Sunday, December 01, 2013
Mae got up about 7AM but I had woke early and went back to sleep in the recliner in the front room. I woke shortly after 8AM. I attended my High Priest leadership meeting at 9am and then after that Brother Saunders and I held a Priesthood Interview with Brother Mark McPhie. That went very well. After getting home I studied to give a lesson in High Priest Group meeting. Mae worked most of the morning preparing for her Sunday school lesson. We drove the new car to church this afternoon. My lesson went fairly well. Mae said that her lesson went well. I bore my Testimony during Fast and Testimony meeting this afternoon. After meetings we stayed for choir practice. Sister Saunders needed a ride home so we took her home and then stopped at Isaac & Becky Casey’s and gave them an invitation to attend the Ward Christmas Party. After getting home we got some dinner and ate upstairs with Bob. We took the food up there so he didn’t have to come down the stairs. This evening I spent the time catching up my journal. It seems that the past few days have been so busy that I have got behind on my daily entrance. I have got to go back to driving school bus in the morning so I had better get to bed.
Monday, December 02, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep well last night so I got myself off to work. My AM runs went well. I stopped at the store to get a few items for Mae before going home. Mae and Bob helped me and we got the leaves picked up as it looks like we are in for some snow. I also got the garden tilled again and tilled all the leaves into the soil. That is now ready for snow. Mae got some lunch and then she and I took a nap before I went for my PM runs. It still hadn’t snow by the time I returned home so I went out and made some parts for our closet door. We have a hen that wants to set again, so maybe I will put 6 eggs under her and see what happens. We brought in the Christmas decorations this afternoon so Mae is now putting them up, as I type this entry. We watched a Hallmark show while eating diner. I am tired so am ready to call it a day.
Tuesday, December 03, 2013
I was a little late on my routes due to bad weather. After finishing my morning routes I drove the Chevy to Murdock’s to have them treat the upholstery and paint with stain guard. They let me take a Chevy truck back home. On the way home, as I went under the Hwy 89 exchange, a rock hit the windshield and chipped it. I talked to the insurance Co. and they said it was covered on our insurance. I told the service manager about it when I went back to get my car. I worked on our closet door for a while before going back for the car. This evening I again worked on the door and finished the repairs to it. I talked to JaNae to see if Brad would be interested in the Buick. I have mixed feelings about just giving it to them but maybe that would be best. Both Mae and I are tired tonight and ready for bed.
Wednesday, December 04, 2013
We had just got to sleep when Dolly called. She just wanted to visit with Mae. Mae had called her just a little while before we had gone to bed and she had got thinking of something that they had talked about. Well, Mae wasn’t able to go back to sleep until after 1AM. I got myself off to work and let her sleep in. It was 11 degrees when I got to the bus compound. My bus started ok but my flash light broke so I had to stop in at the shop and get a new one. Mae was just getting up when I got home. We had some breakfast together and then I took a nap. I worked on securing my pistol safe. I have been thinking of selling my tools and tool trailer but then when I have a handyman job to do I don’t know what I would do without them. After dinner this evening I finished installing my pistol safe. I then cleaned up some pictures for Mae, so she can put them on a picture pedigree chart. We were later getting to bed.
Thursday, December 05, 2013
I woke at 3:15AM and couldn’t go back to sleep. I did lay down in the recliner and then got me some breakfast, when Mae got up. She had me lay back in the recliner for a little while. I believe that I did go to sleep for a few minutes. It was 14 degrees when I started the car and 9 by the time I got to the compound. I had to add antifreeze to the bus radiator again. My runs went well. Roberta asked for help with Jr. High basketball transportation this afternoon. I called her and told her that I would if I could get a schedule that would coin side with my regular routes. We worked that out and so I took the Sunset Jr. High to Kaysville Jr. High at 2PM, and then picked them up at 4:30PM to return them to Sunset. Scott came to our place to have lunch with Mae and I. About 12:30PM Mishelle called and is suffering with a Migraine and so I took Mae over to the West Gate of Hill Field and Mae drove her to our place for her to rest. I went on from there to the bus runs. Everything worked fine with the field trip and I got home about 6PM. Mae had dinner ready and then we watched the show “The Bishop’s Wife”. It is a good movie. I entered this entry and we went to bed.
Friday, December 06, 2013
I left a little early because of the cold night (7 degrees) again. My bus started ok and I was at my first stop 10 minutes early so as I waited the dispatch called me. They asked if I could pick up route 29’s students along with mine. I am not sure what happened to bus 29 but I told them I would have a hard time, unless they could get someone to pickup my last stop. I had some trouble finding the first stop, but got the rest. It put me about 5 minutes late getting to the school. My bus was really full with both routs. The rest of my runs went well today. When I got home, Mae and I took the Chevy into Murdock’s where they repaired the windshield washer. We then went out to eat before coming home. We watched a movie on DVD before going to sleep.
Saturday 07, 2013
Mae started early this morning and the grand children arrived at 9am. Gail stayed after bringing the children and that really helped Mae. I went over and took the gun safe back and exchanged it for a new one. It started snowing this morning and continued most of the day. At noon the younger grandchildren went home with their parents and the older grandchildren came for their turn with Grandma. I helped with the cooking of pizza for both groups. Mae was kept very busy but seems to enjoy it. I got the snow blower out and cleaned the walks and driveway. We got a good start of cleaning up after the children all left, but then went to the Ward Christmas party. It was very nice and the program was very good. It was good to enjoy a Ward Social. We were tired when we got home but Mae cut my hair and we showered. Mae stayed up for a little while but I went to bed and was soon to sleep.
Sunday, December 08, 2013
I prepared us some breakfast while Mae continued studding for her lesson. I attended High Priest Group Leadership meeting this morning. JaNae and Sandi came and got the Buick. JaNae and Brad will take it for a little while, until Brad finds out if he can fix their car or we may give the Buick to them if they feel they want it. Brother Taylor and Corbin Rogers came Home Teaching at 11AM. We then attended the Block Meetings. Mae and I stayed for choir practice and then were going to go to Salt Lake to attend the First Presidency’s Christmas program but we realized that we could not park at the Conference Center parking so we stayed home and watched the program with Bob on his large TV. It was very good and we did not have to walk in the cold.
Monday, December 09, 2013
It was 1 degree this morning when I went to work. I left a little early in case of problems with the cold.  I did not get ticketed but it use some of my time. I still left in time but then traffic was bad on Antelope Drive and that really put me behind. Trying to make up time and then I got behind a very cautious drive that was doing 25 mph in a 40 mph zone. Even then I made it to my first stop about 2 minutes late. When I got the bus loaded the defroster wouldn’t work so I had to open windows to see out. It was an interesting morning. When I got home I took care of the chickens. The cold is affecting them. I took a nap before my PM runs. They went well. This evening I got a new credit card set up with Maverick but I couldn’t set one up for Mae without opening a separate Email address. We didn’t like that so we let it go. I worked on my life histories for quite a while this evening. Jeff called for some advice on changing his plumbing. I hope it works ok for him. It’s now late and Mae wanted me to lesson to a Christmas story but I guess that will have to wait until tomorrow. Good night!
