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Wednesday, June 01, 2011
I woke this morning thinking of so many people that we have met and been associated with during our life that has in one way or another been part of my life. Oh what a wonder life is and there are so many questions. I am so grateful that I have had the testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to be such a great influence and guide to me. I am so grateful for my Eternal companion and our love. When I woke Mae was very restless and her feet were jerking. I finally rubbed her feet for her and then I came in the front room and read my scriptures, expressed thanks to my Father in Heaven and went to sleep in the recliner until 6:20 when I got up to get ready for my bus trip. I took a field trip from Holt Elementary to Thanksgiving Point and when I returned I did a route substitute on a special ed. Run. It was 5:30PM when I got home. Mae had dinner ready and after dinner I took care of the chickens. Mae and I then went to Costco and purchased a air purifier. We checked the price of some bicycles but didn’t go further at this time. We stopped at the Health Store on the way home. We watched a J.A.G. segment before going to bed. David called to let us know that Dora Darthella Leavitt has passed away and her funeral will be tomorrow. We decided to go up with David tomorrow.
Thursday, June 02, 2011
We got up at 5AM and started to get ready to leave. Just before 6AM the dispatch called and asked me if I could take a bus route today. It was out of the Farmington compound so I had to just eat an egg sandwich on the way and go down. Mae met David at the Park and Ride lot at the mouth of Weber Canon and they road together in our car. The bus that I took was way past do for an oil change so when I finished the route I called dispatch and let them know. They asked me if I could bring the bus up to the shop for servicing. That would leave my pickup at the Farmington compound but I thought that Bob might be able to take me home. When I got to the shop I called and Bob had just left to go to the base. Carroll came over and got me. When Bob got home he came down and asked if I could help him get the lawnmower from Cherrie’s. We went down and Eric had just came home for lunch so he helped also. I came home and got the sandwich and drink for my lunch when Carroll came down with the phone. Bob was on the phone and he had got to Antelope Drive and Main Street when the truck died on him. Carroll drove me over and I took some wrenches so we could remove the battery. We took it to Auto Zone and left it for them to charge. Bob then took me to the bus compound. I talked to Janet about some payroll questions and then took the afternoon route. That went well and when I completed the run I entered my trip information. Mae had returned before I got home. I was tired so we had some dinner and watched a TV show. It was a pretty good movie but we had to turn it off a couple of times because of inappropriate senses. We went up and visited with Bob and Carroll for a few minutes. Mae did up the dishes while I typed this journal entry. We then went to bed about 10PM.
Friday, June 03, 2011
I got a call from dispatch this morning at 6 asking me to take the same route that I took yesterday. I agreed and so quickly got ready. Mae also quickly got up and got me something to eat. The morning run went well. When I got home Mae was about to leave to go with Georgia to get the flowers off the graves before the care crew throw them in the trash. I fixed me some eggs, took a nap, called Honest Engine to check the statist off our weed eater and entered this much of today’s entry. I left for the Farmington compound at 12:05 because school gets out early today. The Jr. High had already let out and the kids were all gone. I did call the dispatch before I left and went to the Elementary school. After taking those children home I drove the bus to the Clearfield Compound. It wasn’t until 3:45 PM before they got us shuttled back to the Farmington Compound. Mae went to Scott and Mishelle brought their children over as we are going to tend them tonight and tomorrow. We took them to their home and slept over tonight.
Saturday, June 04, 2011
We didn’t sleep very well last night as the twins kept waking up. I took Kylan and Ashley over to the school this morning so that Kylan could fly his airplane and Ashley could roller blade. After eating breakfast we took all the children to Dinosaur Park where the children enjoyed the park. We also ate our lunch there. it was after 2PM when we returned to our home. Mae took the kids outside and for a walk while I watched a show on TV. After dinner we took the children home as Scott and Michelle we home by then. We visited for a while, I borrowed their lawn trimmer and we got home about 8PM. We were both very tired and soon went to bed.
Sunday, June 05, 2011
I woke at 6 this morning and so instead of going back to bed and waking Mae I went to the recliner. Before leaving for church this morning I walked into the sun room in my socking feet and felt water. We are not sure just where it is coming from yet but I am thinking it is from sub-water. Meetings went well, both Mae and I bore our testimony’s today. Bob prepared a nice for Kathy, Sherrie, Cole, Mae and I. After dinner Mae and I took a nap. I pulled up the carpet on the west side of the Sun room and extracted over 2 gallons of water. I set fans and the blower under the carpeting and pad to try to dry it out. I am not sure just how to stop the sub-waters from coming in yet. We tried to find something on TV to watch but gave up about 9PM and went to bed. It was still 11PM when we got to bed.
Monday, June 06, 2011
I checked out the water problems and concluded that the sup had just go to high and came through the floor. I was going to start work on it but Mae wants me to start getting the yard ready for the party this evening. I went to Universal Rental and rented a carpet fan and put it under the carpet. I kept it there all day and it looks like it is drying it out ok. I borrowed Scott’s weed eater and trimmed the yard. It gave me quite a bit of trouble and I finally bought a new spark plug for it and that seemed to help. Before I returned home from buying the spark plug, I went to the store and bought a few items for Mae including a box of fresh chicken that was on sale. I mowed the back yard and used the lawn rake to pick up the trimmings. Mae has been busy all day getting the house clean and everything ready for the party. Mae wanted to have the party outside but the winds picked up and it is threatening rain so we changed those plans. Mae really set a nice looking table and had a very nice dinner ready. I cooked the meat on the grill. I had got the grill turned on to preheat it and then went inside and got the meat seasoned and ready to put on the grill. When I went out the grill had ran out of gas and was cold. I had to use one of the gas tanks from our camper on the grill. Everyone arrived right at 6PM so the meat held up the dinner. It all turned out ok, the food was very good, we enjoyed visiting and we played a game of Mormon Bridge to end the evening with Rick and Georgia tying for first place. After finishing cleaning up Mae and I watched a J.A.G. series before going to sleep.
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
I woke up at 6AM so went back to sleep in the recliner. Mae woke about 7AM but let me sleep until 9AM. After breakfast Mae gave Bob a haircut. We then cut the chicken and trimmed it us, then sealed it with the Seal-A-Meal and put it in the freezer. Mae then did the washing and cleaned house. I started working in the garden but the tiller had a bearing go out so we went looking for a new one but they had to order it in. Mae went to buy some more plants and I started weeding and preparing the garden. We got the garden finished planting and got the water on it. Mae helped me plant the new plants. I had also tried to set the sprinkler on but found that the pressure pump is not working. We ate dinner after 7PM and watched a western on TV while we ate. We then took time to write our memories of Roy and Linda to send to Julianna prior to Roy and Linda’s 50th Wedding Anniversary. It was almost mid-night before we got to bed.
