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In the summer of 1996, Nu Alpha Phi was officially incorporated. As such, Nu Alpha Phi Fraternity, Inc. assumes the legitimate body of a national corporation. In this enterprise, our goal is to expand and uphold our Brotherhood and become an evermore prominent body in the Asian-American community today. Our organization cultivates strong leaders – and even stronger individuals. Our alumni base supports this – by providing the necessary guidance and resources to our undergraduate establishments. Our vision on any campus is to continue on this legacy, and we make sure this happens. We only recruit dedicated individuals who are interested in continuing on the tradition that our organization has upheld. We want leaders who are capable of perpetuating this vision. And by starting a chapter, you will gain the full support of our current chapters, undergraduates, and alumni.


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This project proposes to investigate the impact of the use of autonomous social agents to optimise manufacturing process in the framework of Industry 4.0. "Social" means that cyberphysical entities will act autonomously in order to optimize an industrial process following behaviour models inspired by human social networks. Currently, in Industry 4.0, smart entities do exist. However, intelligence is localised and intelligent heterogeneous entities cannot communicate together even inside the same shop-floor. Our motivation comes from the observation that, if we want to create a real Internet of Everything that brings together processes, data, things, and people, all these entities have to be connected and follow a shared, easy to understand paradigm.
In this project, we propose a holistic multi-agent paradigm that encompasses machines and humans. The presence of human operators is therefore crucial both to teach to and to learn from software agents, via deep learning and data mining algorithms. Agents will take decisions merging and analysing big and heterogeneous data produced by sensors (vibration, temperature, etc.), automation and information systems (such as enterprise resource planning and manufacturing execution system), and humans in real-time.
The project is organized in 7 work packages (WP) designed to achieve the research objectives. Every work package is further divided into individual tasks (T). Tasks are proposed in a way to guarantee the fulfilment of work package deliverables.
HE-Arc Ingénierie supports a globally unique industrial environment, developing directly applicable and applied research that closely reflects the region's economic and industrial fabric.
The results of this research are constantly incorporated into the teaching programmes delivered at HE-Arc Ingénierie.
The University of Oviedo is a public institution of higher education and research in the Principality of Asturias. With over 400 years of history, it offers a full range of undergraduate degrees adapted to the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) in all branches of knowledge and postgraduate degree programmes in collaboration with national and international universities and more than 250 companies.
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Events at PyCon Taiwan 2017 can be divided into two: Those during the conference (June 9–11), and those out of it (tutorials and sprints).
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Events at PyCon Taiwan 2017 can be divided into two: Those during the conference (June 9–11), and those out of it (tutorials and sprints).
Tutorial is a paid event that will be held 1 to 3 weeks before the PyCon TW. A tutorial can be either full-day (6 hours) or half-day (3 hours) and its content is selected by public proposal calling.
We offer both tutorials for Python newcomers who have never tried Python before, and also for specific topics such as controlling Raspberry Pi, data analysis, etc. Tickets for tutorials are sold separately from the conference. Make sure you complete registration for both events.
More information about tutorials can be found on the Tutorial page.
Sprints will be held out of the conference dates. During the sprint, open source project managers will bring their projects and explain their issues or any unresolved problem. After the introduction of all projects, people find their projects of interest and get involved. By this interaction possibility, one can dig deep into projects or fields they care.
It is highly welcomed to bring one’s own project and find enthusiasts of same interest. For people with sufficient Python background who wants to join open source projects but having no clue or too shy to shout out on the mail list and public channels, sprints serve as a great chance to get involved.
Running alongside there is a separate schedule of workshops in April for attendees who want to learn more about knowledge for specific topics.
More information about sprints can be found on the Sprint page.
During the three days conference, PyCon TW will invite 4 speakers to give keynote talks, which all will be live broadcast. Keynote speaker is considered one of the toppest person in their domain area globally. Being either a engineer or a manager, they will share their professional experience and the image of their domain’s future.
More information about keynotes can be found on the Keynote page.
The three conference days are packed with talks about Python by speakers from Taiwan and around the world. The talks will be either 30- or 45-minute long. Three tracks of talks will be delivered simultaneously, all with different topics and difficulties. We suggest you to make a schedule beforehand, and choose what you want ot listen based on your interests. Many people take notes on the program schedule before the meeting so they don’t run to wrong places.
The program schedule will be announced by the end of April. More information about talk can be found on the Talks page.
We’re going to open a new “unconference” track on the last day. Our purpose is to provide different interaction between speakers and audiences. For unconference talks, not only Python-related proposals are accepted, but any indirectly related topics are welcomed. Unconference talks are voted and thus decided by conference attendees.
The plan is to open unconference proposal submission 10 days before the conference starts. More information about the Unconference talk can be found on the Unconference page.
Lighting talk is the very stimulation activities. Speaker only has 5 min to presentation include to set up the powerpoint, and will cut-off signal on time. It seems cruel, but every year to play countless tricks of activity. Lightning talk welcome every topic like live demo, the little story of the project etc.
On-site registration will be open this year, let’s together to be creative it!
This is the job fair only for Python’s engineer. Although there will not be any open program schedule but let vendor to introduce themselves on stage, you can communication with the vendor and throw (submit) your resume, vendor will also take the time to promote their intrinsic needs.
We encourage more exchanges with each other vendor in this period, perhaps a better chance this occurred.
BoF (Birds of a Feather), take the name of the proverb, “Birds of a feather flock together” means of mutually attracting enthusiasts from Italy, is very casual, so there is a common interest of the congregation exchange activities. Just sitting in the audience listening to the agenda not enjoyable, think of a topic more brainstorming, wanted to show there is a shining achievement, want their friends together to discuss it? So do not miss the opportunity to stall BoF! Welcome to create a topic of interest to invite the congregation together to discuss, together with us to create their PyCon TW bustling night market!
Binding characteristics of Taiwan night market culture, which is the most popular annual PyCon TW night. Not only in the field with a delicious buffet a real treat for you, there are many eye-opening performances took turns on stage (performers also register themselves!).
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Lastly, we need to change SYSADM_GROUP configuration parameter to use your choice of the SYSADM group name as the SYSADM group for this DB2 instance.
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This simulator provides a simplified assembler syntax (based on NASM) and is simulating a x86 like cpu. In depth documentation and introduction to assembler can be found on the following websites:
The simulator consists of a 8-bit cpu and 256 bytes of memory. All instructions (code) and variables (data) needs to fit inside the memory. For simplicity every instruction (and operand) is 1 byte. Therefore a MOV instruction will use 3 bytes of memory. The simulator provides a console output which is memory mapped from 0xE8 to 0xFF. Memory mapped means that every value written to this memory block is visible on the console.
The syntax is similar as most assemblers are using. Every instruction must be on their own line. Labels are optional and must either start with a letter or a dot (.) and end with a colon.
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Valid number formats for constants are:
Decimal: 200 Decimal: 200d Hex: 0xA4 Octal: 0o48 Binary: 101b
It is possible to define a number using a character or multiple numbers (see instruction DB) by using a string.
Character: 'A' String: "Hello World!"
Operands can either be one of the four general purpose registers, stack pointer register, a memory address or a constant. Stack pointer register can only be used as operand in MOV, ADD, SUB, CMP, INC and DEC instructions. Instead of defining an address as a constant or by using a register you can use labels. The assembler will then replace the label with the corresponding constant.
General purpose (GP) register: A, B, C, D Stack pointer register: SP Address using a GP register: [A] Address using a GP register and offset: [D-3] Address using SP register and offset: [SP+2] Address using a constant: [100] Address using a label: label Constant: Any number between 0..255 (8bit unsigned) Offset for indirect addressing: Integer between -16..+15 (sign is mandatory)
Copies a value from src to dest. The MOV instruction is the only one able to directly modify the memory. SP can be used as operand with MOV.
