gates, Ed, our neighbor across the street, was out so I spoke to him. He visited with us for a few minutes. We didn't have time but it isn't too often we get to visit with him, so we took the time. When we got to Tarlac, the Sony dealer wasn't open yet. It was 7:45 AM, so we went to McDonalds and got breakfast. We went back to the Sony dealer and they were just opening, when we had him look at our camera, it worked perfect. We got to the mission home at 9:30 AM when we got to the mission home. Elder Pearson was waiting for us for their plans changed and he needed to take two of the Elders to get their drivers license. He worked with us for just a few minutes and got our problem solved. We got to Mae's dentist appointment at 10:05 AM. She worked on Mae's teeth and explained the situation to us, taking over two hours. It had been raining all day, but when we were inside of the Dentist office, it really started coming down. The water was running down the street until it was about 3 or 4 inches deep and covered half the road. By the time we left, it had let up and the water was soon gone. It has continued to rain lightly all day. Elder and Sister Clark invited us to eat dinner with them. The food was wonderful and we did enjoy visiting with them. When you drive onto Clark Base you enter a different world. The traffic changes, the crowded dirty villages are left behind and many of the beauties of the Philippine Islands are there. We really notice the change. We came home and took a short nap, then got up and ate supper. I then wrote in my journal, before we got on the enter-net. We got letters of to our family, then Mae wrote a letter to Lois Falck (was Porter) and a letter Elder & Sister Staples. The Staples are also serving here in the Philippines, although in another mission, but we were in the Sr. M.T.C. together. We know Lois from the first time we lived in Arizona. We hadn't heard much of her, except that she had got a divorce. We met her and her at the Sr. M.T.C. also; she and her husband were working there. Well it was after 10:30 PM before we got to bed.
Tuesday, May 27, 2003
Mae wasn't feeling the best so when I got up, I let her sleep. I woke this morning having a dream about my extended Family. It didn't make much sense but it made me Home Sick just the same. I wrote Roy and Linda an e-mail. Mae prepared breakfast while I was still on the computer. We started working on Guimba 2nd Branch data file. President Mercado called me asking me to get a message to President Roselio A. Cabuyaban of the Guimba 1st Branch. I called President Nuque to see if he had a phone number that he could give me or that he might go with me to Guimba or draw me a map. He wasn't home when I called but he called me back in a little while when he got home. When he didn't have a phone number or know where he lived, I mentioned driving out there. He said, for my safety don't drive out there. There is too much water. It has been raining every since yesterday and very hard. I called the Elders shortly after noon and they said they thought they could deliver the messages. When I hung up, president Mercado called to see if I had been able to get the messages through. I was glad that I was able to report my actions. After lunch I tried to arrange the washing on lines so it would dry. However with all this rain and the moister in the air I am not to sure how successful that will be. We took a nap, and then went to San Jose shopping. After returning home we prepared a presentation to give to the Umipig. After eating dinner we wet to their home. They were not home, so we returned home. It has continued to rain through out the day and doesn't sound like it is going to stop. I guess we are really in the rainy season. We decided to watch the DVD that the Clark's loaned us "Finding Faith in Christ".
Wednesday, May 27, 2003
I woke sick during the night with diarrhea and stomach cramps. I stayed in bed and slept except to run to the C. R. Mae worked on the CMIS for Guimba 2nd Branch and got it corrected before the end of the day. It has rained all day very hard. Marlyn said the storm was a #2 typhoon.
Thursday, May 28, 2003
I was still sick this morning. It rained until 6AM before letting up. Elder Jex and his new companion came over for breakfast, to give Mae a language lesson and to use our computer. Before they left I had them give me a blessing. This afternoon Mike called and said they are having problems with a bill from Home Depot. He gave me a phone number to call. I waited until 11PM this evening and called Home Depot, when I called it is an automated system and the first thing I need is my account number, so it wouldn't let me have access nor let me talk to anyone. I e-mailed Mike back asking him to find a statement and e-mail me the account number. Mae and I worked this afternoon and evening on writing up a flow chart and instructions for the home teaching system. Mae stayed up late, but at 9:30 PM I did lay down for a nap.
