The World Wide Web is the largest computer network in the world. The web works as a series of four component parts.
You, your computer/browser, the Internet itself, and the servers all make up what is collectively known as the Internet.
Your browser is a program that runs on your computer to display files found on the web. Servers are computers that
host these files. Your browser makes a request to these servers using HTTP, the main protocol of the web.
This video explains this well.
HTML is an acronym for "Hypertext markup language." HTML code is the basis for almost every page on the web.
HTML consists of the text content of the page, the markup for that text, references to other documents, and links to
other pages on the web. HTML is coded using elements. HTML tags are a type of element that defines the format/display
of the content of that page.
HTML elements can be either inline of block. Block elements create an invisible box around a body of text. The break
tag is an inline element, while the paragraph tag is a block element.
Because computers do not think like we do, tiny mistakes in code, like not forgetting a closing tag, become big mistakes
for computers. Although a mistake may seem insignificant to us, it can yield an entire section of code meaningless to a
computer.


-
@@loop('../partials/components/topNavBtn.html', [
{
"topNavBtn": "Ultimizer Wood Series"
},
{
"topNavBtn": "Ultimizer Coal Series"
},
{
"topNavBtn": "EGR Gasification Series"
},
{
"topNavBtn": "The Stoker Series"
},
{
"topNavBtn": "The EnviroChip Series"
},
{
"topNavBtn": "LCB-120 Wood Chip / Wood Pellet Burner"
}
])
Not just a pretty face, this boiler is a heavy weight and is packed with energy saving features.
The EGR Optimizer burns all types of seasoned wood.
This gasification boiler is built with some of the same principals as commercial industrial boilers – dry based, sectional design, efficient multi-pass fire tube heat exchanger.
When you purchase an EGR Optimizer Wood Gasification model, you will burn a lot less wood and get more heat and comfort. You will enjoy a consistent burn that will heat your home, garage and barn all at the same time. Keep the mess and the danger out of your home - all this warmth while enjoying a quick return on your investment.
Portage & Main Ultimizer Benefits:
Extensive Refractory
- The extensive refractory lining of the burn and reaction chambers absorb the high temperatures produced and promote a clean, hot, dry burn. A high efficiency heat exchanger is required to capture this heat for optimum efficiency.
Most efficient design of heat exchanger
- The Portage & Main EGR has not just one, but two high efficiency flue tube heat exchangers. This makes our brand one of the most efficient, most modern gasification units on the market today. Time tested and proven – this type of flue tube heat exchanger was the most efficient design 150 years ago and is still the most efficient design today.
- Optimal heat extraction saves the work and cost involved in burning wood.
What it Means for the Environment?
The reports of dwindling fossil fuel supplies and a growing concern for the environment have governments and individuals alike looking for alternative heating options.
Portage and Main is proud to introduce the EGR gasification series which addresses the demand for a high efficiency, low emission furnace.
- Not just a pretty face, the Optimizer EGR gasification model is a true heavy weight.
- Built with some of the same principals as commercial industrial boilers – dry base, sectional design, efficient multi-pass heat exchanger.
- Packed with energy saving features
- A consistent burn that heats your home and multiple buildings all at the same time.
- Highly efficient – use less wood to give more heat.
- Enjoy a quick return on your investment.


What are Exhibits?
Exhibits are booth-style displays of novel local technology, entertainment and design implementations. Exhibitors can include sponsoring corporations, students or local technologists or artisans. The purpose of exhibits is to give the audience a chance to see and experience things that they would not normally have exposure to either in daily life or even in college classes.


The library supports additional configuration which can improve developer experience when using multiple elements (or same element multiple time).
Let's imagine situation in which we want to use multiple instances of a single element in the template of one of our feature components.
Example of such an use case could be that we have a
<user-profile-element>
and we want to display top 3 users
for a given month. We would need to pass url in all of the elements...
This could be optimized by storing url once in the component variable but still, component needs to be aware of the element url. This can lead to further inconvenient situation when element url changes and we would have to search for the url in te whole code base...
Compare this to the following solution where we pre-configure all of the
elements we will be using in our application with the help of the
LazyElementsModule.forRoot(options)
(or
.forFeature()
) static functions!
We're creating options of the LazyElementModuleOptions
type and
passing in array of ElementConfig
items. Every item specifies
element tag
and url
...
With this configuration in place, we can adjust original
FeatureComponent
template to look like this...
As we can see, the component template got simple! There is less redundant data and the configuration was centralized in the predictable place that is easy to find and adjust when necessary!
Check out the working demo of this approach!
isModule
flag (script
type module for ECMAScript modules)
loadingComponent
(and
loadingTemplate
)
errorComponent
(and
errorTemplate
)


Error Handling
Introduction
As you all (should) know error handling is a very important part in the development process. Not only does it show the user that the page he/she/it requested is not available, it's also a way to inform machines (browsers and such) about what’s going on by providing a HTTP error status.
Code errors
FuelPHP's internal error handling is based on Exceptions. This allows you to catch them in your code, so your application can handle the exception that occured gracefully and the user can continue using the application.
FuelPHP also alters the default PHP behaviour when it comes to PHP errors (which are not exceptions) from the old procedural functions. Instead of continuing on all non-fatal errors, FuelPHP will throw a PhpErrorException on all of these errors. This will force you to solve all errors, even an E_NOTICE which in the old days you might have ignored. It will also allow you to catch PHP errors. For example to catch syntax errors in view files when you have non-programmers creating views.
You can alter this behaviour by adding PHP error types (like E_NOTICE or E_STRICT) to the errors.continue_on key in your applications config/config.php file. Errors defined here will allow your script to continue. No exception is being thrown for these errors, so you can no longer catch these.
It is strongly adviced not to continue on errors, as it might lead to bugs in your code that are very difficult to find once your application moves into production!
Application logic errors
Error 404
The 404 route is set in app/config/routes.php and must point to the controller/method that handles the 404 pages. Read more about it in the routing section.
Throwing a 404
There may be times when one needs to throw a 404 error, such as when handling the routing yourself. This is simply done by throwing a HttpNotFoundException. Fuel will exit for you once it has run the 404 page.
throw new HttpNotFoundException;
This exception is caught and processed in your applications index.php file. When caught, it will do a lookup for the defined 404 route, and if found, it will forge a new request using the route found as the URI for the request. As this is a normal request, the URI will be routed like any other request!
If you don't want this behaviour, change your index.php file to read
// Generate the request, execute it and send the output.
try
{
$response = Request::forge()->execute()->response();
}
catch (HttpNotFoundException $e)
{
$route = array_key_exists('_404_', Router::$routes) ? Router::$routes['_404_']->translation : Config::get('routes._404_');
if ($route)
{
// add 'false' to the forge request do disable the routing engine
$response = Request::forge($route, false)->execute()->response();
}
else
{
throw $e;
}
}
404 handling
When a request is made and after the router looked for possible matches and there is no match, the 404 handling comes into play. By default the _404_ route points to welcome/404, let's take a look at that method:
// Inside Controller_Welcome
/**
* The 404 action for the application.
*
* @access public
* @return void
*/
public function action_404()
{
$messages = array('Aw, crap!', 'Bloody Hell!', 'Uh Oh!', 'Nope, not here.', 'Huh?');
$data['title'] = $messages[array_rand($messages)];
// Set a HTTP 404 output header
return Response::forge(Presenter::forge('welcome/404', $data), 404);
}
Here you can see what's going on inside the 404 handler. As you can see it's a normal controller action. What's nice about this is that it allows you to show whatever content you like on the page. You can load your own views with data fetched from a database.
Note that Fuel doesn't set the 404 status, your response must set this. Return Response::forge(Presenter::forge('welcome/404'), 404); in order to send the correct status header.
Catch all
Because Fuel doesn't set the 404 response status, you can use it as a catch all function. You might have have a page model that can fetch the page from a database by uri. Here is an example to illustrate the possibilities:
// Inside your 404 controller
public function action_my404()
{
$original_uri = \Input::uri();
$result = \DB::select()->from('pages')->where('uri', $original_uri)->execute();
if(count($result) === 1)
{
// display that page in whatever way you like
}
else
{
// display your general 404 page
$messages = array('Aw, crap!', 'Bloody Hell!', 'Uh Oh!', 'Nope, not here.', 'Huh?');
$data['title'] = $messages[array_rand($messages)];
return Response::forge(View::forge('welcome/404', $data), 404);
}
}
Throwing a 500
There may be moments where your applications simply need to stop and show an error to indicate that something has gone wrong on the server. Normally this is a 500 Internal Server Error. This exception can be caught in the front controller by defining a _500_ route. It allows you to show a proper error message, do additional error logging, or send a notification to an administrator to get the issue fixed.
Similar to throwing a 404, one can throw a 500 error.
throw new HttpServerErrorException;
Throwing a 403
If you want centralized handling of access violations, you can choose to signal an access violation by throwing an HttpNoAccessException. This exception can be caught in the front controller by defining a _403_ route. The handler could for example store the current URI, ask for a login, and if a success, return to the stored URI so the user can return to where the violation occured.
Similar to throwing a 404, one can throw a 403 error.
throw new HttpNoAccessException;
Errors in CLI mode
When an error happens in CLI mode, either interactively through the oil console, or when running a task, the error is simply displayed, and depending on the type of error, the current action may be aborted.
You can enable dumping a backtrace when a fatal error occurs by setting the cli_backtrace
configuration
key in the config.php config file to true
.


