Atco Blue Flame Kitchen: 3 Easy Weeknight Pasta Meals
by ATCO Blue Flame KitchenA perennial crowd pleaser, most families have a pasta recipe or two in their repertoire. Here are three of our favourites for a quick and hearty weeknight meal.
Our Simple Tomato Pasta is almost as easy as buying a jar of premade sauce and just as flavourful. Enjoy as is, or add ground meat, vegetables, herbs, and/or spices for a dish that is uniquely your own.
Our Tomato Chili Rosé Pasta features a creamy sauce made with fresh grape tomatoes, ground chicken, baby spinach, red pepper flakes, and Parmesan cheese. Fat-free sour cream adds richness to the dish without being too heavy. The ruffled edges of Mafalda pasta, which resembles lasagna, but skinnier, are perfect for picking up the delicious sauce, but if you can’t find it at your grocery store, any short pasta will do.
Most gratin recipes require making a béchamel sauce, adding time and dishes to the cooking process. Our Four Cheese Pasta Gratin uses canned cheddar cheese soup as the base, alongside Monterey Jack, mozzarella, and Parmesan cheese, making this decadent meal foolproof.
SIMPLE TOMATO PASTA
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 tsp (5 mL) water
2 tbsp (25 mL) olive oil
1 can (28 oz/796 mL) diced tomatoes
1/4 tsp (1 mL) freshly ground pepper
3 tbsp (40 mL) chopped fresh basil
1/4 tsp (1 mL) sugar
1/2 tsp (2 mL) salt
12 oz (375 g) linguine or spaghetti
Grated Parmesan cheese
Combine garlic and water. Heat oil in a frypan. Add garlic mixture and sauté 2 minutes; do not brown. Stir in tomatoes and pepper; simmer until slightly thickened, about 10 to 15 minutes. Stir in basil, sugar and salt. Meanwhile, cook pasta according to package directions. Drain, reserving 1/4 cup (50 mL) cooking liquid. Stir cooking liquid into sauce. Toss pasta with sauce. Serve with Parmesan cheese. Serves 4.
 Add chicken, onion and garlic. Cook for 2 minutes, stirring to break up chicken. Add tomatoes and sauté for 1 minute. Add broth, tomato paste, basil, salt, red pepper flakes and pepper; stir to combine. Cover and bring to a boil. Add pasta. Reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, stirring frequently until pasta is tender, about 12 to 15 minutes. Add spinach, sour cream, Parmesan cheese and sugar; cook just until spinach is wilted.
OPTIONAL: Garnish with freshly grated Parmesan.
FOUR CHEESE PASTA GRATIN
1 medium onion, finely chopped
2 tbsp (25 mL) butter
1 tsp (5 mL) thyme, crumbled
1/2 tsp (2 mL) freshly ground pepper
Dash cayenne pepper
1 can (10 oz/284 mL) cheddar cheese soup
1 soup can milk
3/4 cup (175 mL) shredded cheddar cheese
3/4 cup (175 mL) shredded Monterey Jack cheese
1/2 cup (125 mL) shredded mozzarella cheese
1/3 cup (75 mL) grated Parmesan cheese
3 cups (750 mL) penne, cooked and drained
Chopped fresh parsley
Sauté onion in butter until tender. Add thyme and peppers; sauté 1 minute. Add soup. Gradually stir in milk until blended. Combine cheese and stir half into sauce. Cook and stir until melted. Combine sauce and penne. Spoon into a greased shallow casserole. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Broil until golden brown, about 5 minutes. Sprinkle with parsley. Serves 4 to 6.
ATCO Blue Flame Kitchen’s column on healthy eating for busy families runs Wednesdays in the Calgary Herald’s food section. For tips on cooking, food safety or household matters, call 1-877-420-9090 toll-free, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or chat with us live online at ATCOBlueFlameKitchen.com.


On the Groups page Instructors can create, delete, and manage the availability of course groups. Instructors can provide communication and collaboration tools that only Group members can access.
The Instructor has the option of giving the group access to the following features:
Blogs, Collaboration, Discussion Board, Email, File Exchange, Journal, Tasks, Wikis. Optional grading is also available.
The Groups tool in MOLE allows the organisation of students into Groups of any size. Groups can be created one at a time or in sets. Groups can be designated as Self-Enrol; allowing students to add themselves to a Group, or Manual Enrol; allowing the Instructor to assign students to a Group.
You can also create Group Sets - where you can create a number of groups at the same time, and apply students to them in one go. You can choose to add students in the same way as is described below, with the added functionality of being able to create a set of random enrol group sets, allowing students to be placed in one group at random
Under the control panel select;
Under the control panel
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Bundles wishing to use this package must list the package in the Import-Package header of the bundle's manifest. For example:
Import-Package: org.osgi.util.xml; version=1.0


Carolyn Harris: Hope dies in a ditch as abused women pay for big Boris power play
This 'Tory boy' element of the nasty party is wilfully out of touch with the real concerns of half the voters in the UK
by Carolyn HarrisTory MPs were silenced this week for mocking Jeremy Corbyn’s green tie, unaware it was a tribute to the 72 victims of the Grenfell Tower Fire.
Mortified by the yobbery in the ranks, it was former PM Theresa May who hissed at the offenders to shut up.
Thankfully, for once, the hooligans listened to her and piped down.
It’s a shame they were so disobedient to her when she was in power.
Because this “Tory boy” element of her nasty party seems at times wilfully out of touch with the real concerns of half the voters in this country.
These insensitive blokes failed to intervene in any meaningful way over the disturbingly high number of women MPs leaving politics this week in the face of horrific death threats and horrendous insults on social media.
So why should they care that, once again, the Domestic Abuse Bill has been brushed aside in favour of Boris Johnson’s do-or-die lust for power.
It was close to Mrs May’s heart as “a once-in-a-generation opportunity” to help victims of violence.
But was there any sign of them honouring her dedication to public service by trying to find a way of keeping the Bill on track before the election?
I didn’t notice.
In the same way, I don’t remember any of them listening to their former boss’s protestations about her doomed Brexit deal which – once she had gone – was dusted off, repackaged and unashamedly hailed as a breakthrough.
I should have been sitting on the Domestic Abuse Bill Committee over the next few weeks.
I have spent months meeting organisations and individuals from within the sector discussing the draft Bill.
Last week, the Bill Committee commenced with evidence from charities and frontline services who deal with domestic abuse on a daily basis.
This should have been the catalyst for the cross-party group of MPs on the committee – all passionate about changing the legislation – to begin the scrutiny of the bill.
But the snap election has put a stop to that. This Bill will now fall when Parliament dissolves.
When MPs return to Westminster, I hope it will be a priority and returned to the House as early as possible.
But even then, the whole process will have to start again, and this will take time.
