Tuesday, December 01, 2015
I woke at 7:30 this morning and found that Mae was already up. This morning I read a couple of chapters of Paul. This morning I was particularly emotional about others and their circumstances. The problem is that I don’t know how I can help. I called the Ogden Temple and found out what their schedules are in order for me to do the Temple work for Sister Jean Coleman’s nephew. I will try to do that work this coming Thursday morning. At 11am I took Mae over to the church house where she helped the R.S. Sisters package candy that will go to the Bishops Store House to be given to the children whose parents are on welfare assistance. I took the 22 rifle down to Lee’s Gun Shop to have him check out, repair and refinish it. I then went to Kaysville and took my Sunday boots into the shoe repair shop to have new heels put on them. Next I went to theTrophy shop in Layton to see about having a plaque made for the gun. I came home and made me some lunch as Mae had eaten at the church with the R.S. group and when she came home, she continued editing my journals. Brother Kyle DeNaughel, the Ward Clerk, came over to help Mae understand her job as Ward Historian. I wanted to visit Sister Marianne Ray about taking care of her responsibilities to her husband. I figured out all the items that she needed to be talked to about, but by the time we got there this evening and we started visiting with her, I decided it was hopeless.  The only thing I can say is that I think it is a hopeless case. I did go to home depot and get some material to build some cabinets for Mae. I had to order a 35mm Forester bit which I did on line. We did visit the Hilton’s as well as Marianne this evening. I also printed all of my 2015 journal entries and put the printed copy in my binder. It is now 10:30pm so we had better get to bed.
Wednesday, December 02, 2015
Things really didn’t go very smooth the first part of the day. I woke at 3:30am and couldn’t go back to sleep so I read for a while and then went into the front room and dosed off and on until almost 7am when I gave up on sleep and got up. I was mainly concerned about Marianne Ray going down to S.L. to see her husband Ray, who is in the Huntsman Cancer Center. When Mae got up she had decided that she would go with Marianne on the front runner to S.L. to see Lynn at the Huntsman Center. Lynn called Marianne this morning and said that they are sending him home tomorrow, so he didn’t want her to come down today. My time worrying about that situation was a waste of time. I took one of the sheets of Melamine board, which I had purchased last night, back to Home Depot. I tried to find a sheet of Melamine board that is fiber filled and Cabinet grade material, but Home Depot doesn’t carry it. That took me most of the morning trying to find that. I did get the extension cord on our front outside lights pulled back into place. I did do a little shopping for Mae. After eating some lunch we took a short nap. I did get a little work done on my Diary, transferring into my journal, and then it was time to get ready for Rick and Georgia to come this evening. We prepared Biscuits and Gravy, along with fried fish for dinner. Rick and Georgia got here shortly after 5pm. Dinner turned out very well. We then spent the rest of the evening playing games, visiting and just enjoying being together with them. It is now 11:30pm and we are about ready to go to bed.
Thursday, December 03, 2015
We both slept fairly well last night. After normal morning routines and breakfast, Mae and I went into the Ogden Temple. I took the card for Sister Jean Coleman’s nephew “who is dead” and performed the Baptism, Confirmation, Initiatory and Endowment for him. This was truly an enjoyable privilege and experience. After finishing up with the ordnance sessions, we went to the cafeteria for lunch. I love being with my sweetheart. When we got home, I walked over to the office and paid our rent, also to the mail box and got our mail. We got a Christmas card from Mike and Becky, also from June and Sherm Mecham. This evening Mae went to choir practice. Shortly after Mae left, Dennis and Judy Patterson stopped by to visit as our Home and Visiting Teachers. We enjoyed our visit and shortly after they left, Mae returned. Marianne Ray called to tell Mae that Lynn was home. We are very concerned that the Doctors allowed him to come home without knowing that he had adequate help to take care of him. I called to let Bishop Mullins know and he does. He was there when Lynn’s son brought him home and he had to help him get Lynn into the home. I am going to go with Bishop Mullins tomorrow to help him assess the situation. I did get a little work on my Diary re-transcription onto my journal inthe computer.
Friday, December 04, 2019
We both slept quite well last night. I woke quite concerned as to how we can help the Ray’s and I am really at my wit’s end. Irven and Sandy came by to get some things that Mae had bought for them at Costco. They stayed and visited for a few minutes. Bishop Mullins came by and picked me up and we went down to visit Lynn & Marianne Ray. After returning from there, Mae made us a sandwich for lunch. We then went with Ron & Diane Graf to Salt Lake to the Festival of Trees. We were there until about 5pm and from there we stopped at Chuck-a-Rama to eat. It was about 8pm when we got home. We turned on the TV and watched two shows. It was after mid-night when we got to bed.
Saturday, December 05, 2015
We got up at 6:30am and soon got ready to be at the church house to help clean the building. It is our ward’s turn to clean the building on Saturday mornings for this month. We had plenty of help and it went well. I helped Mae with some Christmas gifts, took a nap and then watched a show on TV. We have increased our TV channels so that we have a better selection. Mae is working on her Ward Historian calling so I watched part of a show on Animal Planet and a show on Encore Western. Mae started getting some lunch, but kicked her leg against the dish washer door. After that quit hurting, we ate some lunch. I then started working on my journals. This evening we went over to visit Bob and we watched the BYU vs Western Kentucky girls’ volleyball. It was interesting and BYU won three games in a roll. We then came home and took showers before going to bed.
Sunday, December 06, 2015
Even though today was Fast Sunday, time went very fast this morning. With it being Fast Sunday, we had Testimony’s during Sacrament meeting. I felt that meeting went very well. I also enjoyed Priesthood and Sunday school classes. Following the block program, I went with Brother Hess and gave Brother Clauz Decker a blessing. I then picked up Brother Presnell and we took the Sacrament out to three homes. Mae went up to the Bishops office for Tithing Settlement and I joined her as quickly as I could. We had some confusion about that appointment and Mae decided that as I was late, she should go up without me. I guess it all worked out, although I did upset Mae and I shouldn’t do that as she is such a sweetheart and help mate. This evening we enjoyed the First Presidency’s Christmas program, followed by the BYU production of “Joan of Arc”. Both programs were very enjoyable. Marianne Ray stopped here part way through the show so that caused some interruption in that story. I hope that Marianne can be ready for me to take Lynn and her to Salt Lake in the morning for his doctor’s appointment. I have some big concerns about that trip, but pray for the best. It is now 10PM and I want to be up early in the morning.
Monday, December 07, 2015
We got up at 6 this morning and Mae helped me get away before 9am. I went to the Ray’s, where with the help of Jeff Jones, we got Lynn out of his bed and into a wheelchair. We then took him outside and put him into the front seat of their car.  I have really been concerned about taking their car as it has been having problems starting. I am afraid that the battery is going bad, but with faith in prayer we left for the University Hospital in Salt Lake. We arrived and took Lynn into his Doctors office where he was checked and found to be doing ok. The Dr. wants to see him again on the 16th. Before leaving S.L., I stopped at a gas station and filled the car with gas. We got home about 2:30pm and Jeff again came over and helped me get him into the house and into bed. It was about 3PM when I got home. Mae had attended a Daughter of the Utah Pioneers Christmas dinner and didn’t get home until 4PM. I worked on getting many of my files off our old computer and stored on an external memory stick. I think I will feel better with them on the memory stick, as at the present time I don’t feel very safe about the reliability of either computer. I then started writing some stories and experiences that I either heard, or remember experiencing about my Father and his .22 riffle. Mae then read three talks given in the last General Conference, and afterwards we played a game of Rummy before getting ready and going to bed.
Tuesday, December 08, 2015
I woke up at 6:30 this morning but Mae didn’t wake until 7:30. She hadn’t been able to sleep until almost mid-night and then was up at 2am for a while.  After breakfast we found out that the weather was to be warmer today so I started on home repairs. I picked up materials and started on the kitchen corner cupboard to add a shelf into it. There isn’t a square corner or a straight wall in the cabinet. I got some cardboard and cut out a pattern for the shelf and then found out that if I cut a board to match the pattern it won’t fit through the door opening. I bought a piano hinge and will have to cut the shelf in half and put the hinge on it so I can fold the shelf in half. The Ray’s had a hospital bed brought in for Lynn but I had to get help to move furniture out for a place for them to put the bed. We had to move a couch out onto the front porch, temporary until more things can be moved. That at least allowed room for the bed to be installed. Jeff Jones helped me as well as Bishop Mullins with the bed situation. Mae ran some errands for Marianne and then helped her clean out the front room to make room for the couch to be brought back in. Mae was frustrated as Marianne has Ranger, who is a big dog, and 10 cats who were running all over. They were always in her way as she was carrying loads of stuff from the front room to the kitchen and was afraid she would trip over one or the other and fall. Thank goodness, she didn’t. . I had to clean tools up and then Mae and I went H.T./V.T. to Leah Nelson this evening. After getting home I entered my Journal entry and worked on my stories of Dad and his .22 riffle before going to bed.