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
I was up and took my shower. Mae was tired so I told her that I would get myself off, but when I finished getting ready she had got up and prepared me some breakfast. My runs went well except the defroster only worked part of the time. When you have a load of over 50 children and the defroster stops, it only takes seconds for windows to fog up. I had to open windows and I was glad my fans were working well. Before getting back to the compound I called Curt, head of maintenance, and asked him if I could get the parts and repair the defroster myself. He assured me that if I brought the bus up top he would get it repaired. When I got home I went down to the store and bought some lights and some electrical parts. After returning home I took care of the chickens, including putting two heat lamps in the coop. I put a decorative light in the porch lamp to decorate a little for Christmas and added a three was outlet so Mae could hook up the inside decorations. I replaced our front room ceiling light bulbs with “led” bulbs for more light, longer life and better economy. Mae made us some lunch and then I took a short nap. After getting up I started this entry. Time went fast and I soon had to go in for my PM runs. My bus was still in the shop so I had to take a spare. When I got home from work I took care of the chickens again and they seem to be enjoying the heat lamp. We had a nice dinner and then Mae had a Relief Society meeting to attend. I watched a show on TV and worked on my Life History. I quite at 9:30PM and finished this entry before going to bed.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
They had my bus parked in it parking place. Last night, when I checked with the mechanics to see if my bus would be ready for morning, they told me “if the bus was in its parking place in the morning, then they got it finished.” I was glad to have it back this morning. My runs went well. After getting home, I got the mail in and took care of the chickens. Mae separated Bob’s mail from ours and I took Bob’s up to him. He was watching a BYU Volleyball game. I watched for a few minutes so he turned the sound on for me. The game was being broadcasted in Spanish. He checked and then realized that it was the BYU-Spanish station and a replay of a game. With his hearing he hadn’t realized that. I took a nap but woke when Bob was knocking on something. Mae checked and he was just after the cat. My PM route went well, although I had to have a girl move to another seat in the bus. She refused so I just let the bus sit and told her that until she moved, the bus wasn’t moving. She laid down on the floor for a couple of minutes until she decided that I was serious. She then jumped up and went to the back of the bus. She wouldn’t speak to me when I got to her stop, but just left in a hurry. The rest of the run went well. After dinner this evening Mae and I went over to the church and cleaned the chaplet. We were 3 hours doing it. Just before we finished I was closing the folding doors between the overflow and the gym, when the door caught my foot. I didn’t think anything of it until later when I saw that it had torn the side of my boot. When we got home we were sure tired and went right to bed.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
My morning run went well. It is sure nice to have the heater and defroster working right. On the way home I stopped at Tom’s Market and bought a ham. When I got home Mae said that I had bought the wrong one. This one wasn’t the one on sale. After eating I went back to bed for almost an hour. I called the shoe shop and he thinks he can repair it but it will show the scar. I worked on my life history for a while. When I went back into work my bus was missing. I called dispatch and they are moving buses around. My bus now will be parked in E13 stall. On the way home I exchanged the ham. This evening Mae and I went shopping for all our girls Birthday gifts. Mae had already found them but just wanted me approval. I bought Mae a Poinsettia for Christmas while we were shopping. We also bought some light bulbs for the fixtures above the TV. We got 5 eggs today so I think the heat lamp out there is helping the chickens. The white hen is still setting on the nest. We watched a cute Christmas show on TV this evening.
Friday, December 13, 2013
The day went pretty normal. I did take my bus in to have a couple of things done to it but they only got the windshield washers working. The others will get done later. We tried to get our ham packaged but the sealer quite on us. We have sure had a lot of things quite on us this past month. After getting home from my runs, Bob invited us up for dinner. He had cooked pork steaks and gravy that we pored over our rice. Mae and I then went into Ogden High School where we watched the Freshman teams from Morgan vs Ogden. It was a close game and Morgan won 53 to 50. Tyler played a very good game.
Saturday, December 14, 2003
We slept in this morning. We attended Connor’s ball game in Ogden this morning and left from there to go to Orem. We stopped and returned the Seal A Meal to Wall Mart’s and then got our car washed. We bought us a Sub-Way for lunch and got gas. We got to Orem High school at 3PM and the game was started. We enjoyed watching Jessie play but their team did about as well as Connor’s team did earlier. Both teams lost but it is good activities for the youth. We then went with Mike and Becky to Costco for a couple of items. We attended a Piano Recital in which Jessie played a very nice Christmas number. The recital was very well performed by all the students. The recital was held at Summerhaze Piano store. Went we entered in to the store it reminded me of Todd Tayler’s store in Ogden. It brought back some good memories. The traffic was bad going home due to some ball games in Provo. We went to Jeff and Gail’s where we played games and visited. It was 11:30PM when we got home so after mid-night getting to bed.
Sunday, December 15, 2013
I got up just before 8AM and had to hurry to get to the High Priest Group leadership meeting. I came home discouraged feel I didn’t feel that we accomplished much. I did laid down and take a short nap. Meetings went well and after Sacrament meeting Mae and I attended choir practice. I didn’t feel it went very well and especially when we are performing next week. Mae and I then went visiting to Sister Fallis. Bob recorded “Christmas for A Doller” and we watched it this evening. We don’t know what happened but it didn’t record the ending. That was disappointing!
Monday, December 16, 2013
My alarm went off at mid-night to alert us that it is Roy and Shellie’s Wedding Anniversary 18th. I just woke up and after getting in the other room realized that it was mid-night. I couldn’t get back to sleep so went in the front room and slept in the recliner. I guess it also woke Mae and she didn’t sleep the rest of the night. When I got up Mae also got up and go me breakfast and off to work. She went back to sleep then. My runs went well. One of my students, Gad brought me a sack of homemade candy when he got on the bus. He asked me if I was allergic to peanuts or sugar and when I said I was he kept it. He ached a little disappointed. My diet is often a problem. When I got home, Mae was still sleeping so I got some toast and then went to Farmington and ordered new license plates for the car. I stopped at Kent’s and got my Gelusil that I ordered the other day. When I got home this time Mae was up and going. I took a nap and then took care of the chickens. I worked on my Personal History and ate lunch before going back to work. When I finished my PM runs I went into the office and had them Fax copies of my DOT card into the State Motor Drivers License Department. This evening we tended Scott and Mishelle’s children while they went Christmas shopping. At 9PM I got ready for bed.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
I woke a little early but is gave me more time for reading and prayers. It was cooled this morning but the fog had moved out. I was sure glad when my bus started putting out warm air. I let Mae sleep in as she hadn’t slept very well last night. When I got home, I took care of the chickens. Mae soon had a nice breakfast of fish and eggs ready. I took a nap but when I didn’t wake with the alarm, Mae reset it for another 10 minutes. Mae had to go into Ogden shopping so she took the car and I took the pickup this afternoon. I worked on my life history for a while before going to work. I also talked to JaNae about the car. They are pretty sure that they want to buy the Buick from us. My PM runs went well except Reanna and Kalani got fighting again. This has been a problem since the start of school. I have decided that I am going to assign those two seat so that they are separated. After finishing my runs and returning to the compound I attended an association meeting for a little while. Mae had dinner ready when I got home. After eating we attended a band concert at Legacy Jr. High at which Kylan participated. Kylan plays in the percussion section. After returning home I worked on my journal and we also watched the show “Christmas for a Dollar” again to see if it ends this time. We watched the show and it ended perfect this time. Something must have gone wrong with the recording.
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep well last night so I got myself off to work. This on my morning route when I picked Ginger Christensen up, she and her Mother Wendy gave me a Christmas gift card with 3 - $5 Gift Certificates in it. When I let the children of at Whitesides Elementry, I parked the bus and went in and talked to the principle. She agreed with me that assigning Alii and Reanna separate seats should take care of the problem. If it doesn’t then I am to let her know and they will be restricted from ridding the bus. Roberta called me and asked if I would take a field trip tomorrow. I told her that I would. Mae has been busy all day getting things ready for the R.S social this evening. She sliced the end of her finger open and we had problems getting it to quite bleeding. My PM runs went well. Mae was already gone when I got home. I started right in getting the corn on blue baked and taken over to the church house. I went up stairs and I ate some dinner, while we watched a show Bob had recorded. Mae got home just before 9PM. We got most things cleaned up before going to bed. I get very concerned at the speed Mae goes but she won’t slow down.
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Although I got up on time the morning went very fast. I left a few minutes early and was very glad I did. The snow was quite heavy but I didn’t have very much trouble. I tried to use the chains 3 or 4 times but they aren’t working. The biggest trouble was when I tried to go west on Oak Hills Drive and it was blocked off. I tried to call into the office and when I did get through and informed Rosa that I couldn’t get to my last pickup, she said I could find a way. With traffic and weather I didn’t follow her directions but went backwards on Mutton and came north on the Special Ed rout from last year. It worked out great although I was 15 minutes late getting to the grade school. There were many others that were much later than that. I was tired when I got home so took a nap before my Field trip and PM runs. My Field trip consisted of taking Millcreek Jr. High’s Girls basketball team to Central Davis Jr. High. Although the roads were bad today, all the runs went well. Because of the weather Bob and I did not go visiting to our assigned Home Teaching families this evening. It was a relief for me to just relax and watch a good TV movie with Mae. Mae has edited my Life History today. I will still have a lot to add to it but we will give this much to the children for now and add to it later. It’s late so good night.