Time that victims of domestic abuse don’t have. Time that could quite literally be the difference between life and death for some.
We all know that cases of domestic violence peak at Christmas.
Too much alcohol, the stress and cost of the festive season, and being cooped up together for long periods of time can all be triggers.
I would have liked my Christmas gift to victims, survivors and their children to have been new legislation as they have already waited long enough, but Bah Humbug Boris’s agenda, which denies women MPs’ concerns about his inflammatory language, has made that impossible.
Chaos has reigned in Parliament these past few months – the Brexit debate has divided the House in the same way as it has the whole country and our PM will go down in history for all the wrong reasons.
So, while everyone is debating the Brexit bedlam and the mayhem and in-fighting that always accompanies a General Election, say a little prayer for those whose Christmas will be anything but merry.


Fit and compare Ornstein-Uhlenbeck models for evolution along a phylogenetic tree.
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Roger Stone, former aide of Donald Trump, convicted for lying to Congress, faces 50 year jail-term
by JKR StaffRoger Stone, a former adviser to President Donald Trump, was on Friday convicted on charges of lying to Congress and obstructing investigation during the Russia inquiry on the 2016 Presidential elections. He now faces a maximum of 50 years of jail sentence. Though, Stone may face a lesser sentence since this is his first offence.
The 67-year-old was charged with lying to the House Intelligence Committee and attempting to block the testimony of another potential witness and concealing reams of evidence from investigators. Prosecutors, according to The New York Times, claimed that he also tried to thwart the committee’s work because the truth would have ‘looked terrible’ for both the president and his campaign.
A long-time Republican operative and self-proclaimed ‘dirty trickster,’ Stone served as an adviser to Trump during his successful 2016 presidential election campaign.
The conviction of a key former aide of Trump has come amidst allegations that Trump resorted to blackmailing Ukraine to help him politically in the 2020 Presidential elections.
The verdict was reached by a jury comprising nine women and three men.


extract
bad_extract
extract
The function template extract
allows the object bound to an interface instance to be retrieved in a type-safe manner.
<boost/interfaces/extract.hpp>
namespace boost { namespace interfaces { class bad_extract : public std::bad_cast { public: const char* what() const throw(); }; template<typename T, typename Interface> T& extract(const Interface& i); } } // End namespace boost::interfaces
bad_extract
The class bad_extract
is an exception type thrown by extract
to indicate that an extraction has failed.
bad_extract::what
const char* what() const throw();
Returns an implementation-defined string identifying this
exception as an instance of bad_extract
.
extract
template<typename T, typename Interface> T& extract(const Interface& i);
| Interface | - |
An interface defined using the Interface Definition Language (IDL). |
| T | - |
A class implementing Interface. |
Retrieves the object bound to i
as a reference to T
.
The extraction will succeed only if i
is bound to an object and if the static type of the object, at the point it was bound to i
, is the same as or derived from T
. If the extraction cannot succeed, extract
throws an exception of type bad_extract
.
extract
is implemented using exception handling, and is therefore a relatively expensive operation.
Revised 20 Jan, 2005
© Copyright Jonathan Turkanis, 2005. Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)


About Personal Library
How to use it
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You can make a post request within the API test section, in order to pass a new book entry section at [URL]/api/books, to the database
and it will be returned as an object with
a unique code
_id
.
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Too check for "books" and or "comments" stored on the database, you can make a get
request at [URL]/api/books to retrieve an aray of all books
containing
title
, _id
, &
commentcount
.
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To get a single "book's" details you can make a get request at [URL]/api/books/{_id} to retrieve a single object of a
book containing
title
, _id
, & an array of
comments
(empty array if no comments present).
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You make a post request that stores comments with corresponding book on the MongoDB database
and add comment form
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Tou can delete /api/books/{_id}, in order to delete a book from the
collection. Simply click delete bottom to remove book posted and wait for 'delete successful' (if successful) message to return.
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You can also delete all books
in the database.Which will return message 'complete delete successful', if
successful.
Please note that nothing from this website will be cached on the clients local computer as a security
measure.


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If you've been learning Ruby, you've probably come across blocks, procs, and lambdas. Do you know what they are? Do you know how they're used? Oh, you don't? Well, read on.
Blocks
Blocks are basically a way of grouping code. To get more specific, a block is a piece of code that you supply as part of a method call, which can then be executed from the method. Blocks can be optional. Methods that accept blocks transfer control from the calling method to the block and back again. Using a block to define the task you want the method to do simplifies that task. The code block is part of the method's syntax; it is not an argument.
Blocks are defined using either do/end statements or curly braces ({ }). A block may take arguments, though they are not required. Block arguments are used at the beginning of the block and are surrounded by pipe characters (| |).
It's been said over and over again, that everything in Ruby is an object. It turns out, that's not entirely true. Blocks are not objects. So, they can't be saved to variables nor do they have all of the abilities of real objects. Enter procs.
Procs
Procs are self-contained pieces of code that can be created, saved, and passed in as method arguments. Think of a proc as a saved block; you can name a block and turn it into a proc. To create a proc, call Proc.new and pass in the block that you want saved.
This proc can now be passed to a method in place of a block:
Procs have two major advantages over blocks. First, they are objects with full object abilities. Second, procs help keep code DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself). With a proc, you write the code once and can call it as often as you'd like; unlike a block, where you have to write out the code each time you need it. Oh, and one more bonus with a proc...you can call a proc with a method (as in the above example) or by using Ruby's built-in call method:
Lambdas
Just like procs, lambdas are objects. Lambdas are defined in this way:
Looks just about the same as a proc, doesn't it? You can use lambdas in the same situations as you'd use procs. There are, however, three key differences that set lambdas apart from procs. First, lambdas need to be created explicitly while procs do not. Second, they differ in how they deal with the return keyword. When a lambda returns, control gets passed back to the calling method. When a proc returns, it does not go back to the calling method. Third, a lambda, unlike a proc, pays close attention to the number of arguments passed to it. So if you pass a lambda the wrong number of arguments, an error will be thrown. In the same situation, a proc would just ignore the unexpected arguments.


Match Play. Red trails 1-3 to 5. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=108 White=74
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is another one from the RAC32 tournament. This time from the final.
I was White, and Peter Bennet was Red. He doubled, I took, he rolled 42 which he had to play 11/5*. I hit with a 5 and won the game and match
Despite trailing 1-3 the double is incorrect. Two points give White the match exactly so his take point is around 20% when there are few gammons as here.
Red does better to hold the cube and use it more effectively later. Even after a sequence like 52 (10/5*/2) and a fan by White, Red still doesn’t have a double so the double in the original position is way off and technically it is a blunder.
I was White, and Peter Bennet was Red. He doubled, I took, he rolled 42 which he had to play 11/5*. I hit with a 5 and won the game and match
Despite trailing 1-3 the double is incorrect. Two points give White the match exactly so his take point is around 20% when there are few gammons as here.
