Good news is that me self hosted EmonCMS 8.3.6 server is running and all is good.
I was trying to setup a working FTP client so I can upload some custom javascript charting content based on d3 (pretty cool stuff by the way).
Anyway- following this tutorial (http://www.instructables.com/id/Raspberry-Pi-Web-Server/step9/Install-an...)  I changed the pi user in file /etc/passwd as described, after setting the root password as described.
I realized I'd messed up by not logging on as root (which of course cannot log on with user root) before changing the /etc/passwd file.
sudo no longer works with user pi... and I can't log on with user root. Now that I've timed out and disconnect my session I can no longer login with pi. So basically - I've lost my admin rights on my pi.
Does anyone have any thoughts on another user I can regain admin access to my pi on a standard EmonCMS build?
If I boot my pi and connect with a keyboard and monitor can I use the root user?
In a bit of a pickle....
Re: Own goal... can I recover from a silly mistake?
If you can get logged on to the root account - with a local keyboard/monitor - then yes, you'll be able to edit the passwd file to remove the # character. If you can't log on locally, then an alternate solution would be to mount the card as a second volume on your Pi while booted from another SD card. Mounting the card on another Linux box would be yet another choice.
Regards,
Bill
Re: Own goal... can I recover from a silly mistake?
 Thanks for that encouragement to fish out a USB keyboard and hook up a monitor. All sorted now.
Let's see what I can mess up next!
Cheers
Mike
Re: Own goal... can I recover from a silly mistake?
You're very welcome, sir! Good to hear you got it going again.


