To use the State Machine implementation, load sm.so and create an actor of type smActor.
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| Node Name | Sound File Number | Start Time | End Time | |
| Note: | Must be sequential integer beginning from 1 | Any integer which can be used to identify soundfiles. | Start time of the semantic unit, relative to the beginning of the soundfile. Unit: second | End time of the semantic unit, relative to the beginning of the soundfile. Unit: second |
| Example: | 1,2,3,4,5,.... | 01,1,32... | 10.773 | 13.573 |
| Start Time of the Term. | Node Linked | Time of the linked Node | Trans. Prob. | |
| Note: | The position of the terminals within the semantic unit. Values relative to the beginning of the soundfile. Previous value will be used if the field is skipped. | The name of the node linked from this terminal. | Specify the destination position in the linked Node through this edge. It is a time relative to the beginning of the next soundfile. | Transition probility. Defaulted to be : (1/edgeNum). Default values will be automatically computed if the fields are vacant. Please make sure that the transition probabilities add up to 1. |
| Example: | 11.627,13.573 | (6, (10, (11 ... | 23.464 | 0.1, 0.2, 0.5 ... |
2 01 13.573
16.136
16.136 (6
23.464 0.5
(10 4.285 0.5
3 02 16.136
18.509 0.3
18.509
(5 17.165
(10 4.285
(8 24.693
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WebAuthn settings
WebAuthn configuration for the passwordless feature.
User verification
User verification serves to ensure that the persons authenticating to a service is in fact who they say they are for the purposes of that service. These are following options for "userVerification" when initiating registration or authentication:
DISCOURAGED This value indicates that the RP does not want user verification employed during the operation (for example, to minimize disruption to the user interaction flow).PREFERRED This value indicates that the RP prefers user verification for the operation if possible, but will not fail the operation if the response does not have the "AuthenticatorDataFlags.UV" flag set.
REQUIRED Indicates that the RP requires user verification for the operation and will fail the operation if the response does not have the "AuthenticatorDataFlags.UV flag" set.
User verification is appropriate for passwordless scenarios and multi-factor authentication (MFA) because the user enters a shared secret with the authenticator (PIN) that is not sent over the network.
Attestation Conveyance Preference
User verification serves to ensure that the persons authenticating to a service is in fact who they say they are for the purposes of that service. These are following options for "userVerification" when initiating registration or authentication:
NONE This value indicates that the RP is not interested in authenticator attestation..INDIRECT This value indicates that the RP prefers an attestation conveyance yielding verifiable attestation statements. There is no guarantee that the RP will obtain a verifiable attestation statement in this case.
DIRECT This value indicates that the RP wants to receive the attestation statement as generated by the authenticator.


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The Original King: AOL
Authored By: Robert Diasio
Originally known as America Online, AOL is a web portal and online service provider (not to be confused with internet service provider) based in NYC. In 1995 AOL grew to become the one of the larger online service provider, and at the start of our timeline in 1996 we find them at the No. 1 spot.
One of the early pioneers of the internet. In the mid 90's AOL was recognized by pretty much every user on the internet. They provided a dial-up service to millions of Americans, and combined with that service they would package their web portal, e-mail, instant messaging, and later on their own web browser.
AOL being the most popular website in the mid to late 90's makes sense. During this time there was basically no one competing against them. It was a product of the time. If you wanted to do almost anything you would go to AOL.


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# Linking Scrollback and IRC IRC is the great grand-daddy of social text chat - but it predates the web and mobile, and most users find it hopelessly complex and archaic. New contributors often find IRCs and IRC clients un-user friendly and scary and thus they tend to move away from the community or the project. Instead, Scrollback provides a very user-friendly platform where new users can easily hang around. If your community (or project) already has an IRC channel, you can simply create a room on Scrollback and link it to your IRC channel. Your room can now simply act like a IRC client which can make life easier for users as well as moderators. ### How to link your Scrollback room with your IRC channel You can refer to the Getting started page for more information about [creating a chat room on Scrollback and configuring it.](http://scrollback.github.io/gettingStarted.html)
While configuring your chat room, you will find option for IRC setup. It will ask you for two parameters - your IRC server (eg. irc.freenode.in, irc.moznet.in) and the name of your IRC channel (eg. #ubuntu, #python). ![Fill in the IRC Account Configuration details](http://i.imgur.com/eaeykdX.png) Once you add these details and click on 'Done', you will receive a verification phrase which you will need to enter from your IRC channel as an authenticating factor before your IRC channel and the Scrollback room can be linked.


We've made it really simple for you to integrate TitanCast into your applications, so you can still continue to devote your attention to your application. Just see:
JavaScript
The JavaScript API allows you to integrate TitanCast into your web applications easily.
Current Functionality
Currently, our efforts are being focussed on the JavaScript API so that it is able to fully interact with the TitanCast application. After that, other APIs such as the Java API will be further developed.


HP Board Declines Xerox's Offer to Purchase Company
However, the company added that it remains open to signing a potential merger agreement with Xerox and is ready to discuss it with Xerox management.
On Sunday, HP’s board of directors said that they unanimously rejected Xerox's proposal to buy the company, as the bid does not meet the shareholders' interests and 'significantly undervalues' the Hewlett-Packard computer company.
"The board has unanimously concluded that it significantly undervalues HP and is not in the best interests of HP shareholders", the company said. "In reaching this determination, the Board also considered the highly conditional and uncertain nature of the proposal, including the potential impact of outsized debt levels on the combined company's stock", HP added, saying it had also taken into account Xerox's decrease in annual income.
According to the company, earlier in November, Xerox offered to buy HP for $33.5 billion due to be delivered in cash and stock.
In a letter from the Xerox company received by Hewlett-Packard on 5 November, HP shareholders had been promised $22 per share, which would be conducive to them owning about 48% of the merged company.
Previously, HP declared that its 7,000 to 9,000, or around nearly 16% of its world's 55,000 job positions, as FactSet estimates, would need to be axed by 2022 to save $1 billion a year.
One of the merger proponents, activist investor Carl Icahn, who has a 10.6% stake in Xerox, recently acquired a $1.2 billion stake in HP.


Why on earth would any sane person use Vim for PHP development ? Is it still relevant in the days of full blown IDE's ?
“Vim is a highly configurable text editor built to enable efficient text editing. It is an improved version of the vi editor distributed with most UNIX systems.”
“Vim is often called a "programmer's editor," and so useful for programming that many consider it an entire IDE. It's not just for programmers, though. Vim is perfect for all kinds of text editing, from composing email to editing configuration files.”
“Vim isn't an editor designed to hold its users' hands. It is a tool, the use of which must be learned.”
“Vim isn't a word processor. Although it can display text with various forms of highlighting and formatting, it isn't there to provide WYSIWYG editing of typeset documents. (It is great for editing TeX, though.)”
The editor, what is it about
Hu ? Modal editor?
A modal editor has different modes of operation.
In this mode everything you “type” is interpreted as a command you give.
This is what you are used to, start typing and you are adding text
This mode could be compared to selecting some text
To define a visual highlight you can use all movement keys
In the end you should move around without mouse or arrow keys
Why? Commands! This is just a text editor, why don't you just let me write some text.
“:help editing.txt”
“:help change.txt”
“:help change.txt”
“:help undo.txt”
Quantifiers can be used to 'extend' the reach of a command
Most commands support ranges, ranges are defined like
“:{start},{end} {command}”
“:help range”
“:help formatting” “:help text-objects”
Vim has it's own programming language VimL.
But not limited to it, you can use python, ruby, perl and lua too.
The configuration will be done in “~/.vimrc” and addidional plugins to make our lives easier go into “~/.vim”
Vim has a vi compatible mode or you can choose to use the no compatible mode to be able to use all Vim specific features
Vim creates a backup of every file you edit, it also keeps a “swap” file by default. Vim also keeps views around but I personally never saw one saved to disk.
Vim can also persist undo information.
By default all these files are stored next to the file you are editing, this can pollute your source tree.
We have to enable syntax highlighting and filetype detection, most distributions already enable this by default.
Tabstop is going to define how the syntax indentation and tab key will behave.
When we are programming knowing what line we are on
And ofcourse we 'never' use the default colorscheme since we all think thatone is not good enough for us
The ones mentioned before are “most” important to start doing our job
1 " nocompatible must be first ( use the real vimpower ) 2 set nocompatible
4 " backup rules 5 set backup " enable backup files (.txt~) 6 set undofile " enable persistent undo 7 8 silent execute '!mkdir -p $HOME/.vim/tmp/backup' 9 set backupdir=$HOME/.vim/tmp/backup " where to store backup 10 silent execute '!mkdir -p $HOME/.vim/tmp/swap' 11 set directory=$HOME/.vim/tmp/swap " where to store swap 12 silent execute '!mkdir -p $HOME/.vim/tmp/views' 13 set viewdir=$HOME/.vim/tmp/views " where to store view 14 silent execute '!mkdir -p $HOME/.vim/tmp/undo' 15 set undodir=$HOME/.vim/tmp/undo " where to store undo
17 " syntax 18 syntax on " enable syntax highlighting 19 " filetype 20 filetype on " enable filetype detection 21 filetype plugin on " enable filetype plugins 22 filetype indent on " enable filetype indentation
24 " tabstop settings 25 set tabstop=4 " a tab will be represented with 4 columns 26 set softtabstop=4 " <tab> is pressed in insert mode 4 columns 27 set shiftwidth=4 " indentation is 4 columns 28 set noexpandtab " tabs are tabs, do not replace with spaces
30 " show linenumbers 31 set number
33 " colorscheme 34 set background=dark " indicate we'll use dark background 35 colorscheme elflord " example colorscheme, is default available, many more can be added
Supertab is a plugin that makes completion 'super' easy.