Friday, December 20, 2013
I took my AM bus routes this morning and then while I was entering last nights field trip into the computer, Rosa asked me if I could take a mid-day for her. While I was thinking about my schedule she added, “It is almost Christmas!” I called Mae and told her that I was going to take the run. On the way home I got gas. Mae had a sandwich ready when I got there. I ate it while driving back to the bus compound. The run went well although the assistant didn’t know the route very well but we had two older children that helped me a lot. I didn’t have enough time to go home, so I just read some from my book. I thought of driving over to the grade school early and I did leave 10 minutes early but traffic was horrible. I got hung up before getting to Hill Air Force road. I finally pulled out of the right turn lane and drove on down to Gentile road and went around that way to the Whiteside’s Elementary school. I was about 5 minutes late getting there. Before leaving the school I got on the intercom and asked that all those that would like permanent assigned seating to raise their hands. To my surprise every hand went up. I guess we will figure that out and make the assignments after the first of the year. I gave out oranges and candy canes to each of my students, at both schools, as they got off the bus. They all seemed to enjoy that. Sandi texted Mae today that she is in the hospital with Chelci, that Chelci is having contractions. She isn’t due with the twins until March so Sandi asked if we would pray for Chelci & the twins. Mae asked if she should notify the rest of the family, to which Sandi said: “Yes, Please!” Mae also called the Utah temples and put Chelci’s name on the prayer rolls and also the Mesa Arizona temple. This evening we picked up Jeff children and took them with us to a concert in Farmington, where Emily participated. About half way through the concert I fell asleep and woke up at the end. I missed seeing Emily’s performance. We then took the children home and stayed there the night. When Jeff and Gail got home, we played games. A neighbor, Tim from the Ward stopped by and Jeff invited him in and introduced us to him. With Jeff’s invitation, Tim then went home and brought back his wife, Cindy. We played games quite late.
Saturday, December 21, 2013
This morning when I woke up I could hardly get out of bed. With Mae’s help, I got up and dressed. Moving around the muscles relaxed and I felt some better. I helped Jeff disassemble the bathroom shower and valve. He had ordered one from Home Depot, but the parts would not interchange. He will have to get different parts. We ate pancakes and eggs breakfast that Mae prepared and then came home. I took care of the chickens, including taking out 150 lb of feed for them. I also brought up our small folding picnic tables. Sandi let us know that the doctors were able to give Chelci medicine which stopped the contractions, but she has to be on total bed support. Her mother-in-law wants Chelci, Steve and the family to move in with them after the holidays so she can take care of the family. I was glad to hear that since Sandi works, she can’t do it. Time seems to go fast and we soon had to hurry to go up to David and Shauna’s for our family Christmas party. Every couple had an assignment this time. David & Shauna hosted the gathering at their home. Becky planned the dinner menu and assigned it out. Mishelle & Scott were over the program and since Chelci is on total bed rest, she couldn’t sing for us and our grandson, David, couldn’t get off work, so he couldn’t play for us, but Kylan brought his electric piano and played a fantastic piece for us, he doesn’t read music, but listens to it and learns it. He is very talented, it was a hard piece, but he didn’t make any mistakes. Kylan had taught Kaden a small piece and it was cute to watch him play it. Emily played a couple of pieces for us on her violin and it was beautiful. She is talented also. Sandi was over the games and we had a “game” exchange activity and we also played the “Right & Left” game with candy bars. Jeff was over getting & wrapping the Santa gifts for the children. We put them in our Santa bag and pretended that Santa left it on the doorstep. Mae gave the gifts out. It was a very enjoyable evening and all seemed to have a good time. it was late when we got home and I was tired. I just went to bed but Mae stayed up and showered before she came to bed.
Sunday, December 22, 2013
I slept in until almost 8AM before getting up. I really don’t feel very well. Mae told me that there was a message from Morgan, telling me that he was going to a family program and that we wouldn’t be having our meeting this morning. That sounded so good that I cried. I cooked us an egg omelet for breakfast. Scott and Kylan came by to borrow our projector. I caught up my journal then set back and relaxed. Bob invited us up to eat. Mae got ready and attended church but I stayed home. I went back to sleep with the electric blanket to keep me warm. After waking up I worked on my journal and personal history. Mae has printed off some of my history to give to our children but there is yet much to be added and corrected. Mae took a Christmas gift & card to the neighbors on both sides of us. Mike, on the west, is divorced so lives alone, but is a neat guy. He is a member of the church, but less active. We have invited him to church socials, but he hasn’t come yet. We enjoy visiting with him over the fence a lot in the summer when we are both out working in our yards. The neighbors on the east are Korean, or one of those countries. They have a large family; several are married, so they have lots of grandchildren. They are nice people too. This is the first time that we have been able to go into their home, as we usually just talk over the fence. Mae wanted to give “Kay” a hug so her family invited her in. Mae and Kay have become friends. This evening Irven and Sandy came over to visit and play games. We enjoyed being with them. We played table games until almost 11PM. We soon went to bed after they went home.
Monday, December 23, 2013
I woke about 3am and couldn’t go back to sleep, so I took the trash out, read section 101 of the Doctrine and Covenants. I then got on the computer and worked on my journal and history again. Mae woke at that time too. She went back to bed, but couldn’t go back to sleep, so at 5 am, she came out and started doing the laundry, vacuuming and cleaning house. After breakfast, we turned on the TV and watched several Christmas shows. The problem is that ½ of the time you are watching commercials. We use the MUTE on those but it keeps your attention distracted. I did get some of our capsules made up. I also got more of my history edited. This evening we Campbell’s and another family came Christmas Caroling to our home. This evening we watched the Netflix movie “Christmas Lodge”.
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
We both slept better last night and woke a little before eight. Mae made waffles for breakfast and I scrambled some eggs. Afterwards, we worked on getting things ready to travel to each of our son’s home. Our plans are to go Scott & Mishelle tonight for dinner at 6 pm and to spend the night and Christmas morning. Then we will head to Mike & Becky’s to be there for Christmas dinner with them at 2 or 3 pm. Christmas night we will spend with David, Shauna and their family and spend the night. Sometime the next morning we will go to Jeff & Gail’s home and we will probably spend that night with them. When I went out to take care of the chickens, I found a new chick on the floor. I put him under the hen, but then became concerned as to whether or not the other chickens would trample it. I got a box and prepared it with straw, water, feed and a heat lamp. I then put the chick in it and put the box in the pen where I have raised the chicks. I then checked under the hen and found a 2nd chick so put it in the box also. My main concern is the cold weather. I hope I am making the right decision. I asked Mark Stringer if he would care for the chickens while we are away for the next couple of days. We came over to Scott and Mishelle’s this evening. Mishelle had a nice dinner ready and then Mae and I played “Old Pig” with the children. Kaden has referred to Grandma Browning as the Game Grandma; we get a chuckle out of that. After the game Kylan and I helped Scott wrap his Christmas gifts. Scott set up the projector and they put on a movie for the family to watch. Scott and Mishelle let Mae and I have their bed for tonight. They slept downstairs with the children. When we went to bed, Mae isn’t feeling the best.
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Christmas Morning: I slept well last night but by 6AM I couldn’t sleep any longer, so got up and worked on my journal. Mae didn’t sleep as well. I am afraid that she might be running a fever. Scott came up about 7:30 and we visited for a while. It was about 8:30 AM before the family got up and started opening presents. It was an enjoyable morning but a different Christmas than I remember. The tech-knowledge of the day is way beyond me. After breakfast, Mae and I gathered up our things and drove to Mike and Becky’s. Becky had dinner about ready. They had all of their family so it was good to see David, Page and Garrett. After a very nice dinner of prime beef roast, Page and Garrett had to get ready to leave. They were supposed to leave in the morning for the Philippines, but then they found out that Page’s passport only has less than 3 months before it would expire. That should have been ok except the Philippine Government requires over 3 months. They therefore are going to try to be at the main office for passport renewal in Colorado and get it renewed, tomorrow. If so they will fly out of Salt Lake on Saturday. We sure hope they can make it ok. This evening we drove up to David and Shauna’s and spent the night with them. Again we had a wonderful time. David had a couple here in the area call and asked him if he could check their daughter. He went over and the 3 year old daughter has a boil that is very painful. David told them that it needed to be drained as soon as they can see their Dr. When he came home he got worried about it and called them back to tell them that he could take them to his clinic and drain it for them but when he called they had already gone to “Wee Care”. It was neat to see is care for them. Mae hasn’t been feeling very well all day. She seems to be running a fever, especially during the nights. I feel well except we are eating too many things off my diet.
Thursday, December 26, 2013
I couldn’t stay in bed longer, so got up shortly after 7AM and showered and shaved. When I came downstairs, Connor was up playing video games.  Soon the family was up and we had breakfast. David and I visited for a while about the situation that the country is in. I hope I didn’t upset him with my feelings. I really drought if there is any that will change the trend that the country is headed for except for the coming of the Savior. We played a couple of games after having breakfast. Mae and I left about noon to go to Jeff and Gail’s. We stopped on the way and got a Sub-Way for our lunch. We enjoyed being with Jeff’s family this afternoon and evening. We did a lot of visiting and playing games. We spent the night here although Mae isn’t feeling the best again.
