Class: Sketchup::Tools
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| Inherits: | Object |
Overview
The Tools class contains methods to manipulate a collection of SketchUp tools. You access this collection by calling the Model
.tools method.
Instance Method Summary
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#active_tool ⇒ Object?
The #active_tool method is used to obtain the active Ruby tool.
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#active_tool_id ⇒ Object
The active_tool_id method is used to retrieve the active tool’s id.
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#active_tool_name ⇒ Object
The active_tool_name method is used to retrieve the active tool’s name.
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#add_observer(observer) ⇒ Object
The add_observer method is used to add an observer to the current object.
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#model ⇒ Object
The model method is used to get the model associated with this tools object.
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#pop_tool ⇒ Object
The pop_tool method is used to pop the last pushed tool on the tool stack.
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#push_tool(tool) ⇒ Object
The push_tool method is used to push (aka activate) a user-defined tool.
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#remove_observer(observer) ⇒ Object
The remove_observer method is used to remove an observer from the current object.
Instance Method Details
#active_tool ⇒ Object
?
The #active_tool
method is used to obtain the active Ruby tool.
#active_tool_id ⇒ Object
The active_tool_id method is used to retrieve the active tool’s id.
#active_tool_name ⇒ Object
The active_tool_name method is used to retrieve the active tool’s name.
#add_observer(observer) ⇒ Object
The add_observer method is used to add an observer to the current object.
#model ⇒ Object
The model method is used to get the model associated with this tools object.
#pop_tool ⇒ Object
The pop_tool method is used to pop the last pushed tool on the tool stack.
#push_tool(tool) ⇒ Object
The push_tool method is used to push (aka activate) a user-defined tool. See the Tool
interface for details on creating your own SketchUp tool.
#remove_observer(observer) ⇒ Object
The remove_observer method is used to remove an observer from the current object.


I’m Most Followed African DJ In World, Cuppy Boasts
by Oyindamola OlubajoPopular female Disc Jockey and singer, Cuppy has taken to social media to brag about being the most followed African DJ in the world.
On her Instagram and Twitter handles, the billionaire’s daughter stated that she just made the discovery and decided to share her excitement on the platforms.
She wrote: “OMG! Just found out I’m the MOST FOLLOWED African DJ in The WORLD!
Earlier this year, DJ Cuppy, noted that many people think she is joking when she tells them she is going around the world doing the work of a DJ.
This news medium understands that in a post on her official Instagram page recently, DJ Cuppy who is the daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola, noted that her career is now on a whole new level.
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Actress Park Ha Sun's younger brother revealed to have passed away this week from heart attack
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His funeral procession took place on November 14, with Park Ha Sun, her husband Ryu Soo Young, as well as various family and friends present.
Back in 2012, Park Ha Sun opened up about her disabled younger brother in an interview, sharing her affection toward him. Then, in 2017, she also shared stories from her childhood spent with her younger brother on a talk show, revealing that if the family forgot to lock the doors at night, her brother would often leave and become lost.
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Recipe 13.4. Getting Time from a Server via the SNTP ProtocolCredit: Simon Foster ProblemYou need to contact an SNTP (Simplified Network Time Protocol) server (which respects RFC 2030) to obtain the time of day as returned by that server. SolutionSNTP is quite simple to implement, for example in a small script: import socket, struct, sys, time TIME1970 =<PHONE_NUMBER>L # Thanks to F.Lundh client = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM) data = '\x1b' + 47 * '\0' client.sendto(data, (sys.argv[1], 123)) data, address = client.recvfrom(1024) if data: print 'Response received from:', address t = struct.unpack('!12I', data)[10] t -= TIME1970 print '\tTime=%s' % time.ctime(t) DiscussionAn SNTP exchange begins with a client sending a 48-byte UDP datagram which starts with byte '\x1b'. The server answers with a 48-byte UDP datagram made up of twelve network-order longwords (4 bytes each). We can easily unpack the server's returned datagram into a tuple of ints, by using standard Python library module struct's unpack function. Then, for simplicity, we look only at the eleventh of those twelve longwords. That integer gives the time in secondsbut it measures time from an epoch that's different from the 1970-based one normally used in Python. The difference in epochs is easily fixed by subtracting the magic number (kindly supplied by F. Lundh) that is named TIME1970 in the recipe. After the subtraction, we have a time in seconds from the epoch that complies with Python's standard time module, and we can handle it with the functions in module time. In this recipe, we just display it on standard output as formatted by function time.ctime. See AlsoDocumentation for the standard library modules socket, struct and time in the Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell; the SNTP protocol is defined in RFC 2030 (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2030.txt), and the richer NTP protocol is defined in RFC 1305 (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1305.txt); Chapter 3 for general issues dealing with time in Python. |


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The radar chart is a visualization of gene-attribute associations as recorded by the
Harmonizome.
These radial plots summarize the level of accumulated knowledge about each target. The further the point is away from
the center of the radial plot, the more knowledge exists about the target. By hovering the labels, the list of
associated resources with links are presented on the left.
1. We begin with a set of gene-attribute associations. The attributes may be pathways, GO terms,
phenotypes, diseases, drugs, tissues, proteins, etc., depending on the dataset. Some datasets require a few
preprocessing steps to get here.
2. Count the number of associations for each gene.
3. Normalize the counts by calculating the empirical cumulative probability of the count for each gene,
which is equal to the fraction of genes with count less than or equal to the count for each gene.


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New Pilots Join Red Arrows Ahead Of 2020 Display Season
The trio join the aerobatic team after four pilots stepped down following a combined 17 display seasons of service.
The Red Arrows has welcomed three new pilots to the team ahead of the 2020 display season.
Flight Lieutenant Will Cambridge, Flight Lieutenant Nick Critchell and Flight Lieutenant James Turner will spend the next three years with the aerobatic team.
They arrive with a wealth of experience in the Royal Air Force behind them, having all previously flown Typhoon aircraft operationally.
Flight Lieutenant Cambridge, who will fly as Red 2 in 2020, said: "It is a huge privilege to be selected for the Red Arrows.
"The Red Arrows are an iconic team and being part of it, even for only a short, three-year period, will be the highlight of my flying career."
Flight Lieutenant Critchell described it as a "real honour", while Flight Lieutenant Turner said he was "very excited".
Meanwhile, Flight Lieutenant David Simmonds has returned to the team as Red 5 after a football injury forced him out of last year's display season.
The team is now training for the 2020 season at the Red Arrows' home base of RAF Scampton.
Pilots are flying three times a day, starting with small formations of only a few aircraft before gradually building up to the trademark, full nine-ship formation.
In around April, the team will move overseas for a period of focused training in a location with more settled weather.
The trio join the team after four pilots stepped down following a combined 17 display seasons of service.
The Red Arrows arrived back in the UK in October after a historic 11-week tour of North America.
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The trailer for the new Invisible Man tells a story about abuse
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An adaptation of the H. G. Wells novel of the same name and a reboot of the 1933 movie based on it, The Invisible Man marks the second entry in Universal’s Dark Universe. Originally meant to star Johnny Depp, the movie was rejiggered following the flop of The Mummy, and turned into more of a stand-alone entry than a continuation of the franchise.
 As she begins to pick up the pieces of her life, it becomes clear that something if wrong. Cecilia becomes convinced that Adrian discovered a way to make himself invisible and is continuing to abuse her, but she’s met with disbelief from everyone around her.
Griffin has always been a villain, but this new take on the material makes that particularly evident by putting Cecilia at its center and turning invisibility into a way of interrogating when we do or don’t believe women’s stories about their abuse.
The film is set to hit theaters on Feb. 28, 2020.


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Another useful program I use every week is GNU Screen. It provides virtual terminals at a single terminal. It's a bit like a window manager for a text terminal. If you are a command line junkie (and if you are at all serious about computing, you should be), this is an essential piece of software.
