--- layout: page weight: 0 title: Sendmail navigation: show: true --- {% warning %} Sendmail requires libsasl in order to properly send authentication requests to SendGrid servers. The saslauthd server daemon is not required unless you plan to receive authentication requests to the same server. For more information on configuring sendmail for SASL support, check the official documentation. {% endwarning %}
Set the authorization credentials in /etc/mail/access
{% codeblock lang:bash %} AuthInfo:smtp.sendgrid.net "U:yourUserName" "P:yourPassword" "M:PLAIN" {% endcodeblock %}Define the Smart Host in /etc/mail/sendmail.mc You should add these lines just after the commented "#dnl define('SMART_HOST', 'smtp.your.provider')dnl" line in the file
{% codeblock lang:bash %} define(`SMART_HOST', `smtp.sendgrid.net')dnl FEATURE(`access_db')dnl define(`RELAY_MAILER_ARGS', `TCP $h 587')dnl define(`ESMTP_MAILER_ARGS', `TCP $h 587')dnl {% endcodeblock %}Update sendmail.cf and access.db files
(You will need to run these commands as 'su' or 'root') {% codeblock lang:bash %} $ cd /etc/mail $ m4 sendmail.mc >sendmail.cf $ makemap hash access < access {% endcodeblock %}On older distros, you can run restart sendmail like so:
{% codeblock lang:bash %} $ /etc/init.d/sendmail restart {% endcodeblock %}If, however, you're using a newer version, do the following to restart:
{% codeblock lang:bash %} $ service sendmail restart {% endcodeblock %}


In this article, we'll look to understand the importance of Emotional Intelligence and how it can influence your professional and personal life
What is Emotional Intelligence
Emotional intelligence or EI is the ability to understand and manage your own emotions, and those of the people around you. People with a high degree of emotional intelligence know what they're feeling, what their emotions mean, and how these emotions can affect other people.
Differences between IQ and EQ
Emotional intelligence refers to a person's ability to perceive, control, evaluate, and express emotions.
Intelligence quotient, or IQ, is a number derived from a standardized intelligence test. On the original IQ tests, scores were calculated by dividing the individual's mental age by their chronological age and then multiplying that number by 100.
It is known by many specialists that having a strong EQ plays a important role in your professional growth and there are some differences when comparing with IQ such as:
IQ
IQ measures cognitive abilities, such as
- The ability to learn
- The skilled use of reason
- To think abstractly as measured by objective criteria (such as test)
- Mental acuteness
- Logic and analytical skills
EQ
Emotional Intelligence competencies include but ar not limited to
- Empathy
- Creativity
- Coping
- Stress management
- Leadership
- Intra and interpersonal skills
Why EQ is so important
At one point in time, IQ was viewed as the primary determinant of success. People with high IQs were assumed to be destined for a life of accomplishment and achievement, and researchers debated whether intelligence was the product of genes or the environment (the nature versus nurture debate).
However, some critics began to realize that high intelligence was no guarantee for success in life. It was also perhaps too narrow a concept to fully encompass the wide range of human abilities and knowledge.
Experts recognize that IQ is not the only determinant of life success. Instead, it is part of a complex array of influences—one that includes emotional intelligence. Many companies now mandate emotional intelligence training and use EQ tests as part of the hiring process.
 That’s because as humans, we tend to be highly emotional and social creatures.
Being emotionally intelligent will help you connect with others, boost your performance at work, improve your communication skills, become more resilient, and more. It turns out that having a high level of EI can make you successful in just about every aspect of your life.


Pressing 'Connect' will open a SockJS connection to '/hello_sockjs' on the server
ws = new SockJS('/hello_sockjs');
On sssthe server a websocket (SockJS) handler is registered with the '/hello_sockjs' uri. The handler receives messages and sends back messages on the same connection


REAL ENGLISH ALES | CHICAGO, IL
We are two young men with a common vision and an inexorable passion for beer, motivated to give Chicago real English ale. Beer is what we offer and the absolute best beer is what we deliver. Present Tense wants to be known for nothing other than
remarkable, traditional English ale. We are devoted to producing beer that stands on its own – no need for gimmicky marketing, ridiculous beer names, experimental flavors, and eye-catching branding. No one will question our beer or make excuses
for our beer. When you buy our beer, you know exactly what you are getting…real English ale - consistent, honest, straightforward, and genuine.
On the surface, making exceptional beer and enjoying it with good company is the inspiration behind Present Tense , but running through our veins and seeping out into every beer we make is the insatiable conviction to live in the present and to delight in the moment in which we find ourselves. To lose sight of this is the perpetual obstacle to an abundant life. Our goal is for Present Tense to be a frequent reminder of the things in life that transcend the regrets of the past, the anxiety of the future, the delusion of progress and self-reliance, and the self-gratifying expectations of the now. Freedom from such things is what is meant by living in the Present Tense.
A subtle, yet complex flavor profile. Up front rich maltiness dominates, but to the more distinguishing palette a slight grassy note from the Goldings hops emerges before the dry, crisp finish. A very easy to drink “session” beer enjoyed for centuries by the hard working English middle class.
Inspired by the prototypical Fuller’s ESB. This ale exudes custom and tradition. Fermented in open stainless steel tanks, distinctive fruity esters and slight butterscotch undertones highlight the Englishness of this true English ale. Dryhopped with Goldings to create a very pleasing, full flavor that finishes with a refined and articulate character.
Thick and creamy with pure, unadulterated roasty sweetness. Black as night, with very little bitterness coming through, finishing smooth as silk. A complex malt profile contributes recognizable fruitiness and caramel flavor to round out this dark and fulfilling stout.
For all the bandwagon hop heads and fickle, uninformed craft beer dabblers... this beer is not about following the crowd or joining the masses of taste bud destroying, one and done beers…this is a different type of IPA; the unassuming, yet assertive type; the type that need not outdo another because this beer simply is what it is – upfront hoppy, floral character complimenting a grainy, classic English malt profile
Light, crisp and easy drinking - the perfect beer for having another and maybe another. A soft water profile creates a pleasing context for showcasing true English hops and Maris Otter malt. Simply balanced.
A beer that has earned the distinction of carrying the name of one of history’s greatest brewing cities. This adaptation harkens back to the Ind Coope original - a pale ale which finds its identity in its water establishing a firm and crisp bitterness from an engimatic concoction of English hops. Smooth, crisp, and refreshing – an homage to the far distant forefather of today’s IPA.