(C)tags is not really a plugin, it is a built in feature of Vim. This built in feature can already start making our lives much easier.
There are plugins to generate your tagfiles on save, or on quit. I personally generate them whenever I see fit.
“:help tagsrch.txt”
The default search functions in Vim are fairly hard to use
In short this is a fuzzy typed fast filefinder
As you could guess the plugin uses the ack command to search in code files.
There is by default a file navigator built in in vim called netrw, if you have to use it, it does the job fine, but it is not really user frienly.
We can also easily navigate our files if we use tags.
The NERD Tree is a tree like file explorer for vim
NERDTree Ack is an extension for nerdtree which adds a few menu items to search with ack
You could manually abuse the makeprg setting in vim and set it to “php -l %” but when using PHP, html, javascript, ... you might want syntax errors for all of those languages.
Syntastic is a syntax checker plugin, it will run a syntax check on the open file.
We must explicitly add a configuration option to allow vim to load a .vimrc file from the directory you are starting vim from.
“:help exrc”
Sauce is a “project” like plugin, it creates an extra project specific vimrc file where you can keep the location of the project, maybe indenting options, ...
These days we are so used to vcs integration we also depend on it inside our editor/ide
Fugitive is a git wrapper for vim, you can run practically every git command from fugitive.
Signify is a plugin to indicate what lines are removed/added/changed. It supports multiple vcs systems.
Debugging for specific languages is not built into vim because there are many protocols and systems to support.
Vdebug is a debug integration for Vim. Every debugger speaking DBGP protocol can be used. Xdebug uses DBGP ;)
For php there are a number of usefull plugins to make our lives easier
NERDcommenter helps you to quickly add comments to a line or multiple lines.
With UltiSnips you can create any possible snippet of code you want to reuse often
But why recreate default templates when there is a central repository for those
php_getset creates getter and setter methods from the paramters selected in your class.
In the old days you usually installed plugins by extracting a zipfile in your “~/.vim” folder. Luckily, these days are over, now we have several plugins ;) that manage our plugins.
Some “plugin managers”:
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PHP-WVL
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Holy Grail
The holy grail refers to a web page layout which has multiple, equal height columns that are defined with style sheets. It is commonly desired and implemented, but for many years, the various ways in which it could be implemented with the current technologies all had drawbacks. Because of this, finding an optimal implementation was likened to searching for the elusive Holy Grail.
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Blueprints Required for Ship Remodels
? Help Topics
What is this page for?
This page displays ships that require materials such as blueprints in order to be remodeled.
Why are some materials grayed-out?
Grayed-out materials have already been used to remodel the ship in question and are therefore no longer required.
Which ships should be given a higher remodel priority?
What is the purpose of the All Ships view?
The All Ships view displays all ships currently implemented in-game who require materials in order to be remodeled.
It also attempts to display grayed-out materials and total needs by considering ships that are already in your possession.
In contrast to the Ships in Service view, several columns serve different purposes:
- ID under the Ships in Service view corresponds to the ID assigned to your individual ships, but in All Ships view it is used to refer to the Master ID assigned to the ship's type. You can see these in the Ship Library. For example, your fleet may have two Abukuma Kai Nis - one may have her own ID of 573 while the other has an ID of 5957. However, the Master ID of the ship type known as "Abukuma Kai Ni" is always 200.
- Level instead refers to the level required in order to remodel the ship in question.
- The Requirements column additionally shows you the name of the ship's next form.
Why does the data seem weird or incorrect following a game maintenance?
Sometimes the KanColle devs may either neglect to update the remodel data in a timely manner or they may put dummy data into the API result if multiple successive maintenances are scheduled.
In order to fix such issues after the in-game data has stabilized, you can try refreshing our remodel info cache by clicking the
'Rebuild ship remodel information caches' link on the
Profile page.


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WWW, Web, etc.
A way to share and access information over the Internet through websites
(More than a billion!)
What is your favorite website?
Do you have an idea for a website you want to create?
They are hosted on servers, which serve the website
Written in HTML, CSS and Javascript
HTML and CSS make your website look pretty
Javascript makes them interactive !
Which one are you using?
Web browsers are everywhere!
We call these devices clients.
Now, let's create our very first web page!
This is my first webpage!


A Victorious Union
by Oliver Optic
Chapter XVIII: “The Reign of Christianity”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1893
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Optic, O. (1893). A Victorious Union. Boston, MA: Lee and Shepherd Publishers.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.0
- Word Count: 2,149
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: 19th century literature, american literature, blue and the gray, civil war
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Captain Breaker took Christy by his right arm to support him as they returned to the deck of the Bellevite, and to assist him over the bulwarks. The wounded had all been cared for, and the crew were swabbing up the deck; but the moment they discovered the captain and the executive officer on the rail, they suspended their labor and all eyes were fixed upon the latter.
“Three cheers for Mr. Passford!” shouted the quartermaster who had been at the wheel when Christy sprang into the mizzen rigging.
Three heartier cheers were never given on the deck of any ship than those which greeted the hero of the action as he appeared on the rail. Not satisfied with this demonstration, they all swung their caps, and then gave two volleys more. There was not a man that did not take part in this triple salute, and even the officers joined with the seamen in this tribute.
“I hope Mr. Passford is not badly wounded, sir,” said Quartermaster Thompson, touching his cap most respectfully. “And I speak for the whole ship’s company, sir.”
“Mr. Passford is not very severely wounded, Thompson,” replied the commander, while Christy was acknowledging the salute. “He did not mention the fact that he was hurt, and lost more blood than was necessary, so that he is very weak.”
The quartermaster reported the answer of the captain to the ship’s company, whereupon they gave three more cheers, as Christy and his supporter descended to the deck; and the hero acknowledged the salute. At the companion they encountered Dr. Linscott, who had just come on deck from the cockpit. Graines was standing near, waiting for an opportunity to speak to his late associate in the expedition.
“You gave us a bad fright, Mr. Passford,” said the surgeon, as he took the right hand of the wounded officer. “But you will do very well now. I have something here which will keep you comfortable;” and he proceeded to place the left arm in a sling, which he adjusted with great care, passing a band from it around his body so as to prevent the member from swinging, or otherwise getting out of position.
“Is it necessary that I should take to my berth, Dr. Linscott?” asked the patient. “I am feeling very nicely now; and since my arm was dressed it gives me very little pain.”
“Dr. Davidson ordered you to your berth because you were so weak you could not stand,” replied the surgeon.
“But I have got over that, and I feel stronger now.”
“We will see about that later, Mr. Passford. Captain Breaker, all our wounded except a few light cases, which my mates can treat as well as I can, are disposed of,” added the doctor.
“I am very glad to hear it,” replied the captain.
“May I stay on deck, doctor?” asked Christy, who did not like the idea of being shut up in his stateroom while the arrangements for the disposal of the prize were in progress.
“You may for the present if you feel able to do so,” answered the surgeon. “But you must have a berth-sack or an easy chair on deck, and keep very quiet.”
“Punch!” called the commander; and this was the name of the cabin steward, who was not, however, as bibulous as his surname indicated. “Pass the word for Punch.”
The steward, like everybody else on board able to be there, was on deck, and immediately presented himself.
“Bring up the large easy-chair at my desk, and place it abreast of the mizzen mast,” added the commander.
Something else called off the attention of Captain Breaker at this moment, and the surgeon remained in conversation till Punch reported the chair in position. Dr. Linscott conducted Christy to it, and adjusted him comfortably, sending for a blanket to cover his lower limbs. The captain soon returned, and saw that the patient was easy in a position where he could see all that transpired on the deck.
“As you have finished your duties on board of the Bellevite, I desire to reciprocate the kindness of Captain Rombold in attending to Mr. Passford when perhaps he needed the attention of his own surgeon more than our patient, and I desire to have you dress the Confederate commander’s wound,” said Captain Breaker.
“With all my heart!” exclaimed the surgeon earnestly. “I will be with you in a moment, as soon as I procure my material;” and he hurried below.
“You will find me with Captain Rombold,” added the commander, as he hastened to the deck of the prize.
“I am glad to see you again, Captain Breaker,” said the Confederate chief very politely.
