How much does it cost to book ?
The costs depend on a number of factors including location, travel times, the length of time we play and how many of us you want to play. To find out how much it will cost click
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Can I come and see the band at a show before I book?
We normally play private performances. However you can watch some videos and you can see our references. Click
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How much deposit do you require?
When you book with The Fix we don’t ask for a deposit, instead when our quote is agreed, a signed contract will be sent to you that acts as a deposit. We do expect payment on the night/24 hours in advance of the performance however.
How far do you travel?
We are based in Cardiff but are happy to travel anywhere if the travel costs are covered.
How long do you take to set up and set down?
We normally take 60 to 90 minutes to set up. We don’t want to rush setting up as we need to make sure everything is ready and perfect for our performance. Setting down takes us 45mins, and will be done directly after the performance. We can provide a DJ after the set to keep the dance floor moving, this will come at an extra cost.
What happens if I need to cancel?
All the cancellation procedures are included in the contract that will be sent to you after booking.
Will you take requests?
We love to take requests! Please provide these well before the performance so we can perfect the songs to make your event special for you, especially for the first dance.


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Between Earth and the real world beyond lie the Titan Souls, the spiritual source and sum of all living things.
Now scattered amongst the ruins and guarded by the idle titans charged with their care, a solitary hero armed with but a
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Titan Souls is a strategic, open world, 2D, top-down action-adventure, where the player has only one arrow and can only take one hit.
The goal is to defeat the nineteen giant monsters called the Titans, which can, just like the player, only take one hit but only have
one way to be defeated. During the fight, the player has to figure out how the respective boss behaves and by that find a way to defeat
that boss. The difficulty is that the single arrow has to be charged to be shot and afterwards has to be retrieved to be reused, each
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Wednesday, October 01, 2003
We got up and went walking at the collage. We were there about 6:15AM so it was still quite peaceful as we walked. I continued my fast trying to get a better feeling about the language problem I am having, but broke my fast at dinner time. I worked on the computer most of the day. Part of the time was on our bills, part of the time was in backing up files and defragmenting the “C” drive but the rest of the time was on mission related items. We forgot that we were going to go out to Guimba 2nd and help with their CMIS. We paid our phone bill and got a e-mail off to President Clark. This evening we visited the Lozano family and gave them a lesson on the Blessings of the Gospel in our lives. We then went to President Gajorena’s home and worked with them on the CMIS. After visiting with him I feel that I need to work with his Branch Clerk and see why they are having trouble getting their records updated. When we got home Mae remembered that we had forgotten our appointment with the Guimba Elders, so I called and apologized to them. I called and visited with President Clark about my decision to work with the branch clerk and he agreed with me. He also told me about some schedules for leadership training to be held on the 25th & 26th of this month. President Brimhall wants all couple missionaries to meet on the 8th of October at the mission home to plan this training. We will also plan a Temple Day for the couple missionaries. Mae isn’t feeling very well this evening. I rubbed her feet and had her go to bed without me, while I wrote in my journal.
Thursday, October 02, 2003
Mae didn’t feel very well today so we slept in. I got up about 6AM and worked on the computer getting some Microsoft Excel files corrected. I also worked on the Program for the Munoz 1st Branch Conference, preparing it for printing. I had to go to San Jose to mail some letters and buy a new card for the cell phone. We still do not have our land line working, so are using our cell phone quite a lot. We also are having trouble getting a signal on the cell hone when inside the house, so miss some calls. I found out this evening that the problem with the land line is that someone stole some of the phone company’s line equipment, leaving quite a large area with out phone service. I understand that this has happened several times before. This evening I took the CMIS and the Branch Conference program back to President Gajonera. He wants another change on the program and we decided to input the CMIS into our computer, so I brought it back home with me. I made up a report for President Brimhall on the Branch Activity Survey.
Friday, October 03, 2003
I woke this morning with a thought that I wanted to get entered into my journal, but we had to hurry to eat and get to District Development meeting. We enjoyed the meeting and getting acquainted with the new Elders that were transferred here yesterday. We stayed after to get reports from the Elders from the Guimba branches. We lack the Guimba 3rd Branch, but should get it by Sunday. We still do not have phone service. When we got home, Marlyn had dinner prepared. After dinner I took a nap while Mae worked on the computer. We got all the Branch organization charts updated with the exception of Guimba 3rd. We did some planning on what we would present this evening as we kept an appointment to meet with Sister Trabalno’s friend. We stopped at the Lozano’s and rescheduled our meeting for next Wednesday to Friday, as we will be in Angeles on Wednesday. When we got to the Trabalno’s, Sister Tabalno wasn’t there and we rescheduled that for tomorrow. We came home and popped some pope corn and watched some Church videos. I don’t remember what it was that I wanted to put in my journal this morning. We were reflecting on a year ago and remembering that it was a year ago that we were going through the experience with putting Mom in the nursing home. It seems so long ago, yet like it was yesterday. How time flies. Mae still hasn’t felt very good today.
Saturday, October 04, 2003
Mae felt some better this morning so we went walking at the collage. Besides getting there about 6AM, it is also Saturday morning so quite peaceful. Mae stayed home and typed the family letter while I met with President Nieto and others at the church, and with the help of President Nuque we went through the CMIS and marked each family unit as to their activity level. President Nuque is very knowledgeable as to the membership in the area. It took us a little over an hour to go through the report. While we were there President Nuque said that he had got the job he has been interviewed for, and he was quite excited about it. I asked President Nieto, if he would like Mae and I to put the information on our computer, which he said he would like us to. Brother Dator came over and washed our car for us. We also tried to find a strange noise that sounds like it is coming from the right front wheel, but we could not find a problem. I took a short nap, and then we ate lunch. As we were eating Brother and Sister Silvia stopped by to visit. They had heard that Mae was sick so wanted to come and visit her. We had just got a special e-mail from them. I couldn’t visit very long as I had a District Presidency Meeting at 2PM. That was the best District Presidency meeting I have attended. We got a lot of items discussed and either decided or assigned for some one to follow up on. After I visited with President Nuque about the palay chaff and what could be done with it. After getting back home, I visited with President Clark about General Conference. I had asked the District Presidency about it and they did not know of a schedule. We also called President Apoa concerning General Conference. He gave us a schedule of times that conference will be received on the satellite system here. We visited the Santos family and gave them some thoughts on the Family Proclamation. That went quite well. We next went to the Tabalno’s and went with them to visit a friend of theirs. The friend’s son was having his friends over to celebrate his 21st Birthday, but we had a nice visit with the mother. We came home and I finished a survey report, and then worked on my journal. I had to make some calls to elders to schedule tomorrow and to find out where the Guimba 3rd Branch report is.
Sunday, October 5, 2003
I got up about 4AM so went back to bed in the chair. Mae woke me before 7AM. I went over to San Jose and watched the Saturday evening session of the General Priesthood meeting. It was really good but I felt bad that I was about the only one that watched it. Mae wasn’t ready to go to Guimba when I got home. I helped her finish up but we were still late leaving. She tries to do too much. We got almost to Guimba when we realized that we had left the report forms at home, so we turned around and came back home. We are getting water on the inside of the car, but I cannot find where it is coming from. There is also a strange noise coming from the car. We missed the Guimba 2nd Branch meetings so attended the Guimba 1st Branch Priesthood and Relief Society meetings. We then went into Guimba 2nd Branch correlation meeting, then did splits with the Elders and the leaders and went out researching the I.O.S. We took Brother Roberto Sagun Jr. and Elder Sant with us and went out in the bukid (farms) to locate members that live quite a way from the chapel, so are inactive. The cars air conditioner, quite working while we were out there. We never got home until after 9:30 PM. I had to get some reports e-mailed to President Brimhall after we got home, then empty Mae’s camera. It was 12:45 AM before I got to bed.