Wednesday, June 08, 2011
I woke at 7:30 this morning. Mae wasn’t in bed as she had woken early and slept in the recliner. As she was still asleep I let her sleep longer. I made the bed and then went into the sunroom to exercise on the T-Zone machine at 8:30 and that woke Mae. I prepared hot cakes for breakfast. After Breakfast I worked outside most of the day putting up the back fencing that we had to take down when we had the trees removed back there. I came in for dinner at 6PM and watched TV until Mae returned from the book group. We watched part of a show and then I had Mae give me a haircut. I took a shower and we went to bed. Mae isn’t feeling the best today but she kept going all day anyway. Mae gave me a hair cut before we went to bed.
Thursday, June 09, 2011
I got up early and attended a required training class at the Bus Shop. It was a good day but a lot of repetition of materials we have had before but it seems that repetition is good for learning. It was after 5 PM when I got home. I took care of the chickens while Mae prepared dinner. After dinner I started a game of chess at level 3. Mae and I went shopping at Winegar’s for a few items that are on sale. When we came out there was a baseball game going on at the park so we went over and watched it for a few minutes. When we got home I finished the chess game and won it. I entered this journal entry and we watched a movie from Netflex.
Friday, June 10, 2011
I woke at 4AM and when I went to get back into bed I was afraid that I would keep Mae awake so I went in on the recliner. I slept on and off until 7AM and then got up. Mae came in while I was on the T-Zone. Bob and I worked on the back fence getting the wire hung and stretched. We rented a weed mower and cut the weeds down. When we took the machine back the battery in Bob’s pickup went dead. We had to jump it to get it started but it again died when we got to the center of Roy. I called Carroll and she came down with the car. We called their road side assistance and a tow truck was sent out and toed the pickup to Dee’s Auto Repair. When I got home I hurried and showered and then started cooking the meat for dinner tonight. Mae had gone to get her hair done this afternoon but had the meal prepared and the table set before she left. We had Bob and Carroll as well as Robert and Sally Taylor for dinner. We had a nice evening but the Taylor’s do like to talk. I filled this entry out and Mae finished the clean up from dinner. it is late so we turned the lights off and went to bed.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
I woke early but Mae hadn’t slept well last night so I let her sleep in. I worked outside in the yard and garden most of the day. Mae slept until 10AM before she woke up but I am glad that she could sleep. Bob and Carroll prepared cabbage casserole for lunch. This evening we went over to Jeff and Gail’s. They cooked hobo dinners over a fire and they turned out very good. Gail attended an adult session of their Stake conference. We enjoyed being with their children and Jeff is always cute but he was busy trying to get the tree house cleaned up. After the children were all to bed, Mae and Gail played as partners against Jeff and I in a game of Rook. The girls scored a 200 hand in the first two hands and then Jeff and I came back with a 200 point hand. From there the hands went back and forth and Mae and Gail finally won the game. Mae and I stopped on the way home at the Wal-Mart store to get a few groceries for tomorrow. It was mid-night by the time we got home.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
We woke in time to take showers and get ready for Church. For our Sacrament meeting we had the privilege of having Elder Porter of the 1st Quorum of Seventies and the Stake Presidency attend. Darin Porter’s wife, Sarah, accompanied her mother on the piano while she played a flute solo. It was very beautiful intermediate number. After meetings Bob and I went to Sister Fallis’s for a Home Teaching appointment but she wasn’t there. we came back and Bob soon had a nice dinner ready. After eating we went back and visited with Leslie. This afternoon Mae and I went to dinner at Scott and Mishelle’s. It was a Birthday Dinner for Ashley who turned 9 years old yesterday. We had a nice dinner and then went to the Layton City Park for a little while. We went back to Scott’s house for Birthday Cake but it was Cheese Cake that Ashley wanted. I didn’t dare eat either anyway. After getting home I worked on my journal while Mae visited with some of our children about summer activities. It was after 10PM so we went to bed.
Monday, June 13, 2011
After breakfast Bob and I took the pickup to Salt Lake to have it worked on. This afternoon Mae and I went looking at tents. I also bought some tools at Home Depot and we bought some groceries at Costco. We bought a tent at Smith & Edwards. While at Smith & Edwards Mae backed out of the display tent and tripped over the door canvas falling backwards. I couldn’t reach her but she bent forward and so just rolled backwards. I didn’t think she was going to get hurt at all but when her head hit the floor it was hard enough that it hurt. After setting for a few minutes she seemed ok except for the bump on the back of her head. When we got to the car she did take some a Tylenol. This evening I helped Jeff check out his yard sprinkler system. I called Veldon & Patsy to see if it was ok if we came to their place in Cody Wyoming on the 9th of July. We watched a show before going to sleep.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
I got up at 6:30 and Mae got up at 7AM. After breakfast Mae got ready to take Ben and Rachel to Dinosaur Park. I backed up the files on our laptop computer to our external hard drive so that I could take the computer into Stapple’s to see if they could repair it. The store manager called Hulet Packer but got the same answer that they had given me. He told me that we would call his manager and see what could be done. I when to Honest Engine and they had me new weed eater. I also went to Home Depot and found the light bulb for the light over our fireplace. While there I bought 2 cases of light bulbs as Jeff told me that before the summer was over we would not be able to buy incandescent light bulbs. So I stocked up on them. When I got home I spent the rest of the afternoon trimming the yard. Mae took Ben and Rachel to Dinosaur Park. Bob and I also loaded the trash into his pickup. This evening Mae and I watched a show on TV. We were late getting to bed.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
I got a call from H.P. this morning telling me that they will repair our laptop. Later I also got a call from the Layton Staples store manager to see if H.P. had called me. I thought that was good of him. Bob and I took the trash to the dumps. On the way we stopped at a salvage yard an unloaded some of the metal and got paid over 16 dollars. When we got home I took the pressure pump for the sprinkler system apart and found the motor in bad shape. Bob and I took it to a shop in West Ogden and when then checked it out it was toast. It cost us $379.05 for a new unit. We started the remounting of the pump but was suggested that we mount it in a better place where it is not exposed to so much water and winter moister. Mae went to a Relief Society program this evening. I watched a couple of shows on TV. Mae watched most of the 2nd show with me. I caught my journal up to date before taking a shower and going to bed.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Bob and Carroll prepared fish, biscuits and gravy for breakfast and they were very good. I worked on the sprinkler pump quite a while this morning. Jeff came over for lunch. I got the pump mounted and far enough to allow us to turn on the water to the garden. This evening we went up to Morgan to watch Connor,s baseball game. Connor did very well and his team worked well together. They won the game without any problems. We traded Shauna our car for their pickup so that we can use the pickup to pull our boat. I checked on our pickup this morning but it won’t be ready yet. We came back in time to go to the viewing for Bishop Kirk Walker. He died last Saturday from a heart attack that wasn’t expected. We saw many couples from the Country Creek Ward and got to visit with Scott and Mishelle there also. We fueled the pickup, stopped at the grocery store, got a Sub-Way for dinner and bought some worms for tomorrows fishing trip before coming home. We watched part of a TV show. Mae made us a lunch for tomorrow while I wrote in my journal. It was late when we went to bed.
