member of the Smithville Brethren Church and a born again follower of Jesus
Christ.
She
maintained her membership in The Helping Hands Homemakers Club for many years.
Every member of her family has a quilt that she had hand made. Mable was
gentle, loving and blessed woman after the example of Proverbs 31. She also
maintained her presence of mind until her final days.
She
is survived by sons, Warren (Wanda) Reusser of Big Prairie, Ohio, Lynn (Yvonne)
Reusser of Woodsfield, Cliff (Lisa) Reusser of Navarre, Ohio; and a daughter,
LaVerne (Donald) Zimmerly of Orrville, Ohio; 18 grandchildren; 16
great-grandchildren; and three great great-grandchildren; and sister-in-law,
Irma Ingold.
She was preceded
in death by her husband, George W. Reusser, in 1981; a son, Herman, in 1995;
son, Joseph; brother, Carl; sisters, Lula and Nina; and a grandson, Randy
Reusser.
Riggenbach, Hazel R. Riggenbach
(nee-Fankhauser)
Grisell Online Obituaries, Sardis,Ohio, dated. April 6, 2006
Riggenbach, Hazel R., age 93 of
Smith Street, Parkersburg, WV,
formerly of Rt. 255, Sardis, Ohio, died Thursday, April 06, 2006 in Camden
Clark Memorial Hospital, Parkersburg.
She was born
November 8, 1912 in Sardis, the daughter of the late
Henry W. and Ella Baumgartner
Fankhauser.She was a homemaker and a member of the Apostolic Christian Church
in Sardis.
In addition
to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband,
John Riggenbach, an infant sister, Ruth Fankhauser, a sister, Irene
Weigand, a brother, Merle Fankhauser, a son-in-law, Raymond Headley and a
daughter-in-law, Martha Riggenbach.
Survivors include
three daughters, Eleanor (Roy) Schindler of Kent,
Ohio, Ruth Headley of Parkersburg, Betty (Dwayne) Hardbarger of Durham,
NC, three sons, Vernon Riggenbach of West Salem, Ohio, Gene (Ruth Ann)
Riggenbach of Ravenna, Ohio and Wayne (Clara) Riggenbach of Wooster, Ohio, two
brothers,Woodrow Fankhauser of Sterling, Ohio and Willard Fankhauser of Rittman,
Ohio, 15 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren.
Family will receive friends
on Friday from 2-4 and 6-8pm at Grisell
Funeral Home, 37234 Mound Street, Sardis, and Saturday from noon until
time of funeral services at 1:00pm at the Apostolic Christian Church,
49076 State Rt. 255, Sardis, with ministers of the church officiating.
Interment in the Apostolic
Christian Church Cemetery, Sardis, Ohio.
Rothacher, Russell Rothacher
Times Leader, Martins Ferry, Ohio, dated, April 8, 2006
Russell Lee Rothacher, 73, of
Shadyside, Ohio, died Friday, April 7,
2006 in Wheeling Hospital. He was born Nov. 20, 1932 in Monroe County,
Ohio, a son of the late John and Esther Straub Rothacher. Russ was a
retired truck driver with Hendershot Trucking Co., was a member of the American
Legion Post 521, Shadyside, VFW Post #5565, Powhatan, Steelworkers Union and
was an Army veteran of the Korean Conflict.
Russ is survived by his
wife, Nancy Howell Rothacher; a son, Donald (Glenda) Rothacher of Vance, Ala.;
two sisters, Virginia Campbell of New Philadelphia, Ohio, and Delores (Ronald,
Sr.) Smith of Sardis, Ohio; four grandchildren, Brandy Rothacher of Walker, La., Jeff Kizziah of Brookwood,
Ala.,Casey and Eric Plowman of Vance, Ala.; eight nephews and three nieces,
David, Scott, Cliff, Shauna, Lori, Mike, John, Jim, Cheryl, Mark, and Tom.
Friends
will be received on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Bauknecht
Altmeyer Funeral Homes and Crematory, 3900 Central Ave., Shadyside, where
services will be held on Monday at 1p.m. with Pastor Donald J. Cordery
officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial Gardens, Pleasant Grove, Ohio,
where the Belmont County Council of the American Legion will hold full military
graveside services. Memorial
contributions may be made to the Shadyside Fire and Emergency Squad
Association. Online condolences may be extended to the family at www.altmeyer.com.
Shapley,
James William Shapley
Marietta Times, Marietta, Ohio, dated,
February 1, 2006
NEW MATAMORAS - James William Shapley, 81, of 51058 State Route 7, New Matamoras, died at 10:42
p.m. Monday (Jan. 30, 2006) at Marietta Memorial Hospital.
He was born Dec. 14, 1924, in New
Matamoras, a son of James Gentry and Eunice Ann Alloway Shapley. He was a heavy
equipment operator, and was a member of Operating Engineers Local 18, District
6, Cleveland.
On Dec. 25, 1960, he married Edith Marie
Stewart Shapley, who
survives.
Also surviving are two sons, James Patrick
Shapley and his wife, Rita Ann, of Woodsfield, and John Gale Shapley and his
wife, Lorah Lee, of
Woodsfield; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; one sister, Rebecca
Jane Byers, of Canton; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and
one brother, Kenneth
Shapley.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m.
Thursday at Hadley Funeral
Home, New Matamoras, with the Rev. Frank
Conley officiating. Burialwill
be in Grandview Cemetery. Family will
receive friends from 9 to 11 a.m.
Thursday at the funeral home.
Simpkins, Benjamin F. Simpkins
Times Leader, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
dated, February 7, 2006
Simpkins, Benjamin F. , 58, of
Long Ridge Road, Clarington, Ohio, died Sunday, Feb. 5, 2006 at Reynolds
Memorial Hospital, Glen Dale, W.Va. He was born Nov. 22, 1947 in Branchland, W.
Va., the son of the late
Telma Brunty. He retired as a truck driver for Slay Trucking on September
1, 2005.
He was a
Captain and helicopter pilot of the 82nd Airborne Army
Aviation during the Vietnam War for which he was awarded the Purple
Heart, Silver Star, Bronze Star with V s, and the Distinguished Service
Cross. He was a Protestant by faith. In addition to his mother, he was preceded
in death by three brothers, John, James, and Charles Hank Simpkins. Survivors
include his wife, Charlotte Sharkey Reed Simpkins; two sons, Benjamin
Simpkins Jr., of Largo, Fla., and
Freelin Simpkins of Glenville, W. Va., a stepdaughter, Amy Brown of Sardis,
Ohio; a stepson, David Crawford of Paden City, W. Va.; a sister, Margaret (Don)
Whitney of Youngstown, Ohio; a brother, Rex Ace (Vickie) Simpkins of
McClenny, Fla.; five grandchildren, Connie, Austin, Sidney, Kaleb and Kaelee,
and several nieces and nephews.
Family will
receive friends on Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.,
at Grisell Funeral Home & Crematory, 751 Third Street, New Martinsville,
where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m., with Rev. Wendy Erb
officiating. Interment in Northview Cemetery where American Legion Post #760
will conduct military graveside services. In lieu of flowers, memorial
contributions may be made to the Woodsfield Veterans Association, 112 N.
Sycamore Street, Woodsfield, Ohio 43793.
Sympathy
expressions at www.grisellfuneralhomes.com
Smithberger, Louis J. Smithberger
Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio, dated, February 6, 2006
SUMMERFIELD - Louis J. Smithberger, 54, of
46189 County Road 43, Summerfield, died Saturday, Feb. 4, 2006, at his
residence. Surviving are
his father, John C. Smithberger of Summerfield; one daughter, Mary Lou
(William Jr.) Tilton of Cambridge; one son, John Joseph (Jenifer)
Smithberger of Summerfield; one brother, Paul J. Smithberger of Dexter
City; one sister, Bertha Anderson of North Carolina.
Friends will be received
from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7, at the Brubach-Watters
FuneralHome, 202 Main St., Summerfield, where vigil service will be held at
7:30 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Wednesday,
Feb. 8, 2006, at St. Michael Catholic Church, Carlisle, with the Rev. Father
Samuel Saprano as the celebrant. Burial will follow in the St. Michael Catholic
Cemetery, Carlisle.
Stevens,
CyGy Nicole Stevens
Marietta Times, Marietta, Ohio, dated,
February 22, 2006
SHADY SPRING - CyGy Nicole Stevens, 21, of Shady Spring, died
Sunday (Feb.19, 2006). Born Aug. 13, 1984, in Marietta, she was the daughter of
John Stevens of Flat Top, W.Va., and Angela Morris of Gansevoort, N.Y. CyGy was
a graduate of Pikeview High School in Princeton and had been a resident of
Shady Spring for the past six years.
Surviving are
father and stepmother, John and Lora Stevens of Flat
Top; mother, Angela Morris of Gansevoort, N.Y.; grandparents, Frank and Bonnie
Stevens of Beckley, W.Va., Darrell and Charlotte Cline of Woodsfield, and Don
and Joanne Lilly of Flat Top; and uncles and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Stevens
of St. Clairsville, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Stevens of Chester Hill, Ohio,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens Jr. of Killen, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Cline and Larry and
Sherry Zwick of Woodsfield, Ohio.
Funeral
services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Calfee Funeral
Home Chapel, Beckley, with Pastor Ray Jones officiating. Burial will follow in
Sunset Memorial Park, Beckley. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m.
Wednesday at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Robert Morgan, Lee
Hunt,Terrance Surface, Joshuah Mullins, Robby Pendergrass, Adam Lilly, Chris
Bahnderhann and Joe Stone.
An online
guestbook may be signed at www.calfeefh.com.
Swallie, Betty Swallie (nee-Berry)
Times Leader, Martins Ferry, Ohio, dated March 2, 2006
Swallie, Betty F., 77, of Malaga,
Ohio, died Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2006 at Barnesville Health Care Center. She was
born April 6, 1928 in Jerusalem, Ohio, a daughter of the late Alva and Laura
Holmes Berry.
Betty was a homemaker and a member of
the Jerusalem Church of Christ.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded
in death by her husband,
Allen E. Swallie; a sister, Wilma Swallie and a brother, Elmer Berry.
Surviving are two daughters, Judy Swallie and Sandy (Richard) Wise; a
son, Allen (Nila) Swallie; grandsons, Jeff (Missy) Swallie and Bryan (Angie)
Swallie; a great-grandson, Nicholas Allen Swallie, all of Barnesville, Ohio; a
sister, Hilda Abbott, of Woodsfield, Ohio; several nieces and nephews.
Friends will be received
Friday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., at
Kelly-Kemp-Braido Funeral Home, 702 East
Main St., Barnesville, where
services will be held Saturday at 2
p.m., with Pastor Rodney West
officiating. Burial in Ebenezer
Cemetery, Bethesda, Ohio.
Tennant, Ina Claire (nee-Seckman)
The Intelligencer, Wheeling, WV., dated, February 11,2006
Tennant, Ina Claire (WeeWee,) 68, of Powhatan Point, Ohio,
died
Friday, February 10, 2006 at home.
She
was born July 22, 1937 in Tyler County, the daughter of the late
Clyde and Retha Keys Seckman.
She
was a homemaker; and a member of the Wilbur United Methodist Church.
In
addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her
husband, Doyle Tennant, November 17, 2005; a brother, Gary Seckman; and a
sister, Mary Janice Freeman.
She
is survived by sons, Randy Tennant and son, Joe, S.C., Keith
Tennant, Powhatan, daughter, Amanda and son, Bradley, Carl and Mary Beth
Tennant, Powhatan, son, Ryan and daughter, Annie; one daughter, Glenis
Nicholson, Bellaire and son, Joe; a great granddaughter, Natalie; three
brothers, Billy Seckman, Wilbur, W.Va., Dean Seckman, Pittsburgh and Patrick Seckman, Wilbur; and several nieces
and nephews.
Friends will be received at the Furbee Funeral Home, Alma from 2-4
and 6-8 p.m. Sunday, where services will
be held Monday at 1 p.m.
Interment in Wilbur Cemetery, Wilbur, W.Va.
The
family requests memorial contributions be made to the Powhatan
Emergency Squad.
Tennant,
Joseph R. Tennant ,Sr.
The Intelligencer, Wheeling, WV., dated,
January 9, 2006
Tennant, Joseph R., Sr., 76, of Bridgeport, died
Saturday, January 7,
2006 at his home.
He was born September
4, 1929 in Morristown, the son of the late Joseph and Josephine Sokolowski
Tennant.
Joseph was a member of
St. Joseph Catholic Church in Wolfhurst. He
retired from Weirton Steel as a 54 Strip Steel Inspector and was a
veteran of the US Army, serving in Japan and then the Korean Conflict.
In addition to his
parents, he was preceded in death by an infant son,
John Arthur Tennant.
He is survived by his
wife, Naomi Toots Tennant of Bridgeport; five
sons, Joseph Jr. and his fiancee, Debbie of Powhatan, Jim and his wife,
Darla of St. Clairsville, Jerry and his wife, Cathy of Lansing, Jeff and
his wife, Marcy of Bridgeport and Jack and his girlfriend, Crystal of Bridgeport; nine grandchildren, Alicia,
Joseph III, Scott, Casey, Emily, Jennifer, Tiffany, Jeffrey and Kaity; three
great-grandchildren, Morgan, Tate and Cruz.
Visitation will be
Monday 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at Wilson Funeral Home, 920 National Road, Brookside,
Ohio where Vigil services will be held at 2
p.m. Funeral mass will be celebrated Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph
Catholic Church in Wolfhurst with Msgr. Mark Froehlich as celebrant. Interment
will follow at Linwood Cemetery, Blaine.
Full military services
will be conducted by the Belmont County Council of the VFW.
Thomas,Ruth Irene Thomas (nee-Ring)
Marietta Times, Marietta, Ohio, dated, April 7, 2006
Thomas , Ruth Irene Thomas, 83,
of 117 Bartlett St., Marietta, died at
7:35 p.m. Wednesday (April 5, 2006) at the Marietta Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center.
She was born May 6, 1922, in Rinard Mills,
Ohio, to Everett and Mary Piatt Ring. She was a member of the Sixth and
Washington Streets Church of Christ and
was a homemaker. Ruth graduated from Graysville High School. During World War
II she worked in Canton, Ohio, as a Rosie the Riveter and drove a Nickles
Bakery truck.
She married Clyde E. Thomas on Jan. 20,
1946, and became a housewife until her
family was reared. She worked for Green Thumb of Guernsey County and as a
receptionist for Head Start at Byesville, Ohio, until she retired. She is
survived by two daughters, Shirley Ann Westbrook (Lloyd) of Marietta,Ohio, and Patricia Teters (Gary) of
Parkersburg, W.Va.; four grandchildren, Lori Strasser (Drew) of Ormond Beach,
Fla., Lisa Smith (David) of Jonesboro,
Ark., Brian Warden (Jessica) of Mount Pleasant, S.C., and Jennifer Warden Sands
(Tom) of Parkersburg, W.Va.; four great-grandchildren, Allison and Spencer
Strasser of Ormond Beach, Fla., Tennyson Smith of Jonesboro, Ark., and Reid
Warden of Mount Pleasant, S.C.; and a sister, Marjorie Lindamood (Ralph) of
Massillon, Ohio.
She was preceded in death by her parents;
her husband, Clyde E. Thomas, on May 7, 1984; and an infant daughter, Connie
Sue Thomas.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday (April 8, 2006) at Hadley
Funeral Homes, Reno Chapel, at 1021 Pike St., with Roger A. Rush
officiating. Burial will be in East Lawn Memorial Park. The family will receive
friends from 4 to 8 p.m. today (April 7, 2006) at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the
Sixth and Washington Streets Church of Christ, Marietta, Ohio.
Truex, Robert A. Truex
Altmeyer Online Obituaries, dated, February 2006
Truex, Robert A., 66, of Lake Milton, Ohio, formerly
of Moundsville, WV. died Saturday, January 28, 2006 at home. He was born May
22, 1939 in Marshall County, WV a son of the late Clarence and Radie Fulmer
Truex. He was self employed, a Christian
by faith and a US Army veteran. In addition to his parents he was preceded in
death by an infant brother Clifford Charles Truex; three sisters, Lena Mae
Moore, Thelma Virginia Hale and Helen Marie Bell. Surviving are a brother
William J. Truex, Powhatan Point, Ohio and several nieces and nephews.
Friends received
Thursday from 5-9 pm at the Altmeyer Funeral Home, Lutes & Kirby Vance
Chapel, 118 Grant Ave., Moundsville, WV where services will be held at 6 pm
Thursday, February 2, 2006 with Rev. Eddie Wills officiating. Interment in West
Virginia National Cemetery, Grafton, WV.
Tyler,
Sherl Toby Tyler
Times Leader, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
dated, February 22, 2006
Tyler , Sherl Toby Tyler, 82, of Carrie
St., Powhatan Point, Ohio,
died Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2006 at his
residence. He was born Jan. 22, 1924
in Altman, W. Va., a son of the late
Earl and Orpha Browning Tyler. Toby was retired from the Olin Corp., working as
a shipping supervisor, was a member of the Powhatan Community Church and an
Army Air Force veteran of World War II. In addition to his parents, Toby was preceded
in death by his wife, Elizabeth Audrey Longstaff Tyler in 2003, and two
sisters: Edania Zumpetta and Nadean Burek.
Surviving
are four children: Keith Tyler and his wife, Andrea, of South Lyons, Mich.,
Thomas Tyler of Powhatan, Mark Tyler and his wife, Dianne of Shadyside, Debra
Fisher and her husband, Joseph, of Powhatan Point; a sister, Maxine Mackey of
Windsor Heights, W. Va.; 11 grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren. Friends will be received on Thursday from 3 to
5 and 6 to 8 p.m., at the Bauknecht-Altmeyer Funeral Home and Crematory, 186
Main St., Powhatan Point, where services will be held on Friday at 11 a.m.
Burial
will follow in Holly Memorial Gardens, Pleasant Grove, Ohio. Memorial
contributions may be made to the Alzheimers Association, OSU Developments Fund
#536246, Office of Medical Center Development Fund, 1375 Perry Street, Columbus, Ohio 43201. Online
condolences may be extended to the family at www.altmeyer.com
Underwood,
Keith Underwood Sr.
Times Leader, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
dated, February 5, 2006
Underwood
, Keith R. Underdog Underwood , 62 of 60758 Hawthorne Hill,
Shadyside, Ohio, died Friday Feb. 3, 2006 at his home. Keith was born March 15,
1943 in Bellaire, Ohio, a son of the late Clellon Ramon and Bessie Beck
Underwood. He was retired from the former North American Coal Corporation #3