The bready, biscuity malt flavor establishes a distinct English character to balance a fruity and floral hop assertiveness. Medium bodied with a satisfying bitter finish.
Bright and complex. Slightly nutty, toasty, and honey sweet accentuated with subtle yet complex fruity esters. Graham cracker malt profile allows a traditional hop character to flourish.
This beer does not fit in a box; it transcends any label that you would put on it. Not quite a porter, not quite a brown ale. The deep, roasty character of a porter finds its way into a deep amber ale with subtle dried fruit qualities and an easy to drink finish.
The quintessence of a refreshing libation. This crisp English golden ale is a perfect complement to a warm, sunny day. Malt forward with a distinct grainy character gradually finishing with an assertive spicy and floral hop note. Not too sweet, not too dry... perfect for another pint!
Fully steeped in English tradition with its eyes set on the land down under. This brown ale has all of the right chocolatey and roasty notes balanced by a key lime and tropical fruit hoppiness from Australian Galaxy hops.
The lads from Present Tense have a cask of ESB that "needs finishing". Sounds like a challenge to me. We head for their brewery, which rather exotically is located in a garage in a friend's back yard... The beer is spot on and soon thumping several spots very hard.
Getting Real — Chicago’s Present Tense Fine Ales. Ten years ago, the idea of a brewery focusing strictly on English Cask Ales wouldn’t have seemed like a stretch. But with today’s reliance on “extreme” brewing techniques—aggressive hopping, barrel-aging, yeast sourced from beards, etc.—that generate hype, there’s a niche to be filled, as absurd as it may sound.
The Pleasures (and Occasional Pitfalls) of Cask Ale in the United States. Tyler Jackson and Thomas Thorpe know all too well the challenges cask ale presents. They are co-owners of Chicago’s Present Tense Fine Ales, a cask ale brewery-in-planning that aims to be known for remarkable, traditional English beer.
An American brewer makes his first long-anticipated visit to an English pub (via @RoosterOl): The right door…the left door – the ultimate decision. There is certainly a good explanation for the two separate doors; however, I have yet to hear it.
For Questions & Inquiries
Business<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Technical: Tyler@presenttensefineales.com


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| Class | Rack::Builder |
| In: |
lib/rack/builder.rb
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| Parent: | Object |
Rack::Builder implements a small DSL to iteratively construct Rack applications.
Example:
require 'rack/lobster' app = Rack::Builder.new do use Rack::CommonLogger use Rack::ShowExceptions map "/lobster" do use Rack::Lint run Rack::Lobster.new end end run app
Or
app = Rack::Builder.app do use Rack::CommonLogger run lambda { |env| [200, {'Content-Type' => 'text/plain'}, ['OK']] } end run app
use adds middleware to the stack, run dispatches to an application. You can use map to construct a Rack::URLMap in a convenient way.
Creates a route within the application.
Rack::Builder.app do map '/' do run Heartbeat end end
The use method can also be used here to specify middleware to run under a specific path:
Rack::Builder.app do map '/' do use Middleware run Heartbeat end end
This example includes a piece of middleware which will run before requests hit Heartbeat.
Takes an argument that is an object that responds to call and returns a Rack response. The simplest form of this is a lambda object:
run lambda { |env| [200, { "Content-Type" => "text/plain" }, ["OK"]] }
However this could also be a class:
class Heartbeat def self.call(env) [200, { "Content-Type" => "text/plain" }, ["OK"]] end end run Heartbeat
Specifies middleware to use in a stack.
class Middleware def initialize(app) @app = app end def call(env) env["rack.some_header"] = "setting an example" @app.call(env) end end use Middleware run lambda { |env| [200, { "Content-Type => "text/plain" }, ["OK"]] }
All requests through to this application will first be processed by the middleware class. The call method in this example sets an additional environment key which then can be referenced in the application if required.


The PSP integration adapter must implement the methods of the
PaymentServiceProvider interface. The following methods need to be implemented for a new PSP:
- determineRegistrationLink - provides the required data and a URL to the PSP for registering new payment information
- determineReregistrationLink - provides the required data and a URL to the PSP for updating existing payment information data
- deregisterPaymentInformation - deregisters a customer's payment information
- charge - triggers the charging of the customer
Proceed as follows:
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Implement the determineRegistrationLink method as
RegistrationLink determineRegistrationLink(RequestData data)
This method provides the required data and a URL to the PSP which is used later in the response call in the case that a customer needs to register new payment information with the PSP. The response provided by the PSP is the URL to its registration page which is opened afterwards.
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Implement the determineReregistrationLink method as
RegistrationLink determineReregistrationLink(RequestData data)
This method provides the required data and a URL to the PSP which is used later in the response call in the case that a customer needs to update existing payment information at the PSP. The response provided by the PSP is the URL to the appropriate page for changing the data which is opened afterwards.
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Implement the deregisterPaymentInformation method as
void deregisterPaymentInformation(RequestData data)
This method is triggered by OSCM and needed to deregister a customer's payment information at the PSP.
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Implement the charge method as
ChargingResult charge(RequestData data, ChargingData chargingData)
This method triggers the PSP to charge a customer for using services in OSCM.
The following data is provided by the request call:
- organizationId - the ID of a customer organization as specified in OSCM.
- organizationName - the name of the customer organization as specified in OSCM.
- organizationEmail - the email address of the customer organization as specified in OSCM.
- currentUserLocale - the language of the calling user. By default, this is the language set in the user's profile in OSCM.
- paymentTypeId - the identifier of the payment type to be set in the payment information at the PSP.
- pspIdentifier - the ID provided by the PSP for the supplier or reseller organization which offers the service the customer is to be charged for by the PSP.
- externalIdentifier - the ID provided by the PSP for the payment information of the customer who is to be charged.
- List<Property> properties - Configuration settings and their values which are needed for the communication with the PSP. The required configuration settings are provided by the PSP. The OSCM operator must specify these configuration settings when creating a new PSP.
The following data is sent from OSCM to the PSP integration adapter with the request call and must be sent back to OSCM unchanged via the callback component after the request has been processed:
- organizationKey - the technical key of the customer organization.
- paymentTypeKey - the technical key of the payment type.
- paymentInfoKey - the technical key of the payment information if the payment information is already defined. It is used for updating the information.
- paymentInfoId - the name of the payment information as defined by the customer.
The charge method additionally provides the required billing data.