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This project implements differential evolution in pure Java 8. Differential evolution (DE) is a metaheuristic optimization algorithm. Optimization is done iteratively, successively improving candidate solutions with respect to a fitness measure. DE makes very few assumptions about the structure of the problem, and, unlike many other methods, does not require the gradient. Thus, differential evolution can tackle problems that not differentiable, are noisy, or have multiple minima. This implementation can also handle arbitrary (non-linear) constraints. The trade-off is that DE is not guaranteed to find an optimal solution, either local or global.
As mentioned, at a high-level, the DE algorithm consists of continually improving a pool of candidate parameter vectors. The pool of candidates are first initialized by randomly generating candidates within the boundaries of the problem. At each step of the algorithm, each candidate builds a number of child vectors by means of two fundamental operations, differentiation and recombination. Finally, diversity and selection are carried out first determine which is the best child; and, second, if the said child should replace the parent in the candidate pool.
A differential evolution problem consists (minimally) of the following:
In order to handle constraints, we use a modified version of the method proposed by Mezura-Montes et al. In this scheme, candidates are first classified with respect to some user-defined set of constraints. A feasible candidate is one that is not violating any constraints. A candidate in violation is violating one or more of the constraints, but it is still possible to compute a valid fitness for such a candidate. Finally, a candidate is infeasible if it not possible to compute a fitness measure. This ternary candidate classification exists because we may want to keep a violating candidate in the pool if it is exploring an "interesting" area of the search space; whereas we want to reject outright candidates for which it is impossible to compute a fitness measure.
For a candidate in violation, a violation function (essentially a second cost function) measures the degree of violation. This function is not the same as the fitness function, and, in fact, the values from the two function are never directly compared. This avoids the complex "tuning" often required with penalty and barrier methods.
By default, problems assumes that all parameter vectors are feasible; and the violation of all candidates is 0.
Finally, a problem can optionally supply termination criteria. These are user-defined functions that indicate whether the optimization should terminate. A few very common "canned" criteria are already implemented:
Here we present a simple example of how to construct and optimize a problem. The problem in this case is to optimize the function f(x) = x2/10 + 4 * sin(x)
on the interval (-10, 10). If you look at the graph of this function, you will see that it has several local minima, so a gradient-type optimizer could easily become stuck in depending on starting point. This function has a global minimum at x ~ -1.49593
, where f(x) ~ -3.76501
.
// construct our fitness function.
FitnessFunction fitnessFunction = (double[] x) -> (x[0] * x[0] / 10) + (4 * Math.sin(x[0]));
// on of the most common cases for parameters is that they are described by a n-orthotope, i.e.
// an n-dimensional hypercube. This utility class allows us to easily create such parameter
// functions.
NOrthotopeRandomParametersFunction parameterFunction = new NOrthotopeRandomParametersFunction(1);
// this will distribute the initial values of x on (-10, 10)
parameterFunction.setParameterRange(0, -10, 10);
// now, set up a problem. The main problem API is an interface of getters; this implementation
// allows us to set everything directly.
SimpleDifferentialEvolutionProblem problem = new SimpleDifferentialEvolutionProblem();
problem.setDimension(1);
problem.setRandomParametersFunction(parameterFunction);
problem.setFitnessFunction(fitnessFunction);
// create a suitable optimizer.
DifferentialEvolutionOptimizer optimizer = new SerialDifferentialEvolutionOptimizer();
// now just get the result!
DifferentialEvolutionResult result = optimizer.optimize(problem);
// extract x and f(x).
double x = result.getBestCandidate().getParameters()[0];
double fx = result.getBestCandidate().getFitness();
There are myriad variants of DE, but fundamentally they consist only of changing the differentiation, recombination, diversity, and selection methods. This framework uses the policy pattern to allow the user to control the inner workings of the optimizer. Specifically, the differentiation policy, recombination policy, diversity policy, and functional interfaces allow you to plug in different strategies at run time.
These policies are grouped into a larger settings, class. Settings are optional, in the sense that "reasonable" defaults will be supplied if you do not configure settings yourself. In addition to the aforementioned policy functions, the settings also allow you to control several other optimizer properties:
java.util.Random
to allow you plug in different (pseudo) random number generators. The default implementation is a one backed by a bog-standard java.util.Random
instance.Differentiation generates trial vectors
Recombination breeds the trial vectors with the parent to produce child vectors.
Selection determines how the optimizer chooses between two candidates. The only provided, and thus default, implementation implements Deb's selection criteria. When comparing two candidates, these rules are:
The diversity policy determines the degree to which the optimizer bypasses the selection criteria and allows candidates into the pool based solely only the fitness measure. Two diversity policies are included by default:
.1
is a reasonable choice for the probability in many cases.Finally, the optimizer interface takes a problem (and, optionally, settings) and produces a result. The result contains the optimal candidate and the reason for termination (along with some timing data). There are currently three implementations:
Differential evolution is amenable to parallel evaluation. The aforementioned executor and fork-join pool based implementations process each generation in parallel. (The serial optimizer obviously processes each generation serially.) The optimizers do not choose a level of parallelism (or other thread-related properties) directly; instead, that is done at the user-level by configuring a suitable executor or fork-join pool.
If you use a parallel optimizer, all of the problem and policy functions must be safe for use by multiple threads. All of the policy implementations provided with the framework are already threadsafe. You can obtain a threadsafe wrapper around any problem or policy function using the Threadsafe provider. This provider allows you to create threadsafe decorators using synchronization or java locks.
This package is pushed to Maven Central, with the following coordinates:
There are no runtime dependencies. JUnit is brought in via Maven for unit testing only.
The Javadocs can be found here: http://syenkoc.github.io/evolution/javadocs/index.html
git checkout -b my-new-feature
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
git push origin my-new-feature
1.0.0, 1/1/2016: Initial release.
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Copyright (c) 2015-2016 Fran Lattanzio
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Chapter 8 Tap to Reset
by Fırat Duğan
Abstract
Jason L. is a cyber-detective. His mission is the catching the cyberbullies. However, Jason got a case one day. The man whose name is ‘There_is_no one’ is in the police department and, he had some information about a big cyberbully.
Everything Started with a Coffee
Jason L. was a outstanding cyber-detective. He was not a big person that all. He didn’t have big biceps but, he was really good to use computers and cyber systems. He hacked Google servers in 12.5 minutes during his junior years at the police college. He was nearly kicked at the school but, the professors didn’t allow him to. After his graduation, he got lots of cases and, he got a promotion really fast.
He came to the police department. He tried to remember what he forgot. However, The office chef Melissa called out to him when Jason got to his chair. She had a case file in her hand that was a big title on its top.
Jason went to Melissa’s room and, he closed the door. Melissa looked nervous. ‘What is the problem?’ said Jason. She gave the file to him. Jason’s eyes got bigger when he read the title. The title was ‘There_Is_No_One’. Jason remembered what he forgot suddenly. ‘I need a coffee!’ he said.
The Lockdown
Judy L. Harris was a good citizen and, she was an honest gynecologist at the Millennium Hospital. She paid her taxes, fallowed the rules. There was not even a parking ticket.
She woke up and started getting ready. ‘Alexa, play Rossini, please!’ said Judy. She opened her laptop and checked her mailbox. There was an e-mail regarding the new hospital rules. She didn’t realize her laptop was hacked by someone when she clicked the mail. The music stopped and protection cages landed on all the windows.’  The police are coming. Stay calm and, wait. You will not be harmed if you cooperate. You are on lockdown.’ said Alexa.
There Is No One
Jason knew that nickname. That nickname was a sign who belonged to the hacker. ‘Where is he now?’ he said. ‘In the interrogation room.’ Melissa said. Jason tried to go to the interrogation room very fast but, Melissa stopped him. ‘He came to us voluntarily. He wants protection. In return, he will tell us everything she knows.’ Jason was surprised but he didn’t show her. Before exiting the door, he turned and said ‘So give him to it.’
There was a woman on the chair in the interrogation room. Colored eyes, blue hairs… She was nice. When Jason entered the room she looked at him. ‘Oh! Famous detective Mr. Jason L. How are you today sir?’ she said. Jason sat on the chair and, drank his fresh coffee. He said ‘You already know me. I will not introduce myself but, who are you?’. She leaned forward slightly from her chair and smiled, taped the header on the file twice with her finger. ‘Mr. L. There is no one. You are not talking to somebody right now. I’m an unidentified person. Whatever. The real question is why am I to here?’ Jason didn’t say anything. ’There will be a heist. They will steal people’s IDs. Newborn, child, adults… Lots of ID. All the persons who have a file at Millennium Hospital in danger.
‘How do you know that?’ Jason said. The woman sitting in the interrogation chair leaned back and said ‘I wrote the software for stealing the IDs. Stanley Jacobo gave orders.’ Jacob was shocked. ‘Stanley Jacabo? Owner of the Millennium hospital and future presidential candidate? But why?’ he said. ‘Info is the power.’ said her and, continued ‘If you want to catch him you need someone inside the hospital.’. Jason looked her eyes and ask‘Who and, why?’. The woman smiled and said ‘Why? Because someone has to go unnoticed into the ID registration room and insert the flash drive into the computer. That person is Judy L. Harris. Don’t worry I brought her here for you.
Detective Jason entered the room that Judy Harris is held. Doctor Judy looked at him in panic and said ‘I did nothing officer. I swear.’ Jason said her ‘Calm down, Mrs. Harris. Are you a doctor at Millenium hospital?’ Judy nodded in surprise. ‘We need your help.’ said Jason.
Co-oparation
The next day, to begin her work, Doctor Harrison got out of her car in the hospital parking lot. She passed security, smiled at her colleagues. After getting on the elevator she heard a voice inside her ear. ‘Nice! Stay calm and keep moving.’ said Jason. Doctor Harrison said ‘Ok!’ and, after getting off the elevator, she headed straight for the registration room. When she was going to have the pass card read, someone called her.
‘Mrs. Harris! I am looking for you. We need to talk. Let’s get my room.’ said the manager Lawking. She walked with him to the room. She was nervous. The manager asked ‘How was your yesterday Mrs. Harrison?’. ‘After hard work, some vacation was good.’ she said. Judy heard Jason’s sound in her ear again and he said ‘The manager is suspecting something. Tell him a lie.’. Doctor Judy continued ‘I watched film and got rest.’.
The manager was not interested in what she said. He took a sheet of paper from her desk drawer and held it toward her. ‘Here’s everything you need to quit your job, Mrs. Harris. You can tidy up your table. Thank you for your services.’ he said. Judy shocked. ‘Sorry. What?’ she said. ‘You’ve been fired. You can out. Thank you.’ said the manager in a cold voice.
Jason and Melissa looked at each other in the secret trailer outside. Judy desperately left the hospital and walked towards her car. ‘The whole mission has been ruined, what do we do now?’ Melissa said. When Jason turned to reply to Melissa, a black panel van appeared on hidden cameras. The van went near to Judy’s car and the back doors openned. Two men caught Judy and took the van and dissapered. It was too late when Jason and Melissa realize that.
Back to the Batcave
Jason burst into the interrogation room. He shouted ‘What have you done? You know they are watching.’ The hacker said ‘Yes, I know. Because of that, I gave you the flash disc. It was a GPS. I can find where she is and, I can shot down the software before the heist. Jason was angry. He said ‘I don’t trust you!’ She said ‘You don’t have another chance. I need my computer.’ Jason thought and ‘We can arrange a computer for you.’ She said ‘ No, I need my computer.’
After Jason set the required permissions, they went to the house of the hacker with Melissa. That house was a regular apartment. There was not an extreme thing. House decorated was relax. There was not too much furniture. When they entered the hacker’s working room, they saw a computer desk but there was not a computer case. All the desk was designed with computer parts. Jason looked and said ‘Oh! Fascinating. Do you steal IDs on this computer, don’t you?’ The hacker just looked at him and smiled.
After a half-hour, she said ‘I found her.’ Jason said ‘OK! I will call for support. The hacker said ‘Calm down, boss! She is on the depot where the server has the software.  ‘Yes but, I need to access the server manually.’ the hacker said. Jason looked at Melissa and, Melissa call the her assistant.
Who Are You?
Judy was scared so much. Who were these guys and, why they chose her? Then, she heard a man’s voice. She knew that but, she couldn’t remember. Who was him?  She saw the manager Lawking at the Millenium Hospital. The manager said ‘How was your day Mrs. Harris.’ Judy felt like she fell over the cliff. ‘Do you know how are IDs cost on the black market? Why everyone should has just one account on the pc?  I give them their freedoms.   After that, I will say Stanley Jacobo did everything. I will be rich. Jacobo defends this system because he wants to be a president. I worked at that hospital for years. What did he do for me? Nothing. I will burn him too.’
To the outside, the special forces surrounded the areas. Everyone was ready for the order. Then Jason said ‘Now!’ on the radio. When the manager Lawking heard the gun voices he started to run to the back door. However, Jason and his team was waiting for him. They caught him in easily.
Jason took the hacker and run to the depot. Judy was tied in a chair and was not moving. She fainted with fear. They untied her and Jason went over the radio for the paramedics to arrive. Melissa came to them really fast and said to Jason ‘Take her and, go to the server. We will be here.’
The hacker went to the server with Jason and, she took every clue for cops. Then shut the software down. When Jason took the hard disc that has the evidence he looked at her and asked ‘Really! Who are you Mrs. There_is_no_one.’
She laughed and said ’ I am the hacker and also I am the daughter of the owner of the Millennium hospital.’ Jason was shocked. ‘My father and I are not meeting, but I knew he wouldn’t do such a thing. my father is trying to prevent people from living what they went through before the great cyber-war. I support him and this system.’ Jason was shocked again.  She said ‘Yes and I am an detective too. I’m Melissa’s mole inside. We have been conducting the operation in secret for years. That’s why you’ve seen my name in so many places.’ Jason looked her and said ‘Your nickname!’. The hacker said ‘Oh, yes. By the way I am Sarah. Sarah Jacobo.’
Everything Is Fine
After the operation Jason, Sarah and Melissa went to the hospital that Judy was being treated. She was fine. When they were talking to each other Stanley Jocobo is came to the room. He said ‘Hi! I hope you are fine.’ Judy was not expecting to see him. ‘Yes, I am. Thank you for your visiting.’ she said. ‘Oh! Don’t thank me. If our professional cyber-cops didn’t catch them they could do many worst things. Moreover, it is my duty to visit the new director of my hospital.’ he said.
Judy was frozen. ‘Th… Thank you!’ she could say. ‘I hope you will be fine as possible as fast. We need you.’ he said and he smiled her. He turned to Sarah just as he was going out, and said ‘Maybe you’ll come to dinner on the weekend. Your mom will cook your favorite food.’ Everyone looked at the Sarah.
After telling Judy to get well soon, Melissa left them. Jason couldn’t stand and asked Sarah ‘Why you don’t talk with your father?’ She looked him and said ‘I will tell but, I need to eat something.’ Jason looked her and said ‘Yeah! I need coffee too.’