MOV reg, reg MOV reg, address MOV reg, constant MOV address, reg MOV address, constant
Defines a variable. A variable can either be a single number, character or a string.
DB constant
Adds two numbers together or subtract one number form another. This operations will modify the carry and zero flag. SP can be used as operand with ADD and SUB.
ADD reg, reg ADD reg, address ADD reg, constant SUB reg, reg SUB reg, address SUB reg, constantIncrement and Decrement
Increments or decrements a register by one. This operations will modify the carry and zero flag. SP can be used as operand with INC and DEC.
INC reg DEC regMultiplication and division
Multiplies or divides the A register with the given value. This operations will modify the carry and zero flag.
MUL reg MUL address MUL constant DIV reg DIV address DIV constantLogical instructions
The following logical instructions are supported: AND, OR, XOR, NOT. This operations will modify the carry and zero flag.
AND reg, reg AND reg, address AND reg, constant OR reg, reg OR reg, address OR reg, constant XOR reg, reg XOR reg, address XOR reg, constant NOT regShift instructions
The following shift instructions are supported: SHL/SAL and SHR/SAR. As this simulator only supports unsigned numbers SHR and SAR yield the same result. This operations will modify the carry and zero flag.
SHL reg, reg SHL reg, address SHL reg, constant SHR reg, reg SHR reg, address SHR reg, constant
Compares two values and sets the zero flag to true if they are equal. SP can be used as operand with CMP. Use this instruction before a conditional jump.
CMP reg, reg CMP reg, address CMP reg, constant
Let the instruction pointer do a unconditional jump to the defined address.
JMP addressConditional jumps
Let the instruction pointer do a conditional jump to the defined address. See the table below for the available conditions.
| Instruction | Description | Condition | Alternatives |
|---|---|---|---|
| JC | Jump if carry | Carry = TRUE | JB, JNAE |
| JNC | Jump if no carry | Carry = FALSE | JNB, JAE |
| JZ | Jump if zero | Zero = TRUE | JB, JE |
| JNZ | Jump if no zero | Zero = FALSE | JNE |
| JA | > | Carry = FALSE && Zero = FALSE | JNBE |
| JNBE | not <= | Carry = FALSE && Zero = FALSE | JA |
| JAE | >= | Carry = FALSE | JNC, JNB |
| JNB | not < | Carry = FALSE | JNC, JAE |
| JB | < | Carry = TRUE | JC, JNAE |
| JNAE | not >= | Carry = TRUE | JC, JB |
| JBE | <= | C = TRUE or Z = TRUE | JNA |
| JNA | not > | C = TRUE or Z = TRUE | JBE |
| JE | = | Z = TRUE | JZ |
| JNE | != | Z = FALSE | JNZ |
Call can be used to jump into a subroutine (function). Pushes the instruction address of the next instruction to the stack and jumps to the specified address.
CALL addressRET - Exit a subroutine
Exits a subroutines by popping the return address previously pushed by the CALL instruction. Make sure the SP is balanced before calling RET otherwise the instruction pointer will have an ambiguous value.
RET
Pushes a value to the stack. The stack grows down and the current position is available in the stack pointer register (SP). This instruction will decrease the SP.
PUSH reg PUSH address PUSH constantPOP - Pop from stack
Pops a value from the stack to a register. This instruction will increase the SP.
POP reg
Stops operation of the processor. Hit Reset button to reset IP before restarting.
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taco-rails-docker
Experiment with Rails, Docker/Docker Machine, local domains, and delayed jobs
objectives:
- [x] Dummy Rails 6 app, with React/webpack running, basic controller and tests
- [x] webpack-dev-server should do hot reloading on docker local.
- [x] Delayed Jobs and cron to create a new daily taco special
- [x] Run a postgres node for dev/test, but on prod use a hosted instance.
- [x] Use a local domain -
taco.local
ortaco.test
- to access this Rails app running in (almost) the same env as it would in the cloud. - [x] Use docker machine and create a setup of multiple Rails services and DelayedJob workers, which auto restart when they crash.
- [x] Basic tests which run with Github Actions and push a build to Docker Hub when successful. Then deploy to the cloud on success.
goals for later:
- [ ] (Maybe?) Switch from nginx to Traefik for load balancer/frontend to use it for SSL with Certbot, allowing for DNS challenge and wildcard cert. (Currently, we have to manually specify all domains in the docker-compose file.) (more about wildcards and Traefik here and here) - Docker
Other TODO tasks
- Clean up these warnings:
npm WARN npm npm does not support Node.js v10.15.2 npm WARN npm You should probably upgrade to a newer version of node as we npm WARN npm can't make any promises that npm will work with this version. npm WARN npm Supported releases of Node.js are the latest release of 4, 6, 7, 8, 9. npm WARN npm You can find the latest version at https://nodejs.org/ npm WARN<EMAIL_ADDRESS>had bundled packages that do not match the required version(s). They have been replaced with non-bundled versions. npm WARN<EMAIL_ADDRESS>requires a peer of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|| ^16.0.0 but none is installed. You must install peer dependencies yourself.
Local domain
In your /etc/hosts
file, add the line <IP_ADDRESS> taco.docker
(If you want a different address, you'll need to update the instructions for mkcert below)
Local SSL
https://codewithhugo.com/docker-compose-local-https/
brew install mkcert
then mkcert -install
(more here https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert#installation)
mkcert taco.docker localhost <IP_ADDRESS>
cp ./taco.docker.pem ./nginx/certs/taco.docker.crt cp ./taco.docker-key.pem ./nginx/certs/taco.docker.key
For webpack dev server, you might need something to accept the self-signed cert.
For debugging in Safari, open Keychain and remove existing items for localhost
from this project. Then navigate to /node_modules/webpack-dev-server/ssl/
and import server.pem
into your default keychain (probably login). You must then "Get Info" on this localhost certificate, and set it to "Always Trust".
Webpack-dev-server and SSL locally
The webpack-dev-server in development starts itself with a self-signed SSL cert.
You'll need to direct your browser to that page at https://localhost:3035/
and accept the cert manually. Within the container, taco.docker communicates with webpack-dev-server just fine.
About webpack-dev-server and docker
It's been an impossible task to have the dev server in a separate container and acheive SSL and HMR (hot reloading). The compromise was to put them in the same container, and use a script to call Foreman (with processes outlined in Procfile.dev) to launch both the puma (Rails server) and webpack-dev-server (via npm start).
Local Docker compose
For local environment for development, use Docker Compose on a macOS system with Mojave or later. Linux might work, but untested. Windows is unknown.
To start dev environemnt...
Add the file config/master.key
into the app project with the contents of the key, and call this:
docker-compose -f docker-compose.development.yml up
Running tests
With the above running compose stack, run...
docker-compose run -e "RAILS_ENV=test" taco_web rake db:create db:migrate
docker-compose run -e "RAILS_ENV=test" taco_web rake test
swarm deploy
(IMPORTANT: If you don't add the master key with one of the above methods, it will fail to deploy. This is an additional layer to protect secrets in this repo. Do not share the master key, and don't commit the master key in Git or other version control systems.)
source: https://medium.com/softonic-eng/docker-compose-from-development-to-production-88000124a57c
for image builds to Docker Hub:
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml build
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml push
env $(cat .env | grep ^[A-Z] | xargs) docker stack deploy --compose-file docker-compose.yml stack-name
(Replace stack-name
with the name you wish to use.)
Node setup
Use docker-machine-node-init.sh
locally to create the nodes you need.