Friday, June 17, 2011
We got up early and got ready to go fishing. We had borrowed David and Shauna’s pickup to pull our boat. It was after 9AM when we got to David and Shauna’s to pick up the children. We went to East Canyon Reservoir fishing. We mainly let the children fish and we just kept busy driving the boat and helping them with the equipment. Connor caught 3 fish, Emily caught 4 fish, Tyler caught 2 fish and Mae caught 1 fish. I didn’t fish until just a few minutes at the end. In talking with others we found that most people are not catching very many for the past couple of weeks so we felt good at the luck we had. When we got to David and Shauna’s, David grilled 4 fish and Shauna prepared the rest of a meal with Mae’s help. We stayed and enjoyed having dinner with them. On the way home Mae and I stopped at the Good Earth Health Store. It was late when we got home and put the boat away. I made this entry and we went to bed.
Saturday, June 18, 2011
We got up at 6AM and after a quick breakfast I took David’s pickup back to them. I stopped on the way and filled it with fuel. We left for Tooele at 9:30AM and got to the Stake Center at 10:50AM. Scott and his family came just as we were getting out of the car. We enjoyed being at the Baptism for Dowson Caires. The program was very good and JaNae bore her Testimony for the first time. Brad baptized Dowson and did well although he had to do it three times to get him completely submerged. Following the baptism everyone was invited to Sandi’s where they had a nice lunch. Mae and I stayed after everyone else left so that I could install a ceiling fan for Sandi. After that was done we ate I light dinner before coming home. I entered this much of today’s journal entry and then downloaded our files onto our external hard drive so that we could send our laptop into H.P. to get the Sound card repaired. I tried to back up the fills on the lap top but now the external hard is about full. I tried to delete data on the external hard drive and about lost data on the lap top. I got it restored and have decided that I will buy a new external hard drive and use it instead of taking a chance of losing data. Mae is still working on her talk so I will play a game or two while waiting for her. We will then go to bed.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Mae got up at 6 but I went back to bed for a little while. We wished each other a happy Anniversary before going to Church. Meeting went well and Mae did well with her talk in Sacrament meeting. We stopped home for just a few minutes before going to Bountiful. There was many friends that attended the Sacrament meeting in which Kathleen and Grinn Clark spoke before their departure to England for a 18 month mission. After the meeting we went to their home for a lunching. Because of rainy weather they had to have everyone inside and that was quite a crowd but we still enjoyed visiting with the Hyer’s and the McHarry’s. Also Karen and Joseph Delosantos we there and it was fun to visit with them. We left there and went to Scott’s and Michelle’s for a few minutes and they gave me a Sheep Skin massage mat for a Father’s Day. We then went to Jeff and Gail’s to celebrate Ben’s Birthday. It was after 8PM when they put the children to bed. We then stayed and played games with Jeff, Gail and Marcy until 10PM. I took the trash out and we had to let Parris out for a few minutes. We are tending her as Sandi is at Girls Camp this week. I filled this journal entry out before we went to bed.
Monday, June 20, 2011
We slept in this morning. We just called it a day off and didn’t go anywhere until 5PM this evening. We watched a couple of movies on TV. This evening we went to Staples and purchased an external hard drive and then went out to eat at golden Corral. We recognized a gentleman there and so spoke to him and found it was Elis Kendrick who was in the Bishopric when we became engaged almost 53 years ago. It was good to speak to him.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
We slept in until 7:30 this morning. After breakfast I worked outside most of the day. I got the sprinkler pressure pump installed and operating. Mae came out and helped me weed the garden and I got water on it. I did get a 15 minute nap in after lunch but still came in very tired at 5:45 this afternoon. Bob and I went Home Teaching to Brother and Sister Thurman. We also took sister Johnstun a cutting of roses. They were not home so we just left them on their front door step and I called and left a message on their answering machine. Mae and I watched “Young Bess” on TV this evening before going to bed.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
I got up at 6:30 but let Bob and I mowed the lawns. This afternoon I went to Home Depot and returned a electrical tester as it didn’t work. I bought me a new tool box, a screw driver and a hose splice for a garden hose. Bob went gulfing with Grant this afternoon, so I did some more digging for the drain pipe. When Bob got back we tested and adjusted all the sprinkler heads. As we were finishing I stepped on a soft spot that was starting to balloon up. We dug down and found that a saddle clamp had given way and so we had to replace it. I took a shower and filled out this entry before we went to bed and watched another J.A.G. series. Mae has been busy all day on the computer.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
I got up at 6AM and Mae was already up. She didn’t sleep very well last night. I got on the computer and started backing up our data files so that we can send our laptop in for repairs. When I came to Mae’s picture file there is over 80,000 pictures. I just had to laugh at that many pictures. Bob and I went to Salt Lake and got my pickup as they can’t find anything wrong with it. I got gas in the truck and by the time I got home Mae had my lunch ready to take and also had lunch ready to eat before I went to get Randy. Randy and I went fishing at East Canyon and had a good afternoon. I caught 5 nice fish and Randy caught 3. We stopped at home and had Mae take pictures of us and the fish before I took Randy on home. Irven and Sandy were here when I got back and we visited with them for a while. It was good to see them but I was quite tired. Bob has the air conditioner on and it is quite cold down here.
Friday, June 24, 2011
I backed up the laptop computer on the new external hard drive so that we can send the computer into have it repaired. I did a little in the yard but mainly chased around trying to find things. Mae went with Georgia shopping from 9:30AM to 2:30PM. This afternoon Mae went with me to the FedEx in Layton to mail the computer. This evening we watched a movie. We started to watch a Netflix movie but the disk was broken so we watched one that we already have.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
I had written the entry for yesterday up but somehow I lost it on the desk top computer so I retyped it today.