Friday, December 27, 2013
After breakfast Jeff had some reports to run and he had extra time while the program ran the various sections of the reports. To spend the extra time he and I played checkers on the computer. Jeff won the game. Jeff, Gail, Mae and I played a game of ‘Hand and Foot” and though it was close, Jeff and Gail won. It was 3PM when we left for home. After bringing things in from the car, I checked the chickens. The two baby chicks seem to be doing fine. I am afraid that the other eggs were not fertile. I will give them a couple more days. I did get 16 eggs so the chickens are doing better about laying eggs. Mae is running a fever again this afternoon and evening. This evening Mae and I watched a couple of shows on TV. Bob assisted me in giving Mae a Priesthood Blessing this evening.
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Mae is still sick so we took her into the Dr. and got a prescription. It has been a very busy and stressful day for me. We changed our plans and stayed home.
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep last night and is really miscible this morning. I went to my High Priest Group leadership meeting but no one else was there so I came home. I made arrangement for Shellie and Jase to stay at Jeff and Gail’s this evening. Mae sure hasn’t felt well today. I taught her Primary class for her today. That went quite well. Bob cooked some pork steaks this afternoon for us. We just mainly relaxed this evening.
Monday, December 30, 2013
Mae still isn’t feeling very well nor did she sleep well last night. I tried to keep her down most of the day.  Shellie, Jase and Sandi went into see Nancy today and Shellie really came out very disappointed with her results. Probably a lot of the problem was the long drive up and the tension that causes. They stopped in for a few minutes after they went shopping for Mae’s Birthday. We sure enjoyed their short visit with us but Sandi still had to drive all the way home. It was late when we went to bed.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Mae is still under the weather. I got us some breakfast, went to the store for a few items and got some sawdust for the chicken nests. I cleaned out the coop and took care of the chickens and the new chicks. I got some bus seating forms ready so that on Thursday I can make seating assignments for the grade school students on my bus. I watched a show on TV with Mae. Just after 5PM Shellie came over and got me to go to Sandi’s. it was so good to have a chance to visit with Shellie as we drove. All of my family was there except for Jeff and his Family. And of course Mae wasn’t there so that left a large vacancy in the Party. Sandi and Nick had gone all out to make the gathering a great success. I road home with Scott, and enjoyed being with him. It has been a wonderful way to close out the year of 2013. It always leaves the big question as what does 2014 have in store????


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No other details were immediately available. Serbian media have reported in the past that the 49-year-old Vucic suffers from high blood pressure.
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by Staff ReporterA primary school functioning at Ottapalam was found to be using unclean water for drinking and other purposes.
An inspection team led by assistant education officer (AEO) and municipal standing committee chairpersons of Ottapalam found that the water tank at BEM UP School on RS Road was unclean, and the water in it was unfit for drinking.
AEO C. Satyapalan has ordered the school authorities to change the water tank and to clean up the school compound.
The inspection took place in the wake of an alertness triggered by the death of a girl from snakebite in a school in Wayanad.
The team also found that the toilet was in bad shape and the children were playing in an unsafe environment on the campus.
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“It can invite snakes and other poisonous reptiles,” said Mr. Satyapalan.
The other members of the inspection team were standing committee chairpersons T. Lata, Manoj Stephen and K.B. Sasikumar, and councillors Akbar Siyas and Rupa Unni.


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The primary mission of starbase is to provide an elegant but simple baseline development process that generates clean, production-ready assets while being bloat-free and easy to maintain.
What it does
starbase enables developers to spin up new projects and begin coding within minutes instead of hours. It is ready, right out of the box, to watch your code during development and can handle production builds when you're ready to integrate and/or deploy.
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Throughout this document SI (Système International d'Unités) is employed as the unit system. In addition to the basic units, several derived units are employed as described below. For each unit, the symbol is given followed by a description of the unit with the SI name in parentheses.
| Symbol | Description |
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| m | length (metre) |
| kg | mass (kilogram) |
| s | time (second) |
| K | temperature (kelvin) |
| mol | amount of substance (mole) |
| A | electric current (ampere) |
| cd | luminous intensity (candela) |
| °C | temperature (centigrade) |
| J | energy (joule) |
| W | power (watt) |
| cal | energy (calorie) |
| kW | power (kilowatt) |
The table that follows summarizes the symbols used in this document along with their units. The choice of symbols was made with the goal of being consistent with the nuclear physics literature and that used in the FP manual. The SI units are listed in brackets following the definition of the symbol.
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| hc | convective heat transfer coefficient between clad and coolant | kgs-3°C-1 |
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- ZALHoliday() - Constructor for class org.drip.analytics.holset.ZALHoliday
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- ZARHoliday - Class in org.drip.analytics.holset
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- ZARHoliday() - Constructor for class org.drip.analytics.holset.ZARHoliday
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- zero(String) - Method in class org.drip.analytics.rates.DiscountCurve
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- zero(double) - Method in interface org.drip.analytics.rates.DiscountFactorEstimator
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Calculate the implied rate to the given date
- zero(String) - Method in interface org.drip.analytics.rates.DiscountFactorEstimator
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Calculate the implied rate to the given tenor
- zero(double) - Method in class org.drip.state.curve.DerivedZeroRate
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- zero(String) - Method in class org.drip.state.curve.DerivedZeroRate
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- zero(double) - Method in class org.drip.state.curve.DiscountFactorDiscountCurve
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- zero(double) - Method in class org.drip.state.curve.FlatForwardDiscountCurve
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- zero(double) - Method in class org.drip.state.curve.NonlinearDiscountFactorDiscountCurve
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- zero(double) - Method in class org.drip.state.curve.ZeroRateDiscountCurve
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- zeroBasis(ValuationParams, DiscountCurve, DiscountCurve, boolean) - Method in class org.drip.analytics.definition.FXForwardCurve
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Calculate the set of Zero basis given the input discount curves
- zeroBasis(ValuationParams, DiscountCurve, DiscountCurve, boolean) - Method in class org.drip.state.curve.DerivedFXForward
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- ZeroCurve - Class in org.drip.analytics.rates
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ZeroCurve exposes the node set containing the zero curve node points.
- ZeroCurveBuilder - Class in org.drip.state.creator
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This class contains the builder functions that construct the zero curve instance.
- ZeroCurveBuilder() - Constructor for class org.drip.state.creator.ZeroCurveBuilder
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- ZeroCurveRegressor - Class in org.drip.regression.curve
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- ZeroCurveRegressor() - Constructor for class org.drip.regression.curve.ZeroCurveRegressor
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ZeroCurveRegressor constructor - Creates the base zero curve and initializes the regression objects
- ZeroRateDiscountCurve - Class in org.drip.state.curve
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ZeroRateDiscountCurve manages the Discounting Latent State, using the Zero Rate as the State
Response Representation.
- ZeroRateDiscountCurve(String, Span) - Constructor for class org.drip.state.curve.ZeroRateDiscountCurve
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ZeroRateDiscountCurve constructor
- ZeroSmooth(DiscountCurve, LinearCurveCalibrator, StretchRepresentationSpec[], ValuationParams) - Static method in class org.drip.param.creator.RatesScenarioCurveBuilder
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Smooth the Shape Preserving Discount Curve using the Smoothed Zero Curve
- ZUSHoliday - Class in org.drip.analytics.holset
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- ZUSHoliday() - Constructor for class org.drip.analytics.holset.ZUSHoliday
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- ZWDHoliday - Class in org.drip.analytics.holset
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- ZWDHoliday() - Constructor for class org.drip.analytics.holset.ZWDHoliday
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TransactionManager
servers for use with transaction
participants that implement the default transaction semantics.
The semantics:
The overall effect of executing a set of sibling pure transactions concurrently is always equivalent to some sequential execution.
Ancestor transactions can execute concurrently with child transactions, subject to the locking rules below.
Every transactional operation is described in terms of acquiring locks on objects; these locks are held until the transaction completes. Whatever the lock rules are, conflict rules are defined such that if two operations do not commute, then they acquire conflicting locks. A transaction can acquire a lock only if the conflicting locks are those held by ancestor transactions (or itself). When a subtransaction commits, its locks are inherited by the parent transaction.
If an object is defined to be created under a transaction, then the existence of the object is only visible within that transaction and its inferiors, but will disappear if the transaction aborts. If an object is defined to be deleted under a transaction, then the object is not visible to any transaction (including the deleting transaction) but will reappear if the transaction aborts. When a nested transaction commits, visibility state is inherited by the parent transaction.