The main reason I use screen is for its persistence. If I am running a
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BasicCheckProvider
class BasicCheckProvider implements CheckProvider (View source)
Traits
Methods
Check that $value === $against.
Check that $value == $against (loose comparison).
Check that $value is equal to (==) one of the values in $allowedValues.
Check that $value is NOT equal to (==) any of the values in $unacceptableValues.
Check that $value is truthy.
Check that $value is falsy.
Check that $value is identical to true.
Check that $value is identical to false.
Check that $value has a given type.
Check that $value is scalar.
Check that $value is a boolean.
Check that $value is an array.
Check that $value is a float.
Check that $value is a an integer.
Check that $value is a float.
Check that $value is a float.
Check that $value is null.
Check that $value is null.
Check that $value is a resource.
Check that $value is a resource of the given type.
Check that $value is callable.
Details
in ProvideViaReflection at line 64
array
provides()
Return all the checks provided by this checkprovider.
at line 32
AssertionResult
checkIdenticalTo(mixed $value, mixed $against)
Check that $value === $against.
at line 63
AssertionResult
checkEquals(mixed $value, mixed $equals)
Check that $value == $against (loose comparison).
Examples:
| $value | $equals | Valid |
|---|---|---|
| true | true | yes |
| true | 1 | yes |
| "true" | 1 | no |
| "true" | true | yes |
| "true" | "foo" | no |
| "1" | true | yes |
| "1" | 1 | yes |
| "1" | "foo" | no |
| "0" | true | no |
| "0" | false | yes |
| "0" | 0 | yes |
at line 98
AssertionResult
checkIsOneOf($value, $allowedValues)
Check that $value is equal to (==) one of the values in $allowedValues.
If you give multiple arguments to this function, each argument will be treated as a possible option. If you give only one argument to this function, then that argument must be iterable (array or Traversable). The entries in that variable will be treated as the options allowed.
Code examples:
// Check that $foo is either 'foo' or 'bar'
Check::that($foo)->isOneOf('foo', 'bar');
Check::that($foo)->isOneOf(['foo', 'bar']);
// Check that $foo is either ['a', 'b'] or ['c', 'd']
Check::that($foo)->isOneOf(['a', 'b'], ['c', 'd']);
Check::that($foo)->isOneOf([ ['a', 'b'], ['c', 'd'] ]);
at line 130
AssertionResult
checkIsNotOneOf(mixed $value, mixed[]|iterable $unacceptableValues)
Check that $value is NOT equal to (==) any of the values in $unacceptableValues.
See isOneOf() for examples.
at line 159
AssertionResult
checkIsTruthy(mixed $value)
Check that $value is truthy.
at line 173
AssertionResult
checkIsFalsy(mixed $value)
Check that $value is falsy.
at line 187
AssertionResult
checkIsTrue(mixed $value)
Check that $value is identical to true.
at line 201
AssertionResult
checkIsFalse(mixed $value)
Check that $value is identical to false.
at line 263
AssertionResult
checkHasType(mixed $value, string|string[] $type)
Check that $value has a given type.
Possible types:
| $type | Validation |
|---|---|
null |
is_null() |
object |
is_object() |
int |
is_int() |
integer |
is_int() |
bool |
is_bool() |
boolean |
is_bool() |
string |
is_string() |
float |
is_float() |
double |
is_float() |
numeric |
is_numeric() |
nan |
is_nan() |
inf |
is_inf() |
callable |
is_callable() |
iterable |
is_array() || is_a($value, 'Traversable') |
countable |
is_array() || is_a($value, 'Cointable') |
arrayable |
is_array() || is_a($value, 'ArrayAccess') |
container |
iterable , countable and arrayable |
stringable |
scalar or object with a__toString() method |
| class name | is_a() |
| foo[] | array of foo |
Code examples:
// single type
Check::that($foo)->hasType('callable');
// multiple allowed types via the pipe character
Check::that($foo)->hasType('float | int');
// check that $foo is an array of floats
// or an array of integers
Check::that($foo)->hasType('float[] | int[]')
// mixing classes, interfaces and basic types.
Check::that($foo)->hasType('int|DateTime|DateTimeImmutable')
// multiple types via array notation
Check::that($foo)->hasType(['object', 'array'])
at line 288
AssertionResult
checkScalar(mixed $value)
Check that $value is scalar.
at line 305
AssertionResult
checkBool(mixed $value)
Check that $value is a boolean.
at line 319
AssertionResult
checkArray(mixed $value)
Check that $value is an array.
at line 333
AssertionResult
checkFloat(mixed $value)
Check that $value is a float.
at line 369
AssertionResult
checkInteger(mixed $value, string|null $comparison = null, int $against = null)
Check that $value is a an integer.
If $comparison and $against are given, we also check that $value comparest to $against via the $comparison.
For instance:
// Check that foo is an integer.
Check::that($foo)->isInt();
// Check that foo is an integer that is greater than 20
Check::that($foo)->isInt('>', 20);
// Check that foo is an integer that is greater than or equal to 0
Check::that($foo)->isInt('>=', 20);
Check::that($foo)->isInt('≥', 20); // alternate syntax
// Check that foo is an integer that is equal to 5
Check::that($foo)->isInt('=', 5);
at line 421
AssertionResult
checkString(mixed $value)
Check that $value is a float.
at line 435
AssertionResult
checkObject(mixed $value)
Check that $value is a float.
at line 449
AssertionResult
checkNull(mixed $value)
Check that $value is null.
at line 463
AssertionResult
checkNotNull(mixed $value)
Check that $value is null.
at line 480
AssertionResult
checkResource(mixed $value)
Check that $value is a resource.
at line 495
AssertionResult
checkResourceType(mixed $value, string $type)
Check that $value is a resource of the given type.
at line 517
AssertionResult
checkCallable(mixed $value)
Check that $value is callable.


Gene Finder Final
nmohamed/gene_finder.py
Great Job! I have a few comments about some parts of your code below, but none were critical enough to really affect your grade. They are things you should keep in mind for the future that will cost you points. Also, for future reference, remember to comment your code where necessary. Make sure your docstrings match your functions!!! Don't just copy them. Wherever there is logic not explained by the docstring that is not obvious, make sure you add a comment making the explanation. Remember to clean up your code before you push it! Don't just push because it works!
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Jan 28 2015
@author: Nora Mohamed
"""
from amino_acids import aa, codons, aa_table
import random
from load import load_seq
#TO DO: Add function that checks to make sure DNA string is actually DNA?
def find_ORF(dna):
""" Takes a DNA sequence and returns every ORF, not including stop codons.