“I have come to tender the services of our surgeon, who has disposed of all our seriously injured men, to dress your wound, in the first instance, for I fear you were more in need of such assistance than my officer when you so magnanimously called Dr. Davidson to dress Mr. Passford’s wound. He will be here in a few minutes,” returned Captain Breaker, proceeding to business at once.
“I am exceedingly obliged to you, Captain, for I am beginning to feel the necessity of attending to my wound. The thirty-pounder, which was to have reduced the ranks of your crew by one-half, as I am assured it would have done, made terrible havoc among my own men. In addition to the dead who have already been committed to the deep, we have a great number wounded,” replied Captain Rombold.  I accept the services of Dr. Linscott very gratefully.”
“He is extremely happy to serve you.”
By this time the surgeon of the Bellevite appeared with one of his mates, and some pleasant words passed between him and his new patient.
“Now, where is your wound, Captain Rombold?” asked Dr. Linscott.
“In the right thigh,” replied the patient; and the bullet hole in his trousers indicated the precise spot.
“It will be necessary to remove your clothing, Captain,” continued the surgeon.
“My cabin is already turned into a hospital, and Dr. Davidson is hard at work there,” replied the patient. “I shall have to send for a berth-sack, and let you operate on deck, for”—
“My cabin is entirely at your service, Captain Rombold,” interposed the commander of the Bellevite. “It will afford me the very greatest pleasure in the world to give it up to you.”
“Oh, no, Captain!” exclaimed the sufferer, as he really was by this time. “That is too great a sacrifice.”
“Not at all; do me the very great favor to accept the use of my cabin,” persisted Captain Breaker. “How shall we move him, doctor?”
“Call four of your men; we will carry him to your cabin in his chair, just as he sits; and we can do it without incommoding him at all,” answered Dr. Linscott, as he sent his mate to call the men required.
“Really, Captain,”—the sufferer began, but rather faintly.
“The surgeon thinks you had better not talk any more, Captain Rombold,” interposed the commander. “Here are the men, and we will handle you as tenderly as an infant.”
“You are as kind as the mother of the infant,” added the sufferer with a slight smile; but he made no further opposition.
The four men lifted the chair, and the doctor instructed them how to carry it. The Bellevite had been moved aft a little so as to bring the gangways of the two ships abreast of each other. The commander was so interested and so full of sympathy for his injured enemy, now a friend, that he could not refrain from assisting with his own hands, and he directed the operations of the seamen when they came to the steps. They lifted the chair down to the deck of the ship, and then it was borne to the captain’s cabin.
The wounded commander was placed in the broad berth of the cabin, and the seamen sent on deck. Dr. Linscott, with the assistance of his mate, proceeded to remove the clothing of the patient, Captain Breaker aiding as he would hardly have thought of doing if the sufferer had been one of his own officers. The injury proved to be of about the same character as that of Christy; it was a flesh wound, but the ball had ploughed deeper than in his case, and was therefore severe. A stimulating remedy was given to the patient, and the doctor dressed the wound with the utmost care, as he always did, whether the patient was a commander or a coal-heaver from the bunkers.
The sufferer had revived somewhat under the influence of the medicine administered; and after taking the hand of Captain Rombold, with a hearty wish for his early recovery, the captain of the Bellevite took his leave, and went on deck.
He proceeded first to the chair of the wounded lieutenant, reporting to him the condition of the Confederate commander. Christy was extremely glad to hear so favorable a report of the condition of the patient, and so expressed himself in the heartiest terms. “Federal” and “Confederate” seemed to be words without any meaning at the present time, for all had become friends. The officers were vying with each other in rendering kindly offices to the vanquished, and even the seamen were doing what they could to fraternize with the crew of the Tallahatchie, while both were engaged in removing the evidences of the hard-fought action.
It was now only nine o’clock in the morning, and six hours had elapsed since the prize, with the West Wind in tow, had sailed from Mobile Point on what had proved to be her last voyage in the service of the Confederacy. Events had succeeded each other with great rapidity, as it may require a whole volume to report in detail a naval battle begun and ended in the short space of an hour.
The men were piped to breakfast; and during the meal there was an interchange of good feeling when it was found that the crew of the Tallahatchie had only a short supply of coffee and bread, intending to supply these articles at Nassau. The loyal tars were as magnanimous as the officers of both ships had proved themselves to be; and they passed the needed articles over the rails, till they exhausted their own supply, hungry as they were after six hours of active duty. The commander discovered what his men were doing; and he ordered the rations to be doubled, besides sending a quantity of ship bread and coffee on board of the prize. War had mantled his savage front, and Christianity was presiding over the conduct of those who had so recently been the most determined enemies.
There was something forward of the foremast to remind all who approached of the battle which had been fought. It was a spare sail which covered the silent and motionless forms of those whose loyalty to their country had led them through the gates of death to “the undiscovered country, from whose bourn no traveller returns,” but whose fadeless record is inscribed in the hearts of a grateful nation.
During or after a severe action on board a ship of war, the dead are usually disposed of with but little or no ceremony, as the exigency of the hour may require, as had been done on board of the prize. But Captain Breaker was more considerate, as the conditions permitted him to be; and the killed had been sewed up in hammocks, properly weighted.
“All hands to bury the dead;” piped the boatswain of the Bellevite, when breakfast was finished.
By this time the deck had been cleaned up, and dried off under the warm sun which had dissipated the fog and the morning mists. The bodies of the slain had been previously placed at the port gangway, covered with the American flag. The seamen removed their caps, the commander read the service, and the bodies were committed to the deep. The officers and seamen witnessed the ceremony with uncovered heads, and in reverent silence.


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Financing – Property Redevelopment (II.7.)
Property redevelopment (like land banking) requires mostly equity capital.
Seller financing can be critical.
Seller financing; The seller lends the buyer the money to property. This also referred to as a purchase money mortgage*.
Option agreements: Buyer acquires the right to purchase the property at a specified sometime some time in the future. Extension provisions can very important.
Sales contract with conditions, pre-conditions to close: A sales contract can be used to control the property until certain condition are met prior to closing. Sales contracts usually have non-refundable good faith deposits, and there are usually extension provisions in the contract.
Lease with option to buy: Land leases allow the lessee (prospective buyer) to control the property (subject to the lease provisions), and the lease has provisions allowing the lessor to purchase the property at certain times during the lease term. The price of the property should be specified, but often it is not so the purchase price is at the market value or at a price mutually agreed upon between the lessor and the lessee.
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Interim land uses: These can provide rental income to the land banker which help to defray the holding costs. These uses can be as simple as seasonal hunting lease or as complex as a long-term commercial lease with termination provisions.
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It is best to let the government agencies “own” the property until it is ready for land or building development.
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Monday, May 01, 2006
††††††††††††††† We got up about 7 AM and got the day started.† Mae had a dental appointment at 9:30 AM in Ogden and I had an appointment with the realtor in Salt Lake to talk about the property in Heber City.† The upper lot #1377 the price has gone up to $80,000 so we wrote up an offer on lot #1490 for $60,000.† After leaving the office I called David and we decided to put an offer on #1377 and then do some checking on it.† It was after 1 PM before I got home.† Bob and I started to put the sprinkler system in when David called and we decided to go up and look at the lot.† I talked to Mike and he had a realtor from Afton tell him that our lot in Star Valley was not worth $70,000 but more like $30,000 to $40,000.† That changes the picture some.† I have got to check on that tomorrow.† We also have several questions about lot #1377 in the Timber Lakes area.† The hard thing is to know who you can trust.† David also has some work he wants to know if I want to do it.† I will have to figure it out.† It was almost 10 PM when I got home.† I showered and entered my journal entry.† Most of the day has been spent on those lots.†
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up before 7 AM.† I completed reading the New Testament and especially enjoyed the last 4 chapters of Revelations this time.† I got more out of reading the New Testament in general this time but there is still some of Revelations, Paulís writings and some of Peterís writings that I still struggle with.† After breakfast I started calling with questions concerning the lots in Timber Lakes.† I also made some calls about our property in Star Valley.† There are lots selling and also listed for $65,000 to $75,000 in the area that our lot is in.† I talked to Mike and told him I would sell him Ĺ ownership in the Star Valley lot for $30,000.† Bob and I worked on the sprinklers and got them re-installed.† We also buried the drain pipe to the back rain gutter.† David called me and I told him of the calls I had made on the lots.† He also expressed some concerns he has about investing in land right now.† We will think it over for a little longer but will possibly backing out on purchasing either lot.† Mae and I may sell our lot in Star Valley and just bank the money for now.† Mae fixed dinner and I came in from working in the yard at 7:45 PM, very tired.