Mine, Dilles Bottom, a Vietnam War Airforce Veteran and a Nazarene by faith.
He
was preceded in death by his adopted son Pierre Evans; a brother
Dwayne Underwood, two step-brothers Robert and Herb Merritt; and a sister, Dorothy Krain. Surviving are his wife
Shirley Palmer Underwood; three sons Keith R. (Barb) Underwood Jr. of Powhatan
Point, Ohio, Karl (Melissa) Underwood of Dilles Bottom, and Kenneth (Amy)
Underwood of Shadyside, Ohio; a daughter Tawnia (Edward) Artler of Columbus,
Ohio; adopted daughter Charlotte Cissy (George) McMahon of Shadyside; two
step-brothers, Phillip Merritt of California and William Merritt of Brilliant,
Ohio; Two sisters, JoAnn (Walter) Marta of Shadyside and Betty (Dorsey) Thomas
of Belmont, Ohio; 17 grandchildren, and two great grandsons. Family and friends
received Monday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Bauknecht- Altmeyer Funeral
Homes and Crematory, 3900 Central Avenue, Shadyside, Ohio, where services will
be held 11 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. Dennis Hancock officiating. Interment will be
at the convenience of the family. Belmont County Council of the American Legion
services 10:45 a.m. in the funeral home. Online condolences may be expressed to
the family at www.altmeyer.com
Vess, Mildred W. Okey Vess (nee-Morris)
Marietta Times, Marietta, Ohio, dated, April 10, 2006
Graysville - Mildred W. (Okey) Vess, 95, of
Graysville and Lower Salem, died Thursday (April 6, 2006) at the Monroe County
Care Center in
Woodsfield.
Born May 5, 1910, in Monroe
County, she was the daughter of the late Andrew S. Morris and Pearl Zelda
Kinkade Morris. She was a member of the Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ near
Graysville and also attended Lower Pawpaw Church of Christ.
She was
preceded in death by her first husband, Lloyd Okey, in 1972; her second
husband, Orpha Vess, in 2005; one sister, Myra Anderson; six brothers, William,
Earl, Edward, Isaac, and Maywood Morris, and an infant brother.
She is
survived by one sister, Ethel Sullivan of North Fort Myers,
Fla., and also several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. today
at Bauer-Turner Funeral
Home, 100 S. Paul St., Woodsfield.
Burial will be in the Pleasant Ridge
Cemetery near Graysville.
Weisend,
Leona Rose Weisend (nee-Michel)
Monroe County Beacon, Woodsfield, Ohio,
dated, February 4, 2006
Weisend, Leona Rose, 83, of the
Woodsfield Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Woodsfield, Ohio, formerly of
Lewisville, Ohio, died Thursday, February 2, 2006 in the center.
She was born in Caldwell, Ohio on March 14,
1922, the daughter of the late Joseph and Elizabeth Dimmerling Michel. She was
a homemaker; and a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church, near Lewisville.
In addition to
her parents, she was preceded in death by one daughter,
Bonita Sue Weisend; five brothers,
Terrance, William, Harley, Harold and
James Michel; and three sisters, Hilma
Estadt, Lorena Ottle and Lillian
Michel.
Surviving are
her husband, Robert N. Weisend, whom she married on May 17, 1946; one daughter,
Elizabeth Jean (Mark) Williams of Dresden, Ohio; three sons, Bruce (Lisa)
Weisend of Caldwell, Brent Joseph (Shelly) Weisend of Dresden and Barry John
(Carol) Weisend of Heath, Ohio; one sister, Verna McDowell of Tennessee; one
brother, Earl Michel of Massillon, Ohio; 11 grandchildren; and several great
grandchildren. Friends will be received at the Watters Funeral Home, 37501
State Route
78 West, Woodsfield from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Sunday.
Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday at St.
Joseph Catholic Church, near Lewisville with Rev. Fr. David Gaydosik as the
celebrant.
Burial will
follow in the St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Lewisville.
Vigil services will be held at 8 p.m.
Sunday at the funeral home.
Wells,
Rollie F.Wells
Times Leader, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
dated, February 15, 2006
Wells, Rollie F. , 91,
Barnesville, died Monday, at Woodsfield
Nursing and Rehab Center. He was born Jan. 7, 1915 in Belmont County, son of
the late Forrest V. and Dardanie (Swallie) Wells. He was retired from Consol
Coal. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife,
Florence R. Wells, infant son, Clesson R. Wells; brother, Vernon Wells and two
sisters, Leona E. Wells and Othello Humphrey. Surviving are a son, Keith (Barb)
Wells of Barnesville; daughter, Etta Jo (
at 11 a.m., Thursday, at Campbell-Plumly-Milburn Funeral Home, 319 N.
Chestnut St., Barnesville, Ohio, with Evangelist M. Gale Yoho officiating.
Burial in Crestview Cemetery.
Wiley, Malinda Wiley (nee-Yoho)
The Intelligencer, Wheeling, WV.,dated, February 7, 2006
Wiley, Malinda V., age 81, of
N. Main Street, New Martinsville,
W.Va., died Monday, February 6, 2006 at her residence.
Malinda was born June 2, 1924 in Brickfield, W.Va., the daughter of
the late Andrew and Lucinda Six Yoho.
She
was a Rural Letter Carrier in Proctor, W.Va.; and a Home Health
Aid Nurse; a life member and past president of the New Martinsville
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 28; life member of the former VFW Auxiliary; member of National Letter Carriers
Auxiliary of Proctor; a life member of the Grandview Station 30 Ambulance
Squad; and a member of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Steelton.
In
addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her
husband, Arch Ike Wiley; brother,
Earl; three sisters, Lovie Huff, Amanda Vita and Tillie Stout; and a half
brother, Albert Yoho.
Surviving are two sons, Arthur Wiley and Phillip Wiley and wife,
Deborah; step son, James Wiley and wife, Getsy, all of New Martinsville;
two half brothers, William Yoho of Reynoldsburg, Ohio and Gerald Yoho; a
sister, Cora Belle Lee of Washington, Pa.; half sister, Katherine Manning;
grandson, Phillip James Wiley of New Martinsville; and step grandson, Michael
Wiley of Woodsfield, Ohio.
Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, February 8, 2006 at the
Jarvis Funeral Home, 1224 South Bridge
Street, New Martinsville, where
funeral services will be held at 1 p.m.
Thursday with Pastor Judith Marlow
officiating. Interment in Northview
Cemetery, New Martinsville.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 28 will hold services at 7 p.m.
Wednesday.
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Returns :
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Runs the save pipeline of your model for a single resource using the simple request adapter and builder.
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import { Optional } from '@angular/core';
import {
getDependencyInjectionEntries,
METAKEYS,
updateInterceptProxyFactory,
readOnlyArrayProxyFactory,
ResourceType,
HttpClientOptions,
RequestHandlers,
UnresolvedRequestHandlers,
RawInstanceTemplate
} from './utils';
import { ToManyRelation } from './relations/to-many';
import { RelationType } from './relations/relation-configuration';
import { ToOneRelation } from './relations/to-one';
import { ToManyBuilder, ToOneBuilder, SimpleBuilder } from './request-handlers/default-builders';
import { ToManyAdapter, ToOneAdapter, SimpleAdapter } from './request-handlers/default-adapters';
/** A dummy class required to allow for an optional argument in the constructor of your model while keeping it compatible with Angular's dependency injection.
*
* There is no need to use this type anywhere explicitly.
*
* On the other hand, the type {@link RawInstanceTemplate<T>} might come in handy when instantiating instances of your model from plain objects, e.g. when using the [factory method]{@link Resource#factory}.
*
*/
export class RawInstance {}
// @dynamic
export class Resource {
private _adapter: SimpleAdapter;
private _builder: SimpleBuilder;
private _toOneAdapter: ToOneAdapter;
private _toOneBuilder: ToOneBuilder;
private _toManyAdapter: ToManyAdapter;
private _toManyBuilder: ToManyBuilder;
/** Primary key for your model. */
public id: string | number;
/**
* Used internally for {@link Resource#collection}. Don't use this one, use {@link Resource#collection} instead.
* @returns T[]
*/
public static get _instances() {
return readOnlyArrayProxyFactory(Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.INSTANCES, this));
}
/**
* Retrieve an immutable list of all of the instances of your model.
* @returns T[]
*/
public static collection<T extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<T>): T[] {
return this._instances;
}
/**
* Instantiate multiple instances from a collection of templates.
* @param Array<{}> input
* @returns Array<T> An array of instances of your model.
*/
public static factory<T extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<T>, input: Array<{}>): Array<T>;
public static factory<T extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<T>, input: {}): T;
public static factory<T extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<T>, input: {} | Array<{}>): T | Array<T> {
if (input instanceof Array) {
return <T[]>input.map(ro => new this(ro));
} else if (input instanceof Object) {
return <T>new this(input);
} else {
throw new TypeError('Overload error');
}
}
/**
* Find a locally available instance of your model by id. Does not make any requests.
* @param number id
* @returns T
*/
public static find<T extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<T>, id: number): T | undefined {
return this.collection().find((i: any) => i.id === id);
}
/**
* Runs the fetch pipeline of your model for a single resource using the simple request adapter and builder.
* @param HttpClientOptions={} options
* @returns Promise<T>
*/
public static async fetch<T extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<T>, options: HttpClientOptions = {}): Promise<T[]> {
const injections = getDependencyInjectionEntries(this);
const adapter = injections[0];
const builder = injections[1];
const resourceName = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.NAME, this);
const response = await builder.fetch(resourceName, options);
const rawInstances = adapter.parseIncoming(response);
return this.factory<T>(rawInstances);
}
/**
* Call this method to get an empty template for your model. This can for example be useful to use as a model for forms.
* @returns A raw instance template object.
*/
public static template<T extends Resource>(this: ResourceType<T>): RawInstanceTemplate<T> {
const rawInstance = {};
Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.FIELDS, this).forEach((field: string) => (rawInstance[field] = undefined));
return (rawInstance as any) as RawInstanceTemplate<T>;
}
/**
* Do not override the constructor unless you're know what you're doing. If you think you need it, be sure the check out the source code to see make sure your implementation is not messing with anything internally.
*
* @param RawInstance rawInstance A template from which a new instance of your model will be instantiate. If this parameter is omitted, the model will create an instance from the models metadata. If the parameter is included, it **MUST** minimally include all the keys as decorated with {@link Field}, {@link ToOne}, {@link ToMany} in the model definition with. The type `RawInstance` is just a dummy type that is required to make it work with Angular's dependency injection.
* @param SimpleAdapter simpleAdapter The request content adapter for Simple resource requests.
* @param SimpleBuilder simpleBuilder The request builder for Simple resource requests.
* @param ToOneAdapter toOneAdapter The request content adapter for ToOne relationship requests
* @param ToOneBuilder toOneBuilder The request builder for ToOne relationship requests
* @param ToManyAdapter toManyAdapter The request content adapter for ToMany relationship requests
* @param ToManyBuilder toManyBuilder The request builder for ToMany relationship requests
*/
constructor(
@Optional() rawInstance?: RawInstance /* need to figure out how to refer to inheriting type here */,
simpleAdapter?: SimpleAdapter,
simpleBuilder?: SimpleBuilder,
toOneAdapter?: ToOneAdapter,
toOneBuilder?: ToOneBuilder,
toManyAdapter?: ToManyAdapter,
toManyBuilder?: ToManyBuilder
) {
const requestHandlers: UnresolvedRequestHandlers = [
simpleAdapter,
simpleBuilder,
toOneAdapter,
toOneBuilder,
toManyAdapter,
toManyBuilder
];
/** The constructor can be called by the dependency injector or by the user. In the former case, assuming that the user did not manually inject the requestHandlers, only the first parameter will be falsy. In the latter case, only the first parameter will be truthy, in which case we will retrieve the injections by getDependencyInjectionEntries (see _handleInjections internal method). */
const instantationByAngularDI = this._handleInjections(requestHandlers);
if (instantationByAngularDI && rawInstance === null) {
return this;
}
let _rawInstance: any;
if (!rawInstance) {
_rawInstance = this.ctor.template();
} else {
_rawInstance = rawInstance;
_rawInstance.id = _rawInstance.id || undefined;
const alreadyExisting = this.ctor.find(_rawInstance.id);
if (alreadyExisting) {
return alreadyExisting;
}
}
this._populateFields(_rawInstance);
this._populateRelations();
this.onInit(_rawInstance);
const proxyInstance = updateInterceptProxyFactory(this);
Reflect.defineMetadata(METAKEYS.UPDATED, {}, proxyInstance);
this._metaAdd(proxyInstance);
return proxyInstance;
}
/**
* Do some business logic upon initialization. This method is called by the constructor; do not override constructor unless you know what you're doing
* @param rawInstance the raw instance template as consumed by the constructor
* @returns void You cannot return anything from the onInit hook.
*/
public onInit(rawInstance: any): void {}
/**
* Runs the save pipeline of your model for a single resource using the simple request adapter and builder.
* @param HttpClientOptions={} options
* @returns Promise<T>
*/
public async save(options: HttpClientOptions = {}): Promise<this> {
const name = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.NAME, this.constructor);
const body = this._adapter.save(this);
const response = await this._builder.save(name, body, options);
const rawInstance = this._adapter.parseIncoming(response);
return this.ctor.factory(<Object>rawInstance);
}
/**
* Runs the update pipeline of your model for a single resource using the simple request adapter and builder.
* @param HttpClientOptions={} options
* @returns Promise<void>
*/
public async update(options: HttpClientOptions = {}): Promise<void> {
const name = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.NAME, this.constructor);
const affectedKeys = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.UPDATED, this);
const body = this._adapter.update(this, affectedKeys);
await this._builder.update(name, body, options);
}
/**
* Runs the delete pipeline of your model for a single resource using the simple request adapter and builder.
* @param HttpClientOptions={} options
* @returns Promise<void>
*/
public async delete(options: HttpClientOptions = {}): Promise<void> {
const name = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.NAME, this.constructor);
await this._builder.delete(name, this, options);
this._metaRemove();
}
/** @internal */
private get ctor(): ResourceType<this> {
return <ResourceType<this>>this.constructor;
}
/** @internal */
private _populateFields(rawInstance: any) {
const fields = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.FIELDS, this.constructor) as Array<string>;
fields.forEach(field => {
const map = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.MAP, this.constructor, field);
if (map && rawInstance.hasOwnProperty(map)) {
this[field] = rawInstance[map];
} else if (rawInstance.hasOwnProperty(field)) {
this[field] = rawInstance[field];
} else if (!rawInstance.hasOwnProperty(field)) {
throw Error(
`Expected key ${field} for instance of class ${Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.NAME, this.constructor)} but it wasn't included`
);
}
});
}
/** @internal */
private _populateRelations() {
const relations = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.RELATIONS, this.constructor);
Reflect.ownKeys(relations).forEach(key => {
const config = relations[key];
switch (config.type) {
case RelationType.ToOne:
this[key] = new ToOneRelation(this, config, this._toOneAdapter, this._toOneBuilder);
break;
case RelationType.ToMany:
this[key] = new ToManyRelation(this, config, this._toManyAdapter, this._toManyBuilder);
break;
default:
throw Error('shouldnt come here');
}
});
}
/** @internal add instance to the metadata instance list*/
private _metaAdd(instance: this) {
if (this.id) {
const list = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.INSTANCES, this.constructor);
list.push(instance);
}
}
/** @internal remove instance from the metadata instance list*/
private _metaRemove() {
const list = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.INSTANCES, this.constructor);
for (let n = 0; n < list.length; n++) {
if (list[n].id === this.id) {
list.splice(n, 1);
break;
}
}
}
/** @internal */
private _handleInjections(dependencies: UnresolvedRequestHandlers) {
// the assumption is that if (at least one) of the injections was undefined, the
// instantiation was not done by Angulars dependency injection.
const instantationByAngularDI = !dependencies.includes(undefined);
if (!instantationByAngularDI) {
dependencies = getDependencyInjectionEntries(this.ctor) as RequestHandlers;
}
const filledDependencies = dependencies as RequestHandlers;
this._adapter = filledDependencies[0];
this._builder = filledDependencies[1];
this._toOneAdapter = filledDependencies[2];
this._toOneBuilder = filledDependencies[3];
this._toManyAdapter = filledDependencies[4];
this._toManyBuilder = filledDependencies[5];
return instantationByAngularDI;
}
}