This computer is crazy. I am not sure if it is working or not. Bob cooked fish and biscuits and gravy for breakfast. He cooked up the four fish that I brought home from Thursday and that was more than the four of us could eat. It was really good. I have worked outside most of the day. I finished digging the drain line trench that goes from the front door to almost the back fence. When we installed the drain line in the first place we crossed an abandoned irrigation pipe which raised the drain line a couple of inches. This worked ok but over time the rise caused debris to settle and plug the drain line. I dug the line out and broke the irrigation pipe allowing the line to be pushed down. I hope this will eliminate the plugging. I also took lowered the last 50 or so of the drain line so that we can till or plow that back area with out worrying about digging up the drain line. I also perforated that section of the line so that it can drain out better. After getting this job completed I got things loaded into the pickup to attend the family party at Rick and Georgia’s. This evening was very fun to have many family members in attendance. Rick and Gerogia really went all out. I tried to get Rick to let me spell him off at the grill but he wouldn’t. It was 11PM when we got home. Mae and I had stayed and help clean things up.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Although we were still tired we got up and got ready for Church. We had a lady call us concerning the float tub we put in KSL.COM. After getting it out they called back and had decided that it would be too large for their boat also. Meetings went well. Bob prepared dinner for us and that as normal was very good. Mae and I took a nap this afternoon. This evening Scott and his family came over and we grilled chicken and hot dogs for dinner. It was very nice outside so we ate out there. It was after 9 when they left and we finished cleaning up. We read a couple of days of Mike’s journal that he sent home to Becky and she forwarded it on to us. It sounds like he is having a great time there in China. It’s late so we will retire now.
Monday, June 27, 2011
I woke early and went back to sleep in the recliner. We got up about 7AM. Mae made waffles and scrambled eggs for breakfast. I called JW Tractor Service to see what happened Saturday. He had called but it must have been when I we working out back and Mae must have also been out. Anyway he came by this morning and said that he would till the area that I want done for $125 so I told him to do it. He suggested that I spray the weeds and then water the area so that it will till good. He will plan on being here on Thursday if the parts come in for his tractor. I bought a sprayer and sprayed the weeds. I also cleaned up some trash, mainly pieces of wood. I put the water on the area and will let it run until morning. This afternoon I got the boat ready to go for tomorrow. I also brought up the tent trailer and set it up so that we can get it ready to go to Lava next week. I went to bed about 8:30PM so that I can get up at 3AM to go fishing.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Randy and I went fishing at Strawberry Reviver. I got to Rand’s about 4:30AM. We had a good day; Randy caught two that he could keep and one that we had to release. I had to release 4 beautiful cutthroat trout because they were over 15 inches and kept two cutthroat and two rainbow trout. The wind came up and got so strong that we headed for the dock. When we got out of the canons to the open water the waves really got rough so I had to go to the south bank and then follow the south and east shore back to the marina. It was after 9PM before I got home. After getting home I was told the Patriarch Elwood Johnston was in the hospital with blood clots in his leg. I was very tired so we soon went to bed.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
We got up early to attend the Temple. I was really tired and was afraid that I would just sleep through most of the session. Mae drove to the Bountiful Temple and I did sleep on the way down. We were asked to be Session Witness’s. That kept me alert and we really enjoyed the session and the Great Spirit that we felt there. We came straight to our chapel so that we could attend the funeral services for Sister Miriam Virginia Fairman Johnston. She was a fine member of our Ward and a Sister-in-law to Patriarch Johnston. We were glad that we had supported the family in attending the services. There wasn’t a lot there. When we got to the chapel I realized that I had left my glasses at the Temple. When we got home from the funeral I called and found that security had found my glasses and I could pick them up later. We had a few chorus to take care of around the house before we then went back to the Temple for my glasses. Nick called and we decided to go fishing tomorrow. When we went to the Temple for my glasses, I had Mae go in for them and I waited in the car outside the Temple. Mae was in there for over 45 minutes before they were able to find them. We went into the McKay Hospital to visit Patriarch Johnston and found that he had been released earlier. We went out to eat at the Chuck-A-Rama. After dinner we stopped at Home Depot for some parts to repair the trolling plate on my boat as in the wind yesterday, we were blown into shore and bent the plate pretty bad. We stopped by the Johnston’s and gave them some fresh peas and a fish. I filled out yesterdays and today’s journal entry before we went to bed. Good night!
Thursday, June 30, 2011
I started working on my boat this morning. Bob cooked fish, biscuits and gravy for us for breakfast. JW Tractor Service came while we were eating and start tilling the back lot. He really did a good job and I was happy to get it done for the $125.00 for that was much cheaper than I could have rented the equipment for. I finished repairing the trolling plate and with Bob’s help got it reassembled. Mae and I weeded the garden. I then got ready to go fishing. Nick came about 1PM and we went up to East Canon Reservoir. We were able to get a camp spot for tonight only as the park is completely reserved for the weekend. After setting up the tent we started fishing. We had good luck and caught our limits. We cleaned and fillet the fish and cooked three of them for our dinner. As soon as the sun went down it turned quite cold. It was a moonless night and the stars were so bright.


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Apprenticeship and education and training national success rates tables with supporting guidance
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Man sets ablaze in-laws’ house
Five suffer burn injuries, two critical
by SiddipetIn a shocking incident, a man poured turpentine oil on the house of his in-laws and set it on fire. Five people including wife and children suffered serious burn injuries and they were shifted Gandhi Hospital. Condition of two persons was stated to be critical
According to K Ravinder, Circle Inspector Toguta, one Ch. Lakshmi Rajam, married to Vimala of Khammampalli village in Kondapaka mandal under Toguta police station limits for about 12 years had some marital dispute with wife and a case was registered in Siddipet police station.
Late on Thursday night, Lakshmi Rajam forcibly entered the house of his in-laws, poured turpentine and set it on fire. Vimala, her children and in-laws who were sleeping were seriously injured in the blaze.
The injured were identified as Vimala (31) her brother John Raj (35), his wife Rajya Lakshmi (25), Vimala’s daughter Pavitra (12) and son Jayaram (10). Condition of Vimala and John Raj was stated to be critical. It was stated that they had received more than 60 per cent burn injuries.
Lakshmi Rajam fled the place after the incident and the police are yet to nab him. Toguta police registered a case and are investigating
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[gecode-users] Compilation problem with GecodeJ 1.0.0 (debian linux)
Patrick Pekczynski
pekczynski at ps.uni-sb.de
Wed Oct 4 18:41:47 CEST 2006
Salut Stéphane,
> Hi,
>
> I have the following error when executing an example with GecodeJ :
>
> GecodeJ/release-1.0.0/$ java -Djava.library.path=. examples.Queens
> Gecode native code library failed to load.
> java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
> /home/szampelli/UCL/Recherche/Code/GecodeJ/release-1.0.0/libgecodejava.so:
> /home/szampelli/UCL/Recherche/Code/GecodeJ/release-1.0.0/libgecodejava.so:
> undefined symbol: _ZTIN6Gecode6Search10MemoryStopE
Joining the new GecodeJ - hype ;-) I had exactly the same problem where
java complained about
undefined symbol: _Z.....someGecodefunction.......