Red does better to hold the cube and use it more effectively later. Even after a sequence like 52 (10/5*/2) and a fan by White, Red still doesn’t have a double so the double in the original position is way off and technically it is a blunder.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.119 (Money: +0.161) 0.597 0.025 0.002 - 0.403 0.058 0.001 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.343 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.657) 3. Double, take +0.165 (-0.177) Proper cube action: No double, take (21.2%)


Chapter 7 – YOUNG MARRIED LIFE
The other surprise birthday party Ken gave me was the first year after we were married. We lived in Mom & Dad’s duplex apartments. When I woke up that morning, I expected Ken to wish me a happy birthday, but he didn’t. We both went to work and afterwards I fixed supper and he still didn’t wish me a happy birthday, give me a card or anything so I was disappointed. Later, he said: “Let’s go down to Mom & Dad’s and visit a while. I said ok and when we got there, his mother didn’t wish me a happy birthday either. We sat & visited, and Ken excused himself, I thought to go to the bathroom, but a few minutes later he called me and his mom and said for us to come downstairs as he wanted to show us something. When I started down the stairs, everyone yelled “Happy Birthday”. The cake said “20, and no longer a teen”. I hadn’t wanted to turn 20 as I loved being a teenager. He had invited all his siblings and families. His mom had decorated the basement with crate paper and balloons. They had cake, ice cream and presents. It was fun. He hadn’t forgotten after all. My birthdays with Ken have always been special. Since the after-Christmas sales were on at that time, Ken would take me shopping to buy clothes or whatever I wanted. It was fun being with Ken and having him help me choose what to buy. Whenever he would take me clothes shopping, he would have me try on several outfits and if both he and I liked them, he would want me to buy them all. Sometimes I would get 3 or 4 dresses or outfits. He would usually take me out to eat also and make breakfast for me. He spoiled me.
National Parks (Bryce, Zion & Grand Canyon) in Southern Utah in 1960. That summer, we decided to take a vacation to Southern Utah to see Bryce, Zion’s and Grand Canyon. It was fun camping with Ken as he is a great camper and can do everything. I am blessed to have such a great husband who takes care of me so well. When different tourists would see us, they would say “Look at the cute newlyweds”. We had been married a year, but we still acted like newlyweds. We loved these national parks as they are each so unique and beautiful. While at Bryce Canyon, Ken and I decided to walk down into the canyon to see the different sights, the only problem was that it was getting late in the afternoon so by the time we were headed back up the path, it was starting to get dark and it was steep, but we had to hurry. About halfway up, I was getting really tired and Ken had to keep saying “The top is just around the next corner.” I would make it to that corner and say “No, it’s not.” He would keep saying “I’m sure it is just around the next corner.” That’s how we made it to the top. He knew he couldn’t carry me up and if it got entirely dark, it would be very dangerous, so I’m glad he did that.
Ken and I love to dance. We were able to dance in the stake, and then All-church Dance Festival during June Conference in Salt Lake City at the University of Utah Stadium, when we were engaged. This was really exciting, and we were happy for this opportunity. We hardly ever missed any ward or stake dances. We still really enjoy dances, but there are not very many for adults any more. Ken instigated a ward Gold and Green Ball just prior to our moving from Erda to Mesa in May of 1979. He told the Activity Committee to go all out and hire a good band, decorate good, have a floor show, lots of food - the whole works. Ken was first counselor in the Bishopric and he convinced Bishop Brown and Brother Gull that this would be good for the ward - to unite them, and that the money should come out of the budget, so people wouldn't have an excuse not to come. They did go all out, and it was fantastic. The building was packed and everyone, youth and adults had a grand time. They even had the youth teach the adults to "disco" and the adults taught the youth to waltz, and there were contests for both groups.
Ken & I joined a Square Dance Club when we were living in Clearfield. My friend, Margie's sister & her husband belonged to it and told us about it. Roy & Linda joined it and wanted us to join, but Ken felt we were too busy and he really didn’t want to. Roy told him that if we would go once and didn’t like it, he would never say another word about it. Ken agreed, and we had so much fun and loved it, so we joined. It was the Double "J" Rustlers. The caller was really good. We had a great time. We met once a week at an elementary school gym in Ogden.  It was fun to wear the dresses and full slips, and Ken the men's western wear. I made some of my dresses and I made shirts for Ken to match my dresses.  You can't think of any of your problems or other concerns, you just concentrate on square dancing. We made lots of friends in the club, and looked forward to going each week. Many times, the club would join with another club and that was fun too. One time we danced at Lava Hot Springs in Idaho - so we took the family and camped them and danced both Friday and Saturday nights. Sandi was old enough to tend the younger children while we were gone over to the building where we danced. I can't remember how long we square danced, but finally realized that we could only spare one night a week for entertainment (our weekly date) and it was becoming sometimes two times a week that we would go square dancing. We wanted to do other things for our weekly date - like go to the temple, go out to eat with friends or our brother's & sister's and their spouses, invite friends to our home to play games, go to a movie, etc., etc., and we didn't want to leave the children that many nights - so we gave up square dancing thinking we would take it up again after the children were raised. Thus far we haven't done so.
It is now January 1998, and we belong to a dance club which meets monthly at the Weber University Ballroom. We have orchestras or bands, decorations, door prizes, refreshments, etc. They have a different theme each month. We really enjoy these dances. Georgia & Rick also belong and their son Brian & his wife. Scott & Michelle went last month. We have met other friends there. We really look forward to it.
We always look forward to a New Year's Eve Dance. We have gone to dances on New Year's Eve ever since we started dating. They are harder and harder to find, but our good friends, Kent & Darla Rampton, of the Layton 7th ward (when we lived with Ken's Mom) loved to dance also and since Kent was the Bishop, he had contacts with other wards and stakes and could usually find us a dance to go to on New Year's Eve, Valentines and other dances "Gold & Green Balls" in other stakes as well. I was lst counselor in the Relief Society Presidency with Sharon Cottle as President when we lived there. Darla and I have always enjoyed each other. We used to be walking partners - also Sharon Cottle, Pam Hewitt and others.
At the present time we belong to the Quarter Promanadars (square dance club) which meets at the Hay Loft in Plain City. We meet on Friday nights. Renny Mann is the caller. We are really enjoying it. We jumped into their Beginner’s class when it was about halfway through, but because we had square danced before, a lot of it came back to us and we are doing pretty good. As we stay and watch the regulars or try to dance with them, we realize there is still a lot to learn.