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orx
1.x dev
Portable Game Engine
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Typedefs | |
| typedef struct __orxFRAME_t | orxFRAME |
Enumerations | |
| enum | orxFRAME_SPACE { orxFRAME_SPACE_GLOBAL = 0, orxFRAME_SPACE_LOCAL, orxFRAME_SPACE_NUMBER, orxFRAME_SPACE_NONE = orxENUM_NONE } |
Frame (scene node) Module. Allows to handles frame (scene nodes). It consists in a nodes (arranged in a hierarchical tree) having their position given in their parent local coordinate subsystem and caching their global one (in the root coordinate system). They're used to give position, rotation & scale to an object or a group of objects. Frames are structures. They thus can be referenced by Object Module.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_DEPTH_SCALE 0x00000004 |
Relative depth scaling flag
Definition at line 67 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_FLIP_X 0x00000010 |
X axis flipping flag
Definition at line 69 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_FLIP_Y 0x00000020 |
Y axis flipping flag
Definition at line 70 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_NONE 0x00000000 |
Rotation, scale and position are affected by parent
Definition at line 73 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_POSITION_POSITION_X 0x00010000 |
Position is unaffected by parent's position on X axis
Definition at line 84 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_POSITION_POSITION_Y 0x00020000 |
Position is unaffected by parent's position on Y axis
Definition at line 85 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_POSITION_POSITION_Z 0x00040000 |
Position is unaffected by parent's position on Z axis
Definition at line 86 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_POSITION_ROTATION 0x00001000 |
Position is unaffected by parent's rotation
Definition at line 79 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_POSITION_SCALE_X 0x00002000 |
Position is unaffected by parent's scale on X axis
Definition at line 80 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_POSITION_SCALE_Y 0x00004000 |
Position is unaffected by parent's scale on Y axis
Definition at line 81 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_POSITION_SCALE_Z 0x00008000 |
Position is unaffected by parent's scale on Z axis
Definition at line 82 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_ROTATION 0x00000100 |
Rotation is unaffected by parent
Definition at line 74 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_SCALE_X 0x00000200 |
Scale is unaffected by parent on X axis
Definition at line 75 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_SCALE_Y 0x00000400 |
Scale is unaffected by parent on Y axis
Definition at line 76 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_IGNORE_SCALE_Z 0x00000800 |
Scale is unaffected by parent on Z axis
Definition at line 77 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_NONE 0x00000000 |
Frame flagsNo flags
Definition at line 61 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_SCROLL_X 0x00000001 |
X axis differential scrolling flag
Definition at line 63 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_FLAG_SCROLL_Y 0x00000002 |
Y axis differential scrolling flag
Definition at line 64 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_MASK_FLIP_BOTH 0x00000030 |
Both axis flippinf mask
Definition at line 71 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_MASK_IGNORE_ALL 0x0007FF00 |
Rotation, scale and position are unaffected by parent
Definition at line 89 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_MASK_IGNORE_POSITION 0x0007F000 |
Position is unaffected by parent
Definition at line 88 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_MASK_IGNORE_POSITION_POSITION 0x00070000 |
Position is unaffected by parent's position
Definition at line 87 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_MASK_IGNORE_POSITION_SCALE 0x0000E000 |
Position is unaffected by parent's scale
Definition at line 83 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_MASK_IGNORE_SCALE 0x00000E00 |
Scale is unaffected by parent
Definition at line 78 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_MASK_SCROLL_BOTH 0x00000003 |
Both axis differential scrolling mask
Definition at line 65 of file orxFrame.h.
| #define orxFRAME_KU32_MASK_USER_ALL 0x0007FFFF |
User all ID mask
Definition at line 91 of file orxFrame.h.
| typedef struct __orxFRAME_t orxFRAME |
Internal Frame structure
Definition at line 110 of file orxFrame.h.
| enum orxFRAME_SPACE |
Frame space enum
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| orxFRAME_SPACE_GLOBAL | |
| orxFRAME_SPACE_LOCAL | |
| orxFRAME_SPACE_NUMBER | |
| orxFRAME_SPACE_NONE |
Definition at line 96 of file orxFrame.h.
Creates a frame
| [in] | _u32Flags | Flags for created animation |
Deletes a frame
| [in] | _pstFrame | Frame to delete |
Gets frame first child
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| orxDLLAPI const orxSTRING orxFASTCALL orxFrame_GetIgnoreFlagNames | ( | orxU32 | _u32Flags | ) |
Get ignore flag names (beware: result won't persist from one call to the other)
| [in] | _u32Flags | Literal ignore flags |
| orxDLLAPI orxU32 orxFASTCALL orxFrame_GetIgnoreFlagValues | ( | const orxSTRING | _zFlags | ) |
Get ignore flag values
| [in] | _zFlags | Literal ignore flags |
Get frame parent
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxFrame_GetPosition | ( | orxFRAME * | _pstFrame, |
| orxFRAME_SPACE | _eSpace, | ||
| orxVECTOR * | _pvPos | ||
| ) |
Gets frame position
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _eSpace | Coordinate space system to use |
| [out] | _pvPos | Position of the given frame |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxFrame_GetRotation | ( | orxFRAME * | _pstFrame, |
| orxFRAME_SPACE | _eSpace | ||
| ) |
Gets frame rotation
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _eSpace | Coordinate space system to use |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxFrame_GetScale | ( | orxFRAME * | _pstFrame, |
| orxFRAME_SPACE | _eSpace, | ||
| orxVECTOR * | _pvScale | ||
| ) |
Gets frame scale
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _eSpace | Coordinate space system to use |
| [out] | _pvScale | Scale |
Gets frame next sibling
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
Inits the frame module
Is a root child?
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
Sets frame parent
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _pstParent | Parent frame to set |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxFrame_SetPosition | ( | orxFRAME * | _pstFrame, |
| orxFRAME_SPACE | _eSpace, | ||
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvPos | ||
| ) |
Sets frame position
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _eSpace | Coordinate space system to use |
| [in] | _pvPos | Position to set |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxFrame_SetRotation | ( | orxFRAME * | _pstFrame, |
| orxFRAME_SPACE | _eSpace, | ||
| orxFLOAT | _fRotation | ||
| ) |
Sets frame rotation
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _eSpace | Coordinate space system to use |
| [in] | _fRotation | Rotation angle to set (radians) |
| orxDLLAPI void orxFASTCALL orxFrame_SetScale | ( | orxFRAME * | _pstFrame, |
| orxFRAME_SPACE | _eSpace, | ||
| const orxVECTOR * | _pvScale | ||
| ) |
Sets frame scale
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _eSpace | Coordinate space system to use |
| [in] | _pvScale | Scale to set |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxFrame_TransformPosition | ( | orxFRAME * | _pstFrame, |
| orxFRAME_SPACE | _eSpace, | ||
| orxVECTOR * | _pvPos | ||
| ) |
Transforms a position given its input space (local -> global or global -> local)
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _eSpace | Input coordinate space system to use |
| [out] | _pvPos | Concerned position |
| orxDLLAPI orxFLOAT orxFASTCALL orxFrame_TransformRotation | ( | orxFRAME * | _pstFrame, |
| orxFRAME_SPACE | _eSpace, | ||
| orxFLOAT | _fRotation | ||
| ) |
Transforms a rotation given its input space (local -> global or global -> local)
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _eSpace | Input coordinate space system to use |
| [out] | _fRotation | Concerned rotation |
| orxDLLAPI orxVECTOR* orxFASTCALL orxFrame_TransformScale | ( | orxFRAME * | _pstFrame, |
| orxFRAME_SPACE | _eSpace, | ||
| orxVECTOR * | _pvScale | ||
| ) |
Transforms a scale given its input space (local -> global or global -> local)
| [in] | _pstFrame | Concerned frame |
| [in] | _eSpace | Input coordinate space system to use |
| [out] | _pvScale | Concerned scale |


