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Friday, March 01, 2013
We got up at 5:30AM and soon had the car packed and off for Soda Springs and the Trail Canon Ranch. We stopped at a Sub-Way to get us a sandwich for breakfast. It was almost 9:30AM when we got there. Roy and Shellie had got there last night. After getting settled in I started working on the snowmobiles to get them running. That was somewhat of a challenge, but after thawing out the ice in a couple of them we got the three of them running. Nick, Roy and I drove them down to the warming house and left them there. Nike walked back to the lodge and brought his car down for us to ride back to the lodge. We ate lunch and then the six of us went riding for a while. We are short of fuel in the snowmobiles so Roy, Nick and I went into town and bought 10 gal of gas. We ate dinner when we got back to the Lodge. Nick and I played two games of Sequence and I won both of them. All of us watched “Chisum” starring John Wayne before we went to bed.
Saturday, March 02, 2013
Mae and I got up and took showers. Sherrie had a wonderful breakfast for us this morning. Roy, Sandi and I went snowmobiling and then came back about 12:30PM. We had an enjoyable time. The one snowmobile did start heating up before we came back to the lodge. Mae, Shellie and Nick stayed at the lodge and played games. Again Sherrie had a very good lunch for us. We all stayed at the lodge and played games and just enjoyed relaxing. Sandi and Shellie designed a tree with a bear cub climbing it, out of snow. It was really a work of art. Those two girls have such talent and artistic abilities. Roy, Nick and I took Sherrie’s Ford truck and pulled the trailer down to where the snowmobile’s were parked and loaded them onto the trailer and brought them up to the Lodge. The snow is melting so fast that the road is completely melted of snow. When we got back Sherrie had a very excellent dinner. She seems to almost outdo herself with each meal. Dinner was almost like a thanksgiving meal. Just before we ate dinner Sandy was informed that JaNae and Brad are about to have their power turned off on Monday. This was really upsetting to all of us. We all offered suggestions how the situation might be handled but when it comes down to it Sandi has some serious problems to try to handle. We again played games and watched a movie before going to bed.
Sunday, March 03, 2013
We woke about 7:30AM and could soon smell breakfast. Sandi hadn’t slept very well trying to figure out how to help Brad and JaNae. After breakfast we got things packed to leave. We left about 11AM but stopped for gas and drinks, for Roy and Nick, in Soda Springs. We ran into bad weather as we approached Tremonton through to Willard. After getting home we unpacked things from Nick’s car and got them on their way home. Roy, Shellie, Mae and I took a nap before going over to Jeff and Gail’s. We had all our children there again except Sandi. Sandi called me and told me that for now things were settled with JaNae and Brad. I hope it will really help them. As a family we played and enjoyed being together for a wonderful evening. It is now after 10PM and though I would like to stay up with Roy and Shellie, I had better get to sleep as I have to drive in the morning. The week end has gone too fast. We sure have a good family. they have their challenges and problems but I don’t know of many with as good of family.
Monday, March 04, 2013
Mae didn’t get to bed until well after mid-night so she slept in, but she had my breakfast ready for me. My AM run went well. I got home before Roy and Shellie got up. Mae prepared breakfast but it was after 11AM before we finished. We played game until it was time for me to take my PM run. Mae prepared Corn Beef Patties for lunch and then took Roy and Shellie to the airport. Mae went shopping after letting them off. When I came home I warmed up some dinner and then started cleaning up the dishes. It was almost 6PM when Mae got home. I helped carry in the groceries while Mae put them away. I then worked on my journals.
Tuesday, March 05, 2013
I didn’t sleep very well last night. I was going to let Mae sleep in but she insisted that she got up and got our breakfast. When I got home from my bus run I called and got an appointment with Dr. Toone. When I told Bob that I was going he also called and got an appointment, so we rode down together. Shortly after Bob and I returned home, Mae took Vendla Reid to a Doctor’s appointment that she needed to go to. I left for my afternoon run before Mae returned. Bob had a stir fry cooked up and shared with us when I got home. Mae and I watched the last of a TV show while we ate. We then watched a second movie.
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
This morning the alarm did not go off. I do not know why, but I woke at 5:30AM thinking that it was 3:30AM and would have turned over and slept longer but nature called so I got up. When I got a clear look at the clock it almost shocked me. We had to hurry but we made it ok. After my morning run I went to an appointment with Monarch Dental to have my teeth cleaned and a general check-up. All went well and I was impressed with the services until they said that I had one area where the depth of measurement went to 5 & 6 mm. They then gave me a dollar quote to clean this area for $276.00. I told them I would have to reschedule. That amount almost floored me! What they had done up to this point was covered by the $29.00 offer, but they didn’t clean my teeth’ which is what I went in for in the first place. As I drove home, the more I thought about the situation the more concerned I became about the way this turned out. This evening after getting home from work, I called and visited with Chelci about it. She said that that price was more in line with the deep cleaning and treating of the complete mouth, not just one tooth area. After dinner this evening I was able to find the U-tub sight that David wanted me to watch, and I watched the total segment. Many of the items brought up I have been acquainted and resolved for myself, over the years. I don’t know how one would attempt to digest and resolve “all at one time” for someone else but nothing that I heard from the U-tub presentation disturbed me. Mae went to a Ward Food Storage meeting this evening. I visited with Bob about working on his Family History and getting he and Margaret Sealed to Lester. When I came downstairs I turned on the TV and watched the last of a movie. Mae got home just at the end of the show. We took our pills and went to bed.
Thursday, March 07, 2013
I didn’t sleep very well again last night. Mae got me to come back to bed for a little while but then I didn’t want to get up at all. I did and Mae got breakfast for me and got me off. My runs went well today. We had Whipple come and service our furnace. There is a bearing going out on the furnace that needs to be replaced before next fall. It will cost $600.00 so we are going to hold up until next fall. Like Bob said, he might not be here by next fall. Mae also got on the computer and got things ready for Bob to be sealed to his father, thus allowing his children access to the Family History. When I got home this afternoon I helped Mae prepare grilled chicken for dinner. We watched a TV show while eating. At 7PM we went to Thomas’s and Mae helped Morgan with some problems with his Family History. After getting home we soon prepared and went to bed.
Friday, March 08, 2013
After my AM run I went into the Work Care Center and got my physical examination for my Medical Examiner’s Certificate that is required each year for Bus Drivers privileges. That went well. It was almost noon when I got home. I took a short nap and then went in for my PM run. I realized that I had gone in almost an hour early, so I parked the bus and read for a while. I helped Mae prepare some dinner this evening. We tended Scott and Mishelle’s children while they went out for the evening. We enjoyed playing games for a while and then Kylan, Ashley and I watched the movie “Trial of Old Drum”. The twins started to watch it but lost interest quickly so Mae took them into the other room and played games with them. After Scott and Mishelle returned for the children Mae and I watched another DVD “The Express”, a true story of Ernie Davis. It was very good except almost at the end the language got a little out of line.
Saturday, March 09, 2013
Although we were late getting to bed, I woke quite early. I went back to sleep in the recliner. Mae came in about 8AM so we went back to bed for a while and then took showers. I sure love and enjoy that special sweetheart of me. We were late getting some brunch. I did some work on my Journals. This afternoon we went to the church house and helped decorate the tables for the Stake High Priest Social to be held this evening.  I had to help serve the meal but it went were well. we did enjoy being with many that we know, but there was also many that we know that weren’t there. I dare say that there should have been at least 50% more in attendance. Mae and I stayed after to help clean up. I hadn’t thought about that part until I suddenly realized that Sister Johnston would not feel up to staying while we cleaned up. I asked Bob to drive her home, which he did. After Mae and I got home we both started working on our personal histories. I did turn on the TV to TCM channel and a fair show came on that we watched before going to bed.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
I woke at 6AM, so I thought but didn’t realize that today started Day Light Saving Time. I went to my High Priest leadership meeting and found that I was an hour late. I had not heard that Day Light Saving Time was going into affect a month early this year. Bob prepared dinner for us at noon. Mae and I read the Priesthood / Relief Society lesson before going to meeting. It is a wonderful message that made me wonder just how would someone cover in a lesson the great information taught by President Lorenzo Snow. We did have 4 that came into the Family History room for help today. I haven’t felt totally well today. After meetings we came home and got some dinner. I then took a short nap. We went over to Jeff and Gail’s and played games this evening. When we got home I entered this entry before we went to bed.
Monday, March 11, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so when I got up I had her go back to sleep for a while. My morning run went well. We had an emergency bus evacuation drill at the grade school this morning and it went very well. I hope my drill at the junior high school goes that well on Wednesday. After getting home I took about an hour nap. I then went out and cleaned the chicken coop getting it ready for the new chicks. The ground is about ready to plant peas. I tried to set up the Maverik Black Debit card and finally got one set up for me but now I will have to set one up for Mae. My PM run went well. This evening Mae made pizzas for dinner. We ate them up stairs while we watched a movie that Bob had recorded. It was “Heaven Knows Mr. Allison” with Roger Mitchem and Debra Karr. Bob had to leave as Sherrie is going into the hospital for a test. We had seen it but we enjoyed it again. We came downstairs after it finished and started working on journals. I had a question so went up to ask Bob and got interested in another show. I suddenly looked at the clock and realized that I had been looking at a clock that Bob had not reset. I quickly left and came downstairs to finished my journal and go to bed.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Neither Mae nor I slept well last night. I thought about calling in but didn’t and I made it ok. Brother Campbell and I used my tiller and tilled a young couple’s garden spot for them. I was glad when I found out the families situation.  The mother is an inactive member and the father is not a member. I just wish there was something else I could do for them. Mae talked me into taking a nap so I did without much resistance. My PM runs went well except I stopped into the office to find out the rules concerning skate boards. I was going to work out in the yard after getting home but Mae convinced me to relax. I tried to get our Garmin GPS programmed to download new maps but ran out of memory. I will have to call for help tomorrow. I watched a little TV but really didn’t find a show to watch. This evening Mae and I went to the church and filled the supplies in all the restrooms. One of the youth knocked the cover to a fire alarm off and it set all the alarms in the building off. I made a call and got the Stake building person over and he got the unit reset. We also turned off all the lights and looked the doors before we left. I filled out this journal entry and we went to bed.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
I slept in the recliner most of the night. Mae made waffles for breakfast which are always very good. My runs went well, we held a evacuation drill with the Jr. High youth and our drill went quite well. as I watched other buses do their drill I felt our youth did a much better performance. After getting home I did some work on the back yard but it isn’t leveling as well as I had hoped it would. Using my tow chain I was able to get most of the stump pulled out of the ground. (Using the tow chain reminded me of a incidence that took place in 1970, so I will add it to that journal.) I was starting to fill the hole back in, when I realized that time was quickly passing. I went into the house and hurried to shower and change. Mae and I then went to the Kaysville Tanner clinic office where she and I had an appointment with Dr. Lee. We then came home and I had to hurry to get to work. Mae took Sister Olsen to visit Dolly Southern. The three of them then went for a ride, just to get out. They went up to Morgan and visited the Morgan Cemetery. Mae got home about the same time that I came home from work. During my PM runs I told the youth that they could no longer bring their skate boards on the bus. They seem to accept the change ok. When I got home I wanted to do more work outside but I just didn’t feel very good. I took a nap and then Mae read some from a book that Sister Mc Entire let us borrow. Both Mae and I worked on our journals before we went to bed.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
I didn’t feel very well this morning but went to work anyway. Both runs went well. When I got Mae had left me a note telling me that she was over tending Scott’s twins as Mishelle had a migraine head ach. I just got undressed and went to bed feeling quite sick. I slept until 1PM and felt much better when I woke. I got me some lunch and was just finishing when Mae came home. I told Mae that I wasn’t quite sure just how to handle the problem with the Jr. High students getting along with each other. I think that the main issue is coming form the one African American girl but I can’t accuse as that would bring up racial problems. Mae suggested that I pass out the one quote that she keeps on her wall, “I am determined to be happy in whatever situation I may be – for I have learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends upon our dispositions and not our circumstances.” We made copies of that statement and I placed them on the seats before the students got on the bus. Mae asked me what the students thought about it. I told her I wasn’t sure as there was one paper made into an airplane, some copies thrown on the floor and at least one copy torn up into pieces and thrown onto the floor. There must have been a few that were taken at least off the bus. Whether or not good will come of it, may never be known. Anyway the youth were quieter this afternoon. With Mae’s help, I got the peas planted this evening. Bob and I went Home Teaching this evening and visited the Thurman’s, the Casey’s and the Johnston’s. When I got home I filled out this journal entry and went to bed. After I left to go Home Teaching, Mae stayed and finished weeding the strawberries. She was working on her history when I got home. I am concerned that she is going to hard but when I tried to tell her that it came out wrong and I hurt her feelings.
Friday, March 15, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep well and so I had her sleep in this morning. I really don’t feel well this morning but I guess that is life. My run went well. Mae had gone with Gail’s children and taken them to the Dinosaur Park. I went straight to bed taking some vitamin C and some Tylenol. I slept for 1 ½ house and got up and ate a little. I went to get some saw dust but because of the construction in that area I couldn’t get to the pile. After my PM run I stopped and got our chicks, plus some feed for them. I just got them settled in their pen when Mae came home. They had a good time. We went to Bountiful where we met Bob and Pauline at Sizzler for diner. It was good to visit with them for a little while. We went to a band concert at Fairfield Jr. High as Kylan was in the band. We got home about 9PM and was up for just a little while before going to bed.
Saturday, March 16, 2013
I have been down all day. Mae had to go to the church to do our scheduled cleaning. She has also taken care of the chicks. She did some yard work and then this afternoon she attended Tyler’s basketball game. The only thing I have done is set in the recliner and watch TV.
Sunday, March 17, 2013
I woke at 5AM, having slept quite well, but then started coughing quite hard. I stayed home all day sleeping some and watching various programs on TV. I enjoyed two discussions on the Acts of the New Testament and two Devotional talks from BYU Idaho. I sure wish my children could have listened to them. I also realized that I need to have more trust in my Lord and realize that he is aware of all things. Mae was busy taking care of me, the new chicks, attending meetings and choir practice for Stake Conference. Bob prepared Swiss steak for the three of us and that was sure good. I could only eat ½ of mine so we saved it for later. Then this evening Bob also made up a shrimp salad that we enjoyed with our warmed up steak. When Mae got home, she sat down to relax and just got into a show when Sister Mac Entire came over and spent some time with her. Mae got in to the last of the show. I was still feeling under the weather when we went to bed so I call in sick for tomorrow, before I went to bed.
Monday, March 18, 2013
I woke at 3:30 this morning feeling pretty good so I call back in and told them I would take my run this morning. I let Mae sleep in and I got myself off to work. My run went well and I feel quite well. Mae soon left to meet with Georgia and they went to Cosco where Mae picked up a roll of ground cover. We have been told that it helps control the weeds and so we decided to give it a try. She also went to see Mishelle to give her a Birthday gift. Following that she took a gift to Bonnie Benedick, for her daughter’s wedding. Of course all of these visits between women take some visiting. Mean while I went to Peterson Medical and got some new Sleep Apnea supplies. I went to Peterson Marine for some parts but they are closed on Mondays. I also tried to find parts to build an idea that I have to keep the chicks warm. The one price outweighed the worth of the chicks so I abandoned that plan. I then refilled our water supply. By that time I needed to get some lunch before my PM run. Mae came just in time for me to take the car and go to work. Coming home from the PM run I stopped at a Mexican Restraint and bought California Bean Burrito for our dinner. It was very good and we both enjoyed it. Bob recommended a show on TV and so we watched it. It was good acting but kind of a depressing story. We read the Priesthood/Relief Society lesson for Sunday. I entered this entry before we went to bed.
 I didn’t feel very well when I woke up but went to work anyway. Mae got my breakfast for me even though she didn’t sleep very well. My run went well and when I got home I went to bed and slept about 1 ½ hours. Mae was working on our banking account. Every since we had to change out Visa Card information she has not been able to get Quicken to work on our account. She got Technical help over the internet and was on line with them when I got up. I gave her some help by getting our external hard drive and got it hooked up to our computer. I then started preparing lunch as I needed to eat and go. She was able to with the help of the technician and by me calling our credit union on another phone, finally get the problems resolved. After eating I took another 15 minute nap before taking the PM run. When I returned home Mae had just finished getting out bank statements corrected. Mae also had dinner ready and after dinner I watched a movie titled “McArthur” and it was very good (some bad language). It seems to have special meaning since we have been to the Philippines.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
I really don’t feel well today but again I well enough to drive the bus. My bus run went well. I stopped and got gas on the way home. My new Maverick card worked ok this time. When I got home I checked on the chicks before coming in. They seem to be doing well. I took a nap for about an hour. I called Shellie to see how they are doing. She has been quite depressed over Quint returning home and Roy has now changed his mind and is not going to build. Shellie said that after fasting mainly for herself she is now feeling much better. I wish I had some answers for her. But I feel quite lost myself. I called and visited with Roy for a few minutes. I also tried to call Lois again but she doesn’t answer.  Mae did some shopping and got home shortly before I left for my PM run. Mae had some homemade soup for dinner but just as we were about finished she remembered that she hadn’t put the chicken in the soup. It was good anyway. Mae had a Relief Society meeting to attend at 6PM and didn’t get home until after 8PM. While she was gone I watched some TV and also made up some capsules.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
I didn’t feel well when I woke but went in anyway. My runs went well but by the time I finished I really felt rough. When I got home I took some Tylenol and went to bed. Mae had the house all cleaned up and was ready to go to the Temple. She took Sisters names, for Sister Heydorn, that needing Initiatory Ordinances done. I slept well until after 11AM but didn’t get up until after noon. I worked on my journal for a while. I then warmed up some chicken stew that Mae made yesterday and started to eat when Mae got home. she said that the Temple was very busy today and she was only able to do the work for five sisters today. I still don’t feel the best but took my rout anyway. After getting home I watched some TV and ate some dinner. Mae worked on Family History and I worked on my journals. Mae finished what she was working on and so turned on a TV show. When I finished I set down with her and we enjoyed the show. It didn’t get over until 10PM but we really didn’t want to go to bed but did any way. I seem to have the ability that when I lay down and close my eyes, I got to sleep. Mae didn’t get to sleep until after mid-night.
Friday, March 22, 2013
When my alarm went off Mae wasn’t in bed. She had made my protein drink and went to sleep in the 2nd bedroom. I let her sleep and got myself off. I feel some better this morning and my run went well. When I got home at 9:30M the blinds were still pulled so I knew that Mae was not up yet. She was asleep in our room and she spoke to me so I stepped in. She still hadn’t slept much so I had her try to go back to sleep. When I left this morning it was heavy overcast but no storm. It’s now almost 10AM and it is snowing. This morning I was reading in 2nd Nephi, the words of Lehi to his son shortly before his death. He explains the purpose of life so beautifully and I can’t help but wonder how anyone can not understand it. Oh! How I wish my three sons would read and pray more. In-between the Jr. High and the Elementary run, I have about 20 minutes layover. I am reading “The Kolob Theorem” again for the fourth time and enjoying just as much as before. It gives so much logic as to the reason and purpose of the creation of earth as well as the theory of God the Creator. When I got home PM run, I went out to the coop to check the chicks. I found the heat light had burned out and the chicks were cold. I replaced the bulb and they seem to still be ok. Mae and I played a game of Rummy and I won her for a change. I took Mae out to dinner at Sizzler’s. We used one of my Birthday gift cards. When we came home we watched a Walton movie before going to bed.
Saturday, March 23, 2013
We slept in and then got up and got some breakfast. I prepared the breakfast while Mae went out to check on the chicks to be sure they are ok. We then went back to bed and watched a good movie on DVD. I then went back to sleep for a while. We were going to go over to Jeff and Gail’s for a little while but Jeff called and said that Ben isn’t feeling well. Both Mae and I worked on our journals. We thought that Charles and Carolyn Saunders were coming over this evening to play games. Marylyn and Kelley Bodily were coming but their daughter is expecting anytime and their Son-in-law had to be gone so they stayed with her. We therefore called Irven and Sandy and they came over. We enjoyed visiting and playing games. It was after mid-night when we went to bed.
Sunday, March 24, 2013
I woke about 8:45 this morning. Mae wasn’t in bed so when I found her she was sleeping in the recliner. She was later than I was at getting to bed. I let her sheep while I got ready for a 10 o’clock Ward Council meeting. I attended in place of Brother Thomas as they are on a cruise. Mae woke before I left. I got home before 11AM and then our Home Teachers came. Bob had dinner ready about noon and then we had to hurry to get to our Ward’s block meetings. After Sacrament meeting we attended Ward Choir practice. We then had a few minutes before we attended Stake Choir practice. After that Mae and I visited with Sister Fallis in place of visiting her in her home, this month. I took the garbage out to the curb and then went out and checked the chicks. We are missing one chick. There is a hole in the back of the pen that maybe a rat or snake might have got in. I don’t know? I shoved a 2 X 4 block into the hole but don’t know what else to do at this point. We were late getting to bed this evening.
Monday, March 25, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep much last night so I had her sleep in but she got up anyway and got me off. She did go back to bed after I left but not for long. She was up and going when I got there. She had an appointment to help Gretchen Travis with Family History at 10AM. I worked on the chicken coop, putting heavy wire mesh over areas where I thought anything could get in. Bob went to Lowe’s and bought me some mouse & rat poison that I put out for them. I texted Charles Hyer concerning the mechanic that repaired our Buick that we traded in for the Buick we have now. Bryce has a Buick that is giving him the same problem that ours was. After we traded it in the mechanic was able to find the problem. May if we can find the same mechanic, he can repair Bryce’s car. I did get a nap in before I took the PM route. Mae had dinner about ready when I got home. Steve Miller from Scotts Lawn Service came about 5:30PM and we signed up for their services for this year. We will see how this works this year. Mae and Gail took the children to Surf N Swim this evening. I watched a movie on TV with Bob. It is one that I have seen the end of twice but Bob recorded the movie so I got to see all of it this time. I filled out this entry while I was waiting for Mae to return. Mae came home about 9PM. She said that the children all ask where Grampa was. Mae took a shower and we soon went to bed.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Mae was still sleeping when I got up so I let her sleep in. I got myself of to work. The AM runs went well and I returned home about 9:30AM. Mae was up and going about the normal work. I felt tired so I lay down for an hour nap. Scott came over for dinner with Mae and I. We enjoyed our time with him. They are looking for a home but the prices are so high. Most homes are over $200,000 and well over. It is hard to imagine the great inflation and this is only the beginning. After dinner I went over to Home Depot and bought a new thermostat for the fireplace and I went to Wal-Mart and exchanged my glass case. I started to exchange the thermostat but found it faulty. It was then time for the PM run. On the run I had a woman drive through the reds and between unloading students. She ignored my honking of the horn. I think I was able to get her license and so tomorrow I will fill out Violation Notice. I have also volunteered to help with a Field Trip that Roberta ask for help with. This evening Mae and I watched two stories from the Old Testament, Jeremiah and then Ester. It was late when we got to bed.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
We both slept well last night. It is exciting to wake and find that Mae is still in bed. My runs went well. I stopped after letting the grade school children off and I texted Scott on two homes I saw “For Sale by Owner” sighs on them. When I got back to the shop I turned a complaint in on the lady that ran my Red lights yesterday. After getting home I had a snack and took a nap. I am feeling much better and sure enjoy kissing Mae again. Mae and I work on our personal histories before lunch and I took a field trip before my PM runs. I picked up the field and track youth from Woods Cross High school and took them to Syracuse High. I then took my PM runs and when I finished I took the bus home with me. Then at 6PM Mae went with me to Syracuse High and we took the youth back to Woods Cross. It was 8:45PM when we got home. I finished this entry and we went to bed.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
It was a pretty normal morning with Mae getting hot cakes and eggs for breakfast. My runs went well and I stopped into the shop to schedule my bus to be serviced and to enter my field trip from yesterday. Mae and I worked on the garden, the shop (Mae cleaned it up for me) and in the planter boxes. I took my PM run and that went well. I stopped at the store on the way home and got some items Mae needed. David and Shauna brought their children about 5PM. Mae made a chicken dinner and then David and Shauna left and we had the children stay over. We played games until I had to go to bed. Mae stayed up and continued to play games but I have to work in the morning so I went to bed.
Friday, March 29, 2013
I wasn’t sure when Mae got to bed so I let her sleep in. Connor woke while I was showering and was reading when I went into the front room. My runs went well and when I returned Mae had waffles for breakfast. I ate and took a nap. Mae and the kids had gone bowling when I woke up. I worked in the rose planters until time for the afternoon run. Shauna had come and picked up the children by the time I got home. Mae was laying down taking a nap. She woke up when I got home. We got things ready and went up to Jeff and Gail’s to tend the children while they went out. We took the children for a walk around the block. Mae took the children downstairs where they watched a movie on the TV. I fell asleep on the couch in the front room. When I woke up I went downstairs and watched the end of their movie. By then Jeff and Gail were home so after they put the children down for the night we played a game before going home. We soon got ready and went to bed. Mae read a couple of articles out of the Ensign as we drove home. I am having problems with becoming discouraged with some of the articles as I hear the writers tell how to raise families. I thought that we had tried but I feel that we sure failed.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
We got up about 7:30 and I started getting things set up outside for our family to join us about 1PM. Mae prepared us some breakfast and then worked all morning getting the house and food ready. When our family arrived between 1 and 1:30PM we let all the children hunt for Easter Eggs. When Tyler, Emily and Connor had stayed over the other night Mae had them color Easter Eggs. She also had made up plastic eggs in which she had candy and money. I hid most of the eggs throughout the yards and Mae came out and helped me with the last of the eggs. While the children we hunting Easter Eggs, they found a large rat that was dead. We suspect that he was the one that killed one of our chicks, but he must have also eaten the Rat and Mouse poison I put out. After the children found the eggs, most of the adults and older children played volleyball, and visited, While Mae & Mishelle took the younger children over to the park to play. About 5PM we barbecued chicken, hamburger and hot dogs for dinner along with all the other trimmings that was brought by each family. We had all our sons and their Families with us except for David, our grandson. Page came and brought her boy friend Garrett. It looks like they are getting quite serious. It was a wonderful day but by the time they all left Mae and I were very tired. I went with Brother Thomas home teaching to Sister Olsen’s.
Sunday, March 31, 2013
We slept in this morning. It was Fast Sunday so we didn’t eat this morning. In our High Priest Group meeting I gave the lesson. Mae also helped with the lesson in the Relief Society meeting. Bob had family come to visit this morning and then this afternoon he went to Grant’s for dinner with his family. This evening we watched the movie “The Ten Commandments” upstairs with Bob. He had recorded it from the other night. That helped as we could fast forward the film through the advertisement. It was still after mid-night when we finished the show and came downstairs.