Somehow I realized that I still had configured my Gecode version I'm
working at using
--enable-static --disable-shared
I just gave it a shot and recompiled Gecode with the standard configure
options, that is
--enable-shared [ turned on by default]
Afterwards I recompiled GecodeJ and checked that all the paths are ok,
that is
PKG_CONFIG_PATH having the path to the installation directory of the
gecode.pc for setting up the libs and
LD_LIBRARY_PATH having the path to libgecodejava and the path to the
Gecode libraries
so the funny thing was using shared libraries instead of static ones the
GecodeJ interface worked out beautifully
using something like
java examples/Money
as described in the documentation.
As I do not know what your "configure"-options were I was just guessing
you did the same and I hope that
I could help you out on that one.
Maybe you can post them here, if this does not help you.
Best regards
Patrick
PS: Bonjour à Pierre, Jean et Grèg
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[Gecode] Made archives private
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Tue Feb 3 09:23:02 CET 2004
Hi!
Yesterday I noticed that google has found the archives of this mailing list. I
think it might be a good idea to make the archives private (only available
for subscribers) as long as gecode is not released.
This message is basically a test to see if the private archive works.
Regards,
Guido
--
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Mum's clever ketchup money saving hack helps her cut down on household bills
Michele Black decided to switch bottles of the 650g bottles of the Heinz ketchup priced at £2 for Aldi's Bramwells which costs only 45p for 560g
by Brendan McFaddenA mum has revealed how she saved money by switching Heinz Tomato Ketchup for a cheaper Aldi version to save cash — and her family didn't know the difference.
Michele Black previously bought bottles of the 650g bottles of the Heinz favourite priced at £2.
To cut down on her household bills she has been topping up empty Heinz bottle with Aldi's Bramwells ketchup which costs only 45p for 560g and served it up at a Sunday family dinner.
Michelle shared her money saving trick on the Aldi Shoppers UK Facebook group where people said they had adopted similar methods to save cash.
"Tonight before dinner I filled an empty Heinz bottle with Aldi sauce,' Michele said.
"The husband and son both used it and as they take on EVERYTHING, near enough,' Michele wrote in a post which gathered more than 500 likes.
"Not one has mentioned it tasting different, and although I don't take it unless on sausages, neither can I.
"Win win for me, I think."
According to the Daily Mail, one user replied they did not stop at just sauces but had extended to other household items, writing: "I do it with everything, cereals, sauces, shampoo, shower gels.
Another added: "I've done this for years. No comments ever."
Heinz ketchup created in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1869 and is the best selling brand of ketchup.


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Outputs random integers from a uniform distribution.
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instead.
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method, the second argument to .trigger()
can become useful. For example, suppose we have bound a handler for the custom
event to our element instead of the built-in click
event as we did above:
$('#foo').on('custom', function(event, param1, param2) {
alert(param1 + "\n" + param2);
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Using feed-forward neural networks were first seriously applied to modeling natural language by Yoshua Bengio in 2003 . Bengio used a feed-forward network, where each word in the vocabulary is mapped to a \(m\)-dimensional vector in a continuous vector space.
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Open Angel Arena 7.7.0 Update
General Changes
If a change introduced in 7.25 or 7.25a is not mentioned in these patch notes it means it was added without adjustments.
Item Changes
Boots of Travel:
No longer has an active. (7.25)
Upgrades Town Portal Scroll while equipped. Reduces its cooldown to 40 seconds, allows it to target units, and does not consume a charge on usage. (7.25)
Movement speed increased from 20% to 25%.
Greater Travel Boots (upgraded travel boots with a core) still has an active and doesn't upgrade Town Portal Scroll. If you want to teleport to heroes you still need to use this item.
Greater Travel Boots cooldown reduced from 75/65/55/45 to 40 seconds at all levels.
Greater Travel Boots doesn't share cooldown with Town Portal Scroll.
Mjollnir:
Town Portal Scroll:
Item Cost increased from 50 to 90. (7.25)
Hero Changes
Batrider:
Firefly movement speed reduced from 5%/10%/15%/20%/30%/40% to 4%/8%/12%/16%/24%/32%. (7.25)
Flamebreak impact damage unchanged: 50/75/100/125/250/500.
Beastmaster:
Base attack speed increased from 100 to 110. (7.25)
Wild Axes damage type changed from Physical to Magical. (7.25)
Wild Axes debuff duration increased from 10 to 12 seconds. (7.25)
Wild Axes no longer pierce Spell Immunity. (7.25)
Bloodseeker:
Bloodrage heal when killing heroes reduced from 13%/17%/21%/25%/35%/45% to 10%/15%/20%/25%/35%/45%. (7.25)
Bounty Hunter:
Aghanim Scepter Upgrade
REWORKED
: Now applies Jinada gold steal to Shuriken Toss, increases cast range to 650 and lowers cooldown to 6. (7.25)
Shuriken Toss mana cost changed from 135 to 120/125/130/135/145/155. (7.25)
Level 15 Talent changed from +50 Attack Speed to +150 Shuriken Toss Damage. (7.25)
Level 20 Talent changed from +225 Shuriken Toss Damage to +60 Attack Speed. (7.25)
Brewmaster:
Primal Split cooldown changed from 140/130/120/110/100 to 120 seconds at all levels.
Primal Split Fire brewling damage increased from 80/160/240/480/720 to 80/180/280/580/1080.
Primal Split Fire Permanent Immolation damage interval changed from 1 to 0.5. (7.25)
Level 20 Talent increased from +1500 Health to Primal Split Units to +1750. (7.25)
Level 25 Talent increased from -65s Primal Split Cooldown to -85s
Chaos Knight:
Reality Rift cast range rescaled from 475/550/625/700/775/850 to 550/600/650/700/750/800. (7.25)
Clinkz:
Burning Army damage increased from 26% to 30%. (7.25)
Crystal Maiden:
Freezing Field Scepter Frostbite timer reduced from 2.5 to 2 seconds. (7.25)
Dark Seer:
Surge movement speed changed from 70% to +250. (7.25)
Surge cooldown unchanged: 16/14/12/10/10/10 seconds.
Level 10 Talent changed from +90 Damage to +125 Ion Shell Radius. (7.25)
Dazzle:
Aghanim Scepter Upgrade
REWORKED
: When you cast an ability, you automatically launch an attack on 8 enemy units (up to 800 units away). (7.25)
Level 10 Talent reduced from +75 Damage to +60. (7.25)
Death Prophet:
Exorcism now provides a 20% movement speed increase. (7.25)
Ember Spirit:
Searing Chains cooldown reduced from 14/12/10/8/8/8 to 11/10/9/8/8/8 seconds. (7.25)
Searing Chains mana cost changed from 110 to 80/90/100/110/220/330. (7.25)
Searing Chains total damage increased at OAA levels from 450/1000 to 600/1200.
Level 10 Talent increased from +275 Flame Guard Absorption to +500.