Once a transaction reaches the VOTING
stage, if all
execution under the transaction (and its subtransactions) has finished,
then the only reasons the transaction can abort are: the manager crashes
(or has crashed); one or more participants crash (or have crashed); or
an explicit abort.
Transaction deadlocks are not guaranteed to be prevented or even detected, but managers and participants are permitted to break known deadlocks by aborting transactions.
An orphan transaction (it or one of its ancestors is guaranteed to abort) is not guaranteed to be detected.
Causal ordering information about transactions is not guaranteed to be propagated.
As long as a transaction persists in attempting to acquire a lock that conflicts with another transaction, the participant will persist in attempting to resolve the outcome of the transaction that holds the conflicting lock.
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| Nested Class Summary | |
static class |
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abort()
Abort the transaction. |
void |
abort(long waitFor)
Abort the transaction, waiting for participants to be notified of the decision. |
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commit()
Commit the transaction. |
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commit(long waitFor)
Commit the transaction, waiting for participants to be notified of the decision. |
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NOTCHANGED
or the COMMITTED
state, without waiting for the
transaction manager to notify all participants of the decision.
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are unable to prepare), CannotCommitException
is thrown
without waiting for the transaction manager to notify all participants
of the decision.
UnknownTransactionException
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to the manager. This may be because the transaction ID was
incorrect, or because the transaction has proceeded to
cleanup due to an earlier commit or abort, and has been
forgotten.
CannotCommitException
- if the transaction reaches the ABORTED
state, or is known to have previously reached that state due
to an earlier commit or abort.
RemoteException
- if a communication error occurs.public void commit(long waitFor) throws UnknownTransactionException, CannotCommitException, TimeoutExpiredException, RemoteException
NOTCHANGED
or the
COMMITTED
state, and the transaction manager has
notified all participants of the decision, before the specified
timeout expires. If the transaction must be aborted (because one
or more participants are unable to prepare),
CannotCommitException
is thrown if the transaction
manager is able to notify all participants of the decision before
the specified timeout expires. If the transaction manager reaches
a decision, but is unable to notify all participants of that
decision before the specified timeout expires, then
TimeoutExpiredException
is thrown. If the specified
timeout expires before the transaction manager reaches a decision,
TimeoutExpiredException
is not thrown until the
manager reaches a decision.
waitFor
- timeout to wait, from the start of the call until
all participants have been notified of the transaction manager's
decision
UnknownTransactionException
- if the transaction is unknown
to the manager. This may be because the transaction ID was
incorrect, or because the transaction has proceeded to
cleanup due to an earlier commit or abort, and has been
forgotten.
CannotCommitException
- if the transaction reaches the ABORTED
state, or is known to have previously reached that state due
to an earlier commit or abort.
TimeoutExpiredException
- if the timeout expires before all
participants have been notified.
RemoteException
- if a communication error occurs.public void abort() throws UnknownTransactionException, CannotAbortException, RemoteException
UnknownTransactionException
- if the transaction is unknown
to the manager. This may be because the transaction ID was
incorrect, or because the transaction has proceeded to
cleanup due to an earlier commit or abort, and has been
forgotten.
CannotAbortException
- if the transaction is known to have
previously reached the COMMITTED state due to an earlier
commit.
RemoteException
- if a communication error occurs.public void abort(long waitFor) throws UnknownTransactionException, CannotAbortException, TimeoutExpiredException, RemoteException
TimeoutExpiredException
is thrown.
waitFor
- timeout to wait, from the start of the call until
all participants have been notified of the transaction manager's
decision.
UnknownTransactionException
- if the transaction is unknown
to the manager. This may be because the transaction ID was
incorrect, or because the transaction has proceeded to
cleanup due to an earlier commit or abort, and has been
forgotten.
CannotAbortException
- if the transaction is known to have
previously reached the COMMITTED state due to an earlier
commit.
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G A A T T C A G T T A (sequence #1)
G G A T C G A (sequence #2)
So M = 11 and N = 7 (the length of sequence #1 and sequence #2, respectively)
A simple scoring scheme is assumed where
The first step in the global alignment dynamic programming approach is to create a matrix with M + 1 columns and N + 1 rows where M and N correspond to the size of the sequences to be aligned.
Since this example assumes there is no gap opening or gap extension penalty, the first row and first column of the matrix can be initially filled with 0.
One possible (inefficient) solution of the matrix fill step finds the maximum global alignment score by starting in the upper left hand corner in the matrix and finding the maximal score Mi,j for each position in the matrix. In order to find Mi,j for any i,j it is minimal to know the score for the matrix positions to the left, above and diagonal to i, j. In terms of matrix positions, it is necessary to know Mi-1,j, Mi,j-1 and Mi-1, j-1.
For each position, Mi,j is defined to be the maximum score at position i,j; i.e.
Mi,j = MAXIMUM[ Mi-1, j-1 + Si,j (match/mismatch in the diagonal), Mi,j-1 + w (gap in sequence #1), Mi-1,j + w (gap in sequence #2)]
Note that in the example, Mi-1,j-1 will be red, Mi,j-1 will be green and Mi-1,j will be blue.
Using this information, the score at position 1,1 in the matrix can be calculated. Since the first residue in both sequences is a G, S1,1 = 1, and by the assumptions stated at the beginning, w = 0. Thus, M1,1 = MAX[M0,0 + 1, M1, 0 + 0, M0,1 + 0] = MAX [1, 0, 0] = 1.
A value of 1 is then placed in position 1,1 of the scoring matrix.
Since the gap penalty (w) is 0, the rest of row 1 and column 1 can be filled in with the value 1. Take the example of row 1. At column 2, the value is the max of 0 (for a mismatch), 0 (for a vertical gap) or 1 (horizontal gap). The rest of row 1 can be filled out similarly until we get to column 8. At this point, there is a G in both sequences (light blue). Thus, the value for the cell at row 1 column 8 is the maximum of 1 (for a match), 0 (for a vertical gap) or 1 (horizontal gap). The value will again be 1. The rest of row 1 and column 1 can be filled with 1 using the above reasoning.
Now let's look at column 2. The location at row 2 will be assigned the value of the maximum of 1(mismatch), 1(horizontal gap) or 1 (vertical gap). So its value is 1.
At the position column 2 row 3, there is an A in both sequences. Thus, its value will be the maximum of 2(match), 1 (horizontal gap), 1 (vertical gap) so its value is 2.
Moving along to position colum 2 row 4, its value will be the maximum of 1 (mismatch), 1 (horizontal gap), 2 (vertical gap) so its value is 2. Note that for all of the remaining positions except the last one in column 2, the choices for the value will be the exact same as in row 4 since there are no matches. The final row will contain the value 2 since it is the maximum of 2 (match), 1 (horizontal gap) and 2(vertical gap).
Using the same techniques as described for column 2, we can fill in column 3.
After filling in all of the values the score matrix is as follows:
After the matrix fill step, the maximum alignment score for the two test sequences is 6. The traceback step determines the actual alignment(s) that result in the maximum score. Note that with a simple scoring algorithm such as one that is used here, there are likely to be multiple maximal alignments.
The traceback step begins in the M,J position in the matrix, i.e. the position that leads to the maximal score. In this case, there is a 6 in that location.
Traceback takes the current cell and looks to the neighbor cells that could be direct predacessors. This means it looks to the neighbor to the left (gap in sequence #2), the diagonal neighbor (match/mismatch), and the neighbor above it (gap in sequence #1). The algorithm for traceback chooses as the next cell in the sequence one of the possible predacessors. In this case, the neighbors are marked in red. They are all also equal to 5.
Since the current cell has a value of 6 and the scores are 1 for a match
and 0 for anything else, the only possible predacessor is the diagonal
match/mismatch neighbor. If more than one possible predacessor exists,
any can be chosen. This gives us a current alignment of
(Seq #1) A | (Seq #2) A
So now we look at the current cell and determine which cell is its direct predacessor. In this case, it is the cell with the red 5.
The alignment as described in the above step adds a gap to sequence #2, so
the current alignment is
(Seq #1) T A | (Seq #2) _ A
Once again, the direct predacessor produces a gap in sequence #2.
After this step, the current alignment is
(Seq #1) T T A | _ _ A
Continuing on with the traceback step, we eventually get to a position in column 0 row 0 which tells us that traceback is completed.  Since this is an exponential problem, most dynamic programming algorithms will only print out a single solution.
Now you are ready to explore an example using an advanced scoring scheme.