Arlington Road ***
rated R Screen Gems 117 minutes starring Jeff Bridges, Tim Robbins, Joan Cusack, Hope Davis, Robert Gossett, Mason Gamble, Spencer Treat Clark written by Ehren Kruger directed by Mark Pellington
"Arlington Road" is an interesting thriller that lost its core audience because of poor marketing. The film was supposed to have been released in April after a teaser trailer would tell little but promise a lot. However, this was not the case. The film's trailer gave away many secret plot twists and basically told the entire story. Then, the film's release date got pushed back to July 9th when the filmmakers decided that they didnt want the touchy subject matter to coincide with the aftermath of the recent school shootings.
That being said, "Arlington Road" is a movie starring Jeff Bridges as Michael Faraday, a terrorism expert whose wife was killed in a Waco-like shootout. He meets his new neighbors, Oliver(Tim Robbins) and Cheryl(Joan Cusack) Lang, when he rescues their son after he is wounded while using fireworks. Michael and his girlfriend, Brooke(Hope Davis), befriend their neighbors while their kids bond together. However, Michael starts to notice some very disturbing things about the man next door. Is he just imagining these things(because of his terrorism-laced mind) or are they real? I will not give away any more, because hopefully you haven't seen the film's trailer and might be surprised.
Director Mark Pellington made the romantic-comedy "Going All The Way" a couple years ago, and "Arlington Road" has an entirely different filmmaking style. Despite a few formulaic plot contrivances, "Arlington Road" is a cut above most suspense flicks. Jeff Bridges is at his Lebowski-best, while Tim Robbins and Joan Cusack are absolutely haunting as the neighbors from hell. The ending of the film is devastating and very disturbing, as conventionality takes a backseat to the sad, slightly warped version of the truth.
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We never sleep and work round the cloud at Chennai, and our CEO Rad from Ottawa, Canada
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Rad brings with him more than two decades of experience in Industry and his penchant for groundbreaking for new technologies. His passion for open source and lateral thinking brings in strategic thought leadership to Megam. Electrical Engineer with 15+ in Computers and Communication Industry specialized in turnkey projects. A hands-on person with crisis management and problem solving ability with extensive domain knowledge in various process industries. An advocate of Open Source , SAAS and cloud computing technologies. He was instrumental in introducing PON ( Passive Optical Networking) and EOC ( Ethernet over Coax ) technologies for retail broadband delivery in India.
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An electrical engineer with 15+ years of experience in product development and architecting/engineering complex system integration solutions in an avid hands on specialist in hacking anything.
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Graduate from Alagappa , Responsible for the interfaces to the provisioner for Megam platform. Passionate coder in Scala/Akka/Play and others.
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Graduate from Alagappa , Responsible for the Cloud Infrastrucure for Megam cloud. Avid Ruby, Chef Recipe maker.
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We are thankful to Pandiyaraja Ramamoorthy, Subash Sethurajan for their contributions.