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Speaking at the London Leadership Strategy ‘Good to great’ conference, he set out his ambition that all children will receive a good or better education and the steps Ofsted proposes to drive faster change.
Sir Michael reiterated plans to replace the satisfactory judgement with ‘requires improvement’ and for all school inspections to be undertaken without notice. He also announced a raising of expectations for outstanding schools and a tighter focus on the way in which headteachers are driving the quality of teaching in their schools.
In his address Sir Michael said:
Quite simply, I believe we need radical improvements to the education system in this country. My view is that we have tolerated mediocrity for far too long – it has settled into the system.
We have made progress. But, the quality of educational provision isn’t improving fast enough and the gap in outcomes between the richest and the poorest isn’t closing. Without a radical change now, we will see more social and economic division in this country.
In order to help deliver a ‘no excuses’ culture, Sir Michael wants Ofsted to support school leaders in driving up the quality of teaching. In his speech, Sir Michael set out principles for outstanding leadership:
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you and your senior team have to show your passion and commitment for teaching in everything you say and do
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you need to be committed to good quality professional development
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you monitor the quality of teaching effectively and ensure performance management is robust in rewarding those who teach well, and doing something about those who consistently underperform
Commenting on the importance of strong leadership, Sir Michael adds:
Unless we have headteachers who take on the difficult challenges of schools performance and adopt a no excuses culture, we are never going to make the improvements we need.
Ofsted is proposing that information about performance management in a school should be gathered as part of the inspection process so that the relationship between reward and quality of teaching in a school can be fully understood.
Sir Michael also signalled a raising of expectations for good and outstanding schools. He said:
We need clear and demanding criteria for a school to be judged ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’. A good school should have at least good teaching, and an outstanding school should have outstanding teaching. Good and outstanding leadership of teaching and learning drives improvement and knows that the culture of the school and the progress of pupils depend on it.
This raising of expectations for outstanding schools will lead to Ofsted reviewing the status of some outstanding schools. This will not mean a return to routine inspection but the selection of more schools for inspection on the basis of risk assessment, including from information gained through Parent View, Ofsted’s online questionnaire for parents to give their views of their child’s school.
Headteachers have welcomed the new focus proposed by Sir Michael.
Robin Bosher, Executive Head, Fairlawn Primary in Honor Oak London says:
A great deal of progress has been made in our schools over recent years but it is vital that heads and teachers continue to strive for continuous improvement – so that every child, regardless of their background or circumstances, can benefit from the best possible education. The changes proposed in Ofsted inspection will help drive this and I hope that all those with an interest will contribute to the consultation.
Rachel Macfarlane, Headteacher of Issac Newton Academy Director of the London Leadership Strategy’s Good to Great and Going for Great programmes adds:
Almost all Headteachers share the belief that it’s their moral purpose to do all they can to close the gap in educational outcomes between the richest and the poorest. That’s why those school leaders on the Good To Great and Going For Great programmes constantly strive to ensure that their schools do better for their pupils.
Ofsted needs to be an agent for improvement in the education system and the London Leadership Strategy shares Sir Michael Wilshaw’s expectation that all outstanding schools will “step up to the plate to support less successful schools.
Reflecting specifically on proposals to introduce changes to the amount of notice schools are given, Jo Morgan, Headteacher, Great Sankey High School adds:
Headteachers should not be afraid of unannounced inspections, as long as they are well orchestrated by Ofsted. Schools should not be defined by the amount of paperwork collated in 48 hours but by strong, dynamic leadership, excellent learning and teaching and the culture and ethos which is ‘typically’ present. Jumping through hoops doesn’t raise standards- ensuring students’ everyday diet is of the highest quality does: that’s what makes the difference. That’s what Ofsted should see. It’s what you do- not what you say you’ve done, or what you’re going to do, that makes the difference to achievement.
The consultation, which also covers changes to Further Education (FE) and skills and Initial Teacher Education (ITE) inspection, sets out seven proposals in total for changes to the way schools are inspected.
From September 2012, it is proposed that:
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schools cannot be judged ‘outstanding’ unless their teaching is ‘outstanding’
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schools will only be deemed to be providing an acceptable standard of education where they are judged to be ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’
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a single judgement of ‘requires improvement’ will replace the current ‘satisfactory’ judgement and ‘notice to improve’ category
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schools judged as ‘requires improvement’ will be subject to a full re-inspection earlier than is currently the case
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a school can only be judged as ‘requires improvement’ on two consecutive inspections before it is deemed to require ‘special measures’
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inspections will be undertaken without notice being provided to the school
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inspectors should undertake an analysis of an anonymised summary, provided by the school, of the outcomes of the most recent performance management of all teachers within the school, as part of the evidence for a judgement on Leadership and Management
The consultations for FE and ITE cover very similar areas.
Notes to editors
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Sir Michael Wilshaw’s speech
is archived online.
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The Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted) regulates and inspects to achieve excellence in the care of children and young people, and in education and skills for learners of all ages. It regulates and inspects childcare and children’s social care, and inspects the Children and Family Court Advisory Support Service (Cafcass), schools, colleges, initial teacher training, work-based learning and skills training, adult and community learning, and education and training in prisons and other secure establishments. It assesses council children’s services, and inspects services for looked after children, safeguarding and child protection.


