Within this exercise we used Javascript to take control over the Document Object Model in order to manipulate the .html file. Taking the fun Pac Man game we all know and love and clicking the add button in order to add more faces. Add as many as you would like and press start to watch them boune around the screen. once started you may add more if you'd like, to stop you can reload the page or return to the previous page. Enjoy!
PacMen READMEIn this exercise we take controle of the Document Object Model in order to get a fun eye ball excersize that looks back and forth on the event of the mouse moving. Press start to start looking around and refresh the page or go to the previous to end the excercise. Enjoy!
Eye Movement READMEThis shuttle tracker uses the mapbox api and manipulates it as well as the Document Object Model to display my undergraduate campus and the shuttle that I took to get from my apartment to campus. Starting with the stop I hopped on in the mornings and continuing the round that looped back around the neighborhood every ten minutes. Press start to view the rout of the shuttle and stop to end when done. Enjoy!
Shuttle Tracker README


+++ draft = false date = "2006-10-07T17:24:36-03:00" title = "Creating zope content" tags = ["zope2", "cookbook"] created = "2006-10-07T17:19:08-03:00" modified = "2007-02-06T22:20:23-02:00" permaLink = "http://play.pixelblaster.ro/blog/archive/2006/10/07/creating-zope-content" author = "Tiberiu Ichim" aliases = [ "/blog/archive/2006/10/07/creating-zope-content" ] +++
I had a need to create new external methods on install of a product. So, even if technique is old and well know to any Zope 2 old-timer, I'm placing this here for my own reference.
def install(portal):
portal.manage_addProduct['ExternalMethod'].manage_addExternalMethod(
id = 'emailMe',
title='emailMe',
module='MyProduct.emailMe',
function='emailMe')
The code needs to interact with a legacy module (renamed here emailMe). The idea is that manage_addProduct returns a dictionary of factories and manage_addExternalMethod is the factory method defined in the ExternalMethod module. Most of the old style Zope content can be added this way.


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Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke on the depressed side but after breakfast I went to work. Elder Shaw and I went into Bakersfield to the Home Depot where we purchased over $1100 worth of materials for the home we are working on. It was almost noon when we got back to work. We quite work at 4PM. Mae had dinner ready when I got there. After eating and cleaning up Mae and I went back to Bakersfield. I returned one item and purchased a couple of other items. We then went to Lassens where we bought some bread, butter and almond butter. We made one more stop at T-Mobil to return the charger that came with the loaner phone I used while we were waiting for my new phone to arrive. After getting home we watched one of the series of Big
Valley. I then entered this entry while Mae showered and got ready for bed.
Thursday, September 02, 2010
Shafter, California
Mae got up with me and got my breakfast and lunch ready. As I read my Scriptures this morning I was really impressed with the great blessings that I have been given through my life. The Gospel of Jesus Christ is the central item of my life and I cannot even imagine what life would be without it nor would I want it any other way. I wish so much that I know how to get my children to feel the same way as I do. Maybe someday! I worked on the Kimberlina home changing the electrical moving switches so that they will be in the proper place for the installing of standard hinged doors. While I was changing the switch location I also added a switch so that the lights and ceiling fans each had their own switch. Elder Shaw spent most of the day working on the Kimberlina Shop Home. We also took time to attend the Plants Monthly Birthday Celebration treat. Mae made a special glutton free brownie for Merrill Dibble, Mae and myself. She made 2 pans ofTexas cake with ice cream for the rest. She also bought me a yogurt. This evening we watched a movie “The Band Wagon” from Netflex. We did some planning to have a movie night tomorrow night with the Shaw’s and the Brown’s. I helped Mae with the monthly report and entered this entry. I still had to shower and did that while Mae got my lunch ready for tomorrow.