public class RoutingDecision extends java.lang.Object implements IRoutingDecision
IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction |
action |
protected java.util.List<SwitchPort> |
broadcastIntertfaces |
protected java.util.List<IDevice> |
destDevices |
protected IDevice |
srcDevice |
protected SwitchPort |
srcPort |
protected java.lang.Integer |
wildcards |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
RoutingDecision(long swDipd,
short inPort,
IDevice srcDevice,
IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction action) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addDestinationDevice(IDevice d) |
void |
addToContext(MessageContext cntx) |
java.util.List<IDevice> |
getDestinationDevices() |
java.util.List<SwitchPort> |
getMulticastInterfaces() |
IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction |
getRoutingAction() |
IDevice |
getSourceDevice() |
SwitchPort |
getSourcePort() |
java.lang.Integer |
getWildcards() |
void |
setMulticastInterfaces(java.util.List<SwitchPort> lspt) |
void |
setRoutingAction(IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction action) |
void |
setWildcards(java.lang.Integer wildcards) |
java.lang.String |
toString() |
protected IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction action
protected java.lang.Integer wildcards
protected SwitchPort srcPort
protected IDevice srcDevice
protected java.util.List<IDevice> destDevices
protected java.util.List<SwitchPort> broadcastIntertfaces
public RoutingDecision(long swDipd, short inPort, IDevice srcDevice, IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction action)
public IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction getRoutingAction()
getRoutingAction
in interface IRoutingDecision
public void setRoutingAction(IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction action)
setRoutingAction
in interface IRoutingDecision
public SwitchPort getSourcePort()
getSourcePort
in interface IRoutingDecision
public IDevice getSourceDevice()
getSourceDevice
in interface IRoutingDecision
public java.util.List<IDevice> getDestinationDevices()
getDestinationDevices
in interface IRoutingDecision
public void addDestinationDevice(IDevice d)
addDestinationDevice
in interface IRoutingDecision
public void setMulticastInterfaces(java.util.List<SwitchPort> lspt)
setMulticastInterfaces
in interface IRoutingDecision
public java.util.List<SwitchPort> getMulticastInterfaces()
getMulticastInterfaces
in interface IRoutingDecision
public java.lang.Integer getWildcards()
getWildcards
in interface IRoutingDecision
public void setWildcards(java.lang.Integer wildcards)
setWildcards
in interface IRoutingDecision
public void addToContext(MessageContext cntx)
addToContext
in interface IRoutingDecision
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object


