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This document will help you install PyRadio within a virtual environment using pipx.
In order to install PyRadio to your system you will:
In order to decide which type of installation to perform, here are a couple of things you have to consider.
There are two installation types you can use for PyRadio:
Fully isolated installation
This type of installation will install all PyRadio dependencies inside a virtual environment.
The advantage is that the system’s python installation is not cluttered with the package’s dependencies.
The disadvantage is that installing the dependencies in a virtual environment may fail.
System dependent installation
This type of installation requires that all PyRadio dependencies are installed outside the virtual environment used by PyRadio. All dependencies must be provided by the distribution (i.e. exist in the distribution repositories).
PyRadio relies on the existence of at least one of the following media players: mpv, mplayer or vlc.
Please install at least one of them beforehand:
# on Debian sudo apt-get install [ mpv / mplayer / vlc ] # on Fedora sudo dnf install [ mpv / mplayer / vlc ] # on openSUSE sudo zypper install [ mpv / mplayer / vlc ]
Open a terminal and execute:
cd wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coderholic/pyradio/master/pyradio/install.py
or using curl:
cd curl -L \ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coderholic/pyradio/master/pyradio/install.py \ -o install.py
Please follow the instructions that match/suit your distribution.
Note: The following instructions were tested on a freshly installed Debian Testing.
Install the requirements for the installation script:
sudo apt-get install \ python3-full \ python3-pip \ python3-rich \ python3-requests
Then install pipx:
sudo apt-get install pipx
If that fails, execute:
python3 -m pip install pipx
Finally, execute:
python3 -m pipx ensurepath
and exit the terminal.
Open a terminal and execute:
cd python3 install.py -i
Install dependencies:
sudo apt-get install \ python3-dnspython \ python3-psutil \ python3-netifaces \ python3-dateutil
Install PyRadio:
cd python3 install.py
Note: The following instructions were tested on a freshly installed Fedora 38 Workstation.
Execute:
sudo dnf install \ python3-pip \ python3-wheel \ python3-rich \ python3-requests \ pipx
And
python3 -m pipx ensurepath
and exit the terminal.
Open a terminal and execute:
sudo dnf install gcc python3-devel
And finally:
cd python install.py -i
Open a terminal and execute:
sudo dnf install \ python3-netifaces \ python3-psutil \ python3-dns \ python3-dateutil
Install PyRadio:
cd python install.py
Note: The following instructions were tested on a freshly installed openSUSE Tumbleweed 20230427.
Execute:
sudo zypper install \ python310-requests \ python310-rich # install pipx through pip to get the latest version (1.1.0+) # at the time of writing this, a very old pipx version (<IP_ADDRESS>) # was available on the openSUSE Tumbleweed repositories python3 -m pip install --user pipx python3 -m pipx ensurepath
and close the terminal.
Open a terminal and execute:
sudo zypper install \ gcc \ python310-dev
Install PyRadio:
cd python3 install.py -i
Open a terminal and install PyRadio dependencies:
sudo zypper install \ python3-psutil \ python3-dnspython \ python3-dateutil \ python3-netifaces
Finally, install PyRadio:
cd python3 install.py
Using pipx (a third party package) to deploy PyRadio on a system, may cause problems by itself.
pipx is able to correct some of these issues (according to its documentation), by executing:
pipx list
Furthermore, issues can also be resolved by reinstalling a package:
pipx reinstall pyradio
or even all pipx installed packages:
pipx reinstall-all
For these last commands to work, PyRadio source code must be available and present at the location it receded when the original installation took place.
PyRadio will keep a cache of ZIP files and a folder called pyradio-source in its data folder; all files will be kept in a folder called .cache (**_cache** on Windows).
Normally, just one ZIP file has to be present in the cache; the ZIP with the latest PyRadio version code. If more ZIP files are present in the cache, they can safely be deleted.
To see the contents of the cache (provided you have downloaded the latest install.py), execute:
python install.py -sc
To open the cache folder, execute:
python install.py -oc
To clear the cache (delete all ZIP files but the latest), execute:
python install.py -cc
If for some reason the cache has been lost, or got corrupted, you can just:
python install.py -oc
Delete all file and then:
python install.py -gc
This will download the latest stable ZIP file and unzip it into the pyradio-source folder.
And of course, if you have a working PyRadio installation, you can execute:
pyradio -sc pyradio -oc pyradio -cc pyradio -gc


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Javascript was first designed to be used with Netscape Navigator in 1995 by Brendan Eich. Since then it has spread to being one of the most widely used programming languages for front end development. The question is: why is Javasript so popular?
Probably the main reason that Javascript is so popular is that it is easy to learn. While I don't think it is as user friendly as Ruby, it is still very easy to learn the core concepts of Javascript and start using it right away. Along the same lines, Javascript is also easy to edit. Its a plain text language, and doesn't require a compiler to write, and can be edited with any plain text editor. As Javascript has grown in popularity, the amount of resources, such as libraries and extensions, has grown as well, helping build on the popularity even more.
Javascript can do a lot of things, including modifying the HTML Dom tree, modifiying the CSS stylings on a page, verifying information, and a whole lot of other stuff, but it is not without its limitations. Probably the biggest limitation to Javascript is its inability to access databases. Javascript by itself is a strictly front end language, and so to access the back end databases, it needs help from an outside source. Also Javascript cannot access information from a website hosted on another domain. This can actually be a good thing for security reasons, but it is a limitation to the language none the less.


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by TIMESOFINDIA.COMActress Alia Bhatt who was holidaying with friends in Los Angles has returned to the bay today during the wee hours. The actress was papped at the airport in an uber-cool avatar as she walked out of the Mumbai airport. The actress was seen sporting a black tee paired with same colour leggings, a lavender-pink flared overcoat and white shoes.
She had also shared an Insta story from the flight of feeling jet lagged, she shared a boomerang video and wrote, "Hello jet lag..pls go away..."
While Alia was in LA, she kept treating us with her stunning pictures from her exotic vacay. She shared a few pictures on her Instagram profile giving us major holiday goals.
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On the work front, the 'Raazi' actress will be collaborating with her father Mahesh Bhatt and sister Pooja Bhatt for the first time in 'Sadak 2'. The film will also star Sanjay Dutt, Aditya Roy Kapur and Gulshan Grover in pivotal roles. Apart from 'Sadak 2', Alia has her kitty full with some interesting projects like Ayan Mukerji’s ‘Brahmastra’, Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Gangubai Kathiawadi’ and Karan Johar’s ‘Takht’.
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- GenerateAssociations - Class in code.dws.core.propertyMap
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This creates the domain/range restrictions for a given set of OIE relations.