Wednesday, December 09, 2015
This morning as I got up and went through my usual routine of reading the scriptures. I was reading the New Testament in Thessalonians 3 & 4 concerning the resurrection and a cross reference D&C 88:96-98 and as I closed the D&C, suddenly I saw the name “Shirley Lemon” and it kind of startled me. We H.T./V.T. Sister Lemon and I feel a concern for her. Why I do not know, but the thought has stayed with me this morning. At 9:30am I gave Sister Lemon a call and she is ok. This morning we took Sister Judy Decker and Brother Richard Flint with us to the Temple. Sister Barbara Dainard, Sister Lee Stockard and Brother Max Fife also were on our session. After the session we all met at the cafeteria where we ate lunch and visited. I later worked on some stories I am writing about my Father and his .22 Riffle. This evening Mae and I went home teaching to Sister Lemon’s. After we left Sister Lemon’s, I took Mae for a ride and we got frozen yogurts at the Maverick station in Roy.
Thursday, December 10, 2015
This morning I packed the food in the freezer into boxes, and then put them out on the East porch. I went to the store and purchased some dry ice and put in the top of each box. It is quite cold outside so I am hoping the food will stay frozen while I build the shelving above the freezer area. I worked all day on that project. This evening Mae attended choir practice. After she returned we watched a show on TV.
Friday, December 11, 2015
I work on the cabinet this morning. We attended the eye doctor this afternoon. Both of our eyes are about the same as they were last year so we left our glasses as they are. We went to Kaysville where we got my boots from the shoe repair. We stopped at the grocery store and picked up a few items before coming home. This evening we had David and Pat Presnell over to play games and visit. We had a wonderful evening with them.
Saturday, December 12, 2015
We got up early and were at the Church house at 8am to help with the cleaning of the building. We were done shortly after 9am. I went right back to working on the cabinets. At 11AM, Mae went to the Layton Library where Emily participated in a recital. I didn’t feel I could stop as I am concerned about getting our freezer back into the house as all its contents are in three cardboard boxes on the east patio deck. By the time Mae got back from the recital, I had the cabinet finished, except for the doors, and the freezer back inside and ready for Mae to repack the foods. I worked the rest of the day on the kitchen cabinet installing a garbage can on a roller that fit the cabinet. It took some major remodeling of the cabinet to get it fit in. I finished just before it was time for us to leave for our Ward Christmas dinner. That was very successful with over 100 members in attendance. The food was very good and then for entertainment it had been arranged for a group of 4 that played the bells to entertain us. They were very good. We took a plate of food to the Rays as they could not attend. When I got home I was beat, but I needed to get some tools put away. I was going to just put the tools into the back of my pickup and put them away on Monday. Mae came out to help me and we got them all put away in my tool trailer. I sure felt good about that and sure appreciated Mae’s help. When we got home we turned a Christmas show on and watched that. Just as it finished, Mae got a cramp in the calf of both legs and we spent almost a hour getting those out. We succeeded doing that by spraying hot water onto her legs. We then finished by taking our showers and when I finished I got a cold shower.
Sunday, December 13, 2015
We got up early this morning as Mae needed to be at the Chapel by 10:30am for last minute choir practice for the program for Sacrament meeting, which our choir performed and did a wonderful job. I am amazed with the talent that Sister Barbara Dainard has to put together such a marvelous and Spiritual program. Her Granddaughter who is a beautiful and very talented vocalist also came and joined our choir. Sister Leah Neilson was the narrator and always is so talented. What a delightful and spiritual Sacrament program. After returning home from our meetings, Mae and I got some lunch and then took a short nap. We went over to visit Jimmy and Darma Cosper for a few minutes. I then worked on my journal and found that I had not filled it in for four days, just too busy with other things. It took me some thinking to remember just what I should have entered. Irven & Sandy came this evening to spent the night with us.
Monday, December 14, 2015
We got up and had a very nice breakfast with Irven and Sandy. Mae had made hot cakes and eggs with all the trimmings. After visiting with Irven and Sandy, they left to go do other errands and I went out and got the snow blower out. I mixed some gas with oil and then started clearing snow off. After doing my walks and driveways I did some for neighbors. The morning went fast and it was soon time to pick up Bob. We went out to eat with Irven and Sandy. Irven, Sandy, Mae and I bought Bob his dinner for a Christmas gift. After dinner Irven and Sandi left for home. We took Bob back and he invited us in to watch a show with him. Although Bob doesn’t hear much of the show, he just likes having someone there with him. I sure wish he could get some of the sports channels on his TV as he doesn’t have to hear them to enjoy watching the shows. Mae and I had planned on going up to David and Shauna’s this evening so that we could attend the Morgan High Choral performance this evening, as Emily was singing with them, but when we left Bob it was snowing and the roads were very slippery. We just called and apologized and came home. We watched a show on TV and read for a little while before going to bed.
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
I was up at 7am and even though Mae was up several times during the night, she soon got up. After breakfast I worked on my journals, as well as wrote a letter to grant and Stacy about getting Bob a upgrade on his TV channels so he can watch the sports.  I thought that I was going to help get Lynn Ray into the Dr. again today but due to the weather they changed the appointment. I then thought that I had most of the day free. I started back on my journal when Mae asked if I would find the “box” that we had put the items which I took off the top of the freezer when I started building the shelves above the freezer. I have looked for them several times and have not been able to find the “box”. This morning I even climbed under the trailer and went clear to the north east corner but they were not there. While looking for the box, I tipped a bucket of spelt over and had to clean that up. About the time I gave up on finding it, Marianne Ray called and asked if I could help her as the sprayer on the kitchen sink faucet was leaking. I went down and it was not only leaking but it was running every time they turned the faucet on. I called Jarred at Durk’s Plumbing and he said that they did have a replacement spray nuzzle. I couldn’t remove just the nozzle so I removed the complete faucet. By then Mae had lunch ready so I stopped by the house and ate, then went over to Durk’s. The replacement nozzle cost $10 and the complete faucet and nozzle cost $45. I called Marianne and let her make the choice. She chose the total replacement, which would have been my choice. I got the repairs finished and then she hinted that I look at the shower in her bathroom. I did that and saw immediately the problem and borrowed an Allen wrench and tightened the handle and it worked fine. I got home at 5pm and Mae reminded me that we had Ashley’s Christmas choral concert to attend at 6pm and Kylan’s band concert at 7pm. We made it to both and it was good to support both Ashley and Kylan. We stopped at Harman’s grocery store on the way home and got a few items. After getting home, Mae had to bake her Carmel Corn as she didn’t have time to bake it before we left tonight. Oh! When I got home from the Ray’s, Mae had found the items from off the top of the freezer, they were in a tote on the east deck and not in a “box”.
Wednesday, December 15, 2015
We got up about 8am and Mae prepared fish & eggs for breakfast and they were sure good. I popped some corn for her and we made sacks of popped corn and Carmel corn to take around to some of the neighbors. I spent over an hour trying to get labels printed that said “Just popping over to wish you a Merry Christmas”, but I couldn’t get them centered on the label so I finally just cut out the test prints and we taped then onto the sacks. We visited a couple of neighbors before lunch, taking them these Christmas treats. We then laid down to take a short nap but was woke up by one of our sweet neighbors bringing us a Christmas gift. We decided that we were already awake and so went shopping for a few items. Mae went visiting and took out more treats. I worked on my journals. Jackie, across the street, fell this afternoon and bumped her head and bruised her tail bone. I went to Wal-Mart and purchased a Donut Seat for her, but it is too solid and hurt her. I will have to take it back tomorrow. This evening we watched a show on Netflix before going to bed.
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Mae didn’t sleep well. It was about 4am when she did get some sleep, so I let her sleep in. I got up at 7:30am. I enjoyed reading from the New Testament and am gaining so much more than I have ever done before. The book “The New Testament Made Easer, by David J. Ridges has certainly helped me to understand and enjoy the New Testament muchbetter. This morning I read 4th and 5th chapters of 1st Timothy and I enjoyed the many instructions that Paul gave concerning the operations of the Church. After my reading and morning prayers, I soon went outside and started removing snow from driveways and walks with the snow blower. It was after 9am when I cleaned our north driveway and I guess that woke Mae. After breakfast I went to Harmon’s where I bought another donut seat for Jackie McDonough. She thinks this one will work. She was able to sleep ok last night. I helped Mae make pop corn for neighbors and grandchildren. We also made Christmas Crunch to take to our Family Christmas Party Friday evening. Chris across the street to the south, came over and is having battery problems so I went to help her. Her car is facing forward, under the car port, and my battery cables are not long enough to reach to her battery. I was there for almost an hour. I had Tim Grogan and Darrel Wayment help me and we finally got her car started so she could go to work. Mae gave me a hair cut before I took a shower. We ate dinner and watched a Christmas show. I filled Ambertose capsules while watching the TV show. Mae was on the phone for some time talking to others. We ended the evening by watching a Christmas program by the Tabernacle Choir, Orchestra, Bells, BYU Dancers and a special Recording Artist. I filled out my journal before going to bed.