'My goodness, that hit home' - rainbow arcs over colourful tribute to teacher
by Mark LangfordA Suffolk school has paid colourful tribute to a popular teacher who died shortly after giving birth to her first child.
Students and staff at Stowmarket High School students held a colour run in memory of Charlotte Shields-Bayliss one year on from her tragic death at the age of just 29.
The textiles teacher, known as Lottie, fell victim to peripartum cardiomyopathy, a rare type of heart failure that occurs during pregnancy or immediately after delivery of the baby.
A year on, and the school wanted Lottie's memory to live on and celebrate her life by reflecting her fun and colourful personality in a jubilant colour run.
On the final afternoon of half term more than 550 students and teachers ran a lap of the school field passing through colour stations where powder paint was hurled at them, creating an explosion of colour.
There were also stalls, competitions, games and activities for others to participate in.
Poignantly, a sudden downpour of rain saw a rainbow arc over the proceedings.
Headteacher Dave Lee-Allan said: "Just like when we run our sponsored walk our students are always extraordinary, and so they were again.
"Even when the weather turned the students were fantastic and I was so proud to see them having so much fun in aid of such a good cause.
"The rainbow was stunning and one of Lottie Shields-Bayliss' closest colleagues whispered to me 'Lottie's here'. My goodness, that hit home."
The colour run raised more than £1,500 towards Cardiomyopathy UK, and the school said it welcomed any further donations.
The charity works to raise awareness of the condition and arrange support for those affected by it.
It is a rare type of heart muscle disease which occurs during the last part of, or in the first few months after, pregnancy.
The heart becomes enlarged and weakened and less able to pump blood than normal.
Figures vary, but it is thought to affect around 1 in 5,000 to 1 in 10,000 women, or 1 in every 2,000 women who give birth.
Mrs Shields-Bayliss gave birth to Delilah - who is healthy - at West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds in September 2018 but succumbed to the condition in Papworth Hospital the following month.


This is the site for the Data Engineering 101 Training by Hunter Owens for City of Los Angeles Employees


1. Video of Untamed (Used for speed calclation)
2. Atom text editor with Atom Live Server package (for running of website)
3. Animate.css cdn for animations
4. Bootstrap cdn for basic CSS applications and buttons
5. HTML Skills
6. CSS Skills
7. Computer with internet connection (internet for cdn access)
Due to the fact that I didn't go on the trip, I needed some other way of getting all my data. One of the resouces
that I tapped into was YouTube. On YouTube, I got a video of the ride and was able to calcuate the speed (44mph).
For all the other information such as the weight of the ride, I went onto the manufacturer's website and got the data from there.
As far as information on the website creation, that is located in the website section.
So I know that it is overkill to make a website for this project. The reason that I did this is so that I could have some practice before
I build a website for my robotics team. This website is written 100% by scrach using HTML, CSS and other programming tools.
| Kinetic Energy | 421,080J |
| Potential Energy | 307,144J |
| Speed | 44mgh |
| G-Force | 4.5 |
| Ride Name | Opening Date |
| Opening Date | 06/11/2011 |
| Vertical Drop Length | 72ft |
| Vertical Drop Degree | 97 degrees |
| Length of track | 1,184ft |
| People per car | 8 |
| Model | Euro-Figher / 320+ |
| Ride demensions | 196.8ft x 124.7ft |
| Make | Gerstauler Amusement Rides GmbH |
| Main Feature One | Vertical Chain Lift |
| Main Feature Two | 3 Loops |
| Main Feature Three | Cutback |
| Main Feature Four | Heartline Roll |


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Arrays vs Hashes: When to use each
Feb 14 2016
Ruby makes it easy to define a variable so you can access it a later date. For instance, you can set up a local variable:
favorite_color = "Blue"
and have access to that value at any time in the future.
But what if you want to store a list? Say you want to store your shopping list, with milk, eggs, and bread. You could save it as:
shopping_list = "Milk, eggs, bread"
but that would get cumbersome quickly, and you wouldn't be able to remove indvidual items easily.
Instead, you could save it as an array or a hash.
An array is a list of objects, arranged in a specific order. So our example would look like this:
shopping_list = ["Milk","Eggs","Bread"]
With an array, each item is labeled according to its order, beginning with 0. So in our example, "Milk" is the 0th item, "Eggs" is the 1st item, and "Bread" is the second item. If you want to refer to a specific item, you can specify the specifict item in the array. So:
shopping_list[0] = "Milk"
shopping_list[1] = "Eggs"
shopping_list[2] = "Bread"
This makes is easier to remove one item from this list after you buy it, without affecting the other items. You can delete "Eggs" by removing that specific items from the list.
Arrays are great for lists where you care about what items are included.
But sometimes you care about more than that. Say you are sending a thank you note to your best friend. You need their mailing address, which includes their street address, apartment number, city, state, and zip code. To store all this information, you would use a hash.
A hash is a list of data point, organized into key-value pairs. In other words, a hash lets you establish what data points you need (called keys), and then assign a value to each of of those points. So we could create a hash like this:
best_friend = { address => "1234 Main St", city => "Austin", state => "TX", zip => "98765" }
This may seem like more work, but it lets you look up specific details really easily. Instead of remembering that "City" is fourth on the list, you can just look up the "City" key and find the associated value, like this:
best_friend["city"] = "Austin"
This also makes it easier for other people to understand and use your data, since they can just read it for themselves.


Head Blacksmith Newyear:
Say, you may not have heard, but there is a new type of armor available — but only for members of the clan academy. Would you like to have a suit of it? I can make one for you...
Oh, wait, I fear you don't meet the prerequisites. I'm sorry.
(Only level 19 and higher characters who are clan academy members, and who have a sponsor, are permitted to take on the quest.)


The expected behaviour of this page is as follows:
- The UserList should appear on the right of the screen.
- The UserList should not be initially collapsed.
- A new user should be appended each time this example is loaded in a new browser.
- Usernames should be truncated after 10 characters.
- Upon clicking the Give me an avatar! button, every user list should update that user with an avatar.
- Changing your name via the UI should update your name in the user list for all users.
- To submit your name change you can click the arrow, press enter, or tab out of the input.