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up with plans to put the railing in Klaasís house but a call from Irven changed things.† He wants my help so I told him I would come over.† While we were eating breakfast I got a call from Utah Power and Light.† There is power to lot #1377 but not to #1490.† It will cost from $7,000 to $10,000 for them to install power that far.† I got over to Irvenís about 9 AM.† Dave Jensen was there.† Irven started to explain his plans for a business. †I will try to help him but I told him that I am not interested in a job and I am not going to change our plans and family activities.† I donít know who is right and who is wrong but there is family problems going on.† I tried to get some prices on containers and that took the rest of the day.† I came home about 5 PM and had dinner with Mae.† She left for Lois Falckís in American Fork who she will stay with tonight and tomorrow night while she and Lois attends Womanís Conference.† Bob and I started to replace the rain gutter in front of our sun room but I had miss-measured and had Bob get the wrong material.† Before going to bed I played two games of chess on the computer, wining one and losing one.† I also played spider solitary and won that and a game of harts and won that.† I got to bed before 9:30 PM.
Thursday, May 04, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up about 5:30 AM in order to be ready to go to Irvenís this morning.† I had a talk with Irven and cautioned him to count the cost of this business venture he is getting into. †Of course it ended up with the tax issue and I expressed my feelings about that.† He did say if anyone was to ask him if they should get into what he has done he would advise them not to.† I told him I was not interested in a job with him but that I only came over to try to help him.† He asked if I would do some repairs on his house and I agreed to that.† I will estimate what it will take and get back to him.† I came home at 11:30 AM.† I made calls to David and Sandi about the lots.† I called Don Azevedo of Stage Coach Realty and ask him to list our lot in Star Valley Ranch for sale for the amount of $65,500.† I also called Travis Richins and told him that I wanted to retract our offer to buy lot 1490 and 1377.† Travis asked me to send him a letter on each explaining the reason why.† I prepared a letter on lot #1490 but it took me most of the evening to get the letter to go.† I talked to David and he still may want to discuss lot 1377 so I didnít send a letter on that yet.
Friday, May 05, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up planning on going to Klaasís and installing more hand railing but Irven called and wanted my help.† I went and spent most of the day.† Andrea came this afternoon.† We had a chance to visit and she asked me if I thought her dad was ok.† I am not sure.† He is emotional, sometimes forgetful, he doesnít take care of himself as he is going with out sleep and not taking time to eat.† I am just not sure what to think.† When I got home Bob and I put some aluminum trim above the entrance.† I was sure tired and couldnít keep awake to do my journal.† I showered and then was going to do my journal but the power went out for a while.† When Mae came home we went upstairs where Bob fixed dinner for us.† It is sure good to have Mae home.
Saturday, May 06, 2006
††††††††††††††† We got up and after the normal morning began to prepare to have our family here for breakfast.† Bob prepared biscuits for me.† I prepared gravy for us.† When our children and their families came Mishelle cooked the scrambled eggs.† We ate and enjoyed being together for most of the day.† We got the scooter out and the parents and kids really enjoyed it.† After our family left Bob and I put a rain gutter up and repaired a wall in the flower beds.† Elise called and wants me to figure the patio and step replacement for her.† This evening Mae and I watched the first DVD of the ďthe Work and The GloryĒ.† We really enjoyed that story again.†
Sunday, May 07, 2006
††††††††††††††† We got up about 7 AM and while Mae worked on her Primary class lesson for today, I took my shower.† I then worked on the computer preparing a lesson for the High Priest group lesson for today.† That went quite well except I had too much for one lesson.† Bob invited us for dinner with then today.† He also invited Irven and Mark over as well as Mark Hulet.† After dinner we played a game of Mormon Bridge and a game of Knock.† We had to stay away from any discussion with Irven or he would recoil.† I visited with Mark Hulet after Irven and Mark had left and I am just not sure how to help Irven.† I am afraid that he is headed for serious health and mental health problems.† Bryon Duggan called and we visited with them for a while.† I caught my journal up to date.†
Monday, May 08, 2006
††††††††††††††† We got up at 6 AM.† After breakfast Mae had to leave for Ogden for a dentist appointment.† I debated on what to do as it looked very much like rain.† I called Maggie to tell her that I would have to wait until storm was over.† Maggie said that Billie had removed one of his cars from the garage so I could work in the garage.† I got to Klaasís at 9 am and worked the rest of the day.† I had to stop on the way home for natural gas for my truck.† Jeff was at our place to borrow Bobís pickup in order to get a barbeque grill he and Gail had bought.† Mae sent an approval to list our property in Star Valley for sale at the price of $65,500.00 to Bill Azevedo with Stage Coach Realty in Thayne, Wyoming.† After eating dinner I showered and then I prepared invitations for a baby shower for Gail, while Mae read from our book.† I filled out my journal and we went to bed.
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
††††††††††††††† We slept in as I have a dental appointment at 10 AM so there was no need to get up early.† I went to Dr. Dickerson in Roy.† I felt he helped me understand more about my teeth than any dentist that I have been to.† His price was more than what Bob thought it would be but Bob doesnít hear well so he could have been wrong.† It was 12:20 PM before I got over to the Klaasís to start work.† It went quite well but I was sure tired when I got home.† Mae had dinner ready when I got home.† After eating I showered and got ready.† We attended a Relief Society Enrichment evening at which husbands were invited.† It was very good and the refreshments were vegetable trays, chips and Deviled Eggs so I was able to enjoy the refreshments.† It was 9 PM when we left for home.† It was a very good evening.† I filled out my journal entry and then most evenings we play a game or two on the computer before going to bed.
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
††††††††††††††† I didnít get up until 6 AM and with Maeís help was at Klaasís before 8 AM.† I worked hard and by 4 PM was finished with the installation and staining of the stair railings.† Maggie got home as I was cleaning up and paid me.† Mae had dinner ready when I got home.† I ate part of dinner and then had to hurry to meet our Home Teaching appointment with the Jacksonís.† Brother Johnston isnít feeling well so we will visit them at a later date.† On the way home Bob wanted to go to Winegarís for some groceries so I decided to deposit the check of Maggieís.† There werenít enough funds in her account to cover the check so I will hold it a couple of days.† When we got home I finished my dinner.† We then watched a documentary on Brigham Young.† I entered my journal and played a game before going to bed.
Thursday, May 11, 2006
††††††††††††††† We slept in this morning.† After breakfast I sent a e-mail to Travis with the Real Estate Co. that handles Timber Lakes in Heber asking him to return our money on the propertyís we were proposing to purchase.† Sandy called me concerned about Irven and what he is doing.† I donít have much advise for them except that they arenít going to solve their problems being separated.† Mae and I then went for a walk.† I drew some plans on Rich and Loisís house for Elise and started to figure a material take off.† After lunch Bob went with me and we measured Irvenís house to figure a sprinkler system for it.† We then went to Durkís and bought the materials for Steve Huletís job.† We stopped at Winegarís and got a few groceries.† I worked on Eliseís job a little longer and then when the Sisters started to arrive for the Book Group, I went up stairs and watched a John Wayne movie with Bob.† I filled out my journal and then got ready for bed.
Friday, May 12, 2006
††††††††††††††† I woke up at 12:30 AM with acid reflex and slept the rest of the night in the recliner.† At 5 AM I woke and went to the bathroom and then went back to bed.† I woke at 8 AM feeling pretty good.† Mae prepared breakfast and after eating I started on the plans for Elise.† Sandy called and asked if Mark could stay with us for a while.† I donít know how this problem is going to work out.† I called Chad to see if he could figure the size of 2 Xís I need for the face beam to the deck on Richís house.† Hopefully he will have time tomorrow.† Mark wants to start planting the garden so I work with him for a while.† Georgia and Rick picked us up at 2 PM and we attended the Temple to be with Summer Porter as she got her own endowments before getting married next week.† After the session Georgia, Rick, Mae and I went out to eat at the Chuck-Wagon.† We enjoyed visiting and eating.† As soon as we got home we had to hurry to leave to attend the wedding reception for Melinda Craven and Michael Williams.† We enjoyed meeting many old friends from that area.† We hadnít been home long before Mark came over.† I filled out my journal and played a couple of games before going to bed.†
Saturday, May 13, 2006
††††††††††††††† I woke and got up at 6:30 AM.† Mae slept for another hour.† I worked on Eliseís plans.† Mae got up and prepared breakfast.† After breakfast I continued working on the plans.† A little later I worked with Mark in planting the garden.† I quite and came in to find out when lunch was going to be, it was then 2 PM. After eating and cleaning up we went shopping for Mae a Temple dress and some new shoes.† Mae couldnít find what she wanted in dresses. At 5 PM we needed to go to Morgan and attend a performance of a singing group that Emily sings with.† We got something to eat at a drive in and then attended the program.† That program started at 6 and went until 6:30PM.† Then the group was to sing at a Miss Dairy Queen pageant at 7 PM so we stayed for that.† Between the two programs we went to the Drive-in for a ice cream cone.† We heard sirens and saw smoke so David, Tyler and I follow it and saw an old garage burning.† After the pageant we went to David & Shaunaís home as Tyler and Emily wanted Grandma to play games with them.† It was 11 PM before we got home.
