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Friday, August 01, 2008
I got up for a few minutes and read my scriptures. Mae then got up and I went back to bed and slept until 9:30AM. Mae had breakfast ready when I got up. Bob had moved the lawns and Mae had trimmed about half of the yard. I was hurting so I took a pain pill and it really helped me. After breakfast I started work on Bob and Carroll’s micro-wave oven and then reinstalled the cabinet above the desk. I didn’t work very fast but got it done. This evening we watched a couple of shows on TV while Mae did some ironing. I then did some work on my history and after having Mae do some editing for me sent another couple of stories to my family. It was almost mid-night when we got to bed.
Saturday, August 02, 2008
I woke with quite a bit of pain. Today the pain pill did not do much for me. I took care of my rabbits and got some things ready for our trip on Monday. We attended the Baptismal service for Kylan Scott Browning at 2PM. I was asked to give the invocation and Mae was asked to give a talk. It was also an honor to be a witness of my Grandson’s Baptism. Scott performed the ordinance and also Confirmed Kylan a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Ladder Day Saints. Mishelle had done a lot of preparation for this event. They held a lunching after the services and Mishelle had again decorated the table and gone to a lot of effort to make today special for Kylan. I couldn’t help comparing these preparations to the day that I was baptized. It was two or three months my Birthday that I was Baptized as it was forgotten about. My Primary teacher is the one that arranged and took me to the Stake Center in Driggs where I was baptized with several other youth. None of my family attended and the next day Uncle Albert confirmed me during Fast and Testimony meeting. Again I do not remember of any of my family being there. I hope Kylan will remember this special day held for him. On the way home, Mae and I stopped at Irven and Sandy’s. Mae went on to the Store and I adjusted Irven and Sandy’s air conditioner. After we got home I started on the computer. Bob called and said there was a good movie on channel, “Princes Dearia”. We just started watching it when Irven and Sandy came over. Sandy wanted to talk to me about building a new snowie cart, for them. I told her it first depended on my health and then we could look at it. I did watch the show and talked to her during the commercials. After the show, I worked on this journal entry while Mae did more preparations for tomorrow and Monday.
Sunday, August 03, 2008
I didn’t feel very good this morning but we got up and left for Stockton shortly after 9AM. Mae went out and fed my rabbits this morning. We stopped at Scott’s and had Kylan and Ashley ride with us. We were early so it gave us time to speak to Bishop Hogan before the meeting. It was a special privilege to bless Emma Jean. During the Testimony portion both Mae and I bore our testimonies. After meeting we went to JaNae and Brad’s where we had lunch and visited. After everyone else left Mae and I went for a ride with Brad. He took us around the area and showed us a lot that he wants to buy if he can sell his house. It would put him a little higher on the hill and he wants to build a little different home. I think we were both tired when we got home. I know that I was. Mae got us something to eat and then got some things ready for tomorrow.
Monday, August 04, 2008
We set the alarm for 6AM but had a hard time getting up. I think if Mae had not made the bed I would have gone back to bed. After breakfast we started packing for the trip. Mark gave me a hand outside with the trailers and packing things out. That sure helped me. I don’t think I am in quite as much pain to day as I have been. It was after noon when we got away from the house. We stopped at a Sub-Way and got Mae a sandwich and me a salad. We had to get natural gas and then we went over to Sportsman Warehouse and bought some boots for Mae to use if we use the float tubs. We had to detour through South Weber due to road construction on Riverdale. It was 2PM when we actually got on the road. We stopped in Evanston and filled with natural gas there. It was 6PM when we got to the camp at Flaming Gorge. We realized that we had forgotten some items so I called Bob and had him get them for us and put them with our boat so when Sandi and Nick got the boat they would bring those items also. We got the tent trailer fairly well set up and organized this evening. The batteries, on the trailer, were low so we had to run the generator. Maybe they are getting old. I filled in today’s journal entry and worked a little on my personal history before we turned the generator of and went to bed. We set out and watched the stars for a while but were so tired it was hard to get up and go in to bed. The temperature was very mild and easy to sleep with out covers.
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
During the night the temperature dropped and we had to cover up a little. We woke about 6AM and soon got up. I went to the showers and not only showered but washed the jump suite that I wore yesterday. Mae had forgotten to bring me very many changes. Sandi and Nick didn’t get here until later so about 10:30AM we ate breakfast and then cleaned up. Mae is reading her scriptures now so I am working on the computer for a while. After Sandi and Nick got settled we played the game of Mexican Dominoes and Mae won that. This afternoon we went out fishing but only caught one fish and Sandi caught it. It was quite small so she let it loose. Before going to bed we played a game of Marbles, and Nick and I won. This broke a three game loosing series.
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
I set the alarm to wake at 4AM but then after I had shut it off, I was not sure if it had gone of or if I had been dreaming that it went of. When I got outside to and turned on the flash light on it was only 3:15PM. I had woke with a dream. I did go back to sleep for a hour. Nick and I left to go fishing at 6:15AM and it took us about 1 ˝ hours to get to Lucerne Valley Marina. We fished until after noon and caught only one fish each. We looked into moving our camp sight to the Lucerne area but we didn’t like the campground. When we got back to our camp it was raining.  It turned out well. Nick, Sandi, Mae and I played a came of marbles and this time Nick and I won.
Thursday, August 07, 2008
Nick and I had to be at the Marina outside of Manila by 6:30 AM, so we had to get up early. We met Jim Williams there and he was our guide for a fishing trip to fish for lake trout. He furnished all the equipment and took us out. This was my Christmas gift form my family this last Christmas. Jim instructed us on how to stand, how to hold the pole and what to look for in a strike. Jim had the equipment and know just how to use it. Jim said that we would fish the Lusern Bay and when we got to the area that he selected, Jim searched for the fish using a sonar fish finder. He started out with Jigging with a white rabbit skin lour. By watching the sonar, Jim could see our lour drop and would tell us when to stop the drop and then we would slowly and evenly reel back up. We had fished for a couple of hours before Nick caught the first fish. A while later with out any strikes Jim had us switch techniques and we drug a lour on the bottom of the lake. Nick caught a fish on that technique and I had one hit. About 12:30 we switched back to jigging and about 1PM Nick caught a third fish. We fished until 2PM and quite. I was very disappointed that I didn’t catch anything.
When we got back to camp it was raining.  I also wrapped some sweet potatoes in tin foil with butter and seasoning and cooked them on the top of the Dutch oven. It was very good. We played games before going to bed.
Friday, August 08, 2008
After breakfast this morning we took the boat out for a ride and then did some fishing. We caught a few fish, let one loose and lost one large one when it tangled in the down rigger cable. We anchored the boat for a while and Mae and Sandy went in swimming.  However this morning was quite hot, so swimming felt good. I finally went in skinny dipping on the opposite side of the boat. After cooling off we went back to camp and started packing. The weather changed and it started raining shortly after we got back. We flayed and cooked the fish and ate and finished packing in the rain. We left about 3:30PM but stopped for gas and gifts before going on home. We stopped in Evanston for gas and something to eat before going on home. it was after 10PM when we got home. Nick and Sandi arrived there before we did because I had to stop for natural gas. When Nick tried to get the boat through the gate it was on to much of an angle so he didn’t dare to go futher so waited for me to get there. it was probably 10:30PM before Nick and Sandi left for home. Nick has to leave for work by 3AM. It was a late night before we got to bed.
Saturday, August 09, 2008
I woke at 5AM and couldn’t go back to so when Mae got up at 8AM she had me lay back down. I slept for a little while. We spent the day unpacking from our Flaming gorge trip and repacking for our trip to Arizona. Bob help me unpack and put away camping items, the boat and the camp trailer. We had to set up the trailer and let it dry out before putting it away. I caught my journal up this evening and then we went to the store for toiletries to travel with. Mae gave me a hair cut and I showered before we went to bed. We had planned on going to bed about 8PM but it was after 11PM before we made it.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
We got up at 4:15AM in order to be ready to leave by 6AM. Bob drove us to the airport. We used the curbside check-in so we were able to walk straight down to the gate area with a stop at security. That went ok but it still bothers me that we are loosing our freedoms because or government’s incapability’s. We flew with Delta flight 4005 leaving SLC at 8:39AM and arriving at Phoenix shortly after 9AM. Shellie was there to pick us up and take us to their place. I lay down in the recliner and soon went to sleep. Mae woke me for breakfast. We then attended Church in their new Ward. It was just divided last week so there was very few positions that were staffed. Temporary instructors had been asked to fill in and the Block went well. This afternoon we all went into the pool to cool off. The water was 92 degrees but just getting wet cooled us off.
Monday, August 11, 2008
I woke early and took a shower.  Shellie had found weevil in many places in the house. Shellie had been asked to help with props for a youth program and she made some drums from some cans and leather a Sister in the Ward had brought over to her. The cans were in a garbage bag when they were brought to Shellie and she just stored them in her pantry. The cans had not been cleaned out properly and Shellie found that they had weevil in them and it spread through out her pantry and were spreading into the house. We spent most of the day helping to clean out the pantry and wipe down every shelf. We went through all the storage and discarded those items that were infected with weevil and cleaned the rest. Shellie was informed that Windex glass cleaner would kill the weevil so we wiped everything down with Windex. What a job! Mae and I took time to go grocery shopping to get some things for us to eat on out diet. I did take a short nap this afternoon. This evening I put on the DVD with the story of “The Dairy of Ann Frank”. It was a story of some Jews that hid out in Holland during the 2nd World War. The remained hidden until a short time before the war ended but all of them except one was killed or died in German prison camps before the war ended. I played six games of solitary on the computer before I quite to get ready for bed. The reason for so many was that the first five beat me before I really got started. We were late getting to bed. My feet and legs are hurting quite a bit today.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
I woke about 6 and was up for a while reading my scriptures. I went back to bed and slept for more than a hour. Shellie is still cleaning to get rid of the weevil. Mae is baking cookies for Garrett’s open house this weekend. I did some planning to build some scenery frames for Shellie. I then worked on my computer for a while. Mae and Shellie went shopping so while they were gone I watch the movie “House Boat” with Gary Grant and Sophia Loren. We tried adding three blocks of ice to the pool to cool it off a little and I think it did help some. We swam and relaxed in the pool before dinner. Roy grilled salmon while Shellie and Mae prepared the trimmings. We ate out by the pool and enjoyed a nice evening. After dinner I played a game of solitary on the computer and then Shellie, Jase and I played a fishing game before Jase went to bed. Shellie, Roy, Mae and I watched the House Boat before going to bed.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
I got up about 6AM and read for a while before taking a shower. I then lay back down and went to sleep until 10:45 when Mae woke me for some breakfast. My feet are hurting quite a bit today. I have a hard time not becoming discouraged. I tried to save some rice but as I got into the sack I found more weevils. We have sure discarded a loot of food trying to get ride of the weevil. I drove down to a church and checked the doors to see the maximum size we can make the backdrop for Shellie. Roy bought the materials to build the frames to hold Shellie’s backdrop, so I have worked on that today. This evening we also watch the movie “Support Your Local Sheriff”.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
We got up earlier this morning so that we could take the scenery over to the Stake Center and set it up. We were over there until lunch time so on the way home we stopped at Sub-Way and ate lunch. I took a nap this afternoon. Mae and Shellie baked more cookies for the open house. After dinner this evening Garrett, Roy and Shellie had appointments to meet with their Bishop. The Bishop just wanted to have one last interview with Garrett but for Shellie he called her to be a teacher in the Relief Society. Shellie was pleased with that calling. We read scriptures with the family and then Shellie had them all go to bed.  It made it quite interesting to walk around on the board. The game was quite intense but in the end I won. When we came in Roy and Mae were watching a show on TV so I set down to watch the end of it with them. Garrett then came home with friends so we turned it off and when to bed.
Friday, August 15, 2008
I woke about 6 AM and after reading my scriptures, I showered and shaved and then went back to bed for an hour. Shellie is very concerned about the weevil that is in her house. She has cleaned and thrown out a lot of product that still has weevil in it. I did some checking about the control of the weevil and found that heat and freezing of product does little to clean up the problem. I got on the inter-net and found some products that are made to control weevil but before I ordered them the Exterminator that Shellie has contracted for pest control came and he feels that he can control them. I am glad that I didn’t place the order but I did print some information that I gave to Shellie so that if this company doesn’t control them she can look at a second product. Mae and I played a game of Rummy and Mae won. I watched a DVD that I had seen before. Mae took Kevis over to spend some time with him. Mae fixed the items for a chef salad and I bought a couple of pizzas for dinner. Shellie, Kevis, Mae and I played a game after we ate dinner. I gave Mae a hair cut this afternoon. Mae and I went swimming before going to bed.
Saturday, August 16, 2008
This morning when I woke I was in general pain. It is not an unlivable pain but very uncomfortable. Shellie found lots more weevils in the house this morning. It is really upsetting to her. I spent sometime on the internet trying to find a solution for the problem. Being that I am not aquatinted with the business in Arizona I tried to call Steve Regan Company in Salt Lake but they are closed on Saturdays. I next tried to call Wade Bitner but his phone has been temporarily disconnected. I then called Vern Pankratz but he was out so he called me back in a few minutes. It was good to talk to him.  He did not have a suggestion to solve the weevil problem but he said that he would try to contact someone else and then would get back to me. I called Bob to give him our airline flight information for Monday. He said that I can not leave the house again. His garage door is not working and the hot water heater went out the other day and he had to pay some one to install a new one. Shellie and I went to Costco this afternoon for some groceries. On the way we stopped at a Bug & Weed store and bought some spray that should kill the weevil. When we got home Shellie started packing everything in the pantries and moving it out. Mae and I helped her. We then sprayed around all the base boards and all the shelves in the pantries. We finished about the time we had to leave for the plays that Quint and Kevis were involved with all day. The sound system was very poor and so we really didn’t enjoy the plays. Mae and I brought the boys home while Roy and Shellie stayed to help remove the props. When we got home we opened all the windows and turned on the ceiling fans to air the house out from the bug bombs that was set in the house. When we got home Mae and the boys started putting things away. I set down for a minute and the next thing I know Mae was getting me to go to bed. Mae didn’t come to bed until 12:30AM.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