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Within this website you can find:
- Well crafted blog posts mainly about analytics and R but also about miscellaneous stuff like productivity and work-life balance
- My book stack, I.e. book I have read and I recommend because they were relevant for my personal and professional development (and I guess it will be the same for you).
If you have heard about my R data mining book you can find more info within the box below.
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Preferences Dialog
Use options on the Preferences dialog to customize the behavior of the client.
To open the Preferences dialog, select Preferences from the File menu.
The left pane of the Preferences dialog displays a tree control; each node of
the tree control provides access to options that are related to the node under
which they are displayed.
- Use the plus sign (+) to the left of a node name to expand a segment of the
tree control.
- Use the minus sign (-) to the left of a node name to close that node.
The Browser Node
Use preferences found in the Browser node of the tree control to personalize
your workspace.
Use the fields on the Display panel to specify general display preferences:
- When the Auto-expand sole children switch is set to True, child nodes will
be automatically expanded if a treeview node is expanded and has only a single
child.
- Use the Browser tree state saving interval field to set the treeview state
saving interval. A value of -1 will disable the treeview state saving
functionality.
- When the Confirm before closing properties with unsaved changes switch is set to True,
pgAdmin will warn you before closing the properties dialog of an object if there
are any unsaved changes. On user confirmation, the properties dialog will close.
- When the Confirm on close or refresh switch is set to True, pgAdmin will
attempt to catch browser close or refresh events and prompt before allowing
them to continue.
- When the Enable browser tree animation? switch is set to True, the client
will display the animated tree control otherwise it will be unanimated.
- When the Enable dialogue/notification animation? switch is set to True,
the client will display the animated dialogues/notifications otherwise it
will be unanimated.
- Use the Lock layout field to lock the UI layout at different levels. This
can also be changed from File menu on the menu bar
| Option |
Action |
| None |
No locking. Every panel is resizable and dockable. |
| Prevent docking |
This will disable the docking/undocking of the panels |
| Full |
This will disable resizing, docking/undocking of the panels |
- When the Show system objects? switch is set to True, the client will
display system objects such as system schemas (for example, pg_temp) or
system columns (for example, xmin or ctid) in the tree control.
Use the fields on the Keyboard shortcuts panel to configure shortcuts for the
main window navigation:
- The panel displays a list of keyboard shortcuts available for the main window;
select the combination of the modifier keys along with the key to configure
each shortcut.
Use the fields on the Nodes panel to select the object types that will be
displayed in the Browser tree control:
- The panel displays a list of database objects; slide the switch located next
to each object to Show or Hide the database object. When querying system
catalogs, you can reduce the number of object types displayed to increase
speed.
Use fields on the Properties panel to specify browser properties:
- Include a value in the Count rows if estimated less than field to perform a
SELECT count(*) if the estimated number of rows in a table (as read from the
table statistics) is below the specified limit. After performing the SELECT
count(*), pgAdmin will display the row count. The default is 2000.
- Provide a value in the Maximum job history rows field to limit the number of
rows to show on the statistics tab for pgAgent jobs. The default is 250.
The Dashboards Node
Expand the Dashboards node to specify your dashboard display preferences.
Use the fields on the Graphs panel to specify your display preferences for
the graphs on the Dashboard tab:
- Use the Block I/O statistics refresh rate field to specify the number of
seconds between block I/O statistic samples displayed in graphs.
- Use the Session statistics refresh rate field to specify the number of
seconds between session statistic samples displayed in graphs.
- Use the Transaction throughput refresh rate field to specify the number of
seconds between transaction throughput samples displayed in graphs.
- Use the Tuples in refresh rate field to specify the number of seconds
between tuples-in samples displayed in graphs.
- Use the Tuples out refresh rate field to specify the number of seconds
between tuples-out samples displayed in graphs.
- When the Show activity? switch is set to True, activity tables will be
displayed on dashboards.
- When the Show graph data points? switch is set to True, data points will
be visible on graph lines.
- When the Show graphs? switch is set to True, graphs will be displayed on
dashboards.
- When the Show mouse hover tooltip? switch is set to True, a tooltip will
appear on mouse hover on the graph lines giving the data point details.
The Debugger Node
Expand the Debugger node to specify your debugger display preferences.
- When the Open in new browser tab switch is set to True, the Debugger will
open in a new browser tab when invoked.
Use the fields on the Keyboard shortcuts panel to configure shortcuts for the
debugger window navigation:
The Miscellaneous Node
Expand the Miscellaneous node to specify miscellaneous display preferences.
- Use the User language drop-down listbox to select the display language for
the client.
- Use the Themes drop-down listbox to select the theme for pgAdmin. You’ll also get a preview just below the
drop down. Note that, to apply the theme you need to refresh the pgAdmin page. You can also submit your
own themes, check here how.
The Paths Node
Expand the Paths node to specify the locations of supporting utility and help
files.
Use the fields on the Binary paths panel to specify the path to the directory
that contains the utility programs (pg_dump, pg_restore, and pg_dumpall) for
monitored databases:
- Use the EDB Advanced Server Binary Path field to specify the location of the
EDB Postgres Advanced Server utility programs. If this path is not set,
pgAdmin will attempt to find the utilities in standard locations used by
EnterpriseDB.
- Use the Greenplum Database Binary Path field to specify the location of the
Greenplum database utility programs. If this path is not set, pgAdmin will
attempt to find the utilities in standard locations used by Greenplum.
- Use the PostgreSQL Binary Path field to specify the location of the
- PostgreSQL utility programs. If this path is not set, pgAdmin will attempt
to find the utilities in standard locations used by PostgreSQL.
Use the fields on the Help panel to specify the location of help files.
- Use the EDB Advanced Server Help Path to specify the path to EDB Postgres
Advanced Server documentation.
- Use the PostgreSQL Help Path to specify the path to PostgreSQL
documentation.
Please note: the default help paths include the VERSION placeholder; the
$VERSION$ placeholder will be replaced by the current database version.
The Schema Diff Node
Expand the Schema Diff node to specify your display preferences.
Use the Open in new browser tab switch to indicate if you would like Schema Diff
to open in a new tab.
The Storage Node
Expand the Storage node to specify your storage preferences.
Use the fields on the Options panel to specify storage preferences.
- Use the File dialog view drop-down listbox to select the style of icons and
display format that will be displayed when you open the file manager; select
List to display a list view, or Grid to display folder icons.
- Use the Last directory visited field to specify the name of the folder in
which the file manager will open.
- Use the Maximum file upload size(MB) field on the Options panel of the
Storage node to specify the maximum file size for an upload.
- When the Show hidden files and folders? switch is set to True, the file
manager will display hidden files and folders.


{% extends "halfwayapp/base.html" %} {% block content %}
Find a convenient place to meet, safely and securely. Meet Halfway makes it easy to find a place to meet a friend or stranger that's convenient for both of you.
Enter your starting point, transit mode, and type of place you want to meet
Send a link to your friend to separately enter their address and transit mode
Discover destinations with roughly equal travel times for both of you


PICTURE PERFECT Directed by Glenn Gordon Caron Starring Kevin Bacon, Jennifer Aniston, Jay Mohr, Olympia Dukakis
Jennifer Aniston has a terrific smile. Too bad it wasn't used more in this movie.
PICTURE PERFECT is about a 28 year old woman named Kate (Jennifer Aniston) who is having trouble in both her career and in finding a potential mate of whom both she and her mother (Olympia Dukakis) would approve of.  She also can't seem to find the right person through regular dating. So she fixes her efforts on Sam (Kevin Bacon), a man who is not interested in a woman unless she is unavailable. Kate attends the wedding of a friend, at the behest of her mother, and there she meets Nick (Jay Mohr), a videographer. In order to make Kate's boss think she is more committed to her job, Kate's friend Darcy (Illeana Douglas) gets people to believe Kate is engaged to Nick. Kate, thinking she can use this situation to get Sam, manipulates and uses Nick to that end. Nick starts to fall for Kate regardless, and in the end Kate realizes she wants Nick instead. Complicated for a date movie? You decide.
This movie is supposed to be a romantic comedy, but it comes off as a romantic situation. I felt as though there should have been some commercial breaks somewhere in the middle. It wasn't because the director Glenn Gordon Caron was a television director before he became a film director. It's just that this movie was not endearing enough to be a romantic comedy. There are a few scenes which are endearing, but not enough to carry the entire movie. A romantic comedy has a gimmick that makes it work: in PRETTY WOMAN it was a hooker with a heart of gold; in WHEN HARRY MET SALLY it was two lovers from "just friends;" in GREEN CARD it was a marriage of convenience. In PICTURE PERFECT, the gimmick is a lie to get what someone wants. The execution of that gimmick is where the overall problem with this movie lies.
I saw right off the bat what this movie was trying to be. Have you ever seen the remarriage comedies of the late 30's and early 40's? Some of the best known are THE LADY EVE starring Barbara Stanwyck and Peter Fonda, THE PHILADELPHIA STORY starring Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart, and IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert. These are movies about a woman who is getting "married," either explicitly or implicitly, to one man, but winds up spending most of her time with another man. What she finds out during the course of the film is that she really belongs with the man she spent most of her time with and not with the man she is supposed to "marry." This formula for a genre was discovered by Stanley Cavell and is detailed in his book PURSUITS OF HAPPINESS. It was clear to me that this movie was trying to be a remarriage comedy. It falls short in a few places.
The best modern-day execution of a remarriage comedy I have seen in recent years is THE CUTTING EDGE starring Moira Kelly and D. B. Sweeney. Moira Kelly's character, Kate, spends most of her time with D. B. Sweeney's character, Doug, training for ice-skating championships. Kate is engaged to be married to Hale. Notwithstanding explaining the whole story, Kate spends most of her time with Doug, believing she is in love with Hale. She eventually ends up dumping Hale. D. B. Sweeney had a lot more screen time than Jay Mohr did in PICTURE PERFECT, and Hale took a backseat to the Kate-Doug relationship. It was easier to see why Doug would fall for Kate in THE CUTTING EDGE. In PICTURE PERFECT, more screen time is devoted to Sam than Nick, and not enough time is devoted to Nick in order to understand his character.
Nick barely has anything to do with the story; he just comes in when it's convenient to do so. I found it hard to see how he would help this woman who is just using him for her own ends. I also found it hard to believe he would take her back at the end. If the story committed more time to Mohr's character, I may have been able to see why he would fall in love with her.   I don't believe it.
I am sorry to say that PICTURE PERFECT is run-of-the-mill Hollywood entertainment. The talents of Jennifer Aniston, Jay Mohr, Kevin Bacon, Olympia Dukakis, and Illeana Douglas are put to meager use in this movie. On the other hand, I guess you could say that it is the perfect date movie: the kind where you can pay more attention to the date you brought to the movie rather than the movie itself.
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I hereby revoke my previous comments on namespaces. As of classdesc.2, all identifiers introduced by classdesc live in the classdesc namespace, except for the descriptors pack, unpack and isa, which becuase they have arguments that depend on classdesc namespaced types do not clutter global namespace.