Friday, December 18, 2015
I slept in until about 6:30am. Mae was up by then so we soon got into today’s many things “To Do List”. I went shopping for Mae and it took me all morning as the Christmas shopping is going full force. I bought Mae a large poinsettia for Christmas and she was excited to get it. We got a call from Marianne Ray and she was almost beside herself. She had left a faucet running in her bathroom and forgot it. The water overflowed and when she saw it flooding all over, she just went to pieces. Mae calmed her down and told her we would be right down. When we got there we found that the water had run across the floor to a heat vent and most of it had run out not causing any real problem. We straightened some things in the bathroom and with a rag and the mop we cleaned everything up. It really didn’t take very long but it calmed Marianne down. We returned home and finished packing, so that we were able to leave shortly after 2pm for Thanksgiving Point. When we got there, we had some trouble finding the Marriot Spring Hill hotel, but after driving around and asking for help we found it ok. Mike and Becky had arranged for our family to use the conference room for our Family Christmas Party. They had also arranged for Mae and I to stay in a room for the night and David & Shauna helped Mike & Becky pay for it. By 5PM our Family arrived. We had all of our family there with the exception of Shellie’s family and JaNae’s family. We had a wonderful evening eating, visiting, playing games, some of the children also went swimming, and we exchanged gifts with Santa leaving gifts for the children. It was too quickly 9pm and we had to vacate the room with all but Mae and I going home. We enjoyed the room and being able to relax and watch a Christmas show on the TV before going to sleep.
Sunday, December 20, 2015
We got up about 7am and were soon ready to go home. We ate the continental breakfast that was provided at the Hotel before leaving for home. I had some of their scrambled eggs and I think they were made with milk. Before we got home I was starting to feel pain in my joints and feet. I also had eaten some of the food and treats from our party last night. By the time we arrived home and then got ready for our Church meetings I wasn’t feeling well. By the time we got home from church, I was in quite a bit of pain. I took some Ambertose and some Acetaminophen and went to bed, sleeping for 1 ½ hrs before Mae woke me. Jeff, Gail and their children came over about 4:30 pm and had dinner with us. After eating, we put a movie on the TV for the children, and the four of us played games. After they left about 9:45pm, I went to turn the TV off from the DVD and ended up watching the end of a Western show. It was after midnight when we got to bed.
Monday, December 21, 2015
It was almost 8AM when I woke up. After using the bathroom, I read a couple more chapters in the D&C. Mae was up several times during the night. After we had breakfast, I started to working on my journal. Company then came one after another and sometimes two at a time. We then got a call from Roy to inform us that Linda died during the night last night. At the time he called us, he did not know the cause of death. We soon had to leave to fulfill our assignment to work at cleaning the Ogden Temple from 2pm until 6pm. Our car was about out of gas so we stopped at the Shell station and put $5.00 worth of gas in the car, so we could pick up Sister Esther Thompson, who was going with us, and get to the Temple and back. I think this is the first time since we purchased the car that we have let it get that low. It seems that the past few days we have been constantly on the go. When we got to the Temple we were divided into groups and given various cleaning assignments. I volunteered to empty trash and so was given a cart, a map of the Temple showing where each garbage can was located and then shown how to change the lining in each type of container. It worked fine, except for the fact that I didn’t take my eye glasses with me and so I had trouble reading the map. I had to ask questions and get directions sometimes but I finished about the same time all the rest of the crews finished with their assignment. Mae and Sister Thompson had the assignment of cleaning the initiatory booths. They really enjoyed that also. I was very impressed that the full time cleaning crew has it pretty well organized set out. We were finished by 5pm. After taking Sister Thompson home, we stopped over to the Chevron station and filled the car with gas. We got something to eat after getting back home. I called Bob to let him know about Linda, but he got on me about writing the letter to Grant and Stacy. Bob made the decision that he does not want to spend the money to upgrade his TV services. I then called Grant and Stacy and apologized to them. I now need to call Irven and apologize to them. Mae got on the computer for a while so I went into the front room and tried to get the TV programming to work. Somehow when I got the DVD player to work, I have fouled the other settings up until I can’t get Netflix to work now. While working with the controls, I got onto a Western show. About that time Mae came in and seemed interested in the show, so we watched it. We were late getting to bed. It seems to me that I sure screw up often.
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
I woke and got up about 6:45AM. After studying the scriptures for a while I got dressed and worked on my journal entries. When Mae woke up, we had breakfast and then I went out to clean the snow off walks and driveways. I came home about lunch time and ate. I then took a short nap before going down to Ray’s and with Richard Flint’s help, we got Lynn into the car. I went to the bank and got $50.00 and loaned to Richard for a few days. Mae called and had me go to Seagull Book store and buy a 10 inch Bronze Christi’s that is on an 80 % sale. This is a gift for Glory Gifford from some of the Sisters in the Ward, to express their love and sorrow due to the death of her Mother. After returning home, I worked on the rewrite of my 1972 Diary and finished entering that year. This evening, Brother Flint and I helped Lynn Ray back into the house and got him into his bed. Everything seems to have gone well at the Doctors office, but Marianne stopped to do some shopping before coming home so we were concerned before they got home. After returning home I tried to get our TV controls to work and didn’t have any success, but we found a cute show on the TV which we watched. It is snowing quite hard this evening so I will have plenty to do tomorrow.
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
I slept until almost 8am and so after Mae cooked us a very nice breakfast of fish and eggs, I started cleaning snow from walks and driveways. I just about got finished when the snowplow came and pushed the driveways back in with show. I went back and started cleaning the driveways back out when the snowplow came by again. This time I got mad and Les and the new office manager came by, so I told them what I thought of the snowplow service. That really didn’t do any good but it got it off my chest. I ate some lunch, took a short nap, got some more gas for the snow blower and cleaned out more driveways. I also went to the storage lot and swept the snow off my boat. I had trouble getting through the storage lot due to deep snow. This afternoon Mae suggested that I call Comcast to get help resetting the TV controls. I did and they directed me to who did help me and they are now working. Last week in church, we had two sisters of our ward members who teach at South Weber Elementary pass out Pen Pal Letters from the South Weber Elementary school. Both Mae and I took a letter, so this afternoon we answered them. A copy of my letter is added below. This evening we went visiting to the Hilton’s and the Ray’s. We gave them a copy of President Uchtdorf’s talk given in the last General Conference Priesthood session. We also encouraged them to read the Ensign as well as the scriptures. We left both places feeling that our message was well accepted. After getting home we took our showers and then tried to find a Christmas show on Netflix, but finally gave up and turned the TV off and went to bed. We have had several from the court and Ward stop by to give us Christmas bakery and treats with notes of love. This is a special area.
To Pen Pal, Austin, at South Weber Elementary
December 23, 2015
Dear Austin,
My name is Kenneth Browning. I usually go by the nick name of Ken.
I am glad to receive your Pen Pal letter. I still remember when I was about your age I also had a Pen Pal that lived in California. I still remember the excitement of receiving those letters from California.
I was born in Sugar Idaho and started school in Victor Idaho. A couple of years before I started school, our school house caught fire and burned down. Mainly with volunteer help from men that lived in Victor, they built a three room log building for a school house. When I told my children that I went to school in a log cabin they ask if Abraham Lincoln went to school with me. I am not that old but I am much older than you. When I was 12 years old my family moved to Ogden, Utah. There I went to Lincoln Jr. High located on 28th street and east of Washington Boulevard. From Ogden my family moved to Sunset, Utah and I went to Davis High School where I graduated. I then went into the US Air Force. Since then I have move several times. Married to wonderful girl and we have raised a family of 2 girls and 4 boys. They have all married and we now have 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. My wife and I now live in Roy, Utah.
Thank you for your letter. I hope you always enjoy school and do your best in your classes.
Ken Browning
P.S. I hope you have a Marry Christmas also.
Thursday, December 24, 2015
It didn’t snow last night so I was able to relax this morning and not worry about digging out driveways and sidewalks. I finished entering 1972 from my diary into the computer. That leaves me the last half of 1973 & 74 and then for Mae to reedit those entries. We were busy with neighbors stopping in, and also getting ready to go up to David and Shauna’s to spend New Year’s Eve and Christmas morning with them. We arrived there about 5 and had a nice Christmas Eve dinner. David and I played a game of chess using a timer. That made the game quite interesting, but I still won him. We then helped them finish getting ready for Christmas and we got to bed about 11pm.
Friday, December 25, 2015
I woke at 2.20am and didn’t go back to sleep. My I pod was left on and so it was out of power when we went to bed, so I wasn’t able to read from that, plus we hadn’t brought the New Testament so I just laid in bed worrying about Sandi and the predicament she is in. My mind can’t comprehend the pain, we people here on earth, give our Father in Heaven as I think about the sorrow our children are giving Mae & I. Maybe someday we will. We did enjoy being with David and his family as we opened Christmas gifts. I was given two ties, a pant suit and a new white shirt from Mae, as well as Mike and David paid for Mae and I to stay overnight in the hotel after our family Christmas party. Shellie, Roy & Sandi gave us a set of electric tooth brushes. Jeff & Gail gave us a $50 Chevron gas gift card and Scott & Mishelle gave us a plaque that Mishelle made, “Christ is in the center of our home, A guest at every meal, a silent listener to every conversation” and some dish cloths which she had crocheted . After enjoying the morning with David’s family, we went to see Scott’s family for about three hours and then to see Jeff’s family who are at Gail’s mother’s home. From there we went to Mikes home. We ate a wonderful dinner there and enjoyed visiting with them. We also played Mormon Bridge before coming home.