Well, let’s get back to when Ken and I first married. We lived in my parent's little duplex apartment for two years - 06/59 to 08/61. The apartment had a small front room, kitchen, bathroom and one small bedroom. Dad had built this duplex behind our home in Sunset. Mom & Dad had it furnished with used furniture. They let us buy our own furniture as we could afford to and then they would sell the used furniture back to the used furniture store. That helped us a lot. With getting the rent cheaper, we were able to save for a down payment for our own home. Ken worked as a computer operator for the Internal Revenue Service at 2nd street in Ogden. I worked part-time as a secretary for my Uncle Dale Porter in his farm manufacturing company. Later, I worked in the bookkeeping department for Clearfield State Bank. We enjoyed it there in our little apartment, living close to Mom & Dad and also Ken’s family and being in the Sunset Second Ward. Ken was asked to be in the Elder's Quorum President, I was asked to be Primary Secretary. I enjoyed Belva Provost who was the president, and all the other sisters I worked with. Even though I was very young, they didn't treat me that way. Before we moved, they asked Ken & me to be ward dance directors. This was fun. We mainly taught the youth in MIA different dances. Ken worked swing shift a lot, so I ended up having to teach some of the dances by myself. The Cha Cha for one.
I loved having my own place, and yet living close to my family and grandparents as well. One bad thing about having Grandpa Bushnell live so close by was he would bang on our door about 7:00 a.m. on Saturday mornings - when we could and would be sleeping in. He would say "you should be up by now". He would want Ken to do something for him.
When Ken worked swing shift, I would be nervous to be there alone, so I would go up to my parent's home and spend the evenings with them. I would have one of my brother's walk me to my apartment. I would lock the door and try to go to bed. The main thing I was nervous about was evil spirits. In high school at slumber parties we told stories about evil spirits (which wasn't a good thing) it got to me and I would have a terrible time trying to go to sleep. I would turn on all the lights, turn on the radio, but I still couldn't get it out of my mind. Finally, I was getting obsessed with it and was getting more and more frightened and I dreaded night to come. I was always so relieved when Ken got home from work and when he could work the day shift. Finally, I realized that this terrible fear was wrong and I had to get over it. I prayed hard and worked hard each night to get it out of my mind. I finally overcame it, but not without much effort. I know Heavenly Father answered my prayers.
Ken & I made a mistake that haunted us for at least a couple of years. We had encyclopedia salesmen come and show us the Burtania encyclopedia's. We were young and inexperienced and signed up for them. I didn't feel good about doing it, but they high-pressured us into it. Practically as soon as they closed the door, I started crying and told Ken I didn't feel good about it. He asked why I had signed and I said because I thought he wanted them and they were pressuring us to sign. He ran after the men and told them we had changed our mind. They wouldn't tear up the contract, and in those days, you didn't have the 3 days to change your mind. They sent the encyclopedias to us, but before they came, the "World Book" Encyclopedia salesman came to see us. We listened to his sales pitch, but told him we couldn't buy his books even if we wanted to because we had just purchased the Burtania encyclopedia's. We explained what happened, and he said that when they were shipped to us, we should just send them back with a letter that we didn't want them. He said if we didn't open them, we would be alright. I'm sure he thought that if we did this, we would buy his books. We did eventually, and they have been good books. But, the Burtania company did everything they could to make us pay for the books. We told them we didn't have them, and they said we had to pay for them anyway. They called and threatened to garnish Ken's wages, they sent bill collectors, they sent nasty & threatening letters, they called Ken's boss, etc., etc. It was a bad experience, but finally they gave up - they had to as we never accepted their books.
Pat married Ron Bradfield in the fall of 1958, our junior year. They were in love and I think Pat wanted to get out of her parent's home. Ken and I witnessed their marriage at Pat’s parent’s home. About a year later when Ken and I were living in Sunset, renting Mom and Dad’s apartment behind their home, I got a call from Pat. She said the missionaries had finished teaching her the lessons and she wanted to be baptized as she had a testimony that it was true, but was afraid that if she did, her parents would disown her. I went over to her apartment to talk with her. I told her that many had joined the church even though it meant their folks would disown them. She decided to join as her husband wanted her to do so also. Her parents did disown her and made it very miserable for Pat. They even came to her apartment and took back everything they had ever given her (at least the things she still had). Finally, after several months and much heartache, they did reunite. Pat & Ron started having a family and Pat’s parents wanted to be able to see and enjoy their grandchildren. Pat & Ron wanted to be married in the temple, but Pat was having a hard time with the law of tithing. We had another good talk. She explained to me that she wanted to pay tithing, but there just wasn’t enough money. She had figured and refigured and when she paid the bills, and bought the food, there wasn’t money left to pay tithing. I explained that if they would pay their tithing first (before paying their bills) the Lord would bless them, and they would have enough money left over to pay their bills and buy their food. I told her it worked for us and I was sure it would for her. I told her to at least try it. I really prayed hard for her that she would have the faith to try it. She did, and it did work. She called and told me that she didn’t know how it worked, but it did, and she was so happy. They were able to get a temple recommend and go to the temple. I was able to be the one to go through with her - since her mother wasn’t a member and she didn’t have a sister or any close family member. I was thrilled to be with her.
We have always stayed close. She has thanked me over and over for being her best friend and fellowshipping her into the gospel and setting the example for her. Pat is a very special lady. She has raised a wonderful family. She is a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother. She has been a YWMIA President and loved the girls. She has done a lot for so many people and loves the Lord and continues to serve him and her fellow men. I am thankful that Pat was my best friend. My husband, Ken, is now my best friend, but she continues to be a very dear friend. I know that I was just an instrument in the Lord’s hands to help Pat into the Church, and it was him, not me. I don’t want the credit, but I am thankful to my Heavenly Father for the blessing she has been in my life. Pat & Ron have four children, 2 boys and 2 girls. Ron had been in a motorcycle accident and had been in a coma for a month or more. He had many surgeries, but thankfully he was ok except for lots of arthritis. He had a stroke and passed away when he was about 68 years old. That is young, and Pat has been a widow since then and it has been hard for her. She is overweight and has artheoarthritis, which is very painful, so she is limited on what she can do. She was in so much pain that sometimes she couldn’t go to church, but she would try to go to Sacrament Meeting if she possibly could. I talked to her the other day, Feb. 2013, and she said she is going to all her meeting now. Not because she is feeling better, but because she feels she needs to be there. She is in so much pain, but she tries to concentrate and feel the spirit. She says it takes 2 or 3 days to recuperate from going, but she is still determined to do it. Her two daughters, who were strong in the church, have now left the church and it is causing her a lot of heartache. Her two sons are still very strong in the gospel. David, her youngest, and his wife and children are living with Pat. Pat’s home is paid for and they are not making enough money to buy a home. David’s son just left for his mission and Pat was thrilled about that. She says her daughter-in-law is not a good housekeeper, and Pat’s health won’t allow her to keep it up, but she says she is glad they are there as they are good people and she enjoys them, and her grandchildren are so cute.