Deciding whether to use the MusicID or MusicID-File SDK depends upon whether you are doing a "straightforward lookup" or "media recognition."
Use the MusicID SDK to perform a straightforward lookup. A lookup is considered straightforward if the application has a single type of data and would like to retrieve the Gracenote results for it. The source of the data does not matter (for example, the data might have been retrieved at a different time or from various sources). Examples of straightforward lookups are:
Each of the queries above are completely independent of each other. The data doesn't have to come from actual media (for example, text data could come from user input). They are simply queries with a single, specific input.
Use the MusicID-File SDK to perform media recognition. MusicID-File performs recognition by using a combination of inputs. It assumes that the inputs are from actual media and uses this assumption to determine relationships between the input data. This SDK performs multiple straightforward lookups for a single piece of media and performs further heuristics on those results to arrive at more authoritative results. MusicID-File is capable of looking at other media being recognized to help identify results (for example, AlbumID).
If you only have a single piece of input, use MusicID. It is easier to use than MusicID-File, and for single inputs MusicID and MusicID-File will generate the same results.


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Design requirements
Before the decision was made and development of the framework begun some requirements were defined and other frameworks
were searched to support them. Many of them partially supports them, but there is no framework fully
fits requirements of the targetted project. The following list contains a few of them:
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As short as possible learning curve
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Single Page “Heavy” Client JS application framework
- The application must be fully running on the remote device in browser, possibly offline.
- As small as possible, ideally up to 150kB ungzipped
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Browser support
- IE10+ / Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari (including mobile versions)
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Offline support
- Full web applications or at least parts of them should be possible to run offline with a minimal efort during implementation
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No requiremnt on server side rendering at all.
Only code, resources and the data should be transferred over network.
The application must be fully running on the remote device in the browser and should be able to render from templates itself
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Complete code base
- Not a collection of tons of independent libraries from various developers built together using some dependency loader
- Support for 3rd party libraries
- It should be possible to maintain it in-house
-
Well designed and developed, ideally with a good support
-
Separation of concerns and possibly of team roles
- HTML should be HTML, ideally completely separated from the code and the view logic
- Separation of layers based on MVC or MVVM
-
HTML / CSS / DOM
- HTML templating must be easy. Ideally "coding" free (logicless) without tons of additional tags and attributes so web designers can use it without need of learning so much stuff.
- Manipulation of DOM should not be necessary form the application (but possible)
- From the application, nothing like createElement or $(… should be necessary - but of course possible
- Frameworks / Libraries like jquery should be avoided but possible to use
- Reusable HTML/CSS components
- CSS frameworks should be usable with no impact
- Stylesheets must be used at maximum level. Avoding manipulation of the style attribute is the big plus
- DOM should be ideally manipulated only automatically based on the template and the data
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Testable code
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Typed language such as TypeScript
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Build tool chain should be limited as much as possible (it would be possible to use Node, NPM and tons of tools, but better if it will not be necessary)
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Complete and easy accessible debugging possibilities with break points and another nice stuff in some full featured IDE
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Well documented and ideally supported
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Ready for extensions and migrations (i.e. to ES6)
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Browser must still work as a browser.
- It’s still a web. So for the maximum possible User Experience keep it as a web.
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It should be simple to use and optimized for rapid application development.
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Reusability of templates and the view components code is a must
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Easy language and translation support
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It should be simple to translate the application to a different language.
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As less as possible data transfers between the client and server
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Data & and resource caching, ideally controllable from the application, is a must