I got up at 7:15AM and Shellie was already up and going. As soon as I got showered and dressed I went in and helped her. After breakfast Mae and I helped her in food preparation. Roy seems to have other things to do over helping his wife, but as David told me “Fathers never think there is a man good enough for his daughters. We left for church a little early so we could get a seat in the front of the chapel. Garrett gave a very good talk only he was cut a little short on his time. We enjoyed the meetings. When we came home we started right in to prepare for guest to come. I am not sure that the open house is in keeping with the instructions given to us by our Prophets. We sure had a lot of food prepared but we had a lot of people come to show support for Garrett and Shellie and Roy. At 8PM the Stake Presidency and the Bishop came to the house. The Stake President first had a final interview with Garrett. He then had a meeting with all the family. He had Grandma Browning open the meeting with prayer. He then asked Grandpa Browning to bare his testimony, followed by one of his counselors, their Bishop, then from Shellie and followed by Roy. The Stake President then had Garrett come forward and had his counselors, the Bishop, Roy and I join him as he ordained Garrett an Elder called to serve in the Kennewick Washington Mission. I gave Garrett a very special blessing in the prayer. It was a very special evening. After the Stake Presidency and Bishop left we still had some food to put away. It was late by the time we finally got to bed.
Monday, August 18, 2008
We got up about 7AM and got our things packed up to go home. After getting some breakfast, Shellie drove us to the airport. We flew Delta from Phoenix to Salt Lake leaving at 12:40PM and Getting to S.L. about 3PM. Bob and Carroll picked us up at the S.L. Airport and brought us home. It is sure nice to get home. The Comcast system is down and the repairman was to be here by 5PM but we called at 6PM and he won’t make it until 7PM but it is now 7:30PM and no one has come yet. We watched a DVD on the Clergies as well as almost all our Founding For Fathers and their belief in Jesus Christ. About 8PM the repairman came a repaired our Comcast connections. It seems that some one had gone past the power pole in the front of the house and cut the cable leading to the house. We finished watching our DVD and then went to bed.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
I for up at 5:45AM and started getting ready to attend a In-service Training Class for the School District that is mandatory for all School Bus Drivers to take on a yearly basics. It lasted all day. When I got home Veldon and Patsy Seymore had gotten to our place. They were released form their Mission Service yesterday and wanted to go with us to get Garrett form the Air Port. Mae made a nice salmon dinner this evening. Veldon and I then went outside and got their RV set up for tonight. Veldon, Patsy, Mae and I drove to the S.L. Airport and picked up Garrett at 8PM. We brought him here at our place for the evening and will take him to the M.T.C. tomorrow morning. It was a good evening visiting with Patsy and Veldon this evening. We didn’t get to bed until 11PM.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
We had to get going this morning so we could take Garrett to the MTC in Provo. Mae and I prepared breakfast of omelets and muffins. We left shortly after 9 AM and got to the MTC before 11AM. I don’t know when Garrett had started this time of reading the Book of Mormon but as we drove he was reading the last four pages of it to finish his goal of reading the Bock of Mormon one more time before entering the MTC. I sure feel a great feeling of pride for this young man who is prepared to serve our Lord. We had time to take pictures before going in for the orientation. The meeting was special and at the conclusion it was both joyous and sad to have Garrett leave. I think he will sure be a great missionary. On the way home we stopped and had lunch at the Chuck-A-Rama in Bountiful. We then stopped at some friends of Patsy and Veldon’s that lived in Kaysville. When we got home Patsy and Veldon went to their motor home and took a nap while Mae and I lay in our bed and took a nap. This evening the four of us played games, ate some salad for dinner and visited. It was after mid-night before we went to bed.
Thursday, August 21, 2008
We didn’t get up until after 8AM but it felt good to sleep in. I fed the rabbits and brought the water bottles to wash them. Bob and Mark helped me level the rabbit pens and put them back against the fence to stop them from blowing over again. Mae fixed a nice breakfast for and we visited for a while with Veldon and Patsy while we ate. Veldon and I moved their RV over so I could get my boat out. They will leave the RV here for a day or two and just return here to sleep. I helped Bob set up his shad tents and figure what we need more for them. He and I took my boat down to Randy’s and left it there and then went to Nuts & Bolts and got some parts. We also went over to the Chevron on 21st street and filled my truck with natural gas. Mae had gone Visiting Teaching today. When I got back we fixed some lunch and then I set in the chair and took a nap. Bob and I worked on his garage door opener but I think the opener is broken. This evening Mae and I watched a show on TV before going to bed.
Friday, August 22, 2008
I got up at 3:15AM and was down to Randy’s about 5AM. We went up to Strawberry reservoir fishing. Fishing was slow today and I caught three that were keepers and Randy caught one that we kept. David called me and asked how I was doing. When I told him that I was fishing he asked how it was and just then a fish hit so I had to call him back. I got a call form the bus shop asking if I could start driving Monday and I said I could. We left the reservoir at 1:30PM but due to an accident on the highway and highway construction it took us about 45 minutes to get to the summit. That normally is less than a 10 minute drive. We did get down to the bus shop in time for me to get my route sheets. I then stopped and filled the truck and boat with gas before taking Randy home. Veldon and Patsy still have their RV in the driveway so I left my boat at Brother and Sister Fallis’s, in their back yard. Mae had dinner ready when I got home. I then took a shower and cleaned us while Mae cleaned up the dishes. We then watched a DVD before going to bed.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
We were later getting up. We fixed some breakfast of baked fish and invited Patsy and Veldon to eat wit us. After breakfast I helped Veldon get his RV and car hooked up so they could leave for home. I had fed my rabbits before breakfast. Mae left for a wedding shower for Lindsey Tew. I made some calls about the bus route for Monday. Bob asked if I could get our children’s addresses for Sherrie so she could sent them wedding invitations. I got those addresses from our Christmas card list. That way I could print them for them. Bob had me take he and Carroll to Ogden to buy Cherrie a gas range for their wedding gift. We then took it down to Sherrie’s house and I helped install it. I came home and had just walked in the house when Sister Fallis called and said that they had a secondary water line break and water was running into their basement.  They said they could take care of it from there. I went over to Best Buy in Riverdale and bought a GPS system. I then went over to the Clearfield Job Center to see if I could find the bus I am to drive on Monday but the gates were closed and I haven’t been given a gas card for it yet so I couldn’t get in. I worked with my GPS for a while trying to load my bus route but didn’t get it right so went home and worked on it a while. Mae came home and we ate some dinner. We then got ready and went to a Wedding reception for Rachel Stevenson. It was a very nice reception and we enjoyed visiting with several people that we know there. I filled in my journal and played some solitary on the computer before going to bed.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
I got up and was at the Church at 8AM and helped set up chairs. When I got home Mark was trying to set the timer on the sprinkler system. He is concerned because the sprinklers get his car wet. I don’t know how to help him but he was setting the timer wrong. Mae and I walked to meeting. The meetings went well. We had some lunch and then I tried to set my GPS but only became frustrated. I finally went into Best Buy and got help. When I got back home I worked with it longer. David and his family stopped by so David helped me for a while. They stayed and we enjoyed visiting for a while. They left about shortly after 7PM. Mae then went with me and we tried to drive the route. The GPS didn’t work very well and went off several times. We finally put each address in separately and made it through most of them but came up with some hard places to get the bus into with out backing and that worries me. One address we could not find and another I think is a wrong address. It was 10:45PM before I quite and will have to check it out in the morning with Dispatch. I just hope for the best tomorrow.
Monday, August 25, 2008
I was up shortly after 4AM so I could get to the bus shop. The route went well although we got lost on one stop. In between morning run and the afternoon run I helped Mae make tomato juice, ate lunch, fed the rabbits and took a 15 minute nap. The after noon run also went well with less confusion than this morning. I brought my boat back from the Fallis’s. we watched a couple of shows o TV before going to bed.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Mae talked me into sleeping in until 4:30AM this morning so I really had to hurry to get to the bus this morning. Of course I got reading my scriptures this morning and didn’t realize the time going by. Mae jumped up and fixed me some breakfast so things worked out ok. The bus run went very well this morning. When I got back to the bus lot I washed the bus and then went through the inside and washed all the windows along with some other areas that really needed cleaning. My bus looks much better when I left. When I got home Mae had already fed my rabbits, so I just went out and checked them and gave them some apples that had fallen from the trees. I picked some vegetables from the garden and came in and fried some summer squash for lunch. After eating lunch I took a nap for an hour. Mae needed to take her pressure cookers to Farmington to have them checked so she took me over to the bus compound. She then went on to Farmington and did the things that she wanted and then met me back at the bus compound when I finished the route. We got to the school in good time but the one girl did not come out, nor was there a teacher out there. My assistant went into the school but could not find help.  On a regular route we could have just left when our time to leave was up but with Special Ed students you can’t do that. We lost over 20 minutes because of that. Mae was waiting for me when I got back. We called Nancy and let her know that we would be late for our appointment. After I was checked by Fran I left and went to the Family History Center. However I didn’t get much done there because they couldn’t find their records of us taking the Legacy class in April. I went back and got Mae and we came on home. I studied the lesson out of the Ensign and Bob and I went Home Teaching. It was after 9PM when we got home. I finished this journal and we went to bed.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
I woke at 4:15AM and had to hurry to be ready for my bus run. I did get some reading done before getting ready. I am sure enjoying the study of the scriptures. I am continually amazed at the simplicity of the Gospel and the Plan of Salvation. It just makes common sense while nothing else holds water. The runs went well today. I did get a short nap about noon but was awaken by a phone call from the District asking me to come back down to get a retake of my picture for my employee I.D. badge. I went right down and was almost late getting back for my afternoon run. I came home right after finishing my run and checking in with the shop on a couple of things. I showered and got dressed as did Mae so we could go into the Family History Center in Ogden and this time was able to get the Legacy hand book. We left there and went to the Ogden Temple and went through the 7PM endowment session. Although I was tired I really enjoyed the session. I found my self meditating as to the purposes and meanings of the ceremony and really appreciated that opportunity. As we prepared to leave the Temple I thought about my family and took the time to enter each of them onto the prayer roll. It was 9:30PM when we got home and soon went to bed after filling out my journal entry for today. As I lay down again my mind went to my family. Oh the concerns and worries and wonders if we taught them right?
Thursday, August 28, 2008
I woke at 4AM still with concerns for each of our children and then to add to that I have one student on the bus that I am afraid may be a problem. How to handle it? On our rout this morning I took the time at the pickup of Matthew Williams to get of the bus and visit with Matt. I ask him; “Where does a 2,000 lb gorilla sleep?” When he didn’t know I replied; “Any where he wants.” I then explained that my job as a bus driver is to get the children to and from school safely. I explained the size of a school bus and the distance it takes to stop that bus at 30 MPH. Yesterday because he and Brandon was horse playing and I look in the mirrors to see what was going on at the same time the traffic light changed yellow, I had to apply the brakes hard to stop. Then a second time I had to call into the shop and while talking there, Pat my assistant said something to me and between the two things at the same time, I stopped just a second short of making a turn. This made the turn much more difficult to complete the turn. I was trying to empress on him the need for the students to remain reassembly orderly so that as the bus driver I could give my attention to handling the bus. Well that seemed to help going to school but this after noon as we came into the bus loading lot we could see Matt hitting Brandon with his book bag. Pat called Matt down about doing that. That seemed to set it off and Matt became quite mouthy to everything Pat would say. Pat finally asks me to pull the bus over, which I did as soon as I could do so safely. We had to set there several minutes waiting for Matt to calm down. At one point, Matt slammed his fist into the window. When things settled down somewhat, we continued on. When we got to the stop for Matt, Pat got of the bus and talked to Matt’s Mother. His mother recommended that we write Matt up and turn it into the Principle. Pat said that she would write it up this evening and I could read and sign it in the morning.
Mae was gone shopping, to a chiropractors appointment and to have her hair done, so she was gone all afternoon and evening. I spent a lot of time trying to get maps and directions for my next weeks bus runs.
Friday, August 29, 2008
My assistant Pam, didn’t get the incident report filled out and this morning Matt was very humble so we will let it waite with just a verbal warning. The run went well as did the afternoon run. I did take a nap when I got home. I helped Mae put up tomato juice before my afternoon run. Mae was about ready when I got home and we drove to Mike and Becky’s so that we can watch David play football this evening. Because we are over 65 years old we were able to get in the game free. David did get to play quite often but there are only three players that are not seniors. It was good to see him play but the team is not the best or at least didn’t play well tonight. I felt that the quarterback had very bad passing ability with the exception of the one pass into the end zone and because of the ability of the receiver American Fork made a touch down. When we got back to Mike’s home, Mike, Becky, Mae and I played a game of Rook. Mike and I won that game.
Saturday, August 30, 2008
We got up about 6 AM and came on home. Mike got up early as he had to help his Father-In-Law move a table. Jeff and Gail brought their children over and Mae tended them while Jeff and Gail did something together. Jeff has been working long hours for several days now so it gave them an out. Rich and Lois came and stayed with us today. We sure enjoyed being with them. This afternoon we attended Sherry’s wedding. It was nice and we just hope they will be able to have a good marriage. When we came back home Rich, Lois, Mae and I played more Mormon Bridge. We also played a game of Knock.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
I woke about 7AM and got up. I went into the sunroom to read my scriptures and noticed that the yard was a mess of broken branches and leaves. The wind must have blown quite hard last night. I then noticed that the rabbit pens were blown over. I had to get Mark and Bob to give me a hand to tip them up again. The rabbits were ok. Mae and I stayed home from church. We cooked fish and eggs for breakfast. Bob prepared dinner for all of us at noon. Rich, Lois, Mae and I went to church at Devin and Betsy’s ward as their son Josh spoke prior to his mission call and their daughter Deviny spoke at her return from Twang Mission. Both did very well but you can sure see the difference in a pre-missionary and a returning missionary. We came home and got a dinner ready for shortly after we got home Scott’s family came over and a little later Jeff family came. We had them for dinner and sure enjoyed being together with them. Scott went out with me and we tied the rabbit pens to the fence to stop them from being blown over again. It rained the rest of the evening. After eating we played a game of Mormon Bridge before all our family went to their homes. I loaned Jeff our projector as he and Scott wanted to use it tonight. Mae and I watched a DVD on our TV in our bedroom before going to bed.