If there is no in frame stop codon, returns the whole string.
dna: a DNA sequence
returns: all open reading frames represented as a string in array
>>> find_ORF("CATGAGATAGGATGAAA")
['ATGAGA', 'ATGAAA']
"""
start = "ATG"
r_ORF = []
while True:
if start in dna:
start_index = dna.index(start)
new_ORF = dna[start_index:len(dna)]
if new_ORF == "ATG":
r_ORF.append(new_ORF)
return r_ORF
for x in range(3, len(new_ORF), 3):
if new_ORF[x:x+3] == "TAG" or new_ORF[x:x+3] == "TGA" or new_ORF[x:x+3] == "TAA":
r_ORF.append(new_ORF[0:x])
dna = new_ORF[x+3:len(new_ORF)]
break
elif x + 3 >= len(new_ORF):
r_ORF.append(new_ORF)
return r_ORF
else:
return r_ORF
This is written fairly well, but remember to add comments! It gets hard to read with this much complexity.
def find_reverse_complement(dna):
""" Reverses strand and finds complementary strand
dna: a DNA sequence
returns: the reverse complementary strand of dna
>>> find_reverse_complement("ATCG")
'CGAT'
"""
dna = dna[::-1]
new = ""
for x in range(0, len(dna)):
if dna[x] == 'A':
new = new + 'T'
elif dna[x] == 'T':
new = new + 'A'
elif dna[x] == 'C':
new = new + 'G'
elif dna[x] == 'G':
new = new + 'C'
else:
raise ValueError
return new
If you actually just used, new = 'T' + new instead, you would not have to reverse the dna string first! Saves you a loop!
def find_all_ORFs_both_strands(dna):
""" Finds all non-nested open reading frames in the given DNA sequence on both
strands.
dna: a DNA sequence
returns: a list of non-nested ORFs
>>> find_all_ORFs_both_strands("ATGCGAATGTAGCATCAAA")
['ATGCGAATG', 'ATGCTACATTCGCAT']
"""
first_strand = find_ORF(dna)
second_strand = find_ORF(find_reverse_complement(dna))
return first_strand + second_strand
def longest_ORF(dna):
""" Finds the longest ORF on both strands of the specified DNA and returns it
as a string
>>> longest_ORF("ATGAATTAA")
'ATGAAT'
"""
ORFs = find_all_ORFs_both_strands(dna)
if len(ORFs) > 1:
longest = max(ORFs, key=len)
return longest
elif len(ORFs) == 0:
return "x"
elif len(ORFs) == 1:
return ORFs[0]
#what should this do if they're the same length? and will there only be
#one ORF on each strand?
def shuffle_string(s):
""" Shuffles the characters in the input string"""
return ''.join(random.sample(s,len(s)))
def longest_ORF_noncoding(dna, num_trials):
""" Computes the maximum length of the longest ORF over num_trials shuffles
of the specfied DNA sequence
dna: a DNA sequence
num_trials: the number of random shuffles
returns: the maximum length longest ORF """
shuffled = []
for trial in range(0, num_trials):
dna = shuffle_string(dna)
shuffled.append(longest_ORF(dna))
longest = max(shuffled, key=len)
print "longest = " + longest
return longest
Don't include debug statements when you push!
def coding_strand_to_AA(dna):
""" Computes the Protein encoded by a sequence of DNA. This function
does not check for start and stop codons (it assumes that the input
DNA sequence represents an protein coding region).
dna: a DNA sequence represented as a string
returns: a string containing the sequence of amino acids encoded by the
the input DNA fragment
>>> coding_strand_to_AA("ATGCGA")
'MR'
>>> coding_strand_to_AA("ATGCCCGCTTT")
'MPA'
"""
polymer = ""
for x in range(0, len(dna), 3):
if x + 3 > len(dna):
return polymer
else:
amino_acid = aa_table[dna[x:x+3]]
polymer = polymer + amino_acid
return polymer
def gene_finder(dna):
""" Returns the amino acid sequences coded by all genes that have an ORF
larger than the specified threshold.
dna: a DNA sequence
threshold: the minimum length of the ORF for it to be considered a valid
gene.
returns: a list of all amino acid sequences whose ORFs meet the minimum
length specified.
"""
threshold = len(longest_ORF_noncoding(dna, 1500))
all_ORFs = find_all_ORFs_both_strands(dna)
aas = []
pass_ORFs = []
for x in range(0, len(all_ORFs)):
if len(all_ORFs[x]) >= threshold:
pass_ORFs.append(all_ORFs[x])
for x in range(0, len(pass_ORFs)):
aas.append(coding_strand_to_AA(pass_ORFs[x]))
Why don't you do it all in one loop, instead of saving the intermediate step.
def gene_finder(dna):
""" Returns the amino acid sequences that are likely coded by the specified dna
dna: a DNA sequence
returns: a list of all amino acid sequences coded by the sequence dna.
"""
for x in range(0, len(aas)):
if len(aas[x]) >= threshold:
pass_aas.append(aas[x])
return aas
Ahh, why are there two! Keep the one that works! Throw away the other one. This will actually not work.
from load import load_seq
dna = load_seq("./data/X73525.fa")
genes = gene_finder(dna)
Any code you run that is not part of the core logic should be put in __name__ == "__main__"
if __name__ == "__main__":
import doctest
doctest.testmod()
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The Ontario Beer API is a free to use REST service that provides The Beer Store store, product, and availability information. The service periodically crawls The Beer Store website to collect data and serves JSON. This service has no official association with The Beer Store.
The Ontario Beer API is a side project, so I'll try to implement features when I get the chance. As of now, the data is pretty basic (ie. no meta data, no pagination), but should be enough to make some cool applications. I've tried to make sure the data is accurate as possible, but unfortunately I'm limited to the accuracy of The Beer Store website. For example, you'll notice that there's a store who's coordinates place it in the Atlantic Ocean just west of Africa. That's just what I scraped from the website.
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本文来自阅读极客时间专栏《左耳听风》89 程序员练级攻略：UI/UX设计 文章中的推荐阅读
** 原文链接：https://uxplanet.org/the-psychology-principles-every-ui-ux-designer-needs-to-know-24116fd65778 **
Psychology plays a big part in a user’s experience with an application. By understanding how our designs are perceived, we can make adjustments so that the apps we create are more effective in achieving the goals of the user. 心理学在用户的应用体验中起着重要作用。通过了解我们的设计是如何被感知的，我们可以进行调整，以便我们创建的应用程序在实现用户目标方面更有效。
To help you understand the perception of the user, I will introduce some design principles which I think are the most important, and also provide common examples of these principles in practice. Let’s start with the Von Restorff effect: 帮助你理解用户的感受，我将介绍一些我认为最重要的设计原则，并在实践中提供这些原则的常见例子。让我们从冯·雷斯托夫效应（Von Restorff effect）开始：
The Von Restorff effect (also known as the isolation effect) predicts that when multiple similar objects are present, the one that differs from the rest is most likely to be remembered! Von Restorff效应（也称为隔离效应）预测，当存在多个类似对象时，最有可能记住与其他对象不同的对象！
Does this ring any bells? 这个预测准确吗？
This is the main reason why all call-to-actions (CTAs) look different from the rest of the action buttons on a site or application! 这就是为什么所有动作调用（CTAs）看起来都不同于网站上或应用程序上的其他动作按钮的主要原因！
We want users to be able to differentiate between a simple action button and a CTA, in order for them to have a clear understanding what the CTA does, whilst also remembering it throughout their use of the application or site. 我们希望用户能够区分简单的操作按钮和CTA，以便他们清楚地了解CTA的作用，同时在使用应用程序或网站的过程中记住它。
“When multiple similar objects are present, the one that differs from the rest is most likely to be remembered!” 当存在多个相似的物体时，最有可能记住与其他物体不同的物体！
The Serial Position Effect is the propensity of a user to best remember the first and last items in a series. 序列位置效应是用户倾向于最好地记住序列中第一项和最后一项。
This is why most applications nowadays ditch the hamburger menu and go for a bottom or top bar navigation, placing the most important user actions to the right or left. In the image above, you can see some examples from popular iOS applications. Each put the “Home” and “Profile” items all the way to the left and right, with serial position effect in mind. 这就是为什么现在大多数应用程序放弃汉堡包菜单，选择底部或顶部的导航条，将最重要的用户操作放在右侧或左侧。在上图中，您可以看到一些流行的iOS应用程序的示例。每个都将“主页”和“配置文件”项目一直放在左右两侧，并考虑到序列位置效应。
Cognitive load refers to the total amount of mental effort being used in a person’s working memory. To put it simply, it is the amount of thought you need to exercise in order to complete a specific task. 认知负荷是指在一个人的工作记忆中所使用的脑力的总量。简单地说，它是完成一项特定任务所需要的思考量。