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Monday, June 01, 2015
I worked at Graf's for 8 hours today. I was sure tired when I got home but did get quite a lot done. When I got home I tried repairing the sprinkler system. I got some of the heads changed but didn't have time to check out the timer. It was late when we got to bed.
Tuesday, June 02, 2015
I worked at Garth's again today but today I quite at 3PM. Again I felt good at what we accomplished. We tried to figure out some of the electrical wiring. That was somewhat of a problem. When I got home I took a shower and cleaned up. At 4PM we held Ward Missionary meeting. As soon as that ended Mae and I went over to Scott and Mishelle's where we tended children while they went out to eat. It was 10PM before we got home. I entered this journal entry before going to bed.
Wednesday, June 03, 2015
Mae woke at 5:30 but I slept until almost 6 before I got up. Mae left to pickup Bob shortly after 7am. She is taking him up to Weber University where the graduation exercises for Syracuse High School will be held. Cole is graduating from High School this year. Bob, his Grandfather would like to attend he graduation exercises to support Cole. Mae is taking him there. I went to work at Graf's and worked until after 4pm. I brought my tool trailer with all my tools home with me tonight so that I can have them to work at Kim and Jeannine's on Friday. I was late getting home and putting my trailer away. I had to hurry to shower and eat before we went to the group fireside this evening. After getting home Mae went out on Relief Society work and I entered my journal entry for today.
Thursday, June 4, 2015
We woke up early and left by 7 am to go fishing with Ron and Diane Graf. They met us in Morgan, where we stopped just long enough to buy ice. We went on up to East Canyon Reservoir. We had a wonderful time fishing. Ron caught 2 trout, Diane caught one, Mae caught two and I caught five. We got off the lake at 3 pm, I cleaned the trout while Mae, Ron & Diane cleaned the boat and wiped it down. They left to go home and Mae & I went to Morgan to watch our grandson, Connor, play baseball. Connor pitched most of the game and did very well. One inning, he pitched three strikeouts, so it was 3 up and 3 down. They won 8 to 4. David is one of the coaches for Connor's team. He seems to enjoy that.
After the game, we took Connor with us to go get a sandwich at Subway and then went back to the reservoir and fished for another couple of hours. Fishing wasn't quite as good as it had been earlier in the day, but Connor caught the first fish shortly after we got out on the lake. He caught another one and Mae caught one, but that was all we caught. Finally, as it was getting dark, we quit. I cleaned the fish while Connor and Mae wiped down the boat. When we took Connor home, we visited with David, Shauna and the kids for a few minutes. We got home late, but had a wonderful day.
Friday, June 5, 2015
I slept until about 8, but Mae woke at 6:30 and went out to sleep later in the recliner. She finally slept so didn't wake until 8:50. I was planning to go to Kim & Jeanenne's by 10 am, but they wanted to go to the temple and would be back at 1 pm, so I mowed the lawn and worked on the minutes for my missionary meeting. Mae got an e-mail ready for me to send to our ward missionaries. I got the boat covered and took it down to the RV lot and brought back my tool trailer. Mae wasn't planning to go with me, but Jeanenne talked her into coming and said her and Kim wanted to treat us to dinner at their Chicken restaurant. Time went fast. It was almost 2 when we got to Kim & Jeanenne's. I worked on putting a new telephone line into Kim's office, but ran into some problems with that and it took longer than I planned on. Kim ordered dinner for us, then went and picked it up so we could eat it at their home. I quit working shortly after five. Mae enjoyed visiting with Jeanenne, and Kim, when he wasn't helping me and really enjoyed that. Kim, Mae and I had chicken fried steak with baked potatoes, green beans and tossed salad. Jeanenne had the fried chicken. It was delicious. Afterwards, we played super Uno. Kim won a couple of hands, Jeanenne won a couple, I won a couple and the last game, Mae won. We got home at ten. I needed to fillet the fish we caught yesterday, so we could get them sealed and in the freezer. Mae is typing this journal while I am doing the fish. I am telling her what to type. It will be at least eleven by the time we get to bed.
Saturday, 06, 2015
I got up at 5AM but Mae slept a little longer. We had breakfast and then went over to the church at 8am and helped clean the church house. I brought Mae home and then I went up to Kim and Jeannine's where I worked most of the day repairing their home.  I had to replace a plumbing pipe and a supply valve that had gone bad. Mae soon had dinner ready when I go home. I had purchased some salt for our water softener and so put most of it into the bran tank. It over flowed the bran and so had to mop that up. I showered this evening and then Mae cut my hair. We watched the last half of a movie we started the other night.
Sunday, June 07, 2015
We woke early but by thew time we got going it was time to leave for Ward Counsel at 9:30am. This was a special meeting mainly to discus the changes that are necessary to be in line with the special instructions given to us by the Stake Presidency as received under the direction of the 1st Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve. From that meeting we went directly to our Block Program. After bring Mae home I went with Brother Fred Amundson and we took the Sacrament out to shut-ins. I then attended the Weekly Missionary Report meeting. I was late for that meeting as I wasn't watching my watch and took to long visiting with those we took the Sacrament to. Following that meeting I took the Sacrament bags to Brother Haney. When I got home Mae soon had dinner ready. After eating I took a short nap. Mae and I then worked on getting a scheduled ready for the July Temple attendance. On this new computer it takes us a long time to figure out how work and save the reports we want. We got a call from Marianne Ray asking if I would come down and give Lynn a Priesthood blessing. I contacted Brother Wayment and he said that he would help me. Brother Wayment anointed and I seal and gave the blessing. I don't think that the Blessing was what Marianne wanted but I couldn't feel guided except to tell Ray to trust in the Lord's will and knowledge. After returning home Mae told me that she wanted to go with me but had she had ran to a neighbors for a minute and returned just as Brother Wayment and I left. She tried to start the pickup but it wouldn't start. I tried to start it when she told me and it acted just the same as it did last week when I was over at Ron's. Mae and I had a dish of apple sauce and cottage cheese. We then played a game of Rummy before going to bed.
Monday, June 08, 2015
After breakfast, I worked on the lawn sprinkler timer and was able to get it to water all the stations, and so I showed Mae how to go through and water each station for 15 minutes manually. I will now need to reset the program so that it will do it automatically, but at least we got the outside watering done for today. I tried to start the pickup, but it wouldn't start. The problem is that all my tools are in my trailer and my trailer is up at Kim & Jeanennes. I tried calling Bryce to see if he could come help me with his tools, but he has some men coming to help him on a project at his house. I decided to call our insurance company and use our roadside assistance to tow the truck over to Dee's in Clearfield. Mae finally got through to the insurance company and they said it would cost us $100. That upset me, but then I remembered that I had some tools in the shed. I found that I did have a small socket set and was able to find the socket that would fit the terminals on the battery. I tightened up the ground connection and the truck started fine. Mae prayed for me because I was too upset, and the Lord blessed us. I worked up at Kim and Jeanenne's from about 11 to 5 pm on their master bathroom. I finally put a new drain pipe in their sink that had been broken, trying to seal the drain pipe with clear fingernail polish and silicone caulk. I don't know whether this will work or not, but it needs to set at least 24 hours or more before using any water in the sink. I recaulked their shower as the old caulking had came loose and Kim & Jeanenne had removed it. This should seal the shower so that they can now use it. Kim wrote me out the checks for the work I have done up there. Mae had gone out to lunch for Diane Graf's birthday with friends from the Clinton ward. They had a good time and afterwards, Mae took Diane looking for ceiling fans and lights for their basement. I was tired when I got home and so Mae and I ate dinner while we watched a show on Netflix “Last Ounce of Courage”. It was a very good show. It was late when we went to bed.
Tuesday, June 09, 2015
I worked over at Graf's today, finished the framing and started the electrical. I got home about 3:20 pm and had time to shower and change before holding our weekly ward missionary meeting. This evening, we went home teaching/visiting teaching to Lynn and Marianne Ray. We were there over two hours. Marianne loves to show Mae all her fish and tell her all about them, which took about an hour and a half. I talked with Lynn during this time. We finally got a lesson in and then it still took us a while before we could get out the door and into the car, but we know they are quite lonely and have a lot of health problems, so we just need to be patient with them and show love.
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
I went to work for Graf's today. Ron and I went to Lowe's and purchased materials for the basement. While there I purchased me a shop light that uses a led light. It can set on the floor or on a telescoping stand. I told Mae that it will be my Fathers day gift. We worked the rest of the day installing electrical. I was sure tired and so I took a short nap after dinner. Mae has been cleaning carpets and worked most of the day on it. We attended our study group this evening. After returning home Mae and I watched the show “People Will Talk” staring Cary Grant and though we have seen it many time it is still a cute show. We were late getting to bed.
Thursday, June 11, 2015
We had both slept okay last night but had very little desire to get up. I didn't get over to Graf's until 8:30am and spent the day pulling wires. Ron gave out by lunch time and so he took a long nap. Dian came down and gave me a hand pulling the wiring. It was almost 5pm when I got home quite tired. I called Mae on the way home and we decided to try going fishing tomorrow. I went down to the storage lot and brought back our boat. After dinner Mae attended choir practice. I took a nap but didn't hear the alarm go off so slept almost an hour. After Mae returned from choir practice we got some things ready for tomorrow. I popped some popcorn for us to take with us. We read the chapter in our book “Jesus the Christ” and then started to bed by 10pm.
Friday, 12 June, 2015
We woke up at 5am but I didn't feel very well so we went back to bed. I woke again at 7:45am and we decided to still go fishing. We got some breakfast and then went over to Scot's where we got Kylan. It was after 9:30am when we got on the lake. We had some strikes but lost most of them. Kylan landed one. As we were coming back into the dock I caught a nice fish. I then had Mae drop me off at the dock so I could go to Morgan to repair Kim's bathroom sink. As I go off the boat Mae turned away from the dock to quickly and hooked the stringer line on to the dock and jerked it and the fish off the boat. I went on to to Kim's and it didn't take long to repair the sink. I came back to the lake and got Mae, Kylan and the boat. We got home about 3pm. Mae took the car and got it washed while Kylan and I put the boat up. Mae and I got cleaned up and we went to Garth's. We picked them up and then took Kylan home. The Graf's. Mae and I went out to eat at Sizzler. After eating we went to the Tabernacle in Salt Lake where we listened and heard the Bell's perform. It was late when Mae and I got home but we had a nice evening.
Saturday, June 13, 2015
We slept in this morning. We got some breakfast and then went over to clean our chapel. Another Ward was having an activity in the building so we were not able to do much cleaning. Mae and I clean the glass entrance doors on the East side and then left. We took some old papers to have shredded at American 1st bank. We got some groceries then got us a hot dog for lunch along with a frozen yogurt. We went to Garth's where I got my saw horses and took over to Irven and Sandy's. We then went to see Bob. Mae gave Bob a hair cut and I took a nap. When I woke Mae had finished cutting Bob's hair and he had fallen a sleep. We came home and I watched a show on Netflix. This evening I mowed the lawn and then came in a worked on the computer. Mae took invitations out to the neighbors. When Mae came home we played a game of Rummy and though she had the highest score I went out going over the 500 mark, so I won. Good night!
Sunday, June 14, 2015