Friday, May 29, 2003
We attended district meeting, then had an interview with President Brimhall. We showed him what we have done on the Home Teaching program and he was excited. We invited President Brimhall, Elder Jex and Elder Barrett for lunch. This afternoon, we went to San Jose where we bought a hammer, nails and a board so could put some clothes lines in the storage shed to dry clothes during this rainy season. We also bought me some boots. We don't know when we will need them with all the rain we keep getting. We went over to find President Nuque's home during the daylight so we can find it tomorrow morning at 3AM. We also visited Susan Corpus and her daughter Joy, to show them some pictures. Although we tried, we were late getting to bed.
Saturday, May 30, 2003
We got up at 1AM so we could get ready and over to President Nuque's by 3AM. He then had us leave our car at the Church parking lot. There were two buses full, each having 10 people plus the van that President Nuque hired which had 9 of us in it. It was almost 4AM before we got away, getting to the Manila Temple. We ate our breakfast on the tables on the back patio, as the temple doesn't have a cafeteria. Mae and I went through a session, in Tagalog but we used the ear phones in English. We thought that they wanted to get away shortly after 2PM, so we just waited, but the Nuque's were after 4:30PM with the work they wanted to do. I did get the opportunity to shake hands with Sister and President Oaks. They were coming in the Temple just as I was about to leave. We took several pictures and visited with several we know and some we just met. It was almost 5PM when we left for home. It was after 9:30PM when we got to Munoz. The church parking lot was locked up and President Nuque didn't have a key. President Nuque climbed over the fence and got our key to the house out of the car, then took us home. Because I have to leave early in the morning, I called the Elders, and then walked to the highway. There, I found a trike for hire and we picked up the Elders, and then went to the church. With their key, we were able to unlock the gate and get the car out. It was after mid-night when I got to bed and Mae stayed up later than that. It cost us P700 for the bus trip and P30 for the trike fare, so it was a little expensive, plus a long day. We were sure tired.


Hi! My Name is Nawal Suleiman and I am a Computer Eng/Full Stack Dev, from Jordan.
My Linkedin Personal Account
Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering from Jordan University of Science and Technology and Full Stack JavaScript Application Development Certificate from Luminus Technical University College (LTUC)
I’m currently working at Al Ghurair Foundation for Education Their account on LinkedIn Open Linkedin ,My roles are Customer Support Specialist(The scope of work involves providing customer support services to Young Thinkers via email and Course content creation support(Course Support in Open EdX. Specifically, I upload course content (in English and Arabic) into an existing OpenEdX course (based on an existing template)) in AL GHURAIR YOUNG THINKERS PROGRAM Powered by Arizona State University.
Most of my experiences lie in Customer Care Services ,full-stack development and Linux server administration. I have worked with HTML/CSS, Javascript/NodeJS, some other languages like C# and C++.
Loves Family 👨👩👧 , Sherine Abdel-Wahab 💙, Coding 💻 , Reading Books 📚 & Watching Movies 🎥
About Me
R.I.P Dad
- My Family : My family consists of 8 members, my father ( may God have mercy on him)He passed away in 2006, my mother (may God protect her) works in voluntary work and she is a community woman. I have 4 sisters and one brother, my arrangement is the middle in the family, and we have 4 grandchildren.
I am from southern Jordan, from a city called Tafila. I grew up there and moved with my family to many Jordanian cities, but now I live in Tafila.
- My Core Values are : Honesty and loyalty,Mutual respect,Sencirty in work,Support and like each other and A passion to pursue and focus on our dreams
People need each other to live this life, more relationships mean more opportunities, helping each other if we can, healthy people make life so much better, and it's not a good idea to live alone.what motivates me to wake up in the morning every day is my passion, because I love what I do.And what keeps me awake at night is knowing that tomorrow is a new day to do something good for myself and for others so, I need a plan. 😇
- My three most important strengths: mentorship, agility, problem-solving, and efficient collaboration. I can benefit from my strengths by using them wisely and making others benefit from me.😎
- My lower three competencies :
Prioritization, judgment and competence of confidence, I should be more courageous in addressing and confronting any concerns I have, learning from and benefiting from other people's experiences. 😞
I try to maximize hard work , passion and never give up even if I fail sometimes. Then I need to focus on reducing my aspiration to others and making me disappointed because everyone has his own journey.