Monday, October 06, 2003
We left at 7AM for Tarlac, where we met the Maharrys at McDonald for breakfast. We noted a Honda dealership and garage as we came into town. After visiting with the Maharrys we deciding to have them follow us back to the Honda dealership to see if they could repair our car. I called President Clark and got his approval to have the car repaired. As we left the parking lot Mae saw someone trying to flag us down. It was the Hyers, and they were on the way to their office. We stopped there and visited for just a few minutes and then followed them to the Tarlac Stake Center where they have an office. We enjoyed getting to know then and plan to meet them on Wednesday morning at 8AM, and then go together to the mission office. We took the car to the dealership and they thought they could have it fixed this afternoon. We took the Maharrys to the mall in Tarlac and did some shopping. We were able to find most of the things they needed and both of us bought some groceries. We went back to the Honda Dealership to check on the car and they said they would have it finished about 6PM. We went to McDonalds and bought some drinks and visited about what we have been doing with the H.T. & V.T. programs and the Branch Organization reports we had developed, while waiting for the car to be repaired. At 5:45PM we went back to the dealership but they still didn’t have it done. We waited for about another hour when he mechanic came out to tell us that they couldn’t get it finished tonight. We decided to go to the Maharrys, and then use their car to come home. We will then go back to their place tomorrow where we can talk more about the programs we have developed. Then we can get our car tomorrow. As we visited at their place it came to me that we didn’t have the keys to our house but had left them in the car. Mae remembered that she had picked them up before we left the car. Boy was I glad. It took us 1 ½ hours to drive home. We went through an area between Paniqui and the junction to go to Guimba that had shops along both sides of the road that were all lit up with Christmas Decorations for sell. It was very pretty and reminded us that Christmas is on its way. We got us something to eat and then went to bed, very tired.
Tuesday, October 07, 2003
We got up about 6AM, still tired. I also wanted to send an e-mail to President Brimhall, but our phone line was dead. We hadn’t been up very long when we heard a large bang and I recognized it as an electrical transformer that blow. Your right, we lost all power. I told Mae to hurry and shower so we could use it while there was still some pressure in the tank. The shower was cold, as the water heater is an on demand electric, but we at least had water. I called Elder Clam on our cell phone to let them know that we had to go back to Tarlac to get the car. I apologized for not having them over for breakfast but told him of our problems. He responded with, “Welcome again to the Philippines.” As we left to go back to Camiline we decided to stop at the Silvia’s home to apologize to them for not stopping at there home Sunday evening to show them a video. Sister Heidi Silvia told us that Sunday she and Sister Mercado were visiting in English when President Mercado asked them why they were talking in English. They responded that they were practicing English so that they could visit better with Sister Browning. We thought that was so cute and special. It took us over two hours to get to the Maharry’s, because of traffic and palay being dried on the roads. We spent some time showing the Maharrys some of our files and transferred many of them over to their computer. We had taken some of the food, which Marlyn had cooked for us yesterday, for lunch today. The Maharrys then took us to get our car. The car was already for us. The A/C really seems to work fine and they had really done a nice job on cleaning up the car. We are really pleased with their work and the price was only P1800 ($33.50). We commented on how we just happened to see the Honda Dealership as we came into Tarlac yesterday. We have come past it many times, but have never noticed it. We feel the Lord showed it to us as we needed to have our car repaired. We had thought maybe President Clark had a place in Angeles where we would need to take it, but when we finally were able to reach him, he told us that he didn’t know of a place to take it, so to take it to that dealership. We had tried the night before and several times this morning to reach him by phone (both at their home and at the office) and it would just ring forever and no one picked up so we figured their phones were out of order. In talking with him later, he said they had been home and didn’t hear the phone ring. Maybe the Lord needed to show us the Honda Dealership first – so we would know where to take it. Wow, the Lord is so good to us. When we arrived home, the power was back on, but the phone still is not working. We took a short nap and then prepared our materials and went to the Galletes to give them a presentation, but Brother Galletes hadn’t got home from a work meeting, so Sister Galletes asked if we could come on Thursday evening, which we rescheduled. We stopped at an internet café, as our phone is still dead, and got 6 e-mails. President Mercado asked about changing the meeting time on the 25th of this month. Julianna sent a cute note and it sounds like her mission is really going well. Becky responded to my asking for help on the Young Women program. Shellie had a special letter and added information on the Young Women program. Scott sent a special letter, and Betty Spencer, Mae’s friend, sent Mae a cute note. We really enjoy these e-mails.  I heard the sound of the motor cycle and just caught a glimpse of it coming in time to stop. It was a bullet bike coming quite fast. I don’t know why there are not many accidents, as so many people drive at night with no lights on. We feel that the Lord is often protecting us. It was after 10PM before we got to bed. Busy Day!
Wednesday, October 08, 2003
We got up early this morning and left for Tarlac about 6AM. We got to the Stake center in Tarlac by 7:30AM and had to wait for the others. Elder and Sister Hire arrived there in a few minutes and Elder and Sister Maharry got there at 8AM. We all rode in the Hire’s car as it is the largest. We stopped at McDonalds for breakfast before going on to the mission home. President and Sister Brimhall met with all of us in his office and gave us a short power point presentation on some of our challenges in the mission. We then went upstairs to the Brimhall’s living room and discussed the training meeting we will present on the 25th & 26th of October to the Camiling and Tarlac Stakes. They served us a very nice dinner and we really enjoyed the opportunity to visit. While at the mission office we had Elder Karen try to down load the Microsoft files onto Elder Maharry’s computer to see if we could get the merge to work on that computer, but it still doesn’t work. President Brimhall wanted to take some pictures while we were all together. We left the mission office at 4PM, but stopped at the Holiday Inn trying to find a quilt display. When we got to the Mabalocat gate, there was a detour around the bridge, so that took us a while to get around that. It was 6PM when were got back to the Stake Center at Tarlac. We were another two hours getting home, so were very tired. I went right in to bed but Mae stayed up. I woke at midnight and the lights were still on. Mae was writing some letters.
Thursday, October 09, 2003
We worked all day on our computer trying to get organized, send reports in, write and send e-mails and prepare a lesson plan for this evening. We visited the Galletes this evening but the only ones there was Brother Galletes and their son Vince. Sister Galletes was visiting their house helper who had just been beaten by her husband. The couple has been separated for about two years.  Brother Galletes also explained that he wasn’t home last Tuesday evening for our appointment because of a work meeting, then after the meeting they had some beers. He only had three. The others had several more, but he didn’t want to get a headache. Before we left he said that his family is trying to convince him to return to the Catholic Church because it is too hard to be a Mormon and it doesn’t take much time. He said that you can go to the Catholic Mass just 10 minutes before the mass is over and that is fine, but it isn’t appropriate to do that in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He said he doesn’t want to, he wants to stay a Mormon. We have given this family several presentations on the scriptures, the blessings we have received from being a member, we’re born our testimonies of tithing, the Priesthood, temple blessings, etc. and we felt the spirit and thought they did. We know Brother Galletes did because of how he reacted and what he said – so guess we’ll keep trying and see what happens. Yesterday we were also told that they have positively identified the Elders Quorum President of Munoz 1st Branch as one of the thieves that has been breaking into the missionaries apartments and robbing them. We are just sick at that news as that is Marlyn’s brother, Alvin. I really feel overwhelmed with the problems that are here. I sent President Clark a report that shows that there is only 10% or less that are active at all and 80% and above are not even know by the Branch leadership.