Export machines
npm install -g machine-share
machine-export {machine-name}
machine-import {machine-name.zip}
JS Docs
Docs generated at /docs
by JSDoc. Here's a guide I followed: https://www.inkoop.io/blog/a-guide-to-js-docs-for-react-js/
Ruby docs
Still fleshing these out. Started on RDoc Markup with tacos_controller.rb, under guidance written at https://ruby.github.io/rdoc/RDoc/Markup.html


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Saturday, August 01, 2015
We didn't get up until almost 8 this morning. Mae prepared breakfast for me and I went to the Ray,s where I installed a new water heater. Most of the job went well. The only error was in one sodder joint that was in a tight area and when I turned the water pressure back on, that joint leaked. Mae did some chasing materials for me. Bishop Mullins came by a couple of times to see if I needed any help. The problem was that there just wasn't room for much help. I didn't finish up until 5pm, so it was a long day. Mae got home from shopping shortly after I got home. After eating some dinner I took a short nap while Mae cleaned up and started getting things ready for tomorrow. She has invited Gail and the children and also Gail's mother Marcy for dinner tomorrow. I guess Jeff is back in Chicago with work. We watched a fair show on Netflix's and then I entered my daily journal. As I finished July's I wanted to print June and July off as I don't trust this computer. Sure enough my trust was correct and we lost my input for today. It took another hour to rebuild the files and get thing right again. Well it is almost mid-night now and Mae is asleep so I had better get to bed also.
Sunday, August 02, 2015
With it being Fast Sunday we were able to sleep in a little longer. Today at church we held Sacrament meeting in the cultural hall as the chapel is being remodeled. During Sacrament meeting I was released as the Ward Mission Leader. Brother Flint was sustained in my place. I think he will do a good job. Following the meeting, Brother Fred Amundson and I took the Sacrament to some of the shut-ins. I enjoy going with Fred even though he is getting quite feeble. This afternoon Mae had invited Gail, her mother Marcy and the children for dinner. Jeff flew to Chicago on company business today. Mae had prepared a wonderful meal and really went all out. After dinner we let the children watch a DVD in our bedroom while Gail, Marcy, Mae and I played games. It is now after 10pm so we will go to bed.
Monday, August 3, 2015
I returned some extra parts to Kearsley's and Durk's before going to work at Graf's. When I got home from work I took the receipts down to Brother Lee Gifford who is the Ward Finance Clerk. He will get me a re-reimbursement check on Sunday. This evening Mae read from our book “Jesus the Christ” then we went over the study group questions. While Mae read I made up some capsules. I was sure tired so we soon went to bed.
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
I worked at Graf's today. We are getting closer to being through with this job. My Makita 4 ˝“ power saw went out on me this afternoon. Ron bought me some nails for my finish nailer, but they were the wrong style so after work I took them back to exchange them, but Lowe's doesn't have the ones that I need. I decided to go to Air-O-Fastners in Kaysville to find the nails. Hurrying I got there at 4:50PM but they were already locked up. Their sign indicates that they are open until 5PM. That didn't make me happy. I went to Home Depot in Layton and found a small package there. I also bought a new power saw so that should last as long as I do. It was late when I got home but Mae didn't have dinner ready as she has been busy with other items all day. After we ate dinner I went down to Ray's where I was going to change the drive belt on their swamp cooler but the belt they got was too short so they will have to get another one tomorrow and I will try again. This evening I showered and then entered this entry into my journal.
Wednesday, August 05, 2015
I worked at Graf's today. This evening we attended our study group and enjoyed that. We took the car so that we could go to a concert after the class but the lawn sprinklers came on and got the car wet with secondary water. By the time we got the car washed and dried off we changed our mind about the concert. I went down to Sportsmans Warehouse and got some worms.
Thursday, August 06, 2015
I got up early and went fishing with Randy. We had some problems with his boat as it was taking on water and the burg pump wasn't working so we had to scoop the water out with a small cup. When we got the water down to a safe point we took the boat to the dock and got it unloaded. I could not find where the water is coming into the boat so we brought the boat back to Randy's home where I can work on it. It has been a long day and I was sure tired when we got home. With Randy being blind it is a lot of work for me and that is especially true when there are problems.
Friday, August 07, 2015
I worked at Garf's today. The first project was to screw down wood thresholds going from the hallway into the finished rooms we have built. I figured that I could use a 1/8” masonry bit as a starter hole and then enlarging it, however the concrete was so hard that I couldn't get it to drill. Finally I gave up and went to a tool rental and rented a hammer drill. That did the job in 10 minutes. I then grouted the tile I had laid in the hallway. After finishing there I stopped at a grocery store and got a couple of items for Mae. I then went to Dick's to ask some questions concerning Randy's boat. When I got home, I had dinner and then went down to Ray's and helped Lynn with the repairs to his washer. We couldn't get it finished but quit for tonight as Lynn was completely tired out. I was tired when I got home but we watched the movie “Florance Nightengale”. That was a very good show.
Saturday, August 08, 2015
We slept in this morning. After eating breakfast I went over to Scott's and we figured out the remodeling of their back porch. I then checked on Lynn Ray and he got the washer repaired. I then installed a new drive belt on their swamp air conditioner and repaired a hole in the water pan. Mae had gone to Randy’s and he worked o her back. This evening we visited the Hilton's. They are having bad health problems. I then took Mae for a ride up to Ogden Valley. We watched a movie on Netflix before going to bed.
Sunday, August 09, 2015
Having been released as Ward Mission Leader last week, I didn't have any extra meetings to attend this morning. We did enjoy Sacrament meeting, Priesthood meeting and Sunday school today. At the opening of S.S. class the instructor told a joke I quite enjoyed.
“A man worked quite hard all his life. He had been quite frugal and had saved $50,000. He told his wife that he wanted to have that money buried with him when he died. Before the casket was closed and he was buried, the wife inserted a sealed envelope into the casket. A friend of the wife questioned about the envelope and the wife told her the promise she had made. The friend asked if she had actually put $50,000 in the casket and she said yes I did, I wrote him out a check for $50,000.”
When we got home from meetings, we prepared dinner and had Jeff over to eat with us before he left for Idaho. We enjoyed visiting with Jeff. This afternoon we went visiting to some of the neighbors and took around a Fruit Cocktail desert. This evening Mae and I played a couple of games of Rummikub, each of us won one game. We then read the remainder of the chapter in Jesus the Christ,that we are assigned to read for this week’s study group. David called in response of Mae's call to him. She wanted to visit with him concerning Evelyn Hilton’s health. It was almost 11pm when we got to bed.
Monday, August 10, 2015
We slept in, then after breakfast I went over to Randy's and worked the day on his boat. I stopped on the way over at Kevin's and borrowed a steam cleaner. With that I steamed the grease and trash out of the engine compartment. Randy had me remove the rear seats, then I jacked up the rear of the boat and put water in the boat until it was about 2 inches from the starter motor. I then checked for leaks coming from the boat. I found some water leaking from the bolts holding the frame for the outrigger. It will take some work getting into the area to tighten the bolts as there are 6 bolts holding that frame and the motor mounts. It was getting late so I filled the boat with water within two inches of the starter motor and let it stand overnight. I put a pan underneath it to catch the leaking water so I could see how bad it was. This evening Mae and I went over to Georgia and Ricks where we ate and then played “Five Crowns”. It was a fun card game and up until the last round I was winning but the last round Georgia passed me up.
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
I again worked all day at Randy's on his boat. I still could not find where the water is coming in. Randy will have someone help him take it to a lake and launch it into the water and see if they can see where water is coming in. This evening we expected to have Brother Flint come for dinner but he never showed up. Later he came by to tell me that he had gone fishing at Deep Creek and they had problems getting back home. He gave me a couple of nice fish. Mae had gone over to Chris Kenney’s, who had invited her to try on some clothes that she outgrew and Mae might like. Later this evening Mae and I watched the movie on Netflix “The Windwalker” which we really enjoyed and had read the book before and might have even seen the movie. I finished this entry before we went to bed.
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
we woke just before the alarm went off. After breakfast I filleted the fish that Brother Flint gave me last night. Scott came over and helped me take the top off my pickup. We then loaded the camper onto the pickup. I worked most of the day on the pickup, the boat and the camper. Randy needs me to put the bilge pump back into the boat and then Dick's Boats will check the boat for leaks. Lynn Ray called and they can smell something coming from the swamp cooler. After we returned from Study Group this evening I went down to Ray and checked the swamp cooler and it seems to be ok for as old as it is. I am tired so I think I will get ready for bed.