- When I'm out of work: You see me hanging out with my loved ones🤗, watching tennis matches 🎾because I love Roger Federer, or watching Real Madrid matches⚽ “Oh Barcelona fans”, don't hate me 🥵 , playing with the family's children 👩👦👦 , writing some thoughts or the most important thing, listening to my favorite singer Sherine Abdel Wahab.👩🎨💝
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"Stop scaring yourself with thoughts about what might go wrong.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block content %} {% set currentPage = 'workcoachView' %} {% include "includes/main_nav.html" %} Management performance search {% include "latest/performance_filters.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block page_scripts %} {% endblock %}


OMISE-GO
Omise is a payment service provider currently operating in Thailand. Omise provides a set of clean APIs that helps merchants of any size accept credit cards online.
This library offers GO integration to the Omise API.
Install with:
go get github.com/omise/omise-go
COMPLIANCE WARNING
Card data should never transit through your server. This library provides means to create tokens on the server side but should only be used for testing or only if you currently have a valid PCI-DSS Attestation of Compliance (AoC) delivered by a certified QSA Auditor.
Instead we recommend that you follow our guide on how to safely collect credit information.
USAGE
See godoc.org in tandem with the Omise API Documentation for usage instruction.
Example:
package main
import (
"log"
"github.com/omise/omise-go"
"github.com/omise/omise-go/operations"
)
const (
// Read these from environment variables or configuration files!
OmisePublicKey = "pkey_test_521w1g1t7w4x4rd22z0"
OmiseSecretKey = "skey_test_521w1g1t6yh7sx4pu8n"
)
func main() {
client, e := omise.NewClient(OmisePublicKey, OmiseSecretKey)
if e != nil {
log.Fatal(e)
}
// Creates a token from a test card.
token, createToken := &omise.Token{}, &operations.CreateToken{
Name: "OMISE-GO Test Card",
Number: "4242424242424242",
ExpirationMonth: 12,
ExpirationYear: 2018,
}
if e := client.Do(token, createToken); e != nil {
log.Fatal(e)
}
// Creates a charge from the token
charge, createCharge := &omise.Charge{}, &operations.CreateCharge{
Amount: 100000, // ฿ 1,000.00
Currency: "thb",
Card: token.ID,
}
if e := client.Do(charge, createCharge); e != nil {
log.Fatal(e)
}
log.Printf("charge: %s amount: %s %d\n", charge.ID, charge.Currency, charge.Amount)
}
API VERSION
You can choose which API version to use with Omise. Each new API version has new features and might not be compatible with previous versions. You can change the default version by visiting your Omise Dashboard.
The version configured here will have higher priority than the version set in your Omise account. This is useful if you have multiple environments with different API versions for testing. (e.g. Development on the latest version but production is on an older version).
client.APIVersion = "2015-11-06"
It is highly recommended to set this version to the current version you're using. You can learn more about this feature in our versioning guide.
LICENSE
See LICENSE file.


ITS::WICS::XML2XLIFF::ITSSegmenter - Extract translation-units using ITS segmentation (internal use only)
The following function may be exported:
extract_convert_its
Arguments are the document root and the match index. Returns (as a list) an array ref of trans-unit elements and an array ref of standoff elements.
Nathan Glenn<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This software is Copyright (c) 2013 by DFKI.
This is free software, licensed under:
The MIT (X11) License


I'm a final year undergraduate at CUHK, majoring in Mathematics and Information Engineering. I'm also an ELITE student in Faculty of Engineering, CUHK.