Friday, October 10, 2003
We didn’t get up in time to go walking this morning. I got on the computer and added yesterday’s journal entry. We attended District Development meeting. Mae had made a pan full of a rice crispy treat for the Elders. The water has been off at the Church House for almost three week, so I called President Clark and got permission to have it repaired. I called Ronald Dator and told him to repair it. Marlyn had dinner ready when we got home. Sister Swenson who was in the Sr. M.T.C. with us called. They were assigned as Humanitarian Missionaries and are traveling five missions here in the Philippines. She called, having heard of the Doria boys in Guimba and wanted to know if they could use wheelchairs. We told them we would check and let them know. We decided to go to Tarlac to get our camera and to visit with them. We called the Elders in Guimba and they said they were sure the wheelchairs would be a great help. We got our camera from the Sony dealer and they repaired it without charge. We enjoyed visiting with Elder & Sister Swenson for a few minutes. It sounds like they travel a lot with their assignment. We also had a chance to visit with the Hyer’s before leaving for home. We got to Munoz at 5:30PM and were to be at the Lozano’s at 6PM.  She went with us to visit the Lozano. Brother Lozano wasn’t there so we set a date for next Friday to return. Sister Lozano said their boss was there and invited us to meet him and his wife. They are very nice people and we enjoyed talking to them. I got talking farming with him. I mentioned that we saw a lot of palay on the roads drying. He said he had a dryer, and asked if I would like to see it. I have been wondering why they didn’t build a tumbler dryer and thought that was what he was referring to. I commented about his dryer and he invited me to see it. He took us to the shed and then opened the back door and showed me a slag of concrete about the size of a basketball court. Mae was as surprised as I, for she also thought it would be a piece of machinery. Oh well, at least it isn’t out on the highway driving. We got home about 8PM and got something to eat before going to bed.
Saturday, October 11, 2003
I woke during the night and couldn’t go back to sleep so set up in the recliner, finally going to sleep there. We spent all morning working on the presentation I have to give in the Leadership Training that will be held this afternoon. I made some overhead slides by taking picture with my camera and printing them out on the transparency. Mae would work on the CMIS for Munoz 1st Branch when ever I got of the computer. The training went well although it was an hour late getting started. No one showed up for the Health Fair meeting so it is planned for next week. We did visit the Santo’s this evening and gave them a message on Sacrificing for the Church, After we went over to the Silvia’s and bought 43K of rice from him. He got it by trading time working on a computer for a family in Guimba. Roger told us that Alvin Pilien was questioned about the robberies that have been taking place with the Elders apartments. The last robbery took place last Sunday between 3PM and 5PM. Roger said that Alvin could not have been involved with that one because he and Roger were together doing Home Teaching at that time. Again this evening we were informed that thief’s had broke into the Guimba Chapel, last night and stole a lot of equipment. This is really becoming a real problem and worry. We are tired tonight.
Sunday, October 12, 2003
We attended the rebroadcast of the Sunday Sessions of General Conference at the San Jose Stake center. We really enjoyed the conferences messages. When we got home this afternoon, we lay down and took a nap. We had Elder Ragasa and Elder Clam come over this evening for dinner. They went with us over to Brother and Sister Gasmenia but they were not there as they had taken their baby into the hospital due to asthma.  I wrote our family letter today and this evening. Everyone is very concerned with all the robbery’s that is taking place with the missionary’s apartments and the chapels. I fell asleep in the recliner so Mae stayed up until after midnight typing letters.
Monday, October 13, 2003
I woke before 6AM but let Mae sleep in. Time sure went by fast today and we wondered just what we got done. We made some calls about the Doria boys and the possibility of getting wheelchairs for them, but the family doesn’t think they want them. I entered some bills into the budget. That always takes time. Mae did get a little done on the CMIS for the Munoz 1st Branch. We called Mike and Becky, just mainly to see how they are doing. It is their 13th Wedding Anniversary as the time difference made it Sunday evening there. We visited with Mike for about an hour, but sure enjoyed it. I went down to the Munoz Chapel and visited with Brother Mico about the work he and Ronald Dator is doing and asked them to check out the speaker system and give me a written report about it. We went over to the San Jose Stake Center and tried the projector there onto our computer, it works great. We also talked with President Apoa about doing some training in his Stake. We did some shopping while in San Jose, also ate at Jollibees. I got a e-mail off written to Elder and Sister Clarks son, but don’t have his address, so will have to call them for that. Mae sent a short e-mail to our children asking if they could help us find school books for Doria boys.
Tuesday, October 14, 2003
We got up and went walking this morning. We came back and read scriptures. I fixed breakfast while Mae started working on enter data from the CMIS for Munoz 1st Branch. She worked most of the day on it. Brother Silvia came by to return a video he had borrowed. He stayed and we visited. I fixed lunch then Brother Silvia and I went out delivering reminders of the Health Fair meeting on Saturday. The last one was to (I believe) Brother Eze Ganzagban, who lives way out in the bukas (farms). He is the assistant PTA President of a school out there. He wanted me to see the class rooms and told me that two of them get flooded when it rains. President Garcia has put in for the C.R. to be improved, but they want to raise the floors with the money instead. I have to agree with them, but I don’t have much to say about it. I really felt the pressure of being a minority. The children crowded around to see a white person. It was very interesting. I wish that I would have had the camera with me. This evening Mae and I visited the Galletes family and gave a presentation of making decisions. We wrote down the differences between the Catholic Church and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to help them see the need to decide. It went quite well although we took to long. I hope we did some good.
Wednesday, October 15, 2003
Last night I slept part of the night in the chair. This morning Mae couldn’t get me to wake up so she let me sleep in for a while. President Clark called me and told me that President Brimhall has decided that we will pickup the assignment of the Paniqui District. That will put a lot more travel and time on us, but I think it is a right choice. Mae spent most of the morning cleaning and getting ready for the Maharry’s and Montemayor’s who are coming. They called a couple of times, not finding the way, but thanks for cell phones, they got here ok. The three men discussed the training for the 25th of this month for the Tarlac Stake and the Paniqui District. The three women visited and discussed some training they are to do. Marlyn prepared a nice dinner for us and we enjoyed the visit as we ate. It was good to meet Sister Lea or Laya (not sure which) Montemayor. They left shortly after dinner with plans of us getting back together next Tuesday at the Maharry’s. Mae worked every spare minute on entering the CMIS data into the computer and was able to finish the Munoz 1st branch by evening. We had a young man come by this afternoon. He was selling safety devises for the LP gas tanks. I was very interested in the devises and think we will get two of them for the tanks we have on our stoves. The thing that was interesting is that he was surprised that we were missionaries as he is a R.M. himself. He showed us a couple of things we should do for the safety of the tanks and the types of tanks that that are the safest. I sent off a couple of e-mails concerning mission work. Mae had me prepare some pictures and send them to Elder Jex, Elder Ragasa and Eva Gajonera this evening. It was after11PM before I finished my journal and we got to bed.
Thursday, October 16, 2003
We slept in this morning, with Mae getting up at 6AM but I didn’t get up until almost 7AM. It seems that getting up that late really puts you behind the schedule. Prayers, Scripture study, exercise, companion planning and if we can get all that in, it takes a couple of hours or longer. Add showers, getting dressed and ready, and preparing breakfast and before you know it, it is time for lunch. We worked on the computer most of the day. Mae entered CMIS data into the Munoz 2nd data file, plus she worked on some of the training information for the 25th. Brother Mico and Ronald Dator came over to show me the bill for the repairs on the electrical problems at the Church in connection with the water pump. They also told me of the things they found wrong with the speaker system. I wrote up a report to go to President Apao as to the suggested problems and solutions, also added a bid to repair those problems. After writing it down, I typed it up on the computer and printed it out so Ronald could have a copy and a copy to go to President Apao. This evening I also created the records for the Branch Organization Reports for the Paniqui District. Before we know it time had gone by and it was after 10PM before I got my journal entry and to bed. It really rained hard this afternoon.