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Welcome to my Creative Coding Portfolio
First part of my Creative Coding studies is manipulating colours in many ways but in a controlled manner. The ability to directly influence millions of colours gives users an amazing freedom. In this chapter I developed a step by step progression of the Colour sketeches from the Generative-gestaltung website. Here we manipulate colours by contrasting colours or creating a controlled randomness
The goal of this project is to develop a visualisation of a experamental colour formulae. This visual can be controlled by a number of input parameters. On this code we look at the Phyllotaxis formula which develops spiral patterns in nature more notably in plants.
Second part of the project is experimenting with shapes using the p5.js canvas. The shapes are manipulated using mathematical formula and moved or shaped in a controlled manner. In this chapter I developed a step by step progression of the Shape sketeches from the Generative-gestaltung website. Here the shapes can be manipulated by user inputs
For my class assesment we were tasked to develop a Swiss Railway Clock hand written on paper and then tested. This repository shows the first attempt and the completed attempt of the Railway Clock
This is part of the interactive text project. Here I developed an environment where users can manipulate the text by using the side inputs.
Generative design is a method of creating artwork, models, and animations with programmed algorithms, has in recent years become a popular tool for designers. By using simple languages such as JavaScript in p5.js, artists and makers can create everything from interactive typography and textiles to 3D-printed furniture to complex and elegant infographics.