CUHK Faculty of Engineering ELITE student
IET student member
Course: Big Data Analytics
Courses: Material Genome Assessment; Neural Prosthetic Engineering
Courses: 3D Printing; Cyber Security
CUHK Outgoing Term Exchange Program
Perform research programming on developing a derivatives pricing software for bank users
Performed independent research on self-powered electronic tag with solar panel and LED
Performed research programming in Natural Language Processing and Big Data
Performed independent research on covert communication
Performed literature review and analysis on building-integrated photovoltaics and acoustic study
• EPIN1020 Design Thinking and Practice
• COMM5961 Topical Studies in New Media I
Purchased items of value up to 60,000 HKD and provided support for different activities
Streamlined the daily operations of the Student Union, with around 60 members and 10 departments
Organized a myriad of activities including Student Representative Conference, Sports & Arts Festival
Offered voluntary teaching and cared for the migrant children in the suburban community
Planned voluntary teaching program in Mainland China, organized selection interview and training


Turkey offers $700,000 bounty for Mohammed Dahlan
Ankara puts Palestinian on most-wanted list, accuses exiled former Fatah official of involvement in 2016 coup attempt.
Turkey has offered four million lira ($700,000) for information leading to the arrest of Mohammed Dahlan, a former official in the Palestinian Fatah party who lives in exile in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Ankara accuses the 58-year-old of being a mercenary for the UAE and involved in a 2016 coup attempt against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
More:
Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu on Friday told the Hurriyet newspaper that Dahlan was placed on the "most-wanted terrorists list", linking him to what Ankara calls the Gulenist Terror Group (FETO) and US-based Turkish businessman Fethullah Gulen.
Ankara blames Gulen and his FETO movement for the coup attempt on July 15, 2016. Gulen denies involvement.
Turkish newspaper the Daily Sabah reported on Friday that Dahlan was accused of transferring funds to FETO.
Dahlan was expelled from Fatah's ruling body in 2011 on allegations of plotting to overthrow his former ally in Fatah, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, and has been living in exile in the UAE since 2012.
In 2016, a Palestinian court sentenced Dahlan in absentia to three years in prison for corruption and ordered him to repay $16m, according to his lawyers.
He was head of internal security in Gaza, but fell from favour after his forces were overpowered by Hamas in 2007.
'Agent of Israel'
Turkish media regularly accuse Dahlan of involvement in the coup bid, and recently of playing a role in last year's murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul.
In an interview with Al Jazeera last month, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu accused the UAE of harbouring "a terrorist": "[Dahlan] fled to you because he is an agent of Israel".
Cavusoglu further charged the UAE, which has tense relations with Turkey, with trying to replace Abbas with Dahlan.
Dahlan responded vehemently in an interview with a Saudi broadcaster, accusing Erdogan of supporting "terrorist groups" in Syria, stealing gold from the Libyan central bank and "acting as if he were commander of the faithful".


This engineering class is a place where I will learn how to put things together from using websites to using tools and actually building your my own projects.
About Me
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Projects


Data Fields | |
| int | iSize |
| Must be set to sizeof the structure. | |
| int | iPropertyType |
| Must be set to ADL_DL_DISPLAYPROPERTY_TYPE_EXPANSIONMODE or ADL_DL_DISPLAYPROPERTY_TYPE_USEUNDERSCANSCALING. | |
| int | iExpansionMode |
| Get or Set ADL_DL_DISPLAYPROPERTY_EXPANSIONMODE_CENTER or ADL_DL_DISPLAYPROPERTY_EXPANSIONMODE_FULLSCREEN or ADL_DL_DISPLAYPROPERTY_EXPANSIONMODE_ASPECTRATIO or ADL_DL_DISPLAYPROPERTY_TYPE_ITCFLAGENABLE. | |
| int | iSupport |
| Display Property supported? 1: Supported, 0: Not supported. | |
| int | iCurrent |
| Display Property current value. | |
| int | iDefault |
| Display Property Default value. |
This structure is used to store the display property for the current adapter.
Must be set to sizeof the structure.
Display Property supported? 1: Supported, 0: Not supported.
Display Property current value.
Display Property Default value.


Installation¶
Using setuptools¶
To obtain the latest released version of statsmodels using pip
pip install -U statsmodels
Or follow this link to our PyPI page, download the wheel or source and install.