Monday, July 01, 2013
I got over to Irven’s about 10 am we mainly just talk about what they wanted to do with their yard. I tried to explain that until we know what they wanted to end up with I really couldn’t place the order for parts with Durk’s. I came home about 1PM and ate my lunch with Mae. I sure love my wife! After lunch I did take a 15 minute nap. I tried to find a nozzle to my Wet Vac but could not find it. As I was about ready to go for parts for Irven and Sandy’s, Bob returned from taking Sherry into the hospital. I still spent a lot of time trying to find out what Irven and Sandy wants to do. I finally went over to Durk’s and got the material to I need to run the water supply to the sprinkler systems valve box. It was after 5 pm so I quit and came home. Sandi had gone to see Nancy and so she stopped at our place and had dinner with us. We sure enjoyed that opportunity to be with her. Mae walked up to Falli’s to return the key for the horse gate. They got back in time to take care of the horses themselves. Bobo asked me to go with him to give Sherrie a Priesthood Blessing. I really didn’t want to but we did anyway. I really feel that the Faith in giving Sherrie a Priesthood Blessing comes from Bob, but I need to leave that up to the Lord. It was interesting that prior to starting the blessing the monitor indicated that Sherrie’s blood pressure was down to the low 70’s and when we finished the Blessing we looked at the monitor and it us up to 90. Sherrie asked the attendant who had just returned to the rook, “How can that happen?” and he just answered, “You just received a Blessing didn’t you!” After returning home, Mae and I soon got ready and went to bed.
Tuesday, July 02, 2013
I woke about 6 am and got up. Mae hadn’t slept very well so I let her sleep in. I read my scriptures and had morning prayers. I then worked on my journals, printing the last three months for a hard copy. At 10 am I had an appointment with Dr. Larson just for a checkup on my hernia operation. Mae needed to get a treatment from Dr. Bennett so I had her drop me at the Tanner Clinic and then she went on. Dr. Bennett said that it was amazing that she took such a fall an had such few injuries, especially at her age. He gave the credit to our diet and her exercising. I worked about 5 hours at Irven’s getting a water supply line ran out from their wash room to the outside for the sprinkler system they will put in. We didn’t do much this evening except watch a show on TV.
Wednesday, July 03, 2013
After breakfast I weeded and watered the garden. This afternoon I did some work on our boat and found that the bracket the holds the Fish Finder is broken again. We went into Ogden and got the decals for my boat registration. A called the Utah State Vehicle and reported that the one we ordered on line still had not arrived. They said I should check with our Post Office, but that they would resend my registration. I ask if I could go to an office to pick them up as I didn’t want to wait another 7 to 10 days. We went into the Ogden office and that was an hour wait. I had been planning on going to the Peterson Medical Supply but the wait made us too late to get in there. When I got home and it cooled down, I built a bracket for the fish finder out of some aluminum. It turned out pretty good. We watched a movie on TV this evening before going to bed.
Thursday, July 04, 2013
I didn’t get up until 7 am. While Mae prepared breakfast I took care of the chickens and washed the windows. It did rain last night but our lawns are sure burning up. By the time this summer ends I am not sure they will be able to grow back. I roasted almonds and made more almond butter. After lunch I laid down for a nap. I had planned on sleeping 15 minutes but when I sent to set the timer the power had gone, for the second time this morning, so I reset the clock and forgot to set the timer. Anyway, I got a good nap. Mae has been on the phone quite a bit today with Shellie, I guess Mae is going to fly down to Phoenix for two weeks. This afternoon we went up to David and Shauna’s where we spent the evening just relaxing. Scott, Mishelle and their family also came up. We cooked dinner on the grill and just enjoyed relaxing and visiting. Scott and his family left so they could enjoy Layton’s Fireworks. The rest of us just enjoyed relaxing and especially when the sun set and we enjoyed setting out side. We played some games but just mainly relaxed. Mae and I came home, getting down the canon just in time to see the finale of the Layton Fire Works display. We then came home and watched a movie on DVD.
Friday, July 05, 2013
We slept in although Mae was up with leg cramps and slept from 4am on in the recliner. We got up about 9 am with the phone ringing but it was a wrong number. I tried to get my boat in to have it checked but every place seems to still be closed for the 4th and through the weekend. I worked some on my Diary then Mae and I went to the show “Ephraim’s Rescue”. We really enjoyed the movie and I felt very humbled to think of what some has paid that we might enjoy all that we have today. This evening I got a call from Kathy telling me that she couldn’t reach Bob, but that Sherrie had been taken back into the hospital in an ambulance. I got Bob on the phone and a little later I took him up to the hospital. By the time we got there she had been taken out of E.R. and into a room.  The Dr. came about an hour later and I really felt discussed. Bob said it best when he said that he looked like he had been out doing chorus in the barn. I also felt that he did very little except to ask Sherries friend, which had been with her when they transported Sherrie, what had been done in E.R. He then left with very little explanation, I really felt that he was coming back, but he didn’t. When Bob and I came home I was in a very disappointed spirit as to what had transpired at the hospital.
Saturday, July 06, 2013
Both Mae and I slept well last night. I took care of the chickens while Mae prepared breakfast. I started working on my Diary when Bob invited us to go with him for lunch at Sizzlers. We stopped by the hospital to see how Sherrie was doing and found out that things weren’t going very well. Bob offered to bring dinner back for Sherrie and Eric, although Eric wasn’t there then but was expected to be there shortly. Bob, Mae and I then went for dinner and had a very nice meal. When Bob came back to the hospital he found problems as Eric never did come. After returning home I decided that Sherrie needed someone to be with her so I got ready and went back to the hospital. When I got there Kellie, Sherrie’s friend was there and would stay for a while. I left with telling Kelley that I would come back and relieve her at 7PM. I stopped by Irven and Sandy’s and visited with their family that had come to help them with their yard. I am not sure that I shouldn’t help them but Mae doesn’t want me to. At 7PM I visited with Kelley and she said that Grant and Stacy were there. Then Bob told us that he was going over. I stayed home until they let me know what they want me to do. I studied for a Priesthood lesson tomorrow and Mae read part of Sanford Porter’s life history. That is a powerful story. We started to bed at 9:15 pm.
Sunday, July 07, 2013
We slept well last night, I got us before 8 am but then went back to be and snuggled with my sweet wife. I really did want to get up but I had my 9AM High Priest leadership meeting. When I got home I checked on the chickens and the garden. We attended our regular block meeting and following that we went over to Jeff and Gail’s for dinner. Bob did get home so between meetings and dinner we visited with him for a minute. He is now fully aware that Serrie’s health problem stems from her and Eric’s life style. We enjoyed dinner with Jeff’s family and then Jeff, Gail, Mae and I played a game of “Trans America” which I won and then a game of “Rummy Cube” which I really lost. It was a nice evening.