“Our group of good friends”. My friends, Pat & Ron Bradfield, who I mentioned above, Margie & Gary who got married in April of our senior year - not sure why they didn't wait until school was out. Ken & I were married next - in June, then Joan & Ralph were married in the fall. Eleanor & Dennis had been going together the longest (6 years), but they didn't get married until the following June. They used to fight so much when we were double dating - that we worried they would kill each other if they should marry. But, they didn't - in fact, they get along good and are happy. We all lived in the Weber & Davis County area, so we still did a lot together after we were married. Our husbands all became good friends also. Over the years we have stayed close. Years later, we still usually get together at least twice a year or more.
They all started having children, soon after they were married, and that became the major topic of conversation. Ken & I wanted children also, but weren't able to have any for awhile - so that worried me and left me feeling bad after being with the other couples and their babies. I finally got pregnant and we were so happy, but I had a miscarriage at about 3 months. We were really disappointed. I decided to take it to the Lord. I prayed asking for a child, and promised the Lord that if I was blessed with a child I would do everything in my power to teach the child righteous principles and set a good example. I did get pregnant for which I was very grateful. That special baby, was our “Sandi”.
Our Friends Joanne & Ralph Petersen have a condo at Snowbird and have invited us a couple of times to be with them and our other friends (Eleanor & Dennis Ewing, Margie & Gary Nelson & Pat & Ron Bradfield) to spend a couple of days. We always had a great time laughing & talking, hiking, enjoying the beautiful scenery, riding the tram, playing games, eating, munching, etc.
Pat was my best friend growing up and Eleanor was my next best friend. We were all friends with Margie and Joanne too. We had a great time growing up together in the 40’s and 50’s. We all got married within a couple of years of each other. Our husbands enjoyed each other too, so we got together often to eat, play games, go to dances, etc. It is now 2013 and we are still good friends although we don’t get together as often since Pat’s husband, Ron, died with a stroke over five years ago, and Margie was killed in a car accident a year later. Her and Gary had put in to serve a mission and their mission call was in the mailbox when she was killed. We had missed them. Joanne has had kidney problems, was on dialysis, and got a kidney transplant, but still has problems. Eleanor is on oxygen round the clock so the last time we got together for lunch, she had to bring her portable oxygen tank and Joanne was on dialysis every other day. They live in St. George, but I had e-mailed her to see if we could all get together when they were up the next time to visit their family, so she called me to say when they would be up, and I called the others and we had a great visit. Gary had remarried a lady named Ruth, so we met her that day.
Pat has terrible health and has for a long time. She is overweight and has osteoarthritis and suffers terribly from it, but usually is positive and appreciates the blessings the Lord has given her. Her two daughters have left the church, and that is heartache to her, but her two sons are still strong in the church. Pat goes to church each week even though she is in terrible pain. I love that special friend and am proud of her. What a great example she is to me and everyone. Joanne passed away in 2014 of Cancer. Ron left Pat pretty well off, but she divided his retirement with her four children, then later let her youngest son, David, and his family move into her home since David was out of work. This wasn’t a good idea as David’s wife wasn’t a good housekeeper and soon the house was a mess and that was hard on Pat since she was a good housekeeper.  Pat had to tend the children a lot and with Pat’s bad health, that was hard on her too. Pat helped them with their bills and eventually signed her home over to them. Big mistake! In 2016, David and his wife sold Pat’s home and moved her with them to Arizona to an apartment. Pat loved her home and hated to leave it but had no choice. Things are even worse now as David and his wife thought they could find good employment in Arizona, but it hasn’t turned out that way. (The grass is always greener on the other side.) Finances are bad again and Pat is helping them out with her Social Security. Pat’s doctor in Arizona won’t give her the medications her doctors in Utah were giving her for pain and her health problems, so she is really suffering. We keep in touch. While we were still living in Clinton, I asked Pat if Ken and I could come and get her and she could stay with us for a week, two weeks or however long she could. We thought it would be good to get her out of the house and be with us. At first, she was excited and wanted to come, but later she called and said that she has bladder and bowel problems now too and it just wouldn’t work, especially since we only had one bathroom there. I feel so bad for her as she is such a good person. She doesn’t blame the Lord for her trials, but said she wondered what she had done wrong to deserve such a life. The only happy time Pat has had, was when raising her children with Ron and their life before Ron died. I told her that the Lord chastens those he loves, and that she hadn’t done anything wrong, that these are just trials and to just have faith and try to endure to the end. We sure pray for her. In November 2017, I talked to Pat on the phone and she had fallen and broken her femur bone in her leg and had to have it operated on. Her son and daughter-in-law both work and their children are in school, so there was no one to take care of her after she came home from the rehab. She tried to get into a state funded assisted living, but it didn’t work out. Ken and I went to visit her in Provo at her rehab and when we left, we were very concerned about how she would even get to the bathroom with being alone and we decided that she needed to come and live with us, so we could take care of her. She said she would think about it, and she later called and said she couldn’t as it wouldn’t be fair to us and our children. She knows that we usually go visit Shellie and her family in Arizona at least once a year and they come and stay with us for a couple of weeks each summer or more often. We go to Twin Falls, Idaho (Kimberly, Idaho) to visit Jeff and his family often and we do a lot with our family. She felt she would be a burden on us, and she didn’t want that for us or to slow us down, so she said “No”, that she would work it out and be okay. She did work it out, and her son and his family helped her more. We realized that it would have been hard to have Pat stay with us, but I was glad we offered that to her, and we would have done it and the Lord would have helped us, if she had said “Yes”.
I worked part-time as a secretary/receptionist for my Uncle Dale in his farm manufacturing business. I enjoyed working as a secretary and working for Uncle Dale. He was very good to me. His business was called Clear-field Manufacturing Company. Hal and Bryce worked for Uncle Dale part-time also making farm equipment. Uncle Dale worked so many hours there at his business. I told him one day that he should take more time off to relax and enjoy life. He said “Mae, this is what I enjoy doing. I love my work.” Years later I found out that his wife, Aunt Esther, who I always thought was so happy and fun to be around (at least she was whenever I was around her) was just the opposite at home. My cousin, Randy, said that his mother was a very depressed person, negative and hard to be around, so it was easier for his dad to just stay at work rather than be around her. The children all worked for their dad in his business too and later he divided the business and gave each of his children part of it. After a few months, I wanted full-time work, so I applied at Clearfield State Bank. I passed the test with a high score and passed the interview so was hired. I was a book-keeper. I enjoyed the ladies I worked with and I enjoyed the work. My second cousin, Marilyn Bushnell also worked there. She lived in Clearfield. I hadn’t known her before I started working here. I worked there less than a year because I got pregnant with Sandi, and we bought us our new home on 13th street in Ogden.  When I was hired, John asked if I would plan on working for at least a year. I told him “yes”, as I had had trouble getting pregnant, so I didn’t think that would be a problem. Finally, I started having morning sickness, so I brought soda crackers to munch on to help me. The other ladies brought snacks, so I didn’t think anything about it. The day that I went to the doctor to make sure I was pregnant, I told the ladies that I had an appointment with the eye doctor as I didn’t want them to know that I was going to an OBGYN. When I came back, they were laughing, and I asked them why they were laughing and they said “You forgot to take your glasses to your appointment”. (I had left them on my desk). They said, “You are pregnant, aren’t you?”. I told them “yes”, how did you know? They said they suspected it when I was always eating soda crackers. When I told John that I had to quit before the year was up, he was kind and understanding.