Enigma:
Black Hole damage increased from 50/100/150/400/650 to 100/150/200/400/650. (7.25)
Black Hole max channel duration reduced from 4.5 to 4 seconds.
Grimstroke:
Phantom's Embrace rend damage increased from 80/170/260/350/700/1070 to 120/200/280/360/720/1440. (7.25)
Gyrocopter:
Flak Cannon cooldown reduced from 30 to 20 seconds. (7.25)
Flak Cannon duration reduced from 15 to 10 seconds. (7.25)
Flak Cannon attack count unchanged: 3/4/5/6/10/14.
Call Down cooldown increased from 55/50/45/40/40 to 90 seconds at all levels. (7.25)
Call Down first missile damage rescaled from 150/350/600/850/1100 to 150/350/550/1150/1750.
Call Down second missile damage increased from 100/200/300/500/700 to 200/350/500/950/1400.
Level 20 Talent increased from -25s Call Down Cooldown to -50s. (7.25)
Huskar:
Berserker's Blood max attack speed rescaled from 160/220/280/340/380/420 to 140/200/260/320/380/440. (7.25)
Juggernaut:
Aghanim Scepter Upgrade
REWORKED
: Grants Swift Slash. Performs a mini omnislash that lasts 0.8 seconds. Cast Range 650. Cooldown 15s. Manacost 100. (7.25)
Keeper of the Light:
Level 10 Talent changed from +250 Health to -3s Blinding Light Cooldown. (7.25)
Legion Commander:
Level 15 Talent increased from +150 Overwhelming Odds Hero Damage to +160.
Leshrac:
Agility gain increased from 2.3 to 2.8 (7.25)
Pulse Nova activation mana cost increased from 70/90/110/200/300 to 70/90/110/220/330.
Pulse Nova mana cost per second increased at level 6 from 200 to 240.
Pulse Nova damage per second increased from 100/140/180/360/580 to 100/180/260/500/740.
Lycan:
Feral Impulse health regen increased from 1/3/5/7/17/27 to 2/6/10/14/22/30.
Shapeshift duration increased from 18 to 22 seconds. (7.25)
Level 15 Talent reduced from +15 Feral Impulse HP regen to +13.
Magnus:
Shockwave slow duration increased from 0.75 to 0.9 seconds. (7.25)
Mars:
God's Rebuke scepter now always lowers the cooldown rather than just during Arena of Blood. (7.25)
God's Rebuke scepter cooldown from 1.4 to 3.5 seconds. (7.25)
Mirana:
Sacred Arrow base damage increased from 40/120/200/280/560/840 to 60/150/240/330/660/990. (7.25)
Sacred Arrow bonus damage reduced from 180/200/220/240/480/720 to 180/190/200/210/310/410.
Total damage difference is: +20/+20/+20/+20/-70/-160.
Nature's Prophet:
Wrath of Nature cooldown increased from 60 to 85 seconds. (7.25)
Wrath of Nature now provides you with +4/5/6/7/8 attack damage per unit killed for 50 seconds. (7.25)
Wrath of Nature damage increased at OAA levels from 370/510 to 410/710.
Wrath of Nature scepter damage increased from 140/230/310/510/680 to 135/230/325/610/895.
Night Stalker:
Movement speed increased from 295 to 300. (7.25)
Strength gain reduced from 3.2 to 3. (7.25a)
Void damage unchanged: 125/200/275/350/500/1100.
Dark Ascension cooldown increased from 90 to 110 seconds.
Level 25 Talent increased from -40s Dark Ascension Cooldown to -60s. (7.25)
Level 25 Talent reduced from +110 Hunter In The Night Attack Speed to +100. (7.25a)
Pudge:
Flesh Heap now provides 8%/10%/12%/14%/18%/28% Magic Resistance instead of health regen. (7.25)
Pugna:
Nether Ward mana drain increased from 0.3%/1%/1.7%/2.4%/3.8%/5.2% to 0.6%/1.2%/1.8%/2.4%/4.2%/7.2%
Life Drain cooldown reduced from 22 to 7 seconds. (7.25)
Life Drain damage reduced from 175/400/625/1300/2425 to 150/300/450/900/1650.
Life Drain Scepter now also increases damage to 200/400/600/1200/2400. (7.25)
Queen of Pain:
Shadow Strike movement speed slow increased from 35%/40%/45%/50%/55%/60% to 35%/45%/55%/65%/70%/75%.
Shadow Strike initial damage increased at level 6 from 375 to 500.
Shadow Strike damage per interval changed at OAA levels from 150/375 to 180/360.
Sonic Wave cooldown unchanged: 90 seconds.
Rubick:
Fade Bolt mana cost increased from 120/130/140/150/200/250 to 135/140/145/150/200/250. (7.25)
Sand King:
Caustic Finale slow duration increased from 3 to 3/3.5/4/4.5/5/5.5 seconds. (7.25)
Caustic Finale now reduces attack speed as well: -15/-20/-25/-30/-60/-120 (7.25)
Caustic Finale debuff duration increased from 4 to 6 seconds.
Shadow Demon:
Demonic Purge damage increased from 250/350/450/650/1050 to 300/400/500/800/1100. (7.25)
Demonic Purge maximum slow increased at OAA levels from 80% to 90%/100%.
Silencer:
Intelligence steal is still innate.
Slark:
Pounce scepter distance reduced from 1200 to 1100. (7.25)
Snapfire:
Added Scepter ability, Gobble Up. Allows you to swallow an allied creep or hero and spit it towards enemies, stunning enemies in the area for 1.5 seconds and leaving a glob on the floor dealing 100 DPS for 3 seconds. Units can stay in his belly up to 3 seconds. Impact radius 400. Cooldown 40 seconds. Cast Range 150. (7.25)
Scatterblast cooldown increased from 10 to 13/12/11/10/10/10 seconds. (7.25)
Sniper:
Headshot damage rescaled from 30/60/90/120/180/270 to 20/50/80/110/170/290. (7.25)
Assassinate Scepter cast time reduced from 1 to 0.5 seconds. (7.25)
Spectre:
Shadow Step scepter ability cooldown reduced from 70 to 35 seconds. (7.25)
Spirit Breaker:
Aghanim Scepter Upgrade
REWORKED
: Increases Charge of Darkness movement speed by 100 and reduces cooldown. (7.25)
Wraith King:
Vampiric Aura lifesteal and damage on your hero is now 1.5x (7.25)
Vampiric Aura lifesteal reduced from 6%/12%/18%/24%/30%/36% to 5%/10%/15%/20%/25%/30%. (7.25)
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,
provides a variety of specialized text editors and command-line
shells. All of these are derived from the Edit class, and therefore
inherit all of its features. They add a wealth of featues such as
syntax-sensitive indentation and coloring, automatic documentation
generation, and source code compilation.