“Cognitive load is the amount of thought you need to exercise in order to complete a specific task.” 认知负荷是为了完成一项特定的任务而需要锻炼的思想量。
Cognitive load theory can be differentiated into three types: 认知负荷理论可分为三种类型：
1.Intrinsic cognitive load 1.内在认知负荷
2.Extraneous cognitive load 2.外来认知负荷
3.Germane cognitive load 3.相关认知负荷
I will touch upon the Intrinsic and Germane types as I think that these are the most applicable to UX design. 我将讨论内在的和相关联系的类型，因为我认为它们最适用于UX设计。
Intrinsic cognitive load is the difficulty associated with a specific instructional topic. It’s the main reason micro-copy and copy play a huge role in a good user experience. 内在认知负荷是与特定教学主题相关的困难。这是微拷贝和拷贝在良好的用户体验中发挥巨大作用的主要原因。
For example most of the time on applications’ empty states, we prompt users to complete a task. Here, the copy needs to be short, simple and with the appropriate words in order for the user to be able to easily follow the instructions. 例如，大多数情况下，在应用程序的空状态下，我们会提示用户完成一项任务。在这里，副本需要简短、简单和适当的文字，以便用户能够轻松地按照说明进行操作。
Germane cognitive load is the cognitive load devoted to processing information and construction of schemas. The schemas describe a pattern of thought that organises categories of information and any relationships among them. 相关认知负荷是专门用于信息处理和模式构建的认知负载。这些图式描述了一种思维模式，它组织信息的类别和它们之间的任何关系。
One of the reasons we use design patterns is because they’re something we’re programmed to do by default — so it’s easier for the users to recognise and learn something new if they can discern it into a pattern from something they already understand. 我们使用设计模式的其中一个原因是，它们是我们在默认情况下编程要做的事情——因此，如果用户能够从他们已经理解的东西中将其识别为模式，那么他们就更容易识别和学习新的东西。
“It’s easier for users to learn something new if they can discern it to a pattern from something they understand” “如果用户能够从他们所理解的事物中辨别出某种模式，那么他们更容易学习新事物。”
Hick’s Law is the most popular principle, along with the Gestalt Laws. 希克定律是除了格式塔定律之外最流行的原理。
It’s also very simple to understand and practice. Hick’s Law describes that the time it takes for a person to make a decision depends on the choices available to him or her. So if the number of choices increases, the time to make a decision increases logarithmically. 它也很容易理解和实践。希克定律描述了一个人做出决定所需的时间取决于他或她所能做出的选择。因此，如果选择的数量增加，做出决定的时间将以对数方式增加。
A very nice example of Hick’s Law that applies to user experience design are lists: 适用于用户体验设计的希克定律的一个很好的例子是列表：
Law of proximity is part of the Gestalt Laws of Perceptual Organization, and it states that objects that are near, or proximate to each other, tend to be grouped together. To put it in simpler terms, our brain can easily associate objects close to each other, better than it does objects that are spaced far apart. This clustering occurs because humans have a natural tendency to organise and group things together. 邻近法则是知觉组织的格式塔法则的一部分，它指出，接近或接近彼此的物体倾向于组合在一起。简单地说，我们的大脑可以很容易地将彼此靠近的物体联系在一起，这比那些相隔很远的物体要好。这种聚集的发生是因为人类有一种自然的倾向，将事物组织在一起。
“The Law of Proximity states that objects that are near, or proximate to each other, tend to be grouped together” 邻近定律规定，彼此接近或接近的物体倾向于组合在一起。
In the example above, there are 72 circles. We recognise the circles in groups, based on the distance between them. Categorically, we also perceive that there’s a group of 36 circles on the left side of the image, and 3 groups of 12 circles on the right side of the image. 在上面的例子中，有72个圆。我们根据两个圆之间的距离，对它们进行分组识别。明确地说，我们还发现图像左侧有一组36个圆圈，右侧有3组12个圆圈。
I believe this example makes it clear that there is a need to group things together when designing a UI, as well as the importance of being careful when putting things together since users may naturally think they are associated with each other. 我相信这个例子清楚地表明，在设计一个UI时需要将事物分组在一起，并且在将事物组合在一起时要小心，因为用户可能会自然地认为它们是相互关联的。
Originally published at blog.marvelapp.com on June 8, 2017. 最初于2017年6月8日在blog.marvelapp.com上发布。


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Impact Cases is a Canadian manufacturer of all-aluminum transit cases, shipping cases and STD 19 in. rackmount cases. Catering to the Aerospace, Defence, Homeland Security, Telecom, Computing, and high-end electronics industries, Impact Cases develops solutions to meet the transport and operational needs of its clients.
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Climate Control - Integrated or Removable
EMI / RFI Shielding
Ultra Low (10g) Shock Attenuation
Customized Rackmount Cases / Enclosures
Heavy and Ultra Heavy Payload Requirements
Specialized brackets, fixtures and chassis
Power Harnesses and PDU Integration
Partial or Full System Integration
Full Design Disclosure (NDA Required)
5811-Other Cryptologic Equipment and Components
5821-Radio and Television Communication Equipment, Airborne
5865-Electronic Countermeasures, Counter- Countermeasures and Quick Reaction Capability Equipment
5895-Miscellaneous Communication Equipment
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8145-SPECIALIZED SHIPPING AND STORAGE CONTAIN
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Solidworks Parasolid Modelling Software
EdgeCam CNC Mill software
Lantek CNC Punch Software
Enroute CNC Router Software
In House Equipment:
Trumpf TC200 CNC Punch Press
HACO Euromaster Press Brake
AXYZ CNC Router Table
Multicam MG Series Router Table
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Industry sector market interests:
- Aerospace
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Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
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Classification codes
Total plant size:
Distribution of employees:
6 Administration9 Manufacturing
Manufacturer's representatives
Unique applications:
Cases and shipping / storage containers designedto protect components against environmental
extremes, shock and vibration. Specializing in
containers with CNC routered foam inserts for
payloads ranging from a few grams to over 1000
lbs.
Key / Major clients:
Dept. of National DefenseL-3 Wescam Inc.
Securetek Inc.
Engineering Systems Solutions Inc.
Honeywell FM&T
Metris Inc.


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Strings are positioned on top of frets.This makes it easier to press and have a sense of location on the fretboard. The notes are quantized exactly like a guitar and by default the strings are set to be the lower 3 strings,but this can be changed.
Picks and Knobs
Picks can detect the pressure that the user exerts and therefore are responsive to the playing. The 3 knobs can be mapped to any control parameter that the user wishes.
Proximity Sensor a.k.a Theremin
The proximity sensor can be enabled in legato mode to do pitchbends and achieve Theremin like effect.
Joystick
The buttons on the joystick module allow the user to switch between playing modes and enable/disable the proximity sensor. The X-axis of the joystick can be used to control modulation and the Y-axis can be used to control pitchbend. The pitchbend can be disabled by pressing the joystick.
Keypad Controller
Half of the keypad acts as a seperate instrument. That means, there are 16 slots open to assign samples sounds etc. The ideal use would be to configure it as a drum rack. The other half allows further control of a software instrument or DAW. The controls can be assigned by the user.
Picks and Knobs
Picks can detect the pressure that the user exerts and therefore are responsive to the playing. The 3 knobs can be mapped to any control parameter that the user wishes.
Sliders
The sliders can be assigned to control any parameter as the user desires.


ASM : a small and fast bytecode manipulation framework.
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The only changes in the code were to fix compiler warnings.
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- Download and open the source code for the version of ASM that you want in Eclipse
- Copy all files from org.objectweb.asm (but not sub-packages), and paste these into org.datanucleus.enhancer.asm
- Inspect all compiler warnings in Eclipse and fix the formatting of the ASM methods to avoid ALL warnings.