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“Open Source Hardware is hardware whose design is made publicly available so that anyone can study, modify, distribute, make, and sell the design or hardware based on that design”
-Wikipedia
How things are done ?
Conventional Way of Making a Hardware
Stuffs that makes the Hardware are published in Public Domain.
“Open Source Hardware is hardware whose design is made publicly available so that anyone can study, modify, distribute, make, and sell the design or hardware based on that design ”
Open Source Furniture Designs
A Printer that can print themselves
An Affordable Humanoid.
A single board credit card sized Gnu/Linux Computer
An Electronic Prototyping Platform for interactive designing.
Water Your plant , monitor it :D
This Guy made an application to control the In-Game Phone in GTAV
Arduino + Satelite
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Why are there no recycling bins at Dollywood?
by WVLT NewsSEVIER COUNTY, Tenn. (WVLT) -- You may have noticed there are no recycling bins at Dollywood. So how is waste in Sevier County composted and recycled? A Dollywood spokesperson gave some behind-the-scenes details.
Wes Ramsey, a Dollywood employee, said nearly 70 percent of their waste is composted and recycled, and Sevier County is one of the first to use large rotating drums to break down trash to compost.
Read more about waste upkeep in Sevier County here
According to Ramsey, the rotating digesters are able to send nearly 70 percent of incoming waste to composting and recycling which minimizes the amount of trash that ends up in landfills.
Ramsey said the facility accepts waste from Pigeon Forge, Sevierville, Gatlinburg, Sevier County and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Ramsey added.
He added that all of the trash collected is mixed with bio-solids and put into the digesters for three days. During this time items like food and paper become compost.
The compost is then moved through sifters where items like plastic and glass are removed and recycled, Ramsey said.
After the sifting process, the compost is placed in windrows where it breaks down further. Weeks later, the compost is sifted once again before Grade A compost is produced.
Ramsey said Sevier County residents can get free bags of the compost for their own use at home. Local farmers can also use the compost for their fields.