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Saturday, November 01, 2003
We slept in until 6:30 this morning, took a shower and could smell breakfast cooking. Sister Hyer made us a nice breakfast. We had a very special time visiting with them for a while before leaving to go home. As we got back to Tarlac I drove over by the C. E. S. building just to show Mae the small drive way to get to it. We drove around and got into the holiday traffic as today is also the Philippines Memorial Day. Flowers and candles were being sold everywhere and traffic was terrible. We went to the mall and did some grocery shopping, and then came on home. We were both very tired so laid down for a nap. This afternoon we got on the computer and checked our e-mail. We had an e-mail from Jeff, Scott, Maggie Klass, Gale, Maryon Frazier, Billie Ririe, Kim Porter and Linda Browning. Scott and Maggie’s e-mails were to let us know that on Wednesday, Keith Nelson drowned when he and two other men were fishing at Strawberry reservoir. They got into a storm and the boat capsized. The other two made it out but Keith did not. This was very sad news. Jeff and Gale’s e-mails were very special, expressing lots of love in them. Kim’s was quite humors telling about a hiking and biking trip he, Bryce and Noland had. Linda’s was just a poem she sent on, but it fit me quite well today. I wrote a letter to Sister Nelson expressing out sympathy and love. I e-mailed it to Scott, asking him to print it and deliver it to Sister Nelson. I spent some time catching my journal up to date. We also talked to President and Sister Clark on the phone this evening.
Sunday, November 02, 2003
We again slept in until 6:30 AM then we had to hurry to be ready to leave at 7:30 AM for Guimba 2nd Branch. I worked on their I. O. S. until time for Sacrament meeting. Their records are really a mess so it is going to take some doing to get them corrected. President and Sister Brimhall attended Sacrament meeting with us, and then they had some other business to take care of. I worked on records between the two branches meetings. I gave a 15 to 20 minute talk on Home Teaching during the Priesthood meeting. We attended the rest of the block with Guimba 1st Branch. President and Sister Brimhall also came back for part of the meetings. We came home after Sacrament Meeting and prepared a casserole and put it in the oven to cook while we went to a meeting on the Health Fair. After that meeting we came home and ate even though the missionaries weren’t here yet. When Elder Clam and Elder Ragasa came we fed them. We visited for a few minutes and then when they left, we went to bed.
Monday, November 03, 2003
We got up and went walking at C. L. S. U. this morning. It was a very beautiful morning and with collage being out, it is quite peaceful. At 10AM we got on line with Jeff and Scott using instant messaging. It was great to visit with them, asking questions and having them reply right back. We visited for about 45 minutes. We got a special e-mail from Shellie. We are sure blessed with a neat family. I took the car and got it washed. It started to rain just as they finished with the car. I had to chase around trying to find some place to service the car, finally getting it done in San Jose. This evening I started sorting the I. O. S. sheets from Guimba 2nd branch into alphabetical order. Mae worked on entering the C. M. I S. data into our computer for the Rizal 1st Ward and finished it quite late.
Tuesday, November 04, 2003
We slept in until 6:30 AM and so didn’t go walking today. We were busy all day but did do some chasing trying to get a power point projector for this Saturday. We were on the phone trying to get everything arranged for the Leadership Training this Saturday and the plans for going to the Manila Temple on Monday and Tuesday. Elder Maharry called and got the use of a projector for Saturday. Mae and I spent a lot of time on the C.M.I.S. for Guimba 2nd Branch. Mae finished getting them in alphabetical order while I worked on them to check for errors. There are lots so I will have Brother Sargun help me tomorrow. Mae got on the internet at 8:55PM and we noticed that Scott was on also, so we checked to see if we could get him. We did and he was just getting up and wanted to check for a web-sight. We visited for a few minutes. It is quite neat.
Wednesday, November 05, 2003
We got up late but still went walking at the collage. Mae prepared breakfast while I showered and got ready to go. I went out to Guimba and picked up the Elders at their apartment. We went over to the chapel and worked on Guimba 2nd Branch I. O. C. S. getting it ready to return to the P. B. O. on Monday. We then drove over to the Doria family and I took them a large bucket of cookies and checked to see if they had received the books we had bought for them. They have not received the books. I asked the Elders to check to see if they can find what happened to them. I came home after taking the Elders back to their place. Mae had been working on her presentation along with other things on the computer. Just as I got home, President Brimhall called and felt that we should not stay at the Missionary Reception Center. I said that was fine with me. He said that he would call Brother Hyer and talk to President Clark. Mae also told me that Sister Clark called and said that her son could get us a power point projector for $1,000 if we wanted. I have got to think that over. I balanced our checking account and worked on my presentation for Saturday.
Thursday, November 05, 2003
We went walking for a few minutes at the collage. We had Elder Clam and Elder Ragasa over for breakfast, and then they helped us write up an announcement to be passed out at District Conference informing people of the Employment Fireside on the 22nd of November. Mae did go over to the copy store and get the announcement printed and I went down town and paid the phone bill. Other than that we were on the computer working on our presentations for Saturday.
Friday, November 07, 2003
We left for Paniqui at 7AM to attend District meeting with the Paniqui Elders. Mae made a Texas Cake for the Elders before we left. She also gave me a hair cut. After District meeting we went over to the Camiline area and waited to see Elder Stokes’ parents who came to get him as his mission is complete. They had been waiting for his parents to come to start their District Meeting as Elder Stokes hadn’t seen his parents yet and wanted them to be there for the District Meeting. Finally, they decided to start without them. It wasn’t the usual District Meeting as Elder Stokes’ companion asked all the Elders to stand and give a tribute to Elder Stokes and also another Elder who had finished his mission and will be going home next Wednesday. The tributes were beautiful, they all had wonderful things to say about Elder Stokes especially, as he was their zone leader. Then they had the 4 Samoan Elders sing a beautiful “farewell” song to him in Samoan. They had beautiful voices, and harmonized so great, I loved it. All the Elder stood and sang “Army of Heleman” and Elder Ling-a-ling accompanied them on the piano. He is fantastic. He can’t read a note and has never had a piano lesson, but he can hear the music and play fantastic. He is so talented. He is from Samoa and has a beautiful voice also. Mae also stood and gave a tribute as we had been invited to come to this zone and give our H.T./V.T. presentation to them and we had been very impressed with this young zone leader. By this time, Elder Stokes’ parents had arrived. They asked the parents to speak and they did a beautiful job. His mother said that she had a dream the night before that she was speaking here, so she was prepared and did excellent, so did the father. Then the two Elders, who were leaving spoke and did excellent. Elder Stokes said he had no regrets; he had given his best to the Lord. That was so neat. They sang “Army of Heleman” again so the parents could videotape it, and again we loved it. Brother Stokes gave Mae and I a treatment as he is a chiropractor. President Brimhall stopped by and met the parents and spoke with them a few minutes. He told them that when a zone was having struggles and not doing so good, he would transfer Elder Stokes there and immediate it would climb and improve dramatically. From here, we went over to Elder & Sister Maharry’s and visited with them about this leadership training. They fed us dinner at 4PM. From there we went to San Jose and bought some groceries and to the bank to withdraw some money for Monday. We are sure tired tonight.
Saturday, November 08, 2003
We slept in a little later than usual as we were still tired from the day before, so we didn’t go walking. After our usual morning routine, I helped Mae with a couple of things needing to be done around the house. Mae worked all morning cleaning, baking a Texas cake and making a chicken & rice casserole as Elder & Sister Clark are coming for dinner today, spending the night with us and then after dinner tomorrow they will head back to Clark Field in Angeles. We had Guimba District Conference training today and Sunday will be the conference meeting. It is 4 to 5 hours away, so we told President and Sister Clark they were welcome to stay overnight, in fact, we were hoping they would so we could enjoy visiting and teach them how to play “Mormon Bridge” as we brought a set of Rook cards with us and haven’t had much chance to use them yet. I worked the rest of the morning on my presentation, taking pictures of different records and inserting them into my power point presentation which I gave with Elder Maharry and Brother Montemayor. It went over well. Mae was doing training with Sister Brimhall, Sister Clark and Sister Maharry, and she said it went well also. It was a 3-hour training, but they were attentive and seemed to enjoy it and understand what we were telling them. We came home and enjoyed eating dinner together with President and Sister Clark and then watched the beautiful “Joy to the World” video which Sister Clark brought us. Her cousin is over the Church media and so he sent them to her. We then played Mormon Bridge until 10:30. It’s been a good day.
Sunday, November 09, 2003
We prepared breakfast of French toast and Scrambled Eggs and really enjoyed having the Clarks here with us. We attended District Conference and really enjoyed that meeting. The district Presidency each spoke and I assume that this will be the last time the three of them will be speaking together as President Nuque will be going to Panama to work on the 20th of this month. He will really be missed. President and Sister Brimhall gave wonderful talks. Sister Brimhall really gave straight talk about the children running around during meetings. I hope it helps!!! We stayed after for a meeting with the Health Faire committee, although I got very little out of it. There was usually 2 or more speaking at the same time and they were mostly in Tagalog. The Clarks came back home with us and stayed for dinner and to visit a little longer. They were just leaving when Elder Clam and Elder Ragasa stopped to pickup the mail. We offered them a dish of cake and Ice cream, which the excepted and then they left for some appointments. Mae got on the computer and got a letter ready to send to our family. I got some things ready for our trip to the Manila Temple tomorrow, while Mae was working on the letter. It was them time to write my journal entry and get to bed. Good night.
Monday, November 10, 2003
We got up early to get ready to leave by 7AM that we might meet at the Hyers in Tarlac by 10AM. As I tried to start the car, the battery was almost dead and would not turn over the engine. We tried to find a neighbor that could jump the battery, but no one was available. We called the Zone Leaders to let them know we were running late, as we had told them we would stop by to pick up some items. I told them my problem and in a few minutes they were there with Brother Marlin Dator on his trike. Marlin had a wrench and we removed the battery, then he took me to downtown Munoz, where we bought a new battery. We came back and installed it. I asked him how much I owed him and he said: “Whatever you feel is fine, Elder”. I handed him 200 pesos and he said “no, that is too much”. I was about to take 100 back, but then the thought came to me that he went out of his way to do this for me and he was missing getting fares from his trike business, so I had him keep the full amount. He was grateful and I felt good because it helped us both. We called the Hyers and told them that we were late and that we would just meet them at the mission home in Angeles. When we got to Clark Base, we bought some groceries at the Duty Free Stores. The Hyers and Maharrys didn’t get to the mission home until almost 2PM as all of them went shopping at the Duty Free Stores also since we can get American groceries and other items there. We all went out to lunch before leaving for Manila. When we got to Manila, President Clark tried to follow Elder Hire, as Elder Hyer knew where the Holliday Inn was located. That was really quite an experience driving in the Manila traffic and trying to keep up with him. We finally found it and checked in. The rooms were very nice, probably the nicest Mae and I have been in. As you entered, you came into a room which had beautiful large mirrors, a beautiful desk, couch & coffee table, beautiful pictures, marble topped table, etc., then you passed by the kitchenette with fridge filled with drinks and food (you pay for if you take any) and snacks on another table. There was a large beautiful bath room and then the large beautiful bedroom with tables, comfortable chairs, king sized bed, etc. It had beautiful mahogany crown molding everywhere and chandeliers, etc. It was wonderful, we couldn’t believe they had this beautiful hotel in the Philippines – but guess wealthy people come here too. Elder Hyer was brought to the Holiday Inn by one of the brethren that worked at the Presiding Bishoprics Office and because of him; we were able to get the Filippino rate, instead of the American tourist price so it was only $50.00 instead of $170.00. Our room was on the 20th floor, with a beautiful view of the city. It is quite nice that far above the city, you can’t see the poverty. Plus we overlooked a very wealthy housing area. The hotel has 30 floors. We had a full wall window overlooking the city and it was spectacular looking out at the lights of the city at night. It reminded us of movies, we have seen, where apartments or offices looked like this. All of us met, after putting our things in our rooms, and went walking through the large beautiful mall that is attached. We got us something light to eat. When we went back to our room, I turned on the TV and J. A. G. was playing. We had missed most of it but I watched the end of it anyway. After it ended we tried to find something else but couldn’t so after enjoying the lights of the city again, we went to bed.
Tuesday, November 11, 2003
We got up early and went down stairs to meet the others at 6:30 AM for breakfast. The hotel furnished a very nice buffet breakfast. There was practically everything you can imagine to eat there - table after table of food. After eating, we went over to the P. B. O. (Presiding Bishoprics Office) where we met President and Sister Brimhall. We rode in a van, out to the World Trade Center, to attend a Bazaar. President and Sister Brimhall had rented a van and driver for us. The women enjoyed shopping. I stayed with Mae for a while, but then I sat down in the food area and ate and visited with others. Just before we left, Mae and the other sisters met Sister Oaks and Sister Maynes (not sure if her name is spelled correctly. Her husband is 1st counselor to President Oaks) Mae and the other sisters enjoyed visiting with them and then Sister Hyer, Sister Clark and Mae were able to have their pictures takes with them. Sister Brimhall and Sister Maharry were still shopping so didn’t see them. Sister Maharry was disappointed that she didn’t see them, but her and her husband did see President Oaks and President Maynes. This afternoon all of us went through a session at the Manila Temple. That was very enjoyable. We then went to Chilli’s Restaurant for dinner. That was very good. Again, Mae and I rode with the Clarks, as we left Manila for Clark Field. We told the Hyers we would pick up their groceries and other supplies; which they had left at the Mission office, and bring to them. When we got to the mission office and I went to get the car, I remembered that I had put my car keys in our suit case, which was in the Hyer’s van. I called Brother Hyer and told him my problem. He said he had two choices, 1st to forget that he knew me and 2nd to come back. We had to laugh. About that time Sister Clark asked Elder Clark if he had an extra key, to our car, in our file in the office. He did, so we were able to use our car. It was 10:30 PM when we got to the Hyer’s. They invited us to stay at their place for the night. We were grateful to accept their offer, as we were very tired by then.
Wednesday, November 12, 2003
We got up and ate breakfast with the Hyers, then left for home. We stopped in at the Honda Dealership to see about getting a couple of items checked on the car, but they said it would take them until 3PM to complete it so we just let it go and came home. We laid down and took a nap after getting home. Marlyn prepared a nice lunch for us and we invited Elder Ragasa and Elder Clam to eat with us as Elder Ragasa is being transferred so this would be the last time to see him, at least in this zone. He had called and acted sad to leave us, so Mae invited them over. We got some e-mails that we enjoyed, especially one from Scott, with a recording of Kylan singing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game”. We really enjoyed that. After the Elders and Marlyn left, we took another nap as the trip seemed to completely wear us out. This evening we met and visited with some of our families and explained to them that our assignment has been changed so we won’t be meeting with them on a regular basis any more, but that we had grown to love them and we hoped they would keep preparing to go to the temple to be sealed as a family.
Thursday, November 13, 2003
We got up and went walking this morning. I was going to adjust the lights on the car, but I didn’t have the needed wrench to do it. We were on the computer a lot today, plus reading and studying. This evening we had Eve & Eliza Gajonera over to see the new church video “Joy to the World”. We also showed them some pictures we had taken of them on different occasions, plus we showed them pictures of our family. We had invited her sister Jean and her family, plus their mother, but Eve had changed her phone number again and didn’t receive our txt, so just the two girls came. They came about 6PM. We walked them up to the road about 9PM. where they caught a jeepnie to go home.
Friday, November 14, 2003
Mae let me sleep in as I didn’t sleep very well last night. My stomach was giving me trouble with acid reflex and my feet and lower legs felt like they were on fire. I set up in my chair but didn’t sleep well. We attended District meeting and was explained the changes along with meeting the new Elders. San Jose was made one Zone and Munoz & Guimba was made the Guimba Zone. Elder Clam and Elder Webber are the Zone Leaders in the Guimba Zone and Elder Wilkinson and Elder Stewart are the San Jose Zone Leaders. We have heard such good things about Elder Webber that we are excited to have him as our Zone Leader. Elder Wilkinson used to be in our zone and was assigned in Guimba, when we first arrived here, so we went out to Guimba a couple of times and went with him and his companion to meet and visit the members and leaders. We were really impressed with him, he is an outstanding Elder. Elder Steward will also be great, I commented to Mae, a couple of weeks ago, that Elder Stewart would make a great Zone Leader – and now he is. Marlyn had dinner ready for us when we came home. Robin & Jenny Porter, and their two sons, Chad and Ryan came this evening. Chad was just released from his mission so they came to get him and Ryan just received his call to Ohio. We prepared dinner for them and their van driver; we then enjoyed visiting for a while before going to bed. Jenny brought me some Vitalis hair tonic and some Mennen aftershave. She also brought Mae some toothpaste and then some other pills, Fiberplex, for her Fibermyaglia, from Nancy. When I asked how much we owed them they refused to take anything for them. They said that was the least they could do for the missionary cause and besides they were staying with us and we were feeding them. We borrowed some mattresses, from the Zone Leaders house, for beds for Chad & Ryan, and the driver slept on the couch. Robin & Jenni slept in our guest room.
Saturday, November 15, 2003
We all slept in until about 6:00 a.m. Robin, Jenni and Ryan had jetlag the night before and were so tired. They had arrived the night before in Manila and slept in the Patron House by the temple, but they didn’t get there until 4:00 a.m. and at 6:00 a.m. people were up and noisy so they couldn’t sleep any longer. They had eaten and seen some of the sights of Manila and then had driven 6 hours to get to us so they were really beat. They felt much better this morning. By the time, Mae and I were dressed; we found Robin and Jenni sitting at the table out on the patio as the boys and driver were still asleep. We visited out there until we heard the boys up and then we went in to fix breakfast. We made muffins, hash browns, scrambled eggs, lots of fruit and juice. Chad especially enjoyed it as he hadn’t eaten like this since he came on his mission. He enjoyed the meal the night before too. We enjoyed visiting with all of them around the table and about 10:30 a.m. they had to leave, so we all took pictures and they had their video camera going. It has been an enjoyable time having them here. We wish they could have stayed longer, but they had lots of plans to see Chad’s areas and visit with the people he knew and loved, plus they were going to resort areas. Mae and I cleaned up the dishes, then took a nap and worked on more leadership presentations as we will be doing more of that now. We quite and went to bed about 11PM.
Sunday, November 16, 2003
We woke at 5AM with the cell phone beeping to let us know that the battery was low. We attended Munoz 1st Sacrament meeting, then came home. I got two chickens ready to cook on the rotisserie for dinner this evening. I worked on a presentation for the Branch Presidents. That took longer than I had planned, so we had a quick lunch, did the dishes and took a short 10 minute nap and went back to Munoz 2nd Branch, Branch Conference. We had a Sister from San Jose ask if she could visit with me about a problem she is having. We visited with her a while but I don’t think there is any thing I can do about it. She needs to talk to her Bishop and Stake President about it. This evening we invited the Z. L.’s, Elder Clam and Elder Weber to have dinner with us. We enjoyed visiting with them. It looks like we will be having 22 Elders over here for Thanksgiving Dinner.