Friday, October 17, 2003
We went walking at the collage this morning. Rain was threatening, so we walked inside the covered basketball court. There was a young lady that was also walking there that we said hi to, and she came over and walked with us. We found out some about her, but should have found out more. Her husband is in Canada working, I thought she said she was a member of the church, but Mae thinks it is her sister that is the member and she has three children. We think she lives in Munoz, but she and Mae were talking and I don’t hear too well, so didn’t follow the conversation very well. We attended District meeting this morning. We got two new Elders in this week. Elder Stewart from Utah County was one of them, but we don’t think he is related to Becky’s family. I was really impressed with him. We talked to Elder Sant about some of the problems he is having out in Guimba. I sure left in a confused state that has remained with me the rest of the day. Mae worked on the CMIS for Munoz 2nd Branch, getting another 100 records added. Brother Mico and Ronald Dator came over with a revision to the bid on the speaker repair. We later went to San Jose and took the bid to President Apao. We went to visit the Lozano family and gave them a lesson on the Proclamation to the Family. I’m sure tired tonight.
Saturday, October 18, 2003
I woke about 3AM concerned about this assignment to train leaders. I was up for a while, and then fell asleep in the chair. Just before the alarm went of at 5AM I got back in bed. We didn’t get up until 5:30AM. We went walking at the collage where we talked over ideas as we walked. After getting home we did our regular exercises, showered and got ready. I cooked breakfast and after eating, did up the dishes. We started planning on the things we need to do, when Brother Silvia came over. He and Heidi are having marriage problems and she went home to her parents yesterday. We talked to him for quite a while.  I gave him some advise, but later today I got thinking about it and don’t know just what to do. I told him he needed to get council from his Branch President, but didn’t think about the fact that Sister Gajonera, the Branch President’s wife, and he were once sweethearts. There is so many problems over here that I don’t know how to fix, that my head feels like I am swimming, and I not sure I know how to swim. I text President Mercado to find out if we were holding District Presidency meeting and got a text back just saying “No.” We attended a meeting for the planning of the Health Fair and only ½ of those that should have been there showed up. We stopped to visit the Santos but they weren’t home. We chased around trying to get some copies made. By the time we got home, I was fit to be tied. Mae kept busy working on the computer most of the evening. I read two articles out of the Ensign. This mission calling is the hardest challenge I think I have ever had. There is so much to do and I don’t know where to even begin. We have dogs that have barked and howled all evening and no one even cares.
Sunday, October 19, 2003
We attended the meetings at Munoz 1st Branch this morning and then attended them at the 2nd Branch this afternoon. We did it as they were both having the Primary programs today. We are concerned as neither Branch’s are holding Y. M. or Y. W. programs. They are not holding the primary program very well either. After Church we stayed for a meeting on the Health Fair. Following that President Mercado had me meet with him and President Nuque, plus Brother Damacio to discuss disciplinary action on a couple. We brought Elder Clam and Elder Ragasa home with us and cooked muffins, potatoes and eggs and brownies for dinner. Today was busy and full.
Monday, October 20, 2003
We had a great day today! It’s “P” day and we went with the Elders on the Zone Activity. We met out in Lupoa at 7:00 a.m. At least the Elders did and they played basketball till about 9:00. We got there about 8:00 a.m. It is 6:00 p.m. and we are back from the zone activity. We had a great time. We watched the Elders play basketball for awhile and I also talked with several young boys and girls who were on their way to school, but saw us and were curious so came over. They were really cute and I took some pictures of them. I love the people over here, and especially the children. They are so cute. From the church, we walked to the palanki (outdoor market) where we got in trikes and rode almost to the dam, but had to walk the last half mile as it was too steep for the trikes. The area and water at the dam was beautiful. There was also a shady place where we could sit and visit and eat. Several of us went hiking. Dad and I walked partway around the dam and took pictures as we went. When we returned, several of the Elders had been cooking the chickens. They marinated the whole chickens in a bucket, put a pole through them, secured them on the bamboo pole with wire, made a fire with charcoal and barbecued the chickens. They had already cooked a big pot of rice so when the chickens were ready, they served us the rice and chicken. Dad and I had a whole chicken between us. We ate the food like the Filipinos do – with our fingers. It was the best chicken I have ever eaten. The rice was delicious also. It was fun being with the Elders, they are great. It was a fun day. We hiked down the hill and the trikes were there waiting for us.  From there we put four Elders in our car and went to the Lapao Elder’s home and dad put legs on their beds. They just had their springs and mattresses on the floor before. We then went to the Elder’s apartment in San Icredo and did the same to their beds. The Elder’s from Guimba were there so we took them with us. We stopped in San Jose at the book store and were able to buy some school books for the boys in Guimba. I didn’t know they would have school books, but was told to look there, and sure enough they had some – so, guess we’re fine for now with these books. We are sunburned and tired, but had a wonderful time. Mae me a haircut before we showered, and then we went over to the Silvia family and did a Family Home Evening for them, plus we talked with them about the marriage covenant and gave them some papers on marriage that Mae had on the computer to give to the Elders when they are finished with their missions.  We were very tired when we went to bed.
Tuesday, October 21, 2003
We left at 7:15 a.m. to go to Camiling to the Maharry’s home to meet with Brother & Sister Montemayors as Elder Maharry, Brother Montemayor and I spent most of the day putting our Power Point Presentations together for the Priesthood Leadership Training on Saturday. Sister Maharry worked with us and Mae and Sister Montemayor enjoyed visiting. On the way this morning, we stopped at the Elder’s home in Guimba to put legs on their beds. We then drove them to the Guimba 3rd Chapel where they were to meet with the new Branch President. We stopped on the way home, just South of Paniqui at some roadside stands where they were selling Christmas decorations. Their were over 2 blocks of these stands on both sides of the road and when it gets dark, they turn many of the decoration lights on and it is just simply beautiful. These decorations are different from the ones in the United States as they are large colorful flowers made out of colored plastics, etc.  Mae was on the computer until about 10:00 p.m., but I went to sleep about 9:00 p.m.. We were sure tired.
Wednesday, October 22, 2003
I got up about 2:00 a.m. and wrote down some thoughts I had about some job opportunities, then I also did some planning on part of the presentation which I have to make on Saturday. I woke Mae shortly after 5:00 a.m. and we went walking at the college. Most of the day I spent on the computer working on my power point presentation for Saturday. Mae feels we need another computer as she needs to get on the computer also. We sent a letter to President Clark concerning some problems that we see, asking him to comment on it. Mae worked on her talks which she will give at the training on Saturday. She drove to the copy shop to get copies made. Mae also entered some data from Munoz 2’s CMIS while I went to get the copies later and was planning to go to the Church to get another picture taken of the Branch Presidency for my presentation, but President Gajonera text me saying he had to go to San Jose so would call me when he returned. Elder Hyer called us today as he had tried to call us several times yesterday on both our land line and our cell phone since they had planned to come to visit us. We were at the Maharry’s so couldn’t answer the landline and they had the wrong phone number for our cell phone. We will get together with them soon. Mae talked with Elder Hyer about Brother Silvia and if he had any job opportunities for him. He said he did and could get the list to us on Saturday when we meet together for the training for Paniqui and Camiling District Conferences. He told Mae about the Employment training they were doing tonight and said it would be good for Brother Silvia to come to it, but didn’t know if that would be possible since it is so far away for us and it would be late when we returned home. I talked to President Clark about taking Brother Silvia in our car, and he agreed that we should do it as the Silvia’s are desperate. I called Brother Silvia, but he was out working in Guimba.  We would have liked to help them, but we were a little relieved as we have so much to do.