Saturday, December 26, 2015
We got up at 6:30am and got started for the day as Mae is having a Christmas party for our younger children. I went over to the church house and helped clean the building. I was the last on to finish up and as I went to leave I realized that the sidewalks had not been cleaned of snow, so I got a shovel and cleaned the walks. I also put snow melt on them. It was 10:15am when I got home. Gail had already brought her children over and by 10:30am Scott and Mishelle brought the twins over. I was just going to start helping Mae with the party when Richard Flint called with a frozen water line. I took my heater down and we started thawing the inlet line but I could not find the main water inlet valve. We went up to Jimmy’s and got him and he doesn’t know where the main valve is. He called Scott Wayment who came up and he suggested that Richard leave the water running on slow until Monday and then he will install a heat cable on his water lines. While visiting with Rich, he said that his son had informed him that Jimmy Cosper died yesterday morning. When I got home, I called Bishop Mullins and he confirmed that Jimmy died at 8am in his home on Christmas morning. We feel bad as we enjoyed getting to know the Cospers. I am sure that it is going to be very hard on His wife Darma as they were very close. Jimmy’s funeral will be held on the 31st and that will be the day we are planning on returning home. Mae’s party went well and when our grandchildren left, I helped clean up the house. We then went shopping for funeral flowers for Linda’s funeral. We also got some sympathy cards, for Linda’ and for Jimmy’s spouses and family. This evening we watched two good movies on the Encore Family channel. I filed out this entry before we took our showers and went to bed.
Sunday, December 27, 2015
We got up and had breakfast, then had to hurry so that we could pickup Brother and Sister Scheer’s for church. When we got to their place, I realized that I still had the flowers in the trunk, so I took them back home and then came back so we could take the Sheer’s to church. We have to put their walkers in the trunk. Meetings were very good, although I was a little depressed after priesthood meeting as I don’t know why I have 4 out of my 6 children that are not really active in the church. That is and has been a depressing thought every since we returned from our 2nd mission. I love them all, but just don’t know how to help them return back with strong testimonies. When we got home we ate some lunch, then David and his family came by to bring Mae her Birthday present. They gave her a beautiful card with $40 so she can go shopping and get what she wants. David and I also talked about the building of their climbing wall. After they left, Mae and I went over to visit Sister Cosper and give her a small gift of our love. We will miss Brother Cosper’s funeral as we will not arrive home from Linda’s funeral until late on Thursday night. My big concern is with the drive from Fresno on Thursday, as we will be traveling through Las Vegas on the 31st . I have tried to find an alternative way to travel but cost and connections just won’t work out. I have also been trying to figure out the angles of David’s climbing wall. Trying to figure the angles of the climbing wall, trying to figure out a way to get to Linda’s funeral, trying to figure out Ray’s stairs and trying to figure out the money that might have been given me for flowers, my mind has gone completely blank. Good night!
Monday, December 28, 2015 MAE’S BIRTHDAY
I woke at 6:30am but Mae didn’t sleep well so she slept until 8am. I prepared breakfast of egg omelets. After eating and cleaning up the dishes, I went up to David’s and figured the materials we will need to build their climbing wall. I got back in time so that Mae and I could go out to dinner with Sandi. Sandi treated us to dinner at Sizzler in Bountiful for Mae’s birthday gift. When I came home, I went down to Wayment’s and got my heater as I want to take it with us when we leave tomorrow. David came down and took my tool trailer up to his place. I did some figuring on the material for David. Irven and Sandy came this evening for dinner. They will stay over tonight as we plan on leaving for California by 6am tomorrow. Mae spent the day doing laundry, packing and fixing dinner for us, Irven, Sandy and their daughter, Andrea, other than going to lunch with Sandi and I. Andrea had stayed with Irven & Sandy for the Christmas holidays. After eating dinner, she left to go to her home in Orem.
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
We were up early, had breakfast and we got off by 6:15am. We stopped in Fillmore where we got a frozen yogurt. With only stopping for fuel and rest stops, we drove straight through. Traffic was really full and slow from Las Vegas to Barstow. When we got to Tehachapi, California (I have never heard of the town nor can I pronounce it), Mae suddenly said turn off here. I did, but when I asked her why, she said there was a sign that said “Food”. We were all hungry. It is kind of a strange town but we found a Chevron Gas Station. The price of gas was $3.239 per gallon. Although Irven and Sandy objected, I filled the tank. They only wanted me to put in ten dollars and then find another station which had cheaper gas. We also asked a police officer if there was any place where we could find food this late at night. It was dark but must have been about 6:30pm Pacific Standard time. He told us where to go and we did find a Burger King and got something to eat and then went on. We are sure grateful for our GPS as we try to navigate our directions here in California. We got to Rod and Norma Jean Smith’s, Brother and Sister-in-law to Russ and Barbara Smith. They are away with their family on vacation and so they offered their home for us to stay in while we are here. Heather and her daughter (Steve’s 2nd wife and daughter) also came for the funeral and stayed in the home with us. Barbara and Russ and Russ’s Sister Cindy and Roy were also at the home when we got there. We didn’t stay up very long before going to bed.
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
We slept well last night and were up for breakfast of cold cereal and toast. We went to the chapel at 8am and set up the flowers that we had brought. We were very glad that we had brought the flowers, as with the exception of one lovely plant and the Family flowers for the casket and an easel display, there were no other flowers. With what we brought, it did look enough and very appropriate. The program was very fitting with Barbara’s Eulogy, Julie Ann’s solo “You’ll Never Walk Alone” and Bishop Wayne Green’s closing remarks. Linda’s nephew also made some short remarks representing his Father, Linda’s Brother Mike, who could not be at the funeral, as he and his wife are serving a mission in Alaska. Mae and Lind’s grandson, Jared, also gave some remarks as they had requested that anyone who felt they wanted to say something, could do so. I felt that the service was very fitting and well performed. We went to the Fresno Memorial Gardens, Fresno, California where Linda’s physical body was laid to rest. Roy gave the prayer at the cemetery. We returned to the chapel where the Relief Society Sisters of the Cedarview Ward served a wonderful lunch for the family. After eating, we went to Roy’s where we visited and enjoyed being with Roy. Roy had us pick some oranges to take home as well as some that we juiced and enjoyed. This evening we played some games with Roy and as we were leaving Julianna came to visit with Roy. We returned to the home of the Smiths. After getting there, Irven and Sandy remembered that they had left their water bottle at Roy’s. Mae and I went back and got it. We decided to fill the car with gas so that we didn’t need to do it in the morning. Again we were so grateful for the GPS.
Thursday, December 31, 2015
We slept well and were ready to leave by 7am Mountain Standard Time. I had suggested that we leave an hour earlier, but I misunderstood Mae and Sandy, for they also thought that we would leave an hour earlier. We drove straight through without any traffic problems. Even through from Barstow to Las Vegas it was fairly heavy traffic. Mae drove a couple of times for me to rest but other than rest stops and fuel we drove straight throught. We thought of stopping and staying over in St. George but before we got there we decided to go on. We did stop at Fillmore for frozen yogurt and then arrived at home at 9PM. We transferred Irven and Sandy’s luggage to their car and they left for home. Mae and I stayed up and welcomed the New Year in before going to bed.


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{% extends 'hxldash/info.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block info %}
A guide of how to connect Kobo to HXLDash and setting up an automatically updating dashboard and workflow with no code
HXLDash will be connected to Kobo via a tool called the HXLProxy.
Kobo collects and stores the data
HXLProxy moves the data (and can apply transforms and analysis) to HXLDash
HXLDash visualises the data
The data in this workflow will update every 4 hours
Before starting, you will need the following:
An account on https://kobo.humanitarianresponse.info
A Kobo survey with HXL hashtags defined for at least one question
Some data in the survey
Go to https://kobo.humanitarianresponse.info/#/account-settings. Click on the eye-shaped icon to make the API token visible. You need to do this only once: your API token will be the same for every survey associated with your account.
Browse to your survey in Kobo and copy the URL. It should be of a similar format to
https://kobo.humanitarianresponse.info/#/forms/445e3cd1032b85fa7ad15d/summary
Paste your survey link into the HXL Proxy
.The HXL Proxy will detect that the link for Kobo and bring up the saved recipe screen. In the box labeled Authorisation Token enter your kobo API key. Please make sure your write it in the format TOKEN <API KEY> as seen in the image below.
You will also have to enter a recipe name and a password. The password is specific to the recipe, not to you, and there is no way to retrieve it if you lose it.