Statsmodels is also available in through conda provided by Anaconda. The latest release can be installed using
conda install -c conda-forge statsmodels
Obtaining the Source¶
We do not release very often but the master branch of our source code is usually fine for everyday use. You can get the latest source from our github repository. Or if you have git installed:
git clone git://github.com/statsmodels/statsmodels.git
If you want to keep up to date with the source on github just periodically do:
git pull
in the statsmodels directory.
Windows Nightly Binaries¶
If you are not able to follow the build instructions below, we occasionally upload builds of the GitHub repository to https://anaconda.org/statsmodels/statsmodels. This version can be installed using conda
conda install -c statsmodels statsmodels=0.8.0_dev
Installation from Source¶
You will need a C compiler installed to build statsmodels. If you are building from the github source and not a source release, then you will also need Cython. You can follow the instructions below to get a C compiler setup for Windows.
Linux¶
Once you have obtained the source, you can do (with appropriate permissions):
python setup.py install
Or:
python setup.py build
python setup.py install
Windows¶
It is strongly recommended to use 64-bit Python if possible.
Python 2.7¶
Obtain Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python 2.7 and then install using
python setup.py install
Python 3.5¶
Download and install the most recent version of Visual Studio Community Edition and then install using
python setup.py install
32-bit or other versions of Python¶
You can build 32-bit version of the code on windows using mingw32.
First, get and install mingw32. Then, you’ll need to edit distutils.cfg. This is usually found somewhere like C:Python27Libdistutilsdistutils.cfg. Add these lines:
[build]
compiler=mingw32
Then in the statsmodels directory do:
python setup.py build
python setup.py install
OR
You can build 32-bit Microsoft SDK. Detailed instructions can be found on the Cython wiki here. The gist of these instructions follow. You will need to download the free Windows SDK C/C++ compiler from Microsoft. You must use the Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 to be comptible with Python 2.7, 3.1, and 3.2. The link for the 3.5 SP1 version is
For Python 3.3, you need to use the Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4, available from
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8279
For 7.0, get the ISO file GRMSDKX_EN_DVD.iso for AMD64. After you install this, open the SDK Command Shell (Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft Windows SDK v7.0 -> CMD Shell). CD to the statsmodels directory and type:
set DISTUTILS_USE_SDK=1
To build a 64-bit application type:
setenv /x64 /release
To build a 32-bit application type:
setenv /x86 /release
The prompt should change colors to green. Then proceed as usual to install:
python setup.py build
python setup.py install
For 7.1, the instructions are exactly the same, except you use the download link provided above and make sure you are using SDK 7.1.
If you want to accomplish the same without opening up the SDK CMD SHELL, then you can use these commands at the CMD Prompt or in a batch file.:
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
CALL "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0\Bin\SetEnv.cmd" /x64 /release
set DISTUTILS_USE_SDK=1
Replace /x64 with /x86 and v7.0 with v7.1 as needed.
Dependencies¶
statsmodels 0.8 was tested with the following minimal version requirements. However, some features require more recent versions.
Optional Dependencies¶
- Matplotlib >= 1.3 is needed for plotting functions and running many of the examples.
- If installed, X-12-ARIMA or X-13ARIMA-SEATS can be used for time-series analysis.
- Nose is required to run the test suite.
- IPython >= 3.0 is required to build the docs locally or to use the notebooks.


Installation
We assume that all the hostnames will be dns resolvable. If not, then
add the according entries in /etc/hosts
, please.
Add EPEL Repository
Run the following command to Add EPEL Repo.
rpm -ivh http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/6/x86_64/epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm
Apache Web Server
To setup Apache2 SSL, run the following commands:
yum install httpd mod_ssl
yum install curl hiredis jansson
Configure SSL Module
This section will guide you to create SSL certificates. Use the following commands to crete a directory and generate the certificates.
mkdir /etc/httpd/ssl
openssl req -new -x509 -sha256 -days 365 -nodes -out /etc/httpd/ssl/httpd.pem -keyout /etc/httpd/ssl/httpd.key
You will be prompted to enter some values such as company name, country etc. Please enter them and your certificate will be ready.