- GenerateAssociations() - Constructor for class code.dws.core.propertyMap.GenerateAssociations
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- generateClassHierarchy(String) - Method in class code.dws.core.instanceMap.AutomatedNodeScoringWrapper
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- Generator - Class in code.dws.setup
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A stand-alone class to generate required files for the whole workflow,
including data files
- Generator() - Constructor for class code.dws.setup.Generator
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- GeneratorClient - Class in code.dws.setup
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- GeneratorClient() - Constructor for class code.dws.setup.GeneratorClient
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- genericFileReader(InputStream, String, boolean) - Static method in class code.dws.utils.FileUtil
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- GenericTreeNode - Class in code.dws.dto
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Data object representing a tree structure where every node is a DBPedia class
with a set of attributes,
- GenericTreeNode(OWLClass) - Constructor for class code.dws.dto.GenericTreeNode
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- GenericTreeNode(OWLClass, double) - Constructor for class code.dws.dto.GenericTreeNode
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- GET_DBPTYPE - Static variable in class code.dws.utils.Constants
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- GET_KB_RELATIONS_ANNOTATED - Static variable in class code.dws.utils.Constants
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- GET_OIE_PROPERTIES_ANNOTATED - Static variable in class code.dws.utils.Constants
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- GET_REFINED_FACT - Static variable in class code.dws.utils.Constants
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- GET_REFINED_MAPPINGS_SQL - Static variable in class code.dws.utils.Constants
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SQL queries
- GET_WIKI_LINKS_APRIORI_SQL - Static variable in class code.dws.utils.Constants
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SQL to fetch the probabilities of the same as links from terms to
concepts
- GET_WIKI_TITLES_SQL - Static variable in class code.dws.utils.Constants
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given a surface form, fetch top titles it refers to
- getAnnoPairs() - Static method in class code.dws.dbConnectivity.DBWrapper
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retrieves the list of fully annotated property mappings
- getArg1() - Method in class code.dws.dto.PairDto
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- getArg2() - Method in class code.dws.dto.PairDto
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- getChildren() - Method in class code.dws.dto.GenericTreeNode
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- getDBPClass(String) - Static method in class code.dws.markovLogic.YagoDbpediaMapping
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returns the DBP class for a given yago class logic is to look for a
direct mapping of YAGO class to a DBPedia from the collection, if it does
not have, we go for its higher class and try for its mapping
- getDBPInstanceType(String) - Static method in class code.dws.dbConnectivity.DBWrapper
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- getInst(String) - Static method in class code.dws.utils.Utilities
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get the actual nell instance, following the ":" if any
- getInstanceTypes(String) - Static method in class code.dws.query.SPARQLEndPointQueryAPI
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get type of a given instance
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- getKbArg2() - Method in class code.dws.dto.PairDto
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- getLowestType(List<String>) - Static method in class code.dws.query.SPARQLEndPointQueryAPI
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- getNodeDownScore() - Method in class code.dws.dto.GenericTreeNode
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- getNodeLevel() - Method in class code.dws.dto.GenericTreeNode
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- getNodeName() - Method in class code.dws.dto.GenericTreeNode
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- getNodeUpScore() - Method in class code.dws.dto.GenericTreeNode
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- getNodeValue() - Method in class code.dws.dto.GenericTreeNode
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- getNumberOfChildren() - Method in class code.dws.dto.GenericTreeNode
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returns the number of children of this node
- getObj() - Method in class code.dws.dto.FactDao
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- getOptimalCluster(String) - Static method in class code.dws.core.cluster.analysis.ClusterAnalyzer
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retrieve the cluster for the given path
- getPropInstance() - Static method in class code.dws.setup.Generator
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- getRefinedDBPFact(FactDao) - Static method in class code.dws.dbConnectivity.DBWrapper
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method to retrieve the refined KB fact for a given fact
- getRel() - Method in class code.dws.dto.PairDto
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- getRelation() - Method in class code.dws.dto.FactDao
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- getReverbProperties(int, Long, boolean) - Static method in class code.dws.setup.Generator
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get the list of Reverb properties
Can be used to get both top-k properties, or properties with atleast
atLeastInstancesCount number of instances
- getReverbProperties(int, Long) - Static method in class code.dws.setup.Generator
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get the list of Reverb properties
Can be used to get both top-k properties, or properties with atleast
atLeastInstancesCount number of instances
- getReverbProperties(String, int, Long) - Static method in class code.dws.setup.LoadInstanceTypes
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get the list of Reverb properties
CAn be used to get both top-k properties, or properties with atleast x
number of instances
- getScore() - Method in class code.dws.dto.PairDto
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- getSimScore(String, String) - Static method in class code.dws.wordnet.SimilatityWebService
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fetch the pairwise score from the API
- getSub() - Method in class code.dws.dto.FactDao
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- getUNTYPEDNodeDetails() - Method in class code.dws.core.instanceMap.AutomatedNodeScoringWrapper
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- getWordNetSimilarityScores(String, String, BufferedWriter) - Static method in class code.dws.wordnet.SimilatityWebService
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call the web service to compute the inter phrase similarity
- GSSampleCreator - Class in code.dws.evaluation
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- GSSampleCreator() - Constructor for class code.dws.evaluation.GSSampleCreator
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The classic flavours of pea, ham and mint are upgraded with a crispy, deep-fried egg for a wonderful celebration of seasonal British produce.
Cook two eggs in a saucepan of boiling water for 4 minutes, until soft-boiled. Cool in cold water and carefully peel.
Beat the remaining egg in a shallow bowl. Put the flour in a second shallow bowl and season. Put the breadcrumbs in a third shallow bowl. Roll each boiled egg in the flour, then the beaten egg, then the breadcrumbs.
Fill a deep-fat fryer or a large, deep, heavy-bottomed pan two-thirds full with the vegetable oil. Heat to 180C (a cube of bread should turn brown in one minute when dropped in.) CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended. Deep-fry the eggs for 3–4 minutes, until golden
Meanwhile, blend the defrosted peas with the warm ham stock in a food processor. Pass the purée through a fine sieve. It should have the consistency of double cream.
Blanch the fresh peas and mangetout in boiling water for 30 seconds. Drain and refresh under cold water.
In a bowl, mix together the blanched peas and mangetout, ham, pea shoots, mint and Parmesan. Dress with the olive oil and a squeeze of lemon juice. Check the seasoning.
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I am taking the substance alone. At night. In my apartment. I had not eaten properly that day. Only a light meal of lentil-soups some hours before taking the substance. I am thinkning to just take a small, threshold dosage and watch an episode of 'planet earth' on my computer. Then making a big omelette and just chill out. Im guessing the effects would be similar to small dosages of shrooms, in other words not expecting anything overwhelming.
It should also be noted that I had a convo with a friend earlier that day. He suggested to start dose-ing around 1-2 mg before doing more, as one could never be too safe. My friend told me horror-stories about someone that thought they took 2CB but instead took DOB and therefore overdosed terribly.
I remember I was thinking that my friend, although he does right in approaching any new psychedlic drug cautiously, was way to anxious. I also could not think of any other drug, that comes in fumarate form, where it would cause overwhelming effects taken in 5-6 mg dosages (besides for instant LSD or DOB or some other drugs effective in mcg-range which I considered was highly unlikely that is what I got). Nevertheless should this conversation greatly impact the come-up of this drug. As I was starting to doubt if it really was 4-ho-met that I had taken.