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'Beverly Hills Cop' back on the beat in new Netflix sequel starring Eddie Murphy
NEW YORK – Netflix will produce a fourth sequel to “Beverly Hills Cop,” the 25-year-old franchise starring Eddie Murphy, who will return in the memorable lead role.
A spokesperson for Paramount told AFP Thursday that the studio had sold the production rights to the online streaming giant, confirming a report by industry specialist The Hollywood Reporter.
According to the Reporter, Murphy — who starred in the previous three chapters — will reprise his role as wisecracking detective Axel Foley.
Paramount had previously planned to produce “Beverly Hills Cop 4” itself but dropped the idea in 2016.
The first three installments of “Beverly Hills Cop” — released in 1984, 1987 and 1994 — earned $735 million at the global box office and propelled Eddie Murphy, already known for his roles in the comedies “Trading Places” (1983) and “48 Hours” (1982), to superstardom.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jerry Bruckheimer, who produced the first two films, will also helm the new project.
The deal is a significant one for Netflix, which has maintained access to various Hollywood studios, while Disney — which has just launched an eponymous competitor streaming platform — exclusively produces content from its own studio and Fox, which Disney owns.
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--- layout: post title: KScreen 0.1-RC1 released categories: - KDE - Software Libre tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '2' dsq_thread_id: '2226558413' author: login: afiestas email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: afiestas first_name: Àlex last_name: Fiestas ---
After a few more weeks of hard work in KScreen we are glad to announce the release of our first release candidate. We decided to jump directly from alpha1 to RC because of all the great feedback we have received and the surprisingly small list of reported bugs
We'll probably do another RC release to test some of the code that is not yet in this version, like supporting the restoration of manually added resolutions (something only needed for broken monitors).
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Cauldron is a command-line utility for running scripts written in Witchery.
Cauldron is released as a program written in Go under the MIT License. Cauldron is currently at version 0.1.0, and will likely undergo many various changes due to it hosting an experimental language.
To run a script, just give the name of the file with the script as an argument:
go run *.go script.witchery


An introduction to the use of the CSS preprocessor SCSS and how it can make your CSS projects much more manageable.


What is Lumpsum ?
A lumpsum investment is when the depositor invests a significant sum of money on a particular mutual fund scheme. SIP or Systematic Investment Plan, on the other hand, entails the investment of smaller amounts on a monthly basis. Both these type of mutual fund investment strategies have their fair share of benefits. Lumpsum investments are particularly preferred by a majority of investors, as there are lesser variables involved and returns are generally on the higher side. To find out the estimated returns on your lumpsum mutual fund investment, you may use a mutual fund lumpsum calculator available online.


Many of the command line programs that are part of datatools use command line options. These have largely been standardized. Here’s a list of common options and their general roles.
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| -v, -version | display version |
| -l, -license | display license |
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| -quiet | suppress error messages |
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| -nl,-newline | if true add a trailing newline, if false suppress it |
| -d, -delimiter | for those commands that support setting delimiters |
| -od, -output-delimiter | for those commands that support output delimiters |
| -s, -start | for start times and indexe values |
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| -E, -expression | for expressions used by programs, e.g. filter expressions |