Monday, November 17, 2003
When we woke, I didn’t feel too good, so Mae let me sleep in. After breakfast I wrote an e-mail to President Clark’s son-in-law about having him purchase and send us a projector for power point. We got on instant messaging with Scott, Jeff & Mike for about an hour. It is fun, but I am not sure I like the format. We bounce back and forth with our messages. We will see how it works out. I still felt tired so took another nap. After lunch I wasn’t feeling good and again slept for a couple of hours. We took a walk up to Ronald Dator’s shop and got our Christmas decoration that Ronald repaired for us. We worked this evening on bills and then on our Bishopric training presentation.
Tuesday, November 18, 2003
We went walking this morning at the collage. After breakfast we started on the computer to work on our presentations when we got a message from Elder and Sister Swenson that there was a dedication program at the Triala High School in Guimba. They wanted us to attend. We got ready and went out, but the program was over by the time we got there. President Manuel Garcia, President Cabuyaban and his family, and the Guimba 1st and 2nd Branch Elders were all in attendants. The dedication was for the new C. R. (restrooms) that the church welfare program built for the school. All of the schools facility and student body were in attendance with the school band in full uniform and majorette. They also had a nice lunching prepared for us. That puts us in a awkward position as Elder & Sister Swenson are not under the same food direction as the Angeles mission, so they ate freely. The Elders didn’t, Mae had a banana, but I ate as the Principle handed me a plate and insisted that I get what I wanted. That makes it hard. I commented to Elder Gardner (from Las Vegas), and ask if he thought that kind of celebration would take place at Las Vegas High school if they were to get two new toilets? He laughed! From there we went with the Swenson and Pres. Garcia to a hospital North West of Guimba to over look their facilities for possible help to them. This hospital has 5 Doctors, 18 Nurses, 2 Mid Wife’s and a Dentist and they told us that they provide services for a population of over 150,000 people. The one Doctor is the head of the hospital and the others rotate on a 24 hour shift. We left with out making any promises but a maybe there can be some help. It was quite an experience. This afternoon we worked on our power point presentation for the Branch Presidents. Brother Silvia came over this evening to help us try to send an e-mail to Micro Soft concerning the problem we are having with the mail-merge, but we couldn’t get through without a credit card and we can’t get our card to except because of the address. Roger suggested that we take the latest Access program off ands reinstall the previous one. He will come tomorrow to try that. We went to President Gajonera’s and gave him our presentation this evening. It went well and he acted pleased that we came. We got on the inter-net and didn’t get to bed until late.
Wednesday, November 19, 2003
Today sure went fast and we are not sure just what we accomplished. We did go walking this morning. We received several phone calls and text messages. We spent some time on the computer, but didn’t get a lot done. It’s after 10PM so we will go to bed.
Thursday, November 20, 2003
We slept in until 5:45AM then had to hurry to get breakfast ready for Elder Clam and Elder Weber. They came at 8AM and after breakfast we visited about several items; Thanksgiving Dinner, the Health Fair, a Community Service project of painting the hospital beds at the hospital Mae and I visited Tuesday, and a Fireside on the 29th that they would like us to help with. We were just about finished when President Neito came. He had our Fast Offering check and said that the bank in Munoz would no longer accept checks drawn on another bank. We gave him the cash. We then discussed the Health Fair in quite lengthy detail. It was good to have the Elders in on the discussion. It was noon when President Neito and the Elders left. We worked on our day planner, budget and the Health Fair this afternoon. This even we had Brother & Sister Gasmania and their family, including their Mother, Eva, Eliza and their three children, come to our home. We showed them some pictures and then watched the new film “Joy To The World” put out by the Church. We walked them up to the highway to catch a ride, and then we went to President Neito’s and met with him and the Zone Leaders. We have solved some problems but ran into others. After returning home I called Elder and Sister Hyer. We visited about the presentation they are giving on Saturday in Guimba, also about their week in Manila. They will stray with us Saturday Evening after the Fireside they will be giving. It’s late and we aren’t ready for bed yet. Good night.
Friday, November 21, 2003
We attended Missionary District Meeting in the Paniqui District this morning. While there the District President called us on our cell phone to set up a time when he might meet with us. When Mae told him that we were currently at their Stake Center, he laughed, for he was in his office, just a few rooms away. We went to his office and visited with he and his councilor. He asked us to help them on two dates,__________________. When we returned home at 12:30PM Marlyn said that Mike and David had tried to call us. We have been confused at to just which day is Thanksgiving, the 3rd or 4th Thursday in November. We know that our family was trying to get together for Thanksgiving, and that David and Mike were getting together early to go fishing, so thought this was a call from them. It would be late in the evening in the Idaho, so we didn’t return the call then. (Had we only know the reason for the call.) We ate dinner and then went to San Jose shopping. We deposited our money in the bank and got Decembers draw out. We picked up some shirts for the Health Fair. We then went to C. V. C. and bought a set a pillows and pillow cases for Alvin Pilipa and Christen Mercado, for their wedding gift. I stayed upstairs and had the items gift wrapped, while Mae went downstairs and did the grocery shopping. Being that it made a large gift it took a 5 sheets of wrapping paper. The clerk was quite a while wrapping it. He then asked if I wanted a ribbon on it and I said to add a bow. Well the bow was ribbon around the package twice and a beautiful bow to match the size of package. I was concerned sa to what the cost was going to be, but when it was finished, they only charged me P60, that is just over one dollar, wow. Mae was just about finished getting the groceries when I got downstairs. Roger Silvia came over and worked on our computer, changing our version of Micro Soft to an older version. That allowed us to get the Mail Merge feature to work on our Home Teaching files. However, after he left and we went into our presentation for tomorrow, we found that it had also affected that. We were up until midnight getting that files changed and practicing once.
Saturday, November 22, 2003
At 2AM, Mike called to tell us that Terry had died. I asked if it was a heart attack, but he said he was involved in an automobile accident. He had gone to Wal Mart in Tooele to get some Christmas lights. Another vehicle had veered across the centerline from the oncoming traffic and hit him head on. Terry was killed instantly and the driver of the other car is in critical condition, not expected to live. What a shock. We spoke to Sandy for just a minute. The hardest thing was when she said, “Daddy I miss you.” We of course couldn’t go back to sleep, trying to decide what to do and being in grief. We went to Tarlac where we were to give a Home Teaching Visiting Teaching seminar, not knowing if we could emotionally give the presentation or not. The Lord seemed to help us and it went quite well. As we drove this morning, Mae made several phone calls from our cellar phone. We informed President Brimhall and he has been so good in helping us to decide what to do. He said that though he did not want to, we could be honorable released and the Church would fly us home. He said if we wanted to go home for a couple of weeks, we could, but that would have to be at our expense. He then suggested that we see if Sandi would come over here after the funeral was over and her family and friends returned to normal life. He told us that we could take whatever time we needed to be with Sandi and to take her where ever we would like. This would give her something to look forward to and an experience she would remember all her life. Mae also made several calls concerning the Health Fair. After our presentation, we returned home, but got detoured in Tarlac and took a long ways home. We tried to take a nap, but we had several calls. Elder Clam called and said that the Guimba Elders had killed the turkeys today. That really concerned me that they might spoil before we could cook them, plus I wasn’t sure if the Elders know anything about dressing a turkey. Elder Brown, from Guimba, called and in talking to him I realized that he know what he was doing in regards to the turkeys. He is from Canada and his family raised several turkeys each year. We tried to call Sandi but only got a recording. We got two special e-mails, one from Mike and one from Jeff that were really exciting to hear how our children are all coming to Sandi’s aid. President Brimhall also e-mailed us asking for all our children’s addresses and e-mail numbers so he could contact each of them. Wow! He is awesome. We were late getting to bed.
Sunday, November 23, 2003
We slept until 6AM, and then hurried to attend Church at Guimba 3rd Branch. We were thinking that they started at 9AM but they started at 8:30AM, so we were late getting there. President and Sister Clark came to be with us, just to show us support. They are so special. After meeting we spoke to the Branch President and he wanted us to meet with him at 1PM to give him some training. President Clark had us ride with them and we took a drive and went to Ramos to see where it was. The training went very well with the Branch President. I worked mainly with him, with his 1st councilor and clerk in attendance. Mae, Sister Clark and President Clark also set in. Just before concluding, President and Sister Brimhall also came. After the training presentation, we went over to the Guimba 1st Branch Sacrament meeting. We were late but President Cabuyaban had all six of us, President & Sister Brimhall, President & Sister Clark, and Mae & I, come up to the stand. Today was their Primary Children’s program and it went very well, with Sister Brimhall, Sister Clark and Sister Browning being the concluding speakers. After meeting was over, President and Sister Brimhall visited with Mae and I. They just wanted to express their sympathy and love for us. They traveled from the mission home, attended the meetings with us, took the time to visit with us and then had to travel back to the mission office to take care of some importance matters. President and Sister Clark followed us home and they brought a nice dinner with them for the four of us. We enjoyed having them so much. They left to go back at 8PM. We were concerned about having them travel that distance so late in the evening, but they felt they had better. We got on the Internet and that always takes longer that we plan. At 10PM I went to sleep, but Mae was up until 1:20AM. We received e-mails from Roy & Linda, and Bob, Carroll and Mark.
Monday, November 24, 2003
I woke early but let Mae sleep until 7:30AM. I got on the computer and tried to catch my journal up to date. We went through the e-mails that Mae had written last night, and then sent them off. We ate breakfast, and then got on the instant messaging with David, Jeff, Mike and Scott. We enjoyed that, although it gets confusing at times. We were with them for over an hour. At 1PM Monday our time and 10PM Sunday, Utah’s time, we called Sandi. We visited with her and Shellie (who has came up to be with her sister) for over an hour. It was so good to talk to our daughters. Sandi is doing well with the help of her siblings, family (JaNae, Brad and Chelci), friends, Ward support and Terry’s son’s and their wives. Sandi was excited at the suggestion of President Brimhall’s, for her to come over here after things settle down there. She said she would like to have us there with her, but wants us to stay here on our mission. She will make plans and let us know when would be best for her to come here. I finished catching my journal up to date. We went to town to pay the electric bill and bought some celery at the palanki also some carrots. We think we should have Marlin do the shopping for us, for she gets more for less. We stopped and visited with Sister Nuque.  We came home just before President Neito came to have us go visit one of the leaders at CLSU. She will help us with volunteers for the Health Fair. We came home and ate super and finished my journal. It’s late again.
Tuesday, November 25, 2003
We slept in, so didn’t go walking. After breakfast we designed a time-scheduling form for the schools that are participating in the Health Fair. We took it to President Neito. He was at the city municipal building waiting to visit with the city mayor. He asked us to go with him. We were given time with the Mayor and explained the problem that was caused with the change in the schedule for the Health Fair. We also recommended that we change our location to Central Elementary and he agreed with that decision. He invited Sister Browning and I to attend the activities that are scheduled from Dec. 4th through Dec. 16th. He also had his aid to escort us to the principles office at the school and clear the arrangements with the school. They were very gracious and accommodating with everything being approved. As we looked at the facilities we think this is a better venue anyway. We next went out to Guimba where we met with Elder Brown and Elder Sovic and we visited the Doria family, to see how the boys are doing. Sister Doria showed us some artwork they have done that is very good. Armando wanted to give the picture to Sister Browning and when she accepted it, then Fernan also wanted her to have his. That was special and we will treasure those drawings. We dropped the Elders off at their apartment and then went to the Guimba District Hospital where we visited with Rosemarie (Rose) A. Bautista the head nurse, about a service project of painting the hospital beds. She is excited and feels the 24th and 30th of December would be good days as most people do not want to be in the hospital during the Holidays. She also showed us the tire to the only wheelchair that the hospital has and the tire is worn out. They are running the chair on the bear rim. We came back to the Elders and picked up the turkeys for Thanksgiving dinner. They are quite small turkeys. We came home and got some lunch and then laid down for a nap. Mae only slept for about 15 minutes and then got up and took e-mails off the computer. We got e-mails from Bryce and Deanna, Kim and Jeanenne and from Sandra Peterson. I slept for about an hour. We went shopping in San Jose for our Thanksgiving dinner and some misc. items. This evening we went over to a wedding reception for Alvin and Christine Pilien. It has been a busy day.
Wednesday, November 26, 2003
We got up and went walking at the collage this morning. We then went to President Neito’s to borrow his keys to the church. He then came down to the church with us and helped us load three tables and some chairs. We will use them tomorrow for a Thanksgiving dinner with the Elders from the Guimba and San Jose Zones. We will have 22 Elders plus Mae and I. I started cleaning the three turkeys but they had so many pinfeathers and are so small that I gave up, skinned them and cut them us to cook them. I got the onions, garlic and celery cut up for the dressing and for the meat. The turkey and chicken are ready to cook. Mae prepared two Texas cakes for tomorrow. I had to go buy some LP gas as we ran out in the one tank. We thought often of our Family and especially Sandi and Terry’s sons and the viewing that took place about 9 AM Philippine Time today. I sure hope it went well. We got more e-mails today, plus Mike sent us a picture that all our Children and we went in to buy for Sandi. We have had heavy hearts about this and wish we could have been there for Sandi.
Thursday, November 27, 2003
We were heavy at heart as we thought of our Family and Terry’s Family and especially our daughter Sandi, and what they went through today. It is Thanksgiving morning here in the Philippines and we prepared a dinner for the Guimba and San Jose Elders.  The Elders had helped with some of the preparations and every thing turned out great. We had a lot of food, but everything was eaten when they finished. After dinner and desert of ice cream and Texas cake, they watched a Disney video. It was a good day. We were tired and ready for bed, but I started a request for financial help with a service project, so we were late getting to bed.
Friday, November 28, 2003
We got up and had to take a bucket shower as we had no water pressure. We left at 7:40AM for District Development meeting, picking up Elder Clam and Elder Weber on the way. We met at the Guimba Chapel. There was a brown out so we had no air conditioner. After the meeting we came back to Munoz and met Brother Mico at the Rural Bank where I loaned him P1500 to pay a loan off and he is to get the money back to me on Monday. We bought a card for Sister Neito and attended her graduation party, as she graduated from collage with a teacher’s degree. President Neito sure shows her a lot of love and is very proud of her. We came home and Marlyn had lunch prepared for us. After lunch we took a nap, then worked on our presentation for tomorrow. We went over to the Silvia’s for a few minutes this evening. We showed them our presentation as a picture of their family is in the power point slide show.
Saturday, November 29, 2003
We didn’t get up until 6AM so took showers and started the day. We invited Elder Webber & Elder Clam over for breakfast. After breakfast I was explaining the Gorilla approach to Home Teaching to the Elders and I upset Mae. We worked on the budget this morning and on our presentation for this afternoon. We picked up the Elders 12:30 PM and went to Guimba 2nd Branch. There was to be a Home Teaching training and then we were going to go out Home Teaching, but there wasn’t but the Branch President, 1st councilor, Elders Quorum President and a Sunday School Teacher that came. At first the Elder’s were going to just reschedule, but Mae suggested that we give the Branch President training. We did and that went quite well. We then went to Guimba 3rd Branch where we attended the baptismal of Marlon Oresudos. It was well attended and was a good program. He the only member of his family and is 20 years old. We went back to Guimba 2nd Branch to get their report, but no one was at the church. We drove out to President Cabayuban’s, but he had given the report to the Elders. We stopped at President Neito’s to get his report. He will give it to Elder Clam & Elder Weber tomorrow. We came home very tired.
Sunday, November 30, 2003
We got dinner started this morning, and then left to meet President and Sister Clark at the San Jose Stake Center where they were asked to speak in Stake Conference. Whenever they come our way, we invite them for dinner. We had planned to go visit some of our branches in Paniqui today, but President Clark called on Friday to tell us they were coming, so we changed our plans and went to San Jose. When we walked in, President Apao visited with us and asked Dad and I to sit on the stand along with President and Sister Clark. We shook hands with many of the people first, we love doing that and seeing their beautiful smiles. Soon after, a young man pinned a corsage on Dad and a young woman pinned one on me. Dad said “Oh, Oh, I have a feeling this means we might be speaking also. Sure enough, we were asked to speak. They had a huge crowd, but the Lord blessed us as we spoke and we felt his spirit. President and Sister Clark’s talks were great, as well as the stake presidency and others who spoke. They had a single adult choir and they looked great in their white blouses or shirts and dark skirts or pants and they each had corsages on also. They sang beautifully. After conference Sister Lorna Carurucan Delos Santos visited with me about the problems she and her husband are having. She had visited with me a few weeks ago at the Munoz 2nd Branch Conference. Knowing that she was aware that her husband to be was legally married to another woman they falsified the license. She is getting a cancellation of the marriage, as it was not legal. I told her that if that was what she wanted she should not try to get the church leaders involved in it but should just try to put her life back in order and not worry about trying to get revenge.
We enjoyed eating and visiting with these good friends, the Clarks, and then President Brimhall called and asked if President and Sister Clark would leave and go to the Guimba chapel where people were waiting to have their temple recommends signed. As they left, Sister Clark said “I hope we’ll be friends forever.” I assured her that we would. We are looking forward to the 19th and 20th of December as we will accompany them to BelAir where we will attend their branch conference and the four of us will give training to the Priesthood and Auxiliary leaders. BelAir is by the ocean and they say it is beautiful there. They were telling us that BelAir has a cute hotel on the beach and a restaurant with wonderful food. It should be a great weekend.
After they left, Mae and I took a nap, then went to the church for another Health Fair Meeting. After it was over, Mae was talking with the District President’s wife, Sister Karen Mercado, and she asked her when we were going to invite their family to our home? She said other families have told them that they have been invited to our home to watch the “Finding Faith in Christ” video and now the “Joy to the World” video and how Mae had made brownies or other desserts for them. Mae told her to find out when her husband was available since he works in Manila all week and is so busy with district business and meetings on the weekends, and we would be happy to invite them. We had to chuckle about that when we got in the car. She is a darling lady, but one who just says what she is thinking. We try to invite one family a week over to watch one of these good videos as we know the active families need to watch these uplifting videos as well as less-actives. We took the zone leaders home with us and we all ate leftovers for supper. They stayed and visited longer than we had hoped, as we needed to get on the computer and make the corrections for the district report, which needs to go to President Brimhall tonight. We had received the branch reports from the Elders in each of the branches and needed to get this done. Mae finished the reports, but I fell asleep, so Mae decided to finish the family letter.