The next step is to use the HXL Proxy to apply filters to your data. This could be to aggregate your data to a level that is safe to share or you could filter out sensitive columns such as contact details. To see more ways the HXL proxy please see the HXL Proxy use case page.
Please note that data from HXL Proxy to HXLDash is public, so the data has to be aggregated and sensitive data removed to a level that safe.
Copy the URL for the data from the HXL Proxy.
Paste this link into HXLDash and then you are ready to create a dashboard in HXLDash with data automatically flowing from Kobo.


JSON has emerged in recent years as the de-facto standard data exchange format. It is being used everywhere. Front-end Web applications use JSON to maintain data and communicate with back-end applications. Web APIs are JSON-based (eg, Twitter REST APIs, Marketo REST APIs, GitHub API). It’s the format of choice for public datasets, operational log files and more.
Why is JSON a Convenient Data Exchange Format?
While I won’t dive into the historical roots of JSON (JavaScript Object Notation, eval()
, etc.), I do want to highlight several attributes of JSON that make it a convenient data exchange format:
- JSON is self-describing. You can look at a JSON document and understand what it represents. The field names are included in the document. You don’t need an external schema or definition to interpret JSON-encoded data. This makes life easier for anyone who wants to deal with the data, and it also means that a collection of JSON documents represents what many people call a “schema-less dataset” (where structure can evolve, and different records can have different fields).
- JSON is simple. Other self-describing formats such as XML are much more complicated. A JSON document is made up of arrays and maps (or objects, in JSON terminology), and that’s about it.
- JSON can naturally represent real-world objects. Try representing your application’s
Customer
object (with the person’s address, order history, etc.) in a CSV file or a relational database. It’s hard. In fact, ORM systems were invented to help alleviate this issue. - JSON libraries are available in virtually every programming language. Take a look at the list of supported languages on JSON.org. I counted 15 languages that start with the letters A, B or C.
- JSON is idiomatic in loosely typed languages. Many loosely typed languages, such as Python, Ruby and JavaScript, have data structures that are similar to JSON objects, making it very natural to handle JSON data in those languages. For example, a Python dictionary looks just like a JSON object. This makes it easy for developers to utilize JSON in their applications.
JSON Data Infrastructure
Traditional data infrastructure, such as relational databases, has some features that make it easier to store and process JSON-encoded data. For example, Oracle has a JSON data type and a set of functions for handling JSON data.
However, a new class of data infrastructure is providing a much more seamless experience via a full-fledged JSON data model. For example:
- Drill is a SQL engine in which each record is conceptually a JSON document.
- Elasticsearch is a search engine in which each indexed document is conceptually a JSON document.
- MongoDB is an operational database in which each record is conceptually a JSON document.
These systems view JSON as a data model as opposed to one of many data types, realizing that JSON offers a simple way to represent real-world objects.
| Traditional Infrastructure | JSON Infrastructure | |
|---|---|---|
| Examples: | Oracle, SQL Server | Drill, Elasticsearch, MongoDB |
| Record: | Tuple | JSON document |
| Variable schema: | No | Yes |
If you happen to be in the Bay Area tomorrow, please join Gaurav Gupta (VP Product Management, Elasticsearch), Paul Pedersen (Deputy CTO, MongoDB), Robert Greene (Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle), Sukanta Ganguly (VP Solutions Architecture, Aerospike) and me for a panel moderated by Gartner’s Nick Heudecker on this new world of schema-free JSON. Check out The Hive Big Data Think Tank for more information.


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| Monday | コンピュータ構成論 | |||||||
| Tuesday | Web Programming 1 Algorithms and Data Structure (後半) |
Fundamentals of Database Technology | ||||||
| Wednesday | Fundamentals of Networking | |||||||
| Thursday | 技術コミュニケーション | ICT実践コミュニケーション | ||||||
| Friday |
I'm currently a first-semester student of Kyoto College Graduate Studies for Informatics (KCGI) Kyoto, Japan.
My concentration is Web Systems Development. IT is a new field for me but I'm enjoying the class. ワクワク！ There are two campuses of KCGI: Hyakumanben and Ekimae Satellite near Kyoto Station. Below here, I put the schedule of my classes I'm taking on current semester.
Spring Semester 2019 Schedule
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| Monday | コンピュータ構成論 | |||||||
| Tuesday | Web Programming 1 Algorithms and Data Structure (後半) |
Fundamentals of Database Technology | ||||||
| Wednesday | Fundamentals of Networking | |||||||
| Thursday | 技術コミュニケーション | ICT実践コミュニケーション | ||||||
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- Literate Programming made easy
- Create live documents in Markdown
- Program in any language you like
- Use your favourite editor/IDE
- Works well with version control
Literate programming /ˈlɪtəɹət ˈpɹəʊɡɹæmɪŋ/ (computing) Literate programming is a programming paradigm introduced by Donald Knuth in which a program is given as an explanation of the program logic in a natural language, such as English, interspersed with snippets of macros and traditional source code, from which a compilable source code can be generated. Wikipedia
About
Entangled helps you write Literate Programs in Markdown. You put all your code inside Markdown code blocks. Entangled automatically extracts the code and writes it to more traditional source files. You can then edit these generated files, and the changes are being fed back to the Markdown.
We’re trying to increase the visibility of Entangled. If you like Entangled, please consider adding this badge to the appropriate location in your project:
[![Entangled badge](https://img.shields.io/badge/entangled-Use%20the%20source!-%2300aeff)](https://entangled.github.io/)
Get Started
With the 2.0 release, Entangled is now available as a Python package,
installable through pip
,
pip install entangled_cli[rich]
This installs the entangled
executable. The
[rich]
component is optional, but makes the output logs of
Entangled slightly nicer to read.
Write Markdown
“A critical aspect of a programming language is the means it provides for using names to refer to computational objects.” Abelson, Sussman & Sussman - SICP
Name your code
The square of the hypothenuse is the sum
of the two right-angled sides squared:
$$a^2 + b^2 = c^2$$
``` {.python #pythagoras}
def vector_length(x, y):
return sqrt(x**2 + y**2)
```
The square of the hypothenuse is the sum of the two right-angled sides squared: \[a^2 + b^2 = c^2\]
def vector_length(x, y):
return sqrt(x**2 + y**2)
“Let us change our traditional attitude to the construction of programs: Instead of imagining that our main task is to instruct a computer what to do, let us concentrate rather on explaining to human beings what we want a computer to do.” Knuth - Literate Programming
Compose your program
To count the words in a sentence, first
split the sentence into words, then
count the number of words in the list.
``` {.python #word-count}
def word_count(sentence):
<<split-into-words>>
<<count-words>>
return count
```
`.split`
The default arguments to the
method split on any white space.
``` {.python #split-into-words}
words = sentence.split()
```
`length`
Counting is done with the
function.
``` {.python #count-words}
count = len(words)
```
To count the words in a sentence, first split the sentence into words, then count the number of words in the list.
def word_count(sentence):
<<split-into-words>>
<<count-words>>
return count
The default arguments to the .split
method split on any
white space.
= sentence.split() words
Counting is done with the len
function.
= len(words) count
“Talk is cheap. Show me the code.” Linus Torvalds
Documentation
Bootstrap web template for Pandoc
To help you easily create a presentable website from your literate code, we provide a Bootstrap template for Pandoc. Probably the best way to use this template, is to fork our repository at entangled/bootstrap-submodule, and add your fork as a submodule in your project:
git submodule add git@github.com:<my bootstrap-submodule fork>
This way you can tweak the template to your own wishes. If you want to play around first, you can also use the cookiecutter template,
cookiecutter https://github.com/entangled/bootstrap
but this approach is less flexible. For more information, see the tutorial.
External Links
Blogs
- Why all you’ll ever need is Markdown — Introduction to Pandoc, and Pandoc filters.
- Entangled, a bi-directional Literate Programming tool — Presenting Entangled, a tool for pain free literate programming.
- Literate Programming in Science: the why — Explaining why Literate Programming is particularly well matched with scientific programming.
- Literate Programming in Science: the how — Showing methods for Literate Programming, comparing Entangled to Jupyter, RMarkdown and Org-mode.
- Unweaving legacy code using Entangled — Showing how you can use Entangled to reverse-engineer unreadable legacy code.
Literate Books
These are some awesome books written with a literate philosophy in mind.
Pharr, Jakob & Humphreys - Physically Based Rendering
Explains physically realistic 3D rendering, while implementing the same techniques in C++. This book is so amazing, it actually won an Acadamy Award for technical achievement. The book uses the same noweb notation for code block references we do.
Sussman & Wisdom - Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics
Does not use noweb, but subscribes to the many founding principles of literate programming. This is a text book on classical mechanics and specifically the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian descriptions of physics.
Hudak & Quick - The Haskell School of Music
From signals to symphonies, this book fuses the authors’ passion for music and the Haskell programming language.
Pandoc filters
- Knitty — Expands code-cells through a Jupyter interface. Uses Panflute.