Thursday, August 13, 2016
we enjoyed the morning getting things packed and ready to load the camper. We attended the Ogden Temple this morning taking Janice Richie with us. This is the 1st time she has been back to the Temple in 30 years. She was quite nervous but she did enjoy the session. After the session we went to the cafeteria where I had planned to treat us, but Janice said that she wanted to pay for it. It was special of her and we did enjoy our time with her. I had planned on going to Randy's to do some work on his boat but he took it to Dick's Boat Shop and they will check it out. That gave me time to do more preparing for our trip. I went to the Nut & Bolt store for a couple of bolts and he just gave them to me. I enjoy going to that store and encourage everyone that I can to go there. I was tired this evening so I turned on the TV. Mae attended a Wedding Shower for Annika Rogers who will be getting married on the 21st of August in the Logan Temple. Annika is from the Clinton Ward. Mae & Annika hit it off when we moved to Clinton and Annika was a Beehive in Young Women. I started one show on Netflix but it turned me off so I cleared out many of the shows on my list and watched the rest of “The Great Escape” that we had started the other night. I sure love my sweet wife and enjoy being with her.
Friday, August 14, 2015
We got up at 6:30 this morning and with the normal morning routine, getting the camper, boat and pickup ready, it was 11am before we left. We stopped at Costco in Bountiful for a couple of items. We then started on down to Southern Utah. Just before we got to Scipio I noticed that the alternator gage showed low voltage. I had purchased both a new battery and a alternator from Auto Zone less than two years ago so I wanted to return to a Auto Zone store to have it checked out. Not having our GPS with us, Mae called Michelle to see if she could locate a store for us. She gave us the number of a store in Cedar City and they gave us a store in Richfield. With that location we went that way where we located the store. Even though I didn't have my receipt, they were able to locate it on the computer. They checked the battery and found it defective so with the warranty it still cost me $42.84 for a $138.99 battery. We lost about an hour there so it was 5:40PM when we got to Tropic. Shellie and Roy called us. They had got delayed in road construction so they will still be later getting there. We got the camper set up before the Family Dinner was ready. Shellie and Roy got here about 7PM. They are the only one of our Family that came this year. It was great to reunite with others of the George Bushnell Family. We enjoyed the evening and got to bed before too late and both slept well.
Saturday, August 15, 2015
It was a beautiful morning and breakfast was sure good and all you wanted. We spent most of the day just socializing with family. Shellie, Georgia, Mae and I did play a game of “Crown 5”, in which I lost on the last hand. This evening we especially enjoyed Family program. I did feel bad that none of the rest of our family, except Shellie and Roy made the effort to attend. We have children and grandchildren that could have added to the program.
Sunday. August 16, 2015
Although it was a beautiful Sunday morning, I got feeling a little discouraged. At breakfast Roy, Shellie, Georgia and I got discussing the raising of children and I finally just left and went for a walk. At one time I thought I knew how to raise children but now I just get discouraged, feeling quite a failure at that. After eating breakfast everyone started packing up. At 10AM most of the family came back together and after having prayer and singing a hymn we enjoyed hearing reports from Georgia and Rick, then Kim and last from Uncle Van's grandson about their recent missions. Kim especially testified of the importance of reading the Book Of Mormon daily to maintain ones testimony. After the meeting everyone left for their homes. Rick and Georgia wanted to at least stop in Bryce Canyon park and see a couple of sights. Shellie and Roy said that they would also like to go in. Mae said she would like to be with them so we also went in. We stopped at Sunset Point and there met Bryon, Jenna and their family. Most of them wanted to take a short hike down into the cannon but Jenna wanted to keep their youngest there so he could sleep in his stroller. Mae and I stayed with her and let the rest go. After they returned, we left for Fish Lake. We fueled the pickup, added air to the tires and purchased a block of ice. I asked the station attendant directions and he gave us a much shorter route that I would have taken. It still took us until 5pm before we checked in at fish lake. It took us a while to get set up but I couldn't find a sewer hook up. We accepted it this evening and were soon ready for bed.
Monday, August 17, 2015
We slept in and after getting up I started looking for the sewer hookup. When I couldn't find one and all the other pads had one, I went to the front desk and asked them about it. The girl there said that they had had a bad rain storm and haven't found the hook up on that pad since. She gave me a new spot #26 and we moved. Most of the day was spent relocating. We went out fishing about five and did catch four fish before dark.
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
We got up at five am and was on the lake shortly after 7 am. It was a beautiful morning. Mae caught the first fish. By 9:15 am, we had each caught our limits. Mae hooked another one while reeling in, that we released. It was another great morning. We stopped at the lodge to see if they carried any groceries, but not much. I cleaned the fish while there as they have a better cleaning station than the one at Bowery Haven. We then went to the dock on the south west end of the lake, but they had the same selection of groceries as the other two. I filleted and packaged the fish while Mae got some lunch. We ate and then took a nap. Mae got dinner ready for the evening, while I wrote in a note book for my journal. We will transfer it to the computer when we get home. We went out fishing about 4:30 pm and though there was a lot of wind, we both caught our limits, in fact, as Mae was bringing in her last fish, as I reeled in, I caught another fish. It was a lip catch so we released it and it swam away. After docking our boat, I borrowed a wrench and tightened the belt on the alternator, as it is squealing when we start the motor. While I was working on the boat, Mae read President Uchtorf's talk on the Savior's Atonement. It is sure a great talk! I wonder if there is any way to get David to read that talk. I cleaned our fish while Mae went on to our camper and started dinner. After dinner, I filleted the fish and Mae packaged them. We are getting quite a few fish. We are tired so we are soon going to bed.
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
We got up early so we could have the crockpot on before we went out fishing. It was windy when we woke, plus I wasn't feeling the best, so we went back to bed. After getting up, we realized that the furnace wasn't coming on and it was cold inside the camper. I went to check the thermostat and realized that the crockpot was setting right under the thermostat. We moved the crockpot and the heat soon came on. About 8 am we went out fishing. It was a beatiful morning. By 10:45 am we were back in with our limits. I tried fishing for Mackinaws, but didn't get a strike there. We kept the lure out but I also fished with a 2nd pole. Mae caught five fish and I three. We had a good time. After lunch, we cleaned and filleted the fish. We took showers and a nap. Mae made a southwester chicken dinner for this evening. We went to the store for some ice, but they didn't have any. Then we went for a walk. After getting back, we played Rummy Cube in which I won two of three games. We got to bed before 9:30 p.m.
Thursday, August 20, 2015
We both slept well last night and was up at 5 am. We enjoyed a nice breakfast of hot cakes and eggs. We enjoyed the warmth and conveniences our camper gives us. We were on the lake about 7 am. I tried fishing deep with the down rigger and it worked pretty well. We both fished with our standard pop-gear with Mae catching her limit before I did. I still had one to have my limit and I hadn't had anything go for the down rigger lures. As I was letting my line out to try to catch my last fish, Mae asked if she could hold my pole while I took a picture of her fishing. I no sooner clicked the picture when the pole doubled over. I kidded Mae that she just wanted to catch my last fish. We were back in the boat dock about noon. Mae went up to start lunch while I cleaned the fish. A couple were there at the cleaning station and he showed a couple of us how he filleted the fish. I learned a lot from him on filleting fish, but also how to skin them. I also went to the dock store and bought a lure and a bait box as I had tripped on my box and broke it. After eating lunch, Mae and I filleted and packaged our fish. We then took a nap. Mae didn't get very much of a nap as a neighbor's dog started barking. We went out again this afternoon and I again spent my time trying to catch a lake trout. We had quite a wind on the lake this afternoon so Mae fished for regular trout and I spent my time trying for the Mackinaws, and keeping the boat under control with the strong winds. Mae caught her limit but I didn't have any luck. Mae read some talks from the conference Ensign. They were very good. When we were about back to the dock, the wind let up. I tried to just catch a fish before we finished. I had a good strike and for the 2nd time today, the line broke and I lost a 2nd set of good pop-gear. I guess my line must be getting old. Those pop gear sets cost about $20 each, so that hurts. We had a nice dinner, took care of the fish and went to bed about 10:30 p.m.