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Then, build the obtained source using CMake2.
% cd h2o
% mkdir -p build
% cd build
% cmake ..
% make
% sudo make install
When complete, H2O will be installed under /usr/local
.
Start the installed server using the example configuration to confirm that it actually works (note: without the use of -m
option the server runs as a foreground process; press Ctrl-C
to stop).
% /usr/local/bin/h2o -c examples/h2o/h2o.conf
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environment variable.
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Following list shows the interesting arguments recognized by CMake.
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-
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-DWITH_DTRACE=on|off
-DWITH_H2OLOG=on|off
h2olog(1)
> support.
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See also h2olog for details.
-DOPENSSL_ROOT_DIR=/path/to/openssl
-DCMAKE_C_FLAGS=...
-DCMAKE_C_FLAGS="-fsanitize=address -fno-stack-protector -fno-omit-frame-pointer"
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-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release|Debug
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I'll in an age is but got more Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Jones is welcome to episode one ninety of keeping up the Jones is worth this week I smell like fire.
No but that's not what we're talking about we're talking about the importance of stillness we need to talk about how good I smell right now okay.

I know we've been camping.
We almost literally just got home.
We got home.
Couple hours ago.
There's something glorious about loading up all of your stuff and taking it to the woods.
We're going to talk about that later, but there's something so I don't know,
permissive about being stinky and smelly.
Like I haven't showered in two days.
Lucky me.
No, but I smell awesome.