Monday, July 08, 2013
I woke at 3AM and slept the rest of the night in the recliner. Bob had me pick him up at Dee’s, as he is getting a fan switch repaired. I took care of the chickens and worked in the garden, this morning. I then hooked up the boat and went over to Dick’s Boat’s and had him look at the damage. He felt that it will be ok with a new prop so I had him order it for me. I then went over to Peterson Medical and ordered a power cord that connects to a 12 V DC power supply and to my C-PAP. That will give us use with the camper when we don’t have power hook-up. I watched a couple of shows on TV. Mae took Shirley Olsen and Leslie Fallas out to lunch as Shirley really wanted to go to Chuck a Rama, when Mae told her we were going there for our anniversary, so Mae told her that they would do that as Shirley is Mae’s visiting teaching companion and that they would take Dolly Southarn and Leslie Fallas, who they visit teach, with them. It turned out that Dolly had gone camping with her daughter & family, so wasn’t home to go with them. Afterwards, Shirley wanted Mae to take her to the doctor and then to the store, so she didn’t get home until about 3 pm and she had left at 11 am. Bob got a call from Dee’s to let him know that his car was ready. He wanted me to take him over but Mae has the car and I told him that she should be home about 3pm. When Mae got home I went upstairs to tell him I could take him over but he was in the bathroom with the door locked. I waited for a while but he still didn’t come so I went back. The door is still locked and he doesn’t answer. I went out to get a tool to unlock the door when Bob finally got the door unlocked. He had got down and couldn’t get up. I got him up and after a few minutes he felt some better so we went for his car. I really don’t know what to do. In my opinion he really should be in an assisted living facility. I don’t know how things will work out for us and I don’t know how Bob would adjust to that. I don’t know what to do. To add to my dilemma I felt impressed to check the chickens as it got dark and the brown chickens and one white chicken were missing. I found then roosting on the log pile. I was some time getting them into the coop. The white chickens don’t seem to except the brown chickens. I did get some repairs planned out for the camper along with everything else.
Tuesday, July 09, 2013
After breakfast I went to for some materials and came back home and installed a 12 volt outlet for my c-pap to connect to. I then reinforced the frame of the camper. While I was doing that Mae got a phone message from Martina with Peterson Medical Supplies telling me that my c-pap would not convert to a 12 volt adapter. That’s great! I got it all wired now. I called back and they are going to see if I can get a new c-pap. I spent two hours on the computer getting a step latter ordered from Staples. After dinner this evening Bob invited us to come up and watch a recorded movie, “Imitation General” staring Glen Ford. It was quite enjoyable. We set in the swing outside and enjoyed the evening.
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
I woke at 6 am and at 7 am started out side with the lawns.  It was more the weeds that needed it rather than the grass as the grass isn’t growing much without water. I came in and showered but was not quite ready when the Clark’s came for us. We went to Madox’s in Brigham City, where we met the Hire’s and the Maharry’s. We had a very enjoyable dinner and visit. I asked Charles if there might be a time when I could visit with him and get some advice. I told him that it needed to be another time and not today, but he kept questioning me and I told him that I was concerned with Bob’s health and what it would do to us if he passed away. Well we discussed much more that I had wanted to at this time but he kept asking me more details. When we finished he suggested that we start looking for a solution now. After leaving Madox’s, Grenn, Kathleen, Mae and I went to the Brigham City Temple and enjoyed going through a session there. It was almost 7pm when we got home. I quickly changed clothes and went to the Stake onion patch and help weed our Ward’s assigned area. The weeds were bad but we had a good turn out and accomplished the job by 9pm. I worked on my journal and talked with Mae before we went to bed.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
I didn’t sleep much as I kept thinking at the situation we are in with this house. Mae thinks we shouldn’t worry about it, that things will work out. I guess I don’t have much faith. I have felt depressed all day. I worked on the boat for a while today. I had a Asphalt co. stop by. They are doing some work just up the street and have too much asphalt ordered. He offered to put an asphalt drive for us and included a asphalt connection to the driveway for $3,500 total. I think that Karen Von Neiderhauser had his drive asphalted for over $5,000 plus tax. It was a good offer but I just can’t see putting more money into this place that we won’t get out. It looks like we might get some storm but as I did some errons I saw several fields of new cut hay. We watched a movie on TV of the life of Wyatt Earp but it got on the R-Side occasionally.
Friday, July 12, 2013
We slept in this morning and after a nice breakfast I went out and did some gardening, plus I took care of the chickens. We still are not getting any eggs but keep hoping. Our Zucchini plants are starting to produce and the rest of the garden is looking good, but our strawberries are not producing very well this year. I went into Peterson Medical supply and got a new C-Pap machine that will work on a 12 volt battery. Scott came over and brought our life jackets back. I loaned him our roto-tiller and he also helped me bring our generator up to the house. Mae and I went shopping for a few groceries and I tried to find a cabinet latch for the camper but couldn’t. we watched a western movie but it wasn’t the one we wanted to see. After that show it said that the one we wanted would be playing after 11pm. We turned the TV off and then went out to check on the chickens and found that six of them were roosting on the wood pile. We think that it is the rooster that is keeping them out of the coop. I think I will butcher him tomorrow.
Saturday, July 13, 2013
We slept in until after 8 this morning. After breakfast I butchered the rooster. I watered the garden and then Mae and I took the quilts up to the Laundromat and washed them. Mae had forgotten to bring Soap and Pre-Spray so I went over to the grocery store and bought them. When I returned I tripped going into the Laundromat and fell. I think I am ok. Mae attended a Baby Shower this afternoon so she dropped me of at Scott and Mishelle’s so I could help Scott decide some changes to his lawn sprinkler system. Mae and I tended the children while Scott and Mishelle went out for the evening. We came home about 9:45pm and watched a movie on Netflex. We had seen an earlier version of the story so I wasn’t really excited with this one as it was staring Rock Hudson. It just hard for me not to remember what kind of an individual he turned out to be when I see him in a love story and that is the kind of shows he always plays in. it was a long movie so it was 1am when we got to bed.
Sunday, July 14, 2013
I got up and got me some breakfast and went to my meeting. Mae slept in until almost 9am. I visited with Bob when I returned home and then started this entry. Mae cooked waffles for breakfast after I returned home. She made enough and froze them so that we can take them with us on our trip. I took a nap before we went to Church. We attended our meetings. Mae cooked the rooster for dinner this afternoon. Bob and I went Home teaching to Fallis’s this afternoon. We had Home Teachers come this afternoon to visit with us. Mae put a lazona together and we took it down to Sherrie’s. I am sure tired today. I hoped to get to bed early this evening but it was almost mid-night when we got there.