Friday, September 03, 2010
Shafter, California
On the way to work this morning I called Lee and told him that I was going to stop at the lumber co. to check on the door that they are charging us for. Lee said that he had an invoice from them with my signature on it. I stopped at his office and I don’t believe the signature is mine but is almost like it. We will think about it to decide what to do. Elder Shaw had some other things to take care of this morning so I worked on the house by myself most of the day. Elder Shaw got over to help me for a couple of hours this afternoon. When I got home Mae told me of her day working as a volunteer at the Shafter Elementary school. This evening we had the Shaw’s and the Brown’s over for dinner and then we set the projector up in the back yard and watched a movie. It has really been an enjoyable evening. We were late getting to bed.
Saturday, September 04, 2010
Shafter, California
We enjoyed sleeping in until almost 8AM. Mae prepared me a nice breakfast and then I went over to Mike’s, at the plant, where I installed a 220v line and outlet for their electric clothes dryer. Everything went well until I went to cut the hole in the washroom wall to install the outlet box. I couldn’t get my stud finder to read properly and when I would try to cut a hole in the wall I would hit wood. This was a puzzle to me until we finally realized that there had been a ½ “of OSB sheeted the wall before the ½ “sheetrock had been added. It took me over three hours to do a 1 ½ hour job. After getting home I made some almond milk and some almond butter. This time I ground the almonds in the hand grinder first. It seemed to work much better. This evening we went out to eat at Sizzler and sure enjoyed the evening being together. After getting home we really didn’t feel like going to bed but realizing that we have Church in the morning we took showers and went to bed about 10 PM.
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Shafter, California
Both Mae and I slept well last night and didn’t get up until 7AM. We enjoyed Sacrament meeting but the children were really hard to handle during the nursery time. Lee and Kim Brown invited us to dinner after church. Also invited to dinner were Elder and Sister Shaw and the full time Elders. Dinner was very good and after eating the Elders sang a Hymn for us and had a prayer before they left for another appointment. The rest of us enjoyed visiting for a while. When we got home we called some of our children, I also called Roy and talked to him for a little while planning for a trip to San Francisco the end of the month and the first of October. I caught up my journal. We talked to Scott, Jeff and Mike. They are all doing well and it was good to visit with them. We got us some fruit and bagels for super. We received a very nice letter from Camille Smith. I finished this entry while Mae prepared my lunch for tomorrow. Time sure goes by fast.
Monday, September 06, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke at 5:30AM and fond that Mae wasn’t in bed with me. I checked the other bedroom and found her there. There were two notes left for me indicating that she was awake at 12:30AM and still hadn’t gone to sleep by 2:30AM. I quietly got ready, fixed my breakfast and put my lunch into my lunch box.  I stopped on the way to work at the lumber company to find out about an interior door that they have sent us an invoice. I do not believe that we ever purchased an interior door from them.  The plant is working so Elder Shaw and I also worked. We spent the day at the Kimberlina Home #31341. We got the sheetrock hung; electrical outlets installed and started hanging doors. It was almost 5PM when I got home. Mae had dinner ready so we ate and then I showered and cleaned up. We went over to Elder and Sister Shaw’s for Family Home Evening and had a very enjoyable evening. When we got home I entered this entry and we soon went to bed.
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Shafter, California
Mae was up and got me off to work with a wonderful egg omelet. I stopped at the lumber company and checked on the door that supposedly purchased. I am sure that the signature on the invoice is not mine. They will check on things and let me know. Elder Shaw worked all day on the house finishing sheetrock, cutting down the doors and door jambs and hanging the tub – shower doors. After I left home this morning, Mae attended Stake Seniors Lunching, went shopping with Sister Shaw and bought me some shoe laces for my work boots. I got home before she did and found that the table was set and dinner was about ready for the Elders to come to eat. I helped her finish up dinner as Elder Ray and Elder Day arrived. After eating the Elders sang a Hymn and we had prayer before they left for other appointments. Mae and I watched a Netflex DVD, “The Bad and the Beautiful” before we went to bed.