So what did you say?

No, it's like suit.
S O O T set.
That's what I'm sorry.

And I think that's what's great about camping.
Everyone does not look on their a game.
Yeah, it's simple food and nobody's dressed up and everybody's just have it a nice time.
It's queen that what you refer to as food was basically a bag of Doritos.
So when you say, you know, it's simple food, we basically fed our kids hot dogs, hot dogs and chips.
And I can't imagine another realm on which you would call that food.
Well, I did feed them waffles and bacon for breakfast.
Oh, then my point is.
So, you know, it's pure health food all the way around.
But it's glorious. We've got a couple of weeks to catch up on.
We do because we didn't record a podcast last week.
We didn't. More on that in a second. Yes.
So rather than go through a week, I just wrote down some of the things we've done in the last two weeks.
OK. So our students came back from outreach
and they shared about their time away and in the nations with S.O.S.L. and with Gray Center.
Yeah, it was awesome. Listen to them.
They were in seven different countries.
Yes. Is that right? Yes.
Seven different tips. Yeah.
It was amazing. I just listened to them and I was just thinking back to years and years
and years ago when I was a school teacher in Edinburgh and the Lord would give me prophetic
words about traveling to the nations and prophesying over people. I just had no grit. It's not
like I didn't believe him. I don't think it was just I don't know how that's going to happen
or what that would look like. And as I'm listening to our students give feedback, the Lord was
like, "Hey, remember all those words?   And all of your majesty.
Yes. That's so cool. It really is. We've had Chris Dupre and Alex and Henry Ceeley from the
belonging at our school in the last two weeks. It's like to have them. You're mine and then you too.
Yeah. No worthy is I finished Zelda in master mode.  Both of us having beat the game. There's an optional master
mode, which like AJ says, everything's like leveled up and harder. And there's a couple
of additions to the game that make him more challenging. And so you basically start all
over from the beginning as if you'd never played the game. But because we have played
the game, we sat down with a little spreadsheet and worked out how many things we need to
do this in order to do that and then platter our way around. And it wasn't a cheat guide.
We just were very, we optimized the game.
We used our game knowledge to get you to where you could beat him.
And it just took me a couple of days really, didn't it?
Yeah.
A week maybe?
Yeah.
I have no intention of playing Master Mode.
Oh, you say that.
I'm just not going to.
I haven't even 100% of the game.
I'm at 52%.
I'm proud of you for powering through.
Thanks.
I'm sort of bored at the moment.
So I have no motivation other than I just wanted to say 100% so maybe I'll finish it
eventually.
That's nice. I quite like the like when I got to the end of the game where all your collecting is 900 car oxides.
I quite liked that you were just meandering around the countryside, lifting up rocks and finding stuff.
Yes, I'm having trouble finding a particular weapon and it's proving frustrating that I have to show to a little boy in a village.
It just doesn't seem like a good idea in the first place.

Yeah, but he's not helping me.
He's just like, "Meh." I found them somewhere.
Maybe if you offer him something worthy of trade, he might give up that information.
Okay. How about some keto chocolate?
We'll talk about adventures in keto later.
Okay.
The reason I spent like fire as you've gathered is it was the emanate camping trip this weekend.
We went away just yesterday, just yesterday, less than 24 hours ago.
We arrived at campsite and said everything happened.
Had a great time. Well done, Erica and Michelle for organizing that.
Yeah, it was great. I mean, there was about 35 or, I think 35 people there, maybe 40
emulators, which is fun. Got to meet a bunch of new people.  It was great.
I mostly just looked at a fire all night.
I know you were in the zone.
 I'm like, "Oh, are you okay?" I'm awesome.
I'm perfectly fine.
I'm completely content.
I'm just looking at fire.
And so our kids are a great time.

But also amusingly enough is our kids woke up at 5.30.
Well, we all woke up at 5.30.
Well, there was like a symphony of birds that were having some sort of party.