For pre-receive hooks which are allowed to be configured at the repo level, you can set enforcement
PATCH /repos/:owner/:repo/pre-receive-hooks/:pre_receive_hook_id
{
"enforcement": "enabled"
}
Status: 200 OK
{
"id": 42,
"name": "Check Commits",
"enforcement": "enabled",
"configuration_url": "https://github.example.com/api/v3/repos/octocat/hello-world/pre-receive-hooks/42"
}


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Water can increase satiety and boost your metabolic rate. The timing is important too, and drinking water half an hour before meals is the most effective.
Drinking water has been found to increase blood flow to the skin and may help improve skin density. By hydrating your skin, water also reduces toxin-caused blemishes - it works better than any moisturiser!
Higher fluid intake increases the volume of urine passing through the kidneys, which dilutes the concentration of minerals, so they are less likely to crystalise and form clumps.
Physical performance can suffer due to dehydration. Proper hydration helps keep joints lubricated and muscles more elastic so joint pain is also less likely.
Increasing fluid intake is often recommended to fight constipation, as water encourages regular bowel movements.
Alcohol consumption leads to dehydration as alcohol is a diuretic (makes you lose more water than you take in). The more water you drink, the more fluids you replace and the better you will feel. While nursing a bottle of water the next morning will certainly
help your hangover, this method is best used preventatively.
Dehydration can affect your mood and make you feel sad, grumpy and confused. Water stimulates the flow of nutrients and hormones that release feel-good endorphines.
Studies show that even mild dehydration can impair many aspects of brain function. Water is required by every cell in the body and important for all body functions. It helps transport oxygen and nutrients critical to the brain for optimal function.