0:00. I measure up aprox 10 mg of the substance. I put around 6-7 mg in a capsule and swallow it, thinking I should be careful with a new substance and start at low dosage. My intent for the 'trip' is just to get a mild feeling of what it is before taking it later in higher dosages and in a more natural setting. (I try to always do psychedelics in the nature setting aside at least the whole day). Just chill out..  I feel some slight effects, I feel pleasant and I decide to ingest whatever powder is left on my scale. Now total dosage is aprox 10 mg (+- 2-3 mg as my scale is not very accurate in such small dosages)
00:40. I start watching the planet earth episode. I feel some slight effects. I am thinking that this stuff is weak. Im thinking that I would have felt the effects after 20 minutes, I am pretty sure I have read this somewhere. As it has now gone 40 minutes I decide it should be safe to re-dose. Im measuring up 5-6-7-ish mg and add it with orange juice, and drink it like this. The substance add some extra nice flavour to the juice. I have now taken somewhere in btw 15-20 mg of the substance. At this time I'm not really thinking about the dosage. Im still only expecting a chilled out trip. Watching some nature-shows and eat a big omelette before going to sleep.
1:00: Im in the middle of the planet earth episode. Nausea kicks in. Much like mushrooms. Then I feel tension in my neck, something I normally dont have when taking psychedelics. My heart rate increase. Im thinking that the capsule I took at first kicks in together with the 5-6mg mixed with juice. This is pretty overwhelming.
1:05: I turn of the 'planet earth'-episode aprox 25 minutes into the episodes. (although it was a very interresting episode with photage of wild snow-leopards that would fit perfect with a minor mushroom-dosage (as planned), but I am unable to sit back and relax as the drug is suddenly having very strong effects, which took me by suprise.) Im having anxiety and thoughts that I might have ingested a different substance then 4-ho-met. The convo with my friend from earlier that day goes through my head. Im searching the net trying to find out how long this takes until it reach plateau. Im anxious that I might have overdosed terribly here. Im trying to think how much of the drug I have taken. It should be somewhere in btw 15-20mg. My gosh! I have not really been thinking here. Just ingesting some powder without taking properly pre-cautions. I was thinking that the effects would come on after 15-20 minutes. But I think the capsule must have taken 40 minutes before kicking in.
1:25: Visuals sets in. Very strong. It feels similar to shrooms, but also reminded me of LSD. Im struggeling to keep calm. This was not at all what I planned for (although in retrospect it is pretty obvious that 15-20 mg would cause a full blown trip, I was not really expecting it). Effects is still building up, and Im wondering when I will reach the peak. Im also struggeling with thoughts of really having ingested 4-ho-met, and Im thinking it would be horrible to e.g have ingested DOB instead. I feel clammy in my hands. And Im sweating. Im trying to find a good space for whatever is awaiting me. I try to lie down, or to meditate (as I do on high dosages of mushrooms) but was not able to be comfortable or find peace.
1:30: I put on the album 'Buddha Chill Session' on my spotify account. The music soothes me and Im able to relax a little bit. (The music was a source of great inspiration and I thought multiple times that this was perfect tripping music for the rest of the night).
1:40: Unsure if it is still buildig up, or if I have reached the plataeu, visuals are intense. But it comes in waves. I can still think clearly, although the computer screen starts to wave and crazy 3D patterns is all over the place,. At times I feel almost back to baseline. Just to be swept away again. My mind feels pretty clear though, there is no confusion, just concern of where this is going to end, and shock and surprise as this was not really what I planned for.
2:00: I decide to write what I experience in a word document. This helps on my anxiety alot. To put my thoughts into words. It is something I continue to do all through the night.
2:30: I realise that I am not poisoned. I start to enjoy the effects. I have feelings of warmth and love coming over me. I have some tension in my neck and shoulders. Im unsure whether this is caused by the drug or psychosomatically by my previous anxiety.
3:00: Im having very clear conception of my life. Like looking at my life from outside. Deep thoughts and insight. Waves of euphoria comes over me.
4:00: The effects are still strong. Although the strongest effects have subsided. My neighbour that is my friend is having a party downstairs. A surprise birthday-party as I hear them sing birthdaysong. This stresses me out a little, as I fear people will be on my door inviting me to join their party. I feel in absolutely no condition for socializing with drunk party-minded people.
4:15: Im deciding to take a shower. During showering I have intense sexual thoughts and visions. The water runs over my hair and ears and the sounds of dripping water sounds almost metallic. I spend along time looking in the mirror. I feel tall and God-like. My pupils are very dilated.
4:30: Im getting a metallic like feel in my mouth. Some jaw-tension. But pretty mild. It does not bother me.
5:00: The party crowd downstairs leave the building. I write a very honest and open mail to a girlfriend of mine. I feel very happy with it, sharing many things that I have thought about but been unable to put into words before.  Mild after glow.
6:30: I decide to write this trip-report.
Conclusion:
This substance took me with surprise. Im thinking it took aprox 40 minutes for a the capsule to fully kick in. Mixed in juice I am guessing it would take only 20 minutes to feel effects. As I was taking small dosages without being properly cautious, like e.g. giving the substance enought time to take effect, the effects, when it first hit me, took me with surprise. And it was building up for quite some time. Not like mushrooms were I feel the first wave is the strongest.
The effects are very serious. And this is not a drug to be taken lightly. After the initial shock and anxiety I was able to enjoy the effects. I felt deep insight into my life, and waves of euphoria. The visuals were awesome! It is simular to mushrooms, but not the same. Some times it even reminded me a little about LSD.
When the substance were coming on, and I was feeling anxious I read some trip-report where someone were saying: 'If it feels really good and you want to use it a second time, it is not a drug worth bothering about. But if it shocks and rattles you to your core, then itís worth investigating'. I feel lke this with this substance. It shocked me - but was indeed interresting.
I look forward to explore further in future - but then I would be sure to have a better setting and to more prepared.
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cfg_params = {"type_list": ["rl"], "start_time": 0, "end_time":3000, "cfg_path":"debug/cfg/", "num_cars":num_cars, "type_counts":{"rl": auton_cars}, "use_flows":True, "period":"1"}
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("left", 0), ("left", 70), ("left", 140), \
("bottom", 0), ("bottom", 70), ("bottom", 140), \
("right", 0), ("right", 70), ("right", 140)]
initial_config = {"positions": initial_positions, "shuffle": False}
scenario = LoopScenario("test-exp", num_cars, type_params, cfg_params, net_params, initial_config=initial_config, generator_class=CircleGenerator)
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exp = SumoExperiment(SimpleVelocityEnvironment, env_params, sumo_binary, sumo_params, scenario)
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For example, Guppy does not support typing an integral sign, but rather has a symbol for definite integral (and a separate one for indefinite integral). The definite integral symbol is added when the user types “defi”, and takes four arguments: the lower limit, upper limit, integrand, and variable of integration.
If you’re adding a custom symbol, the preferred method is to have a separate json file (or even several) for your symbols such as my_symbols.json
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Guppy.init({"path":"/lib/guppy",
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This will load the symbols.json
file that comes with Guppy as well as your custom symbols.