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Shafter, California
Mae made hot cakes with lots of fruit on them. Elder Shaw and I worked on the Kimberlina house all day. I took the quilting frames over to the bowery where we set them up for Mae and Sister Shaw. They were supposed to have had several women come and help quilt but it mainly ended up Sister Shaw and Mae doing most of it. I stopped on the way home and picked up a package at the post office. It was my sandals that I had left at Roy and Linda’s last week. I am sure glad to receive them. Mae had a nice dinner about ready when I got home. After dinner we heard workers out in the yard and when I looked out the kitchen window a saw Eric Miller and Ken Richins working on the equipment. I walked out and visited with them. They are getting the new equipment ready to start the harvest of the pistachios in the morning. I came back and had Mae come out with me and we saw who the equipment will work together. This evening Mae and I watched another serious of Big Valley. I then helped Mae do the dinner dishes and entered this journal entry. I then showered and shaved before going to bed.
Thursday, September 09, 2010
Shafter, California
This morning as I was getting ready for work we could hear men and equipment preparing to start the harvest of the pistachios. It was interesting to see all the brown Ford pickups in the equipment yard and as the new equipment left the yard for the orchard all the pickups followed. I would like to have gone with them. I really get excited at seeing the farming in this country. The past three days harvesting of the corn field on the N.W. corner of Lerdo and Cherry has been in process. Seeing the corn combine has renewed the excitement of the day I got the new combine on the Grantsville Stake farm. I couldn’t help thinking of what makes the difference between a boy and a man. The cost of his toys. When Elder Shaw and I started work on the Kimberlina house this morning I opened the back door and was startled with two large dogs growling and barking at me. At first i thought it was the dogs to the East yard but then realized that I had not seen these dogs. I finally took the 16d nail gun and fired it at the dogs.  I called Lee and he soon called me back to tell me that the dogs belonged to Stacy and JoLynn Shaw who did live in that house. He now works at the Chico farm and is here to see the new pistachio harvesting equipment. He had brought the dogs with him and left them there for a couple of days. Elder Shaw and i worked all day on the house. It seems like I am very slow at hanging the doors in the house. It has taken me two days to hang 8 doors and I am still not finished. I use to do more than twice that amount of work. I was tired when I came home. After dinner I took a nap. I then showered and we watched “Love’s Unending Legacy” on DVD. All though we have seen it before we still enjoy these good shows. I entered this journal entry and we went to bed. Mae is so good to me and tries to take care of my ever need. She went Visiting Teaching today and then when she came home she cleaned house and got dinner ready. I am so blessed with such a wonderful wife and sweet heart.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Shafter, California
Mae got up and prepared breakfast and got our lunches ready as she also will be at the grade school working as a volunteer most of the day. I worked on the Kimberlina home and Elder Shaw worked on the Kimberlina Shop home. This afternoon Elder Shaw also went to town to get some materials. I went over to the plant to get gas in my pickup about 3PM. Mae also went to the plant to purchase some nuts for Bryce and Irven. We actually got to the plant at the same time. I carried the nuts out to the car for Mae. She shared the last of her health candy bar with me. I went back to the house and put things away and locked up the house. I got home before 5PM. Mae was preparing dinner. I took a shower, shaved and took a shower before we ate dinner. The Shaw’s came at 6:35P and the four of us went to the Stake Center in Bakersfield expecting to attend a “Know Your Religion” fireside but found that it was canceled. We went to Lassen’s and purchased a few groceries that Mae needed. We also bought 4 Yogurt Parfaits and came back to our place and watched the movie “Fireproof”. It is really a beautiful movie and every married couple should watch it. While I wrote this journal entry Mae prepared lunches for the two of us. I am going to work tomorrow and Mae is going to a Stake relief Society activity from 9AM to 3PM tomorrow. It was almost 11:30 PM when we got to bed.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Shafter, California
We got up shortly after 6AM as Mae is going to Bakersfield with Sister Shaw to a Relief society quilting program and I am going to work on the Kimberlina home. I worked until 3PM and came home. Mae wasn’t home yet so I took a shower and shaved. When Mae got home we went into Bakersfield to the Home Town Buffet for dinner. As we were going to eat we drove through the orchards and saw them harvesting the pistachios so we stopped and watched for a few minutes. We picked up a sack full that had fallen off the harvester. They are good to eat raw. When we got home I could hear water running so investigated. I found that a fitting had come disconnected over at the pump area and so repaired it. When I came in Mae was talking to Sister Hyer so I downloaded some pictures and prepared some nursery pictures for printing. We couldn’t print them as we can’t find the color print cartages. Mae took a shower and I entered my journal entry before we went to bed.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Shafter, California
This morning we were waken by equipment moving out into the pistachios orchard. I was shocked to say the least. Jae had said that when the pistachios harvest starts it would go continually until it was finished. Somehow I was naive enough that I didn’t think that included Sunday. I called Lee and he said that it is a perishable crop and like a dairy or a hospital that is the way it has to be. So far I can’t buy that concept.