- Update package.html of org.datanucleus.enhancer.asm to mention the current version of ASM that is repackaged
- Update ClassEnhancer.ASM_API_VERSION if using a new version of the ASM API


Friday, April 01, 2016
I woke a little before 7am and as normal read for a while in the scriptures. Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so I tried to let her sleep in. When I went into the front room Kylan was up. We started talking and soon Ashley came in. The three of us visited until Mae got up. I prepared breakfast of egg omelet in a large frying pan. It took a little longer to cook but it turned out ok anyway. After breakfast we played games with Kylan and Ashley. Kylan then walked down to where he could watch the airplanes land and take off.  Ashley and Mae went for a walk and enjoyed visiting together. I worked on the new computer trying to learn how to find and store documents. When they returned Mae prepared lunch and we started another game. We just got started when Scott, Mishelle and the twins came. We visited with them and the game got put away. We have enjoyed having Kylan and Ashley with us for a while. After they left we went over to Costco looking for a seasoning that Shellie recommended to use when cooking salmon, which I will be doing on Monday. They do not stock any of that brand in any of the Costco stores in Utah. We, therefore, went to Wal-Mart where we found another brand and hope that it will be ok. After getting home we watched a show on Netflix that Kylan and Ashley recommended. It was ok, but I had a hard time hearing and following the dialog. We were late getting to bed.
Saturday, April 02, 2016
Both Mae and I slept well last night. We prepared our breakfast in time to eat in the living room as we enjoyed the 1st session of General Conference. After the session ended, I went to Home Depot to check on materials for a project I am helping Mike do in their back yard. I returned home just before the 2nd Session of General Conference started. We again ate lunch while enjoying conference. Following that session I brought my tool trailer up from the storage lot and got tools ready to go to Mikes. We then watched the Priesthood Session of General Conference. It was as wonderful as the other sessions and we were thrilled when President Monson addressed the conference. I believe he is about 20 years older than I and so he is getting quite old. It is sad as they grow old, but we have sure enjoyed having that great man as our chosen leader and Prophet. I called Bishop Mullins concerning Marianne’s problem with her washer. He is quite concerned as to how to help her. I will call Richard Flint and see if the two of us can work on the washer together. Richard was not home but I left a message for him. I helped Mae set up the dining table so that we will have that ready for Monday. Mae is also editing my March journal for me. She is sure a wonderful wife and sweetheart. Somehow I have duplicated my journal files and Mae and I have spent almost an hour getting that straightened out. This new computer is a learning experience!
Sunday, April 03, 2016
We both slept well last night getting up about 8:30. I started the 2nd book of “The Book of Mormon Made Easier” by David J. Ridges. Meanwhile Mae got up and started work on my March 2016 journal entries. With the crash of our lap top we lost a lot of data but with David M. our grandson, much of it was recovered. While Mae took time to do her hair, I got February and March printed off and put in my Journal binders. We really enjoyed the
Conference session this morning, and was especially thrilled when President Monson spoke. I do sustain him with all my heart as Prophet, Sear and President of The Church of Jesus Christ and accept that he is the only one holding all the KEYS of the Priesthood today. I laid down for a while after the morning Session. After I got up Mae had lunch ready, so we ate and then watched the afternoon and closing session of April 2016 General Conference. Again it was a very enjoyable conference with Elder Holland closing with great encouragement for us to continue on. Mae then laid down and tried to take a nap but phone calls soon got her up. I worked on my journals and I believe that I have 2016 up to date and backed up to a hard print out and on the cloud. We watched a show on Netflix that was fair but nothing special. Bob called and wanted us to come over and watch “Big Country” with him but we declined. I went through the movie listing and found very little worth watching. We went to bed shortly after 9PM.
Monday, April 04, 2016
I didn’t sleep the best last night but Mae got a phone call after we went to bed so she didn’t get to sleep until after mid-night. She got up about 7am and I got up about 7:30am. After breakfast we got busy around the house and then set our goals and effort toward getting ready for Mae’s siblings and their spouses to arrive between noon and dinner at 1pm. Working together we were ready. Kim and Jeanenne were unable to come due to sickness. We were especially grateful when Deanna came with Bryce. The salmon turned out very good and I sure appreciated Shellie’ instructions as to how to prepare and cook it. We enjoyed a very nice dinner and especially enjoyed the visit that we had with each other after dinner. When everyone left for their homes, Mae and I finishing the cleanup, then Mae got us some left over’s for our super. We watched a detective show on Netflix titled “Laura” which was quite interesting. We then did up our dishes and entered this entry before going to bed, quite tired.
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
I missed setting the alarm and so we didn’t get up until after 7am. We quickly got our things put together, fixed an egg sandwich and put things into the pickup and left for American fork. It was just after 10am that we got to Mike and Becky’s. Mike and I went to Home Depot and bought material to build new gates to their back yard. We worked until almost 6pm before quitting for the day. I was quite tired when we quit. After dinner I started this entry and then Mike had me try out his massage chair, which really did work good and helped me. Mike, Becky, Mae and I played a game of rook at which Mae and Becky won. We went to bed about 10:30pm.
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
We had breakfast before Mike and I got started on his gates. We got the main gate on the west side built and finished before lunch. After lunch I took a 15 minute nap but I didn’t go right to sleep like I normally do as I was thinking of a way that I might get some money on consignment for my tool trailer and tools without losing access to them for a few years. I did sleep for a while and then Mike and I built the gate for the east side. We got that finished and then built a stand for Becky’s grape vines. We just have a little more to do before that is finished. We quit and picked up all the tools before going in for dinner. I again used Mikes massage chair and it really helped me again. We played four games of Rummykub with Jessie and then Mae and Becky challenged Mike and I to another game of Rook but tonight Mike and I beat them. We had some Yogurt, strawberries and Granola before we got ready for bed. I also entered my journal before going to bed.
Thursday, April 7, 2016
We woke about 6am, Mike and I got started about 7:30 adding wire guides to the grape trellis we built yesterday. We were just finishing when Mae called us for breakfast. We quickly finished up and came in to eat. Mae had cooked trout and fried eggs, they were very good. After breakfast I went up and used Mike’s massage chair. That sure felt good. We packed and got headed for home just before 9am. We stopped at Costco and purchased gas before heading home. I took the wrong road and it took us a couple of extra miles to find the Freeway entrance. As we approached the North side of Salt Lake we had a tire tread break off. I was able to pull off the freeway onto a safe area. With the tools I have in the trailer we jacked up the trailer and removed the tire. When the tread tore off, it ripped the fender well off and bent it up quite badly, so I had to remove it. When I went to mount the spare tire I found it was low of air. I had to disconnect the trailer from the pickup, have Mae stay with the trailer and I took the tire to get it filled. The next exit took me into Beck Street where I found a Diesel Truck shop so I stopped and they filled the tire for me. I continued on Beck Street to 3rd West and 400 North, turning west and right back onto the freeway entrance. I mounted the tire and we were soon on our way again. Mike had an appointment with his brother, David, that morning, so passed by, but as he did, he saw us over to the side of the road so he called to see if we needed his help and if so he would get off the next exit and come help us. I told him we were okay, so he went on. He called us later and told us he wanted to pay for the cost of the tire. We stopped in Clearfield where we bought some groceries at Tom’s Market. We also bought us some chicken for lunch and some Yogurt. We come on home where I unloaded our clothing we had taken with us. Both Mae and I were tired so we lay down and took a nap. I woke with a cramp in my leg and that brought me up in a hurry. Marianne Ray wants me to have someone assist me in giving her a blessing for her health. I got Brother David Presnell to assist me. Mae also went with me and after giving Marianne a blessing Mae and I stayed and gave her a Home Teaching and Visiting Teaching message. After coming home I finished this entry before we played a game of Rummy and went to bed.