A JSON symbols file contains a single dictionary of symbols. They keys in this dictionary are the strings the user would type to insert the symbol, and the values are themselves dictionaries that describe the symbols. For example, somewhere in the symbols.json
file we find the definite integral symbol:
"defi":
{"output":{
"latex":"\\displaystyle\\int_{{$1}}^{{$2}}{$3}d{$4}"},
"attrs":{ "type":"defintegral", "group":"calculus"}
},
This tells us a few things:
The key tells us that “defi” is what the user must input to create a definite integral,
In the dictionary, the “output” key has entries for each rendering method we want to support (“latex” being the only one required, as we need that to display the symbol in the editor). The {$n}
notation in the ouptut refers to arguments. For instnace, {$1}
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The “attrs” key specifies certain attributes of the symbol:
“type” is its semantically meaningful name that can be used, for example, to search for occurances of this symbol
“group” is the tab under which to group this symbol when displaying the on-screen keyboard for mobile editing.
The actual definite integral symbol is slightly more complicated for reasons that will become clear as we go through some examples.
\epsilon_0
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Elsewhere in the document is a list of values that are denoted by \epsilon_0, \epsilon_1, ..., \epsilon_n
and we want to distinguish "the first \epsilon
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To input \epsilon_0
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To add such a symbol, we make a few decisions:
The user should input it by typing “perm”
In LaTeX, it should render as \epsilon_0
In ASCIImath it should render as e_0
It should be searchable via the string "permittivity"
It should be grouped with other physics-related symbols in the mobile interface.
These decisions manifest in the JSON symbol file as the following entry in the dictionary:
"perm":
{"output":{
"latex":"\\epsilon_0",
"asciimath":"e_0"}
"attrs":{ "type":"permittivity", "group":"physics"}
},
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The user should input it by typing “Fq”
We want the user to be able to specify the cardinality of the field
In LaTeX, it should render as \mathbf{F}_{CARDINALITY}
In ASCIImath it should render as F_{CARDINALITY}
It should be searchable via the string "finitefield"
It should be grouped with other number theory-related symbols in the mobile interface.
These decisions manifest in the JSON symbol file as the following entry in the dictionary:
"Fq":
{"output":{
"latex":"\\mathbb{F}_{{$1}}",
"asciimath":"F_{$1}"}
"attrs":{ "type":"finitefield", "group":"number_theory"}
},
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The tensor product is a simple symbol like the permittivity of free space in that it has no arguments. However, unlike \epsilon_0
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So we can start with a spec very similar to the permittivity of free space example:
"tensor":
{"output":{
"latex":"\\otimes",
"asciimath":" o "}
"attrs":{ "type":"tensor", "group":"operations"}
},
However, in order to specify that, semantically, this is an operator and not an object, we add an “ast” entry to the spec declaring the the type for the purposes of building the AST is “operator”:
"tensor":
{"output":{
"latex":"\\otimes",
"asciimath":" o "}
"attrs":{ "type":"tensor", "group":"operations"},
"ast":{"type":"operator"}
},
R^{i}_{jkl}
While Guppy has support for exponents and subscripts, entering R_1^2
will render as (R_1)^2
, making explicit the fact that the superscript refers to exponentiation. If we want some notation with both sub- and superscripts as indices, we make a special symbol.
An example is the Riemann curvature tensor R^i_{jkl}
which is notated with one superscript index and three subscript indices. Since we want the user to be able to specify the values of these indices, this starts off as a four-argument symbol similar to the definite integral:
"RCT":
{"output":{
"latex":"R^{{$1}}_{{$2}{$3}{$4}}",
"asciimath":"R^{{$1}}_{{$2}{$3}{$4}}"},
"attrs":{
"type":"curvaturetensor",
"group":"physics"}
},
However, when we’re editing we want a few additional behaviours:
When we press the “up” arrow in any of the subscripts, we want the cursor to move to the superscript
Likewise, when we press the “down” arrow in the superscript, we want the cursor to move to the subscripts
We need to make explicit the fact that the sub- and superscript arguments should be rendered as small (for example, integrals in the superscript should not be rendered at full size.
All these can be specified using the “args” key in the symbol specification, which is a list of dictionaries where the nth dictionary in the list describes the behaviour for argument n. For example, the first dictionary can have an entry "down":"2"
to specify that, in the first argument (i.e. the superscript) the down arrow should bring us to the second argument (the first subscript):
"RCT":
{"output":{
"latex":"R^{{$1}}_{{$2}{$3}{$4}}",
"asciimath":"R^{{$1}}_{{$2}{$3}{$4}}"},
"attrs":{
"type":"riemanncurvature",
"group":"physics"},
"args":[
{"down":"2","small":"yes"},
{"up":"1","small":"yes"},
{"up":"1","small":"yes"},
{"up":"1","small":"yes"}
]
},
f'(x)
The “prime” notation for derivatives is not built into Guppy, and the editor doesn’t naturally accept inputting the apostrophe character. In order to allow this, we can create a symbol for the derivative of a function expressed this way:
"prime":
{"output":{
"latex":"{$1}'({$2})",
"asciimath":"{$1}'({$2})"},
"attrs":{
"type":"derivative2",
"group":"calculus"}
},
However, this does not fully work: When we input the symbol, we want whatever came immediately before it to pre-populate the first argument (i.e. the function whose derivative we’re taking). To wit, if we input fprime
, we are presented with f[?]'([?])
rather than f'([?])
. We can fix this with the “input” key, which specifies the index of the argument that should be pre-populated with the previous token:
"'":
{"output":{
"latex":"{$1}'({$2})",
"asciimath":"{$1}'({$2})"},
"attrs":{
"type":"derivative2",
"group":"calculus"},
"input":1
},
We can add a column vector entry, which is rendered as \left(\begin{matrix}ARGS\end{matrix}\right)
. We can start with a simple one-argument symbol:
"cvec":
{"output":{
"latex":"\\left( \begin{matrix} {$1} \end{matrix}\\right)",
"asciimath":"vec({$1})"},
"attrs":{
"type":"colvector",
"group":"array"}
},
However this allows only a single entry in our column vector. To allow many, we specify that this first argument is actually a one-dimensional list by changing {$1}
to {$1{separator}}
, where “separator” is the whatever we want to separate the elements of the list. For LaTeX rendering of a column vector, we want the entries to be separated with \\
, and for ASCIImath, a comma will do. So we end up with:
"cvec":
{"output":{
"latex":"\\left( \begin{matrix} {$1{\\\\}} \end{matrix}\\right)",
"asciimath":"cvec({$1{,}})"},
"attrs":{
"type":"colvector",
"group":"array"}
},
\cases
We can continue to add more separators to get higher-dimensional arrays. For example, if we want to have a “cases” environment to express, for example, “f(x) = 0 if x is rational and 1 if x is irrational” using the LaTeX \begin{cases}
, we can do it thus:
"cases":
{"output":{
"latex":"\\begin{cases} {$1{ & \\text{ if }}{\\\\}} \\end{cases}",
"asciimath":"cases({$1{ if }{;}})"},
"attrs":{
"type":"cases",
"group":"array"}
},
This example starts to show the limitations of the editor: In principle there should be two columns only in this environment, but there is no syntax for constraining the array to only two columns in the current version of the editor.


Adding Cardboard VR to your GLAM Apps
This tutorial covers how to add Cardboard VR support to your GLAM Apps in a few easy steps.