Monday, July 14, 2013
We got up at 6am and started the day. After breakfast Mae started packing. I went to Home Depot and exchanged the surface bolts for a different style. I spent quite a while designing and building brackets for the surface bolts to lock into. I got two of the cabinet doors, in the camper, so that they would lock securely. Three other doors I just fastened closed with a bungee cord. It was 2pm before we finished packing and left for Fish Lake. It was almost 9pm when we got to our camp site at Fish Lake. We then ate some dinner and then we played some games. Mae really beat me at Racko, she won 8 out of 9 games. I did win at Rummikub. We went to bed about mid-night.
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Mae couldn’t sleep and woke me about 3am. I got up at 3:30am. I worked on my journal and read my scriptures. Mae woke and had me come back to bed. We slept a while but then Mae’s legs got hurting and cramping. She was up most of the night. I got up at 7am and stayed up. We used the pickup and camper to take the boat to Bowery’s and used their ramp. I was going to rent a slit from them but they are all full. I had Mae drive the pickup back to camp. She was to wait there for me while I found some where to beach the boat. It took a while but we finally took the boat to Fish Lake Lodge and rented a slit there for the rest of the week. Our neighbors across the street help us. We did go out fishing about 11am. I used a new set of pop-gear that was larger with more spinners. I bought them some time ago but had never tried them. They seemed to work better than the small ones. We would trade outfits after each catch and the large gear way out did the small set. We each caught our limits. Mae helped me clean and filet the fish. We took a nap after getting back to the camp. I was glad that Mae was able to sleep as she didn’t sleep much last night. We went out fishing again this afternoon and again did well catching seven nice fish. We cooked hot dogs over the camp fire this evening and ate dinner outside. Mae and I played another game of Racko and this time I won.
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
We slept in and had a late breakfast of fish and eggs. We were getting ready to take the camper to empty the storage tanks and get more water when it started to rain. It has rained most of the day. After lunch the rain let up so we went to find a phone to call Sandi. There isn’t a public phone up here. We bought some ice and emptied the sewer tanks and filled the fresh water tank. After dinner I filet the fish from yesterday. We played a game of Rummikub and a game of Racko and Mae won both.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
When I woke at 5:30am I realized that we were low on power. I tried to start the truck but the battery was too low to start. I had to start the generator and let it charge for a while. By the time I got that setup Mae had breakfast ready. We got down to the boat just before 9am. The boat battery was dead when we tried to start it. I had to get the Marina operator to jump the boat for us. It was shortly after 9 when we got out fishing. I fished with the small gear and Mae used the large gear. By 11am we both had caught our 4 fish and came back in. We cleaned the fish at the cleaning station. Mae is getting very good at cutting the fish and I clean them out. We were back to camp before noon but our neighbors across the street had already left. We wanted to tell them thanks for being such good people. I noticed a little later that they had left us the remainder of their fire wood. Mae prepared a nice lunch for us. While we were eating a buck and a doe came through our camp. After eating I filet the fish while Mae tried to take a nap. We had quite some hard lighting and thunder storms come through, with very hard rain. We went to the grocery store and got the girl there to call Sandi for us to find out if they are coming to join us tonight, they are not, but at least we know and will not expect them. We went out fishing this evening for a while. I tried using my downrigger weight but didn’t have any luck. Mae did catch two nice fish. Most of our fish are running 14 to 17 inches in length. We built a camp fire and set out by it until going to bed.
Friday, July 19, 2013
We slept in this morning and just relaxed and played games, after we got up. I got things out side put away so that they would not get wet again. I then took a nap while Mae did some typing on the computer. We had planned that I would go out fishing while Mae typed but I really didn’t want to go out without her. We cooked up the two fish, Mae caught yesterday, along with zucchini, for lunch. We played a couple of rounds of Rummikub and then we went out fishing again. I again tried fishing deep trying to catch a lake trout but again I had no luck. Mae caught 4 fish and when I changed to pop-gear and worms I caught 1 fish before we quit and came back to our camp. We played 7 sets of Rummikub and I beat Mae 7 of those sets. I had to put that in as most of the times we play games Mae wins me. We do enjoy being together. Just before we went to bed we ran out of propane in both tanks, so we won’t have heat tonight.
Saturday, July 20, 2013
We were going to fish this morning but decided that we would just eat and get things packed up and leave for home. We did sleep well although Mae looked like a bear with all her layers of warm clothing. It is a beautiful warm morning. We decided that we would just get packed up and go home. That way we would be home for meeting tomorrow. It was after 12PM when we stopped at the Dump Station and then we got on our way. About 8 miles down the road we picked up phone service for a little while. There were several missed calls on our phone. Mae was able to get the messages off but then we again went out of phone service. We had to wait until we got to Scipio before we received fairly good phone service. It was after 5PM when we arrived home. We were tired and by the time we got unpacked, ate dinner and took showers it was after 8PM. We just stayed home, watched a movie on DVD (I’m not sure about the story) but when it finished we went to bed.
Sunday, July 21, 2013
I got up before 7AM and after reading my scriptures went to my 9AM High Priest Leadership meeting. Mae woke up shortly before I got home as Jeff called her. She was still visiting with Jeff so I prepared breakfast. Just as we were setting down to eat Bob call for me to come up. Mae put breakfast in the oven and we ate later. Vie Gram gave the lesson during our High Priest meeting and had planned on showing the video on Tithing with Lorenzo Snow. There were several that tried to get the machine to work and finally I took the machine back to the library and got the small unit. At least we got through the movie but then there was no time for any discussion. After our meetings and we came home, I called President Steadman and asked if I could get the High Priests that meet in our building to make some small donations and we could purchase a new TV with players to replace the old one. He said that we couldn’t but he would follow through with getting some new equipment and would keep me informed. Bob hadn’t decided anything about dinner so I visit with him and he decided to buy some chicken and all his family would go to see Sherrie. Mae warmed us up some left over’s we worked on our computers. I got another 8 days retyped from my Diary. What is in my Diary helps me remember incidents and then I can expand and correct the few lines that I actually wrote. I visited with Irven and he said that they are ready to trench their yard for the sprinkler system. I will go over early and help them in the morning. We did get some very sad news while talking to Sandi by phone this afternoon. Brad is in a rehabilitation center from taking too many drugs for pain, and JaNae has gone to drinking. JaNae’s drinking has been going on for some time now. We are very concerned about their situation but really don’t know just what to do about it. Sandi has talked very straight forward to JaNae about her situation. Evidently her drinking has been going on for some time.