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| lib/common | 51.49% | 104/202 | 33.59% | 43/128 | 54.05% | 20/37 | 52.13% | 98/188 | |
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| lib/components/btn | 38.46% | 15/39 | 26.83% | 11/41 | 44.44% | 4/9 | 31.43% | 11/35 | |
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| lib/components/em | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
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| lib/components/h | 100% | 8/8 | 41.18% | 7/17 | 100% | 1/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/header | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
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| lib/components/link | 10.26% | 4/39 | 14.63% | 6/41 | 0% | 0/9 | 11.43% | 4/35 | |
| lib/components/load | 14.29% | 5/35 | 24% | 6/25 | 0% | 0/12 | 16.13% | 5/31 | |
| lib/components/lowercase | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/mark | 100% | 8/8 | 41.18% | 7/17 | 100% | 1/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
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| lib/components/ol | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/pagination | 7.46% | 5/67 | 8% | 6/75 | 0% | 0/17 | 8.62% | 5/58 | |
| lib/components/quote | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/radio | 20% | 4/20 | 20.69% | 6/29 | 0% | 0/10 | 30.77% | 4/13 | |
| lib/components/select | 33.92% | 96/283 | 34.6% | 73/211 | 35% | 14/40 | 34.77% | 89/256 | |
| lib/components/small | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/statistic | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
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| lib/components/tab | 5.63% | 4/71 | 15.38% | 6/39 | 0% | 0/17 | 6.45% | 4/62 | |
| lib/components/textarea | 11.76% | 4/34 | 17.14% | 6/35 | 0% | 0/12 | 16% | 4/25 | |
| lib/components/textcenter | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/textcolor | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/textinput | 12.5% | 4/32 | 17.14% | 6/35 | 0% | 0/17 | 22.22% | 4/18 | |
| lib/components/textleft | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/textright | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/tip | 4.96% | 6/121 | 7.41% | 6/81 | 0% | 0/21 | 5.22% | 6/115 | |
| lib/components/u | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/ul | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/components/uppercase | 50% | 4/8 | 35.29% | 6/17 | 0% | 0/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| lib/utils | 9.03% | 14/155 | 8.62% | 5/58 | 8.33% | 2/24 | 9.33% | 14/150 |