else:
n_epochs = self.n_epochs
graph.data[graph.data < (graph.data.max() / float(n_epochs))] = 0.0
graph.eliminate_zeros()
epochs_per_sample = make_epochs_per_sample(graph.data, n_epochs)
for v in neighbors
]
dist_func = dist.named_distances[self.output_metric]
dist_args = tuple(self._output_metric_kwds.values())
distances = [
np.array(
[dist_func(X[i], self.embedding_[nb], *dist_args) for nb in neighborhood[i]]


LoadMesh()
语法
Result = LoadMesh(#Mesh, Filename$)概要
Loads a new mesh. Before loading a mesh, an archive must be specified with Add3DArchive().
参数
#Mesh A number to identify the new mesh. #PB_Any 可以用来自动生成这个编码. Filename$ The filename of the mesh.
返回值
Nonzero if the mesh was successfully loaded, zero otherwise. If #PB_Any was used for the #Mesh parameter then the generated number is returned on success.
备注
Mesh is required to be in the OGRE .mesh format. A command-line tool based on assimp is available to convert many 3d formats into the OGRE mesh, including materials and animations. It can be downloaded here: OgreAssimpConverter.zip (Windows only). Some problems have been reported with shadow and converted meshes, if that happen use OgreMeshUpdater.exe on the newly converted mesh and it should fix it.
It is also possible to use existing exporter for Milkshape, Lightwave, Blender or 3DS Max. More information may be found on the OGRE website.
参阅
FreeMesh()
已支持操作系统
所有


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Jose Mourinho behind Pep Guardiola in list of world's highest paid managers
Jose Mourinho has moved to the second position behind Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on the list of top 10 highest paid managers in the world.
The former Chelsea and Manchester United gaffer was named Tottehham manager this week after the club sacked Mauricio Pochettino who was in charge for five years.
Before he got the job at Tottenham, Jose Mourinho was without a club for almost a year after being sacked at Manchester United in December 2018.
After he was thrown out at Old Trafford, Jose Mourinho turned down some jobs and decided to be working as a pundit.
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Jose Mourinho has however been given the big task of rescuing the club this season in the Premier League where they currently sit 14th on the standings.
The Portuguese was given a €17.5 million-per-year deal which is more than double what Pochettino earned at the club.
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According to Italian journalist Tancredi Palmeri, below is the world's top 10 highest paid managers
1. Pep Guardiola | Manchester City | €23 million
2. Jose Mourinho | Tottenham Hotspur | €17.5 million
3. Diego Simeone | Atletico Madrid | €15 million
4. Rafael Benitez | Dalian Yifang | €13.5 million
5. Fabio Cannavaro | Guangzhou Evergrande | €12 million
6. Zinedine Zidane | Real Madrid | €12 million
7. Antonio Conte | Inter Milan | €11 million
8. Thomas Tuchel | Paris Saint-Germain | €9 million
9. Ernesto Valverde | Barcelona | €9 million
10. Jurgen Klopp | Liverpool | €8 million
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Jose Mourinho's appointment as the manager of Premier League giants Tottehman was branded "out of order" by former Liverpool star Jamie Carragher.
The Portuguese manager made a surprising yet sensational return to England after his Spurs appointment was confirmed on Wednesday, November 20.
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[ht::head {Maps}]
<%nochildlist%>
:navtop
[displayType {Map} {map} {
A map that shows georeferenced point data. This can be integrated with other displays, e.g., clicking on a point will highlight that location in
a line chart.
- If a Geojson or Kml layer is specified then the layer is displayed instead of the points. The location of each point is used to
find a containing map feature. That map feature is then colored as defined below.
- pruneFeatures. If set to true than any map feature that does not have a corresponding point will not be shown.
r
- The colorBy attribute specifies the field that is used to color the points or the map segments.
The colorTable attribute specifies a color table to
use and the colorByMin and colorByMax attributes are option and are used to define a color range.
- The centerOnFilterChange will cause the map to recenter when the data is subset from the selection filters.
- The displayDiv, when specified, is the id of a div tag that the map will display the details of
a point or map segment as the user mouses over it. The [ug::attr {displayDiv="mapDisplay${entryid}"}] macro
allows one to specify a unique div id for pages that may have multiple map displays. The div looks like:
[wiki::text {

}]
There is a full example shown below.
} {
width="100%" height="400"
geojsonLayer="entry id of a geojson file"
geojsonLayerName="Layer name"
kmlLayer="entry id of a kml file"
kmlLayerName="Layer name"
pruneFeatures="true"
colorBy="total_ballots"
colorTable="inversegrayscale"
colorByMin="min value"
colorByMax="max value"
displayDiv="mapDisplay${entryid}"
} {
images/charts/mappoints.png
} {
https://ramadda.org/repository/entry/show?entryid=1c99bcff-94a9-43a8-beb5-45a87adb2cc4
}]
[ht::screenshot images/charts/map.png {Chloropleth Map} {} ]
This is the wiki text used in the above example:
[wiki::text {
:heading Map
+row
+col-md-6
{{display_map column="1" width="-100" height="500" includeData="false" showTitle="false"
title="Colored by total ballots"
geojsonLayer="7c8f5e25-e569-4ca9-b389-5bb03cdb138b"
geojsonLayerName="Precincts"
displayAsMap="true"
pruneFeatures="true"
colorBy="total_ballots"
colorBar="inversegrayscale"
displayDiv="mapDisplay${entryid}"
}}
-col
+col-6
:heading Map Details
-col
-row
}]
:lheading Map Animation
The map display can be configured to provide a time-based animation of the points with the following attributes.
[wiki::text {
doAnimation="true" - enable animation
animationShowSlider="true" - show the slider
animationDateFormat="yyyyMMdd" or "yyyy" - default is the fully formatted date
animationMode="cumulative" or "sliding" - how the time window is moved
animationSteps="60" - how many steps
animationWindow="year" or "month" or "day" or "hour" or "minute" or "second" - override the animationSteps
animationSpeed="250" - time in milliseconds between each step
}]
:lheading Map Labels
You can display text labels at each point with the following attributes:
[wiki::text {
labelTemplate="text template with ${field id} macros. Use _nl_ for new lines"
labelFontColor="#000"
labelFontSize="12px"
labelFontFamily="'Open Sans', Helvetica Neue, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"
labelFontWeight="plain"
labelAlign="lb" //See http://dev.openlayers.org/docs/files/OpenLayers/Feature/Vector-js.html
align is of the form "hv" where h is "l|c|r" (left, center, right) and v is "t|n|b" (top,middle,bottom)
labelXOffset="0"
labelYOffset="0"
labelOutlineColor="#fff")
labelOutlineWidth="0"
}]
:lheading Map Sizes
[wiki::text {
//Define the point radius
radius="4"
//define a field to size by
sizeBy="<field>"
//use a log scale
sizeByLog=true
//Size min/max
sizeByRadiusMin=1
sizeByRadiusMax=15
}]
:lheading Map Colors
[wiki::text {
//Field to color by
colorBy="<field>cnt"
//Color table
colorTable="blue_green_red"
//Or colors
colors="color1,color2,...,colorN"
//Use a log scale
colorByLog=true
//Set the stroke color
strokeColor="#fff0"
//Map string values to colors
colorByMap="value:color,...,value:color"
//These are used in conjunction with a vector map layer
//If true then count the points within each map feature and use that as the color by value
colorByCount=true
//Suffix to show on map click
doCountLabel="clubs"
//If true then prune out the features that don't have any data points in them
pruneFeatures="true"
}]
:lheading Map Shapes
Define different shapes to display in the map.
[wiki::text {
//Define a different icon to use
pointIcon="/repository/dutchbrothers.png"
//Define a different shape
shape="star|cross|x|square|triangle|circle|lightning|rectangle|church"
//Map values to shape
shapeBy=<field>
shapeByMap="value1:shape1,...,valueN:shapeN"
}]
[ht::foot]


XML-RPC.NET
Documentation
Current Production Release
XML-RPC.NET 2.5.0 is the current production release:
XML-RPC.NET 2.5.0 FAQWork in Progress
This is the provisional documentation for the next release and is subject to change:
XML-RPC.NET 3.0.0 FAQ


This function creates a matrix with rows (genes) and columns (mirnas) with values indicating if miRNA-gene pair is target according putative targets and negative correlation of the expression of both molecules.
find_targets(mirna_rse, gene_rse, target, summarize = "group", min_cor = -0.6)
| mirna_rse | SummarizedExperiment::SummarizedExperiment with miRNA information. See details. |
|---|---|
| gene_rse | SummarizedExperiment::SummarizedExperiment with gene information. See details. |
| target | Matrix with miRNAs (columns) and genes (rows) target prediction values (1 if it is a target, 0 if not). |
| summarize | Character column name in colData(rse) to use to group samples and compare betweem miRNA/gene expression. |
| min_cor | Numeric cutoff for correlation value that will be use to consider a miRNA-gene pair as valid. |
mirna-gene matrix
pairs <- as.matrix(data.frame(row.names=c("gene1", "gene2"), mirna1=c(0,1), mirna2=c(1,0))) mirna_matrix <- as.matrix(data.frame(row.names=c("mirna1", "mirna2"), time0_1=c(1,1),time0_2=c(1.2,0.9), time1_1=c(8,8),time1_2=c(8.2,7.9))) gene_matrix <- as.matrix(data.frame(row.names=c("gene1", "gene2"), time0_1=c(8,8),time0_2=c(8.2,7.9), time1_1=c(1,1),time1_2=c(1.2,0.9))) mirna_col <- data.frame(row.names=c("time0_1","time0_2","time1_1","time1_2"), group=c("t0","t0","t1","t1")) gene_col <- data.frame(row.names=c("time0_1","time0_2","time1_1","time1_2"), group=c("t0","t0","t1","t1")) mirna <- SummarizedExperiment(assays=SimpleList(norm=as.matrix(mirna_matrix)), colData= mirna_col) gene <- SummarizedExperiment(assays=SimpleList(norm=as.matrix(gene_matrix)), colData= gene_col) find_targets(mirna, gene, pairs)#>#>#>#>#>#>#>#> Dimmension of cor matrix: 2 2#> mirna1 mirna2 #> gene1 0 -1 #> gene2 -1 0


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property Visible: Boolean;
Returns True if the LOB_VISIBLE bit in LayerOptions is set; otherwise False is returned. Setting Visible changes the LOB_VISIBLE bit in LayerOptions accordingly.
[See also]: Using Layers, Layer Options Bits


The map below shows local stores. Click/tap on a store to find contact information and what they currently offer.