And you were like, "That's the birds, do you like them singing?" And Tia goes, "Yeah, I guess I
like their songs, but they just sing the same one over and over again." I was like, "You are my child."
-And then I was like, "And Abby and MJ weren't awake yet." So I was like, "Tia, just lie there.
Just, you know, whatever." -It doesn't work. -That didn't work.
-So then you wake up and you got, you're the only people on the campground with three children,
and you're trying to keep them quiet yes but we made the mistake of making bacon and every time mj or five year old saw bacon he would declare a loud voice bacon baby i love me some bacon like and jay
return Michelle are fast asleep mister ryan's fast asleep you kept wanting to walk away kabri and he was sleeping in a hammock like nobody you can't make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it
Richard Michelle are fast asleep mr ryan's fast asleep you kept wanting to walk away come right and he was sleeping in the hammock like nobody you can't make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it make it
down to a waterfall.
Well, I guess it is a waterfall.
I've never seen before.
It is water coming out with the side of a mountain.
Yeah, not mountain.
It's a waterfall, though.
Right. Well, normally water flows off the top and then right.
Well, this was coming straight out the side of a mountain.
Because it springs or something. Yeah.
It was beautiful.
It was really beautiful.
We posted pictures on our Instagram feeds if you're just dying to see them,
which won't be there because it only lasts for 24 hours.
And by the time this episode airs, they'll be long gone.
So sad.
But it was tremendous.
And I was kind of freaked out that we had accomplished so much by 813.
Right.
We've gone hiking down to the waterfall.
We had gone, stopped at another place, took photos of railways, photos.
Yes.
And we took some photos of like a ruined, it's not really a castle, but something like that.
A little spring.
with a spring and went to play or even went to a park and realized, wow,
we've done all this before eight, 30 and more.
I had two of my rings before 9 a.m.
I watched and then came home and packed everything up.
My body clocks through enough because we ate breakfast at what?
Six and then eight lunch at 11.
Eleven. Yeah.
We couldn't make it any longer.
No, I'm, I'm now starving ready to go.
But anyway, I had a great time and then came home just claps really.
Me too I slept for like 45 minutes.
I should know that we're recording this on a Saturday.
Normally we'll record this on a Sunday, but tomorrow's going to be a particularly full day because.
Abby has her birthday party.
Yeah our eldest daughter turns 11 so we have a bunch of girls coming over tomorrow.
This is going to be loudness and glitter but cupcakes will be my reward.
And then tonight.
I didn't really plan on feeding you a cupcake I should say.
Just so you know.
Yes go ahead.
Yes, tonight, tonight you get to go out and celebrate the very wonderful Shannon Macleur.
I do. I do. I'm so excited. I'm so excited. It was yesterday. I knew that. I sent her a text.
Yeah, me too. From the forest, texting from the forest. I did like that about this particular
campsite that we went to that I had signal because the other one I don't.
But also had Wi-Fi. But I could find the Wi-Fi and running water.
I know. That was great. So our main topic for this week is the importance of stillness.
Yeah, last week we were getting to record the podcast on that very topic on stillness. It was
something like, was it 9pm on a Sunday night? I mean, it was such a long day on Sunday and it
gets to like, I don't know, 839, we're sitting down for the court of podcast. And I'm gathering
my thoughts and the Lord's like, "What are you doing?" And I'm like, "Oh, we're going to go record a podcast on on stillness."

And so I just stuck my head outside the bedroom door and I think you were in a living room.
I was like, "Babe, we're going to ditch the episode this week and I'm just going to be still."
And you're like, "Okay, that's like a great dream."
I was so happy. I think I had a bath in my Tibet. I was trash.
I don't know why.
Yes, last two weeks ago, how long ago was it?
It seemed like a really, really busy week.
- Yeah.
- And anyway, it seemed like a smart step
that we would actually practice being still
than talking about it.
- Yes, it worked well.
- Here's what I was thinking,
depending on the job that you do,
you're never likely to be finished your work.

- Right.
your work when you end your work is determined when your shift ends.
Yes.
But if you have almost any other kind of job, it feels like there's always stuff to do.
I don't know. I mean, I think every other job I've ever had, I didn't take home with me.
Like when I worked at National, yeah, there's stuff that you're continuing to work on,
but you don't take it home. I mean, it's...
I've never had a job like that. When I was a school teacher, for example,
there's all the stuff you could do this you know so you finish allocating homework and then you've got lesson prep and
well when you decide to end lesson prep you could always make lesson prep better and let's say you did finish all your lesson prep and mark everything well then you could work on your classroom and make a better learning environment so.
And every job i've had there hasn't been a and now you're finished and you have nothing left to do yeah and to my point is if you have a job like that.
You've got to find a better metric than oh my work is done before I can be finished my work right because of it has to be finished then you never get to rest right or forget jobs.

Can you ever imagine a moment in your mom life when you have nothing that needs your attention.
No, you've all the kitchen you've had the house where you like here you've been your
changes and then are you then and i'm now done i'm not thinking of improving anything else.
No,
well i don't know i maybe maybe depends on personality really well i don't know maybe some people are just like once.
Maybe they're not looking around and thinking i could do this or i could do that i don't know.
I don't like a man anybody who.
Well, maybe that conversation doesn't come up a lot.
I think I just assume everybody thinks like me like just this week in the midst of our business,
I was like, man, I don't really need to allocate some time to tidy up our garage.
Like that's a priority of all the things that need my attention.
I'm thinking, I should really tidy our garage.
Yeah, would you?
Yeah.
My point is that there's always going to be something that wants our attention.
There's always going to be an outside source that's wanting our attention.
And practicing stillness in the midst of that kind of life is what I'm talking about.
Like stillness is just the spiritual discipline of bringing ourselves to peace.
Right.
And it takes actually placing a high value on it to even want to get there.
Yeah, it's refusing to allow the things that we have to get done to dictate what we're going to
choose to do with our time.
right. I think in our life, I just think today, like going camping, if I'm not, if I'm not careful,
if I open up my email, there's all the email that I do need to get back to. Yes. I forget which one
it was, the Google guy, it's one of the top two Google guys that says their approach to email
is they open up their email and they answer whatever's at the top with whatever time that they have
and then they close their email. I was like, oh my gosh, that sounds terrible. But they're just
saying there's no way for me to answer all my email. Right. Wow. That's the time to do with being
stillness. It just popped into my head. Yeah, I think that is one of the things I like about
camping, babe, because typically there's no internet. There's no, I mean, we sit there after the kids
go to bed and for a couple hours stare at a fire. And sometimes we don't even talk. We just stare
at a fire. Right. But I feel like even just going away one night camping, like we had a two day break.
But I think it's because when you're at home, you're constantly faced with all the things
that could be cleaner, done better, you know, whatever.
Need your attention.
Yeah, need your attention.
But when you're in the woods, you're in the woods.
You can't do any of those things.

Yes.
But you understand what I'm saying?
Yes.
Ironically, sometimes you have to work harder to reach stillness.
Like if you think about the weekend, we were just talking about,
not even a weekend, we went away for less than 24 hours.
So you are going shopping,
you are making the waffles that you're gonna serve the kids
for breakfast the night before.
- Pre-make the food, prep all this stuff, load the van.
- Load up the car, go get the kids from school,
work out with their teachers
that there's gonna be early dismissal,
drive two hours, then unload the car, set up a tent, set up a, you know, build a fire.
Yeah.
And that's, that's a ton of effort to do what essentially to just look at a fire and then
go to sleep in a bed that's way less comfortable than the one that you have a home.
That is true.

Well, I think because you're not, you know, like even if you're watching TV, I don't know
if anybody else does this, but I think because we have such an understanding of inner healing
and stuff, I'm constantly even assessing like, they said that, they shouldn't have said
that.
Like I know that I know that that is a fictional character, but I'm like, you know, and yeah,
I have found myself praying for people in movies before.
And then I'm like, what am I doing?
This is a fictional thing, you know?
So I think it's hard to switch off.
Sometimes watching TV.
For me, for me it is.
We're watching a campfire.
I can completely just zone out
and watch the flames dance around and just chill.
- Oh, it's beautiful.
And that smells awesome.
- No, it smells awesome.

Now thinking we're effectively sleeping outdoors.
I mean, there's--
- Yes, we were sleeping outdoors.
- I mean, we're in a tent,
so there's a couple of millimeters of nylon
separating us.
- Sure.
- But I'm just thinking about
how good is it to be breathing all night fresh air
rather than recircled air conditioned?
- Yeah, probably very good.
- Yeah.
- But--
- We just have to get our bed situation sorted out.
- You don't like our bed?
- No, every time you roll over,
I feel like I'm gonna get shot on top of the kids.