Thursday, October 23, 2003
We got up and went walking at the collage this morning. It was very nice as the weather was perfect and collage is out for some kind of a break and will be out until the 1st of November. It is much quieter with school out. We have worked all day on the computer, Mae did odd jobs she wanted to do when ever I would get off for a break. I worked all day on my presentation, using power point, for Saturdays Leadership Training. We had the salesman that came last week and showed us a safety devise for the LP Gas tanks. I bought 2 of them for our tanks and had them installed with a special hose that has asbestos in it so it is not subject to heat, also a chemical that rats and mice won’t eat, so they won’t chew on the hose. It was 10 PM before I got my presentation completed. I need to make just a few minor changes.
Friday, October 24, 2003
We didn’t go walking this morning because I woke early thinking about ways to help the members here in the Philippines. We wrote up a letter for President Brimhall with some solutions on it as to a way to increase employment, which is in my opinion, the #1 problem here. We attended Zone Meeting. During the meeting the power went off. We later found out that it will be off the complete day, coming back on this evening. After meeting we went over to the Corpus’s and left a note that we would come by this evening. Marlyn had dinner ready when we got home. We took a nap, then went to San Jose and drew out some money from the bank. We stopped at the copy store to give them some more items to have copied. Because the power is out they don’t have the other sheets finished. We went grocery shopping. We stopped long enough to put the groceries in the house, then picked up Marlyn at her home and went to visit the Lozano family. Brother Lozano wasn’t there so we only stayed for a few minutes. We took Marlyn back to her house, and then went to the copy shop. They worked until 7:30 PM getting our copies ready for us. We visited the Corpus family for a few minutes, and then came home and ate supper. We tried to watch a DVD that Mike sent us, but we couldn’t get it to play. I worked on my presentation until 11Pm before getting it finished and ready for tomorrow.
Saturday, October 25, 2003
We got up early and left for Tarlac by 5AM. We didn’t have much traffic this morning so made good time. We were in Tarlac by 6AM but couldn’t find any thing open for breakfast except 7-11 so ate there. No one came to the Stake Center until after 7:30AM so we just had time to set up for our training. Training went fairly well and I think we gave them some help and hopefully the Branches will call us or the Maharry’s for individual help. We took time to get something for lunch, and then went to Paniqui and gave another training there. Sister Brimhall, Sister Clark and Mae gave a training presentation also at Paniqui that was well attended. Mae and I went to Cindy’s and got something to eat before returning home. I was completely excused when we got home, and so went to bed. Mae stayed up writing the family letter.
Sunday, October 26, 2003
We went to the Panique District Conference this morning. We got there at 8:05AM and there were many youth waiting to greet us, as ushers. They welcomed us and pinned an orchid corsage on Mae and put a ribbon with orchids & other flowers, over my head. You would think we were Royalty. We shook hands with most there, which were many. The 18 Elders, from the Paniqui Zone, were there in line to shake everyone’s hand also. By 10 minutes to 9AM, most of the seating in the Chapel, the chairs in cultural hall, and stage area were filled. A prelude was being played starting at 8:40, or earlier, then the choir started singing a prelude number at 8:50AM. I was very impressed to tears. Every thing was so well organized and the choir numbers were so special and appropriate. The District Presidency are all great men and they gave excellent talks. Sister Brimhall and President Brimhall were the main speakers and, of course, they were excellent. We really enjoyed the complete conference and a short meeting after for all new converts, recently activated members and investigators. The attendance was very impressive. We enjoyed shaking hands and meeting them. What a difference in the two Districts. One on the bottom and the other on the top. We will just have to work harder with the Guimba District, but, hopefully, it will improve. It was refreshing to see the Church doing so great in Paniqui and it lifted our spirits. We came home and got some lunch and took a nap. We attended a meeting for the Health Fair, that was quite disappointing because there was few there to report how their committees are coming. I am afraid that we will not have the help that is needed when it comes time for the fair. We invited Elder Clam and Ragasa to come home with us for dinner. They then went with us over to visit Roger and Heidi Silvia. It was after 9PM when we got them home. By the time I got to my journal it was late and I couldn’t stay awake, so I quite and we went to bed. I finished my journal Monday morning.
Monday, October 27, 2003
We had several people come this morning, Ronald Dator came to hook up the Christmas lights, the landlord came to have us sign some papers, while he was here I showed him a couple of problems, and Sister Mercado came to alter my white shirts. Elder and Sister Hyer stopped in to visit as they were going through our area. We had them stay and eat dinner with us. It gave Elder Hyer and I a chance to visit about my ideas to form a coop, but that doesn’t look like it would be posible for the Church to get involved in any way with it. We went over to San Jose this afternoon to go to the bank, but they were closed by the time we got there. We bought Mae some slippers, bought her a fan and got her some new frames for her glasses. The frames are the more expensive ones and they cost us P600 or about $11.00, they would have cost over $150 dollars at home. We worked on the computer for a while, then Roger Silvia came over and tried to find out why the DVD’s Mike sent us won’t play on our computer. I couldn’t stay up longer as I was falling asleep as I tried to type my journal entry.
Tuesday, October 28, 2003
I worked on preparing a presentation for Lupoa Ward. The landlord’s son came with two other fellows and repaired the gate, but I don’t think they did it right. They also replaced a light in the front room. I went to the bank this afternoon and did a little shopping. We worked on presentations or on entering data from the CMIS all day.
Wednesday, October 29, 2003
We went walking this morning. The temperature is perfect and nice. The nights are cooling off so that we can open the windows and get some cool air. It is sure nice from the heat that we have had. The landlord came and adjusted the toilet; Sister Mercado came with my shirts that she had altered for me. We worked on preparing presentations all day. We went out to the Lupoa Ward at 2PM and met with the Elders and the Bishop. We went over some training with them and showed them how to correct the Church Membership records. Roger Silvia was at our place when we got home. His interview for the job was canceled, so he still does not know about a job. He downloaded a different DVD player onto our computer and we were able to see the pictures Mike had sent to us. This evening we again worked on presentations until late. It was after 11 PM before we got to bed and I didn’t get my journal entered before going to bed.
Thursday, October 30, 2003
We attended Zone Conference this morning and really enjoyed being taught by President And Sister Brimhall. Brother Mico was at the chapel and was looking very sad. I visit with him a while but do not know if I helped him or not. He has many problems, mainly is lonely with his wife leaving him and not being able to get a divorce from her because of the laws here in the Philippines. He wants the church to solve his problems and I told him that the church couldn’t solve his problems but that he had to look for answers him self and then seek for guidance from the Lord. We came home this afternoon and worked the rest of the day on our presentation for tomorrow evening.
Friday, October 31, 2003
I worked some on our presentation this morning, and then we attended District meeting. Mae cooked chocolate chip cookies for the Elders. They sure enjoy a treat. This may be the last time we will meet with some of, because of the next transfer will make a lot of changes. We came home and worked on our presentation until time to leave at 3:30PM. We got to Tarlac shortly after 5PM. We had plenty of time to get set up for the Fireside. With the use of the Stake’s projector, we were able to use the power point presentation. Our timing went well and the Stake President summarized the evening with an appropriate message. Brother & Sister Montemayor, Elder & Sister Maharry and Elder & Sister Hyer were all in attendance. I visited with the Stake President and offered our help where ever he needed it. After the Fireside, Elder Hyer invited us to stay the evening with them rather than drive home this late. Not only is it late but being that it is Halloween; there may be several drunks on the road. We appreciated the offer and follow them to their place. Elder & Sister Maharry also followed us to the Hyer’s home and we all visited for a while. The Hyer’s have a nice home that is very comfortable for them. They have three bedrooms and two bathrooms. They had ordered a extra bed so that they could have guests come. We really enjoyed the evening and their hospitality.