We slept in as long as possible but got up so that I had breakfast before going to P.E.C. meeting. I had quite a bit of trouble hearing what was going on during the meeting. I really don't feel well but stayed through Sacrament meeting. Bishop Mullins asked Terry Shaw, Ravae' Mullins and Ken Browning to meet with him following Sacrament meeting. He asked that each of us speak next Sunday in Sacrament meeting for exactly 10 minutes on our Father. Not feeling well I came home and went to bed. I felt some better and so this afternoon I attended the Missionary meeting with Boyson and the full time missionaries. After that short meeting I met with all of our Ward Missionaries. That will save us getting together on Tuesday evening. I should have attended Stake General Priesthood meeting but Mae had scheduled dinner at David's this afternoon. We enjoyed dinner and then played a couple of game with everyone. We were late getting home to bed but it was a good evening.
Monday. June 15, 2015
I didn't sleep very well last night and so I stayed home instead of going to work at Graf's. About noon I did go over but Ron wasn't there as he had to go into a Doctors appointment. I did pull the power line that will feed the shed and get it ran outside. The trench has only been started so I couldn't run it out to the shed yet. I was tired when I got home so didn't get anything else accomplished.
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
I was up most of the night. Part of the time I rested in the recliner with the vibrator on. This morning I felt quite loose. Mae left at 7am to take one of the Sisters into the Doctor. She took her to David. When she left I was hurting quite a bit on the left side just under the arm. I didn't tell her as I didn't think there was anything she could do and I didn't want her to worry. I stayed home all day today and did catch up my daily journal as I haven't made an entry for the last couple of days. Mae took Marianne Ray to several stores as Marianne doesn't feel safe driving as she doesn't sleep much at night.  I spent the day ether in bed or the recliner. This evening we watched the show “The Man Called Peter”, actual I had watched almost all of it when Mae came home. She wanted to see the show so we started it over. It is a good show. Mae is a good wife and sure takes good care of me, but she is also trying to help so many others.
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
I have been feeling rotten all day and haven't accomplished much. Mae, Brother and Sister went to the Temple and did Sealings. I didn't feel well and no one else went from the Ward. I tried to write a talk for Sunday, but got so frustrated with the computer that I just gave up. I watched “Man From Larame” on the BYU Channel. We have seen it several times before, but that was all I could find, so watched it. Mae went to our study group at the Jone's home. We fixed us some supper when she got home.
Thursday, June 18, 2015
I have been down most of the day. Mae seems to always be on the go. This afternoon we did go to Durk's Plumbing and got some sprinkler parts. I did repair the two sprinkler heads that are giving us trouble. We turned on the watering system as the lawns are needing water but I have still got to work with the timer. Mae and I watched a movie before going to bed.
Friday, June 19, 2015
I woke at 6am feeling quite rested. We got up and got ready and then went to Dennie's in Layton for breakfast. I was quite disappointed as in my mind I compared it to the one in Flagstaff, Arizona. We then went on to Salt Lake where we attended a Endowment session in the SL Temple. It has been 65 years ago that we first a attended the Temple and on that day were wee Married and Seal together as Husband and Wife for Time and All Eternity. That was a beautiful day with lots of great memories. After the session we enjoyed just setting in the Celestial room and just remembering. As we left we spoke to a young couple that were waiting for their turn to be Married and Sealed. I told them that today was also our Wedding Day but 65 years ago. We wished them well. When I went to the dressing rooms, I saw Brother Ron Johnson from Grantsville. He works at the Temple as one of the officiators. We visited for several minutes. After leaving the Temple we walked over to the Joseph Smith Memorial Building, where we viewed the movie, “Meet the Mormons” and really enjoyed it although we showed it when it first came out to the theaters. By this time it was late afternoon so we went out to Chuck-A-Rama for dinner. We took our time and by the time we left I felt some tested. Although I was tired when we got home we stayed up and watched a movie on Netflix. It was after mid-night when we got to be but I have sure enjoyed the day being with my Eternal Sweetheart.
Saturday, June 20, 2015
I woke up before 9am. Mae gave me a hair cut and we had breakfast, before Mae left to go over to the church house to help clean the building. There wasn't a lot to help with the job this morning. I felt bad that I am still not feeling the very best. I worked on my talk quite a bit today. Mae has been busy with Relief Society and visiting neighbors. This afternoon I did go to Durk's and buy some sprinkler parts and come home and install them. I watered the lawn this evening. I worked on my talk and we didn't go to bed until mid-night.
Sunday, June 21, 2015
I woke up at 5:15 this morning. I did read two chapters from the Book of Mormon and then worked on my talk. I still have to much and I am having trouble cutting it down. Mae retyped my talk and we left for church. Even with all my cutting I still took 15 minutes. When we got home from Church, Sandi was there. She brought dinner out for me, steak covered with sautéed mushrooms and onions over them. I grilled the steak while Sandi and Mae prepared the rest. It was a wonderful dinner. Scott and his family came over for a while. They gave me a couple of DVD's of John Wayne, actually 6 shows. Scott and Kylan came back taking the rest of the family over to Michelle's parents. We watched the movie, “Flying Leathernecks”. It was a good show. I finished this entry and we went to bed.
Monday, June 22, 2015
I was up about 5:30am. Mae slept quite a bit of the night in the recliner. I worked at Graf's today. Mae went up to Pineview boating with David and his family. Mike, Becky, Mattie and Jessie, also Sandi came out and went up with Mae. Scott and his family were also coming up but they hadn't got there by the time Mae and Sandi left to come home. I came home planning on going out visiting but when I called Brother Jonson he said that the appointment canceled out. This evening Mae and I went Visiting Teaching / Home Teaching this evening. When we got home Mae and I put the picnic tables out and cleaned the back driveway, getting ready for the neighborhood barbecue tomorrow evening. It's almost 10pm so I had better go to bed.
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
I worked at Garth's today. Mae had most everything ready when I got home just after 4pm. As I pulled into the trailer park a car came in behind me.  The car did the same thing but as I got out of the truck Gary Nelson got out of the car. He has a meeting with the Clinton City Counsel concerning the sale of Margie's parents farm. He came in and we had a nice visit for a little while although I had to take a shower and get ready for guests to come. We had a good group come this evening. Donna Beus, Jimmy and Darma Cosper, Jackie and her friend Ellen. Bob and Delaine Jackson, Marry Teveldahl, Assencio and Marco, Jimmy came over for just a few minutes, Mary's daughter Nancy, then Mae and I, but it was a good group and we had an enjoyable evening. Assencio stayed and helped me put things away. Bob and Delaine also stayed and helped us with some of the clean up, in fact every one help in some way. Very successful evening. We were tired and so soon went to bed.
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
I worked at Graf's until 2:30PM. Today was again working on outside electrical. I was sure tired when I got home so I laid down and took a nap. I then went grocer shopping with Mae. We got a call from Mike that Mattie is sick and they took her into the Doctor. She has Walking Pneumonia. They wouldn't be able to come to the gathering at Lava but think she will still be well enough for them to bring the girls to Becky's sister so they can take their trip to Norway. We had just checked out so we went back into the store and bought some more items for the trip. When we got home Mae prepared some dinner. I did some calling to get dinner appointments lined up for the full time Elders. Mae and I went H.T. & V.T. to Sister Lemon, Sister Neilson and Brother and Sister Hilton. It was late when we got home. I entered my journal entry. Mae helped me sent a Text to the Elders concerning their dinner appointments.
Thursday, June 25, 2015
I worked at Graf's today getting ready to hang Sheetrock. Diane gave me $2,000 towards the bill. I don't know if it will be that much or not yet. I decided to go over and visit Bob for a few minutes before going home. I stopped and deposited the money in our account and while at Winigers I bought some cooked chicken. I then stopped at Jennie Porters and bough a bottle of pills. Bob and I visited for a while and enjoyed the chicken. After getting home I took a short nap. I then helped Mae get get things ready to go tomorrow and prepared the camper shell to take off. Jeff came over and we unloaded the shell and then put the camper on the truck. With Jeff's help it didn't take very long to load the camper. I then mowed the lawns and turned the water on. We were tired and ready for bed.
Friday, June 26, 2019
I took the day off work today and we finished packing to be ready to leave about noon for Lava Hot Springs where most of our family is going to spend a few days together. Sandi got here about noon and we then got our things packed into her truck. We drove up to Jeff and Gail's. Gail and the children were ready for us. I drove my pickup with the camper on it as Gail didn't feel comfortable driving it. Jeff has an interview in Twin Falls for a job offer. He will drive back to Lava this evening. It was after 3pm when we got there. Scott and Michelle got there shortly after we did. We set up camp then David's family arrived and we helped them get set up. We switched the menu for dinner and had barbecue hamburgers. That way it was ready when David's family came and Jeff got there before we quite. It has been very hot today so we didn't think of turning the furnace on until we woke very cooled about 4AM.
Saturday, June 27, 2015
We woke to a beautiful morning and enjoyed a nice breakfast. Everyone, except Mae and I went down to the river and floated it. Most of them started at the Park in Lava except Scott, Michelle and their family. They were concerned about the safety of the twins and we could sure agree with that. Mae and I shuttled the rest and then went on to a camp ground further down stream where David had rented a camp site so that they could get out of the river. It worked out well so that those that wanted the thrill of ridding the rapped could do so and then took a gentle ride down the river. After every one got down to the camp ground the younger children played in the river. Some just relaxed and some of us played a game that David had brought. This evening Mae and I cooked Dutch Oven Chicken for dinner. This evening Shawna, Emily, Gail, Michelle, Ashley, Sandi, Mae and I went down to the hot baths and soaked there. To night Mae and I slept much better as we had the furnace set to come on when it got cold.
Sunday, June 28, 2015
We got up and had breakfast, then Mae and I got ready to attend Sacrament meeting in Lava. Gail took the children home as she wanted to attend meetings at their Ward. Jeff was going to leave when she did but he was going to drive my pickup with the camped back. When he started getting ready to leave we couldn't find the keys to the truck. After we got back for meeting, we found my keys in the coverall pocket that Mae had put in the dirty close sack. After Jeff left David and Scott took their family to the swimming pool. Mae and I stayed in camp and took a nap. This evening we all set around the campfire and roasted marshmallows and sang some camp fire songs. I finally gave up and went to bed about 11pm.
Monday, June 29, 2015
We got up and had breakfast and then got things packed up to go home. Sandi, Mae and I left about 9AM. Scott and David and their family's will be leaving later. It has been an enjoyable time and we are talking about planning it again next year and trying to get more of our family their. We got home about 11:30am and hadn't been their very long when Mike and Becky came. Sandi is driving them to the airport as they will be gone to Norway for two weeks. This is for their 25th Wedding Anniversary. This afternoon Mae and I went to the movie “Coleville Miracle” and we really enjoyed that show. It was taken from a true experience. After enjoying the show we went to Casa Dea restaurant and had dinner. It has been a very enjoyable day. I did repair one sprinkler in the yard.
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
We slept in and I didn't get to work at Graf's until 9am. I drove Sandi's pickup over, as Jeff still has my pickup there at his place with the camper on it. I was tired when I got home so didn't really do much. Mae had “The Walton's” on TV so we watched 3 or 4 episodes of it.  We did get a nice “Thank You” card from both Jackie (across the road from us) and from Donna Beus expressing thanks for the neighborhood barbecue we had last week. It was special of them, but the credit all goes to my special wife.


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