Cover Letter
I am very excited to soon combine my skills in graphic design with software engineering. I have always been a very determined individual;which has led me to recieve an associates degree of Applied Science Entertainment Technology in December 17, 2017 and a bachelor's degree for Graphic Design Visual Arts in May 14, 2020. When cov-19 first hit in 2020, I took advantage at enhancing my skills from digital drawing, logos, advertisements, and magazine layouts. Although these are good qualities to have for the marketing industry, I knew that having a tech skill would boost my confidence and a job that chooses to hire me to not only get the job done, but to also create a more user friendly experience for the customers to enjoy and the company to be satisfied with.
I decided to enroll myself into an online bootcamp to teach my front-end development to create responsive websites. In this course I had to learn html, css, and javascipt. It took me 6 to 7 months to complete while I also learn jquery and reactsjs on the side from the bootcamp program. I then took a one month internship to gain some expereience. Throught my hardwork I am confident that I am qualifiable and prepared to to get the job done.
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See here for dev env setupMy notes are in green italics: Success! Created my-app at D:\checkoutsFromGitRepositories\github.com.sohrabsaran\softwareSkillsDemos\frontend\react\developOnLocalDevEnv\my-app Inside that directory, you can run several commands: npm start Starts the development server. Somehow works even if homepage attribute is set/changed in package.json. npm run build Bundles the app into static files for production. These files are available in chunks (no longer a single bundle.js) in the 'build' folder. Chunks are used among other things, to reduce the loading time (see here for more details). The easiest way I found to deploy, was to commit this folder and so comment out 'build' from .gitignore. Then set homepage attribute in package.json to the corresponding github page url. The build then gets deployed to this url, whenever 'npm run build' is done, and the changes to the build folder are committed. npm test Starts the test runner. npm run eject Removes this tool and copies build dependencies, configuration files and scripts into the app directory. If you do this, you can’t go back! We suggest that you begin by typing: cd my-app npm start Happy hacking!Creating an optimized production build... Compiled successfully. File sizes after gzip: 41.33 KB build\static\js\2.db39837d.chunk.js 1.59 KB build\static\js\3.4a34e60f.chunk.js 1.17 KB build\static\js\runtime-main.40989a61.js 590 B build\static\js\main.a31a76ce.chunk.js 531 B build\static\css\main.8c8b27cf.chunk.css The project was built assuming it is hosted at /. You can control this with the homepage field in your package.json. The build folder is ready to be deployed. You may serve it with a static server: npm install -g serve serve -s build Find out more about deployment here: https://cra.link/deploymentSetup: see here. I named my app react-typescript-app. The output of 'npx create-react-app react-typescript-app --template typescript' is identical to the output of the without-typescript 'npx create-react-app...' command. Deployment steps are also identical; the app is deployed here. Tips: - See here for localhost SSL certificate deployment for create-react-app. - To pass container component state changes down to the children, set 'children' field of the container component's props interface to have return type of function that takes in the changed data as input parameters and renders JSX as output. In the container component, in the rendering function, call the function children(...). When using the container component in JSX, only a function having the signature of the children props is now allowed to be rendered between the opening and closing tags of the container. However one can still render JSX directly in this function. - To pass component state either upwards or downwards (but with more code than render props) have a callback function prop that can be listened to by whoever needs to listen. Ensure that the callback function is called by the component that needs to expose the state, only after that component's own rendering function has been completed. In React Functional Components, the callback function can be called inside a useEffects() hook, with the dependency array parameter containing only those state variables that are being exposed as changed, via the callback function.


Shane Lowry struggles as Rory McIlroy soars in Dubai
by John DugganShane Lowry's hopes of becoming European number one look to be over after he slumped to a one over par round of 73 at the DP World Tour Championship.
Lowry started off with two birdies, but three bogeys over his closing 10 holes took the gloss off the Open champion's round.
For McIlroy, it was sensational golf. The Ulsterman carded seven birdies and eagled the last hole for a 64.
McIlroy trails leader Mike Lorenzo Vera of France by one shot.
In-running, Lowry is now fifth in the Race to Dubai.
Austrian Bernd Wiesberger is still out in front to top the charts at the end of the week following a 2 under par round of 70.
However, Wiesberger will have competition towards the weekend.
Irish Open winner Jon Rahm carded a six under par round of 66, while Tommy Fleetwood, who won in South Africa last week, fired a 67.
It leaves Rahm second in the in-running standings, with Fleetwood third.
That the course played in such a benign fashion meant it was the perfect platform for McIlroy to continue the form that has seen him win four times worldwide in 2019. He loves the Jumeirah track in the Middle East and is primed for another big finish over the next three days.
Shane Lowry didn't want talk to bounce around this week that he was settling for his claret jug ahead of the season finale, so he'll be disappointed with his start. Hopefully he can shoot some scores in the 60's over the next few days.