In 1965 semiconductor pioneer Gordon Moore predicted that the number of transistors contained on a computer chip would double every year. This is now known as Moore¡¯s Law, and it has proven to be somewhat accurate. The number of transistors and the computational speed of microprocessors currently doubles approximately every 18 months. Components continue to shrink in size and are becoming faster, cheaper, and more versatile. With their increasing power and versatility, computers simplify day-to-day life. Unfortunately, as computer use becomes more widespread, so do the opportunities for misuse. Computer hackers¡ªpeople who illegally gain access to computer systems¡ªoften violate privacy and can tamper with or destroy records. Programs called viruses or worms can replicate and spread from computer to computer, erasing information or causing malfunctions. Other individuals have used computers to electronically embezzle funds and alter credit histories (see Computer Security). New ethical issues also have arisen, such as how to regulate material on the Internet and the World Wide Web. Long-standing issues, such as privacy and freedom of expression, are being reexamined in light of the digital revolution. Individuals, companies, and governments are working to solve these problems through informed conversation, compromise, better computer security, and regulatory legislation. Computers will become more advanced and they will also become easier to use. Improved speech recognition will make the operation of a computer easier. Virtual reality, the technology of interacting with a computer using all of the human senses, will also contribute to better human and computer interfaces. Standards for virtual-reality program languages¡ªfor example, Virtual Reality Modeling language (VRML)¡ªare currently in use or are being developed for the World Wide Web. Other, exotic models of computation are being developed, including biological computing that uses living organisms, molecular computing that uses molecules with particular properties, and computing that uses deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), the basic unit of heredity, to store data and carry out operations. These are examples of possible future computational platforms that, so far, are limited in abilities or are strictly theoretical. Scientists investigate them because of the physical limitations of miniaturizing circuits embedded in silicon. There are also limitations related to heat generated by even the tiniest of transistors. Intriguing breakthroughs occurred in the area of quantum computing in the late 1990s. Quantum computers under development use components of a chloroform molecule (a combination of chlorine and hydrogen atoms) and a variation of a medical procedure called magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to compute at a molecular level. Scientists use a branch of physics called quantum mechanics, which describes the behavior of subatomic particles (particles that make up atoms), as the basis for quantum computing. Quantum computers may one day be thousands to millions of times faster than current computers, because they take advantage of the laws that govern the behavior of subatomic particles. These laws allow quantum computers to examine all possible answers to a query simultaneously. Future uses of quantum computers could include code breaking (see cryptography) and large database queries. Theorists of chemistry, computer science, mathematics, and physics are now working to determine the possibilities and limitations of quantum computing. Communications between computer users and networks will benefit from new technologies such as broadband communication systems that can carry significantly more data faster or more conveniently to and from the vast interconnected databases that continue to grow in number and type. |


“Unnecessary beefing is your hobby but we don’t have time for you” – Social media users blast Manifest for teaming up with Kelvyn Boy to diss Stonebwoy
by Adu SarpeahManifest for some time now has literary become a “lawyer of beef” who is hired by artistes to bring down the hard-earned reputation of other artistes into disrepute.
For the purpose of clarity, let me take you back to the time Strongman and rapper Medikal engaged themselves in a fierce lyrical war. In the course of the banter, Manifest teamed up with Strongman and came out with a song titled “Ups & Down”.
Although the lyrical content of “Ups & Downs” has an element of positivity, however no one can dispute the fact that it has an element of diss aimed at Medikal.
Now, Strongman and Manifest beef have been quashed as we speak, but issues about Kelvyn Boy and Stonebwoy have become the talk of Ghana.
“Yawa No Dey” happens to be the title of the and analysing the lyrical content of the trending vibe, no one needs a rocket scientist to assert that the duo recorded the song with Stonebwoy in mind.
It’s at the back of Manifest’s readiness to support an artiste to diss one another that social media users have descended heavily on the self-acclaimed godMC to do better going forward.
Check out the screenshot below:


Winston Peters’ ‘fake news’ attack video: a close analysis
by Toby ManhireWhat, for example, is a pitchfork wrapped in tinsel doing over there, leaning up by an umbrella? Toby Manhire writes a speculative article.
A tumultuous week for Winston Peters and his New Zealand First Party has seen story after story raise troubling questions around donations. He’s not happy about it.

What do you do when you can’t get the cut-through you’re seeking with your totally calm responses like calling the media werewolves and psychos while your personal lawyer warns of suing opposition MPs for 30 million dollars?
You turn to the most valuable weapon in the contemporary politician’s toolbox.
You go the people direct.
You do a tweet.
This was Winston Peters this morning:
Sorry, not that one.
Not that one, either.
Here it is:
Actually, watching it again it’s not so much a direct appeal to the people as a direct appeal to the media.
Sitting at his desk in his seventh floor Beehive office, Peters begins by giving Simon Bridges a bit of stick for being “hypocritical” and insisting NZ First have “met all the requirements” of electoral law. Then he directly addresses, nay lambasts, the media, who reported extensively on the Serious Fraud Office launching an investigation into loans to the National Party, for failing to report on the Serious Fraud Office launching an investigation into loans to the National Party.
“My advice to the media is, get some serious education on the electoral law of this country and stop writing these speculative articles which do your profession no credit,” he says.
“Fake news is not good enough.”
And, look, he doesn’t quite go so far as to urge a draining of the swamp, or call the press the enemy of the people or go full hairdryer with a Nooah Quiid Proah Quoah but there are still many months till the election, so don’t touch the dial, psychos.
Meantime, let’s examine the scene.
A map of the world and a travel bag
And a map of the world with New Zealand at its centre, no less. Add to that what looks like a quality travel bag and you know you’re dealing with the wellspring, the prince of the nation’s diplomacy. Indeed, Peters is en route this very moment to Japan, where he will attend the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Nagoya. It’s a significant moment for New Zealand’s geopolitical status to be at such a gathering, and a reminder that there are more important things than squabbles between the NZ First leader and the press.
Wait.
“For the first time ever NZ will attend the G20 Foreign Ministers’ meeting,” said Peters in a separate tweet. “So we’re off to try and sort out the world. When we get back we’re going to sort out the media.”
Save the manumea poster
A framed poster, declaring “I’m saving the manumea” backs the campaign to rescue the national bird of Samoa from the brink of extinction. There are said to be fewer than 200 still around.
According to reports the handsome bird has been ravaged by hunting, deforestation, predators, psychos and werewolves.
Just visible to the left of the deputy prime minister’s ear is a carving of uncertain provenance – from the Cook Islands, maybe?
The safe
The safe is open. What has he taken out of there? An ancient letter from Helen Clark that he sometimes keeps in the car boot? A sign with the word “No” on it? Is it a secret portal to the dark shadow of the New Zealand First party? Probably just some travel documents, but I’m scared all the same.
The cap
Puzzling. Winston Peters doesn’t wear hats, does he?