Friday, April 8, 2016
As I was studding this morning, I read “A Voice of Gladness” given by Marvin J. Ashton in the April 1989 General Conference. It really lifted me and gives me encouragement to just continue trying, but to give Thanks to God for my many blessings. I saved this article in my Church folder and also printed off a copy that I will take to Marianne Ray. Mae gave me a haircut before I took my shower. I made some calls to find prices on a tire for my trailer and to price a new fender. Costco had the best price on the tire and the fender would cost $150.00 to order one in. I think I will try to straighten the old one out. I worked on it until noon when we had lunch. I took a nap and then went to Costco and bought the tire. I went to Bowen Lumber where I bought a 1¾” X 3’ W X 6’8” H solid core door, plus a 2” X 10’ X 16’ board for $50.00. While there I got a call from Costco telling me that they had my tire ready. When I returned home Mae was working in the yard digging weeds out of the grass and her flower garden. We watched a show that was ok, while we ate our dinner. We had started another show but it was all in Spanish and so we switched to the other show. After the show ended Mae and I finished playing the game of Rummy that we started last night. I won.
Saturday, April 9, 2016
I read the Priesthood lesson for tomorrow and really enjoyed it. I made breakfast for us this morning. .I prepared an egg omelet and it turned put very good. After breakfast I worked on my trailer but I think that I am going to order a new fender, I have straightened some of the fender but there is one part that is pretty bad and I am afraid that it won’t straighten. I started repairing the holes that got torn on the trailer. I needed some parts so went up to Auto Zone but they didn’t have what I wanted and so I went to Home Depot. That took the rest of my morning. I took Mae over to Dianne Graf’s where she, Dianne and Camille Smith went to Salt Lake to a cooking class. I went over and visited with Bob. Anyway we watched two videos. We don’t visit very much because of Bob’s hearing but he enjoys having someone there. It was after 5pm when I left. Mae text me that they were still eating and would still be a while. I came on to Roy where I filled the car with gas and stopped at Del Taco and bought a Steak Bean Burrito for my dinner. Just as I drove into our driveway, Mae called and said that they were at Dianne’s. I went over and got her. We stopped at Kohl’s where Mae bought a blouse. I entered today’s journal entry while Mae started preparations for tomorrow’s dinner. Sandi and Gary will be coming out to have dinner with us tomorrow.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
I woke up at 6:30 this morning. I reread the Priesthood lesson and again was thrilled at the great message concerning the fact that The Church of Jesus Christ is Christ’s church. It does not belong to any mortal man or men but it was organized and led by those chosen, called by and controlled by the Lord. I then worked on my Diary adding some information that I feel should be added to clarify some of the details that were taking place with my job while at Commercial Security Bank. I took a nap before we went to church. I really enjoyed the Testimony meeting as well as Priesthood and Sunday school classes. Bishop Mullins talked to Mae and I, asking us to meet with him in his office after the regular Block meetings. I came home for a few minutes between Priesthood and Sunday school to turn the oven on. While I was at home I texted Sandi to let her know that we had an interview right after meetings, so we would be just a little late getting home. However, after meetings when we went to the Bishops office he was not there. We couldn’t find him so we came on home. Sandi and Gary were there but hadn’t been here very long. Mae had a nice dinner almost ready. After eating we visited and played some games. Garry hadn’t played either Marbles or Rummy and so we taught him both games. After Sandi and Gary left for home, I Mae and I looked at our yard to see what plans we need to figure on there. We also walked down to Gifford’s home to see what is ready to do there. After getting back home I worked on my journal while Mae called and visited with Jeff, mainly about the reunion plans. We went to bed about 10PM.
**Monday, April 11, 2016
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night and so I got some breakfast and took the pickup over to Dee’s Service where I got it inspected and renewed the registration. I went over to Western Trailer Service and checked on parts and costs for a new fender for my tool trailer. I then went on home and found that Mae had slept until 9:30 before getting up. I checked with two other shops about rebuilding the old fender and both advised that I get a new one. While out I got one of our propane tanks refilled. I went back to Western Trailer Service and had them start on the new fender. They will call me when it is ready. Depression set onto me, but I went down to Gifford’s where I weeded the raspberries and put the trellises in the grow boxes for the tomatoes. Bishop and Sister Mullins stopped and visited with me about the four of us going to some of the new Temples here in Utah that we haven’t been to. Also they would like to take a couple of days and go camping. This evening Mae and I looked over our calendar and picked some possible dates for those activities and gave them to Bishop Mullins to see how those dates will work for them. We read an inspiring article in the April 2016 Ensign, by Elder Kim B. Clark “The Redeeming and Strengthening Power of the Savior’s Atonement”. We then watched the movie on Netflix “The Enemy Down Under” starting Robert Mitchum. We really enjoyed that movie and are going to recommend it to our children. I filled out my journal entry and we soon went to bed.
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Mae slept better last night. I wish that there was something I could do to help her but I am at a loss as to know what to do. My concern is that much of her problem stems from my depression and concerns for our financial ability’s. She also has so many concerns about our children and others in our Ward, plus friends and acquaintances. Somehow she just needs to relax, ???? I worked on my trailer most of the day. I have the side panel damages looking fairly good, but I am still having some concerns with the electrical problems. This evening Mae and I were going to go Home Teaching, but Sister Leah Nielsen isn’t feeling well and the Hilton’s are not home. Mae wanted to get on the computer so I went into the front room and watched a show on the TV.
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
I got up at 7:30am but Mae hadn’t slept well again last night. I tried to be quiet so that she could sleep. Bryce and I went to Salt Lake to the Veterans Administration to check on my eligibility to receive medical benefits. To my surprise I was accepted on the program. As we drove back, Bryce brought up that Irven just keeps insisting that Deanna is wrong in following the Doctors treatment for the cancer that has attached her. Deanna told him that they have sought the Lord’s guidance through prayer, so for now she feel this is the way she should go. Bryce is upset that Irven and Sandy are still trying to convince them that they are wrong. When we got to Clearfield, we stopped at the commissary on Hill Air Force base. I bought some mixed vegetables and some yogurt. Bryce also bought a package of mixed vegetables but as we paid for them I used my Debit card. When we got to the car, Bryce asked how much he owed me for the vegetables. I told him that they were paid for, but he insisted that he pay for his. He put $3.00 in my coat pocket. I didn’t feel he should pay anything as he had driven from Willard and taken his time to help me, but that is Bryce for you! After getting home, Mae made me some lunch and I took a short nap. It has been raining most of the day so I haven’t been able to do anything outside. Mae did some visiting this afternoon and this evening we went visiting Sister Lemon and Brother and Sister Hilton. Sister Lemon is having heart problems and the Hilton’s are both in very bad shape. After getting home, I finished a game of Hearts on the computer and then filled out this entry.
Thursday, April 14, 2016
I didn’t sleep very well last night but we still got up and went to the Temple. We didn’t know of any others that were going to the Temple with us, but Klaus and Judith Decker met us at the Temple. We enjoyed the session and then went to the cafeteria and ate lunch. It has rained most of the day. After returning home from the Temple, I went down and got Randy as he wanted to try out our T-Zone machine. It didn’t work for him so he doesn’t think he is interested in purchasing it. After taking Randy back home I picked up Ron Graf at his home. We went over to Sportsman Warehouse and bought some fishing tackle. Mae had dinner ready when I got home. This evening we watched a show on DVD “The Christmas Hope” on our TV in the bedroom. Although we have seen it once before, it was still a heartwarming story. Mae is sure a special wife and sweetheart. I sure have to work hard to be worthy of her love.