To demonstrate, we are going to adapt the Bubble Pop! showcase for use with Cardboard. Now, Bubble Pop! is interesting because it not only has fun graphics against a panoramic background - great for VR - but it also features interaction. So, in this tutorial we will learn now to do the three things necessary to create a Cardboard application: stereo rendering in WebGL, head tracking use the phone's accelerometer/gyro, and input.
First, let's try out the app. Using your mobile browser, click on the image below to launch the demo. After it's launched, tap once on the screen to go into fullscreen mode. Then pop your phone into your Cardboard viewer and go! You should be able to look around the scene-- up, down, left and right-- and see the background change.
Now, if you have one of those nifty
DIYVR Cardboard viewers from DODOcase, it also has an input level on the right side of the box. Whenever you are looking at a bubble, tap the lever. You should see the bubble disappear and hear the pop!
Let's walk through each of the steps.
Turning on Cardboard VR rendering
Turning on Cardboard rendering in GLAM is simple. You just add a <renderer> tag to your content:
<renderer type="cardboard"></renderer>
Under the covers, GLAM does a side-by-side rendering. That is, instead of a single camera to render the scene, GLAM creates two cameras, each offset from the other by your interpupillary distance, and renders the scene from each camera to a separate viewport half the size of the screen.
Adding head tracking
Cardboard VR uses the phone's gyro and accelerometer to track changes in orientation. Mobile browsers generate deviceOrientation events when the phone changes orientation; we use those inside GLAM to implement a camera controller suitable for use in VR.
To add a deviceOrientation camera controller to the GLAM scene, simply create a <controller> element with type deviceOrientation as follows:
<controller type="deviceOrientation"></controller>
Adding view event handling
One of the most challenging aspects of VR application design is input. Because our vision is cut off from the outside world, we don't have easy access to the mouse or keyboard like we do in regulard desktop applications. For Cardboard VR it's even worse, because the phone is contained in a box, making it hard or impossible to swipe and tap.
The way many VR developers are getting around this is to drive input using the user's eyes: i.e. whatever they are looking at becomes the selected object. GLAM defines events for this,
viewover and
viewout, that the developer can listen for with an event listener as follows.
sphereelt.addEventListener("viewover", function(event) {
selectedBubble = groupelt;
});
sphereelt.addEventListener("viewout", function(event) {
selectedBubble = null;
});
Often view events are combined with a timer to implement some kind of "countdown" so that after a long enough period, the object automatically activates. We don't do that in the Cardboard version of
Bubble Pop!; instead we use touch input. When the user taps, the currently selected bubble pops. So running this demo will require an input-capable Cardboard viewer, such as the
DIYVR Cardboard viewer from DODOcase.
Summary
Well that was pretty much it. As you can see it didn't take too much work to add Cardboard VR support to a GLAM scene. Make sure to try out the
demo in your mobile browser, and don't forget to tap on the phone's screen to go full screen!


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Qpid Dispatch 0.7.0 Release Notes
Dispatch is a lightweight AMQP message router library. More about
Qpid
Dispatch.
For more information about this release, including download links and
documentation, see the release overview.
New features and improvements
- DISPATCH-204 - Identity mapping from X.509 certificate data to a descriptive nickname
- DISPATCH-211 - Expose connection properties in management response
- DISPATCH-233 - Allow client side saslMechanisms to be specified for qdstat and qdmanage
- DISPATCH-311 - [Policy] schema object names could be improved
- DISPATCH-348 - Don't show deprecated entities and attributes
- DISPATCH-349 - Modify the client icon on the topology page to indicate when there are multiple clients.
- DISPATCH-350 - Display list of links for client connections. Allow acquiesce of links
- DISPATCH-388 - Add deprecated flag to schema entities and attributes
- DISPATCH-395 - Add Links to overview page
- DISPATCH-399 - Convert documentation to asciidoc format
- DISPATCH-400 - Remember last entity expanded on overview page
- DISPATCH-407 - Tweeks to Links on overview page
- DISPATCH-412 - Support 'stdout' as log destination as well as 'stderr'
- DISPATCH-427 - Implement expand/collapse all to the Overview and Entities tabs
- DISPATCH-428 - Connecting the dispatch-console to wrong port throws JS exception and freezes console
- DISPATCH-434 - Remember all entities expanded on overview and entities pages
- DISPATCH-440 - Use the placeholder HTML attribute to communicate default values in the Connect form
- DISPATCH-446 - Make sslProfile an entity and remove all annotations
- DISPATCH-447 - Modify cmake to optionally Install stand-alone and hawtio console
- DISPATCH-464 - Change plugin name from dispatch-plugin to dispatch-hawtio-console to match the artifact name
- DISPATCH-468 - Display-name for identity in x.509 certificates
- DISPATCH-471 - server.c needs refactoring around qd_connection_t allocation
- DISPATCH-477 - Drop pre-settled under congestion
- DISPATCH-483 - Display links per address and connection on overview page
- DISPATCH-511 - Remove performance problems from locks and memory allocation
- DISPATCH-513 - Add a typed iterator to parsed field (qd_parsed_field_t)
- DISPATCH-514 - Add link statistics for different dispositions
- DISPATCH-515 - Add example config file for auto starting webbroxy
- DISPATCH-517 - Expose new link statistics on overview page
- DISPATCH-518 - Use eventfd instead of a pipe for poll wakeup.
- DISPATCH-520 - Remove qpidd references from dispatch system_test.py
- DISPATCH-521 - Switch to verify qdrouterd installation
- DISPATCH-522 - Performance: Defer activation and driver-awakening
Bugs fixed
- DISPATCH-8 - Message:user-id must be authenticated on ingress
- DISPATCH-160 - Dispatch router does not propagate custom message annotations
- DISPATCH-224 - Tools fail with no useful error in some SASL configurations
- DISPATCH-280 - Management tools do not send AMQP Open.hostname with new proton
- DISPATCH-313 - Tree on left side of entity page scrolls back to top after data is updated
- DISPATCH-316 - Refector javascript so the common code between hawtio and standalone is not duplicated
- DISPATCH-317 - Show tooltip for long values on left panel on topology page
- DISPATCH-318 - Don't allow router nodes to be moved off of the screen on topology page
- DISPATCH-336 - Very high latency for fire-and-forget sender
- DISPATCH-345 - Initialize current node on entity page when logged into a different router network
- DISPATCH-346 - Don't attempt to load non-existant css file when hawtio plugin loads
- DISPATCH-353 - segfault in qd_entity_refresh_connection
- DISPATCH-354 - qdstat general statistics broken
- DISPATCH-362 - Handwritten paragraphs of man qdrouterd.conf are out of sync with autogenerated parts
- DISPATCH-363 - Autogenerated part of man page qdrouterd.conf and output of
qdmanage print-json-schema
leave out the name:
attribute in annotation sections
- DISPATCH-370 - qdmanage tool hangs if --type option is "linkRoute" or "address"
- DISPATCH-373 - qdmanage : no clear error message when "read" type linkRoute, address and autoLink
- DISPATCH-375 - Console instalation instructions do not work
- DISPATCH-379 - Missing default route indication on topology page
- DISPATCH-381 - qdstat -g causes segfault
- DISPATCH-384 - qdrouter.conf manual : saslMechanisms as "Space separated list ..."