Sunday, May 14, 2006
††††††††††††††† We slept in and then I prepared breakfast for Mae.† We attended our block meetings and then came home at had David and Scottís families over for dinner.† I helped Mae with the dinner.† We enjoyed having the family here.† They left about 5 PM to see other Mothers.† We got a call from Sandy who turned the phone over to her son-in- law who is afraid that Irven may be going to commit suicide.† We told them we would go over to check on them.† Mark went over first and we went over about 15 minutes later.† When we got there two police officers had already arrested Irven, had him handcuffed and were ready to put him in a police car.† Irvenís Bishop came and we talked about the situation for some time.† The officers took Irven to the McKay hospital.† Mark wanted Mae to go over with him to visit Irven.† I drove to American Fork with my trailer and stayed the night at Mikeís.
Monday, May 15, 2006
††††††††††††††† Becky prepared me some breakfast.† I went to Steve Huletís where I met Steve.† I ran new water lines for a bathroom in his basement and then did the same work in the house to the west of his home.† In the last house I kinked a line just as I was finishing up, plus the pressure relief valve would not seat on the hot water heater.† I decided that I would have to buy parts to fix those two problems so I will come back tomorrow.† I had told Mike that I would help him install a new evaporative air conditioner this evening.† It was almost 8 PM when I got back to Mikes.† He and David had got the old AC undone so when I got there we took the old one down and pulled the new one up.† The old down chase was completely rusted out at the top and will not hold the new unit.† We talked it over and quite for tonight.
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
††††††††††††††† After breakfast I went down to an air conditioner shop and ask if they could make me a new down chase.† I gave then the measurement just smaller than the old one.† While they were making that I went to Home Depot and bought a few other items plus the parts I needed to finish up Steveís job.† I also went over to Orem and filled the pickup with natural gas.† When I got back to the AC shop the parts were ready for me.† I went back and finished Steveís job and then went back and worked on Mikeís job.† I was all day working on the two of them.† I left for home at 4 PM and got home at 5:30 PM but I was really tired. †I decided that I was two tired to go to the Temple this evening.† Mae hasnít been feeling food for the past couple of days.† I had her order some Chinese Food to be delivered.† We borrowed the second movie of the Work and The Glory from Bob and Carroll and watched it this evening.
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up at 7 AM but let Mae sleep in.† After eating some breakfast I went outside and worked in the yard.† We expected a man to come to haul the dirt away but he had problems at work and didnít come this morning.† Bob and I went over to Irven and Sandyís and moved the barrels from the small pickup to a larger one that can handle the weight.† I guess Sandy came home Monday evening and Jennifer also came up to try to help with this problem.† I guess Irven is really mad at the world and most every one in it.† I spent most of the afternoon and evening working on estimates for David and Elise.† I went with Brother Morgan Thomas to look at a repair job for Sister Brenda Perkins.† Brother Morgan and I will start repairs on a water damaged ceiling tomorrow.† At 7:30 PM brother Wayne Thompson came Home Teaching.† Mae still isnít feeling well.† Sandy called and doesnít know how to handle Irven.† It looks like he might be released on Friday and we feel this will be a mistake.
Thursday, May 18, 2006
††††††††††††††† I woke about 6 AM but tried to let Mae sleep in.† I started working on Davidís and Eliseís estimates.† When Mae got up she fixed breakfast.† Shortly after 9 AM I moved the car and truck out of the driveway.† It wasnít very long after that when the trucking co. that Bob had contacted came and started hauling away the old dirt and sod that we had removed from the driveway last Fall.† Mae and I went to Farr West and watched a baseball game between Grantsville High and St. George.† Sandi, Chelci and Nike got there late.† Grantsville lost and that but them out of the season.† Mae and I got home at 2 PM.† I had Bob pick up a sheet of sheetrock for me.† Brother Thomas and I went to Sister Perkins and removed the sheetrock from the hallway ceiling where it had been water damaged.† We installed new sheetrock and put the first coat of tape on it.† By the time we finished and cleaned up it was 5:30 PM.† Mae has been sick all day but still went with me to the ball game.† When I got home she fixed some dinner.† We ate and then watched a movie on the TV before going to bed.
Friday, May 19, 2006
††††††††††††††† I woke about 2:30 AM and couldnít go back to sleep thinking about David, Jeff and Irven.† These are problems I certainly donít know how to handle.† I hadnít written in my journal last night so decided to do it this morning.† McAfee wanted to be updated when I turned the computer on so I did that first.† I then updated my journal.† I was still wide awake so I played a game.† Mae came in at 4 AM and asked me to come back to bed.† I slept a little longer before we had to get up in order to attend the Temple with Daniel Herring and Summer Porter as they are sealed to each other.† Brother Reed, a son of President George Reed, officiated and did a wonderful job.† we stayed after for pictures and then came home.† I fell asleep and slept quite a while this afternoon.† This evening we went to the wedding reception and visited with many from our family.† It was 9 PM when we got home so soon went to bed.
Saturday, Mae 20, 2006
††††††††††††††† Mae still isnít feeling well but got up and got breakfast.† We then went to Ogden to look at a boat that is for sale.† We probably would have bought it but the seller wouldnít let me take it out for a test drive.†  We looked for another sale but when we found out where the address was realized it was in a section of Ogden that we didnít want to be in.† When I got home Bob had loaded a lot of things to be taken to the dumps so I went with him.† This afternoon Mae and I went shopping and bought her some dress shoes.† After eating dinner Mae started watching a shop.† I went to Wal Mark and bought some orange and apple juice, some new drinking glasses and a garden sprayer.† We watched the last of the show together and then went to bed.
Sunday, May 21, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up to use the bathroom and as I checked my day planner I realized that there is Stake General Priesthood meeting this morning.† I hurried to be ready.† Bob and Mark had remembered it and the three of us went together.† The talks were very well given and very appropriate.† The theme was on fulfilling our Priesthood responsibilities.† When I got home Mae was still in bed asleep.† She still isnít feeling well and she got up and cleaned house during the night.† I prepared breakfast and then entered yesterdays and this morningís information into my journal.† Mae was reading a booklet she received about ďThe Da Vinci CodeĒ.† I see the concern at the strike against the Christen Churchís but I also see that it may help some to be willing to open their ears to the truth.† Mae didnít attend Relief Society or Sunday School but came for Sacrament meeting.† Bob invited us and Sandy and Mark for dinner.† After dinner I came downstairs and took a nap.† Mae, Carroll, Mark and Sandy played games.† They had a good time and it was good for Sandy to get away.† This is really hard with Irvenís situation.† He is pretty upset with his family.† This evening Mae, Carroll, Bob and I played Canasta with Bob and I in the lead when we quit because of time.† I talked to Randy at 10 PM about fishing and also about the difference between a TIG welder and a arc welder.† Randy suggested that for most of my welding I would be better off with a arc welder.† He suggested that I just borrow his.† I filled in my journal before we went to bed.
Monday, May 22, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up at 6 AM to use the bathroom and read my scriptures but I then went back to bed and slept until 8 AM.† After breakfast I was going to work on our bank statement but Mark came down and I helped him with the garden until almost 2 PM. †I helped Bob find a line and install a sprinkler head. †We ate some lunch and then I went with Brother Thomas to Sister Perkins where we put a finish on the sheetrock repair we did.† I worked this evening on our bank statement.† It was 10:30 PM before I completed getting our account in balance.†
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up at 6 AM, read my scriptures and worked on the computer.† Mae got up before 8 AM and fixed breakfast.† I worked on Davidís and Eliseís bids.† Mae went to the chiropractor about 11:30 AM.† Bob and Carroll invited me up for lunch and Mae came up when she got home.† She had stopped and bought some blouses.† I went to Home Depot and got prices on Eliseís materials.† I got home at 5:15 PM and Jeff came right after that.† Mae had a nice dinner prepared but Jeff couldnít eat much as he had just returned from the dentist.† After eating Mae and Jeff went to S.L. to buy a back pack for a baby to ride in while hiking.† I was going to go to a High Priest Group Leadership meeting but Steve had to work and couldnít get home for it.† I watched a show on the Hall Mark channel.† Mae and Jeff came before it finished.† The pack looks like it will be a good one.† I feel very depressed this evening and am not sure why.
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up about 6 AM and went to the bathroom and read my scriptures.† I came back to bed for a little while and then we got up and got breakfast.† We went up to Jennies for treatments.† She gave me 6 different items to take twice a day.† She also gave me a foot cleans.† She also suggested that I try treating my Hy-hernia by drinking a quart of water when I first get up and then jumping up and down for a few minutes.††† We ate lunch and then I started working in the flower garden.† Bob and I went to Scott and Mishelleís and loaded the decorative block they removed for the garden area.† When we got home it was time to clean up and then go Home Teaching to the Johnstonís.† We had a nice visit with them.† I watched a show in TV this evening.† Mae watched part of it with me.† I entered my journal before we went to bed.† Mae talked to Shellie and they want us to go to Lake Powel with them this summer.