Please get in touch if you have any intelligence or guesses to improve the cap-based content of this speculative article.
A laugh
Just as Winston Peters is castigating the media for “writing these speculative articles”, he for some reason breaks into laughter. Why? Probably because it’s so serious it’s funny. Or a staffer is planking off-camera. Who cares, really: what a smile, the equal of any matinee idol; a kaleidoscope in these grey days; a grin to melt the iciest of hearts. Unexpectedly, Murray McCully didn’t achieve a lasting peace in the Middle Peace, but Winston’s smile could and I’m not even joking.
An umbrella and a pitchfork wrapped in tinsel
Correct, it’s an umbrella and a pitchfork wrapped in tinsel.
According to several experts, the umbrella is likely to be for use in the rain, and no reasonable person would want to see one of the country’s finest heads of hair sullied by Wellington weather.
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The pitchfork is less easily explained – at least until you get some serious education on the paranormal political realities of this country. For where there are werewolves and psychos everywhere you look, you’d be foolish not to keep a pitchfork handy. And it’s nearly Christmas.
The Spinoff has reached out to Peters’ office in the hope of confirming its tinsel-wrapped pitchfork speculation.
Update: Some actual facts, courtesy of Peters’ office, and the statement could not be more perfect: “The fork was a gift from staff in his ministerial office relating to a story of his childhood up in Northland he’d prefer to keep private, and ‘making hay while the sun shines’.”
 Apologies for killing the buzz on your otherwise exciting day, fork enthusiasts!


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This page will be a list of all of the apps that I have made. Similar to what is on James Clears books site


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Terminal Markdown Viewer

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Build StatusPyPI versionWhen you edit multiple md files remotely, like in a largermkdocs project, context switches between editingterminal(s) and viewing browser may have some efficiency impact.Also sometimes there is just no browser, like via security gateways offeringjust a fixed set of applications on the hop in machine.Further, reading efficiency and convenience is often significantly improvedby using colors.And lastly, using such a thing for cli applications might improve user output,e.g. for help texts.This is where mdv, a Python based Markdown viewer for the terminal might bea good option.
Terminal Markdown ViewerFeaturesAlternativesInstallationUsageCLIInlineSample Inline Use Case: click module docuCustomizationScreenshotsTODOCreditsUpdates
If markdown is often "simple" enough to be somewhat readable on 256 color terminals (except images that is).
from### Source
# Header 1
## Header 2
### Header 3
#### Header 4
##### Header 5
###### Header 6
```python
""" Test """
# Make Py2 >>> Py3:
import os, sys; reload(sys); sys.setdefaultencoding('utf-8')
# no? see http://stackoverflow.com/a/29832646/4583360 ...
# code analysis for hilite:
try:
from pygments import lex, token
from pygments.lexers import get_lexer_by_name, guess_lexer
```
| Tables | Fmt |
| -- | -- |
| !!! hint: wrapped | 0.1 **strong** |
!!! note: title
this is a Note
You can also use mdv as a source code viewer, best when you have docstrings with markdown in your code:from~/terminal_markdown_viewer $ cat setup.py
#!/usr/bin/env python2.7
# coding: utf-8
"""_
# Mdv installation
## Usage
[sudo] ./setup.py install
----
"""
from setuptools import setup, find_packages
import mdv
setup(
name='mdv',
version=mdv.__version__,
(the '_' after the docstring telling mdv that markdown follows)mdv is a proof of concept hack: While for simple structures it does its job quite well, for complex markdown you want to use other tools.Especially for inlined html it simply fails.FeaturesTons of theme combinations: mdv ships with > 200 luminocity sorted themes, converted from html themes tables to ansi. Those can be combined for code vs regular markdown output...AdmonitionsTables, incl. wide table handling avoiding "interleaving"Somewhat hackable, all in one moduleUseable as lib as wellFile change monitorText wrappingSource code highlighterLittle directory change monitor (cames handy when working on multiple files, to get the current one always displayed)which can run arbitrary commands on file changeswhich passes filepath, raw and prettyfied content to the other commandNote: Poor man's implementation, polling. Check inotify based tools if you want sth better.AlternativesThe ones I know of (and which made me write mdv ;-) ):There are quite a few from the js community (e.g. msee, ansidown, ansimd and also nd which is great) but they require nodejs & npm, which I don't have on my servers. Also I personally wanted table handling and admonition support throughout and prob. too old to hack other peoples' js (struggling enough with my own). But have a look at them, they do some things better than mdv in this early version (I try to learn from them). Also this would be worth a look ;-)pandoc -> html -> elinks, lynx or pandoc -> groff -> man. (Heavy and hard to use from within other programs. Styling suboptimal)vimcat (Also heavy and hard to use inline in other programs)Summary: For production ready robust markdown viewing (e.g. for your customers) I recommend nd still, due to the early state of mdv. For playing around, especially with theming or when with Python, this one might be a valid alternative to look at.Installationpip install mdv
If you get no attribute HTML_PLACEHOLDER: update your markdown package.Here is a macport (thanks Aljaž).Manual Install: Requirementspython == 2.7 or > 3.5py markdown (pip install markdown)py pygments (pip install pygments)py yaml (pip install pyyaml)py docopt (pip install docopt)py tabulate (pip install tabulate)Further a 256 color terminal (for now best with dark background) and font support for a few special separator characters (which you could change via config).For light terms you'd just need to revert the 5 colors from the themes, since they are sorted by luminocity.I did not test anything on windows.Manual Install: SetupDistribution via setuptools. If setuptools is not installed, run:pip install setuptools
Use the setup.py provided inside, I.e. run:sudo ./setup.py install
(or ./setup.py install --user to install only for the current user)
UsageCLI
# Usage:
mdv [OPTIONS] MDFILE
# Options:
MDFILE : Path to markdown file
-A : Strip all ansi (no colors then)
-C MODE : Sourcecode highlighting mode
-H : Print html version
-L : Backwards compatible shortcut for '-u i'
-M DIR : Monitor directory for markdown file changes
-T C_THEME: Theme for code highlight. If not set: Using THEME.
-X Lexer : Default lexer name (default: python). Set -x to use it always.
-b TABL : Set tab_length to sth. different than 4 [default: 4]
-c COLS : Fix columns to this (default: your terminal width)
-f FROM : Display FROM given substring of the file.
-h : Show help
-i : Show theme infos with output
-l : Light background (not yet supported)
-m : Monitor file for changes and redisplay FROM given substring
-n NRS : Header numbering (default: off. Say e.g. -3 or 1- or 1-5
-t THEME : Key within the color ansi_table.json. 'random' accepted.
-u STYL : Link Style (it=inline table=default, h=hide, i=inline)
-x : Do not try guess code lexer (guessing is a bit slow)
# Notes:
We use stty tool to derive terminal size. If you pipe into mdv we use 80 cols.
## To use mdv.py as lib:
Call the main function with markdown string at hand to get a
formatted one back. Sorry then for no Py3 support, accepting PRs if they don't screw Py2.
## FROM:
FROM may contain max lines to display, seperated by colon.
Example:
-f 'Some Head:10' -> displays 10 lines after 'Some Head'
If the substring is not found we set it to the *first* character of the file -
resulting in output from the top (if your terminal height can be derived correctly through the stty cmd).
## Code Highlighting
Set -C <all|code|doc|mod> for source code highlighting of source code files.
Mark inline markdown with a '_' following the docstring beginnings.
- all: Show markdown docstrings AND code (default if you say, e.g. `-C.`)
- code: Only Code
- doc: Only docstrings with markdown
- mod: Only the module level docstring
## File Monitor:
If FROM is not found we display the whole file.