This puzzle contains some clues, followed by some images.
We can start out by identifying the images at the bottom of the puzzle. Each is a drawing of a container of some brand of beverage. The colors and shape of the containers are probably most useful here, but the sizes of the containers relative to each other are also approximately correct.
However, we still haven’t figured out what to do about the clues up top. The flavortext tells us that we “wanted drinks” but got something else instead, and we might also notice that the number of clues is equal to the number of drawings. Perhaps each one of the clues on top corresponds to one of the pictures at the bottom?
In fact, these clues are all a single letter substitution away from the name of a drink (listed in alphabetical order).
| Clue | Clue Answer | Corresponding Drink |
|---|---|---|
| Product containing 38 million people; some assembly required | CANADA DIY | CANADA DRY |
| A moderately large car with four-wheel drive from Marina Piccola | CAPRI SUV | CAPRI SUN |
| A physician who specializes in treating chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart | DR ANGINA | ORANGINA |
| Small droplets of morning condensation on a water bubbler | FOUNTAIN DEW | MOUNTAIN DEW |
| The number of years that a crocodile-like creature has lived | GATOR AGE | GATORADE |
| The noise that the protagonist of Despicable Me would make if he were to imitate a cow | GRU MOO | TRUMOO |
| What a eucalyptus-eating marsupial shows at a bar | KOALA ID | KOOLAID |
| A postal service that uses very small envelopes | MINUTE MAIL | MINUTE MAID |
| A cephalopod from New England | NE SQUID | NESQUIK |
| A theater script written by the actress who portrayed Nicole Roberts in Danger Bay | OCEANS PLAY | OCEAN SPRAY |
| A short melody about an egg shape | OVAL TUNE | OVALTINE |
| 3.14 of a standard unit of tire pressure | PI PSI | PEPSI |
| An expert legume | PRO PEA | PROPEL |
| The way Sol gives nonverbal assent | SUN NOD | SUNNYD |
| A lichen-like plant growing in the Alps | SWISS MOSS | SWISS MISS |
| Genetic material from near the equator | TROPIC DNA | TROPICANA |
We notice that the pictures at the bottom weren’t in any particular order, while these clues are in alphabetical order. If we rearrange the clues to be in the same order as the pictures, and then read the letters from the original drinks which got substituted, we get:
| Clue Answer | Corresponding Drink | Extracted Letter |
|---|---|---|
| FOUNTAIN DEW | MOUNTAIN DEW | M |
| SWISS MOSS | SWISS MISS | I |
| PRO PEA | PROPEL | L |
| KOALA ID | KOOL-AID | O |
| OCEANS PLAY | OCEAN SPRAY | R |
| PI PSI | PEPSI | E |
| TROPIC DNA | TROPICANA | A |
| GATOR AGE | GATORADE | D |
| SUN NOD | SUNNYD | Y |
| GRU MOO | TRUMOO | T |
| DR ANGINA | ORANGINA | O |
| MINUTE MAIL | MINUTE MAID | D |
| CANADA DIY | CANADA DRY | R |
| OVAL TUNE | OVALTINE | I |
| CAPRI SUV | CAPRISUN | N |
| NE SQUID | NESQUIK | K |
The answer is MILO READY TO DRINK!


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Who are the Latinxs living in Ohio? No need to dive into physical documents at an archival institution; Dr. Elena Foulis, Latinx scholar and senior lecture at Ohio State University (OSU), has recorded and created a digital collection, Oral Narratives of Latin@s in Ohio, in collaboration with the Ohio Hispanic Heritage project, an OSU sponsored initiative where one can engage with the stories of Latinxs from Ohio. In order to gather the multiple narratives, Dr. Foulis partners with OSU students, project archivist Cassie Patterson, and Dr. José Díaz, curator and librarian, to bring about this compilation of lived experiences.
Dr. Foulis’ goal for this project is to create a resource that preserves the history of Latinxs, at the same time presenting counternarratives to deconstruct the stereotypes of Latinxs in this country and, more specifically, in Ohio. The collection, currently, consists of sixty-seven videos that range in length from twenty minutes to two hours of participants answering various questions, developed by scholars. Participants’ backgrounds are vastly different; some have been in the state of Ohio since the 1940’s and others are recent arrivals. Also, their careers, socioeconomic backgrounds, and reasons for moving to Ohio vary. The interviews will generally have one individual at a time, while others will have multiple participants, including families, groups of friends, and couples. Because of the diversity of the interviewees, their responses provide an intergenerational perspective on life in Ohio, as well as strategies to preserve their culture (Foulis, 2018).
As I navigated the collection and the videos, my intentions were to review the Oral Narrative collection solely as a scholar, but as a fellow Midwestern Latinx, I felt a strong connection to everyone’s stories. In the late 90s, my family moved from the east coast to a city near the Ohio border. Many of the places mentioned in the videos, I recognized due to my family’s frequent visits to these locations. To say the least, I was thrilled to engage with this material.
Coming from a multi-ethnic and biracial family, and moving from New York to the Midwest was a challenge for my family. We left everything we were accustomed to, for a place where we did not see or hear people like us, nor did most people understand our backgrounds. Therefore, as I watched the videos, I found myself agreeing with several of the comments made of participants’ lived experiences and values, because to me it represented my family and our reality in the Midwest at a specific moment in time. As a result, I felt connected to all of the individuals and proud to hear their stories.
Carlos Martinez’s interview describes his reality as a Garifuna who moved from the Bronx to Columbus, Ohio.[3] In his account he shares how living in the Midwest, he had to frequntly use English, which impacted his and his younger brother’s Spanish language development. Martinez also discusses how as the only Afro-Latinx in his OSU community, he was responsible for representing his culture, and educating others on the existence of Afro-Latinxs and Garifunas. Without Carlos’s narrative, his invisible labor as an Afro-Latinx in an Ohio institution of higher education informing others of his culture would remain untold. His narrative empitomizes the goal Dr. Foulis seeks: to preserve Latinxs’ experiences, culture, and histories.
She futher emphasizes her goal of centering and celebrating the Latinx culture and language by recording in Spanish and English. For example, for heritage speakers like Carlos Martinez, the interview allowed him to proudly converse in the language he stopped utilizing when he moved to Ohio as a young kid. The English intervews allow participates to also share their unique Latinx expereinces, such as Candelaria Mota, who shared her encounters with marginalization in Ohio[4]. This collection is an authentic example of how the archive can bring to the forefront the voices of those usually excluded and marginalized to support their efforts to preserve their stories.
Returning to my reactions as I read, I couldn’t help but question my excitement. Why was I drawn to these stories, even though I frequently and intentionally visit and engage with Latinxs spaces? I found the answer to my question in the concepts of symbolic annihilation and representational belonging described by Caswell et al. in “To Suddenly Find Yourself Existing.” Symbolic annihilation means “to be an eternal outsider whose very existence is presumed an impossibility” (Caswell et al. 58), and representational belonging “describes the affective responses community members have to seeing their communities presented with complexity and nuance” (Caswell et al. 75). This resonated with me because I never realized that the stories of my small, local, marginalized community could be preserved, valued, and shared for others to learn from our experiences and culture.
Nevertheless, I am left pondering the implications of this collection being held and supported by an institution of higher education. While reviewing the site and the recordings, I was thrown off by the use of university propaganda as the background display. Was OSU trying to remind the viewer that they funded this project in order to engender positive perceptions of OSU? Equally important is the use of written English language to describe the project. Why did Dr. Foulis and her team not include a Spanish version, for predominantly Spanish speakers to read? With this in mind, I ask, could this project be handed to community leaders to flourish into an independent community archive, or would it be possible for community members to become collaborators of the project? “Archives and archivists should empower rather than wield power” (Kelleher 21). Even though this collection can be a source of empowerment, there’s opportunity to transfer power to the community.