Documentation available:
- User's guides
- Guides to the individual text editor and shell widgets. These
guides are also available from the Help menu within the Tycho GUI.
- Class documentation
- Documentation for all of the text editor and shell classes,
generated from the source code by the
tydoc
utility.
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Run Experiment
Overview
This feature allows you to run experiments where segments of your traffic get the page rewritten with different settings in order to figure out which filters work best for your site. It reports to your Google Analytics account, storing data in a custom variable or content experiment.Configuration
To run an experiment you must set several options in the configuration file. First, you turn on this feature and tell it your Web Property ID:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedRunExperiment on ModPagespeedUseAnalyticsJs off // use ga.js ModPagespeedAnalyticsID UA-XXXXXXX-Y
- Nginx:
pagespeed RunExperiment on; pagespeed UseAnalyticsJs off; pagespeed AnalyticsID UA-XXXXXXX-Y;
This will enable several filters needed for experiments including
the Insert Google Analytics filter to insert
the ga.js
tracking snippet into each page. If you already have a
tracking snippet on your pages, the lowest risk option is to remove it so that
the one PageSpeed inserts is the only one. If you do choose to leave your
existing snippet, PageSpeed will attempt to modify it to add experiment
tracking. If you've customized your snippets you should manually verify that
the modified snippet is still correct.
To disable experiments and experiment tracking you can set RunExperiment to 'off':
- Apache:
ModPagespeedRunExperiment off
- Nginx:
pagespeed RunExperiment off;
- Apache:
ModPagespeedEnableFilters insert_ga
- Nginx:
pagespeed EnableFilters insert_ga;
Once you have turned on RunExperiment and set your Google Analytics id you can set up an experiment. For example, to test how much PageSpeed is speeding up your site you can apply optimizations for only half your visitors:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedExperimentSpec id=1;percent=50;default ModPagespeedExperimentSpec id=2;percent=50
- Nginx:
pagespeed ExperimentSpec "id=1;percent=50;default"; pagespeed ExperimentSpec "id=2;percent=50";
Each ExperimentSpec
defines an experimental treatment or
specification. We only insert experiment tracking for users that fall into a
defined group, so you should define both an experiment group and a control
group. The specification is a semicolon-separated list of settings. Some
settings are required:
id
- A positive integer, unique across all experiments. You can't reuse ids from one experiment to the next; every id must be unique. If you stop running an experiment that had three experiment specs 1, 2, and 3, then your next experiment should start with id 4 or higher.
percent
- An integer between 0 and 100 indicating what
fraction of users should receive this treatment. If the sum
of
percent
over all treatments is less than 100 then the remaining users will be assigned to 'no experiment' and continue seeing what they usually would. If the sum exceeds 100 it will report an error when parsing the config file.
ExperimentSpec 1 above adds the optional setting default
, described
below, which tells PageSpeed to apply just the filters and settings
it would normally apply. ExperimentSpec 2 specifies nothing and so turns off
all filters.
To report on these settings, PageSpeed will inject JavaScript into the page to send data to your Analytics account. It will set one of the following for each visitor:
_gaq.push(['_setCustomVar', 1, 'ExperimentState', 'Experiment: 1']); _gaq.push(['_setCustomVar', 1, 'ExperimentState', 'Experiment: 2']);
In addition to id
and percent
described above, there
are additional optional settings intended to give you a way to test many
settings you could set in the configuration file:
default
- Apply the filters and settings that would
normally apply. Warning: prior to <IP_ADDRESS> this setting could not be
used in combination with any others. It would override any other
configuration specified in the experiment spec, and the other settings
would be silently ignored. This meant that
in
default,enabled=remove_comments
theenabled=remove_comments
would have no effect. As of <IP_ADDRESS>, however, it is now safe to combinedefault
withenabled=
,disabled=
, oroptions=
, and it indicates that the current non-experiment options should be used as a starting point. For example, indefault,enabled=remove_comments
, you would now get the expected result of server default filters and options, plusremove_comments
. Note thatlevel=
may still not be used withdefault
.
While all the other settings are in the formkey=value
, as inpercent=42
, this setting has no 'value' and is justdefault
. level
- Set
the
RewriteLevel
. enabled
- A comma-separated list of filters explicitly
enabled. For example,
enabled=rewrite_images,inline_js
. Equivalent toEnableFilters
. disabled
- A comma-separated list of filters explicitly
disabled. Equivalent
to
DisableFilters
. options
- A comma-separated list of options to set. For example, options=JpegNumProgressiveScans=5,WebpRecompressionQuality=72.
ga_id
- The Google Analytics ID you would like the data of
this experiment reported to. If not specified, this experiment will use
the Analytics ID specified with
AnalyticsID
. slot
- Google Analytics provides five slots for custom
variables. Here you specify which custom variable slot you would
like to use. The default is slot 1, but you can change this setting
globally with:
ExperimentVariable 2
Visitors are assigned to ExperimentSpecs on a week-to-week basis. This means that when you finish one experiment and start another, it will take up to a week for repeat visitors to be assigned to the new experiment.
Starting in <IP_ADDRESS> you can test experiment configurations on a live site
before assigning anyone to them by creating them initially with a percentage of
'0%' and then visiting the page
with ?PageSpeedEnrollExperiment=<experiment_id>
. This will
set a cookie that assigns you to the group you're trying to test. You can stop
running this test by deleting the PageSpeedExperiment
cookie or
loading the page with ?PageSpeedEnrollExperiment=-1
.
Examples
Run an experiment on 30% of visitors where half get the default configuration and half get no filters. Use Google Analytics ID UA-XXXXXXX-Y to run the experiment, and default to logging the experiment information into custom variable slot 1:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedRunExperiment on ModPagespeedAnalyticsID UA-XXXXXXX-Y ModPagespeedExperimentSpec id=1;percent=15;default ModPagespeedExperimentSpec id=2;percent=15
- Nginx:
pagespeed RunExperiment on; pagespeed AnalyticsID UA-XXXXXXX-Y; pagespeed ExperimentSpec "id=1;percent=15;default"; pagespeed ExperimentSpec "id=2;percent=15";
Run an experiment on 30% of visitors where:
- One tenth of visitors get the default configuration.
- One tenth get a new configuration which has the core filters
plus
inline_preview_images
andremove_comments
withoutrewrite_javascript
, with AvoidRenamingIntrospectiveJavascript disabled, and a CSS inlining limit of 4kB. - One tenth get no filters.
- The remaining 70% aren't included in the experiment.