Friday, April 15, 2016
I woke at 6am this morning and read for almost an hour in my scriptures. The weather is cold and raining and so I find it hard to get very interested in working outside. I got a call from Western Trailer asking me to bring my trailer down to them so that they can match up the new fender for the left side with the one the right side. When I left Irven had called Mae and when I got back home she had just got off the phone with him. I don’t know what to do about him as he is sure hurting feelings in his relentlessness in trying to convince everyone to his opinion. Mae went over to Scott’s to tend their children while they attended a funeral of a friend of theirs. Mae had made me some lunch so after eating I took a nap. I then brought in drinking water from our distiller. After that I vacuumed the floors for Mae. I next played 2 games of Hearts of which I won both games. I next worked on my Five Year Diary getting several more entries edited. It was almost 6PM when Mae got back from Scott’s and grocery shopping at Winco. We prepared dinner and ate it in the front room while we watched a show on the BYU channel. Scott sent us some Fertilizer that he had left over. It seems to really be working good for them so we will try it. Our lawn sure needs something to help it out.
Saturday, April 16, 2016
I got up at 6:30 this morning, but Mae hadn’t slept very well and so she slept until about 7:30am. After breakfast I spread the fertilizer on the grass. Mae and I then planted some pansies. I then went down to Gifford’s and planted some potatoes. Mae has kept busy cleaning house and getting food ready for dinner tomorrow. Bishop and Sister Mullin’s came by and visited for about an hour or more about plans, that the four of us will go to some of the New Temples in the Utah area, also about going camping together. Mae and I did take a nap after lunch. This afternoon I dug some strawberry starts from Gifford’s and planted them in a special pot. We will see how they do. After dinner this evening we had Judy and Claus Decker come over and we played games. I helped Mae get the table set up for dinner tomorrow. Emily will be playing a violin solo in our Ward’s Sacrament meeting tomorrow and then David and his family will come to our place for dinner.
Sunday, April 17, 2016
I woke well refreshed at 6:30am and started my normal day. This morning I read from the Priesthood and Relief Society Manual, lesson chapter 8 “Taking the Gospel to All the World”. I reflected of our being able to go on a mission to the Philippines. What a wonderful experience it was for us. Mae also slept well last night. To find out that little bit of information in the morning is sure comforting to me. When I find out that she hasn’t slept well, I feel so helpless and concern that I might be the cause. That girl is the love and light of my life with only one exception and that is The Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We enjoyed a simple breakfast and after eating, I helped Mae with some of the preparations for dinner today. I turned on the TV and listened to the “Mormon Tabernacle Choir broadcast” and enjoyed the Spirit it brings with it. I worked on my journal and Diary entrances while I have a few minutes before getting ready to attend Sacrament meeting. (Note: As I entered my Diary entrance of October 22, 1974, I indicated that we bought a new freezer. We are still using that freezer today.) During our Sacrament meeting I had the privilege of helping administer the Sacrament. Also, Emily played a violin solo, accompanied by Sister Janice Barnes. They played Amazing Grace and did a marvelous job. I was so proud of her that I had trouble keeping control of my tears. Following Sacrament meeting we came home, with all of David’s family, for dinner. Mae had prepared a wonderful roast dinner with all the trimmings, plus appetizers before the meal. We all enjoyed the dinner. After dinner we just visited. David and Conner played a game of Chess using David’s timer and David won. David and I played a game using my timer and I was able to stale mate that game. Conner and I played and I won him. Tyler then played me a game and he won due to me running out of time. The timer really changes the game. We visited for a while before they left for home. It has been a wonderful day. We had some Peach Cobbler left over so Mae and I took some over to the Jackson’s as they just came back yesterday, from being in St. George. We then took a dish over to Mary, our neighbor on the North East of us. After coming home I entered the rest of this entry, while Mae mainly talked to Marianne. It’s about time for bed now.
Monday, April 18, 2016
Mae didn’t sleep much last night so I tried to let her sleep in for a while this morning. After Mae got up about 9am we had breakfast. She had already done some of her regular Monday morning washing during the night. I cooked breakfast for us when she got up. I then started some of the items that I had on my list for today. When I tried to find the nozzle for the hose, I couldn’t locate it. Our hose also had a break in it, so I went down to Home Depot and bought a new nozzle and I repaired the clamp for the hose. Mae called and said that Bishop and Ravae were about ready to go for a ride that we had planned with them. I quickly came home and we ate a sandwich before going with them. We drove up to the South Fork of the Ogden River to the Cauze campground. It is not opened, but we walked down into it anyway. We saw several deer, also a wild turkey. We also picked some watercress to bring home. It was a very enjoyable afternoon. This evening we watched a show on Netflix, “Charade” with Carry Grant and Audrey Hepburn. Although we have seen it before, it is still a cute show.
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
We both slept pretty well last night, but we were still late getting up. After breakfast I did some work on my journals while Mae was busy with other house work. I have just done some little odd jobs, hoping that Wasatch trailer would call me, telling me that my trailer fender is ready for me to pick up. Scott, Mishelle and Kylan came over about 4:30pm and Kylan brought me a chess board he made for me in his Shop Class. It has 2” squares for my chess pieces that we bought while we were in the Philippines’s. It is really nice and fits the pieces perfectly. This evening Mae was on the phone so I turned on the TV and watched two short Western movies, then when I couldn’t find anything else worth watching I chose a movie on Netflix “Hiaha; a Dog Tale”. Mae came in and watched a few minutes but when it became late we turned it off and went to bed.
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
I got up at 6:30 and Mae got up about 7am. We both slept fairly well last night. It may seem like a little detail to add in, but it is becoming rarer the older we get. Mae prepared oatmeal cereal for our breakfast. Something depressed me this morning and has hung on most of the day. I called Wasatch Trailer and they told me that my trailer wheel well would be ready about 11am. I had several errands to run so I loaded the ladders in the back of the pickup. I then started checking for a RV/Marine batter for our camper and found that there are only 2 or 3 companies that build batteries so I should check on the warranty and the price and buy the cheapest one. About the time I was ready to leave, I noticed that the secondary water was on and I had to shut off all my sprinklers. I took all the metal (tongue & yokes from under the trailer and other pieces of metal to get rid of) over to the salvage yard, took the ladders over to Scott’s and bought some items at J & J Garden shop before I went to get my fender. They still didn’t have it ready for me. That upset me and as I drove home I became more and more upset. I ate some lunch and then took a nap. Our water has been off due to a broken water line, but as of tonight they don’t know where the break is. We had the Sister Missionaries here for dinner. We did do some work in the yard before quitting for the day. We finished watching our show that we started last night.
Thursday, April 21, 2016
I woke early concerned about the water. One thing it is doing is having us appreciate our ancestors, especially the convenience of instant running water with just the turn of a valve. After breakfast both Mae and I took a bucket bath before leaving for the Timpanogas Temple with Bishop and Sister Mullins. We arrived at the Temple just in time to be on the 11am session. It was a very nice session and we sure enjoyed the beautiful Temple. After the session we stopped outside long enough to get a picture before returning home. We stopped at the Golden Corral where we ate and visited. Bishop Mullins is sure busy with phone calls from members of our Ward. He had four calls that came in while we were in the Temple and two or three calls more before we got home. When we got home our water was on, so we are very happy about that. We took a nap and then I called Wasatch Trailers and they do have my fender ready to pick-up. We will do that on our way to S.L. to attend a special open house for Tayler Paige’s graduation from Utah State, in interior design. We enjoyed being there to support her in her academic achievements. It was almost 9pm when we got home and we were both tired and ready for bed.