Monday, July 22, 2013
I got up at 4:30 this morning so that I could be at Irven’s at 6AM. Mae had set me out some cold cereal and had fruit ready in the refrigerator. I got water started on the garden and left Mae a note to check it. Bryce also came over to help at Irven’s. Dug and Mark also came to help. We worked all day getting all the trenching done and the sprinkler system over half way done. I quit and came home by 6:30PM so I could shower and change before going Home teaching to Thurman’s. Mae went with me as I wasn’t sure if we were going to teach them how to do Indexing or just visit as Home Teacher’s. I ate some dinner after getting home from there and then watched a Western movie on TV before going to bed.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
After we had breakfast I went made an appointment with Dr. Lee. I mowed most of the lawn but they are so patchy do to the shortage of water. Dr. Lee feels that I should check with a sergeant and so made an appointment for me at 3:15PM with Dr. Larsen. I came home and ate some lunch and took a nap. Mae went with me to see Dr. Larsen. He said that I have stage two Hemorrhoids out of four, so it is not to serious at this time. He wants me to take Metamucil. He gave me a prescription for some depositories and wants me to check back with him in two weeks. He is encouraging me to have a colonoscopy as I haven’t had one in the last 10 years. Mae and I then went shopping for a egg shell mattress and found one at Bed Bath and Beyond. We also bought a few other items and got the car washed before returning home. I filet some fish for Mae to take to some of the older Sisters in our Ward. While she was gone I watched a couple of TV shows and made up 200 Phyt-Aloe capsules. I entered this into my journal before going to bed at 11pm.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
I got up at 4:30 this morning and had a bowl of cereal and then went to the Welfare farm and weeded our Wards assigned area. It took me 1 hour and 15 minutes to go through our Wards assigned 10 rows. When we weeded our rows two weeks ago we did a good job so there wasn’t much to do this time. When I got home I got the lawn mower out and put the lawn sweeper on so that I could pick up the grass from mowing yesterday. Mae was up by then so we had breakfast. Bob started sweeping the lawn but had a low front tire. He got some Flat Tire repair in a Can and I put it in for him. He swept the lawn after that. Mae took Ashley out to lunch today, just to spend some time with her. Bob took me into Ogden to get the gas tanks filled for the camper. When we got back I installed the tanks and then came in the house and took a ½ hour nap. Mae was home when I woke. I have several items that I need to do in the next few days so that kept me busy this evening. I slipped while cutting some metal and cut my right index finger. When I came in to get some Band-Aids I found Mae talking to Jared Fairbanks with Premier Funeral Services, Inc. as Sherrie’s vital signs are fading and Hospice feels that we will go with in the next 24 hours. This is a hard time for Bob and his family. I did call Roy and let them know what is happening. I am not sure just what to think of Roy & Linda. Mae and I cooked chicken and zucchini squash on the grill. We then watched a couple of shows on TV. I typed this entrance and we went to bed.
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Bob notified us first thing that Sherrie past away about 1:30 this morning. We worked on the camper today getting the bed made up and I got the door locks on some of the cabinets. I had to go to town for some items and I stopped at Irven and Sandy’s. I got there just as the phone service came. He will install a new line if I will run the wire for it. He will provide the line. That sounds like a good deal as it will save them $150.00 normal repair for a new line. I finished the day by working on the power supply for the boat. After dinner I went next door and visited with Mike, to let him know about Sherrie’s passing. Mae went to Sister Heydorn’s to help her with Family History. We watched a movie on DVD before going to bed. Today we received the first two eggs from our new chickens. They were very small eggs but never the less they were eggs. I was beginning to wonder!
Friday, July 26, 2013
I woke at 7 this morning but Mae hadn’t got to sleep until after 2AM and so she went back to bed to try to sleep more. I started work on the camper, the boat and the lighting for the driveway. Mae had a hair appointment that took over three hours. She then did some shopping. It was 6pm when we ate dinner so I quite for the day. We watched I story that is a series that we ordered form Net-Flex, before going to bed.
Saturday, July 27, 2013
I got up at 7 but Mae slept a little longer. I prepared an egg omelet for breakfast while Mae was making a cake to take to the Bridal Shower. I went over to Irven and Sandy’s to lay the phone cable and that was a lot longer than I had thought. They also had some leaks in the valve boxes so I repaired those. I had told them how to measure the distance to order burial wire for the valve control, but when I started running it, it was way too short. I had to order the material for the drip system, so I picked it up when I got the other materials I needed to have to finish the system. Any way I was all day there. I came home and with Scott’s help we removed the tree root that crossed the driveway to the back yard. We were then able to get Scott’s trailer out and park it under the awning on the West side of the house. Mae prepared dinner for Scott’s family and we enjoyed having them here. Scott did some updates to our computer and tried to update our I-pod, but it is too old. It was after 10:30 when we took showers and went to bed. I am sure tired tonight.
Sunday, July 28, 2013
I woke early this morning with my back and legs hurting. I got up and went into the front room and slept the rest of the night in the recliner. I was up before Mae woke. I felt like I needed to check on the chickens and found that the children had locked them in without water, plus they wanted to get out running in the yard. They were sure excited to see me. Mae made me a wonderful hot breakfast before I left to attend High Priest Group Leadership meeting. When I returned home I took a nap. I had started on this journal entry when Sister Fallis called and asked if I could come up and look at a water problem. It looks like she has a water main that is leaking. I had her call the city and they said that they would have someone come by and check on it. We attended our block meetings and when I got home I called Leslie and told her that I and one other Brother would be there in the morning early to help dig the line up, but she said that Mark didn’t want to start early and he would dig it himself later tomorrow. I called Brother Campel and let him know not to come in the morning.  We cooked a nice dinner for him and then we played Rummikub at which Mae won. It was 9:30PM when he left for home. It was a very enjoyable evening being with David and thought it so special for him to come clear up here just to visit with us. Kathy came and asked me if I would dedicate Sherries grave and of course I said that I would. It was after 10PM when we headed for bed.