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Sets the time to zero |
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Caution:
This page describes experimental features that are not yet available in a stable release. Don't rely on experimental builds of React in production apps. These features may change significantly and without a warning before they become a part of React.
This documentation is aimed at early adopters and people who are curious. If you're new to React, don't worry about these features – you don't need to learn them right now.
This page provides a theoretical overview of Concurrent Mode. For a more practical introduction, you might want to check out the next sections:
Concurrent Mode is a set of new features that help React apps stay responsive and gracefully adjust to the user's device capabilities and network speed.
These features are still experimental and are subject to change. They are not yet a part of a stable React release, but you can try them in an experimental build.
To explain Concurrent Mode, we'll use version control as a metaphor. If you work on a team, you probably use a version control system like Git and work on branches. When a branch is ready, you can merge your work into master so that other people can pull it.
Before version control existed, the development workflow was very different. There was no concept of branches. If you wanted to edit some files, you had to tell everyone not to touch those files until you've finished your work. You couldn't even start working on them concurrently with that person — you were literally blocked by them.
This illustrates how UI libraries, including React, typically work today. Once they start rendering an update, including creating new DOM nodes and running the code inside components, they can't interrupt this work. We'll call this approach "blocking rendering".
In Concurrent Mode, rendering is not blocking. It is interruptible. This improves the user experience. It also unlocks new features that weren't possible before. Before we look at concrete examples in the next chapters, we'll do a high-level overview of new features.
Consider a filterable product list. Have you ever typed into a list filter and felt that it stutters on every key press? Some of the work to update the product list might be unavoidable, such as creating new DOM nodes or the browser performing layout. However, when and how we perform that work plays a big role.
A common way to work around the stutter is to "debounce" the input. When debouncing, we only update the list after the user stops typing. However, it can be frustrating that the UI doesn't update while we're typing. As an alternative, we could "throttle" the input, and update the list with a certain maximum frequency. But then on lower-powered devices we'd still end up with stutter. Both debouncing and throttling create a suboptimal user experience.
The reason for the stutter is simple: once rendering begins, it can't be interrupted. So the browser can't update the text input right after the key press. No matter how good a UI library (such as React) might look on a benchmark, if it uses blocking rendering, a certain amount of work in your components will always cause stutter. And, often, there is no easy fix.
Concurrent Mode fixes this fundamental limitation by making rendering interruptible. This means when the user presses another key, React doesn't need to block the browser from updating the text input. Instead, it can let the browser paint an update to the input, and then continue rendering the updated list in memory. When the rendering is finished, React updates the DOM, and changes are reflected on the screen.
Conceptually, you can think of this as React preparing every update "on a branch". Just like you can abandon work in branches or switch between them, React in Concurrent Mode can interrupt an ongoing update to do something more important, and then come back to what it was doing earlier. This technique might also remind you of double buffering in video games.
Concurrent Mode techniques reduce the need for debouncing and throttling in UI. Because rendering is interruptible, React doesn't need to artificially delay work to avoid stutter. It can start rendering right away, but interrupt this work when needed to keep the app responsive.
We've said before that Concurrent Mode is like React working "on a branch". Branches are useful not only for short-term fixes, but also for long-running features. Sometimes you might work on a feature, but it could take weeks before it's in a "good enough state" to merge into master. This side of our version control metaphor applies to rendering too.
Imagine we're navigating between two screens in an app. Sometimes, we might not have enough code and data loaded to show a "good enough" loading state to the user on the new screen. Transitioning to an empty screen or a large spinner can be a jarring experience. However, it's also common that the necessary code and data doesn't take too long to fetch. Wouldn't it be nicer if React could stay on the old screen for a little longer, and "skip" the "bad loading state" before showing the new screen?
While this is possible today, it can be difficult to orchestrate. In Concurrent Mode, this feature is built-in. React starts preparing the new screen in memory first — or, as our metaphor goes, "on a different branch". So React can wait before updating the DOM so that more content can load. In Concurrent Mode, we can tell React to keep showing the old screen, fully interactive, with an inline loading indicator. And when the new screen is ready, React can take us to it.
Let's recap the two examples above and see how Concurrent Mode unifies them. In Concurrent Mode, React can work on several state updates concurrently — just like branches let different team members work independently:
Importantly, the way you use React is the same. Concepts like components, props, and state fundamentally work the same way. When you want to update the screen, you set the state.
React uses a heuristic to decide how "urgent" an update is, and lets you adjust it with a few lines of code so that you can achieve the desired user experience for every interaction.
There is a common theme around Concurrent Mode features. Its mission is to help integrate the findings from the Human-Computer Interaction research into real UIs.
For example, research shows that displaying too many intermediate loading states when transitioning between screens makes a transition feel slower. This is why Concurrent Mode shows new loading states on a fixed "schedule" to avoid jarring and too frequent updates.
Similarly, we know from research that interactions like hover and text input need to be handled within a very short period of time, while clicks and page transitions can wait a little longer without feeling laggy. The different "priorities" that Concurrent Mode uses internally roughly correspond to the interaction categories in the human perception research.
Teams with a strong focus on user experience sometimes solve similar problems with one-off solutions. However, those solutions rarely survive for a long time, as they're hard to maintain. With Concurrent Mode, our goal is to bake the UI research findings into the abstraction itself, and provide idiomatic ways to use them. As a UI library, React is well-positioned to do that.
Now you know what Concurrent Mode is all about!
On the next pages, you'll learn more details about specific topics:


Minimal JavaScript library to check if your visitors are TOR users
You are NOT using TOR
Visiting the NYTimes via the TOR browser it annoyed me, that they are not automatically redirecting me to their .onion service.
With this small library anyone could easily do that or provide other special functionalities for TOR users.
My server script generates the isTor global variable by checking the requesting IP against the TOR exit nodes list.
If you don't know that yet. The TOR browser is a privacy protecting web browser defending you against tracking and surveillance and helps to circumvent censorship.
<script src="https://simon-frey.eu/torjs/tor.js"></script>
<script> if(isTor){ alert("Hello World TOR user"); }else{ alert("Hello World normal user"); } </script>
<script> redirectTOR("snaajk2n2n2n2nakjnasdf.onion"); </script>
<script> executeForTOR(function () { alert("Hello World TOR user"); }); </script>
<script> executeForTOR(function () { alert("Hello World normal user"); }); </script>
This project is Public Domain and can be found on Github


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import org.scalatest._ import Matchers._ import Inspectors._ forAll(List(1, 2, 3)) { _ should be > 0 } // Check that every element passes the assertion block forAtLeast(1, List(1, 2, 3)) { _ should be > 2 } // Check that at least the specified number of elements // pass the assertion block forAtMost(2, List(1, 2, 3)) { _ should be > 1 } // Check that at most the specified number of elements pass // the assertion block forBetween(2, 4, List(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)) { _ should be > 2 } // Check that the specified minimum and maximum number of // elements (inclusive) pass the assertion block forEvery(List(1, 2, 3)) { _ should be > 0 } // Check that every element passes the assertion block, // listing all failing elements on failure (whereas forAll // just reports the first failing element) forExactly(2, List(1, 2, 3)) { _ should be > 1 } // Check that the exact specified number of elements pass // the assertion block


FROM THE DESK OF MR AHMED SULEIMAN.. ACCOUN/AUDITING DEPT ADB BANK, OUAGADOUGOU, BURKINA FASO,WEST AFRICA. Dear Freind, I am the Director of Account/Auditing Department of AFRICAN DEVLOPMENT BANK (A.D.B) I am writing you with due consideration for mutual benefit. first, I must seek for your strictest assurance to this mutual business corporation and to retain the confidential of this business opportunity. In my department we discovered an abandoned sum of $7.5M US Dollars ( SEVEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND US DOLLARS ), In an account that belongs to one of our foreign customer who died along with his entire family in November 2001 in a plane crash. Since we got information about his death, we have been expecting his next of kin to come over and claim his money because we cannot release it unless somebody applies for it as next of kin or relation to the deceased as indicated in our banking guidelines but unfortunately we learnt that all his supposed next of kin or relation died along side with him at the plane crash leaving nobody behind for the claim. It is therefore upon this discovery that I and other officials in my department now decided to make this business proposal to you and release the money to you as the next of kin or relation to the deceased for safety and subsequent disbursement since nobody is coming for it and we don�t want this money to go into the Bank treasury as unclaimed Bill. The Banking law and guideline here stipulates that if such money remained unclaimed after five years, the money will be transferred into the Bank treasury as unclaimed fund. The request of foreigner as next of kin in this business is occasioned by the fact that the customer was a foreigner and a Burkina citizen's cannot stand as next of kin to a foreigner. We agree that 30 % of this money will be for you as foreign partner, in respect to the provision of a foreign account, 10 % will be set aside for expenses incurred during the business and 60 % would be for ; me and my colleagues. There after I and my colleagues will visit your country for disbursement according to the percentages indicated. Therefore to enable the immediate transfer of this fund to you as arranged, you must apply first to the bank as relations or next of kin of the deceased indicating your bank name, your bank account number, your private telephone and fax number for easy and effective communication and location where in the money will be remitted . Upon receipt of your reply, I will send to you by fax or email the text of the application. I will not fail to bring to your notice that this transaction is hitch free and that you should not entertain any atom of fear as all required arrangements have been made for the transfer . You should contact me immediately if you are interested and ready to transact with me. Then I will request for some vital information from you first before we could proceed. In your reply do remember to include your full name and your direct Telephone/Fax number for easy communications between us. Waiting for your soonest response. Yours faithfully, Mr AHMED SULEIMAN. Director of Account/Auditing Dept, AFRICAN DEVLOPMENT BANK(A.D.B) (00226) 76--44-78-43 _________________________________________________________________ MSN Messenger: appels gratuits de PC à PC ! http://www.msn.fr/newhotmail/Default.asp?Ath=f


Oil price hike, rollback today
by Edd ReyesOIL companies will implement mixed adjustments in pump prices starting today.
Pilipinas Shell announced a P0.85 hike in prices of gasoline but will lower diesel and kerosene prices by P0.25 effective 6 a.m. today.
Petron Philippines also announced the same price adjustment in gasoline products and rollback of P0.30 for diesel and P0.20 for kerosene.
Earlier, Cleanfuel slashed its diesel prices by P0.30 but will implement P0.80 increase in gasoline prices starting tomorrow noon.
Meanwhile, independent oil firm PTT Philippines announced an increase of P0.85 for gasoline prices and P0.15 rollback in diesel effective today.