- pandocsql — Inserts tables in your markdown into an Sqlite database, and run queries that appear as tables in the output. Uses Panflute.
Dev tools
- Panflute — A “Pythonic” interface for creating Pandoc filters.


Before Change
"ORDER BY created DESC LIMIT 0, 1"),
(EVENT_HOMEASSISTANT_START, point_in_time))[0]
end_query = query(
("SELECT * FROM events WHERE event_type = ? AND created > ? "
"ORDER BY created ASC LIMIT 0, 1"),
(EVENT_HOMEASSISTANT_START, point_in_time))
if end_query:
end_event = end_query[0]
where_part = "created >= {}".format(start_event["created"])
if end_event is None:
return where_part
else:
return "{} and created < {}".format(where_part, end_event["created"])
def setup(hass, config):
After Change
return "created >= {} ".format(
_adapt_datetime(_INSTANCE.recording_start))
raise NotImplementedError()
def recording_start():
Return when the recorder started.


Check whether your terminal supports 256 colors,
tput colors
You can check available terminal database under /lib/terminfo/ subdirectory. If you could find a database file suffixed with 256color, then you can use them to set the TERM environment variable. Most of the terminal application will be using this variable to setup its color scheme. Now add the following line in your shell's rc file, eg., $HOME/.zshrc
- TODO:
- <Add C code gist based on ncurses to check colors available>
export TERM=xterm-256color
If you are an zsh user, then you have to setup keyboard mapping for the terminal as well. You can choose to ignore this short cut and redo the mapping manually when you start the zsh shell next time.
cd ~/.zkbd
cp xterm-pc-linux-gnu xterm-256color-pc-linux-gnu
setup color scheme for Vim
There are many good schemes available for vim. Download / checkout links are available from bottom of this page, download and copy them to your $HOME/.vim/colors/ directory and add the following line in $HOME/.vimrc file,
color jellybeans
Inside Vim, you can change the colors on the fly by doing,
:color solarized
solarized, jellybeans, ir_black, hemisu are some good color schemes, there is also a collection of themes available from github.
configuring readline for vi or emacs mode
most terminal applications that does not require full-screen rendering will be using the readline library to control the terminal output. To interact with such applications using vim or emacs key-binding, there is a global configuration for that,


I'm a senior lecturer (=tenure-track assistant professor) at the department of statistics and operations research, school of mathematical sciences, Tel Aviv university. Prior to that, I was a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton university's program in applied and computational mathematics, working in Amit Singer's group. I did my Ph.D. at the department of computer science and applied mathematics at the Weizmann institute of science, where Boaz Nadler was my doctoral advisor.
My research interests are broadly in the development of methodology for statistics and machine learning. More specifically, my current focus is developing tools for mapping and analyzing large volumetric data sets. This is motivated by a key challenge in structural biology: the 3D reconstruction and analysis of flexible proteins and other macromolecules from cryo-electron microscopy data sets.
Interested in doing research with me? I sometimes have openings at the MSc/PhD/Postdoc level for people with a strong mathematical foundation. Please email me and we'll setup a meeting.
Video Presentations:
• One-World Cryo-EM talk:
Tools for heterogeneity in cryo-EM: manifold learning, disentanglement and optimal transport
• Broad overview of my research (as of 3/2021) at INRIA's DataShape seminar:
Nonparametric estimation of high-dimensional shape spaces with applications to structural biology
• Presentation for 3rd year math students at Tel Aviv university (hebrew):
Shape spaces, dimensionality reduction and product manifold factorization
Funding:
• Israel Science Foundation (ISF)
• United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation (BSF)
• United States National Science Foundation (NSF)
Address: Schreiber 202, School of Mathematical Sciences, Tel Aviv University.
Amit Moscovich
Principal investigator
Yeari Vigder
Ph.D. Student
Jonathan Bobrutsky
M.Sc. Student (statistics and data science)
Joseph Kalman (right)
M.Sc. Student (statistics and data science)
Erik Lager
M.Sc. Student (operations research)
Itai Pelles
M.Sc. Student (applied math)
Other Academic Collaborators:
Joakim Andén (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
Yohai Bar-Sinai (Tel Aviv University)
Alberto Bartesaghi (Duke University)
Tamir Bendory (Tel Aviv University)
Amit Federbush (Tel Aviv University)
Mary Frances Dorn (Los Alamos National Labs)
Amit Halevi (Princeton University)
Ariel Jaffe (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Joe Kileel (University of Texas at Austin)
Boaz Nadler (Weizmann Institute of Science)
Rohan Rao (Five Rings Capital)
Saharon Rosset (Tel Aviv University)
Amit Singer (Princeton University)
Clifford H. Spiegelman (Texas A&M)
Yaniv Tenzer (Facebook)
Nathan Zelesko (Northeastern University)
Sharon Zhang (Stanford University)
Ye Zhou (Duke University)
Amit Federbush, Amit Moscovich, Yohai Bar-Sinai.
Hidden Markov modeling of single particle diffusion with stochastic tethering.
Submitted.
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Fast calculation of p-values for one-sided Kolmogorov-Smirnov type statistics.
Computational Statistics & Data Analysis (2023).
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Amit Moscovich, Saharon Rosset.
On the cross-validation bias due to unsupervised pre-processing.
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B (2022).
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Ye Zhou, Amit Moscovich, Alberto Bartesaghi.
Data-driven determination of number of discrete conformations in single-particle cryo-EM.
Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine (2022).
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Joe Kileel, Amit Moscovich, Nathan Zelesko, Amit Singer.
Manifold learning with arbitrary norms.
Journal of Fourier Analysis and Applications (2021).
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Sharon Zhang, Amit Moscovich, Amit Singer.
Product Manifold Learning.
AISTATS 2021.
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Rohan Rao, Amit Moscovich, Amit Singer.
Wasserstein K-Means for Clustering Tomographic Projections.
Machine Learning for Structural Biology workshop, NeurIPS (2020).
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Yaniv Tenzer, Amit Moscovich, Mary-Frances Dorn, Boaz Nadler, Clifford Spiegelman.
Beyond trees: Classification with sparse pairwise dependencies.
Journal of Machine Learning Research (JMLR), 2020.
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Nathan Zelesko, Amit Moscovich, Joe Kileel, Amit Singer.
Earthmover-based manifold learning for analyzing molecular conformation spaces.
IEEE 17th International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI), 2020.
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Ye Zhou, Amit Moscovich, Tamir Bendory, Alberto Bartesaghi.
Unsupervised particle sorting for high-resolution single-particle cryo-EM.
Inverse Problems, 2020.
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Amit Moscovich, Amit Halevi, Joakim Andén, Amit Singer.
Cryo-EM reconstruction of continuous heterogeneity by Laplacian spectral volumes.
Inverse Problems, 2020.
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Amit Moscovich, Ariel Jaffe, Boaz Nadler.
Minimax-optimal semi-supervised regression on unknown manifolds.
Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Statistics (AISTATS), 2017.
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Fast calculation of boundary crossing probabilities for Poisson processes.
Statistics & Probability Letters, 2017.
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Amit Moscovich, Boaz Nadler, Clifford Spiegelman.
On the exact Berk-Jones statistics and their p-value calculation.
Electronic Journal of Statistics, 2016.
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Hello there! We are Team Dynabots: Alma, Aniket, Joe, Carolyn, and Rijuta. We’re a team of Human-Computer Interaction + Design grad students at the University of Washington. For our capstone project, we are conceptualizing the future of journalism and interactive content together with a team of mentors and our project sponsor, Intel.
As a diverse and talented team with significant experience in design research, physical prototyping, and software development, the chance to build something critically interesting and novel, backed by good reasoning and thorough research, is super compelling. So compelling, in fact, that we intend to submit a publication about our project to a conference, such as CHI 2015.
We are certainly a team of passionate individuals, so we aim to leave debates in meetings when those passions flare up. We also intend to do our best work and not stop at anything less—this may make for long nights, but we owe this to ourselves and each other. Our drive for excellence is what keeps us going.
Here’s a bit more about each of us—where we come from and what we’re interested in: Alma Emadi received her undergraduate degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering from University of Washington with a focus in Human Factors and Ergonomics. She has conducted multiple year-long research studies in that domain. After graduation, she worked as an Operations Manager at an MRI facility before returning to UW for her masters degree. Her learning goals are develop a deeper understanding of available prototyping techniques and be able to conduct effective user research quickly.
Aniket Handa earned a Masters and a Bachelors degree in Computer Science & Engineering from Jaypee Institute of Information Technology before enrolling for another Masters degree at University of Washington. His interests include ubiquitous computing, computer vision, new emerging input techniques, and data visualization. His goals are to polish his rapid functional prototyping skills and practice various design methods.
Joe Kohlmann earned a B.S in Computer Sciences from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, after which he spent a year working as a research intern in both a virtual reality lab and a data visualization lab. After working in multi-disciplinary teams on problems in HCI, visualization, interface design, user testing, and conference publishing, he turned west to attend the University of Washington to earn his masters degree. His goals are to apply his technical skills to rapid prototyping and design challenges and improve his use of research frameworks.