Monday, July 29, 2013
I woke early but after using the bathroom and reading my scriptures I went back to bed and snuggled with Mae. We had just gone back to sleep when Bob came and told me that Glen Higley was there to help with Leslie ’s. They have a leaking water main. I had ask for help in Priesthood meeting but Glenn hadn’t said anything to me. Therefore I hadn’t called Glenn to tell him that Mark, her son didn’t want to start work that early, so he would do it himself. By then I was up and awake so took care of the chickens and started watering the garden. We then had breakfast and started packing the camper. When we started to put things in the refrigerator we found that a piece of chicken had been left in the freezer and it was very spoiled. I took the all shelving and drawers out and washed the entire fridge down. Leslie then called and asked for some advice. I went down and Mark had uncovered the main line next to the sidewalk. A plumbing company had been there and said that they needed to uncover at least another 10 feet of line towards the house. Mark was going to rent a Backhoe to do the digging. I suggested they have the city come with a pump and pump the water out of the hole and at the same time turn the water back on so they could tell which way the water was coming. That way they would know which direction to dig. It was 3PM when we got to Scott’s to get Kylan. We made good time until 7 miles before the exit to Payson when the traffic came to almost a complete stop. It took us 1 ½ hours to get to the Payson Exit. We stopped at a Taco Time in Pason to get directions to the lake and while there bought some dinner. We were all hungry and didn’t want to wait until we got to the campground. We got to camp about 7PM. After setting up the camper, we played a game of Raco before going to bed.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Kylan and I went fishing this morning but we didn’t get anything. Mae walked down with us but then she walked back to get a chair. She did not come back down as her leg was hurting when she walked up the hill. The rest of the day we relaxed and played games. It was about 4:30pm when Becky, Mattie, Jessie and a friend of Jessie’s came up for the evening. I cooked a chicken Dutch oven dinner for all of us. It was about 8pm when becky and the girls left for home. Kylan wanted to build a fire and set around it this evening. Mae wasn’t feeling very well when we went to bed.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
I woke at 6 this morning and about 7, I woke Kylan and the two of us went to the lake fishing, we didn’t catch anything again this morning. It was almost 10am when we got back. Mae was up and had things cleaned up. She slept well last night and was feeling ok this morning. She and Kylan went for a walk to the lake, while I took a nap. I worked on my journals for a while after waking up. We had rain showers this afternoon so we just enjoyed playing games this afternoon and evening.


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For the duck confit, weigh the duck legs and sprinkle with one tablespoon of salt per kilo of duck. Place onto a tray and sprinkle with the thyme. Wrap with cling film and place in the fridge overnight.
Heat a heavy pan and add the duck legs. Add the duck fat to completely cover the legs. Bring the fat to a gentle simmer and cook slowly for about two and a half hours, or until the duck meat is very tender.
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 180C/355F/Gas 4.

Whisk the honey and oil together in a bowl, then smear generously over the duck legs.
Transfer the duck legs to the oven to roast for 18-25 minutes, spooning more honey glaze over the legs 2-3 times during cooking. Remove from the oven and leave to rest.
For the butter bean mash, place the potatoes and butter beans into a pan of water and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 15 minutes.
Drain the potatoes and beans and place into a large bowl. Add the olive oil and milk and mash to a purée. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground white pepper.
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Whisk in the remaining butter and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM PRESENT: THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE A.MUHAMED MUSTAQUE FRIDAY,THE 29TH DAY OF AUGUST 2014/7TH BHADRA, 1936 WP(C).No. 22061 of 2014 (G) ----------------------------------------- PETITIONER : --------------------- K.A.JOHN, PATTASSERIL, KUZHIMATTOM.P.O,KOTTAYAM KERALA STATE. BY ADVS.SRI.P.VINODKUMAR SRI.T.K.AJITH KUMAR RESPONDENTS : ---------------------------- 1. THE APPELLATE AUTHORITY (CONSTITUTED UNDER SECTION 31 OF THE AIR (PREVENTION & CONTROL OF POLLUTION/ACT,1981 ACT), REPRESENTED BY ITS SECRETARY, "DEVIKRIPA", PALLIMUKKU, PATTOM, VANCHIYOOR.P.O, THIRUVANANANTHAPURAM - 695 001. 2. THE KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, PATTOM.P.O, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM - 695 004. 3. THE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER, THE KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, NAGAMPADAM, KOTTAYAM - 686 001. 4. MATHEW THOMAS, PROPRIETOR, ST.THOMAS TIMBER INDUSTRIES, KUZHIMATTOM.PO, KOTTAYAM - 686 016.  WP(C).No. 22061 of 2014 (G) ----------------------------------------- APPENDIX PETITIONER(S)' EXHIBITS ------------------------------------- EXT.P1: TRUE COPY OF THE JUDGMENT IN ORIGINAL PETITION AS O.P.NO.27582/2000. EXT.P2: TRUE COPY OF THE APPEAL 25.06.2014. RESPONDENT(S)' EXHIBITS ----------------------------------------- NIL //TRUE COPY// P.A.TO JUDGE. Msd. A.MUHAMED MUSTAQUE, J. = = = = = = = = = = = = = WP(C).No.22061 of 2014-G. = = = = = = = = = = = = = Dated this the 29th day of August, 2014. J U D G M E N T
The petitioner challenging the consent issued to the 4th respondent to run an industrial unit filed appeal under Section 31 of the Air (Prevention and Control) of Pollution Act, 1981 before the first respondent. The petitioner approached this Court alleging denial of consideration of the appeal by the first respondent. The appeal appears to have been filed on 4.7.2014. The petitioner would submit that the delay involved in the matter would cause serious threat to his life and the functioning of the industry by the 4th respondent has become a nuisance to him and his family .
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Breaking: Aston Villa star withdraws from Wales squad due to personal reasons
Aston Villa latest news and views | Neil Taylor has pulled out of the Wales squad for European Championships qualifiers with Azerbaijan and Hungary later on this month
by Richard CusackAston Villa left-back Neil Taylor has withdrawn from the Wales squad because of personal reasons.
Taylor was with Ryan Giggs' side for European Championships qualifiers with Azerbaijan on Saturday and Hungary the following Tuesday.
The 30-year-old will have been vying to make his 43rd and 44th appearances for his country.
Taylor came on for the second-half of the 2-1 defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday, missing the previous four matches in the Premier League.
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You can follow our Villa reporter Ashley Preece on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>He had been relegated to the substitute's bench having started Villa 's opening six matches upon their return to the top flight before losing his place to Matt Targett.
The £5 million signing from Swansea City in January 2017 helped Dean Smith 's side back into the Premier League last season and has made 90 appearances in total for the Villa Park outfit.


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| app/controllers/proformas_controller.rb | 36 |


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1 What is a wise man?