Lebanon's Speaker Berri postpones parliament session
BEIRUT (Reuters) - A session of the Lebanese parliament scheduled for Tuesday has been postponed for a week due to security considerations, Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri said.
Protesters had called for demonstrators to block access to the parliament building in central Beirut on Tuesday.


lpmove
Section: Apple Inc. (8)Updated: CUPS
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
lpmove - move a job or all jobs to a new destinationSYNOPSIS
lpmove [ -E ] [ -h server[:port] ] [ -U username ] job destinationlpmove [ -E ] [ -h server[:port] ] [ -U username ] source destination
DESCRIPTION
lpmove moves the specified job or all jobs from source to destination. job can be the job ID number or the old destination and job ID:lpmove 123 newprinter lpmove oldprinter-123 newprinter
OPTIONS
The lpmove command supports the following options:- -E
-
Forces encryption when connecting to the server. - -U username
-
Specifies an alternate username. - -h server[:port]
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Specifies an alternate server.
SEE ALSO
cancel(1), lp(1),http://localhost:631/help
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Some types don't have `pure`
What's the order of operations here?
Could be anything
Inherently sequential
What's the order of operations here?
Sequential (left to right)
We'll get to that
Parallel applicatives can't have FlatMap
flatMap
Validated
ZipList
cats.effect.IO.Par
cats.Parallel
/**
* Some types that form a FlatMap,
* are also capable of forming an Apply
* that supports parallel composition.
*/
Parallel[M, F]
?Monad[M]
, Applicative[F]
How it's used
How it works
How Parallel.parProduct works
M[_]
to parallel F[_]
product
using the Apply[F]
M[_]
Two type parameters :(
cats-par
"io.chrisdavenport" %% "cats-par" % "0.2.0"
import cats.temp.par._
IO has an instance: Parallel[IO, IO.Par]
Requires implicit cats.effect.ContextShift[IO]
Purely functional Executor
Getting an instance
Usage
Happens only after asynchronous boundaries*, which can be achieved by:
IO.cancelable, IO.async, IO.bracket
(!)IO.cancelBoundary
or IO.shift
* - plus runtime-inserted cancel boundaries every n steps in the run loop (as of 1.1.0)
start
Fiber - pure "green thread"
Unless you're creating async boundaries, the same one all the time
ContextShift/Async/Timer/start/parMapN
insert async boundaries
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Drake
|
The SCS solver details after calling Solve() function.
The user can call MathematicalProgramResult::get_solver_details<ScsSolver>() to obtain the details.
#include <drake/solvers/scs_solver.h>
Public Attributes | |
| int | scs_status {} |
| The status of the solver at termination. More... | |
| int | iter {} |
| These are the information returned by SCS at termination, please refer to "SCS_INFO" struct in https://github.com/cvxgrp/scs/blob/master/include/scs.h Number of iterations taken at termination. More... | |
| double | primal_objective {} |
| Primal objective value at termination. More... | |
| double | dual_objective {} |
| Dual objective value at termination. More... | |
| double | primal_residue {} |
| Primal equality residue. More... | |
| double | residue_infeasibility {} |
| infeasibility certificate residue. More... | |
| double | residue_unbounded {} |
| unbounded certificate residue. More... | |
| double | relative_duality_gap {} |
| relative duality gap. More... | |
| double | scs_setup_time {} |
| Time taken for SCS to setup in milliseconds. More... | |
| double | scs_solve_time {} |
| Time taken for SCS to solve in millisecond. More... | |
| Eigen::VectorXd | y |
| The dual variable values at termination. More... | |
| Eigen::VectorXd | s |
| The primal equality constraint slack, namely Ax + s = b where x is the primal variable. More... | |
| double dual_objective {} |
Dual objective value at termination.
Equal to SCS_INFO.dobj
| int iter {} |
These are the information returned by SCS at termination, please refer to "SCS_INFO" struct in https://github.com/cvxgrp/scs/blob/master/include/scs.h Number of iterations taken at termination.
Equal to SCS_INFO.iter
| double primal_objective {} |
Primal objective value at termination.
Equal to SCS_INFO.pobj
| double primal_residue {} |
Primal equality residue.
Equal to SCS_INFO.res_pri
| double relative_duality_gap {} |
relative duality gap.
Equal to SCS_INFO.rel_gap.
| double residue_infeasibility {} |
infeasibility certificate residue.
Equal to SCS_INFO.res_infeas
| double residue_unbounded {} |
unbounded certificate residue.
Equal to SCS_INFO.res_unbdd
| Eigen::VectorXd s |
The primal equality constraint slack, namely Ax + s = b where x is the primal variable.
| double scs_setup_time {} |
Time taken for SCS to setup in milliseconds.
Equal to SCS_INFO.setup_time.
| double scs_solve_time {} |
Time taken for SCS to solve in millisecond.
Equal to SCS_INFO.solve_time.
| int scs_status {} |
The status of the solver at termination.
Please refer to https://github.com/cvxgrp/scs/blob/master/include/glbopts.h Note that the SCS code on github master might be slightly more up-to-date than the version used in Drake.
| Eigen::VectorXd y |
The dual variable values at termination.