Dr. Foulis and her team are centralizing and conserving the oral history of Latinxs in Ohio. Their efforts are a necessary task that is part of a bigger movement to represent marginalized groups in spaces where they have been excluded in the past.
Works Cited
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Caswell, Michelle, Marika Cifor, and Mario H. Ramirez. “To Suddenly Discover Yourself Existing: Uncovering the Impact of Community Archives.” The American Archivist, vol. 79, no. 1, 2016, pp. 56-81.
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Foulis, Elena. “Oral Narratives of Latin@s in Ohio.” OSU Folklore Archives. Jan. 2018. (https://cfs.osu.edu/archives/collections/ONLO). Accessed 5 November 2018.
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Carlos Martinez. YouTube, uploaded by Elena Foulis, 18 Jan 2015, https://youtu.be/y7J6fEbLljM.
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“Oral Narratives of Latin@s in Ohio Canderlaria Mota 2018.” YouTube, uploaded by Elena Foulis, 11 May 2018, https://youtu.be/TeLZ4yWgqC4.


This page is an experimental feature that shows traceability between the ITK transport and distribution requirements and the codebase (including the API, reference implementation and samples project).
The intention is both to show the requirments coverage of the reference implementation as well as allowing readers to jump to the specific parts of the API and reference implementation that trace to a particular requirement they are interested in.
Currently there are some requirement annotations in the API and reference implementation codebase to illustrate how the traceability might function. The traceability is not complete - however we are looking for feedback (positive and negative) to understand how useful (or not) such tracebility is.
At the moment the trace table (below) is entirely built from the annotation references in the source code. Our ambition is to eventually show the requirement text in the table below however we would need a machine processable list of requirements to achieve this.
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Kate Garraway has got off to a tricky start in I’m A Celebrity 2019 after being chosen along with Caitlyn Jenner for the first Bushtucker trial of the series.
Having already been visibly terrified after facing the show’s opening ‘walk the plank’ challenge, Kate will now have to survive a box load of cockroaches in her bid to win meals for her fellow campmates on Monday night.
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Kate began her career as a presenter on local news on ITV before joining Sky News Sunrise and then GMTV (the forerunner of Good Morning Britain), co-hosting alongside the likes of Eamonn Holmes and Ben Shephard among others.
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Kate is married to former lobbyist and political advisor Derek Draper, whom she wed in 2005.
Derek is her second husband, with the presenter previously being married to her former ITV Meridian boss Ian Rumsey from 1998-2002.
Kate and Derek have two children, daughter Darcey who was born in 2006, and son Bill, who was born in 2009.
She recently revealed that it was her children who spurred her on to take part in I’m A Celebrity, telling Hello!: ‘It’s all their fault. Darcey really got into the last couple of series and kept saying: “You should so do this Mum,” and things like “You should eat that slug from the garden, or jump off of that wall to practise.”. It’s been a war of attrition.’
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In the current implementation the queries are specific to Pandas
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问题描述 :
Now we can assume that the circuit board is made of R lines and each line has C holes. And we can only put a wire between the adjacent holes. We say a hole is adjacent to another one if and only if it is at the up, down, left or right side of the other one.
This is a circuit board and we can add wires like this.
Now P holes on the left side of the board are power sources and each one can afford a specific amount of electric current. And O holes on the right side of the board are output interfaces and each one needs a specific amount of electric current.
In order to complete the experiment we should put some wires on the board so that we can meet every output interface on the board (we don’t have to use up all the power). But the circuit board is a little old so between some adjacent holes we can only put a wire whose capacity is not greater than a specific value. And what’s more, some of the holes are fault holes which means the fault hole can’t be connect to any adjacent holes, we assume no power sources or output interfaces are fault holes.
Now we have several different kinds of wires and each kind of wire has a specific capacity. And we can use as many wires as we want of each kind. But as we know the wire which has a higher capacity is much more expensive than the one which has a lower capacity. So we should make the highest capacity of the wires we use as low as possible.
Now it is your turn to write a program to get the best solution whose highest capacity of all the wires is as low as possible. You can just output the highest capacity of the best solution.
输入:
The first line of each test case is two integers R and C (2 <= R, C <= 200), which means the circuit board has R lines and each line has C holes. And the coordinate of the upper left corner is always (1, 1).
Then there is an integer P(1 <= P <= R) means P holes of the left side is power sources. And each of the next P lines has two integers Ai, Si (1 <= Ai <= R, 0 < Si <= 1000), which indicates the i-th power source is located at (Ai, 1) and can afford Si amount of electric current. Then there is an integer O (1 <= O <= R) means O holes of the right side is Output interfaces. And each of the next O lines has two integer Bi, Ti, (1 <= Bi <= R, 0 < Ti <= 1000), which indicates the i-th output source is located at (Bi, C) and needs Ti amount of electric current.
Then there is an integer Q (0 <= Q <= R*(C-1) + C*(R-1)), and the next Q lines each one has 5 integers x1, y1, x2, y2, m (0 < x1,x2 <= R, 0 < y1, y2 <= C, 0 < m <= 1000). That indicates between the holes at (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) we can only put a wire whose capacity is not greater than m. we assume that (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) are adjacent holes.
And then there is an integer K (0 <= K <= R * C �C P – O). And each of the next K lines has two integers xi, yi, means there are k fault holes on the board and the i-th hole’s coordinate is (xi, yi).
Then there is an integer W (1 <= W <= 10000), means there are W kinds of wire we can choose. And the followed line has W integers u1, u2, …, uw. ui means the i-th kind of wire’s capacity is ui (0 < ui <= 100000).
输出:
The first line of each test case is two integers R and C (2 <= R, C <= 200), which means the circuit board has R lines and each line has C holes. And the coordinate of the upper left corner is always (1, 1).
Then there is an integer P(1 <= P <= R) means P holes of the left side is power sources. And each of the next P lines has two integers Ai, Si (1 <= Ai <= R, 0 < Si <= 1000), which indicates the i-th power source is located at (Ai, 1) and can afford Si amount of electric current. Then there is an integer O (1 <= O <= R) means O holes of the right side is Output interfaces. And each of the next O lines has two integer Bi, Ti, (1 <= Bi <= R, 0 < Ti <= 1000), which indicates the i-th output source is located at (Bi, C) and needs Ti amount of electric current.
Then there is an integer Q (0 <= Q <= R*(C-1) + C*(R-1)), and the next Q lines each one has 5 integers x1, y1, x2, y2, m (0 < x1,x2 <= R, 0 < y1, y2 <= C, 0 < m <= 1000). That indicates between the holes at (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) we can only put a wire whose capacity is not greater than m. we assume that (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) are adjacent holes.
And then there is an integer K (0 <= K <= R * C �C P – O). And each of the next K lines has two integers xi, yi, means there are k fault holes on the board and the i-th hole’s coordinate is (xi, yi).
Then there is an integer W (1 <= W <= 10000), means there are W kinds of wire we can choose. And the followed line has W integers u1, u2, …, uw. ui means the i-th kind of wire’s capacity is ui (0 < ui <= 100000).
样例输入:
1 2 3 1 1 4 1 2 4 1 1 1 1 2 1 0 4 1 2 3 4
样例输出:
3HintThis is one of the solution of the sample input, so the answer is 3.