Carolyn Scoville received her undergraduate degree in Informatics at the University of Washington with a specialization in HCI. She has completed web production and UX internships, and works as a graduate assistant for the MHCI+D program. Her skills include wireframing, web design, and usability testing. Her learning goals are to develop her user research and prototyping skills.
Rijuta Trivedi has a degree in Visual Design and has several years of experience working as a visual designer. Before joining UW for her masters degree, she has done work as a user experience designer. She also has a previous degree in Fashion Design. She is interested in Interaction Design and the User Centered Design approach. Her learning goals are to develop skills in user research, prototyping, and information visualization.


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Jan 23, 2009 . Graham 'Smithy' Smith reviews the used Ford Mondeo 1995-2001, . There were two sedans, the LX and GLX, a GLX hatchback and an LX .
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Ford Mondeo Glx
ford mondeo glx 1995, 5dr, hatchback, 1796cc petrol, automatic, metallic aubergine, service history + mot records, 85k, a/c, abs, alarm/immobiliser, 7 Jun 20:55 .
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IMCDb.org: 1995 Ford Mondeo GLX 16V MkI in "Insomnia, 1997"
1995 Ford Mondeo MkI in Insomnia, Movie, 1997 IMDB. Class: Cars, Sedan Model origin: DE Built in: BE. 1995 Ford Mondeo GLX 16V MkI. [*] Vehicle .
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Get free help, tips & support from top experts on ford mondeo related issues. . rear seats How do I fold the rear seats of a Ford Mondeo 1995 GLX automatic .
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Ford Mondeo - Avaliação, Cronologia, Pontos Positivos, Negativos ...
Mondeo GLX 2.0, 1995, 12,21% . Opiniões sobre o Ford Mondeo . 1995 - Inicio de importação da Bélgica na versões CLX 1.8 16V de 115 cv e GLX 2.0 16V .
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1995 Ford Mondeo Reviews, Page 2 of 11 - Carsurvey.org
Apr 22, 2007 . Read 1995 Ford Mondeo reviews from real owners. Find out what they're . 1995 Ford Mondeo GLX TD 1.8 turbo diesel from UK and Ireland .
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Title: Simple Windows Service in .NET with Console Mode Author: ron wilson Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Member ID: 1835478 Language: C# Platform: Windows, .NET 3.5 Technology: VS2008, Win32 Level: Intermediate Description: A framework for implementing simple Windows services with an eye toward usability. Section .NET Framework SubSection Applications License: CPOL
Windows services are handy things to have around. Unfortunately, Microsoft doesn't make it simple to write your own. What is more, they can be difficult to debug during development.
This article presents a simple framework for creating your own windows services. It accepts several command line parameters to make installing, starting, stopping, and uninstalling the service a snap. Also, it has a console mode to make debugging easy.
I spent a lot of time wading through pages and pages, site after site, of example code for developing Windows services. None of the samples out there really did everything I wanted. Some employed considerable hacks and there were none that separated the service bits from the actual worker bits. This project contains what I consider to be the bare minimum features for a usable Windows service, with a simple interface for adding your worker code.
This is setup for Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5. Some modifications would be needed to use this code with .NET 2.0, e.g. get rid of lambda functions, but it could easily be done.
All you have to do is inherit the ISimpleServiceWorker interface and implement it in your worker class.
using System;
namespace RPW.Simple
{
interface ISimpleServiceWorker
{
void Init();
void Run();
void Cleanup();
}
}
Initialize your resources in the Init() method and clean up your resources in the Cleanup() method. The Run() method would typically contain a loop that manages the state of your task. You don't have to create a thread; the SimpleProject class will create the necessary thread. You should keep in mind that the thread will be terminated by the Thread.Abort() method. The ThreadAbortException will be caught in the SimpleProject class that created the thread context, so you don't need to catch it, but you could if you had a reason. In order to keep the shutdown time reasonable, try not to make blocking calls, e.g. sockets.
Services are notoriously difficult to debug. For this reason, this project provides for a console mode so that you can run your code without all of the service overhead. Simply pass the -console command line switch to your service executable and Shazaam! you're running in console mode. In console mode, the static WriteLog method of the SimpleService class directs logging to the console window instead of the application event log.
The SimpleService class provides several command line switches.
PS C:\rev\src\simpleservice\src\bin\release> .\SimpleService.exe -help = usage: = SimpleService -install == install service = SimpleService -uninstall == uninstall service = SimpleService -start == start service = SimpleService -stop == stop service = SimpleService -status == get the current status of the service = SimpleService -console == run in console mode = SimpleService -help == show this help message PS C:\rev\src\simpleservice\src\bin\release>
Using these command line switches, you can install and uninstall your service without using InstallUtil.exe. Also, you can start and stop your service once it is installed. The -status switch will tell you if your service is installed, started, or stopped.
The project uses the process name as the service name. You could change this in code, but you must make sure that the same name is applied to the ServiceBase and the ServiceInstaller. For simplicity, use the static ServiceName property of the SimpleServiceInstaller class.
The project assumes that your service needs LocalSystem privileges and starts automatically. This will invoke the Windows Vista and Windows 7 UAC dialogs when you use the service. You can change those defaults in the SimpleServiceInstaller class.
public SimpleServiceInstaller()
{
// setup and add the process installer
m_processInstaller = new ServiceProcessInstaller()
{
Account = ServiceAccount.LocalSystem
};
Installers.Add(m_processInstaller);
// setup and add the service installer
m_serviceInstaller = new ServiceInstaller()
{
StartType = ServiceStartMode.Automatic,
// ServiceName must equal those on ServiceBase derived classes.
ServiceName = ServiceName,
DisplayName = ServiceName,
Description = ServicePath
};
Installers.Add(m_serviceInstaller);
}
I think you will be pleased with this design. Simply implement a worker class by inheriting the ISimpleServiceWorker interface, change the project assembly name, and build it! The command line switches make everything else a snap. Please don't hesitate to notify me of bugs or oversights. And by all means, enjoy!


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Ford Ranger Sales Are Creeping Up On Chevrolet And Toyota
November was the reborn Ranger's best month yet.
by Jay TraugottFord has rightly fixed a wrong by bringing back its midsize Ranger pickup truck to the North American market. First discontinued in 2012, the Ford Ranger returned all-new for the 2019 model year and quickly became a sales success. Although it has not yet caught up to its main competitors, Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon, and Toyota Tacoma, its sales momentum continues. November was its best month so far with 10,594 units sold in the US. So far this year, Ford has sold a total of 75,357 Rangers. Since late September, a total of 96,820 Colorados left dealership lots (GM only reports quarterly sales results, not monthly).
Despite the fact the Colorado will almost certainly outsell the Ranger this year, Chevrolet cannot ignore the Ranger's fast success. "We're pretty happy with where we're at," Ranger PR marketing manager Chad Callander told The Detroit News. "We set some aggressive targets, and we're hitting those targets." It's also important to note that Ford only "hit full stride" with Ranger production in the third quarter of this year. Next year will be a different story.
Ford and GM have a long history when it comes to selling pickup trucks. The Ford F-Series has not only been a segment best-seller, but it's also one of the best-selling vehicles in the US in general. The Chevrolet Silverado 1500 continues to fight for the No.2 spot against the Ram 1500. But the midsize segment presents another opportunity for Ford to take down its cross-town rival. Chevrolet, however, is prepared.
"We reignited the mid-pickup segment with the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon in 2014, and have sold about 700,000 since. We'll continue that momentum when we refresh our mid-size trucks next year," said GM spokesman Tom Henderson.
Ford also happened to launch its new Ranger at an ideal time. Customers that are moving away from sedans but don't want an SUV are opting for trucks. But as the F-150 is simply too big for their needs (and their garages), the Ranger fits the bill perfectly. Above all, the segment Ford considered to be dead has not only returned but has done so brilliantly.
"This is probably going to end up being the best year for trucks since 2005," said Jessica Caldwell, an analyst at Edmunds. "And the Ranger seems like it is going to have a good finish to the end of the year."


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The Kit is equipped with the Seeed Studio BeagleBone Green wireless board. Follow these steps to get it connected
Your board shoud now be connected
The demo experience we'll get started with runs a small server on your board - we want to connect to that now. Your board should be reachable over a local multicast DNS name of "beaglebone.local" - but if that does not work, try the IP address you noted earlier.
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JOE'S APARTMENT A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1996 David N. Butterworth/The Summer Pennsylvanian
Directed by John Payson Rating: ** (Maltin scale)
A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1996 David N. Butterworth/The Summer Pennsylvanian
Right after I'd seen JOE'S APARTMENT, I was checking out the poster with its promise of "Sex, Bugs, and Rock 'n' Roll," when some punk kid with a crew cut came up to me and asked me what I'd just seen. "That," I said, motioning towards the advertisement in front of me. "Was it any good?" the young scruff persisted. My immediate response was to roll my hand from side to side, indicating ambivalence, but then I thought about it for a moment... Remembering the film's juvenile humor, broad slapstick, toilet jokes, squeaky, high-pitched voices, outright silliness and downright cutesiness, I revised my opinion. "Yeah," I told him, "you'll enjoy it."