**See if this duplicates part of the above.**
My friends, Margie & Gary got married in April of our senior year - not sure why they didn't wait until school was out. It wasn’t that they had to get married, as she was not pregnant, and they were married in the temple. Ken & I were married next - in June, then Joan & Ralph were married in the fall. Eleanor & Dennis had been going together the longest (6 years), but they didn't get married until the following June. They used to fight so much when we were double dating - that we worried they would kill each other if they should marry. But, they didn't - in fact, they get along good and are happy. We all lived in the Weber & Davis County area, so we still did a lot together after we were married. Our husbands all became good friends also. Over the years we have stayed close. We usually get together at least twice a year or more.
Anyway, they all started having children soon after they were married, and that became the major topic of conversation. Ken & I wanted children also, but weren't able to have any for awhile - so that worried me and left me feeling bad after being with the other couples and their babies. I finally got pregnant and we were so happy, but I had a miscarriage at about 3 months. We were really disappointed. I decided to take it to the Lord. I prayed asking for a child, and promised the Lord that if I was blessed with a child I would do everything in my power to teach the child righteous principles and set a good example. I did get pregnant for which I was very grateful.
I had only been working part time for Uncle Dale and I wanted full-time work so I applied at Clearfield State Bank. I passed the test with a high score and passed the interview so was hired. I was a book-keeper. I enjoyed the ladies I worked with and I enjoyed the work. I worked there less than a year because I got pregnant with Sandi, and we bought us our new home on 13th street in Ogden. I’ll insert a funny incident that happened there. When I came back to work from my first doctor appointment, the ladies were laughing and said “So, you’re going to have a baby.” I said “How did you know.” They said because you said you were going to the eye doctor, but you left your glasses here. Also, we have noticed that you have been eating lots of soda crackers and you haven’t looked so good so we thought you must be having morning sickness. When John hired me, he asked me if I could work at least a year as they hated to spend the time and money training a person if they only stayed for a few months. We had been trying to have a baby, but I hadn’t been able to get pregnant, other than one miscarriage, so I fully intended to work there for at least a year. This would only be about 10 months so I didn’t want them to know until I had to tell them – but they figured it out. John was ok with it, he understood.
I quit work at the bank in August as we moved into our new home in Ogden. We were excited to move into our home. Since it was new, we were able to choose the carpet, Formica, etc. The home had two bedrooms and a bath, a long kitchen and long living room and a full unfinished basement. We put the landscaping in and had a nice garden out in back.


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The first thing that you will see that is different from other Smalltalk libraries is that the method signatures shown have type annotations. Notice how much easier this makes it to understand the interface. If you open the class header (the first item in the outline), you will see that the instance variables have types, too (and you can imbed comments in the instance variable string, as well). As you can see, type annotations are enclosed in angle brackets (<...>); method return types are preceded by a hat (^). You will get a quick tutorial on the type system later, so don't worry too much about the exact meaning of the types right now.
You can look at method bodies by expanding the method or methods you are interested in. Many different operations on methods and categories are available by right-clicking over a category or method header to get the context menu.
To illustrate using the browsers and the type system, we will undertake a very small project: adding a 'forward' button to the browser. I've gone ahead and added almost all the machinery needed for this, but you will need to add two small methods, and add one line to another method (I'll provide the exact text to enter). I've added an instance variable 'forwardURLs', and put some methods that manipulate it in the category private-forward. If you look at the instance variables, you can see clearly that the type of the instance variable is <OrdCltn[URL]>. OrdCltn is just a convenient alias for OrderedCollection, since it is commonly used. Collections are generic, just like View, so we can see easily that this is an ordered collection of URLs, which the type system will enforce for us.
Expand the private-forward category. If you would like to see all the other places that I modified, right click over the #forwardURLs method and select 'Senders'.
The main thing you need to do is add the method that is invoked when the forward command is invoked. Start by adding a new method to the private-forward category, by selecting 'New method' from the category context menu. Then, enter the following text (you can copy and paste using <Ctrl>-C and <Ctrl>-V):
This method uses the #popNextURLOrIfAbsent: method to pop the last forward link off the forwardURLs ordered collection, sets the model of the view to that URL, and then pushes the previous URL onto the history list. If the forward list is empty, the ...IfAbsent: block is invoked instead. I've intentionally put a common kind of Smalltalk bug in this method, to illustrate the type system. Can you see the bug?
Note the type annotations. The argument is a block, whose value type we don't care about, so we can just use <[]> to indicate a block that takes no arguments and produces an Object, by default. We haven't declared a return type for the method, so it defaults to a return type of <Self>, which we could have explicitly written by writing '^<Self>' at the end of the method signature.


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PTYX30-Oct-19 03:04 AM
If you generate a new addrwss for each transaction you would need to move those funds to the new address which costs transaction fees. Therefore not practical.
@BobZilla I'll ask about the form, I haven't used it in a bit.
BobZilla30-Oct-19 03:05 AM
I am not the guy who speaks for teh project but the lead dev did ask me to find someone to talk too about it
Regnar30-Oct-19 03:05 AM
Form should be up in 24 hours @BobZilla
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:05 AM
Bitcoin is so yesterday
BobZilla30-Oct-19 03:06 AM
OK thanks guys ,, we will use the form and go through normal channels hopefully we can get somethig cooking,, i love the wallet BTW,,
I am going to be playing in teh halloween styres test too
dingles30-Oct-19 03:06 AM
So workflow: Send BTC to AtomicDex wallet, trade, retrieve BTC from AtomicDex. Now you would need to delete the wallet and create a new one?(edited)
Before sending BTC back to AtomicDex?
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:07 AM
If you didn't want to use the same trading address then yes, you create a new "profile"(edited)
The purpose of the dex is to facilitate P2P trading. Creating change addresses for each transaction seems irrelevant to that end.
Sure, change addresses improve pseudoanonimity but you can withdraw to an unused btc address and accomplish the same thing since the transactions can be traced back to the origin regardless
dingles30-Oct-19 03:09 AM
Fair enough. Seems very clunky. Like there should be a refresh address/wallet button or something.
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:09 AM
Possibly it would cater to users like you but that's not the majority
90% is users don't want to pay fees to create new change addresses.