Thursday, May 25, 2006
††††††††††††††† Taking all my medications and the water, along with exercising, prayers and scripture study, takes all morning.† Then I got on the internet to try and find decking for Eliseís job.† Mae and I also played with our phones getting them adjusted.† The Niederhauserís sent us a letter so we read that before I went outside to work.† I worked all day getting a drain installed for the flower beds East of the sun porch.† †Tomorrow I will try to get the retaining block placed.† It was late when I came in for dinner.† Mae got her hair cut and colored this afternoon.† She looks very nice.† I sent a e-mail to Tony Gerritsen this evening.
Friday, May 26, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up at 6 AM and after normal morning I worked on the computer for a few minutes.† The rest of the day was working on the flower beds.† I had to rent a brick saw to cut the decorative block but that worked so much better than any other way.† Bob did help me and we finished up at 7 PM.† I was completely excused when I came in the house.† I showered and we ate a light super and watched the last half of a show before going to bed.
Saturday, May 27, 2006
††††††††††††††† I again woke at 6 AM.† Mae was up shortly after I got up.† She prepared breakfast and then got ready for a baby shower for Gale.† It was held at Scott & Mishelleís.† I helped her get the car packed.† Jeff, Scott and I went up to Davidís.† We cleaned Davidís garage out getting ready for me to finish the sheetrock.† We went to Morgan and got some lunch.† After eating we come back to Davidís and played a game.† On the way home I picked up the scissor lift at Universal Rental as they will be closed on Monday for Memorial Day.† After Mae got home we went over to Loweís where I priced some decking parts and got some materials for Davidís job.† We then took Scott, Mishelle, Kylan and Ashley out to eat at the Chuck-A-Rama in Bountiful.† I made some entries on the computer and filled in my journal before we went to bed.
Sunday, May 28, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up at 6 AM but went back to bed at 7 AM for another hour.† Time went fast and we soon had to hurry to be ready for meetings.† I stayed after Sacrament meeting for a few minutes and visited with our Bishop about the Temple Sealing in connection with Chelci being sealed as a child and about Sandiís third marriage.† He couldnít throw much light on the situation either, except we will just wait and see how they develop later and for sure during the millennium.† Mae was busy preparing dinner when I got home.† I helped some and then played some chess.† Mae realized that the roast hadnít cooked so we put it in the pressure cooker and finished cooking that way.† We had dinner ready at 4:30 PM and when Chelci and Steve didnít come by 5 PM, Mae got her phone to call.† She noticed that she had a message.† It was Chelci letting us know that both Chelci and Steve were sick in bed with flu.† We had plenty to eat.† We went into Ogden to see Irven at the hospital.† Visiting time is from 6 to 7 PM so we didnít have much time.† I donít know if Irven is doing better or just caught on that if he fights them he will be in there a long time.† We visited with Sandy and Andrea after 8 PM.† I sure donít have any answers but it seems to me that Irven is still planning to start a business.† We came home at 9 PM.† David called me a couple of times.† We ate a fruit cocktail desert that Mae made with raw sugar.† I filled in my journal and we soon went to bed.
Monday, May 29, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up at 5:30 AM and Mae got up at 6 AM.† I left shortly after 7 for Davidís.† We couldnít back the trailer up their driveway so we unloaded the scissor lift at the street and tried to drive it up.† It wouldnít do that so we pulled it up.† I got what I could reach from the floor with the first coat of mud.† Mae came up about 10:30 AM.† Mike and his family had just got there.† At 11 AM we went up to the Morgan South Cemetery to decorate graves.† Scott & his family, Jeff, Georgia and Lindsey met us there.† We then met at the park and had lunch.† Troy, Meliah and their children also came to the park but had missed us at the cemetery.† Mae and I went back to Davidís and got my truck and took it down to the freeway entrance where we left it.† Mae and I then drove back to the cemetery and walked around for a while.† After leaving the cemetery we picked up my truck and came home.† We ate some diner and then I planted six shrubs for Mae.† We went upstairs and played canasta with Bob and Carroll.† Bob and I won again tonight.† It was after 10 PM before we went to bed.
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
††††††††††††††† I got up at 5:45 AM but Mae left me a note that she hadnít got to bed until after 1 AM so I let her sleep.† I returned the trailer to Universal Rental and then came back and got my trailer.† I got to Davidís just after 8 AM.† I worked all day but didnít get the first coat complete yet.† The scissor lift sure works good for doing those high ceilings.† I quite at 4:30 PM and cleaned up.† We moved Davidís boat so I could leave my trailer there tonight.† Mae was planting flowers when I got home.†  Mae was still planting flowers.† I got a few clothes ready to take with me tomorrow.† I entered my journal and went to bed.
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
††††††††††††††† Mae didnít sleep very well last night so I let her sleep in a little longer.† Bob needed some help moving an old stove out to the curb so the Salvation Army could pick it up today.† Besides being late leaving the traffic was bad trying to get through Roy.† I stopped at The Home Depot and picked up some materials.† It was almost 10 AM before I got to Davidís and started work.† An hour was spent getting the materials.† I worked until 6 PM.† I stayed at David and Shaunaís tonight as Mae went down to Mike and Beckyís to attend a piano recital that David participated in.† she stayed there tonight so she can attend a special award ceremony that Taylor will be in.† this evening I called Mae.† She said that David did very well in the recital.† I also called Shellie and Roy about fishing at Lake Powel.† I was late getting to bed.


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Thought I'd share something that happened to me on the bus back to Portland...
The bus out of Sacramento was full to the point of people standing in the aisle. I was abt 5 or 6 rows from the very back, & had just moved my seat so that a guy could sit with his friend, who he said had 'special needs'. A guy in a khaki uniform up at the front of the bus used the intercom to announce that he was with some drug interdiction task force or other & that they had drug-sniffing dogs under the bus, & that they were going to be going through the bags that people had w/ them. The people in the aisles, 1 right in front of me, the other at the very back of the bus, others up front, started talking to people, asking them where they were headed & whether they were carrying any drugs or weapons & could they go through their bags.
I freaked. (This is why my account of what he said is kinda spotty: I was too busy panicking to listen real closely.) He did _not_ say up front that we could deny them access to our bags, of this I am sure. He did say that any one who wanted to could leave the bus. (IE, I think, 'relinquish your posessions'...) I couldn't think of a suave way to get in my bag & ditch stuff, & I got irrational real fast.  So instead of rolling the dice & seeing what would happen if I stood on my constitutional rights, what did I do?.
I let them go through my bag.
This was a drug test, & I failed it.
Now, I got lucky: the guy spent a lot of time going through my clothes, & he didn't even open the part of the bag that had what I didn't need him to find. (I had told him that part contained 'toiletries'.) As he went through my stuff, I took the time to think 'If he asks me where I've been, I'll tell him the city, which he'll know from my ticket, but I sure haven't been staying w/ anybody...wish I could blank my hard drive real quick-like...' After my bags had been gone through, I heard one of them tell somebody 'You can say no when I ask you if I can go through your bag...'.
So anyway, this is a cautionary tale. Even somebody as well-educated in rights & as generally uncooperative as me can cave in totally when confronted by a surprise situation in an enclosed environment. It's good, in a way, that this happened, b/c I am now committed on a bone-deep level that nobody goes through my shit again ever, but I sure would feel better about it if I'd passed the test.
Erowid Note:
Unfortunately state and federal narcotics officers have been engaging in 'random bus sweeps' for some time now. Of course there is no question that what is 'really happening' socially is that the poor and lower classes are being harassed at astronomically higher rates than the rich and this is just one piece of that.
In a major decision in this area, FLORIDA v. BOSTICK (000 U.S. 89-1717) : June 20, 1991 (6-3), the Florida Supreme Court ruled that Bus Sweeps of this kind were unconstitutional because they trapped innocent travellers in extremely hostile search situations and even reasonable, law abiding citizens would be unable to say No because of the level of coersion.
The Supreme Court of the US overturned this ruling and said that pervasive and random bus sweeps, using armed officers, interviewing AND searching people on the bus, and asking them in forceful language to comply were _Totally OK_ and that any 'reasonable person' would certainly know they had a right to refuse to cooperate.
Bus Sweeps are legal and constitutional in the U.S. under the Rehnquist / Scalia fascist Court. (not to sound too bitter ;) They should be required to identify themselves as officers of the state in some way, but they don't need to show a badge.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Qt Location
The Qt Location API helps you create viable mapping solutions using the data available from some of the popular location services.
Overview
The Qt Location API enables you to:
- access and present map data,
- support touch gesture on a specific area of the map,
- query for a specific geographical location and route,
- add additional layers on top, such as polylines and circles,
- and search for places and related images.
Getting Started
To load the Qt Location module, add the following statement to your .qml files
import QtPositioning 5.5 import QtLocation 5.6
The QtLocation QML module depends on the QtPositioning QML module. Therefore every QML application that imports the QtLocation QML module must always import the QtPositioning module as well.