- Apache:
ModPagespeedRunExperiment on ModPagespeedAnalyticsID UA-XXXXXXX-Y ModPagespeedExperimentVariable 3 ModPagespeedExperimentSpec id=3;percent=10;default ModPagespeedExperimentSpec id=4;percent=10;level=CoreFilters;enabled=inline_preview_images,remove_comments;disabled=rewrite_javascript;options=AvoidRenamingIntrospectiveJavascript=off,CssInlineMaxBytes=4096 ModPagespeedExperimentSpec id=5;percent=10
- Nginx:
pagespeed RunExperiment on; pagespeed AnalyticsID UA-XXXXXXX-Y; pagespeed ExperimentVariable 3; pagespeed ExperimentSpec "id=3;percent=10;default"; pagespeed ExperimentSpec "id=4;percent=10;level=CoreFilters;enabled=inline_preview_images,remove_comments;disabled=rewrite_javascript;options=AvoidRenamingIntrospectiveJavascript=off,CssInlineMaxBytes=4096"; pagespeed ExperimentSpec "id=5;percent=10";
While the RunExperiment feature supports testing many changes, as shown above, the discipline of changing only one variable at a time helps you see the effect and know where it's coming from. The only drawback is that sometimes two filters are more useful in combination, such as minification and inlining, where minifying brings resources down to the inlining threshold.
There is also a tradeoff with the experiment percentages: a larger percentage means you will collect sufficient data for meaningful results more quickly but it also affects more of your users. If you're testing manually with query parameters to be sure your settings aren't making things worse for you, the downside of running with large experiment percentages is low. While you may not have determined the ideal settings right away, you're unlikely to have made things much worse.
Reporting
After you have been running an experiment for 24 hours Analytics will have results for you. The screenshots below walk through the process of creating a custom report to view them.
Set up advanced segments
- Advanced segments let you label fractions of your traffic. To view speed results broken down by experiments you need to add segments for each experimental group. Click here to import a segment for a sample experimental group.
- If prompted, log into Google Analytics:
- Select the profile that your experiment data was collected under, enter
a name for the segment, and click Create Advanced
Segment:
- On the next screen you can adjust this custom segment to fit your
situation. If you used a custom variable slot other than the default,
which is 1, change Custom Variable (Key 1)
and Custom Variable (Value 01) to the appropriate values.
Where it says Experiment: 1 replace 1 with the experiment
id you used. You also need to change FuriousState (our
initial code name) to ExperimentState.
- Click Save Segment.
- Repeat these steps for the rest of your experiment ids.
Add advanced segments to the speed report
- Click All Accounts.
- On the dropdown menu click the name for your profile. In the screenshot
below this is labeled your profile name [DEFAULT].
- Click Standard Reporting:
- Click Content
- Under Content click Site
Speed and then Page Timings to bring up
the Site Speed Page Timings page:
- Click Advanced Segments.
- Under Custom Segments you will see the segments you added
above. Check the boxes next to them and click Apply:
- This takes you to back to the Site Speed Page Timings page.
Examine experimental results
- The Explorer tab shows average timing
information both overall and, below, per-url:
- Averages can be misleading, however, because one user who suffers
abnormally high latency before the onload event will have an outsize
effect on the average. Unless your sample is very large, such users can
make an experiment falsely appear to be a success or failure. To overcome
this problem a histogram is helpful. Click
the Performance tab to see page load times grouped into
intervals.
- To see more fine grained timing detail, click the + icon next to any histogram interval to expand it.
- In this experiment PageSpeed appears to have moved about 8% of visits from the 1-3 second category to the 0-1 second one. For a simple mostly-text site running only the core set of filters, this is a reasonable result. As a next step the webmaster of this site might examine the filter list to determine if there are filters that are not in the core set which might be good targets for future experimentation.
- The Explorer tab shows average timing
information both overall and, below, per-url:
Integration with Google Analytics Content Experiments
Note: New feature as of <IP_ADDRESS>
The usage described above reports experiment results to a custom variable in
Google Analytics. As of <IP_ADDRESS> PageSpeed supports reporting experiment
results to a GA Content Experiment. To do this, set up a
server-side
content experiment. When setting this up GA will tell you an "Experiment
ID" (which PageSpeed calls ContentExperimentID
) and, for each
variation, a "Chosen Variation Index" (which PageSpeed
calls ContentExperimentVariantID
). Tell PageSpeed about these via
the options=
parameter in the ExperimentSpec
:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedExperimentSpec id=1;percent=15;options=ContentExperimentID=ID:ABC123,ContentExperimentVariantID=1;default ModPagespeedExperimentSpec id=2;percent=15;options=ContentExperimentID=ID:ABC123,ContentExperimentVariantID=2
- Nginx:
pagespeed ExperimentSpec "id=1;percent=15;options=ContentExperimentID=ID:ABC123,ContentExperimentVariantID=1;default"; pagespeed ExperimentSpec "id=2;percent=15;options=ContentExperimentID=ID:ABC123,ContentExperimentVariantID=2";
While you can use the Content Experiment integration with
either ga.js
or analytics.js
we recommend
using analytics.js
if possible. Not only is ga.js
obselete, with Content Experiments it requires PageSpeed to insert a blocking
script, which slows down your page.
Technical Implementation
When a visitor first arrives on a site with this feature enabled PageSpeed
chooses an experiment from among the ExperimentSpecs. If you are running your
experiments on less than 100% of your visitors, some will be assigned to "no
experiment", which PageSpeed represents as id=0
. It generates the
page in accordance with the ExperimentSpec and then sets a cookie valid for one
week, so that on future page loads it knows which ExperimentSpec to apply to
this visitor:
Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 14:19:43 GMT Server: Apache/2.2.14 (Ubuntu) Accept-Ranges: bytes Set-Cookie: PageSpeedExperiment=3; Expires=Thu, 17 May 2013 14:19:43 GMT; Domain=.www.example.com; Path=/You can test this on your site with the
curl
program:
$ curl -D- -o /dev/null http://yoursite ... Set-Cookie: PageSpeedExperiment=1; ... ... X-Mod-Pagespeed: ... ...
If you don't see a Set-Cookie
header in the output, this feature
isn't set up properly. If you don't see an X-Mod-Pagespeed
header
(Apache) or an X-Page-Speed
header (Nginx), PageSpeed isn't running
at all. On each page PageSpeed adds some JavaScript to set a Google Analytics
custom variable:
_gaq.push(['_setCustomVar', 1, 'ExperimentState', 'Experiment: 4']);
While it does try to detect when a page already is using Google Analytics and
add to it only what it needs, this is imprecise and can get it wrong. We
recommend that you let PageSpeed insert the only snippet. If you need to
call other
tracking methods, for example to set
the sample
rate for your site, you can do this by adding to the _gaq
array
within <head>
. The code to do this for setting the site
sampleRate to 80% would be:
_gaq = _gaq || []; _gaq.push(['_setSampleRate', '80']);


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