Atomicdex is multi account. So you can have different seeds/addresses if you wish.
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dingles30-Oct-19 03:13 AM
Yes. I get that. It is the difference between being able to use AtomicDex as a wallet and using it as just a quick dip exchange. Since it looks like a wallet and is being promoted as a wallet it seems odd that a key wallet feature (that really should be enabled by default if someone is going to use this as a wallet) would be missing.
Still the best exchange out there, but it is concerning to me that new addresses are not implemented when it is pretty obvious that people will use this as their main wallet(edited)
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:15 AM
Does coinomi and testwallet create change addresses?
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:15 AM
The bitcoin blockchain is a public ledger that records bitcoin transactions. - I found that on google - I must be missing something
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:15 AM
Do most end-user wallets? Nope. Native wallets do.
Ledger does but again, this seems like something a minority of the users would like and not a requirement to fulfill the purpose of the dex.
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dingles30-Oct-19 03:16 AM
That could be my disconnect here. I have only used native wallets to date.(edited)
Regnar30-Oct-19 03:16 AM
Generating a new address when you click receive and implementing change addresses is not the same
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:16 AM
I heard coinomi is really secure - lol
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:17 AM
If you've only used native wallets then this seems like a personal preference. Most lite wallets offer one address per seed for ease of use.
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:18 AM
I suppose you could create multiple seeds
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:18 AM
Yes he can create multiple profiles
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:19 AM
Ohhhh he's talking about multiple ....what you call ems
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:19 AM
But atomicdex is in beta phase and right now focus lies on DEX protocol and improving the DEX core layer and multi-protocol support.  I was even wondering if it had something to do with atomic trades and not splitting utxos. Like I said, it is not obvious why this was missing or if I was simply not looking in the right spot and there is currently no public documentation to find out.
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:22 AM
It's not economic
Think about it, if you have 1 btc and make a trade for 0.1, now you have to move the rest to a change address
That takes more transaction fees unless you trade the full amount and the change lands on the new address.
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:25 AM
Couldn't the transaction still be traced to the other address?
Pirate Chain (ARRR) is a 100% private send cryptocurrency. It uses a privacy protocol that cannot be compromised by other users activity on the network.
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:27 AM
Transactions are fully traceable to the change addresses. So in theory there isn't an improvement by adding that function
It's better to withdraw funds to an unrelated address(edited)
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:27 AM
Go see the future @dingles
dingles30-Oct-19 03:29 AM
@PTYX So are you saying that the transaction fees are cheaper if you do send to the current unlock hash? I don’t see how that would make a difference(edited)
Wouldn’t you just have a pool of unlock hashes that you could spend from in your wallet and create a multi-tx spend with a targeted unlock hash (to whom you’re trading with) and then the left overs are sent to your new unlock hash?(edited)
That should not cost any more than creating a singleton-tx spend with a targeted unlock hast (to whom you’re trading with) and then sending the leftovers back to your current unlock hash.(edited)
Maybe you are forgetting that you always need to move the left overs to a specified unlock hash no mater what, even if it is going back to the same unlock hash.(edited)
PTYX30-Oct-19 03:38 AM
If you have multiple utxos in the address that becomes more difficult. Your explanation seems overly complex compared to the current logic.
I don't think changing the logic of the atomicdex is high priority at the moment.
I'm sure if there's a more efficient way of doing it, the team will look into it.
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:40 AM
Woah... @dingles got some game tho
dingles30-Oct-19 03:41 AM
Maybe there is something with the atomic swap timelocks that do not play nicely with multi-tx transactions though? If so, it would be interesting to know that this is a technical limitation and not a ui limitation.
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:46 AM
I'm sure the "hand shake" would have to know more information than that already exist taking more time to verify the swap from the p2sh timelock address(es)+(es) - kinda like pole vaulting over mouse turds
I've been known to be wrong
It would be better to talk at #dev-marketmaker
Not a UI issue
MM2 / iquana handle all that core shit
It would be a new API that would be used by GUI builders -
dingles30-Oct-19 03:55 AM
Thanks for the feedback and insight. I’ll read through some atomic swap examples and that GUI builders API first to see if I can understand why multiple unlock hashes would cause an issue.
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 03:55 AM
I see the plausibility.... dont know how hard to code that into the swap process
The logic code will be seen in MM2 - I'm sure someone has the github link over at #dev-marketmaker
kmdkrazy30-Oct-19 04:06 AM
Theses are Electum wallets / SPV ---- not sure if they are BIP39 or not....
Good luck on your quest
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jl777c30-Oct-19 05:29 AM
it is a false sense of privacy, to use different change addresses. the only valid reason is much better resistance against quantum computers. the downside is that it would become UNUSABLE in lite mode due to the overhead of having to query all the addresses. so given the tradeoff off being unusable vs. subject to attack from QC, the choice was obvious. If you want actual privacy, use PIRATE. another benefit of reusing addresses is that over time reputations can be established
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kmd.dex30-Oct-19 06:34 AM
u only got 1 bitcoin address with atomicDeX
@jl777c hi dude , can you send me some Rick? 100 will be nice. my address : RBvMpFRcPq6mpMsMf5jNX6iCe5VKLYxnoB(edited)
Yeah that just sends you to a page explaining how to install testflight there is no code anywhere, even trying to type in the c2moleoc wouldnt work because he couldnt use numbers in the password
Oszy30-Oct-19 08:42 AM
@kmd.dex let's use the system, put up an order of 0.1-1 MORTY for 100 RICK and I sell into it so you'll have some rick
Cryptoon30-Oct-19 08:48 AM
@Bernz - Selling LABS
Once you installed testflight click on second button it will link to dex in testflight app
CoinKing8830-Oct-19 08:58 AM
How long before sell orders time out on the atomic dex?
Often you see ppl place sells at really high spots for the "just in case" scenario
Is that possible in Atomic Dex, so putting KMD for sale @ $ 1,50 or something and never have to look back untill i get a message the order went through
CoinKing8830-Oct-19 09:14 AM
While keeping it off CEX so it's safe all the time
Cryptoon30-Oct-19 09:23 AM
I would assume as long as you leave the app open?
As it’s p2p orderbooks you need to have a running device?
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Oszy30-Oct-19 09:34 AM
@CoinKing88 they don't time out until you cancel them
Thank you very much @artemii235 - we will integrate this feature and the "export/import" wallet functionality for the coming mobile app 0.3.0 release. Will let you know how it goes.
confirming, anything larger than 9999 gets deleted from the text box
using max amount and deleting off numbers doesn't help either as "X" deletes full amount not just lat digit
any coin
Regnar30-Oct-19 05:09 PM
I gota lot of timeout status on trade that I picked from the orderbook when it showed inprogress of 2/3 matched previously
From telegram, should they send logs?