This API has been deprecated.
Deprecation Date: 04/01/2016
Partners and customers using a deprecated API should contact SAP Concur and discuss moving to the latest versions.
Learn more in the API Lifecycle & Deprecation Policy.
Current version: Travel Profile v2
The Travel Profile resource represents a Concur travel profile which contains travel-relation information about a user, such as:
https://{InstanceURL}/api/travelprofile/v1.0/profile
Gets the travel profile information for the specified user. The travel profile includes information such as the user’s identity, contact information, rate preferences and discount codes, preferences by travel type, and custom fields. The travel profile information returned by this GET operation depends on whether the caller is a Travel Supplier, a TMC, or a mainstream developer:
All request paramenters are optional. To identify a specific user by login ID or XMLSyncID, you can specify the following request parameters:
| Parameter Name | Parameter Type | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| userid_type | Path | String | The type of user identification to use. Possible values are: login and xmlsyncid |
| userid_value | Path | String | The user’s login ID or XMLSync ID, depending on which user type is selected. This parameter must be provided in conjunction with the userid_type parameter. |
application/xml
Authorization: OAuth {access_token}
Where access_token is the OAuth 2.0 access token of the user whose travel profile information you want to retrieve. If you want to access company-wide travel profile information, the user account associated with the OAuth 2.0 access token must have a Concur account with one of these roles: Web Services Administrator for Professional or Can Administer for Standard.
 It has the attributes shown in the Data Model section.
The General parent element contains the following child elements:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NamePrefix | String | The user’s name prefix. Format: Varchar(60) |
| FirstName | String | The user’s first name. Format: Varchar(32) |
| MiddleName | String | The user’s middle name. Format: Varchar(32) |
| LastName | String | The user’s last name. Format: Varchar(32) |
| NameSuffix | String | The user’s name suffix. Format: Varchar(60) |
| PreferredName | String | The user’s preferred name. Format: Varchar(60) |
| JobTitle | String | The user’s job title. Format: Nvarchar(255) |
| PreferredLanguage | String | The user’s preferred language locale. Example: United States English is en-US. Format: Varchar(20) |
| EReceiptOptIn | String | Whether the user has opted in to receive e-receipts. Format: True/False |
| MarketingOptIn | String | Whether the user has opted in to receive marketing information. Format: True/False |
| HasOpenBooking | Boolean | Whether the user has the TripLink User (formerly Open Booking User) permission. Format: True/False |
| CountryCode | String | The country code in from the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code specification. Format: Char(2) |
| CompanyName | String | The user’s company name. |
The Telephones parent element contains a Telephone child element for each included telephone. The Telephone element has the attributes shown in the Response Class section and contains the following child elements:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ContactOptIn | String | Whether the user has opted in to being contacted on this phone. Only appears when the phone type is Cell or Primary Mobile Phone. Format: True/False |
| CountryCode | String | The country code in from the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code specification. Format: Char(2) |
| PhoneNumber | String | The phone number as entered by the user, which may contain characters such as () or -. Format: Char(60) NOTE: The user phone number may sometimes be incorrectly parsed if there are data input issues. |
| Extension | String | The phone extension. Format: Varchar(60) |
The Addresses parent element contains an Address child element for each included address. The Address element has the attributes shown in the Response Class section and contains the following child elements:
NOTE: The values returned for the Address child elements are as entered by the user. The fields do not enforce formatting and may have a wide variety of values.
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AttentionLine | String | Attention Line in the address. Format: Nvarchar(Unlimited) |
| Line1 | String | Address line 1. Format: Nvarchar(Unlimited) |
| Line2 | String | Address line 2. Format: Nvarchar(Unlimited) |
| Line3 | String | Address line 3. Format: Nvarchar(Unlimited) |
| MailStop | String | Address mail stop. Format: Nvarchar(Unlimited) |
| City | String | The city name. Format: Nvarchar(Unlimited) |
| StateProvince | String | The state or province. Format: Nvarchar(Unlimited) |
| CountryCode | String | The country code in from the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code specification. Format: Char(2) |
| ZipCode | String | The zip code. Format: Varchar(20) |
| Longitude | String | Longitude value of Work Address. |
| Latitude | String | Latitude value of Work Address. |
The DriversLicenses parent element contains a DriversLicense child element for each each included licenses. The DriversLicense element contains the following child elements:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| DriversLicenseNumber | String | The user’s driver license identification number. Format: Varchar(30) |
| IssuingCountry | String | The country the license was issued in. Format: Char(2) |
| IssuingState | String | The state the license was issued in. Format: Varchar(2) |
| Expiration | String | The expiration date of the license. Format: YYYY-MM-DD |
The EmailAddresses parent element contains a EmailAddress child element for each included email address. It contains the following child element:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| EmailAddress | String | The the user’s email address. The EmailAddress element has two attributes: Type and Contact. The Type attribute specifies the type of email address and the possible values are: Business, Business2, Personal. The Contact attribute specifies whether the email address should be used for travel notifications and the possible values are True or False. Format: Varchar(255) |
The RatePreferences parent element contains the following child element:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AAARate | Boolean | Whether the user is eligible for the AAA rate. Format: true/false |
| AARPRate | Boolean | Whether the user is eligible for the AARP rate. Format: true/false |
| GovtRate | Boolean | Whether the user is eligible for the Government rate. Format: true/false |
| MilitaryRate | Boolean | Whether the user is eligible for the Military rate. Format: true/false |
The DiscountCodes parent element contains a DiscountCode child element for each included discount code.
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| DiscountCode | String | The discount code for the specified vendor.The DiscountCode element has a Vendor attribute that specifies the name of the vendor for the discount code. |
The Air parent element contains the user’s air travel preferences and contains the following child elements:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AirSmokingCode | String | Whether the user wants a flight with smoking allowed. Legacy. Format: S, N, D. |
| AirMemberships | Membership | The AirMemberships element only appears if the request came from a travel supplier for this travel type, or from a TMC. This element contains an AirMembership child element for each included membership and includes the following child elements: |
| Seat | - | This parent element contains the user’s Car travel preferences. The Car element contains the following child elements: |
| Meals | - | This parent element contains the MealCode child element that indicates the meal preference of the traveler. The possible values are: AVML = Vegetarian Hindu Meal BBML = Baby Meal BLML = Bland Meal CHML = Child Meal DBML = Diabetic Meal FPML = Fruit Platter GFML = Gluten Intolerant Meal HNML = Hindu Meal KSML = Kosher Meal LCML = Low Calorie Meal LFML = Low Fat Meal LSML = Low Salt Meal MOML = Muslim Meal NLML = Low Lactose Meal NSML = No Salt Meal PFML = Peanut Free Meal SFML = Seafood Meal SPML = Special Request Meal VGML = Vegetarian RVML = Vegetarian Raw Vegan Meal VLML = Vegetarian Lacto-Ovo VJML = Vegetarian Jain Meal VOML = Vegetarian Oriental Meal Note: Regular Meal will not return a value for this preference. |
| HomeAirport | String | The user’s home airport |
| DHSRedressNumber | String | TSA Redress Number |
| DHSKnownTravelerNumber | String | TSA Known Traveler Number |
| AirOther | String | Other Air related description |
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| VendorCode | String | The code for the vendor that manages the loyalty program. |
| AccountNo | String | The user’s account identifier in the loyalty program. |
| Status | String | Name of the user’s current level in the loyalty program. |
| StatusBenefits | String | Description of a benefit of the loyalty program at the current status. |
| PointTotal | String | The user’s total number of points in the loyalty program. |
| SegmentTotal | String | The user’s total segments in the loyalty program. |
| NextStatus | String | Name or description of next higher status level in the loyalty program. |
| PointsUntilNextStatus | String | Loyalty points required to next status level. |
| SegmentsUntilNextStatus | String | Booking segment to next status level. |
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| InterRowPositionCode | String | Preferred position in an airplane row. Format: Window, Aisle, Middle, Isolated, DontCare. |
| SectionPositionCode | String | Preference for position in plane. Format: F, B, R, D. |
The Car parent element contains the user’s car travel preferences. It contains the following child elements:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CarSmokingCode | String | Smoking car preferred. Format: S, N, O |
| CarGPS | String | Car GPS preference. Format: true/false. |
| CarOption | String | Car option preference. Format: Char(3) |
| CarMemberships | Membership | The CarMemberships element only appears if the request came from a travel supplier for this travel type, or from a TMC. This element contains a CarMembership child element for each included membership. The CarMembership element has the following child elements: |
| CarOther | String | Other Car related description. Format: Char(30) |
| CarSkiRack | String | Car ski rack preference. Format: true/false. |
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| VendorCode | String | The code for the vendor that manages the loyalty program. |
| AccountNo | String | The user’s account identifier in the loyalty program. |
| Status | String | Name of the user’s current level in the loyalty program. |
| StatusBenefits | String | Description of a benefit of the loyalty program at the current status. |
| PointTotal | String | The user’s total number of points in the loyalty program. |
| SegmentTotal | String | The user’s total segments in the loyalty program. |
| NextStatus | String | Name or description of next higher status level in the loyalty program. |
| PointsUntilNextStatus | String | Loyalty points required to next status level. |
| SegmentsUntilNextStatus | String | Booking segment to next status level. |
The Hotel parent element contains the user’s hotel travel preferences. It contains the following child elements:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SmokingCode | String | Smoking room preference. Format: S, N,D |
| HotelMemberships | - | This parent element only appears if the request came from a travel supplier for this travel type, or from a TMC. This element contains a HotelMembership child element for each included membership. The HotelMembership element has the following child elements: |
| RoomType | String | Hotel room preference. Values are: H, 2, K, Q, 1, T |
| HotelOther | String | Other Hotel related description. Format: Varchar(30) |
| PreferFoamPillows | String | Whether the user prefers foam pillows. Format: true/false. |
| PreferCrib | String | Whether the user prefers to have a crib. Format:true/false. |
| PreferRollawayBed | String | Whether the user prefers to have a rollaway bed. Format:true/false. |
| PreferGym | String | Whether the user prefers a hotel with a gym. Format:true/false. |
| preferPool | String | Whether the user prefers a hotel with a pool. Format:true/false. |
| preferRestaraunt | String | Whether the user prefers a hotel with a restaurant. Format:true/false. |
| preferWheelchairAccess | String | Whether the user requires wheelchair access. Format: true/false. |
| preferAccessForBlind | String | Whether the user requires a room with access for blind guests. Format:true/false. |
| preferRoomService | String | Whether the user prefers a hotel with room service. Format:true/false. |
| preferEarlyCheckIn | String | Whether the user prefers a hotel with early check in. Format:true/false. |
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| VendorCode | String | The code for the vendor that manages the loyalty program. |
| AccountNo | String | The user’s account identifier in the loyalty program. |
| Status | String | Name of the user’s current level in the loyalty program. |
| StatusBenefits | String | Description of a benefit of the loyalty program at the current status. |
| PointTotal | String | The user’s total number of points in the loyalty program. |
| SegmentTotal | String | The user’s total segments in the loyalty program. |
| NextStatus | String | Name or description of next higher status level in the loyalty program. |
| PointsUntilNextStatus | String | Loyalty points required to next status level. |
| SegmentsUntilNextStatus | String | Booking segment to next status level. |
The CustomFields parent element contains child elements that specify custom fields in a travel profile. It contains a CustomField child element for each custom field. To retrieve this information, the Travel Profile, Custom Fields scope must be selected in the Register Partner Application page under Web Services.
For each custom field, the CustomField element has a Name and Value child element.
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | String | The name of the custom field. For example, Employee, Cost Centre, Fund, PassportNumber, Visa, and Assistants. |
| Value | String | The value of the custom field.

Gets the list of travel profile summaries that have been updated since the specified date. The response is separated into pages.
GET {InstanceURI}/api/travelprofile/v1.0/profile?LastModifiedDate=2015-01-01T01:00:00 HTTP/1.1
Authorization: OAuth {access token}
All request paramenters are optional. To identify a specific user by login ID or XMLSyncID, you can specify the following request parameters.
| Parameter Name | Required/Optional | Parameter Type | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LastModifiedDate | Required | path | string | The date and time, in UTC, that the profiles must be updated after to be included in the response. Format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss |
| Page | Optional | path | string | The number of pages to retrieve. If the page is outside the number of existing pages, the response elements will be empty |
| ItemsPerPage | Optional | path | string | The number of travel profiles per page. The maximum value is 200. The default value is 200. |
application/xml
Authorization: OAuth {access_token}
Where access_token is the OAuth 2.0 access token of the user whose travel profile summaries you want to retrieve. If you want to access company-wide travel profile information, the user account associated with the OAuth 2.0 access token must have a Concur account with one of these roles: Web Services Administrator for Professional or Can Administer for Standard.
The data model of the response for the GET operation.
<ConnectResponse>
<Metadata>
<Paging>
<TotalPages />
<TotalItems />
<Page />
<ItemsPerPage />
<PreviousPageURL />
<NextPageURL />
</Paging>
</Metadata>
<Data>
<ProfileSummary>
<LoginID />
<XmlProfileSyncID />
<ProfileLastModifiedUTC />
</ProfileSummary>
</Data>
</ConnectResponse>
The ConnectResponse root element contains the General, Telephones, Addresses, DriversLicenses, EmailAddresses, RatePreferences, DiscountCodes, Air, Car, Hotel, and CustomFields child elements. It has the attributes shown in the Response Class section.
The Metadata parent element contains the Paging child element.
The Paging parent element contains contains the paging information for the response and it contains the following child elements:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TotalPages | String | The total number of pages to return. |
| TotalItems | String | The total number of profiles the query returned. |
| Page | String | The page number for the set of results in the current response. |
| ItemsPerPage | String | The number of items set to display per page. |
| PreviousPageURL | String | The URI to the previous page of results. This element will be empty when there are no previous pages. |
| NextPageURL | String | The URI to the next set of results. This element will be empty when there are no next pages. |
The Data parent element contains a ProfileSummary child element for each included travel profile.
The Paging parent element contains contains the paging information for the response and it contains the following child elements:
| Element Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| LoginID | String | The Concur user login ID. |
| XMLProfileSyncID | String | TThe user’s XML Profile Sync ID, if available. |
| ProfileLastModifiedUTC | String | The date, in UTC, when the travel profile was last modified. Format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss. |
This example gets the list of travel profile summaries modified after January 1 2015.
GET {InstanceURI}/api/travelprofile/v1.0/profile?LastModifiedDate=2015-01-01T01:00:00 HTTP/1.1
Authorization: OAuth {access token}
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/xml
<ConnectResponse>
<Metadata>
<Paging>
<TotalPages>1</TotalPages>
<TotalItems>2</TotalItems>
<Page>1</Page>
<ItemsPerPage>200</ItemsPerPage>
<PreviousPageURL />
<NextPageURL />
</Paging>
</Metadata>
<Data>
<ProfileSummary>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><XmlProfileSyncID>string123</XmlProfileSyncID>
<ProfileLastModifiedUTC>2015-01-01T01:00:00</ProfileLastModifiedUTC>
</ProfileSummary>
<ProfileSummary>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><XmlProfileSyncID>string456</XmlProfileSyncID>
<ProfileLastModifiedUTC>2015-01-01T01:00:00</ProfileLastModifiedUTC>
</ProfileSummary>
</Data>
</ConnectResponse>


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