Friday, April 22, 2016
I got up about 7:30 this morning and Mae got up at 8:30am. I made an egg omelet for breakfast while Mae did her exercises. After breakfast I wanted to apply some weed control, but due to the windy condition, that was not possible. I cleaned out both of my sprayer tanks. I wanted to work on the trailer but I needed my voltage meter, which yesterday I had blown the fuse. I went up to Auto Zone to buy a fuse but none of their fuses would fit. Their suggestion was either an electrical outlet company or maybe Radio Shack. I called Mae and had her look on the internet for a Radio Shack. She found one in the Five Point’s area in Ogden, but the one in Clinton has closed up. I went into Ogden to Whitehead Electric, but after a lot of searching, they didn’t have a fuse. They suggested that I go to an electronic supply company on 27th and Wall Avenue. I went there, but they did not have one that size. They suggested that I go to Radio Shack, so without any other suggestion I went to the Five Point area. There I found the Radio Shack. They did not have a fuse of the exact voltage strength, but did have one that would protect my voltage meter until I could get the correct fuse. As a package of four fuses was only $3.75, I purchased the package and then they ordered me the other package which will be shipped to our home address in a couple of days. From there I stopped at the grocery store in that area to buy some items for Mae, and they also had some dark ground cover bark, so I bought a sack of that. When I got home I added the bark to the front flower bed to finish covering it. We had run, out with the bark I had bought previously, and so this finished the job. Although I did get some things done, I felt that most of the day was wasted running around. We ate dinner and watched a show “How to Steal a Million” which was quite cute.
Saturday, April 23, 2016
We got up and had to hurry to attend a track meet at David High in Kaysville. Tyler was running in the hurdles at 8:45am and then later after 1pm he would participate in the long jump. Tyler came in 2nd or 3rd in the hurdles and was quite unhappy about that. We didn’t stay for the long jump and haven’t heard how he came out in that. About 2:30pm we took our T Zone machine down to Randy’s so that he can try it out. He may be interested in buying it from us for $1,000. I cannot use it due to my eyes and Mae doesn’t take the time to use it. It would sure help us out financially at this point. After setting the machine up at Randy’s, we took Randy with us and went up to Lael and Neal Wall’s, where many of the cousins on the Porter side met for a party to eat, visit and keep the family together. It was late when we got home, showered and got to bed.
Sunday, April 24, 2016
We slept well last night and enjoyed a relaxing morning before attending Church. Sacrament meeting was quite special. Following the Sacrament, Brother Thomas Harper spoke using sign language and Sister Harper translated for us. Following Brother Harper, Brother Dick Terkelson introduced him and his wife, before he gave his talk. He and Sister Terkelson are a new couple who recently moved into our ward and the Monte Vista Mobile Home Park. After his talk, their daughter, Jennifer West, played a Violin Solo. Sister Janice Barnes accompanied her and did a remarkable job. I spoke to Sister Barne’s after meeting and told her how talented she is. Sister Terkelson then gave the concluding talk. I also enjoyed the Priesthood class and the Sunday school class. After coming home and having some lunch, we went visiting some in our Ward and then went over to visit Bob. Bob played the show, “Once in a Life Time”. Although it had one bedroom scene that could have been left out, the rest of the show was very good. After getting home I caught my journal up before we went to bed.
Monday, April 25, 2016
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night and so after mid-night she started cleaning house and doing her normal Monday morning washing. She finally came back to bed at 3am. I tried to be quiet so as not to waken her. She finally got up about 9am. I did get the lawn mowed before it started to rain and it rained and hailed quite hard so it stopped me from doing much outside. Mae went to a Daughter’s of the Utah Pioneers meeting this morning. I worked on my Diary transfer to the PC.
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Both Mae & I slept good last night. After breakfast, Mae started working on the files on the computer desk to sort them out and get them organized better. I worked on the tool trailer most of the day. I couldn’t find the wire connectors and the crimper tool that I thought that I had bought the other day when I purchased the battery for the camper. The only thing I can conclude is that I left them at the store. Bishop Mullins stopped by to tell us that he and Revee won’t be able to go to the temple with us for our ward temple day on Thursday as a niece is coming from Florida and they will meet her and take her to lunch in Richfield. In talking with him, he told me that he had a crimper tool that I could borrow – so I went to his house to get it. Sister Scheers called Mae to ask if she could take her to the doctor as she is in a lot of pain and thinks it is her kidneys. Mae took her and Arnold to the Instacare in Roy. They were told that there would be a 2 ½ hour wait, so they told Mae to come home and they would call her when they are finished with the doctor. Both Mimi and Arnold are in their 90’s and use walkers. After a good spaghetti dinner, Mae continued to work on the files, and I watched a couple of Western movies. Mae typed this entry for me while I was getting ready for bed.
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
We were late getting up. After breakfast I finished work on my trailer. We got things packed up and left for Mike’s before noon. We stopped at Costco in Bountiful where I fueled the car. While I was getting gas, Mae went into the store and bought some chips, some Granola bars and a frozen Yogurt. We got to Mike’s about 3pm. Mike and Becky had already left and Mae and I spent the night with Mattie and Jessie. After dinner the four of us played games until bed time.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
I woke up at 5:30am and let Mae sleep a little longer. Mattie and Jessie got themselves ready for school. Mae got up and got some breakfast ready. I took my shower and after breakfast and the girls left for school, Mae took her shower. Mike left me a Thank You note with $150.00 in it for my helping him with the gates. I wrote a note to him expressing my gratitude for him (he is the only 1 out of 6 that has a Temple Recommend now) and returned $50.00 asking him to give it to Becky to help with the dental work she needs. The $100.00 covers the tire that I blew on the trailer. Mae and I were ready to attend the Temple when we left. As we drove home, we called Mike and wished him a Happy Birthday. We got home in time to stop at our house and empty some of the things in the trunk and go to the Church House where we met the Shaw’s and took them with us to the Temple. Following the Temple Session, the four of us went to the cafeteria and ate lunch before coming home. After Mae and I got our things unpacked, I did some figuring on a water storage rack for Irven and Sandy. Mae was tired and so she took a nap and slept about 1 ½ hours. When she woke up, we called Connor and wished him a Happy Birthday. After dinner Mae read for a while then we went into our bedroom to watch a movie on VHS, “The Fugitive” starring Harrison Ford. It was quite a suspenseful show. Bob had loaned it to us the other day when we were visiting him. Iren called part way through the show and talked for some time.
Friday, April 29, 2016
I got up at 6am and let Mae sleep until 6:30am. Mae gave me a haircut and then I took my shower and prepared breakfast while Mae did her exercises. We left the house about 9am, stopping at the post office, at Harman’s for some groceries and at the Credit Union to deposit some money in our account. We next went to Garf’s and they followed us to Murdock’s Chevrolet where we left our car for them to service it. We rode with Ron and Diann from Murdock’s to the Bountiful Temple where we attended an Endowment Session. Diann had names for us to take through. After the Temple the four of us went out to Chuck-A-Rama for lunch. Ron and I got talking about going fishing and maybe it went too far and I think we will go both Monday and Tuesday. Mae and I took a nap when we got home. I helped Mae get some things ready for this evening as we have invited David and Pat Presnell over this evening. When Dave and Pat came, we played the first game of marbles. Dave had problems remembering the moves, plus he and I seemed to have very bad hands. Mae and Pat won without any challenge and I became a little irritated with Mae sending us back so often. Mae and I seem to be a little on edge with each other tonight. That isn’t normal. Well it’s time to go to bed.
Saturday, April 30, 2016
We slept in not getting up until late. After some breakfast, I started looking on the Web to be able to reserve a camp site at East Canyon Reservoir. I called Ron Garf to be sure that he still wanted to go up Monday morning, stay overnight and come home late Tuesday afternoon. I didn’t get an answer and was not sure just what to do. I went to go outside and Ron had just come to the door. Ron is excited for us to go, so we made reservations, then we started getting the camper and boat ready. We worked on them until after 5pm when Ron went home. Marianne Ray called Mae and needed someone to pick up a prescription for her. Mae and I went and got it, then we did some shopping mainly for things I need for the fishing trip. Mae is sure a special wife and sweetheart.


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