--- authors: - brad-czerniak #categories: ["one", "two"] #date: 2020-03-03 02:02:02 #hero_classes: "background-color--main-dark color--white" meta: description: "Fonts, colors, logos and imagery, and other things that contribute to the feel." # image: # alt: "Default social image" # It's okay for this to be empty if the image is decorative # src: required/meta-image--default.jpg robots: "noindex,follow" # title: "Overrides the tab title and social titles" #permalink: docs/path/page-title/ #published: true #tags: ["three", "four"] title: "Moodboard" --- {% include atoms/heading.html children="Identity and mood" classes="" level="2" %} {% include atoms/heading.html children="Brand positioning" classes="" level="3" %}
Promise: We make the least-breakable widgets on the market in the Peoria area.
Mission: Take the Chicagoland area's widget market by storm in the next five years.
Tone: Direct, concise, uncomplicated. You should get what we're saying the first time you read it.
Elevator pitch: "You know when you're up on the top floor trying to install a widget, and it breaks? Yeah, we've dealt with that forever, too. Our company makes widgets that don't break, so you pay less and get more."
{% include atoms/heading.html children="Logo mark concepts" classes="" level="3" %} {% include atoms/spacer.html size="2" %}Worked through 8 concepts, which seems like the right number to really explore the creative space. Each concept is a black-and-white rendering, since the end result has to be used for web, print (including b&w), and other media.
{% include atoms/spacer.html size="2" %}A logo mark should accomplish a few things:
Color plays a big part in bringing a brand together. Here is the palette of the base scheme, right next to each other. If you can't feel a brand impression or at least get a hint at a mood, it might be worthwhile to revisit the scheme.
Often the brand palette is used more subtly, via the light versions of the brand shades. These washed-out or pastel tones should also work together to give you a hint of the brand:
Every site/brand has one or more assets that get dropped all over the place: logo for print, social, app icons, etc. Social usually has cover images. There are defaults and treatments that are best explained.
{% include atoms/heading.html children="Icons and tiles" classes="" level="4" %}| Image | Description |
|---|---|
| {% include atoms/image.html src="required/logo.svg" alt="Logo" %} | The chosen logo concept with its main color treatment |
| {% include atoms/image.html src="required/apple-touch-icon.png" alt="Apple touch icon" %} | The app icon when you install this site as a bookmark on a mobile device. |
| {% include atoms/image.html src="required/favicon.ico" alt="Favicon" %} | The simplified mark used as an icon in browser tabs and bookmarks. |
| {% include atoms/image.html src="required/tile.png" alt="Tile" %} | An app tile, primarily for Windows. |
| {% include atoms/image.html src="required/tile-wide.png" alt="Wide tile" %} | A wide app tile, primarily for Windows. |
In this section we'll leverage the defaults in the system to see how the design choices reinforce a brand mood.
{% include atoms/heading.html children="Card" classes="" level="3" %}A card is usually a good example of a site's mood, since it often has the site's choices of shadows (lighting direction), borders, corners, colors, image treatments, etc.
Here are the individual properties, highlighted for review:
Along with the standard typographic styles demonstrated
in the section below, this paragraph has the default border on it. It also has some padding applied, since otherwise
the border would be tight to the text.
border--default:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.border.border.default.value }}
This paragraph is similar
to the one above, but it applies the standard amount of corner rounding for the site. In broad terms, very square
corners feel calculated, structural, rigid, whereas a very round corner feels smooth, safe, playful. A subtle rounding
in between can evoke a compromise between two extremes.
border-radius--default:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.border-radius.border-radius.default.value }}
Here
we add the default box-shadow. Even if a site doesn't explicitly use shadows (ie. flat design), setting a default has
value because it gives a design idea of a light source and its direction. This can be used for art direction, and can
contribute to imagery choice; keeping consistent lighting direction can make a site feel cohesive.
box-shadow--default:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.box-shadow.box-shadow.default.value }}
This box demonstrates how wide a box will go within the content area. Within reason, a narrow content area feels legible and cozy, while a wide area feels creative and expansive. We typically set up a 1200-pixel-wide content area, for two good reasons:
The standard spacing on the site is multiples of a single,set value. This way, if you end up wanting to change the
feel of the site, you can do it by changing one thing in one place. A site with big whitespace feels luxurious and
upmarket, while tight spacing feels efficient but can also come across as unrefined. Here is a single space, not very
indicative of much on its own:
Motion, transitions, animations, and 'micro-animations' (which is industry buzzword talk rather than a meaningful distinction) can also influence how a visitor feels about your brand presence. An example of the default transition timing is below:
{% include atoms/spacer.html size="2" %}Human perception and preference for snappy interfaces constrains transitions to between instant and half a second.
Obviously you can't make a transition faster than instant, and any slower than half a second and people feel like
there's a computer problem.
transition--default:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.transition.transition.default.value }}
Below are textual explanations of the typographic choices, as well as some samples of common elements. This is what normal body text looks like, for instance.
{% include atoms/heading.html children="Heading 2 begins a section" classes="text-align--center" level="2" %}Following a heading should be some text. If there's a heading and then another heading it's usually a sign that the content isn't being outlined in a manner that humans of all abilities as well as search engines can easily understand.
{% include atoms/heading.html children="Level-3 headings are most common within text passages" classes="" level="3" %}A level-1 heading is often the page title. Depending on your school of thought, the logo may also be a level-1 heading. Level-2 headings are for section headers. So once you've gotten into a section and are writing text, you're using third-level headings to keep the right outline level.
There should be a comfortable amount of space between paragraphs. Not a tiny space that makes it feel like a continuous paragraph, nor a giant space that makes the page feel like a void.
Anyway, level three headings, as a common text treatment within body text, should appear distinct from the paragrpah text, but should be legible and easy to visually discern when skimming or scanning.
{% include atoms/heading.html children="Level 4 is the last practical heading level" classes="" level="4" %}In practice, a document written for humans on the web doesn't go down six outline levels. If you find yourself writing a fifth-level heading, it may be time to reconsider the density and complexity of the page. It might be worthwhile to write simpler prose and split different concepts onto different pages.
{% include atoms/heading.html children="Alas, Level 5 exists" classes="" level="5" %}More often than not, the type scale approaches the body text size around heading level 5 or 6. It's not uncommon for heading level six to be smaller than body text, albeit bold or italic or underlined or a different font or a different shade/color. If you're writing a dense, technical site, it's probably worthwhile to keep heading 5 bigger than body text.
{% include atoms/heading.html children="Might as well be creative with heading level 6" classes="" level="6" %}An important thing to note with heading levels, beyond font size and text treatments, it the comfort of the spacing between a heading and text, especially above it. A consistent amount of space between all text elements including headings is similar to square corners: harsh, calculating, flat. A variable amount of space (bigger headings have bigger spaces) feels more human and organic.
{% include atoms/spacer.html size="8" %} {% include atoms/heading.html children="Typefaces" classes="" level="4" %}Here are the fonts used to evoke brand feelings and aid the user in reading the site.
This paragraph probably looks like the once above it. That's because paragraphs are
overwhelmingly set in the primary font. The web is a majority of sans-serif faces for the body copy, but a serif can
give a classic, timeless feel.
font-family--primary:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.font-family.font-family.primary.value }}
Here is some body text set in the secondary font. Depending on the face being used,
this may not be particularly easy-to-read. The secondary font is for making a statement in your headings and other
places where feeling can be generated with text treatment. See in the definition box that the main font is declared,
but then there's a 'stack' of web-safe fonts separated by commas. These are the fallbacks for when the web font doesn't
load. You can also use them as secondary brand fonts.
font-family--secondary:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.font-family.font-family.secondary.value }}
If your site has code samples, having a monospace font can be a good, subtle branding
enhancement. Typically we'll just set a web-safe stack, but if you have a technical site you'll likely see a benefit
picking and loading a brand-specific code font.
font-family--monospace:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.font-family.font-family.monospace.value }}
// Here is some code as an example, set in monospace font:
console.log({
fontName: 'test1',
sillyCode: 'what the heck?'
});
Text boxes and other form inputs can have their own font, and on this site it is set to
this! For the most part you're gonna want to stick to a boring sans-serif font for form inputs, since that's what
users expect.
font-family--input:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.font-family.font-family.input.value }}
This paragraph has the standard line-height (leading) applied. A value of 1 means the
text is strictly single-spaced. A value of 2 is double-spaced. In practical terms text feels legible when it's a little
less than 1.5. You can make the text feel urgent and dense by going lower, or breezy by going higher.
line-height--default:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.line-height.line-height.default.value }}
This is probably more difficult to read. Body text can be nearly double-spaced and it
still feels pretty comfortable. Headings with more than about 1.2 spacing begin to subvert the proportions of space.
In order to preserve the gestalt of the heading's logical text grouping, text with a line-height for headings should
be nearly single-spaced.
line-height--heading:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.line-height.line-height.heading.value }}
Text shadows are not typically applied to body text because it is so small, and the
shadows can interfere with the shapes of letters and words when reading. But headings, especially those placed over
image backgrounds, can benefit from a little shadow or glow, especially when a brand mood appreciates depth and lighting
over flatness.
text-shadow--default:
{{ site.data.design-tokens.root.text-shadow.text-shadow.default.value }}
A blockquote is a way to highlight a large amount of quoted text. Often you'll find typographic flourishes in conjunction with lines, spacing, and especially big quotation marks. Colors and backgrounds are also not uncommon.
Next, after this paragraph, is a horizontal rule. They can be as plain and utilitarian as a 1-pixel black line, or an ornate source of visual flourishes.
Unordered lists most usually have bullet dots at the beginning of each line.
Here, near the bottom of all this discussion of brand and mood, are links, of all things! Within body copy you'll find links, as well as bold, strong text and italic, emphasized text. Please, dear reader, keep underlines on textual links, and avoid using underlines for non-link purposes.


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Module Utils.XmlNode
XmlNode is an helper class to work with xmls.
A XmlNode object has a name, a value, attributes, children nodes and a father. An XmlNode without a father is a root node. It's possible to convert product of XmlParser into an XmlNode. It's also possible to add / remove children and attributes from a node.
Functions
| XmlNode:init (name, attributes, value, children) | Constructor. |
| fromLuaXml (xml, parent) | Creates a XmlNode starting from the product of XmlParser.parse. |
| fromString (xml, parent) | Builds an XmlNode starting from a string. |
| XmlNode:addChild (child) | Adds a child to the current XmlNode |
| XmlNode:removeChild (child) | Removes a child from the current XmlNode |
| XmlNode:getAttribute (name, default) | Returns the value of an attribute |
| XmlNode:addAttribute (name, value) | Adds a new attribute if the attribute was already defined it replaces the attribute value |
| XmlNode:removeAttribute (name) | Removes an attribute |
| XmlNode:getAttributeN (name, default) | Returns an attribute value converted as number. |
| XmlNode:getAttributeBool (name, default) | Returns an attribute value converted as boolean. |
| XmlNode:getAttributeName (idx) | Returns the attribute name of attribute number 'idx' |
| XmlNode:getNumAttributes () | Returns the number of attributes |
| XmlNode:getChildren (name) | Returns a children list of child with a given name |
| XmlNode:getParent () | Returns the parent node |
| XmlNode:dump (stringbuilder) | Dumps xmlnode content over a StringBuilder |
| XmlNode:strDump () | Prints the content of an XmlNode |
Functions
- XmlNode:init (name, attributes, value, children)
-
Constructor.
Parameters:
- name
- attributes
- value
- children
- fromLuaXml (xml, parent)
-
Creates a XmlNode starting from the product of XmlParser.parse.
Attaches the new xmlNode to "parent"
Parameters:
- xml a xml lua table obtained by XmlParser.parse
- parent optional, if provided the new node is attached to the parent node
Returns:
-
XmlNode
- fromString (xml, parent)
-
Builds an XmlNode starting from a string.
Uses XmlParser.ParseXmlText to easily load the string
Parameters:
- xml the xml string to use for creating the node structure
- parent optional, if provided the new node is attached to the parent node
Returns:
-
XmlNode
- XmlNode:addChild (child)
-
Adds a child to the current XmlNode
Parameters:
- child the XmlNode to attach as a child
- XmlNode:removeChild (child)
-
Removes a child from the current XmlNode
Parameters:
- child the XmlNode to remove from children list
Returns:
-
XmlNode if the node was really a child it returns it, else returns nil
- XmlNode:getAttribute (name, default)
-
Returns the value of an attribute
Parameters:
- name attribute key
- default [optional] if the attribute doesn't exist returns it. default value is nil
Returns:
-
string the value of the attribute as a string or nil
- XmlNode:addAttribute (name, value)
-
Adds a new attribute
if the attribute was already defined it replaces the attribute value
Parameters:
- name attribute name
- value attribute value
- XmlNode:removeAttribute (name)
-
Removes an attribute
Parameters:
- name the name of the attribute to remove
Returns:
-
value of the removed attribute or nil if the attribute is not a valid one
- XmlNode:getAttributeN (name, default)
-
Returns an attribute value converted as number.
Parameters:
- name attribute key
- default [optional] if the attribute doesn't exist returns it. default value is nil
Returns:
-
int the value of the attribute as a int or nil
- XmlNode:getAttributeBool (name, default)
-
Returns an attribute value converted as boolean.
Parameters:
- name attribute key
- default [optional] if the attribute doesn't exist returns it. default value is nil
Returns:
-
bool the value of the attribute as a bool or nil
- XmlNode:getAttributeName (idx)
-
Returns the attribute name of attribute number 'idx'
Parameters:
- idx the index of the attribute
Returns:
-
string the name of the attribute if idx is a valid index, or nil
- XmlNode:getNumAttributes ()
-
Returns the number of attributes
Returns:
-
int number of attributes
- XmlNode:getChildren (name)
-
Returns a children list of child with a given name
If not provided the method returns all the children of the node
Parameters:
- name [optional] the name of the children element we want to retrieve.
Returns:
-
XmlNode[] an ordered array of all the children with the given name
- XmlNode:getParent ()
-
Returns the parent node
Returns:
-
XmlNode the parent node
- XmlNode:dump (stringbuilder)
-
Dumps xmlnode content over a StringBuilder
Parameters:
- stringbuilder the StringBuilder o use to dump the content of the node
- XmlNode:strDump ()
-
Prints the content of an XmlNode
Returns:
-
string