Friday, August 21, 2015
We planned on getting up early, but I woke at 5 am. We decided we were too tired so went back to sleep. We got up about 6:30 am. We were on the lake shortly after 8. By 10:15, we had our limits and then just road around on the lake, just enjoying the morning. There was a fair wind, but it was still a beautiful day. We came in about noon. Mae helped me clean the fish and then I stayed and filleted them. One person told me that they couldn't find a good spot where the fishing was good. I said that I couldn't find anywhere that it wasn't good. We figure that we have caught over 48 fish this week and used 39 worms. When I cleaned the bait box, there was 2 ˝ worms left. After lunch, I had Mae lay down, as she wasn't feeling very well, and I packaged the fish. I then took a nap outside as I didn't want to wake Mae, but was woke up with a wind that took the canopy almost down. It woke both Mae and I so we finished taking the canopy down and put it away. Mae and I played games this afternoon. This evening, after dinner, Mae and I went for a walk. We went north east on the lake shore trail, although it didn't go close to the lake. While walking, we saw a 3 point white tail buck, still in its velvet. A short way further, we saw a doe. Neither deer seemed very worried about us, but just kept their eyes on us. It was a beautiful evening.
Saturday, August 22, 2015
We slept in, not worrying about fishing today. After breakfast we started packing. We were glad that we had the canopy already packed as it still took us until 11 am before we got away. (Mae inserting this now – I was amazed at how Ken was able to back up the boat with the camper on, down that short, but steep dock. Then he ran around, got in the boat and drove it over and onto the trailer. It wasn't quite on, so he had to get out on the boat trailer and jump over to the cement edge of the dock. He walked to the front of the trailer and again jumped from the cement onto the top of the trailer to pull the boat the rest of the way upon the trailer. The boat wasn't on right, so he again jumped to the boat from the cement pavement and rocked the boat and threw me the rope to pull it up. Other men were standing around marveling at how Ken, as old as he is, could do what he was doing. One man said, I couldn't do that, I would fall in the lake. Ken is amazing, and I am proud of him for all he can do. I am not much help to him, so glad he can do it.) (Now back to Ken. I am typing this up for him.) Our neighbors to our right had come up last night and while we were packing, he helped me carry the canopy and put it in the boat. I have worried about that as I didn't want Mae to help carry it. We stopped at Scipio for gas and because the Chevron was 50 cents per gallon more than the Texaco across the street, I decided to go to the Texaco. After paying, I went in to the restroom. While there I asked the clerk about those items and she said that they were in the same association and used the same fuel. That was good to find out. I will watch that from now on and also look for price. We stopped a couple of hours to visit with Mike and Becky. Mike did an excellent job with the remodeling of the girl's bathroom. As we didn't go through Fillmore on our way home, Mae had wanted to stop at a Maverick to get a frozen yogurt. We stopped at two Maverick's as we came through Salt Lake, but neither have the frozen yogurt machines any more. Most of the stations are no longer offering this product. It was 5 pm before we got home and it took us another 3 hours unpacking. We had stopped in Layton and got some Maddox chicken for dinner. We did watch a movie on Netflix before showering and going to bed.
Sunday, August 23, 2015
We slept well last night and got up about 7:45am. Mae had her hair to do so I prepared egg omelets for breakfast. I was mixed up on my timing and hurried through my breakfast before realizing I still had an hour before leaving for church. Meetings went well and we enjoyed the Spirit of all the meetings. After returning home we had lunch and then I took a nap. Mae got on the phone with Jeff and visited until I woke up. She filled me in on what is happening. It looks like they have sold their home and have bought a home in Twin Falls, Idaho where the plant is located, that he will be working at. I hope things work out ok for them. We visited with most of our children today by phone and they are doing ok. I also visited with Bob for a few minutes. Irven and Sandy had called and were going to come over at 6:30pm. They arrived just before 8pm. They apologized, but had Christine and her family come just as they were ready to leave. We just visited this evening as they wanted to let us know that they had sold their home and are moving to the Logan area. They now have two children living there and Mark is getting married October 2nd and they will be living up there. It sounds like thing are working out ok for them.
Monday, August 24, 2015
I have been quite depressed today but got up and got going. I prepared breakfast while Mae started the washing. We cleaned the camper and the boat. I called to check on the price for a new boat cover. It looks like it will cost about $350.00 for a new one. Mae had an appointment with Randy for a treatment so I went with her and I worked on Randy's boat. I got it put back together except for some bolts that I will need to buy. We stopped at the grocery store for a few items. After getting home I got the camper taken off the pickup. I got a call from Mrs. Hali Hunsaker and she now wants me to do the remodeling of her home. I thought that she had decided against me doing it, but I doubt if she could find anyone else that would do it at my price. I had hoped that she had got someone else, but I should be glad as we need the money. I will start that job next Monday. We went up to David and Shauna's for dinner and enjoyed the evening with them. We played some games on the computer. Davis and I looked at remodeling and finishing their basement. It was 9:30pm when we got home. I entered this entry before we went to bed.
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
I took the car into Murdock Chevrolet to have it serviced. That took up the morning. This afternoon I took the camper off the pickup. I tried to put the shell on the pickup but wasn't able to do it myself. I finally called Scott and he came over when he got off work and helped me. With his help it only took us a few minutes to do the job. I went down to Randy's and finished putting his boat back together. We went Home Teaching this evening to Leah Neilson. After that we went over to Sportsman Warehouse where I got some worms and also a set of pop-gear.
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
I went down to get Randy at 5AM. He wasn't quite ready so we lost some time there. We tried to find a Flying J gas station but finally stopped at a Willard station. We then traveled to the rest area just before Malad to have the boat inspected for muscles. There they told us that we had to stop at the sheriffs for our permit. We had some trouble finding the court house. There we bought a permit to put the boat on any Idaho water. We then had to go to a station and purchase a day fishing license. From there we went to Devil’s Creek Reservoir but there wasn't enough water there to put a boat on. I asked the camp host and she told us there was a Deep Creek Reservoir just back 3 miles and up the east canyon another 3 or 4 miles. We found the reservoir and had trouble getting the boat launched. With Randy being blind, it means I have to do all the work. We enjoyed the day but had a wind to contend with. That made it especially difficult to reload the boat as the wind kept blowing the boat out of line with the trailer. I had to wade into the water up to my belt and then have Randy stand on the trailer wheel fenders and hold the boat while I got back to the pickup to pull it out of the water. It took much longer to get the boat loaded and ready to travel so I was late getting home. Mae had left me some dinner and I quickly changed and got over to our study group. Following the study group, Mae and I visited Sister Lemon and then went to the Ray's. We were there for over 1 ˝ hours with Sister Ray talking just as fast as she can. I was sure tired when we got home so went right to bed.
Thursday, August 27, 2015
I slept until 8am and after getting up, I did put a few things away from fishing. Mae had breakfast ready and we ate and then got ready to go to the Temple. Carrie Shaw was the only one to attend the Temple with us. I am not sure just how to get more to attend these Temple Days. It was a good session. This afternoon I finished putting my fishing gear up, put some tools away, straightened the trolling plate for Randy's boat and then went Home teaching and Visiting Teaching with Mae. After getting home I caught my journal up to date. We stayed up and watched a Western show on Netflix before going to bed.