这道题，首先想到的就是BFS，但是因为数据太大，BFS不仅TLE而且MLE。
我是这么思考的：
如果n >= m 显然只能是1步1步减，输出n-m即可。
如果m > n ，也就是说m经过若干步骤后变成了n。
我们假设m的变化中第2次变化有*2操作，那么在下面的情况里不可能出现相邻连续+1+1或者-1-1，如果出现，只要先+1或-1再*2即可。
eg. 6 ->14
6 * 2 = 12 12 + 1 + 1 = 14 ; 3步
6 + 1 = 7
7 * 2 = 14 ; 2步
有了这一点，不难想到此题我们考虑从n到m，一开始只有1个偶数（或者奇数）扩展相邻项后最多每层只有2个偶数，那么一共有log(2,1e500)层（不到2000层），
每层2个数，那就没压力了。然后记下每层的到达这个数的最小步数（相邻则进行更新）。
eg.
m = 801 n = 5
第一层 800 801 802
步数 1 0 1 更新ans = 801 -5=796
第二层
400 402 更新ans
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提交后的测试期望时间是78MS
<pre name="code" class="cpp">/* * Author: * OpenPandora * Date: * 2014.08.26 */ #include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; #define cls(a) memset(a,0,sizeof(a)) #define rise(i,a,b) for(int i=a;i<=b;i++) #define fall(i,a,b) for(int i=a;i>=b;i--) const int base = 1e9; char a[600]; bool ined, flag; int cnt, cntt, ep; void init() { ined = false; cnt = 0; while( true ) { a[cnt] = getchar(); if( a[cnt] >= '0' && a[cnt] <= '9' ) { ined = true; cnt ++; } else if( ined ) break; } a[cnt] = '\0'; cnt --; } struct point { int num[60], len; point() { clear(); } void clear(){ len = 1 ; cls(num); } void out( int x ) { printf( "%d" , num[len] ); fall( i , len - 1 , 1 ) printf( "%09d" , num[i] ); if( x )putchar('\n'); else putchar( ' ' ); } void in() { init(); cntt = 0; ep = 1; clear(); fall( i , cnt , 0 ) { if( cntt == 9 ) { cntt = 0; len ++; ep = 1; } cntt ++; num[len] += (int) ( a[i] - '0' ) * ep; ep *= 10; } while( len > 1 && num[len] == 0 ) len --; } void inc() { num[1] ++; rise( i , 1 , len ) { if( num[i] >= base ) { num[i+1] ++; num[i] -= base; } else break; } if( num[len+1] == 1 ) len ++; } void dec( int x ) { num[1] -=x; rise( i , 1 , len ) { if( num[i] < 0 ) { num[i+1] --; num[i] += base; } else break; } if( num[len] == 0 ) len --; } void divid() { fall( i , len , 1 ) { num[i-1] += ( num[i] & 1 ) * base; num[i] >>= 1; } if( num[len] == 0 ) len --; } point &operator = ( const point& ); point operator - ( const point& )const; point operator + ( const point& )const; point(const int); bool operator>(const point &p )const; bool operator<(const point &p )const; bool operator==(const point &p )const; }n, m, one, zero, two, now[3], tmp[5], nv[3], tv[5], ans; point & point :: operator=(const point &p) { clear(); len = p.len; rise( i , 1 , len ) num[i] = p.num[i]; return *this; } point point ::operator+(const point &p)const { point ret = *this; int l = max( ret.len , p.len ); rise( i , 1 , l ) { ret.num[i] += p.num[i]; if( ret.num[i] >= base ) { ret.num[i+1] ++; ret.num[i] -= base; } } if( ret.num[l+1] > 0 ) l ++; ret.len = l; return ret; } point point ::operator-(const point &p)const { point ret = *this; if( ret > p ) { rise( i , 1 , ret.len ) { ret.num[i] -= p.num[i]; if( ret.num[i] < 0 ) { ret.num[i] += base; ret.num[i+1] --; } } while( ret.len > 1 ) if( ret.num[ret.len] == 0 ) ret.len --; else break; return ret; } if( ret == p ) return zero; if( ret < p ) { point tmp = ret; ret = p; rise( i , 1 , ret.len ) { ret.num[i] -= tmp.num[i]; if( ret.num[i] < 0 ) { ret.num[i] += base; ret.num[i+1] --; } } while( ret.len > 1 ) if( ret.num[ret.len] == 0 ) ret.len --; else break; return ret; } } point::point( const int b ) { clear(); num[1] = b; } bool point::operator==(const point &p)const { if( len != p.len ) return false; fall( i , len , 1 ) if( num[i] != p.num[i] ) return false; return true; } bool point::operator>(const point &p)const { if( len > p.len ) return true; if( len < p.len ) return false; fall( i , len , 1 ) { if( num[i] > p.num[i] ) return true; if( num[i] < p.num[i] ) return false; } return false; } bool point::operator<(const point &p)const { if( len < p.len ) return true; if( len > p.len ) return false; fall( i , len , 1 ) { if( num[i] < p.num[i] ) return true; if( num[i] > p.num[i] ) return false; } return false; } int main() { one = point(1); zero = point(0); two = point(2); int cnt = 1; while( true ) { m.in(); n.in(); if( n == zero && m == zero ) break; if( n > m || n == m ) { ( n - m ).out(1); continue; } now[1] = m; ans = m - n; cnt = 1;cntt=0; while( cnt ) { rise( i , 1 , cnt ) { if( ans > now[i] - n + nv[i] ) ans = now[i] - n + nv[i]; if( now[i].num[1] % 2 == 0 ) { flag = 0; rise( j , 1 , cntt ) if( now[i] == tmp[j] ) { if( nv[i] < tv[j] ) tv[j] = nv[i]; flag = true; } if( !flag ) { tmp[++cntt] = now[i]; tv[cntt] = nv[i]; } } else { nv[i].inc(); flag = false; now[i].inc(); rise( j , 1 , cntt ) if( now[i] == tmp[j] ) { if( nv[i] < tv[j] ) tv[j] = nv[i]; flag = true; } if( !flag ) { tmp[++cntt] = now[i]; tv[cntt] = nv[i]; } if( now[i] > two ) { flag = false; now[i].dec(2); rise( j , 1 , cntt ) if( now[i] == tmp[j] ) { if( nv[i] < tv[j] ) tv[j] = nv[i]; flag = true; } if( !flag ) { tmp[++cntt] = now[i]; tv[cntt] = nv[i]; } } } now[i].clear(); nv[i].clear(); } cnt = 0; rise( i , 1 , cntt ) { if( ( tmp[i].len > 1 || tmp[i].num[1] > 2 ) && tmp[i] > n ) { tmp[i].divid(); nv[++cnt] = tv[i] + one; now[cnt] = tmp[i]; } tmp[i].clear(); tv[i].clear(); } cntt = 0; } ans.out(1); } return 0; }
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参考：http://blog.csdn.net/u014250021/article/details/38885977
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妈呀！这个Dijkstra模板好长OwQ！
#include <cstdio>
int main() {
//answer must be odd
int n, u, d;
while(scanf("%d%d%d",&n,&u,&d)==3 && n>0) {
if(n<=u) { puts("1"); continue; }
n-=u; u-=d; n+=u-1; n/=u;
n<<=1, ++n;
printf("%dn",n);
}
return 0;
}
正有此意，欢迎更多的建议~
看见的晚了，只能提交一次唉
沙发呢，我抢到了沙发
比较基础，找些自信
厉害，支持
这一题的代码这样提交时错误的~少考虑了很多情况
mark, 很巧妙的实现！
样例输出和程序输出不吻合，修改一下样例输出吧。我用的是VC编译器，会提示我的i和j变量重复定义
第一题是不是可以这样想，生了n孩子的家庭等价于n个家庭各生了一个1个孩子，这样最后男女的比例还是1:1
yeah, This is very tricky. If you use Cpp,you need more code
程序输出是对的，呈三角型。原程序是按C++写的，已经改成了C的
我觉得是D哎……


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