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kg_covid_19.transform_utils.chembl package¶
Submodules¶
kg_covid_19.transform_utils.chembl.chembl_transform module¶
-
class
kg_covid_19.transform_utils.chembl.chembl_transform.
ChemblTransform
(input_dir: str = None, output_dir: str = None)¶ Bases:
kg_covid_19.transform_utils.transform.Transform
Parse ChEMBL and transform them into a property graph representation.
-
parse_chembl_activity
(data: List)¶ Parse ChEMBL Activity records.
- An activity document links 4 entities,
assay
document
target
molecule
Each of the activity document will be converted to an edge that links a molecule to a target with biolink:interacts_with edge_label. The edge itself will have additional properties like ‘publications’ and ‘assay’ that references the publication and assay, respectively. The edge will also have measurements as edge properties that describe the activity/interaction further.
- Args:
data: A list of ChEMBL Activity records
- Returns:
A list
-
parse_chembl_assay
(data: List)¶ Parse ChEMBL Assay records.
- Args:
data: A list of ChEMBL Assay records
- Returns:
A list
-
parse_chembl_document
(data: List)¶ Parse ChEMBL Document records.
- Args:
data: A list of ChEMBL Document records
- Returns:
A list
-
parse_chembl_molecules
(data: List)¶ Parse ChEMBL Molecule records.
- Args:
data: A list of ChEMBL Molecule records
- Returns:
A list
-
parse_doc_fields
(record: dict, allowed_properties: set, remap: dict = None)¶ Parse a record from the API.
- Args:
record: The record or document from the API allowed_properties: properties that are to be parsed remap: properties that are to be remapped from one name to another
- Returns:
A dict of properties
-
read_json
(json_file)¶ Read in json files
- Args:
data_file: json_file to parse
- Returns:
A list of records
-
run
(data_file: Optional[str] = None, chembl_data_files: Optional[dict] = None) → None¶ Method is called and performs needed transformations to process SARS-CoV-2 subset of ChEMBL.
http://chembl.blogspot.com/2020/05/chembl27-sars-cov-2-release.html
- Args:
data_file: NOT USED - preserves to placate mypy. Use “data_files” instead chembl_data_files: data files to parse
- Returns:
None.
-
Module contents¶
-
class
kg_covid_19.transform_utils.chembl.
ChemblTransform
(input_dir: str = None, output_dir: str = None)¶ Bases:
kg_covid_19.transform_utils.transform.Transform
Parse ChEMBL and transform them into a property graph representation.
-
parse_chembl_activity
(data: List)¶ Parse ChEMBL Activity records.
- An activity document links 4 entities,
assay
document
target
molecule
Each of the activity document will be converted to an edge that links a molecule to a target with biolink:interacts_with edge_label. The edge itself will have additional properties like ‘publications’ and ‘assay’ that references the publication and assay, respectively. The edge will also have measurements as edge properties that describe the activity/interaction further.
- Args:
data: A list of ChEMBL Activity records
- Returns:
A list
-
parse_chembl_assay
(data: List)¶ Parse ChEMBL Assay records.
- Args:
data: A list of ChEMBL Assay records
- Returns:
A list
-
parse_chembl_document
(data: List)¶ Parse ChEMBL Document records.
- Args:
data: A list of ChEMBL Document records
- Returns:
A list
-
parse_chembl_molecules
(data: List)¶ Parse ChEMBL Molecule records.
- Args:
data: A list of ChEMBL Molecule records
- Returns:
A list
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parse_doc_fields
(record: dict, allowed_properties: set, remap: dict = None)¶ Parse a record from the API.
- Args:
record: The record or document from the API allowed_properties: properties that are to be parsed remap: properties that are to be remapped from one name to another
- Returns:
A dict of properties
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read_json
(json_file)¶ Read in json files
- Args:
data_file: json_file to parse
- Returns:
A list of records
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run
(data_file: Optional[str] = None, chembl_data_files: Optional[dict] = None) → None¶ Method is called and performs needed transformations to process SARS-CoV-2 subset of ChEMBL.
http://chembl.blogspot.com/2020/05/chembl27-sars-cov-2-release.html
- Args:
data_file: NOT USED - preserves to placate mypy. Use “data_files” instead chembl_data_files: data files to parse
- Returns:
None.
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2.2 Installing Python from BinariesIf your platform is popular and current, you may find a prebuilt and packaged binary version of Python ready for installation. Binary packages are typically self-installing, either directly as executable programs, or via appropriate system tools, such as the RedHat Package Manager (RPM) on Linux and the Microsoft Installer (MSI) on Windows. Once you have downloaded a package, install it by running the program and interactively choosing installation parameters, such as the directory where Python is to be installed. To download Python binaries, visit http://www.python.org and follow the link labeled Download. At the time of this writing, the only binary installer directly available from the main Python site is a Windows installer executable: Many third parties supply free binary Python installers for other platforms. For Linux distributions, see http://rpmfind.net if your distribution is RPM-based (RedHat, Mandrake, SUSE, and so on) or http://www.debian.org for Debian. The site http://www.python.org/download/ provides links to binary distributions for Macintosh, OS/2, Amiga, RISC OS, QNX, VxWorks, IBM AS/400, Sony PlayStation 2, and Sharp Zaurus. Older Python versions, mainly 1.5.2, are also usable and functional, though not as powerful and polished as the current Python 2.2.2. The download page provides links to 1.5.2 installers for older or less popular platforms (MS-DOS, Windows 3.1, Psion, BeOS, etc.). ActivePython (http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePython) is a binary package of Python 2.2 for 32-bit versions of Windows and x86 Linux. |
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MagicCMSConfiguration Properties
The MagicCMSConfiguration type exposes the following members.
Properties
| Name | Description | |
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| AllowedFileTypes |
Gets the allowed file types.
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| BackEndLang |
Gets language setting for the back end interface.
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| CkeditorCdn |
Gets the ckeditor CDN url.
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| ConnectionName |
Get the name of the Connection String that MagicCMD will use. The Connection String must be defined in connectionStrings section of Web.config.
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| DefaultContentMaster |
Gets the default content master page file.
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| DefaultImage |
Gets the default image path.
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| EditorsMail |
Gets the editors mail.
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| GoogleCaptchaSecret |
Gets the google recaptcha secret key.
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| GoogleCaptchaSite |
Gets the google recaptcha site key.
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| GoogleMapApiKey |
Gets the google map API key.
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| ImagesPath |
Gets the images path.
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| jQueryHigh |
Gets jQuery version for modern browser. Default: 2.2.3
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| jQueryLow |
Gets the jQuery 1 version. Default: 1.12.3
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| SmtpAdminMail |
Gets the Web Master e-mail address.
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| SmtpDefaultFromMail |
Gets the SMTP default from mail.
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| SmtpPassword |
The password that give you access to the SMTP server.
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| SmtpServerName |
Gets the name of the SMTP server that MagicCMS will use.
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| SmtpUserName |
The name that give you access to the SMTP server.
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| SupportMail |
Gets the support mail.
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| TestoBreveDefLength |
Gets the length of auto generated MagicPost TestoBreve_RT.
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| ThemePath |
Default Path of MagicCMS theme.
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