For C++ projects include the header appropriate for the current use case, for example applications using routes may use
#include <QGeoRoute>
The .pro file should have the location keyword added
QT += location
Submodules
The API is split into sub-modules, which provide QML and C++ interfaces for specific purposes. They focus mainly on Map and Place information. The required position data can be retrieved using the QtPositioning module.
Places
The Places submodule is the natural complement to Positioning, providing a source of geographical data about Places of Interest (POI). Besides the source information, the API provides information about the location, size, and other related information about a POI. The Places API can also retrieve images, reviews, and other content related to a place.
Maps and Navigation
The module provides the QML and C++ alternatives for maps and navigation. The C++ alternative provides utility classes to get geocoding (finding a geographic coordinate from a street address) and navigation (including driving and walking directions) information, whereas its QML counterpart provides UI components to render the information.
API References and Examples
The following are lists of the classes and UI components provided by the module, with example applications to demonstrate their usage:
| QML API Reference | Full list of QML components in the Qt Location API |
| C++ API Reference by domain | Full list of C++ classes and methods of the Qt Location APIs sorted by domain |
| C++ API Reference | Full list of C++ classes and methods of the Qt Location APIs |
| Example Apps | Examples demonstrating use of the Qt Location APIs |
| Maps and Navigation Tutorial | Tutorial introducing the QML Maps Types |
Plugin References and Parameters
Information about plugins, important notes on their usage, parameters that can be provided to influence their behavior.
Uses Esri for location services. | |
Uses the relevant services provided by HERE. | |
Provides an empty map intended to be used as background for an overlay layers for map items. | |
Uses Mapbox GL for location services. | |
Uses Mapbox for location services. | |
Uses Open Street Map and related services. |
Implementing New Back-Ends and Porting
For systems integrators and distributors, information related to making Qt Location available for a new platform.
| GeoServices | Information about the Qt Location GeoServices plugins |
| Places | Information for places backend implementors |
| API changes | Information about QML API changes since 5.4 |
Licenses and Attributions
Qt Location is available under commercial licenses from The Qt Company. In addition, it is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 3, or the GNU General Public License, version 2. See Qt Licensing for further details.
Furthermore Qt Location potentially contains third party modules under following permissive licenses:
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Boost Software License 1.0 | |
MIT License | |
MIT License | |
Boost Software License 1.0 | |
ISC License | |
BSD 2-clause "Simplified" License | |
BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License | |
BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License | |
MIT License | |
ISC License | |
ISC License | |
ISC License | |
ISC License | |
MIT and UIUC (BSD-like) | |
ISC License | |
BSD 2-clause "Simplified" License | |
ISC License | |
Boost Software License 1.0 | |
BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License |


public interface QueryModule
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
canExchangeAllocatables(Reservation reservation)
returns if the user is allowed to exchange the allocatables of this reservation.
|
boolean |
canReadReservationsFromOthers(User user) |
Allocatable[] |
getAllocatableBindings(Appointment appointment)
Deprecated.
use
getAllocatableBindings(List, Appointment) instead |
Collection<Allocatable> |
getAllocatableBindings(List<Allocatable> allocatables,
Appointment forAppointment)
returns all allocatables from the set of passed allocatables, that are already allocated by different parallel reservations at the time-slices, that are described by the appointment
|
Allocatable[] |
getAllocatables()
returns all readable allocatables, same as getAllocatables(null)
|
Allocatable[] |
getAllocatables(ClassificationFilter[] filters)
returns all allocatables that match the passed ClassificationFilter.
|
Conflict[] |
getConflicts(Collection<Allocatable> allocatables,
Date startDate)
returns all existing conflicts that are visible for the user
conflicts, since the passed Date.
|
Conflict[] |
getConflicts(Reservation reservation)
returns all existing conflicts with the reservation
|
DynamicType |
getDynamicType(String elementKey)
returns the DynamicType with the passed elementKey
|
DynamicType[] |
getDynamicTypes(String classificationType)
returns all DynamicTypes matching the specified classification
possible keys are reservation, person and resource.
|
PeriodModel |
getPeriodModel()
returns an Interface for accessing the periods
|
Period[] |
getPeriods()
returns all available periods
|
Preferences |
getPreferences()
returns the preferences for the login user
|
Preferences |
getPreferences(User user)
returns the preferences for the passed user, must be admin todo this.
|
Reservation[] |
getReservations(Allocatable[] allocatables,
Date start,
Date end)
returns all reservations that have allocated at least one Resource or Person that is part of the allocatables array.
|
Reservation[] |
getReservations(User user,
Date start,
Date end,
ClassificationFilter[] filters)
returns the reservations of the specified user in the specified interval
|
Reservation[] |
getReservationsForAllocatable(Allocatable[] allocatables,
Date start,
Date end,
ClassificationFilter[] filters) |
Category |
getSuperCategory()
returns The root category.
|
User |
getUser(String username)
returns the user with the specified username
|
Category |
getUserGroupsCategory()
returns The category that contains the all user-groups of rapla
|
User[] |
getUsers()
returns all users
|
boolean |
hasPermissionToAllocate(Appointment appointment,
Allocatable allocatable)
returns if the user has the permissions to change/create an
allocation on the passed appointment.
|
Date |
today()
returns the current date in GMT+0 Timezone.
|
DynamicType[] getDynamicTypes(String classificationType) throws RaplaException
RaplaException
DynamicTypeAnnotations
DynamicType getDynamicType(String elementKey) throws RaplaException
RaplaException
Category getSuperCategory()
Category getUserGroupsCategory() throws RaplaException
RaplaException
User[] getUsers() throws RaplaException
RaplaException
User getUser(String username) throws RaplaException
RaplaException
Allocatable[] getAllocatables(ClassificationFilter[] filters) throws RaplaException
RaplaException
Allocatable[] getAllocatables() throws RaplaException
RaplaException
Reservation[] getReservations(User user, Date start, Date end, ClassificationFilter[] filters) throws RaplaException
user
- A user-object or null for all usersstart
- only reservations beginning after the start-date will be returned (can be null).end
- only reservations beginning before the end-date will be returned (can be null).filters
- you can specify classificationfilters or null for all reservations .RaplaException
Reservation[] getReservations(Allocatable[] allocatables, Date start, Date end) throws RaplaException
allocatables
- only reservations that allocate at least on element of this array will be returned.start
- only reservations beginning after the start-date will be returned (can be null).end
- only reservations beginning before the end-date will be returned (can be null).RaplaException
Reservation[] getReservationsForAllocatable(Allocatable[] allocatables, Date start, Date end, ClassificationFilter[] filters) throws RaplaException
RaplaException
Period[] getPeriods() throws RaplaException
RaplaException
PeriodModel getPeriodModel() throws RaplaException
RaplaException
Date today()
Collection<Allocatable> getAllocatableBindings(List<Allocatable> allocatables, Appointment forAppointment) throws RaplaException
RaplaException
@Deprecated Allocatable[] getAllocatableBindings(Appointment appointment) throws RaplaException
getAllocatableBindings(List, Appointment)
insteadRaplaException
Conflict[] getConflicts(Reservation reservation) throws RaplaException
RaplaException
Conflict[] getConflicts(Collection<Allocatable> allocatables, Date startDate) throws RaplaException
allocatables
- RaplaException
boolean hasPermissionToAllocate(Appointment appointment, Allocatable allocatable)
Preferences getPreferences(User user) throws RaplaException
RaplaException
Preferences getPreferences() throws RaplaException
RaplaException
boolean canExchangeAllocatables(Reservation reservation)
boolean canReadReservationsFromOthers(User user)
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BMC Bioinformatics (January 2018) 19:16 DOI 10.1186/s12859-018-2024-6
Speaker: Miguel González Sosa
zlib
library.
mutscan -1 R1.fq.gz -2 R2.fq.gz # pair-end
mutscan -1 R1.fq.gz # single-end
then open mutscan.html
with some browser and thats all!
We have more options, though
mutscan -1 R1.fq -2 R2.fq -m target.csv # or
mutscan -1 R1.fq -2 R2.fq -m target.vcf -r hg19.fa
usage: mutscan -1 <read1_file> -2 <read2_file> [options]...
options:
-1, --read1 read1 file name, required
-2, --read2 read2 file name
-m, --mutation mutation file name, can be a CSV format or a VCF format
-r, --ref reference fasta file name (only needed when mutation file is a VCF)
-h, --html filename of html report, default is mutscan.html in work directory
-t, --thread worker thread number, default is 4
-S, --support min read support required to report a mutation, default is 2.
-k, --mark when mutation file is a vcf file, --mark means only process the records with FILTER column is M
-l, --legacy use legacy mode, usually much slower but may be able to find a little more reads in certain case
-s, --standalone output standalone HTML report with single file. Don't use this option when scanning too many target mutations (i.e. >1000 mutations)
-n, --no-original-reads dont output original reads in HTML and text output. Will make HTML report files a bit smaller
-?, --help print this message


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As a child, I used to envy the people I saw in Olive Garden commercials.