Friday, August 28, 2015
I woke with the alarm but found that Mae didn't sleep well, so I changed my plans and had Mae go back to sleep. She has an appointment with a Vain Specialist today so I am going to go with her. Jeff & Gail have been wanting her to go to a vein specialist as they are worried about her legs as she has varicose veins and many spider veins which have broke and look bad, especially in her right foot and ankle. We went into Dr. Oberg at the Tanner Medical clinic. After looking at Mae's legs, he said that there were no serious problems to be concerned with. He also said that there have been many studies and they cannot find any connection between veridical vain and leg cramps. He said that they could treat Mae's legs but it would be just cosmetic. Mae decided against doing anything at this point. This afternoon I went over to Graf's and worked four hours setting a medicine cabinet. After coming home I showered and we went out to eat. We met Bob, Robert and Pattie at Sizzler's in Layton. After eating all of us went over to Bob,s apartment where we watched a John Wayne movie. Mae and I got there first and seeing the checker board set up in the entry way, Mae and I played a game of checkers. I got her into a spot in which she could jump my piece. Mae didn't want to as it would put her in a position where I could take two of her pieces. Pattie came in about that time and when Mae said that she didn't think that she had to, Pattie agreed with Mae. I let it go and won the game anyway. Bob put on the show “Submarines” with John Wayne. Part way through the show Pattie became quite sick, and so before the movie ended, Robert took her home. Mae and I stayed and watched the end of the show and then came home.
Saturday, August 29, 2015
Although we were both tired and would like to have slept in, we got up. After breakfast I went over to Garf's and installed a second medicine cabinet. Mae went with Irven and Sandy to Orem to hear Rand Paul who is running for Presidential Nominee. She felt quite good about him as a candidate. It took me 5 hours to complete the job and they paid me before I left. Both cabinets were quite a job as there was plumbing in the walls that took some modification to get the cabinets to fit. After getting home, I lay down and slept for a ˝ hour. I then showered and shaved. Mae also took a short nap and then she entered my diary entries that I had put in a note book while we were on our Reunion and Fishing trip. After dinner we attended our Saturday Evening session of our Stake Conference. It was very good. After the Conference session, I took Mae down to Ogden looking for a ice cream store that served frozen yogurt. We stopped at one shop but they were out of frozen yogurt. We then found a Farr's Ice Cream store on Wall and Riverdale. We had bought Mae a ice cream cone at the other store so I got a dish of yogurt and we came home. Mae took a shower and we soon went to bed.
Sunday, August 30, 2015
I woke at 5am but let Mae sleep until 6am before waking her up. I got breakfast ready while Mae did her hair. We left for Stake Conference shortly after 8am so that we could get a good parking spot as well as a good seat. We did that, but shortly after the meeting started, I realized that the seat choice was a mistake as my left leg went into muscle cramps and I was unable to get out to walk the cramps off. I suffered through the rest of the meeting. When we got to the car, Mae had some pills for me, but my leg continued to hurt for some time even after getting home. After eating some lunch, I took a nap and it seemed to help. I really had a hard time hearing any of the speakers, so that really took away from the meeting for me. On the way home Mae dropped her cell phone under the car seat. After getting home she searched for her phone but also found a part to our GPS that we had thought had been lost for some time.
Monday, August 31. 2015
I woke early but was able to go back to sleep, although I didn't sleep very well. We did not want to get up when the alarm went off. Mae got my breakfast and lunch ready while I said morning prayers and made the bed. I went to work for Mrs. Heli Hunsaker repairing a home that she will rent out. Work went well but I had some questions for her, but she didn't come back around before I left. I went down to Randy's and put the trolling plate back on the boat. Randy would like to go fishing back to Strawberry Reservoir tomorrow and suggested that we stay overnight. As I thought about it, I think it will work out. After getting home I visited with Mae about the idea and decided that we will try it. I spent this evening getting ready to go. I plan on working for Mrs Hunsaker for a while in the morning and then going to get Randy. Mae has been busy helping me get ready to go. She is sure a special wife and sweetheart.


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Originally written by Betsy Borns
Transcribed by Mindy Mattingly Phillips<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Minor additions and adjustments by Dan Silverstein.
[Scene: At Monica and Rachel's.]
MONICA: Who da wenny-Benny boy? You the Wenny-wenny-Benny-Benny boy, yes. Don't cry. Don't
cry. Why is he still crying?
ROSS: Let me hold him for a sec. There. (Ben stops crying) Huh? There we are.
MONICA: Maye it's me.
ROSS: Don't be silly. Ben loves you. He's just being Mr. Crankypants.
CHANDLER: You know, I once dated a Miss Crankypants. Lovely girl, kinda moody.
ROSS: There we go. All better. (gives Ben back to Monica)
MONICA: There's my little boy. (Ben starts crying again)
CHANDLER: Can I uh see something? (Takes Ben. When he puts him close to Monica, Ben cries.
When he moves Ben away, he stops crying.)
JOEY: Cool.
MONICA: He hates me. My nephew hates me.
ROSS: Come on, don't do this.
MONICA: What if my own baby hates me? Huh? What am I gonna do then?
CHANDLER: Monica, will you stop? This is nuts.
Joey, she does not look fat.
(Chandler has a basketball which he is moving closer to, then away from, Monica)
JOEY: Goo, goo, goo, waaah!
MONICA: That is so funny. Let me see that. (throws the ball out the window)
JOEY: Are you ok, Ross?
ROSS: I don't know. What's in this pie?
MONICA: Uh, I don't know, butter, eggs, flour, lime, kiwi--
ROSS: Kiwi? Kiwi? I thought it was a key lime pie.
MONICA: No I didn't, I said kiwi lime. That's what makes it so special.
 I'm allergic to kiwi.
MONICA: No you're not. You're, you're allergic to lobster and peanuts and--oh my god.
ROSS: Ugh.
MONICA: Oh my god.
ROSS: Ugh. It's definitely getting worse.
MONICA: Is your tongue swelling up?

MONICA: All right, get your coat, we're going to the hospital.
JOEY: Is he gonna be ok?
MONICA: Yeah, he's just gotta get a shot.
 It is. It is. Let's not go. Anyone
for Thcrabble?
MONICA: Jacket now.
ROSS: What about Ben? We can't bring a baby to a hospital.
CHANDLER: We'll watch him.
ROSS: I don't think tho.
JOEY: What? I have seven Catholic sisters. I've taken care of hundreds of kids. Come on,
we wanna do it, don't we?
CHANDLER: I was looking forward to playing basketball, but I guess that's out the window.
ROSS: Ok, well, if you do take him out for his walk, you might wanna bring his hat, and
there's extra milk in the fridge, and there's extra diapers in the bag.
JOEY: Hat, milk, got it.
ROSS: ??? (speech garbled) Thro up a thro thro--a thro thro!
JOEY: Consider it done.
CHANDLER: You understood that?
JOEY: Yeah, my uncle Sal has a really big tongue.
CHANDLER: Is he the one with the beautiful wife?
(Central Perk)
PHOEBE: Hey Rach, wanna hear the new song I'm thinkin' of singing this afternoon? I wrote
it this morning in the shower.
RACHEL: Ok.
PHOEBE: (singing) I'm in the shower and I'm writing a song. Stop me if you've heard it. My
skin is soapy, and my hair is wet, and Tegrin spelled backward is Nirget.
TERRY: Uh, Rachel, sweetheart, could I see ya for a minute?
RACHEL: What's up?
TERRY: F.Y.I.. I've decided to pay a professional musician to play in here on Sunday
afternoons. Her name is Stephanie... something. She's supposed to be very good.
RACHEL: But what about Phoebe?
TERRY: Rachel, it's not that your friend is bad, it's that she's so bad, she makes me want
to put my finger through my eye into my brain and swirl it around.
RACHEL: Ok, ok, so you're not a fan, but I mean, come on, you cannot do this to her.
TERRY: Uh--
RACHEL: Oh, no no no no. Oh no no no no. I have to do this to her?