- DISPATCH-389 - Removing CONFIG and DISPATCH as modules for logging
- DISPATCH-391 - Attributes missing for listener and connector and trustedCerts still there
- DISPATCH-392 - "attributeName is undefined error" when showing "address", "linkRoute" and "autoLink"
- DISPATCH-393 - Download router configuration doesn't work
- DISPATCH-394 - Chart just added isn't shown in the dashboard
- DISPATCH-396 - The "console" entity attributes aren't shown in the qdrouterd.conf
- DISPATCH-397 - Error creating a new connector on a router with same name but on another router
- DISPATCH-398 - For Dispatch 0.7 release move up the minimum required version of qpid proton to 0.13.0
- DISPATCH-401 - qdstat and qdmanage client tools do not verify host name when using SSL
- DISPATCH-402 - Remove deprecated hyphen-separated config and entity names
- DISPATCH-405 - Chart data should be cleared when the console disconnects
- DISPATCH-406 - Area charts only show the top line in Firefox.
- DISPATCH-414 - Deleting a ProxyListener from dispatch-console segfaults the router
- DISPATCH-416 - Connecting the dispatch-console to wrong host displays incomplete error message
- DISPATCH-417 - "There are no policyStatss" in dispatch-console
- DISPATCH-418 - Deleting an address in the dispatch-console does not work
- DISPATCH-425 - Tree on the left side gets rerendered when navigating in dispatch-console preferences
- DISPATCH-426 - The left tree view in Overview tab allows opening multiple branches at once. Tree view in Entities tab behives like accordeon.
- DISPATCH-431 - Do not link to http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/dispatch-plugin
- DISPATCH-435 - Dragging a node to a corner on the topology screen leads to a visual disconnect between the node and its link
- DISPATCH-436 - Releasing the mouse button outside of the Topology SVG when dragging a node causes the node follow the mouse even if the mouse button is not pressed
- DISPATCH-439 - Connect form cannot be submitted using only keyboard
- DISPATCH-442 - system_tests_sasl_plain and system_tests_deprecated failing on Ubuntu
- DISPATCH-444 - Add full entity type to schema
- DISPATCH-445 - Use fullyQualifiedType from the schema when calling methods
- DISPATCH-449 - Link-leak for attach-routed links
- DISPATCH-452 - Prevent javascript alerts on Entities and Topology pages when new routers join network
- DISPATCH-453 - Reserve the right column on the topology page for the legend
- DISPATCH-454 - Legend on topology page is too tall
- DISPATCH-455 - When autostart is checked and there is no router listening, FF generates a stream of error popups
- DISPATCH-456 - Redirect back to connect page as soon as connection is dropped
- DISPATCH-457 - Overview page does not update after router is added/removed from network
- DISPATCH-458 - Batching of settlement can cause credit to be not issued to senders
- DISPATCH-461 - [Policy] policyStats object missed being renamed to vhostStats
- DISPATCH-462 - [Policy] Policy and vhost objects not named correctly by agent
- DISPATCH-463 - [Policy] Remove wildcard user name description from policy doc
- DISPATCH-473 - Deleting an SSL Profile used by a listener sometimes causes the router to crash
- DISPATCH-479 - Use atomic operations for ref counts
- DISPATCH-482 - trace level log messages are printing out as null
- DISPATCH-484 - Update tree icons on overview and entities pages
- DISPATCH-485 - All routers table on overview page is missing data
- DISPATCH-486 - Data table on entities page has no left margin
- DISPATCH-487 - Missing header on Quiesce button column
- DISPATCH-488 - Provide a notification system for stand-alone console
- DISPATCH-489 - Fetching logs entries on Entities page no longer works
- DISPATCH-491 - Frequent skipped HELLO message from route engine
- DISPATCH-494 - Policy objects do not support management update and delete directives
- DISPATCH-495 - Autolinks to non-existent nodes cause problems in the router
- DISPATCH-496 - Activation of an autolink does not result in issuing credit to a blocked sender
- DISPATCH-498 - memory leak in _configure_ssl_profile error path
- DISPATCH-499 - in propagating link detach the info field is dropped
- DISPATCH-500 - name in conf file is not sent in response to management query
- DISPATCH-501 - router segfaults if you sent a management query with an empty body
- DISPATCH-502 - Seeing unexpected values in management query response
- DISPATCH-505 - Eventual loss of credit on inter-router control links when the topology changes
- DISPATCH-507 - Switching between hawtio console and stand-alone causes problems
- DISPATCH-508 - Self tests use deprecated configuration objects
- DISPATCH-523 - Topology changes can cause in-flight deliveries to be stuck in the ingress router
- DISPATCH-524 - Unfair handling of multiple connections to the router
- DISPATCH-532 - man pages installed in wrong directory (man.X)
- DISPATCH-533 - Router crash in the 6-node example
- DISPATCH-535 - Use correct lifecycle management for Proton objects
- DISPATCH-550 - Assertion failure in router in larger scale networks
- DISPATCH-558 - Remove assertions in the core agent that fail due to malformed requests
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| ) |
| [in] | how | see sigprogmask or pthread_sigmask |
| [in] | sigmask | signal mask |
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| lesson 22 By heart |
| Some plays are so successful that they run for years on end. |
| In many ways, this is unfortunate for the poor actors who are required to go on repeating the same lines night after night. |
| One would expect them to know their parts by heart and never have cause to falter. |
| Yet this is not always the case. |
| A famous actor in a highly successful play was once cast in the role of an aristocrat who had been imprisoned in the Bastille for twenty years. |
| In the last act, a gaoler would always come on to the stage with a letter which he would hand to the prisoner. |
| Even though the noble was expected to read the letter at each performance, |
| he always insisted that it should be written out in full. |
| One night, the gaoler decided to play a joke on his colleague to find out if, |
| after so many performances, he had managed to learn the contents of the letter by heart. |
| The curtain went up on the final act of the play and revealed the aristocrat sitting alone behind bars in his dark cell. |
| Just then, the gaoler appeared with the precious letter in his bands. |
| He entered the cell and presented the letter to the aristocrat. |
| But the copy he gave him had not been written out in full as usual. |
| It was simply a blank sheet of paper. |
| The gaoler looked on eagerly, anxious to see if his fellow actor had at last learnt his lines. |
| The noble stared at the blank sheet of paper for a few seconds. |
| Then, squinting his eyes, he said: 'The light is dim. Read the letter to me. ' |
| And he promptly handed the sheet of paper to the gaoler. |
| Finding that he could not remember a word of the letter either, |
| the gaoler replied: 'The light is indeed dim, sire. I must get my glasses. ' |
| With this, he hurried off the stage. |
| Much to the aristocrat's amusement, |
| the gaoler returned a few moments later with a pair of glasses and the usual copy of the letter which he proceeded to read to the prisoner. |


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Chapter 75 - KENíS PARENTS & SIBLINGS
Kenís mom remarried after Charles (Kenís father) died in March of 67.† She married Leo Jensen in June of 1970.† He is a wonderful man and we love him.† He was a temple worker and now she is.† They serve in the Idaho Falls Temple.