JOE'S APARTMENT is based on an original short subject that aired on MTV in 1992. As nothing succeeds like success, it didn't take long for creator John Payson to pull, tug, and stretch his initial concept into a ninety-minute feature. Grown-ups might find JOE'S APARTMENT a little insubstantial as a result of that expansion, but it's not without its charms.
Not something you'd expect, necessarily, from a film crawling with fifty thousand cockroaches.
Computer generated roaches, that is, and singing and dancing ones at that.
The movie opens with our farm fresh hero, Joe (an affable lug played with open-mouthed conviction by Jerry O'Connell), hopping off the bus in New York City. Jobless, the first thing he looks for is a place to stay. But every damp, dirty, and wallpaper-peeling dive he looks at runs to four figures. "Anything for $100 a month?" he asks. "Try Nebraska!" suggests a witty slumlord.
Finally Joe stumbles upon a rent-controlled apartment in the East Village--"the nastiest neighborhood in New York"--and by an opportune twist of fate becomes the new tenant. Much to the chagrin of landlords Vladimir and Jesus Bianco (Shiek Mahmud-Bey and Jim Sterling) that is, who want him out so that they can work a scam with a local senator (Robert Vaughn) to raze the property and build a maximum security federal prison on the lot.
But Joe is in and settling down and discovering that he's got a roommate problem. Stuff moves. Food gets eaten. The place hums with a chorus of tiny falsetto voices.
These beetles have attitude. And a code of honor. And talent, belting out a variety of "roach songs" throughout the film, from rap to gospel to Busby Berkeley-inspired production numbers, each one sillier and cornier than the last. And the singing cockroaches are also on hand to help Joe win the heart of the senator's daughter Lily (Megan Ward). Lily, of course, is unaware of her unscrupulous, fetishistic father's plans for the site, and instead dreams of turning it into a community garden.
It's a socially-relevant, environmentally-conscious love story with songs and bugs. Lots of bugs.
I had guessed that the inquisitive youth outside the theater would get a kick out of watching grown men pushing old folk down stairs, picking up poop, and wearing women's undies. If I was right, then he certainly enjoyed spending the afternoon at JOE'S APARTMENT. If not, at least he couldn't have been offended by this harmless no-brainer.
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Projet Culturel
Why will you do this project? (Purpose)
Part of language learning is broadening your cultural understanding of the people who communicate with it. This cultural project gives you the opportunity to dig deeper in a cultural aspect of the French and Francophone world that you would like to explore.
In your e-portfolio journal you have already explored a few cultural aspects: gastronomy, fashion, personal & scientific achievement, feminism, transportation, technological innovation, advertising.
Now it is time to connect the dots. Can you relate any the above cultural aspects to you your own personal or academic interests? Tackle this project as an opportunity to conflate what you already care about, with what you have learned so far in this class.
How will you proceed? (Method)
For this project you will pair-up with a partner. Coordinate with your partner, and meet at your convenience (outside of class) to brainstorm, decide and research, on a topic you both want to explore. Ask questions (challenge cultural stereotypes). Be curious (look at it from different perspectives). Take notes (they will come handy during the reflection part).
It is preferable to dedicate several meetings to finalize your project. As you put the pieces together pay attention to details. How every piece (be it an image or a background color of your slides, font etc) you choose to keep or discard affect your project? How do these pieces affect the idea you want to convey?
Outcome
The final product of your project can be a video, a poster, or a power point presentation. You will post it on your e-portfolio and you will present it, orally in class, at the end of the semester. [DUE DATE]
Rationale & reflection
On your e-portfolio you will post a brief accompanying text reflecting on:
- Why did you choose this topic? (relevance to you and to others)
- What medium did you choose to present it and why? (power point, video, poster)
- Reflections on the process:
- How was the collaboration?
- Did you have any shortcomings and or a-ha moments?
- What did you learn by doing this project?
- What advice would you give to a future student who would want to work on a similar project?
- Does the final project meet your personal quality standards? (content, organization, presentation)


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Learning: The acquisition of skills and the ability to apply them in the future.
What makes an Effective learner?
Why do active learning techniques feel difficult?
Desirable Difficulty
Effective learners space their practice
console.log : command used to print something onto the screen.
code comment : useful for annotating pieces of code to explain how something works, ignored by computer.
“Simplicity is prerequisite for reliability.” – Edsger W. Dijkstra
The number data type in JS is used to represent any numerical values, including integers and decimal numbers.
Basic Arithmetic Operators
Operators are the symbols that perform particular operations.
JS evaluates more complex expressions using the general math order of operations aka PEMDAS.
Modulo : Very useful operation to check divisibility of numbers, check for even & odd, whether a number is prime, and much more! (Discrete Math concept, circular problems can be solved with modulo)
Whenever you have a smaller number % a larger number, the answer will just be the initial small number.
The string data type is a primitive data type that used to represent textual data.
If your string contains quotation marks inside, can layer single or double quotation marks to allow it to work.
"That's a great string"; (valid)
'Shakespeare wrote, "To be or not to be"'; (valid)
'That's a bad string'; (invalid)
indices : indexes of data that begin at 0, can call upon index by using the bracket notation [ ].
console.log("bootcamp"[0]); // => "b"
console.log("bootcamp"[10]); // => "undefined"
console.log("boots"[1 * 2]); // => "o"
console.log("boots"["boot".length - 1]); // => "t"
indexOf() : method used to find the first index of a given character within a string.
The boolean data type is the simplest data type since there are only two values: true and false.
Logical Operators (Boolean Operators) are used to establish logic in our code.
! (not) : reverses a boolean value.
&& (and) Truth Table
| Input | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| T | T | T |
| T | F | F |
| F | T | F |
| F | F | F |
|| (or) Truth Table
| Input | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| T | T | T |
| T | F | T |
| F | T | T |
| F | F | F |
De Morgan’s Law : Common mistake in boolean logic is incorrectly distributing ! across parentheses.
Short-Circuit Evaluation : Because JS evalutes from left to right, expressions can “short-circuit”. For example if we have true on the left of an || logical comparison, it will stop evaluating and yield true instead of wasting resources on processing the rest of the statement.
All comparison operators will result in a boolean output.
The relative comparators
Fun Fact: “a” < “b” is considered valid JS Code because string comparisons are compared lexicographically (meaning dictionary order), so “a” is less than “b” because it appears earlier!
If there is ever a standstill comparison of two string lexicographically (i.e. app vs apple) the comparison will deem the shorter string lesser.
Difference between == and ===
Variables are used to store information to be referenced and manipulated in a program.
We initialize a variable by using the let keyword and a = single equals sign (assignment operator).
If you do not declare a value for a variable, undefined is automatically set.
let is the updated version of var; there are some differences in terms of hoisting and global/block scope - will be covered later in the course (common interview question!)
Assignment Shorthand
let num = 0;
num += 10; // same as num = num + 10
num -= 2; // same as num = num - 2
num /= 4; // same as num = num / 4
num *= 7; // same as num = num * 7
In general, any nonsensical arithmetic will result in NaN ; usually operations that include undefined.
initialization : process of both declaring and assigning a variable on the same line.
A function is a procedure of code that will run when called. Functions are used so that we do not have to rewrite code to do the same thing over and over. (Think of them as ‘subprograms’)
Arguments : Values passed to the function when it is invoked.
However, is there are not enough arguments provided for parameters our function will likely yield Nan.


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Hey, this is JMichael.
Yet another Life-long Student.
Hi, I am Jiashu Miao，you can call me Michael.
I graduated from UCLA in 2020 and currently work as a data analyst at the Bay Area, CA. I would be more than happy to meet new people and make friends. Please feel free to reach out and chat with me, about anything!
This is my personal blog, through making Github Pages and Jekyll.
My LinkedIn 👉 LinkedIn·Jiashu Miao.
My Project Website 👉 ProjectWeb·JMichael Blog. (More being uploaded here, fulllist at LinkedIn 😀)
My GitHub 👉 Github·MichaelMiaoMiao.
I recently passed two SAS Global Certification Examinations and earned 👉 SAS Certified Programmer Badges.
I am a sports enthusiast and have played tennis for 8 years, I like fitness too.
I call myself a gourmet. I took a 13-hours flight to Toronto, Canada by myself when I was only 14 simply loving the food there.
I play video games, and recently "addicted" to The Legend of Zelda!
I turned to "Animal Crossing New Horizons" on Switch. It's a fantastic game for a virtual camping during the COVID-19 quarantine time.
I love autos and used to enjoyed speeding. My favourite model is the Mercedes GT-R.
I am also a part-time travel & shoe-fashion blogger, check out my RED (Xiao Hong Shu, social media and e-commerce platform) page. 👉 Red·MichaelMiaoMiao.