PHOEBE: (singing) Lather, rinse, repeat, and lather, rinse, repeat, and lather, rinse,
repeat, as needed.
(Chandler and Joey are loaded down with baby stuff, and Ben)
CHANDLER: You know, I don't think we brought enough stuff. Did you forget to pack the
baby's anvil?
JOEY: It's gonna be worth it. It's a known fact that women love babies, all righ? Women
love guys who love babies. It's that whole sensitive thing. Quick, aim him at that pack o'
babes over there. Maybe one of them will break away. No, no wait, for get them, we got
one, hard left. All right, gimme the baby.
CHANDLER: No, I got him.
JOEY: No, seriously.
CHANDLER: Oh, seriously you want him?
CAROLINE: Hello.
BOYS: Hello.
CAROLINE: And who is this little cutie pie?
CHANDLER: Well, don't, don't think me immodest, but, me?
JOEY: You wanna smell him?
CAROLINE: I assume we're talking about the baby now.
JOEY: Oh, yeah. He's got that great baby smell.
CAROLINE: I think my uterus just skipped a beat.
JOEY: (to Chandler) What'd I tell you? What'd I tell you?
CAROLINE: I think it's great you guys are doing this.
CHANDLER: Well, we are great guys.
CAROLINE: You know, my brother and his boyfriend have been trying to adopt for three
years. What agency did you two go through?
(Central Perk)
PHOEBE: But, but this is my gig. This is where I play. My, my name is written out there in
chalk. You know, you can't just erase chalk.
RACHEL: Honey, I'm sorry.
PHOEBE: And he's going to be paying this woman?
RACHEL: Terry is a jerk, ok? That's why we're always saying "Terry's a jerk!"
That's where that came from.
PHOEBE: Yeah, ok. You probably did everything you could.
RACHEL: Ok, you know what, lemme, let me just see what else I can do. All right, look,
look. Why don't you just let her go on after Stephanie whatever-her-name-is.  You don't pay her.
TERRY: I, I don't know.
RACHEL: Come on, Terry, I'll even clean the cappuccino machine.
TERRY: You don't clean the cappuccino machine?
RACHEL: Of course I clean it. I mean, I,I will cleeeean it. I mean, I will cleeeean it.
TERRY: Oh, all right, fine, fine, fine.
RACHEL: Done.
PHOEBE: Really?
RACHEL: Yeah. Who's workin' for you babe?
PHOEBE: Oh! Oh my god. This is so exciting. How much am I gonna get?
RACHEL: What?
PHOEBE: Well you said that he's paying the people who are playing.
RACHEL: Oh, no, no no. I meant that he's gonna be paying that other woman beause she's a
professional.
PHOEBE: Well, I'm not gonna be the only one who's not getting paid.
RACHEL: Well, but Pheebs.
PHOEBE: No, huh uh, I'm sorry, no. No, I'm not some like sloppy second, charity band. You
know what, there are thousands of places in this city where people would be happy to pay
to hear me play. (Out on the sidewalk, singing) When I play, I play for me, I don't need
your charity. (Someone puts a coin in her guitar case) Thank you! La la la la la la la....
ROSS: Well, there's no way I'm gonna get a shot. Maybe they can take the needle and
thquirt it into my mouth, you know, like a thquirt gun.
DOCTOR: Hello, there. I'm Dr. Carlin. I see someone's having an allergic reaction.
MONICA: Doctor, can I see you for just a minute please? My brother has a slight phobia
about needles.
ROSS: Did you tell him about my thquirt gun idea?
MONICA: My brother, the PhD would like to know if there's any way to treat this orally.
DOCTOR: No, under these circumstances it has to be an injection, and it has to be now.
ROSS: Tho?
(Monica shakes her head.)
ROSS: Ohhh.
MONICA: That's good, have a seat. Um, the doctor says it's gotta be a needle.  Can you do that for me?
ROSS: Ok.
MONICA: Ok. Oh boy. You are doin' so good.  All right, Ross,
don't squeeze it so hard. Honey, really, don't squeeze it so hard! Oh, Ross! Let go of my
hand!
CHANDLER: That's a good plan, Joe. Next time we wanna pick up women, we should just go to
the park and make out. Taxi, taxi!
JOEY: Hey, hey, look at that talent.
CHANDLER: (to taxi driver) Just practicing. You're good. Carry on.
GIRL 1 ON BUS: Hey, you. He's just adorable.
CHANDLER: Ok, but can you tell him that, because he thinks he's too pink.
GIRL 2 ON BUS: So what are you guys out doing today?
JOEY: Oh we're not out. No, no. We're just uh, two heterosexual guys, hanging with the son
of our other heterosexual friend, doin' the usual straight guy stuff.
CHANDLER: You done?
JOEY: Yeah.
GIRL 1: Oh, there's our stop.
JOEY: Get outta here. This is our stop too.

JOEY: Oh, yeah, yeah, sure. We live in the building by the uh sidewalk.
CHANDLER: You know it?
JOEY: Hey, look, since we're neighbors and all, what do you say we uh, get together for a
drink?

CHANDLER: Oh, sure, they love us over there.
GIRL 2: Where's your baby?
CHANDLER AND JOEY: (running after bus) Ben! Ben! Ben!
CHANDLER: Oh, that's good. Maybe he'll hear you and pull the cord.
BOTH: Stop the bus! Wait! Wait! Wait!
MONICA: Are you sure he didn't break it because it really hurts.
DOCTOR: No, it's just a good bone bruise. And, right here is the puncture wound from your
ring.
ROSS: Oh, I'm sorry, I'm really sorry. Sorry. Sorry! Hey! Hey! I got my s's back! Which we
can celebrate later. Celebrate.
PHOEBE: (singing) ... with the double double double-jointed boy. Hey. So um, are you the
professional guitar player?
STEPHANIE: Yeah. I'm Stephanie.
PHOEBE: Right. My name was on there, but now it just says "carrot cake". So, um,
so um, how many chords do you know?
STEPHANIE: All of them.
PHOEBE: Oh yeah, so you know D?
STEPHANIE: Yeah.
PHOEBE: Ok, do you know A minor?
STEPHANIE: Yeah.
PHOEBE: Ok, do you know how to go from D to A minor?
STEPHANIE: Yeah.
PHOEBE: Ok. Um, so does your guitar have a strap?
STEPHANIE: No.
PHOEBE: Oh.  Hello? Transit Authority? Yes, hello.
I'm doing research for a book, and I was wondering what someone might do if they left a
baby on a city bus.
JOEY: Hi, here's the deal. We lost a carseat on a bus today. It's white plastic, with a
handle, and it fits onto a stroller. Oh, and there was a baby in it. He wants to talk to
you again.

RACHEL: Uh, to Stephanie Schiffer.
STEPHANIE: Thank you. I'd like to start with a song that I wrote for the first man I ever
loved. (singing) Zachary.
PHOEBE: (singing/screaming) You're all invited to bite me!
CHANDLER AND JOEY: Hi. We're the guys who called about the baby. We left the baby on ths
bus. Is he here? Is he here?
TRANSIT AUTHORITY GUY: He's here. (Chandler and Joey hug each other in relief) I'm
assuming one of you is the father.
CHANDLER: That's me.
JOEY: I'm him.
CHANDLER: Actually, uh, we're both the father. (Puts his arm around Joey)
BOTH (but to different babies): Oh, Ben! Hey, buddy!
CHANDLER: Please tell me you know which one is our baby.
JOEY: Well, well that one has ducks on his t-shirt, and this one has clowns. And Ben was
definitely wearing ducks.
CHANDLER: Ok.
JOEY: Or clowns. Oh, oh wait. That one's definitely Ben.
CHANDLER: Yeah?
JOEY: Yeah.
CHANDLER: Hey, Ben, remember us? Ok, the mole came off.
JOEY: Ahh!
CHANDLER: What're we gonna do? What're we gonna do?