This is a family picture taken at a family reunion with Margeís children Ė Rich (Dad Browningís youngest son by his first wife), Margaret (Margeís daughter by her first husband, Less), Roy (Kenís older brother Ė he, Ken & Irven are children of Marge and Charles Browning), Irven is standing at the left of Leo Jensen.† Ken is on the front with his older brother, Bob (Floyd Robert), but he was called Bob.† Bob was also a son born to Marge and her first husband, Less).† Leo and Marge live at the time at 90 Boise Ave. in Idaho Falls.† They are happy.
††††††††††† Leo was about 15 years older than Kenís mom.† She, Marge, waned to be closer to her family and Marge didnít like living in the home his first wife and he had built together, so they bought a home in Layton.† They had several happy years together and then he passed away.†
††††††††††† I have written about Kenís mom in other chapters.
††††††††††† Rich & Lois live in Pocatello, Idaho.† They have raised a wonderful family who are all active in the church and are raising good families.† Rich & Lois are such good people and good examples.† They have always supported their siblings and families in all we do.† If there is a reunion, wedding, funeral, birthday party for Kenís mom, etc., they are there, and they bring part of their family with them.† We love and admire them, and we love being with them.† We are always welcome at their home and they love us to stay overnight, and they feed us and we always play Mormon Bridge at night and have ice cream.† Rich loves that game and loves ice cream. I have written in another chapter about the wonderful times we have had with them at their condo at Island Park.† They had snowmobiles and the four of us would trailer the snowmobiles into West Yellowstone and then I would get behind Ken on one, and Lois would get behind Rich on the other and we would go all through Yellowstone Park.† It was so beautiful with lots of snow.† We would see lots of Buffalos and other animals.† There was ďwarming hutsĒ when you could go in and they had fires going in the stoves and you could buy hot chocolate, etc.† We also went up other hills and mountains as the forest service would groom many trails.† We always loved being with Rich and Lois.†  We would go back to the condo and play ďMormon Bridge and eat ice cream.† Whenever we stayed with Rich at Lois at their home or condo, we would always end the night by reading the scriptures together and having a prayer together.† They are such righteous, faithful, wonderful people.† We sure love them, and their special family. †This is a picture of Lois and their children after Rich had passed away.† They are: (from left to right, back row & then front) Elise, Devin, Phillip, Dale, Carla, Lois and Joyce
Bob, Carroll and family have retired from the Air Force and are now living in Sunset, Utah.† They had 5 children, but the one daughter died soon after child birth, so they raised four children Ė Kathy, Grant, Robert, & Sherry.† Kathy & Sherry left the church.† Kathy lives in Texas, Robert, Patty and children live in Honeyville Utah, Grant & Stacy live in Layton Utah, and Sherry, Eric and Cole live in Syracuse Utah. †When we came back from our mission to the Philippines, we again lived in Bob & Carrolís basement apartment, that Ken had built for their mother.† We had lived there for a few months, taking care of their mother as she had Alzheimerís disease. As we had sold our home in Layton to Scott & Mishelle and had planned to build on our lot in Star Valley, Wyoming.† (I have written all about this in other chapters.)† Anyway, it worked out well living there with Bob & Carroll.† We shared all the expenses Ė utilities, property taxes and home insurance, repairs on the home, replacing the furnace, etc., etc.† Bob mainly cooked even though Carroll was a good cook, because Bob would complain at times about her cooking and she didnít like to cook, so told him, he would do it.† They would invite us up for meals sometimes, especially on Sundays when we werenít having our family over for dinner or going to their homes.† Carroll loved to play Canasta and that was about the only game she wanted to play.† We all enjoyed playing it.† Bob would pop, pop corn and we had enjoyable evenings.
Carroll got dementia and was imagining all kinds of things that were not true, and was so upset because no one would believe her.† She thought the neighbors were stealing their electricity, she knew they were up in their attic stealing things, etc., etc.† She called the Bishop to come check it out, she called the police several times until they quit coming.† That was a hard time for all of us.† Carroll was always good to me.† She had health problems and her legs and feet would swell so big.† I felt sorry for her.† Sometimes I would go up and clean her bathroom and kitchen and she always appreciated it.† She didnít like Kenís mother cleaning her house for her, but now that her health was bad, she appreciated me doing it.
Carroll had a severe stroke and passed away in the hospital a week later.† Sherrie had a child, Cole, out of wedlock.† Carroll would take care of him while Sherry worked.† As he went to school, Carroll would go down at 6 am and stay with Cole and get him off to school as Sherry had to go to work early.† What a wonderful grandmother Carroll was to Cole.† When Carroll passed away, Cole was heartbroken as he loved his grandma so much. †Sherrie married Eric, they bought a home in Syracuse.† They both drank heavily.† Sherry ended up dying from Alcohol consumption a year after her mother passed away.† Cole has turned out to be a great young man.† He got straight Aís in school and wanted to go to college, so he is living with his grandparents (His real dadís parents) and going to Weber University.† Bob & Carroll never knew that Sherrie drank.† She was talented with food services, like her dad, and had good jobs for awhile, but kept getting fired because of her drinking.† Bob was devastated when Sherrie was in the hospital and he was upset with the doctors that they couldnít heal Sherrie.† They told Sherrie that either she told her father, or they would.† This was hard on Bob.† After Carroll passed away, Bob wanted to remarry so he asked me to look for him ladies to date on the ďMormon Singles Date SiteĒ on the computer.† I found a couple and he dated them once each.† He realized that they all were older, like him, so had health problems and they all had baggage, so after a time, he gave it up.† Bob was a great baker, as he had done that in the Air Force, so he made delicious pies and brownies.† He would rap on the door, or up by the stairs and when I came to the door, he would say ďMae, I made a coconut cream pie.† I know Ken canít eat it because of the sugar, but you can, so come and have a piece with me.Ē† I loved them.† At Thanksgiving, he would make all kinds of pies Ė apple, pumpkin, cherry, banana cream, coconut cream, lemon, etc.† Carroll made a soda cracker pie that was delicious too.
†The main thing that was annoying about them was that when they wanted Ken to do something or fix something for them, they wanted it done right now.† Ken had other things that he needed to do, but he would finally give up and do it for them.† Bob kept doing that after Carroll passed away.† If we didnít get to the door right away, he had a hammer and would pound it and make a real racket.† We told him to have patience, that it took a minute or two for us to get to the door if we were back in the bedroom or bathroom.
Bobís health kept failing, so his kids felt he should be in an assisted living center.† Stacey (Grantís wife) found a nice one in Layton and they moved him there.† Grant & Stacey did a lot for Bob and made sure that he had everything that he needed.† Robert & Patti would come down on Friday afternoons and take him out to eat.† Ken and I had to move also, since Bob & Carroll had put their home on a reverse mortgage.† We bought a mobile home in the Monte Vista Mobile Home Park Ė a very nice senior living park in Roy and we are happy here.† We have a small lot, but it is beautiful with trees, bushes and flower gardens.† We also have a garden box in back.† It is nice not to have such a large garden and yard to take care of as Bob & Carroll had an acre lot and it was mainly Ken & I to take care of it.† Bob, would mow the lawns with his riding lawn mower before his health got worse.† We visited Bob in the Assisted Living Center quite frequently and so did Irven & Sandy.† Of course his children did too, and Cheryl, Margaretís daughter.† We would sometimes go and pick him up, bring him to our home for Sunday dinner and then take him back.† When we visited him in the center, he would want us to watch a movie with him.† Bob loved the TV, he loved watching all kinds of sports, western movies and about anything.† It was hard to visit with him because his hearing was so bad, he couldnít understand us, so we had to write on a whiteboard.† So, TV movies and DVDs worked for all of us.† He always had cookies in his cupboard that he would offer to me and he would get popcorn, from the kitchen to give to Ken.† He was cute that way.† I really liked Bob as he was usually happy and positive, even when he didnít feel good.