The next step is to configure Apache to use the certificates and use the following command to edit the vhost.conf file.
vi /etc/httpd/conf.d/vhost.conf
The important part of the configuration is to enter the path to the created SSL certificates. The example is given below.
Note: Please make sure to use the correct server name in the configuration file.
SSLCertificateFile /etc/httpd/ssl/httpd.pem
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/httpd/ssl/httpd.key
ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ServerName gluu.org
Restart Apache Server and you are done configuring the SSL Module. Use the command below to restart the Apache Server.
service httpd restart
Authentication Module (mod_auth_openidc)
Run the following command to install the mod_auth_openidc
module:
rpm -ivh https://github.com/pingidentity/mod_auth_openidc/releases/download/v1.8.2/mod_auth_openidc-1.8.2-1.el6.x86_64.rpm
Note: If there are any difficulties installing hiredis
and jansson
,
try to update the package database of your system using the following command:
yum upgrade
Load Authentication Module
Please make sure that the following shared-object file exists by running the following command:
ls -l /usr/lib64/httpd/modules/mod_auth_openidc.so
Next, create an Apache conf file for loading this module.
echo -e "LoadModule auth_openidc_module modules/mod_auth_openidc.so\nListen 44443" > /etc/httpd/conf.d/mod_auth_openidc.conf
The file /etc/httpd/conf.d/mod_auth_openidc.conf
will now contain
these two lines:
LoadModule auth_openidc_module modules/mod_auth_openidc.so
Listen 44443
This Apache mod should now be listening on port 44443. To enable this, start the Apache service (running gluuCE at ce.gluu.org):
service httpd start
Client Registration
There are two methods for client registration:
- Dynamic Client Registration
- Manual Client Registration
You can use any of the methods to register the client.
Dynamic Client Registration
For dynamic client registration, we'll name the server: dynamic.gluu.org.
Create a directory named dynamic
inside the directory /var/www/html
, that is:
mkdir /var/www/html/dynamic
Now, create a file named index.html
, and add the following content:
<html>
<title>
Protected URL
</title>
<body>
Nice to see the protected url via Dynamic Registration
</body>
</html>
Create another directory named metadata
inside the directory from
above to hold further metadata. Then, change the ownership of this
directory using this command:
chown -R apache:apache /var/www/html
Let's create the Apache configuration file now. Create a file named
/etc/httpd/conf.d/dynamic.conf
with the content as below:
<VirtualHost *:44443>
ServerName dynamic.gluu.org
DocumentRoot /var/www/html
OIDCMetadataDir /var/www/html/metadata
OIDCClientSecret secret
OIDCRedirectURI https://dynamic.gluu.org:44443/dynamic/fake_redirect_uri
OIDCCryptoPassphrase secret
OIDCSSLValidateServer Off
<Location /dynamic/>
AuthType openid-connect
Require valid-user
</Location>
SSLEngine On
SSLCertificateFile /etc/pki/tls/certs/localhost.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/pki/tls/private/localhost.key
</VirtualHost>
Here, both certificate and key files already exist on the server. You can use your own, too. Next, enable the site by running the following command, and restart the Apache service as:
ln -s /etc/httpd/sites-available/dynamic.conf
service httpd restart
Now, try to access this page,
and you'll be presented with a discovery page. To access this page,
enter<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
The usual choice as per present used uris is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. Note
that you have to use an existing user at the gluuCE along with an
existing uri. An example is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
After this the oxAuth page from gluuCE is displayed where you enter the credentials for authentication.
Manual Client Registration
Considering the manual client registration case, we will name the
server static.gluu.org
, instead.