JOEY: Uh, uh, we'll flip for it. Ducks or clowns.
CHANDLER: Oh, we're gonna flip for the baby?
JOEY: You got a better idea?
CHANDLER: All right, call it in the air.
JOEY: Heads.
CHANDLER: Heads it is.
JOEY: Yes! Whew!
CHANDLER: We have to assign heads to something.
JOEY: Right. Ok, ok, uh, ducks is heads, because ducks have heads.
CHANDLER: What kind of scary-ass clowns came to your birthday?
(on the sidewalk outside Central Perk)
RACHEL: Hey.
PHOEBE: Oh, hi.
RACHEL: Here. I thought you might be cold.
PHOEBE: Thank you.
RACHEL: Whoa, look at you, you did pretty well.
PHOEBE: Eight dollars and 27 cents. But not really, 'cause I put in the first two, just
to, you know, get the ball rolling, and to make myself feel better.
RACHEL: Do you?
PHOEBE: No. This whole like playing-for-money thing is so not good for me. You know, I
don't know, when I sang "Su-Su-Suicide", I got a dollar seventy-five. But then,
"Smelly Cat", I got 25 cents and a condom. So you know, now I just feel really
bad for Smelly Cat.

PHOEBE: It's not even that. I used to do my songs because it made me happy, but now it's
like, it's just all about the money.
RACHEL: Well, people missed you in there. And in fact, there was actually a request for
"Smelly Cat".
PHOEBE: Really? From who?
RACHEL: Well, from me. And I know it's not your big money song, but it's my favorite.
KID: Hi. Uh, did I accidentally drop a condom in your case? It's kind of an emergency.
PHOEBE: Yeah. Here you go.
KID: Thanks a lot. Hey Christine, I got it!
(chez Monica and Rachel)
ROSS: I just wanna thank you for being there for me today. And I'm sorry I,I almost broke
your hand.
MONICA: That's ok. I'm sorry I poisoned you.
ROSS: Yeah. Hey, remember the time I jammed that pencil into your hand?
MONICA: Remember it? What do you think this is, a freckle?
ROSS: Oh.

ROSS: Oh, man.
MONICA: No. But I remember people telling me about it.
ROSS: I hope Ben has a little sister.
MONICA: Yeah.
ROSS: I'm gonna get a new band-aid.
MONICA: That was you?
ROSS: They, uh, were infected. He wouldn't have made it.
MONICA: Aw, my little nephew. Come here, little one. There's my little baby Ben.  Hey, he's not crying.
CHANDLER: (looking fearfully at Joey) Hey, he's not crying.
(Ben starts crying)
JOEY: Yes! There's still pie.
ROSS: I'm here. How's my little boy? Want Daddy to change your diaper? So, did you have
fun with Uncle Joey and Uncle Chandler today?
JOEY: Oh, yeah, he rode the bus today.
ROSS: Ohhh. Big boy, riding the bus--Hey, I have a question. How come it says Property of
Human Services on his butt?
CHANDLER: You, you are gonna love this.
ROSS: Will you hold Ben for a sec? Come here. Come here.
CHANDLER: Stay back, I've got kiwi. Run, Joey, Run!
STEPHANIE: (singing) Smelly cat, smelly cat, what are they feeding you?
PHOEBE: No, no, no. I'm sorry. It's "smelly cat, smel-ly cat".
STEPHANIE: Smelly cat, smel-ly cat...
PHOEBE: Better. Yeah.
STEPHANIE: Yeah?
PHOEBE: Yeah, much better. And you know what, don't feel bad, because it's a hard song.
STEPHANIE: Yeah.

STEPHANIE: Yeah. From the top?
PHOEBE: Ok, there is no top. That's the beauty of Smelly Cat. Um, why don't you just
follow me?
STEPHANIE: Ok.
PHOEBE: Mmmm hmmm.
TOGETHER: Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat, what are they feeding you? Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat, it's
not your fault.
PHOEBE: That's too much. Sorry.
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Malaria
Malaria is a disease caused by a parasite, transmitted by the bite of infected mosquitoes. Malaria produces recurrent attacks of chills and fever.While the disease is uncommon in temperate climates, malaria is still prevalent in tropical and subtropical countries. World health officials are trying to reduce the incidence of malaria by distributing bed nets to help protect people from mosquito bites as they sleep.
A malaria infection is generally characterized by recurrent attacks with the following signs and symptoms:
Symptoms
- Moderate to severe shaking chills
- High fever
- Sweating
Other signs and symptoms may include:
- Headache
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea


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Global Index
A
alice_graph_is_valid [lemma, in recursion]alice_graph [definition, in recursion]
Alice_graph_is_invalid [lemma, in recursion]
Alice_graph [definition, in recursion]
alice_is_a_person [definition, in recursion]
Alice_is_a_literal [lemma, in recursion]
Alice_is_not_an_iri [lemma, in recursion]
Alice_is_not_Bob [lemma, in recursion]
Alice_is_Alice [lemma, in recursion]
B
bad_iri [lemma, in recursion]bn [constructor, in recursion]
E
empty_graph_is_valid [lemma, in recursion]empty_graph [definition, in recursion]
G
good_iri [lemma, in recursion]Graph [definition, in recursion]
I
invalid_triple [lemma, in recursion]iri [constructor, in recursion]
is_graph [definition, in recursion]
is_triple [definition, in recursion]
is_bn [definition, in recursion]
is_lit [definition, in recursion]
is_iri [definition, in recursion]
L
lit [constructor, in recursion]O
object [definition, in recursion]object_is_foaf_Person [lemma, in recursion]
P
predicate [definition, in recursion]predicate_is_rdf_type [lemma, in recursion]
R
recursion [library]S
singleton_graph_is_valid [lemma, in recursion]singleton_graph [definition, in recursion]
subject [definition, in recursion]
subject_is_alice [lemma, in recursion]
T
Term [inductive, in recursion]Term3 [inductive, in recursion]
t3 [constructor, in recursion]
V
valid_triple [lemma, in recursion]other
alice [notation, in recursion]Alice [notation, in recursion]
bob [notation, in recursion]
Bob [notation, in recursion]
charlie [notation, in recursion]
Charlie [notation, in recursion]
foaf_knows [notation, in recursion]
foaf_name [notation, in recursion]
foaf_Person [notation, in recursion]
rdf_type [notation, in recursion]
Notation Index
other
alice [in recursion]Alice [in recursion]
bob [in recursion]
Bob [in recursion]
charlie [in recursion]
Charlie [in recursion]
foaf_knows [in recursion]
foaf_name [in recursion]
foaf_Person [in recursion]
rdf_type [in recursion]
Library Index
R
recursionLemma Index
A
alice_graph_is_valid [in recursion]Alice_graph_is_invalid [in recursion]
Alice_is_a_literal [in recursion]
Alice_is_not_an_iri [in recursion]
Alice_is_not_Bob [in recursion]
Alice_is_Alice [in recursion]
B
bad_iri [in recursion]E
empty_graph_is_valid [in recursion]G
good_iri [in recursion]I
invalid_triple [in recursion]O
object_is_foaf_Person [in recursion]P
predicate_is_rdf_type [in recursion]S
singleton_graph_is_valid [in recursion]subject_is_alice [in recursion]
V
valid_triple [in recursion]Constructor Index
B
bn [in recursion]I
iri [in recursion]L
lit [in recursion]T
t3 [in recursion]Inductive Index
T
Term [in recursion]Term3 [in recursion]
Definition Index
A
alice_graph [in recursion]Alice_graph [in recursion]
alice_is_a_person [in recursion]
E
empty_graph [in recursion]G
Graph [in recursion]I
is_graph [in recursion]is_triple [in recursion]
is_bn [in recursion]
is_lit [in recursion]
is_iri [in recursion]
O
object [in recursion]P
predicate [in recursion]S
singleton_graph [in recursion]subject [in recursion]
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