It is someone who knows what the events in life mean.
Wisdom in a man causes his face to shine,
and the hardness of his face is changed.
2 I advise you to obey the king's command because of God's oath to protect him.
3 Do not hurry out of his presence, and do not stand in support of something wrong, for the king does whatever he desires.
4 The king's word rules, so who will say to him, "What are you doing?"
5 Whoever keeps the king's commands avoids harm.
A wise man's heart recognizes the proper course and time of action.
6 For every matter there is a correct response and a time to respond,
because the troubles of man are great.
7 No one knows what is coming next.
Who can tell him what is coming?
8 No one has power over the breath of life to stop breathing,
and no one has power over the day of his death.
No one is discharged from the army during a battle,
and wickedness will not rescue those who are its slaves.
9 I have realized all this; I have applied my heart to every kind of work that is done under the sun. There is a time when a person has power to do evil to others.
10 So I saw the wicked buried publicly. They were taken from the holy area and buried and were praised by people in the city where they had done their wicked deeds. This also is uselessness.
11 When a sentence against an evil crime is not executed quickly, it entices the hearts of human beings to do evil.
12 Even if a sinner does evil a hundred times and still lives for a long time, yet I know that it will be well with those who respect God, who honor his presence with them.
13 But it will not go well for a wicked man; his life will not be prolonged. His days are like a fleeting shadow because he does not honor God.
14 There is another useless vapor—something else that is done on the earth.  I say that this also is useless vapor.
15 So I recommend happiness, because a man has no better thing under the sun than to eat and drink and to be happy. It is happiness that will accompany him in his labor for all the days of his life that God has given him under the sun.
16 When I applied my heart to know wisdom and to understand the work that is done on the earth, work often done without sleep for the eyes at night or in the day,
17 then I considered all of God's deeds, and that man cannot understand the work that is done under the sun. No matter how much a man labors to find the answers, he will not find them. Even though a wise man might believe he knows, he really does not.


I am currently a student at the Melbourne Business School at The University of Melbourne pursuing Masters in Business Analytics.
I have an undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Engineering. During my undergrad, I got the opportunity to participate in a hackathon. This was the first time I used machine learning to develop a web application to predict gold prices. After this experience, I was keen on diving deep into this path and over my coursework I got to work on more projects using machine learning and text analytics.
While I enjoyed developing different models to predict outcomes, I realized I lacked the knowledge and skills to use these insights to solve business problems. Hence, I decided to pursue my masters to bridge the gap between my technical and business skills to be able to help companies make a data-driven decision.
During my masters program, I have gained knowledge in statistical learning, predictive analytics, optimisation and causal inference. I got to fine tune my skills in machine learning and text analytics. I have been able to work with people from diverse academic backgrounds which has not only taught me the importance of team work but also effective communication, which I realized is equally important compared to technical skills.
I have experience in text analytics on topics such as text classification, brand identification, data mining and data crawling. Check out my projects and experiences.
My next step is to work as a data analyst where I can apply my skills on product and customer data to obtain insights and help make better decisions that can improve customer experience.


- GetBlocks() -
Method in interface Workspace.IWorkspace
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Getter for collection of blocks
- GetBlocks() -
Method in class Workspace.Workspace
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- GetBlocks() -
Method in class Gui.WorkSpaceConnector
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Getter for block collection
- getConnectedPort()
- Method in interface Ports.IPort
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Method that find connected port
- getConnectedPort() - Method in class
Ports.PortBase
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- getCurrentDataType() - Method in class
Ports.InputAnyPort
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Getter for current data type
- getCurrentDataType() - Method in
class Ports.OutputAnyPort
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Getter for current data type
- GetData() - Method in
interface Ports.IInputPort
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Getter for data
- GetData() - Method
in class Ports.InputPortBase
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- GetInputPorts() -
Method in class Blocks.BlockBase
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- GetInputPorts() -
Method in interface Blocks.IBlock
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Getter for List of input ports
- GetIsRunning()
- Method in interface Workspace.IWorkspace
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Getter for is running
- GetIsRunning()
- Method in class Workspace.Workspace
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- GetIsRunning() -
Method in class Gui.WorkSpaceConnector
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Getter for is running
- GetOutputPorts()
- Method in class Blocks.BlockBase
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- GetOutputPorts() -
Method in interface Blocks.IBlock
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Getter for List of output ports
- getPosition() -
Method in class Blocks.BlockBase
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- getPosition() - Method
in interface Blocks.IBlock
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Getter for block position
- GetStatus() - Method
in class Blocks.BlockBase
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- GetStatus() - Method in
interface Blocks.IBlock
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Getter for block status
- getType() - Method in class Gui.GuiBlock
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Getter for type of block
- GetType() - Method in class Gui.GuiPort
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Getter for type of port
- GetValue() -
Method in class Blocks.LogicalInputBlock
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Getter of block value
- GetValue() -
Method in class Blocks.LogicalOutputBlock
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Getter of block value
- getValue() -
Method in class Blocks.NumericInputBlock
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Getter of block value
- GetValue() -
Method in class Blocks.NumericOutputBlock
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Getter of block value
- getValue(String)
- Method in class Gui.DragContainer
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Getter for value with specific key
- GetWhetherConnected() - Method in interface
Ports.IPort
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Method that determines if is port connected
- GetWhetherConnected() - Method in class
Ports.PortBase
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- GetWhetherDataChanged()
- Method in interface Ports.IInputPort
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Method that determines if port changed data
- GetWhetherDataChanged()
- Method in class Ports.InputPortBase
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- getWhetherDataChanged()
- Method in class Tests.PortTests.InputPortBaseTest
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- getWhetherDataChangedNoPreviousData()
- Method in class Tests.PortTests.InputPortBaseTest
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- getWhetherDataChangedSameData()
- Method in class Tests.PortTests.InputPortBaseTest
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- Gui.GuiBlock -
Class in <Unnamed>
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- Gui.GuiBlock(IBlock, Gui.WorkSpaceConnector)
- Constructor for class Gui.GuiBlock
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Constructor that create block
- Gui.GuiBlock() - Constructor for
class Gui.GuiBlock
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Constructor that create block
- Gui.GuiPort -
Class in <Unnamed>
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- Gui.GuiPort(IPort, Gui.WorkSpaceConnector)
- Constructor for class Gui.GuiPort
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Contructor that create port


Uses web component circuit-call-button
to start an audio call with a Circuit user specified by the target
attribute. OAuth popup asking for Circuit authentication and permissions is shown for the first call.
callstate:
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