Create a directory named /var/www/html/static
, i. e. with this
command:
mkdir /var/www/html/static
Now, let's create another file named index.html
with this content:
<html>
<title>
Protected URL
</title>
<body>
Nice to see the protected url via Manual registration
</body>
</html>
Then, change the ownerships by using this command:
chown -R apache:apache /var/www/html
Create a file named /etc/httpd/conf.d/static.conf
with the contents as
below:
<VirtualHost *:44443>
ServerName static.gluu.org
DocumentRoot /var/www/html
OIDCRedirectURI https://static.gluu.org:44443/static/fake_redirect_uri
OIDCCryptoPassphrase newsecret
OIDCProviderMetadataURL https://ce.gluu.org/.well-known/openid-configuration
OIDCClientID @!C648.9803.5565.E5CB!0001!0DB0.EEDB!0008!7728.5650
OIDCClientSecret newsecret
OIDCResponseType id_token
OIDCProviderTokenEndpointAuth client_secret_basic
OIDCProviderIssuer https://ce.gluu.org
OIDCSSLValidateServer Off
<Location /static/>
AuthType openid-connect
Require valid-user
</Location>
SSLEngine On
SSLCertificateFile /etc/httpd/ssl/httpd.pem
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/httpd/ssl/httpd.key
</VirtualHost>
Instead of pre-existing cert and key files, feel free to use your own. Next, enable the static site by running the following command, and restart the Apache service as below:
ln -s /etc/httpd/sites-available/sites-available/static.conf
service httpd restart
Now, try to access this page, and you should see the oxAuth page from gluuCE where you enter the credentials for authentication.
Chances are there that you'll see this error after logging in:
Error:
The OpenID Connect Provider returned an error: Error in handling response type.
The according Apache log looks like that:
[Fri Jun 05 14:48:28 2015] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] oidc_proto_validate_idtoken: id_token JSON payload did not contain the required-by-spec "sub" string value, referer: https://static.gluu.org:44443/static/fake_redirect_uri
[Fri Jun 05 14:48:28 2015] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] oidc_proto_parse_idtoken: id_token payload could not be validated, aborting, referer: https://static.gluu.org:44443/static/fake_redirect_uri
To solve this problem, log into the gluuCE server by running the following command:
service gluu-server login
Getting DN from Client ID
We get the client id from the search performed in Gluu Server's Web UI.
So, to get the DN part we perform the below command. The LDAP password
can be stored in /root/.pw
or at any other location that is convenient
for you. In our case the command is:
/opt/opendj/bin/ldapsearch -T -X -Z -p 1636 -D "cn=Directory Manager" -j /root/.pw -s sub -b "o=gluu" 'inum=@!C648.9803.5565.E5CB!0001!0DB0.EEDB!0008!7728.5650'
Create a file named mod.ldif
with the contents given below. The DN
part to be used in mod.ldif
is obtained from output of the command
above:
dn: inum=@!C648.9803.5565.E5CB!0001!0DB0.EEDB!0008!7728.5650,ou=clients,o=@!C648.9803.5565.E5CB!0001!0DB0.EEDB,o=gluu
changetype: modify
add: oxAuthSubjectIdentifier
oxAuthSubjectIdentifier: @!C648.9803.5565.E5CB!0001!0DB0.EEDB!0008!7728.5650
Then, run the ldapmodify
command to insert the
oxAuthSubjectIdentifier as below:
/opt/opendj/bin/ldapmodify -Z -X -h localhost -p 1636 -D "cn=Directory Manager" -j /root/.pw -f /root/mod.ldif
The command may vary depending upon your installation. Next, access
this page or <hostname>:4443/static
, and the success
message should be visible.


{% extends "demoapp/base_demoapp.html" %} {% block content %} Back {# object is the variable used by DetailView #}


Accessibility
Inital Commit pt. II
What is accessibility?
- Who Needs Accessibility?
- Why is it important
- Current Regulations
- Some Considerations
Who needs accessibility?
- About 15% of the worlds population have some form of disabillity.
- Rates of disabillity are increasing due to population aging.
Low Vision or blindness are the majority
Advanced Users.
Additional Benefits
- The navigation is logical with proper heading structure
- All users benefit from cleaner organization and alternative sources to get information
- Legal Obligation
- Its the right thing to do
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- SRL-2
STATUS REPORT #7 October 11, 1994
- SRL-2
STATUS REPORT #6 October 10, 1994
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1994
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September 30, 1994
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