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DrawerLayout
A layout controller for implementing a Navigation Drawer. Swipe from left edge or tap the menu button to open the drawer.
The navigation drawer is a UI panel that shows your app's main navigation menu. It is hidden when not in use, but appears when the user swipes a finger from the left edge of the screen or, when at the top level of the app, the user touches the drawer icon in the app bar.
The drawer is currently displaying as fixed since page is wider than 960 pixels. Reduce the window size to switch to auto-hide mode and try gesture control.
2. Load the drawer layout
Add the data-ui-load
attribute to the container of your navigation drawer
<div data-ui-load="@lib/controllers/drawer_layout"
data-ui-context="menu-drawer"
data-ui-options="drawer_options">
</div>
Set the options object
var drawer_options = {
on: {
'drawer:open': function(e) {
// things to do when drawer os open
},
'drawer:close': function(e) {
// things to do when drawer is closed
},
'layout:change': function(e) {
const data = e.detail;
// where `data` object has two fields
// {
// smallScreen, (boolean)
// drawerLocked (boolean)
// }
}
},
autoHideWidth: 960,
drawerWidth: 280
};
Option attributes
-
data-ui-load= "@lib/controllers/drawer_layout"
constructor
load thedrawer_layout
controller on the element. -
data-ui-context
optional
identifier name to be used to reference this component from JavaScript. -
data-o-width
optional
panel width. Default value is280
pixels. -
data-o-hide-width
optional
auto-hide panel if available width is less than specified value, otherwise show as fixed. Default value is960
pixels.
Scripting
Event listeners
var menuDrawer;
// since the component loads asynchronously
// a callback is required to ensure the component is ready
zuix.context('menu-drawer', function() {
// add event listeners
this
.on('drawer:open', function(e) { /* ... */})
.on('drawer:close', function(e) { /* ... */});
.on('layout:change', function(e, d) { /* ... */});
// store a global reference of
// the component for later use
menuDrawer = this;
});
Methods
// open the drawer
menuDrawer.open();
// close the drawer
menuDrawer.close();
// toggle open/close drawer
menuDrawer.toggle();
// enable/disable control by gesture
menuDrawer.lock(true);
You can try these command in the console now.
Source code
Source code is available in the lib/controllers
folder of zKit repository.


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Transform fully-fledged silent file(s) into portable minisilent
by storing only the content that can be processed by the rstoolbox
.
It is very convenient to store mid-step data in git repositories.
usage: minisilent.py [-h] [-in:file IFILE] [-in:files IFILES [IFILES ...]]
[-out:file OFILE] [-overwrite]
| -in:file | Input silent file (single entry). |
| -in:files | Prefix of input silent files (multiple files).Incompatible with -in:file . |
| -out:file | Output name for minisilent (can be gzipped). |
| -overwrite | Allows overwriting existing file. |
Renames decoys with a new prefix identifier and the same numbering schema that Rosetta uses.
usage: rename_decoys.py [-h] [-in:file IFILE] [-prefix PREFIX]
[-out:file OFILE] [-overwrite]
| -in:file | Input silent file. |
| -prefix | Prefix for the new naming schema. |
| -out:file | Output silent file. |
| -overwrite | Allow overwrite if output file exists. |
Plot any two variables from the Rosetta Silent/Score file.
usage: regplot_rosetta.py [-h] [-in:file IFILE] [-in:files IFILES] [-in:y Y]
[-in:x X] [-plot:title TITLE] [-plot:color COLOR]
[-plot:ylab YLAB] [-plot:xlab XLAB]
[-plot:ylim YLIM YLIM] [-plot:xlim XLIM XLIM]
[-plot:fsize FSIZE FSIZE] [-out:silent]
[-out:file OFILE]
| -in:file | Input silent file (single file) |
| -in:files | Prefix of input silent files (multiple files). Incompatible with -in:file . |
| -in:y | Name of the score for Y axis. |
| -in:x | Name of the score for X axis. |
| -plot:title | Title of the plot. |
| -plot:color | Color of the plot. If number, it refers to the seaborn color palette. Default: 0 |
| -plot:ylab | Label for Y axis. |
| -plot:xlab | Label for X axis. |
| -plot:ylim | Range for Y axis. Default: [None, None] |
| -plot:xlim | Range for X axis. Default: [None, None] |
| -plot:fsize | Size of the figure. Default: [None, None] |
| -out:silent | If True, do not plot on screen. |
| -out:file | Output image file. If None, no file is created. |
Generate a plot for fragment RMSD evaluation. Requires the output from the
r_fraq_qual
application in Rosetta.
Note
Depends on rosetta.path and rosetta.compilation, if the quality file is not provided.
See also
usage: plot_fragments_rmsd.py [-h] [-in:frag:small FSMALL]
[-in:qual:small QSMALL] [-in:frag:large FLARGE]
[-in:qual:large QLARGE] [-in:pdb PDB]
[-out:silent] [-out:format FORMAT]
[-out:file OFILE]
| -in:frag:small | Name of the small fragments file. |
| -in:qual:small | Name of the small fragments quality file. |
| -in:frag:large | Name of the large fragments file. |
| -in:qual:large | Name of the large fragments quality file. |
| -in:pdb | PDB file. If quality files are not provided, this input is needed so that r_fraq_qual can be executed. |
| -out:silent | If True, do not plot on screen. |
| -out:format | Make plot vertical (v) or horizontal (h). Default: “h” |
| -out:file | Output image file (.png/.svg). If None, no image is created. |
Check the sequences in the silent files. Creates logo plot and multiple sequence alignment both in text and image format.
usage: check_mutants.py [-h] [-in:file IFILE] [-in:files IFILES]
[-in:fasta IFASTA] [-in:wtfasta FFILE]
[-in:seqID SEQID] [-out:prefix OFILE]
[-out:format {png,svg}] [-out:font IFONT]
| -in:file | Input silent file (single file). |
| -in:files | Prefix of input silent files (multiple files).Incompatible with -in:file . |
| -in:fasta | Input designs in fasta format.Incompatible with -in:file or -in:files . |
| -in:wtfasta | Rerefence sequence (single FASTA). |
| -in:seqID | Sequence chain identifier. Default: “A” |
| -out:prefix | Prefix for the outputs. |
| -out:format | Possible choices: png, svg Ouptut images format (png/svg). Default: “png” |
| -out:font | Font size for logo plot (might need manual adjustment). Default: 35 |


The EDI data repository has a “staging” environment to test the upload and rendering of new data packages before publishing to “production”. These environments are functionally equivalent but the contained values are independent. For example, a data package identifier reserved by a user in “staging” will not work in “production” and vise versa.
Evaluation and upload to the repository requires data entities are described with EML metadata. There are many tools for creating EML, EDI supports two: the EMLassemblyline R package for programmatic workflows, and the ezEML web form wizard. Research groups managing large volumes of metadata may want to consider the LTER core-metabase.
Authentication is required by functions involving data evaluation and upload, audit report access, event notifications, and other account based features. Request an account from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>There are three options for authenticating:
# Interactively at the console
login()
#> User name: "my_name"
#> User password: "my_secret"
# Programmatically with function arguments
login(userId = "my_name", userPass = "my_secret")
# Programmatically with a file containing userId and userPass arguments
login(config = "./data/config.txt")
The login()
function exchanges credentials for a temporary (~10 hour) authentication token, which is written to the EDI_TOKEN
environment variable referenced by EDIutils functions requiring authentication.
Data package reservations prevent conflicting use of the same identifier.
# Create reservation
identifier <- create_reservation(scope = "edi", env = "staging")
identifier
#> [1] 595
Evaluation checks for metadata accuracy and completeness.
# Evaluate data package
transaction <- evaluate_data_package(
eml = "./data/edi.595.1.xml",
env = "staging")
transaction
#> [1] "evaluate_163966785813042760"
# Check status
status <- check_status_evaluate(transaction, env = "staging")
status
#> [1] TRUE
The evaluation report summary provides a quick look at the data package evaluation results. Specifically, the total number of checks run and how many of these checks resulted in statuses of “valid”, “info”, “warn”, or “error”.
# Summarize report
read_evaluate_report_summary(transaction, env = "staging")
#> ===================================================
#> EVALUATION REPORT
#> ===================================================
#>
#> PackageId: edi.595.1
#> Report Date/Time: 2021-12-16T22:49:25
#> Total Quality Checks: 29
#> Valid: 21
#> Info: 8
#> Warn: 0
#> Error: 0
The meaning of these status messages:
Any evaluation check that results in a warning or error status should be resolved before moving ahead (note that errors must be corrected). Resolve problems with the data and metadata and repeat the evaluation process until all errors (and preferably all warnings) are resolved.