By default .md, .mdown, .markdown files are checked but you can change like `-M 'mydir:py,c,md,'` where the last empty substrings makes mdv also monitor any file w/o extension (like 'README').
### Running actions on changes:
If you append to `-M` a `'::<cmd>'` we run the command on any change detected (sync, in foreground).
The command can contain placeholders:
_fp_ # Will be replaced with filepath
_raw_ # Will be replaced with the base64 encoded raw content
of the file
_pretty_ # Will be replaced with the base64 encoded prettyfied output
Like: mdv -M './mydocs:py,md::open "_fp_"' which calls the open
command with argument the path to the changed file.
## Themes
### Theme Rollers
mdv -T all [file]: All available code styles on the given file.
mdv -t all [file]: All available md styles on the given file.
If file is not given we use a short sample file.
So to see all code hilite variations with a given theme:
Say C_THEME = all and fix THEME
Setting both to all will probably spin your beach ball...
### Environ Vars
`$MDV_THEME` and `$MDV_CODE_THEME` are understood, e.g. `export
MDV_THEME=729.8953` in your .bashrc will give you a consistent color scheme.
Regarding the strange theme ids: Those numbers are the calculated total luminocity of the 5 theme colors.Inlinemdv is designed to be used well from other (Py2) programs when they have md at hand which should be displayed to the user:import mdv
# config like this:
mdv.term_columns = 60
# calling like this (all CLI options supported, check def main
formatted = mdv.main(my_raw_markdown, c_theme=...)
Note that I set the defaultencoding to utf-8 in __main__. I have this as my default python2 setup and did not test inline usage w/o. Check this for risks.Sample Inline Use Case: click module docuArmin Ronacher'sclick is a great framework for writing larger CLI apps - but its help texts are a bit boring, intended to be customized.Here is how:Write a normal click module with a function but w/o a doc string as shown:@pass_context
def cli(ctx, action, name, host, port, user, msg):
""" docu from module __doc__ """
On module level you provide markdown for it, like:~/axc/plugins/zodb_sub $ cat zodb.py | head
"""
# Fetch and push ZODB trees
## ACTION: < info | pull | push | merge | dump | serve>
- info: Requests server availability information
(...)
which you set at click module import time:mod.cli.help = mod.__doc__
Lastly do this in your app module:from click.formatting import HelpFormatter
def write_text(self, text):
""" since for markdown pretty out on cli I found no good tool
so I built my own """
# poor man's md detection:
if not text.strip().startswith('#'):
return orig_write_text(self, text)
from axc.markdown.mdv import main as mdv
self.buffer.append(mdv(md=text, theme=os.environ['AXC_THEME']))
HelpFormatter.orig_write_text = HelpFormatter.write_text
HelpFormatter.write_text = write_text
The output has then colors:and at smaller terms rewraps nicely:Further, having markdown in the module __doc__ makes it simple to add into a global project docu framework, like mkdocs.CustomizationYou can supply all CLI args in $HOME/.mdv, in yaml format.More flex you have via $HOME/.mdv.py, which is execed if present, whenrunning main.Alternatively, in mdv.py you can change some config straight forward.# ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Config
txt_block_cut, code_pref, list_pref, br_ends = '✂', '| ', '- ', '◈'
# ansi cols (default):
# R: Red (warnings), L: low visi, BG: background, BGL: background light, C=code
# H1 - H5 = the theme, the numbers are the ansi color codes:
H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, R, L, BG, BGL, T, TL, C = \
231, 153, 117, 109, 65, 124, 59, 16, 188, 188, 59, 102
# Code (C is fallback if we have no lexer). Default: Same theme:
CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4, CH5 = H1, H2, H3, H4, H5
code_hl = { "Keyword" : 'CH3', "Name" : 'CH1',
"Comment" : 'L', "String": 'CH4',
"Error" : 'R', "Number": 'CH4',
"Operator": 'CH5',
"Generic" : 'CH2'
}
admons = {'note' : 'H3', 'warning': 'R',
'attention': 'H1', 'hint' : 'H4',
'summary' : 'H1', 'hint' : 'H4',
'question' : 'H5', 'danger' : 'R',
'caution' : 'H2'
}
def_lexer = 'python'
guess_lexer = True
# also global. but not in use, BG handling can get pretty involved...
background = BG
# normal text color:
color = T
show_links = None
# could be given, otherwise read from ansi_tables.json:
themes = {}
# sample for the theme roller feature:
md_sample = ''
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ End Config
Any importing module can overwrite those module global variables as well.Should you need yet additional themes, add them to ansi_tables.json file by adding your ansi codes there.ScreenshotsRandom results, using the theme roller feature:secondNote the table block splitting when the table does not fit (last picture).TODORefactor the implementation, using a config classLines separators not optimal (nd does better)Test light colorschemeDimmingA few grey scale and 8 color themesSorting of the json by luminanceSome themes have black as darkest color, change to dark greyCommon Mark instead of markdownCreditspygments (using their lexer)tabulateand, naturally, the python markdown projectUpdate: Next version will be CommonMark based though...UpdatesJuly 2016:Sort of an excuse for the long long time w/o an update:I did actually start working on a more solid version based on CommonMark butthat went a bit out of scope, into a general html terminal viewer, which willprobably never be finished :-/So at least here an update containing the stuff you guys sent as PRs, thanks all!!installation and dependencies via a setup.py (thanksMartin)supporting echo -e "# foo\n## bar" | mdv - and a 'light' theme (thanksStanislav)and a few other improvements regarding python2.7, file location and pyyaml, thanks all.Also:fixed the most obvious bugs with nested ordered and unordered listsfixed bold markerdifferent color highlighting for the list markersadded a source code highlighting mode, which highlights also docstrings in markdown (-C <mode>)some tests in the tests folderusing textwrap now for the wrapping, to avoid these word breaks a few complained aboutyou can supply the default lexer now, e.g. -X javascript [-x]fixed but with not rendered strong textspip install mdvNov 2016:travisInline link tablesSept 2018:foobar baMergedsome PRs.Decent code formatter. Not that this weekend hack got more readable though. Well, maybe a bit.Revised Py3 support (finally found peace with it, since they enforce UTF-8 everywhere the new features begin to outweigh the nightmares of trying to decode everything without need).Indented code in PY3 was broken, fixed that. Why, PY3, are you you creating crap like "b'foo'" instead raising or auto-decoding?Header numbering feature added (-n 2-4 or -n 1-)
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Before you install pyprocgame, you will need the following software components:
Download the pyprocgame source code from http://github.com/preble/pyprocgame.
Note
Which branch should I download? The two main branches of pyprocgame are master and dev. Master is the stable branch and is recommended for most users. New features are first made available in the dev branch, but bugs are much more likely to be found in the dev branch. Whichever branch you select, make sure that libpinproc, pypinproc, and pyprocgame are all from the same branch!
Using the command prompt, change to the pyprocgame directory and install pyprocgame with the following command: (depending on your system configuration you may need to use sudo)
python setup.py install
This will install pyprocgame such that you can import it from any Python script on your system:
import procgame.game
It will also install the “procgame” command line tool into a system-dependent location. On Linux and Mac OS X systems this will probably be in your path such that you can type, from the command line:
procgame
and see a list of available commands. If it is not in your path you can invoke it directly, or modify your PATH environment variable. Note that on Windows the procgame script is typically located in C:\Python26\Scripts.
Note
If you need to modify the pyprocgame source code (most users will not need to do this) you can use the setup.py script to configure pyprocgame to be “installed” at its present location. This allows you use pyprocgame as described above without modifying your Python path, etc. Simply run python setup.py develop. You can reverse this command with python setup.py develop --uninstall. Note that this requires the setuptools module to be installed.
pyprocgame does not require configuration, but a system configuration file can be used to establish settings specific to your development environment. Note that this is distinct from the machine configuration file, which configures pyprocgame for the hardware elements of the pinball machine.
The system configuration file is located at ~/.pyprocgame/config.yaml. It is in the YAML file format, a human-friendly file format.
Note
On UNIX-like platforms the ~ (tilde) is shorthand for the user’s home directory. Windows does not understand this shorthand, so if you do not know your home directory, run procgame config to find your configuration file path.
Any plain text editor can be used to edit the system configuration file, or you can use the procgame tool. See procgame config for more information.
The system configuration values are processed and accessed by the procgame.config module.
| Top Level Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| config_path | Sequence | List of paths that will be searched for machine configuration files via load_config(). |
| desktop_dmd_scale | Number | (pyglet Desktop only) Sets the scale factor of the desktop DMD display. |
| dmd_cache_path | String | Provide a path to the directory to store cached animations in. If this key is not present, no images will be cached. See procgame.dmd.Animation.load() for further details. |
| font_path | Sequence | List of paths that will be searched by procgame.dmd.font_named(). |
| keyboard_switch_map | Mapping | Maps characters (keys) to switches (values); used by Desktop to interpret keypresses as switch events. Switch values are run through pinproc.decode(). |
| pinproc_class | String | Full name of a class to use as a standin for the PinPROC class. Typically used with procgame.fakepinproc.FakePinPROC. |
font_path:
- .
- ~/Projects/PROC/shared/dmd
pinproc_class: procgame.fakepinproc.FakePinPROC
config_path:
- ~/Projects/PROC/shared/config
keyboard_switch_map:
# Enter, Up, Down, Exit
7: SD8
8: SD7
9: SD6
0: SD5
# Start:
s: S13
z: SF4
/: SF2
desktop_dmd_scale: 2
dmd_cache_path: ~/.pyprocgame/dmd_cache