Well, there are these cots that we saw at REI.
Yes. They seem beautiful.
They do, but they also seem expensive.
I'm like, "They do. They do."
For a couple of times a year.
Yes, except that we might go camping a lot this year.
I love your enthusiasm for that.
You have yet to camp in the Tennessee smuginess that is the summer and the humidity.
That's why you drive to the mountains, baby.
You haven't answered anything. It's colder.
I love it. Anyway, I mentioned this morning that I'd already hit my Apple Watch Target
two out of three by eight thirty this morning. I looked at yesterday and today I've been
more physically active than at any other point this year. Oh my gosh. And my point
is that was a weekend where we went away to be still. Right. So it takes effort in order
us to be still. Yeah, it does. That's a good point. Well, it's also, I think, the pace of our lives,
not our lives. I'm talking about the royal we, the royal hour, all of our lives.
Yes.
Is it stillness is never going to happen accidentally?
No, you have to plan for stillness and you have to sort of push things out of the way to achieve it.
Yeah. I realized, just meditating on the topic that I actually build my week around stillness.
I have a couple of key events in my week that I practice being still.
And I've learned that if I have those weeks, I have those like chunks of time.
I beg your pardon.
Yeah.
If I have those key times during my week that I've scheduled that I deserve, I try my
hardest to not let things get in the way of that.
Sometimes it happens.
Sometimes we have guests in or we have unavoidable events that we have to attend to.
Right.
But when I can ensure that those key times where all I am in those times is still, man, everything's better.
Yeah, it makes me think about Psalm 46, verse 10, where it says, "Be still and know that I am God."
And I think it's true that often we want the latter without practicing the former.
Right.
Can I just download an app that lets me know God?
Right.
Yeah.
I don't want the stillness part because stillness is going to take too much time and I'm a busy person.
But I want to know God.
I think that's one of the values we both learned in Toronto.
Wasn't the whole emphasis on soaking.
Yeah.
For sure.
Were you I think it was Peter Jackson said, time spent with time spent with
the Lord is never time wasted.
Yeah.
Like some of the most valuable things you can do with your time is just as being still.
John Paul Jackson used to say this great land used to say peace is the potting soil
of revelation.
And for me, that's certainly true.
The best revelation I get flows from stillness.
But it seems so crazy.
So think about it.
Like I'm going to be speaking next Sunday at church.
Yeah.
And so I'm like aware, okay, I have a responsibility.
I have to go and teach our church on Sunday.
I need to get a word from the Lord.
So one mindset would be, well, you need to sit some time and study and pray and seek the Lord.
But I found I don't get good revelation that way.
I find if I actually push away all of that responsibility and say, Lord, I'm going to come be with you as, as I try
do every week. I'm not coming to be with you to get revelation to teach people. I'm coming to be
with you because I would view all life flows. And I realize that when I say that yes to being
still with the Lord and no to the responsibilities that are mounting on me, that when I'm with the
Lord, He gives me everything I need for my responsibilities when I leave His presence.
Right.
Do you ever dream what you're going to preach?
I have a couple times doesn't happen that often or all i'll see a portion of what i'm saying or my favorite way it's quite fun isn't it feels like cheating.
I feel like often as i'm gonna bad i'm falling asleep i'll watch myself preach and i'll be like that's a great point and then i'll write down.
And then i literally use it and i'm too scared to tell people just maybe it's fraudulent where did you get your revelation from napping.

Write or what would be stillness to me would be painstakingly boring for you.
Yeah, or what you could be still in our bedroom, even if there was like laundry everywhere where I need to run away and horror.
What is it they say an unmade bed to a husband is just efficiency and made bad to a wife is horror.
Yeah, I think yeah, I just can't do it.
So my ability to tune out of all of our environment and just be still is must be frustrating.
At times. Well, no, it's good. I'm glad that you can do it. It's just sometimes I actually have
to escape the house in order to be still in an environment that I'm not responsible for.
One of the things that always means me when you were writing Finding Father Your Book
is that you would say, babe, I just need to go somewhere quiet to work.
Then you would pack up your iPad and you would leave and you'd go to frothy monkey or another
coffee house and you'd work there and I'd be like, "Hey, I don't want to be like the rocket
surgeon in the room, but why is a bustling cafe? How is that noisier environment calmer to you
and quieter than, say, being a home?" Well, what's funny is I guess sometimes a little bit of
distraction helps me too when I get stuck. So I would put my earphones in so nobody talks to me
me a universal signal, leave me alone.
Actually, usually I wrote it the mercantile,
so it's a little bit quieter,
or considerably quieter than frothy monkey.
- Okay.
- And I would just have refillable coffee.
And when I would sort of get stuck or ponder
how I wanted to say something,
I'd just sort of people watch for a few seconds or whatever,
and that would sort of help me get unstuck
and sort of back into what I wanted to say.
Where if I just sit at a desk in a boring room
with like no sunlight and just I will write,
I won't write.
I just, I feel caged somehow.
- And is that the same for you?
I mean, in that example, we're talking about work,
but again, that's work flowing,
your revelation is flowing from stillness,
but for you to go be still and have a God time, for example,
what's your ideal environment?
- Um, either a clean, quiet place, (laughs)
if the living room and there isn't anything yelling at me,
just grabbing a coffee and sitting in the living room is great.
- Yep.
the potential for interruption. I'd rather go someplace and put in my earphones and do it that way.
I think too, like you're much better at tuning out the kids. I can't do that.
I have a PhD in that. I hear everything. And yeah, so I think that's partially why it's a little bit
more difficult for me at home. I think environments do matter though.
Yeah, they do. Last week was the last week, a couple of weeks ago.  You know this coffee is amazing
I really like this place and so we pull up and I'm not there for coffee because I didn't drink
coffee and the three of us very sad people pray for him. The three of us walk into this place which
one of our main name was so they're not dishonored and I can't be in there for like I'm in there
for maybe 30 seconds and I'm like I'm gonna wait for you at the car. Everything is wrong with the
environment. Like everything is wrong. Like the music that's playing, the things on the wall,
nothing is straight. I mean, just everything. Like, look at my nonverbal communication.
Yeah, he's like crunched into a ball right now. My shoulders are in intention.
And I just had to leave and you guys were just teasing me and laughing at me. But that environment
like was just so hostile to me where we could go like, I have, you know, one of my favorite
hotels in the whole world as a hotel in Sydney, Australia.
When I go there, I feel so peaceful and so relaxed.
When we'd be there, I would just love to go down to the lobby and sit in the lobby.
Again, the environment would be crazy as people moving left, right in the center of Sydney,
but I would just feel so peaceful in that environment.
Well, the place you were talking about too, their coffee is phenomenal.
It's just really good, but you wouldn't know because you don't drink coffee, but both Jeff
and I were both like, "Oh my gosh, this is so good."
But it's also the ceiling is super low.
So I think that's what I feel like when I come in,
I feel a bit like I'm in the hobbit's house or something.
So I'm not surprised you didn't like it.
It's not your cup of tea.
- It being low was the least of my worries.
Anyway, here's the thing.

- Yes.
- There's just no way that you're gonna arrive
at a place where you can be still.
I think having practice stillness for many years,
we find that we can be still or be at peace
in a number of environments,
but at least when you're practicing,
it helps to be an environment that is pleasing to you.
So we have a five-step process for you to practice
learning stillness dear listener.
- All right, are you ready?
- I am.
- Oh, good.
Hopefully they're ready too.
They're probably like, "Yes, I was ready five, 10, 15
minutes ago, you."
- Are you gonna kick off?
Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Number one, set a time to practice stillness. So you're literally going
to put it in your calendar. Otherwise, it's never going to occur. Right.  Right. There's never a good time to be still. You just
make a time to be still. Right. Set a non-negotiable time and say, "This is a time when I'm going to
practice being still, and it's going to seem foolish because you're practicing in new behavior."
And I would say make it every week, like try and get a time that works every single week at the same time.
Right.
Yeah.
Number two, in preparation for you being still with the Lord, begin to ask yourself,
what actually restores my soul? Is it like a lone time or kind of a lone time?
And what I mean by that is like for me alone time, I just want to be left alone.
I'll just go to the basement, I'll go to our bedroom, I'll go to our office.
As long as there's literally no other human being in my eyesight,
I'm content, whereas you sometimes have to go to a coffee shop.
You like to be around people, but not interacting with people.
Yes, I just was giggling because I was trying to picture you in the basement right now.
Surrounded by boxes.
I don't care.
I'm alone.
And then also think like I was also thinking what manifests your stillness in your heart?
What leads you to stillness?
Is it an appreciation of art?
Is it is an ideal time you have a two hour window to wander around your favorite art
gallery on your own?
Well, anybody else?
Is it food? Is it going to a really nice restaurant? I love being in a restaurant with people I love.
It's one of my favorite things to do in life. It just brings me to stillness. Do you need
quiet? Do you need nature? Are you one of those people that needs to kind of wander around outside
to feel connected to the Lord? Walk around Radner or something like that.
Radner is a park here for those of you who are like, "It's a lake." Yeah.
Okay, it's a lake apparently. Yeah, I mean, I think it's so funny because I think sometimes it
It also depends on mood because I can certainly walk around, you know,
Radner and, and that being something that brings me to stillness,
but sometimes just walking around in an art store or craft store or something
and not talking to anybody and just looking at pretty things.
I, I, you know, yeah, those things are all helpful.
Uh, number three, how do you love to be with a Lord?
Like what environment speaks stillness to you?
We touched on this already a little bit,
but it's good to have that sort of discussion with the Lord
and isolate environments that are good for you
in terms of connection.
- I found that if it matters to me, it matters to him.
- Yeah.
- Like he'll meet us in the place that he created us to enjoy.
- Yeah.
- Number four, what's your favorite way
of connecting with the Lord?
So the whole point of stillness is knowing God,
We still know that I'm God, Psalm 46 verse 10.
So what is your favorite way of connecting with the Lord?
Is it reading?
Do you feel connected when you read scripture or just read in general?
My mother was an avid reader and she would just sit in a corner and she would read, you
know, my mother would read books that she'd read before.
That's probably the same as me playing a video game I've already finished because she could
just enter into that place and you know, there's no doubt of connection with the Lord in that
point.
But is it reading?
Is it praying?
We talked about soaking journaling is a big thing for me is it dreaming with a Lord.
I remember we went through a season where we would scrapbook with the Lord, which sounds
ridiculous, but we'd forgotten how to dream.
And so the Lord asked us to go buy a bunch of magazines that we'd go through and pull
out anything that our heart leapt at and paste it into a little book.
Yeah, I was really fun actually.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And lastly, Ajijon's number five, practice all those first four things and then review
what's working for you.
Um, and then yeah, practice again.
Yeah.
And measure the fruit of the stillness and the piece that you're enjoying life.
Yeah.
All right.
So there's some of our thoughts on stillness and your, your five step plan to put into
practice, to practice being still in your life.
Let us know what happens to you.
Let us know the fruit of those exercises we'd love to hear from you.
We have a conference coming up at Grace Center that we would love to invite you to.
It's called the source conference.
We'd love you to join our whole team at Grace Center for an incredible weekend.
all about doing life in the presence of God. The thing that we're most excited about this
conference is we have speakers who are all members of Grace Center. They're all experts in
their field and we've asked a collection of speakers to come share with everybody who tends
to source conference on four main areas of life. So we've got people who are experts at family life,
we've got people who are experts in the world of business, people who are experts at leadership,
and people who are experts at doing life like a life saturated in the presence of god it's going to be a weekend where we are learning from people who love the presence of god,
and who got mastery in this area of their life and we'd love you to be a part of it both a j and i will be sharing that conference with many of our friends,
it's gonna be great we'd love you to come find out more at grace center dot u s slash source.
For the show notes for this week they are available at alan and aj.com slash one ninety and we look forward to being with you again next week.
Thank you so much for joining us we hope you have an awesome week practicing being still.