The full evaluation report provides detailed information on each check and some diagnostics to help resolve issues. The full report can be printed to the console or written to file as plain text or as html to be viewed in a web browser (recommended). See ?read_evaluate_report
for details.
# Read the evaluation report
report <- read_evaluate_report(transaction, as = "char", env = "staging")
message(report)
#> ===================================================
#> EVALUATION REPORT
#> ===================================================
#>
#> PackageId: edi.595.1
#> Report Date/Time: 2021-12-16T08:17:40
#> Total Quality Checks: 29
#> Valid: 21
#> Info: 8
#> Warn: 0
#> Error: 0
#>
#> ---------------------------------------------------
#> DATASET REPORT
#> ---------------------------------------------------
#>
#> IDENTIFIER: packageIdPattern
#> NAME: packageId pattern matches "scope.identifier.revision"
#> DESCRIPTION: Check against LTER requirements for scope.identifier.revision
#> EXPECTED: 'scope.n.m', where 'n' and 'm' are integers and 'scope' is one ...
#> FOUND: edi.595.1
#> STATUS: valid
#> EXPLANATION:
#> SUGGESTION:
#> REFERENCE:
#>
#> IDENTIFIER: emlVersion
#> NAME: EML version 2.1.0 or beyond
#> DESCRIPTION: Check the EML document declaration for version 2.1.0 or higher
#> EXPECTED: eml://ecoinformatics.org/eml-2.1.0 or higher
#> FOUND: https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/eml-2.2.0
#> STATUS: valid
#> EXPLANATION: Validity of this quality report is dependent on this check ...
#> SUGGESTION:
#> REFERENCE:
#> ...
The Evaluation Report is broken into multiple parts, always starting with the Dataset Report, and followed by an Entity Report for each entity (data object/file) included in the data package. These are differentiated by header lines with the Entity Name and Identifier.
The Dataset and Entity Reports share the same layout:
Parse through the document and address any errors or warnings (denoted by the Error and Warn labels). To understand why a quality check failed, first read the Name and Description of the quality check to determine what was being tested and how the test was being conducted. Then, compare the Expected result to what was Found. If it is still not clear what caused the failure, try to gain additional insight from the Explanation, Suggestion, and Reference fields, or contact the EDI Data Curation Team for clarification (info@environmentaldatainitiative.org).
Upload after errors and warnings are fixed.
# Create a new data package
transaction <- create_data_package(
eml = "./data/edi.595.1.xml",
env = "staging")
transaction
#> [1] "create_163966765080210573__edi.595.1"
# Check status
status <- check_status_create(
transaction = transaction,
env = "staging")
status
#> [1] TRUE
Update is the same as upload, but with an incremented data package version number (e.g. “edi.595.2” supersedes “edi.595.1”). NOTE: The new identifier must be added to the “packageId” element in the EML and as the new EML file name.
#' # Update data package
#' transaction <- update_data_package(
#' eml = "./data/edi.595.2.xml",
#' env = "staging")
#' transaction
#' #> [1] "update_edi.595_163966788658131920__edi.595.2"
#'
#' # Check status
#' status <- check_status_update(
#' transaction = transaction,
#' env = "staging")
#' status
#' #> [1] TRUE
Once everything looks good in the “staging” environment, then repeat the above reservation and upload steps in the “production” environment where the data package will be assigned a DOI and made discoverable with other published data.


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Kompany: Game should have been stopped for VAR to study Man City penalty claim
Vincent Kompany insisted VAR should have intervened and studied a Manchester City penalty claim before Liverpool broke away to open the scoring in their 3-1 Anfield victory.
Fabinho’s sixth-minute strike came just 22 seconds after the ball had struck the arm of Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold in his own penalty area and referee Michael Oliver had waved play on.
Moments before the penalty claim the ball had ricocheted on to the arm of City forward Bernardo Silva.
“One way or another the action should have been stopped there and then in the other box,” former City captain Kompany said on Sky Sports.
“You can argue about Bernardo’s handball before. I don’t think he knows anything about it. It’s a natural position.
“But (Alexander-Arnold) is a handball, that’s not a natural position. Stop the action then and make a decision.
“You go which way you want to go, but my interpretation is that Bernardo’s hand is in a natural position and Alexander-Arnold’s isn’t.”
One way or another the action should have been stopped there and then in the other box
“One way or another it’s had an effect on the game. I can understand why there’s (City) frustration.”
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Fellow pundit Roy Keane said: “See that next week and it will be a penalty.
“It was a huge moment, but they still had to travel up the pitch and City have to defend better than that.”
Former Premier League referee Bobby Madley took to social media to point out that City would not have been awarded a penalty upon VAR review as the ball originally struck the arm of Bernardo.
“Point of law…as Silva handled the ball (albeit accidental) before TAA did this would have been penalised even if a penalty had been awarded,” Madley wrote in a tweet, which he later deleted.
“Attacking handball doesn’t have to be deliberate. So, a penalty would never have been possible due to it touching Silva hand in build up.”
Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane put the game out of sight for Liverpool before a late consolation from Bernardo Silva.
Unbeaten Liverpool have won 11 of their 12 league games are now nine points clear of fourth-placed City, who trail Leicester and Chelsea by one point.
But Kompany said: “It’s worth remembering how City finished the game.
“Anfield’s always been a problem, not just this year but time and time again.
“It’s a physical battle in the middle of the pitch that City have lost. I’m talking across the years, we’ve just not been able to deal with that.
“Did it mean that we didn’t win titles or the club has not been moving forward? Not at all.
“So I would take the positives, learn and progress and understand that this league has not been played yet.”
But former Manchester United captain Keane believes Liverpool will take huge confidence from beating the reigning champions.
“I know City had a go in the last 15-20 minutes but to me the game was over,” Keane said.
“Liverpool just sat back, were 3-0 up. I said before City are worthy champions and I don’t think it will have a big knock-on effect on them, because they’ve got a brilliant coach and brilliant players
“But the effect on Liverpool – already the European champions and the best team in England – going forward will be massive.”
Former Chelsea and Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho feels Liverpool are now guaranteed to be champions, saying: “From my position I think it’s done unless something dramatic happens in terms of an injury situation breaks the team.
“But I think the team is a complete puzzle. They play exactly the way they are adapted to the players.
“City are capable of winning seven, eight, nine matches in a row, but I don’t see how Liverpool can lose the advantage they have.”


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Position 39°30'N, 16° 57'E.
This marina is very well sheltered from SE and NW, with no swell in winds from either direction. Keep close to N breakwater for a least depth of 3.5m.
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Camera Light:
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Moving Diffuse:
Diffuse URL:
Spec Map:
Moving Spec:
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Oh, wow, was I hungry. It was a long night of working and I was by myself in the quality lab, alone and hungry. Many long hours worked and no time to run up to the break room to get the traditional cafeteria meal and no time today to pack my lunch.
I made a hodgepodge of items from we were producing at work. After all, there is always a little bit left over from the quality tests. Here we go, this is the smorgasbord I made for myself:
So why did I choose this particular meal? Since I know how the food is produced and made, I just might have an excellent starting point to investigate just how exactly the ingredients get mixed together and so on. I think I will learn much more than I know now about how the food gets to my work bench and the waste product and packaging that is part of the process. One key individual was not wasted in this process, I really enjoyed the meal. It may seem like an odd combination, but it really went well together and I was satisfied. I'm just another satisfied customer in the supply chain!


Himachal Pradesh constable recruitment exam on December 22
by Careers DeskBy: Careers Desk | New Delhi | Updated: December 9, 2019 7:11:55 pm
HP Police recruitment 2019: Written exam date released (Express photo photo by Prem Nath Pandey/ Representational )
The written test for posts of constable in the Himachal Pradesh Police will be held on December 22, an official spokesperson said.
The test for recruitment to the communication and technical services wing of police will be held from 11 am to 12 noon at Government Degree College Sanjauli in Shimla.
All candidates who qualified the physical efficiency test (PET) have been directed to report at the venue by 9 am, the spokesperson said, adding that call letters have been sent to the candidates.
In case of non-receipt of the letter, they can contact the Superintendent of Police, Communication and Technical Services, he added.
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Judge Critical of Trump’s Immunity Claim for White House Aides
by MEGAN MINEIROWASHINGTON (CN) — The Justice Department for nearly four hours on Thursday argued the federal courts hold no authority to enforce the House Democrats’ subpoena to former White House counsel Don McGahn to testify before Congress.