Margaret and family are living in Salt Lake.† Margaret has had a hard life due to her making bad choices by drinking, marrying guys she meets in the bars.† She flirts with the other guys at the bars and then her husband (She has married 8 times) takes her home and beats her.† After she divorced her last husband, she stayed with us for a couple of months and I saw a better side to Margaret and was thankful for that time with her.† She died at age 55 from alcohol and other complications.† At the autopsy, they reported that her insides looked like scrambled eggs from the beatings she had taken Ė so sad.†  She was able to marry and they adopted a child.† Margaretís oldest daughter, Cheryl is a gem.† She is such a wonderful person.† Her mom forced her into marrying the brother of her current husband.† He drank, smoked and wasnít a great guy, but Cheryl stuck with him as she didnít want the life her mom had.† Cheryl got active in the church later on, and Bob eventually joined the church also.† He has really poor health now.† They lost a daughter to phenomena, and Cheryl practically raised them as the daughterís husband stayed with them, but couldnít handle all this responsibility, so Cheryl took over.† The picture above shows Cheryl (the oldest), then Linda and our daughter, Sandi, was with them.
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Roy, Linda and two children, Steven and Barbara, are moving to Fresno, California the first part of September.† They donít like the snow and Roy was able to get a transfer to Fresno with IRS.† Linda was able to have children, so they adopted Steve & Barbie.† Linda got pregnant with Julianna when she was 40 years old.† Steve got into drugs when he was a teenager, but got off them, went on a mission to Hawaii, came home and married a beautiful girl in the temple.† She died about a year later from a disease she had.† Steve had a terrible time and finally married another beautiful girl, and had two children.† He treated Heather badly and she finally divorced him.† He went back to drugs, but moved to Texas where she was living with her parents, so he could be near his children.† They found him dead in a bar Ė so sad.† Barbara married a great guy in the temple and they had four children.† They are doing good.
When Ken and I were on our service mission to the South Valley Farms in Wasco California, from March 2010 to March 2011, it was only an hourís drive to Fresno, so we would go over to visit Roy & Linda several times on weekends.† They loved having us come and we were glad we could.† Sometimes we would go to the Fresno Temple with them, stay overnight and go to church with them, and then come home.† We went on several trips with them.† One trip to Yosemite National Park, one to San Francisco, and one to Hollywood and other places in Las Angeles.† We went on a tour bus, which was great!† They came to our home sometimes on the weekends and stayed overnight with us. †They invited Ken and I to come for Christmas Eve and stay over for Christmas day.† We did and had a wonderful time.† On Christmas Eve, they drove us to a special area where all the homes were decorated and lit up so great.† We walked up the one side of the street and then down the other side, it really made you have the Christmas spirit.† The weather wasnít cold like it is in Utah, but we did wear jackets.† On Christmas morning, Ken and I woke, but Roy & Linda wee still sleeping, so we got on our swimming suits, picked some oranges from their tree, got in their hot tub, ate the oranges and enjoyed being in their hot tub.† They finally woke and came looking for us.† They laughed when they saw us.† We all opened our gifts and then to Phil and Juliannaís for Christmas dinner.† It was delicious and we enjoyed seeing their home and being with them.† They were living in Fresno at the time.
†I love Linda, but she mainly loves to visit and she does most of the talking.† With her bad health, she has Fibromyalgia, so she just mainly lies in her recliner and watches TV or reads.† Roy has to do most of the cooking and the house doesnít get kept up.† When we would go visit, I would need to clean the kitchen before I could help Roy prepare the food.† I would see caroches scurry here and there and I hated that.† The last time we stayed with them, Kenís back was red with bites and we think it was bed bugs.† With their health, Roy has sugar diabetes and dementia, and her health, the house doesnít get cleaned.† Their living room was usually okay.† Linda gets upset easily, so Roy and her children try not to upset her.
†Linda was diagnosed with a liver disease and eventually passed away in 2013? (I think thatís the year).† Roy is lonesome and has dementia.† Barbara & Russell live in Sacramental California and Roy lives in Fresno, about 3 hours away, but they come down about every week to check on him and help him.† Julianna & Phil live in the state of Washington.† She wasnít able to have children, so they do foster care and they adopted a little boy.
Irven is dating a real nice girl in Salt Lake, †and is working as a milk man.† Irven married that wonderful girl, Sandy, in the Salt Lake Temple.† They were both 28 when they married.† They wanted to have a large family, so their children are close together Ė Andrea, Doug, Jennifer, Christine and Mark.† They all married in the temple, except Andrea, who is a beautiful, sweet and talented young woman, but she didnít find the right guy Ė at least not yet and she is 44 now (2018).† I wrote† in another chapter, move to Taylorsville, how they liked our home and area, so they bought a home about a block away from us.† However, we were both only there for about 9 months.† We moved to Erda, where Ken ran the three stake farm, and Irven, Sandy and family moved to Pocatello, Idaho and then to a town (Canít remember the name) by Firth, Idaho where we came and lived for two years.† Iím sure I have also wrote about when they came to live with us for nine months after they had moved to Mesa Arizona, but financially it was a bad move and they needed to move back and get back on their feet.† We had lived with Kenís mom, when we moved back from Arizona the 3rd time and were having a tough time financially, so we agreed to let them live with us for awhile.† It worked out great for Sandy and I.† We took turns cooking and we cleaned house together.† We had fun visiting and laughing and enjoyed each other.† Ken finally didnít like the arrangement and wanted them to move.† They did and I donít think they had hard feelings.† They found a home in Clearfield where they lived for several years.
Irven had a terrible accident when he was working for NFIB.† He was driving and a storm came up, he was hit by a semi and it should have killed him, but he survived.† He has had some operations and has a limp, canít drive, so had to retire early.† When they lived in Clearfield, we got together to play games and visit quite often..† They usually invited Bryce & Deanna (who were their good friends as Irven and Bryce became good friends in high school) and Ken and I for New Yearís Eve and we would eat and play games.† They have now moved to Smithfield, by Logan and have a nice home.† Their children Ė Jennifer, Christine and Mark all live in the Logan area and talked them into moving up closer to them.† We visit them occasionally, stay overnight and mainly play games.
This is a picture of their family of their family in 2017.


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In China, we have
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\frac{1.05*10^{10}\text{ tons }CO_2}{1.43*10^9 \text{ people}} = 7.34\text{ tons }CO_2/\text{ person}
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In the USA, we have
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\frac{5.26*10^9\text{ tons }CO_2}{3.29*10^8 \text{ people}} = 15.99\text{ tons }CO_2/\text{ person}
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The USA produces more than twice as much
\(CO_2\) per person as China.