Hydra is part of HADES.
An R package and Java library for hydrating package skeletons into executable R study packages based on specifications in JSON format.
See the instructions here for configuring your R environment, including Java.
In R, use the following commands to download and install Hydra:
install.packages("remotes")
library(remotes)
install_github("ohdsi/Hydra")
You can fetch the JAR files in the inst/java folder of this repository, or use Maven:
<repositories>
<repository>
<id>ohdsi</id>
<name>repo.ohdsi.org</name>
<url>http://repo.ohdsi.org:8085/nexus/content/repositories/releases</url>
</repository>
<repository>
<id>ohdsi.snapshots</id>
<name>repo.ohdsi.org-snapshots</name>
<url>http://repo.ohdsi.org:8085/nexus/content/repositories/snapshots</url>
<releases>
<enabled>false</enabled>
</releases>
<snapshots>
<enabled>true</enabled>
</snapshots>
</repository>
</repositories>
2: Include the Hydra dependency in your pom.xml
Documentation can be found on the package website.
PDF versions of the documentation are also available:
Read here how you can contribute to this package.


Cheapest Trucks You Can Buy for 2019–2020 06 Nov 2019, 15:48 by Car and Driver Every new pickup truck, each in its cheapest form. From Car and Driver


This piece is an amalgamation of musical representations and idioms reflecting the many ways we explore consciousness, and the ways it is influenced or altered by our own choices or by forces beyond our control. The piece makes extensive use of rap and hip hop danceable and energetic rhythmic devices, juxtaposed with ambient and impressionistic sections of extended harmonies presented arrhythmically, more suited to meditation or relaxation. Framed by periods of stasis and conclusion, and interspersed with anxious periods of plain ambulation, the piece takes listeners through the conditions experienced by someone on a tour of the self.


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Maatkit tools try to make complicated tasks simpler and more reliable. Most of these tasks involve something like gluing together difficult commands inside MySQL. Most of the tools try to do something useful by default. Some of them are only for advanced power users who really know what they’re doing. All of the tools go to great lengths to be careful and safe with your data, sometimes to the point that users think there’s a bug when they’re really seeing unexpected behavior that protects them from some obscure problem they didn’t think of.


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| public override String<char> | FormatRegisterNumber(byte x) |
| public override String<char> | GetLabel(ulong address) |
| public override String<char> | GetTags(ulong address) |
| public nothrow void | SetBreakpoints(Breakpoints* breakpoints_) |
| public nothrow void | SetPC(ulong pc) |
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paragraph2
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\n
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Declaration
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public func set(cancelText: String) -> Builder
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text for Cancel button’s label
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okText
text for Accept button’s label
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faceUrl
string to build the URL providing the image
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bannerUrl
string to build the URL providing the image
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Swift
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appID
Application’s app ID, can be found in iTunes Connect
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appStoreUrl
string to build the URL wher user can rate the app
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used for the accept and cancel buttons
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UIView
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Swift
public func set(rootView: UIView) -> Builder
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rootView
used as host to add the ad overlay as subview
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Returns the finalized RatingDialog object after setting all its properties
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Swift
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POL2081 seminar: Measurement
Toady
- Defining variables
- Turning variables into measurements
- Levevls of measurement
- Validity
- Reliability
- Lubbers, M., & Scheepers, P. (2005). Political versus Instrumental Euro-scepticism. European Union Politics, 6(2), 223–42.
- Hobolt, S. B., & de Vries, C. E. (2016). Public Support for European Integration. Annual Review of Political Science, 19(1), 413–432.
Discuss with the person next to you (for 3 minutes):
- What is the dependent variable in both of today’s papers?
- What kind of research design(s) are used in the papers?
Lubbers & Scheepers (2005). Political versus Instrumental Euro-scepticism
Defining dependent variable(s)
Turning variables into measurements
Instrumental euro-scepticism
Two measures
- ‘Generally speaking, do you think that (our country’s) membership of the European Union is (1) a good thing (2) a bad thing (3) neither good nor bad?’
- ‘Did your country benefit from membership of the EU?’
Instrumental euro-scepticism
- ‘Generally speaking, do you think that (our country’s) membership of the European Union is (1) a good thing (2) a bad thing (3) neither good nor bad?’
- ‘Did your country benefit from membership of the EU?’
- Levels of measurement? (nominal, ordinal, interval or ration)
- Validity?
- Reliability?
Turning variables into measurements
Political euro-scepticism
- ‘Some people believe that certain areas of policy should be decided by the (national) government, while other areas of policy should be decided jointly within the European Union’. Thereafter, respondents were asked to judge whether the policies mentioned should be decided by the national government or jointly within the European Union.
- currency; defence; scientific and technological research; foreign policy towards countries outside the European Union; fight against drugs; protection of the environment; immigration; asylum seekers; education; health and social welfare; fighting unemployment; basic rules for broadcasting and the press; and cultural policy.
Political euro-scepticism
- ‘Some people believe that certain areas of policy should be decided by the (national) government, while other areas of policy should be decided jointly within the European Union’. Thereafter, respondents were asked to judge whether the policies mentioned should be decided by the national government or jointly within the European Union.
- International issues
- Immigration issues
- Socio-cultural issues
- Levels of measurement? (nominal, ordinal, interval or ration)
- Validity?
- Reliability?
Hobolt & de Vries (2016). Public Support for European Integration
Defining public support for European integration
- Regime support:
"Regime support denotes support for the constitutional settlement of the European Union as laid down in the various treaties, including support for membership of the Union."
- Support for EU membership (percentage of people who view their country’s membership in the European Union as a “good thing”)
- Policy support
"Policy support refers to support for the content of collective decisions and actions taken by EU actors."
- Preference for speeding up integration within the EU & support for euro
Explaining public opinion towards European integration
- Utilitarian approach
“...European trade liberalization will favor citizens with higher levels of income and human capital (education and occupational skills) and (…) as a consequence such individuals will be more supportive of European integration.” (p. 420)
- Identity approach
“...individuals’ attachment to their nation and their perceptions of people from other cultures influence their attitudes toward European integration.” (p. 421)
- Cue-taking
“...citizens rely on proxies or cues to overcome their information shortfalls.” (p. 422)
- Benchmarking approach
“...domestic political institutions are a benchmark for people’s views on European integration.” (p. 422)
Explaining public opinion towards European integration
- Identify variables and measurements for each hypotheses in paper.
- Dsicuss levels of scale for each measurement.
- Discuss validity and reliability of each measurement.
Key terms
- Definition of variable
- Measurement of variable
- Levels of measurement
- Nominal
- Ordinal
- Interval
- Ration
- Validity
- Reliability
Questions?
Next week: Univariate Analysis


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