The White House claimed executive privilege over McGahn’s testimony when he failed to respond to a subpoena from the House Judiciary Committee in April. Democrats filed a lawsuit, accusing the White House of obstructing the investigation into Trump’s ties to Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
Justice Department attorney James Burnham argued that U.S. District Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson holds no jurisdiction to intervene because the judiciary cannot step into interbranch disputes.
Puzzled by the claim, Jackson said: “I had understood the whole system as such that that is precisely when the court should be called upon.”
The Obama appointee later asked if the Justice Department’s position was that the House could under no circumstances go to court. Burnham, after initially dodging the question, responded: “As a general proposition, I think that is correct your honor.”
Speaking faster than the court reporter could keep pace, he held firm to his claim that the courts at no point in history have enforced a House subpoena to a senior adviser to the president.
But Jackson questioned whether his argument — focused on the claim that McGahn is entitled to “absolute immunity” because of his relationship to the president — was an overly broad sweep of the heated legal dispute.
“We don’t live in a world where being a former executive branch official shields you,” she said.
House attorney Douglas Letter also later dismissed the claim.
“At no point in our history have we had absolute immunity for our president,” he argued.
Still, the Justice Department repeatedly claimed that Trump not only possesses the shielding power but can pass it on to those in his closet circles. Jackson, repeatedly asking for clarification on how she may be wading into the separation of powers, said she did not know from where the claim of absolute immunity arose.
House Attorney Megan Barbero said the court absolutely holds the power to enforce the subpoena.
“We are not asking the court to tread any new ground,” she said. The House attorney later cited the decision in U.S. v. Nixon arising from the Watergate scandal to back her claim.
Barbero said that McGahn, interviewed by the special counsel’s investigation into Russian interference, is a valuable witness in the ongoing probe into whether Trump obstructed justice.
She explained McGahn has firsthand knowledge of Trump firing former FBI Director James Comey, the president pressuring Jeff Sessions to walk back his recusal as attorney general from the Mueller investigation and even plans to oust Mueller from his role as special counsel.
Burnham said there had been a “sea change” in the laws that he argued govern the case since the Supreme Court passed a 1976 ruling that Barbero leaned heavily on in her argument.
But Barbero rejected the claim that Jackson lacks jurisdiction because there are no past examples of cases where the judicial branch intervened in an interbranch dispute like the court now faces.
“The fact that it hadn’t been done doesn’t mean it couldn’t be done,” the House attorney said.
Jackson closed out the hearing notifying both parties that due to a criminal trial she is set to begin presiding over she will have limited time to review the McGahn case in the next two weeks.
But the judge added: “I will do my best. I understand the need for expedition.”
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CHACL(1) Access Control Lists CHACL(1) NAME chacl - change the access control list of a file or directory SYNOPSIS chacl acl pathname... chacl -b acl dacl pathname... chacl -d dacl pathname... chacl -R pathname... chacl -D pathname... chacl -B pathname... chacl -l pathname... chacl -r pathname... DESCRIPTION chacl is an IRIX-compatibility command, and is maintained for those users who are familiar with its use from either XFS or IRIX. Refer to the SEE ALSO section below for a description of tools which conform more closely to the (withdrawn draft) POSIX 1003.1e standard which describes Access Control Lists (ACLs). chacl changes the ACL(s) for a file or directory. The ACL(s) specified are applied to each file in the pathname arguments. Each ACL is a string which is interpreted using the acl_from_text(3) rou‐ tine. These strings are made up of comma separated clauses each of which is of the form, tag:name:perm. Where tag can be: "user" (or "u") indicating that the entry is a user ACL entry. "group" (or "g") indicating that the entry is a group ACL entry. "other" (or "o") indicating that the entry is an other ACL entry. "mask" (or "m") indicating that the entry is a mask ACL entry. name is a string which is the user or group name for the ACL entry. A null name in a user or group ACL entry indicates the file's owner or file's group. perm is the string "rwx" where each of the entries may be replaced by a "-" indicating no access of that type, e.g. "r-x", "--x", "---". OPTIONS -b Indicates that there are two ACLs to change, the first is the file access ACL and the second the directory default ACL. -d Used to set only the default ACL of a directory. -R Removes the file access ACL only. -D Removes directory default ACL only. -B Remove all ACLs. -l Lists the access ACL and possibly the default ACL associated with the specified files or directories. This option was added during the Linux port of XFS, and is not IRIX compatible. -r Set the access ACL recursively for each subtree rooted at path‐ name(s). This option was also added during the Linux port of XFS, and is not compatible with IRIX. EXAMPLES A minimum ACL: chacl u::rwx,g::r-x,o::r-- file The file ACL is set so that the file's owner has "rwx", the file's group has read and execute, and others have read only access to the file. An ACL that is not a minimum ACL, that is, one that specifies a user or group other than the file's owner or owner's group, must contain a mask entry: chacl u::rwx,g::r-x,o::r--,u:bob:r--,m::r-x file1 file2 To set the default and access ACLs on newdir to be the same as on olddir, you could type: chacl -b `chacl -l olddir | \ sed -e 's/.*\[//' -e 's#/# #' -e 's/]$//'` newdir CAUTIONS chacl can replace the existing ACL. To add or delete entries, you must first do chacl -l to get the existing ACL, and use the output to form the arguments to chacl. Changing the permission bits of a file will change the file access ACL settings (see chmod(1)). However, file creation mode masks (see umask(1)) will not affect the access ACL settings of files created using directory default ACLs. ACLs are filesystem extended attributes and hence are not typically archived or restored using the conventional archiving utilities. See attr(5) for more information about extended attributes and see xfsdump(8) for a method of backing them up under XFS. SEE ALSO getfacl(1), setfacl(1), chmod(1), umask(1), acl_from_text(3), acl(5), xfsdump(8) September 2001 ACL File Utilities CHACL(1)


Age 21, 5'10'
So I got tired of waiting around for someone to offer me lsd so I decided to search online for natural plants that contained psychedelics. So i found many plants that interested me. One in perticular being Ibogaine in the iboga root bark. I did some mescaline the other day before I tried the iboga and thought that the iboga would have similar effects than the mescaline. Wrong. Iboga is totally different. More powerful.
At first i ordered 2 grams and grinded it up in coffee grinder and mixed it with a fruit drink to mask the HORRIBLE taste. After an hour or 2 i feel as if i am roling on ecstasy and I also saw some flashing and then it went away after a few hours. So I then ordered 4 grams after and then grinded it up in my grinder and drank it with fruit drink. I was in my apartment with music playing on my computer while also playing visualizations on winamp.
After two hours i threw up and the felt better and started to trip. I should have taken pepto-bismol an hour after i drank the iboga so that I did not have to through up the iboga.
I started to feel it. Started to see things. colorful texture on everything.
After about 5 hours a new stage in this drug experience happened. I began to feel different, the drug was kicking in more! I can try to describe what was going on with me. This drug was making the smarter. Opening up my head so that I could think VERY clearly. Normally my memory is bad because I smoke a lot of marijuana and usually forget what I am saying or thinking and can not recall it ever, but with the iboga I could remember everything with lighting speed. It has been 2 days since I have done it and my head is still above what it should be. The drug made me think of different persectives on live that I would have never of thought of with out this drug. I felt free, I felt smarter and I felt as if a new chapter in life has started for me.
The drug lasted about 15 hours and i still had some after effects more than 24 hours later. I am ready for 8 grams.
I dont' know why there are no good experience reports about this drug, so I decided to give ya'll some information. I am also planning on extracting dmt from plants and drinking Ayahuasca. 5-meo-dmt looks interesting too. I love san pedro cactus too! I want to try shrooms too. I am growing them now. (fyi)
Overall the experience was unforgettable and very theraputic for me.
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The method insert a given tuple in the table
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Inserts the specified key associated with the given record in the B+ tree
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insert given key in the corresponding index.
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insert the specified key associated with a given record refernce in the B+ tree
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insert a key with the associated record reference in the B+ tree
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inserting a reference in this page or its overFlowPage in case of full page
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insert given key in the corresponding index.
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insert the specified key associated with a given record refernce in the B+ tree
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insert a key with the associated record reference in the B+ tree
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The method logic is to take a tuple as input and insert it in the specified table
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insert key and adjust left pointer with given child.
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insert key and adjust left pointer with given child.
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insert key and adjust right pointer with given child.
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insert key and adjust right pointer with given child.
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The method insert the given tuple in its correct position based on the clustering key
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specify whether the page is full or not
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