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Assignment 8: Managing a Specific Change - Document complete history managing the change.
For this assignment, you are going to make one specific change to your group's project. You will log each action you take in making and managing this change. As a deliverable for this assignment, upload a file documenting your complete history in making and managing this change.
Here is the process outline with details added underneath:
1) Update your local repository with the lastest version of the group's project.
A) When I fork from Alannao/the-game it only fork's the rbunge-nsc/the-game version.
B) So decided to copy my files to this repository to document my process.
1) Update your local repository with the lastest version of the group's project.
2) Make a branch and modify.
2) Make a branch and modify at least one file from the group's project. A) Copy and pasted and downloaded and files from Alannao/the-game to edit, branch pull, and merge back into this sample main file B) Made a branch and edited. Will provide screen shot with changes for assignment.


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Analysis¶
Compressonator CLI and GUI applications provides options for analysis and comparison between original and processed images.
Test Analysis Log Features And File Filters¶
Captures details of the source and destination files along with statistical data on performance and quality into a text file “process_results.txt”
Example: CompressonatorCLI.exe -log <source directory> <destination directory>
CompressonatorCLI Analysis¶
Compressonator CLI has a command line option to run Image Analysis on two sample images of the same dimension and format using the option -analysis
Example:
Step 1: Do compression on a sample source image, say we used BC7 on a source file Ruby.dds and the destination file Ruby_BC7.dds
CompressonatorCLI.exe -fd BC7 ruby.dds ruby_bc7.dds
Step 2: Check the result of the compressed image with the original
CompressonatorCLI.exe -analysis ruby.dds ruby_bc7.dds
The analysis results is saved to file Analysis_Result.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ANALYSIS>
<ruby_ruby_bc7>
<MSE>0.81335721644469494</MSE>
<SSIM>0.99769089871409922</SSIM>
<SSIM_BLUE>0.99735912437459595</SSIM_BLUE>
<SSIM_GREEN>0.9974541763291831</SSIM_GREEN>
<SSIM_RED>0.99825939543851883</SSIM_RED>
<PSNR>49.027990366039383</PSNR>
<PSNR_BLUE>48.733856839394129</PSNR_BLUE>
<PSNR_GREEN>49.702877166369824</PSNR_GREEN>
<PSNR_RED>48.71854158766061</PSNR_RED>
</ruby_ruby_bc7>
</ANALYSIS>
Notice the markup label below <ANALYSIS> contains the source file name “ruby” and destination file name “ruby_bc7” appended by an underscore “ruby_ruby_bc7”
SSIM is the calculated average of RGB Channels. A simple file parser can then be used to run SSIM and other Matrix analysis for test automation.
if you wish to generate diff image file, run
“CompressonatorCLI.exe -analysis -diff_image ruby.dds ruby_bc7.dds” in Step 2.
A image diff (i.e. ruby_diff.bmp) will be generated. Please use the Compressonator.exe (UI app) to view the diff bmp file with adjusted brightness levels.
Analysis For Images In Folders¶
- Process a folder of images and performa analysis between images inside the source folder and destination folder
CompressonatorCLI.exe -fd <Codec format> <source directory> <destination directory>
Example: CompressonatorCLI.exe -fd BC1 -log ./images ./results
- Generate analysis report between a source image and a processed image
CompressonatorCLI.exe -analysis <source image file> <resulted image file>
For example: CompressonatorCLI.exe -analysis Boat.png result.dds
This option will generate an Analysis_Result.xml report file which contain the SSIM, PSNR and MSE values between the original and processed textures.
- Generate a difference image between a source image and a processed image
CompressonatorCLI.exe -diff_image <source image file> <resulted image file>
For example: CompressonatorCLI.exe -diff_image Boat.png result.dds
This option will generate difference between 2 images with same size. A result_diff.bmp file will be generated. Please use compressonator GUI to increase the contrast to view the diff pixels.
- Print image properties of an image file.
CompressonatorCLI.exe -imageprops <image file>
For example: CompressonatorCLI.exe -imageprops Boat.png
This option will print file name, path, size, image width, height, mip levels and format.
Analysis Views¶
A new table view is provided for users to view test analysis results for performance, PSNR and SSIM analysis during and after processing of image textures. Previously in v3.1 user would have to run “Image Difference Views” on each processed texture to view PSNR and SSIM results, which ends up been very time consuming for large number of images. An amalgamated results view is now available for users to collect and review results for processed images. To enable this feature, select the “Show MSR PSNR SSIM Results” and optionally “Show Analysis Results Table” in the “Applications Settings” menu as shown:
Show MSR PSNR SSIM Results
Enables the analysis results feature. Each processed item will display a MSE, PSNR and SSIM as it is been processed on the output window. A summary of the average processing time PSNR and SSIM is displayed once all processing is completed (MSR average results is not collected as its already included in the PSNR calculations). It also enables the “Show Analysis Results Table” for selection. This selection is active only when “Show MSR PSNR SSIM Results” is enabled, else the table will not be shown after processing
Show Analysis Results Table Displays this table after any image is been processed (TIME is in Seconds, PSRN is in dB and SSIM is an index in range of 0…1)
When processing images the table view will be displayed and can be used to gather results and analysis data for reports, by simply selecting the required rows and columns in the table then copy (Ctrl+C) and pasting (Ctrl+V) the table view.
KPerf(ms) (Beta Feature)
This estimates the time it takes to process 1000 (4x4 pixel) blocks, using the current encoder and GPU setup. where Perf(ms) is the time it took to process a single block of 16 pixels in milliseconds.
HPC performance monitoring uses CPU timers. while OCL & DXC uses GPU performance query timers. For CPU based encoding KPerf & MTx is not measured.
MTx/s (Beta Feature)
This is a measurement of the time it takes to process 1 Million texels in a second.
Time(s)
CPU performance based timing, that measures the overall end to end time it took for the image to be processed. It includes device setup, loading image to GPU, receiving the image from GPU and file IO.
Please note the following
- The table view is re-sizable by mouse clicking on and dragging the table edges and dividers.
- The resized view and table position are not saved and is reset when the GUI application is restarted.
- Table Header labels are not copied.
- Table content is cleared when any of the image textures are been reprocessed.
- When enabled, the table will remain as a topmost windows view.
- During processing the table content is been updated.
- When deselecting the analysis table view from the “Applications Settings” menu, the table will still remain visible, it is cleared only when a image is been processed.


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