Nearly every television spot was the same.
It always focused around a large festive family gathering.
A waiter would bring never-ending bowls of pasta and breadsticks as the beautiful folks sat around laughing and chatting it up.
With each new course presented, the people on screen would look at each other in astonishment at the culinary revelation set before them and then proceed to smile and chew at the same time.
The restaurant claimed: ‘When you’re here, you’re family.’
I wanted to be adopted.
My family dinners did not live up to this utopian ideal.
Not that it was terrible either.
No matter how busy things got, my Mother made it a point to make dinner from scratch and eat together as a family every night
However between a teenager in high school, a pre-teen in junior high, a child in elementary school, and a set of overworked often unappreciated parents conversation could occasionally become sparse.
Or even worse, confrontational.
Except Shabbat.
I don’t know what it was.
Maybe it was because it was the end of the week.
Or perhaps it was because it was the one night we got to eat meat, white bread and carbonated beverages with refined sugars.
But for some reason when my mother lit those candles and we sat down, we laughed and we smiled when we chewed.
It was for the briefest of moments like being that family on T.V.
Without the pasta and breadsticks.


File Chat.lua
Functions
| gw.ReceiveLocal (sender, message) | Parses and handles an encoded message from the add-on channel. |
| gw.ReplicateMessage (event, message, guild_id, arglist) | Copies a message received on a common channel to all chat window instances of a target chat channel. |
| gw.SendLocal (type, message) | Sends an encoded message to the rest of the same container on the add-on channel. |
| gw.handlerGuildChat (type, guild_id, content, arglist) | Callback handler for guild chat messages. |
| gw.handlerOfficerChat (type, guild_id, content, arglist) | Callback handler for officer chat messages. |
Functions
- gw.ReceiveLocal (sender, message)
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Parses and handles an encoded message from the add-on channel.
Parameters:
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sender
: The sender of the message. -
message
: The encoded message.
Return value:
- True on successful handling, false on failure.
-
- gw.ReplicateMessage (event, message, guild_id, arglist)
-
Copies a message received on a common channel to all chat window instances of a target chat channel.
Parameters:
-
event
: Chat message event to generate. Accepted values: 'GUILD' 'OFFICER' 'GUILD_ACHIEVEMENT' 'SYSTEM' -
message
: The message to replicate. -
guild_id
: (optional) Guild ID of the sender. -
arglist
: (optional) API event arguments.
-
- gw.SendLocal (type, message)
-
Sends an encoded message to the rest of the same container on the add-on channel.
Parameters:
-
type
: The message type: GW_MTYPE_CONTROL, GW_MTYPE_REQUEST, or GW_MTYPE_RESPONSE. -
message
: Text of the message.
-
- gw.handlerGuildChat (type, guild_id, content, arglist)
-
Callback handler for guild chat messages.
Parameters:
-
type
: Message type received. -
guild_id
: ID of the guild the message was received from. -
content
: Message content as a table. -
arglist
: API event arguments.
-
- gw.handlerOfficerChat (type, guild_id, content, arglist)
-
Callback handler for officer chat messages.
Parameters:
-
type
: Message type received. -
guild_id
: ID of the guild the mesage was received from. -
content
: Message content as a table. -
arglist
: API event arguments.
-


The mz-validation
can be used as a directive on input, checkbox, radio button, select, textarea.
For the radio button, the error message is not supported because it is considered a best pratique to always specify a default value.
The component module must use the Reactive Form to work with the validation directive.
ReactiveFormModule
should be added in component module or application module.
To disable the browser native validation (example: when you click Enter on any required field), you have to add novalidate
attribute to form element.
To make a field required in form we have to add both the required
attribute on HTML element and add Validators.required
function
as validator function in form control contructor. At the moment there is no method in Angular 2 to get the validator function list applied on a from control.
To use select in your form group, take a look at the offical Angular documentation on how to use select controls with form directives.
This is a demo that demonstrate the form validation with mz-validation
and Reactive Form. Here a list of each field with validation :
Disabling form control can be achieve in two different ways when using mz-validation
:
disabled
propertyformControlDisabled
input bindingBe carefull, you CANNOT use both ways at the same time or you'll get an error from Angular
disabled
property
This method ask you to set the disabled
state of a field programmatically directly in the FormControl declaration.
To react on value changes and dynamically enabled/disable a field you will need to subscribe on valueChanges
event emitter and trigger the state manually on the desired controls. Of course don't forget to unsubscribe the subscription when leaving your component.
Here is an implementation example of dynamically disabling input field using the form state object method.
formControlDisabled
input binding
Alternatively we offer the possibility to use the formControlDisabled
input binding in the HTML template to set the enable/disable state of a form control. This way you won't need to set the disabled
property programmatically on the FormControl and no need to subscribe on the valueChanges
event emitter. The formControlDisabled
input binding will automatically react dynamically to the value changes.
Here is an implementation example of dynamically disabling input field using the formControlDisabled
input binding.
The mz-validation
directive can also be used with a template driven form.
Form control error message can be customized using the following propertie when adding mz-validation
directive.
This class contains all message error types that can be use in a form control.


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Must end with '/' // // The default values used if these defines are left commented out are: // // UNIX: // CACHE_DIR /tmp/jpgraph_cache/ // TTF_DIR /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ // MBTTF_DIR /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ // // WINDOWS: // CACHE_DIR $SERVER_TEMP/jpgraph_cache/ // TTF_DIR $SERVER_SYSTEMROOT/fonts/ // MBTTF_DIR $SERVER_SYSTEMROOT/fonts/ // //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // define('CACHE_DIR','/tmp/jpgraph_cache/'); // define('TTF_DIR','/usr/share/fonts/truetype/'); // define('MBTTF_DIR','/usr/share/fonts/truetype/'); //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Cache directory specification for use with CSIM graphs that are // using the cache. // The directory must be the filesysystem name as seen by PHP // and the 'http' version must be the same directory but as // seen by the HTTP server relative to the 'htdocs' ddirectory. // If a relative path is specified it is taken to be relative from where // the image script is executed. // Note: The default setting is to create a subdirectory in the // directory from where the image script is executed and store all files // there. As ususal this directory must be writeable by the PHP process. define('CSIMCACHE_DIR','csimcache/'); define('CSIMCACHE_HTTP_DIR','csimcache/'); //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Various JpGraph Settings. Adjust accordingly to your // preferences. Note that cache functionality is turned off by // default (Enable by setting USE_CACHE to true) //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Deafult locale for error messages. // This defaults to English = 'en' define('DEFAULT_ERR_LOCALE','en'); // Deafult graphic format set to 'auto' which will automatically // choose the best available format in the order png,gif,jpeg // (The supported format depends on what your PHP installation supports) define('DEFAULT_GFORMAT','auto'); // Should the cache be used at all? By setting this to false no // files will be generated in the cache directory. // The difference from READ_CACHE being that setting READ_CACHE to // false will still create the image in the cache directory // just not use it. By setting USE_CACHE=false no files will even // be generated in the cache directory. define('USE_CACHE',true); // Should we try to find an image in the cache before generating it? // Set this define to false to bypass the reading of the cache and always // regenerate the image. Note that even if reading the cache is // disabled the cached will still be updated with the newly generated // image. Set also 'USE_CACHE' below. define('READ_CACHE',true); // Determine if the error handler should be image based or purely // text based. Image based makes it easier since the script will // always return an image even in case of errors. define('USE_IMAGE_ERROR_HANDLER',true); // Should the library examine the global php_errmsg string and convert // any error in it to a graphical representation. This is handy for the // occasions when, for example, header files cannot be found and this results // in the graph not being created and just a 'red-cross' image would be seen. // This should be turned off for a production site. define('CATCH_PHPERRMSG',true); // Determine if the library should also setup the default PHP // error handler to generate a graphic error mesage. This is useful // during development to be able to see the error message as an image // instead as a 'red-cross' in a page where an image is expected. define('INSTALL_PHP_ERR_HANDLER',false); // Should usage of deprecated functions and parameters give a fatal error? // (Useful to check if code is future proof.) define('ERR_DEPRECATED',true); // The builtin GD function imagettfbbox() fuction which calculates the bounding box for // text using TTF fonts is buggy. By setting this define to true the library // uses its own compensation for this bug. However this will give a // slightly different visual apparance than not using this compensation. // Enabling this compensation will in general give text a bit more space to more // truly reflect the actual bounding box which is a bit larger than what the // GD function thinks. define('USE_LIBRARY_IMAGETTFBBOX',true); //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // The following constants should rarely have to be changed ! //------------------------------------------------------------------------ // What group should the cached file belong to // (Set to '' will give the default group for the 'PHP-user') // Please note that the Apache user must be a member of the // specified group since otherwise it is impossible for Apache // to set the specified group. define('CACHE_FILE_GROUP','www'); // What permissions should the cached file have // (Set to '' will give the default persmissions for the 'PHP-user') define('CACHE_FILE_MOD',0664); |