Acura30-Oct-19 05:18 PM
It would be good if a hint appears in the trade window during a swap that says you shouldn't lock the screen and disconnect the internet connection - helpful for iPhone users.
Some users don't know that.
Also one note when picking coins to trade on dex window. If you have set amount for specific base pair and choose another base pair then earlier choosed amount goes to new pair also. I think for safety it would be wise to reset amounts to zero always when changing base pair.
coingirl8730-Oct-19 05:34 PM
Where i can find my open offers (Not orders)?
coingirl8730-Oct-19 05:43 PM
I have some swaps where maker und taker payment id is emty...is that a bug?
Mark8130-Oct-19 06:09 PM
i have those also empty when i have been maker on swaps. only swap id is visible on those completed trades,
smk762 - dracocanis ominator30-Oct-19 07:02 PM
@here I've done some work on a leaderboard to track the best swappers during the stress test :)
There is the option to register your Discord username to an address. If you'd like to do so, please DM me the details - you'll also need to confirm address ownership via a small RICK Morty transaction to my address (which will be returned with a bonus).
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Log a message to the job manager log file. The message is preceded by a timestamp.
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Send a response to the job manager program. The response may either be a hash reference consisting of a hash of (variable, value) pairs, which will be returned to the job manager, or an already formatted string. This only needs to be directly called by a job manager implementation when the script wants to send a partial response while processing one of the scheduler interface methods (for example, to indicate that a file has been staged).
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Submit a job request to the scheduler. The default implementation returns with the Globus::GRAM::Error::UNIMPLEMENTED error. Scheduler specific subclasses should reimplement this method to submit the job to the scheduler.
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Clean up cache references in the GASS which match this job's cache tag .
Create the remote I/O file in the job dir which will contain the remote_io_url RSL attribute's value.
Relocate the delegated proxy for job execution. Job Managers need to override the default if they intend to relocate the proxy into some common file system other than the cache. The job manager program does not depend on the new location of the proxy. Job Manager modules must not remove the default proxy.
Append $path to the value of $ref->{$var}, dealing with the case where $ref->{$var} is not yet defined.
Create a new process to run the first argument application with the remaining arguments (which may be empty). No shell metacharacter will be evaluated, avoiding a shell invocation. Stderr is redirected to /dev/null and stdout is being captured by the parent process, which is also the result returned. In list mode, all lines are returned, in scalar mode, only the first line is being returned. The line termination character is already cut off. Use this function as more efficient backticks, if you do not need shell metacharacter evaluation.
Caution: This function deviates in two manners from regular backticks. Firstly, it chomps the line terminator from the output. Secondly, it returns only the first line in scalar context instead of a multiline concatinated string. As with regular backticks, the result may be undefined in scalar context, if no result exists.
A child error code with an exit code of 127 indicates that the application could not be run. The scalar result returned by this function is usually undef'ed in this case.
Create a new process to run the first argument application with the remaining arguments (which may be empty). No shell metacharacter will be evaluated, avoiding a shell invocation.
This method returns a list of two items, the standard error of the program, and the exit code of the program. If the error code is 127, then the application could not be run. Standard output is discarded.
Fork off a child to run the first argument in the list. Remaining arguments will be passed, but shell interpolation is avoided. Signals SIGINT and SIGQUIT are ignored in the child process. Stdout is appended to /dev/null, and stderr is dup2 from stdout. The parent waits for the child to finish, and returns the value for the CHILD_ERROR variable as result. Use this function as more efficient system() call, if you can do not need shell metacharacter evaluation.
Note that the inability to execute the program will result in a status code of 127.
Return the temporary directory to store job-related files, which have no need for file caching.
Either add a line to the specified command script file handle to load the user's default SoftEnv configuration, or create a custom SoftEnv script and add commands to the specified command script file handle to load it.
When returning from a job interface method, or when sending an intermediate response via the response() method, the following hash keys are valid:
JOB_STATE
An integer job state value. These are enumerated in the Globus::GRAM::JobState module.
ERROR
An integer error code. These are enumerated in the Globus::GRAM::Error module.
JOB_ID
A string containing a job identifier, which can be used to poll, cancel, or signal a job in progress. This response should only be returned by the submit method.
SCRATCH_DIR
A string containing the path to a newly-created scratch directory. This response should only be returned by the make_scratchdir method.
STAGED_IN
A string containing the (URL, path) pair for a file which has now been staged in. This response should only be returned by the stage_in method.
STAGED_IN_SHARED
A string containing the (URL, path) pair for a file which has now been staged in and symlinked from the cache. This response should only be returned by the stage_in_shared method.
STAGED_OUT
A string containing the (path, URL) pair for a file which has now been staged out by the script. This response should only be returned by the stage_out method.


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Enter commands below. Note that the movements are based off the original reference frame.

Click the save button to save the cube state.
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Upload a file to load a cube state.
Use arrow keys to rotate the whole cube.
The following Singmaster-style commands can be used to make turns:
The default direction is clockwise. Use an apostrophe (') after a command to rotate counter-clockwise. Alternatively, use the advanced controls to manually specify a turn axis and direction.


Making things Accessable
Considering accessability early on can go a long way to ensuring your website will be able to used by just about without, ensuring everyone can get the same experience no matter their limitatation. While discussing accessability and evualating other websites it has made us begin to think about the ways we build our own websites as well.Lables
Looking at my page I see that I have neglected to lable my pages. Would be helpful to know what each page is before clicking on them for those who are viewing the page besides me. It's better to have this taken care of early on rather than later once you have built up a huge list of different pages, then it can become very tedious.
After adding labels the pages are a lot more identifiable now. Fortunally I already made sure to give all my images alt tags, so that will save time not having to go through every image to add them in. It's generally important to make sure things are all labeled properly and to ensure that those lables are understandable. Right now this is a simple fix but for those who have been building their websites for years this can be quite the headache if not dealt with early on.
Tools
I ran my page through two tools Lighthouse and Wave
Looking at this it seems like my page got pretty good marks, but there are always ways to find improvements to increase performance and overall accessability of the website. The fact that I am using a bootstrap may have had a hand in it.
Improvements
There's a few things I would like to do in order to improve the accessability on my page. One would be to work in a way to add keyboard only navigation. Mainly in the way of switching from each page using the arrow keys for easy navigation.
I also think the page headers with the white text could have borders added to them to allow them to be more easily seen. Sometimes I think the white text may be difficult to see for some without the border.
Sumamry
Since i'm using a bootstrap for this page that might have been a reason why there were little problems that needed to be fixed from the audit. Bootstraps can come in handy to use in order to help minimize inaccessability issues, although i'm sure that's not the case with all of them. Accessability is highly important whether you use them or not. Just having the avaliable can go a long way to extenting the reach of your brand and into created a more inviting enviroment for every user.