The nursery went well today. We tried something a little different today in as much as we put the carpet mats up and had the children sit on chairs during the lesson. Blake wasn’t there today but we had extra children visiting today. We took the children outside and used the new bobble machine. That was exciting for all the children. We came back inside for treats and ended with play time.
Because of the feelings and concerns I have Fasted until this evening. This afternoon I played two CD of Truman G. Madsen “On Sacred Ground, reflections of Joseph Smith”. Remembering some advice that Bryce gave me some time ago, so I set down this evening a wrote up my feelings.
I still have very uneasy feelings and questions as to what to do. It is now 10PM so I had better go to bed.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke before the alarm went off and tried to let Mae sleep a little longer. She got up shortly after 6AM and got me breakfast and my lunch put together. This morning Elder Shaw and I worked on the main plant cleaning the roof drains and changing the air conditioner filters in the AC units for the main office. We finished just at lunch time so set in the shade of the Shaw’s trailer. We worked the rest of the day on the Kimberlina shop home. this evening Mae and I went out to eat. She is sure great to be with.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Shafter, California
Both Mae and I got up in time so that we could both go to work at the Kimberlina shop house. Mae, Sister Shaw and Gloria (from the plant) cleaned and swept the house. I repaired some plaster area that the carpet layers broke while removing base board. Elder Shaw put a trim around the base board to finish to the new flooring and then he touched up the painting. I went to Floyd’s in Shafter for some supplies. It was close to noon when I got back. Mae said that she still had a little more cleaning so I went to Sub Way and bought us a sandwich. After lunch Mae and Sister Shaw finished the cleaning and went home. I worked the rest of the day removing broken tile from the back entrance way. It was Spanish slate tile and was really hard to break out. I used a coal chisel and a single jack and it took me over four hours to get it ready for replacement. I had hoped to have been able to get the replacement tile laid before quitting but that didn’t happen. Mae became very busy when she came home, trying to get ready for Bryce, Deanna, Irven and Sandy to come. When I got home and cleaned up, I helped her finish with dinner preparations. Linda called to let us know that Bryce, Deanna, Irven and Sandy had left there. We figured it would be at least 7:30 before they would get here. We watched a “Big Valley” series and still had a few minutes before they came. It was almost 8PM when they arrived but it worked out ok. We enjoyed a very nice dinner and then visited. We took time to walk across the street and pick a few pistachios and show them how the hull removes. Bryce asked me how things were going and that lead to my feelings of the harvesting of the pistachios on Sunday. I maybe was out of line to taking about this now. Most got tired and went to bed but Sandy is still up visiting and it is now 1130 PM. Time to go to bed.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke at 6AM and read my scriptures and said my prayers. I called Lee at 6:30AM to get his ok to go to Sequoia National Park. Of course he said to have a safe and fun time. Mae was awake when I came back in. We had a nice breakfast and then we all went in our car and drove to Sequoia National Park. It was a wonderful day and we enjoyed the great Sequoia trees. While we stopped to eat our lunch we were able to see two black bears. They got just about too close to feel comfortable but it was exciting. We were able to see the General Sherman tree which is the largest tree in mass in the world and General Grant tree the largest in diameter. It was after 9PM when we got home. While Mae prepared some dinner we played a game of Knock. After eating we played a game of “Mormon Bridge”. It was after mid-night that we got to bed.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Shafter, California
With every ones help we prepared egg omelets for breakfast. We were all slow at getting started this morning. We really enjoyed visiting one with the other. I cleaned out my pickup so that we could all ride together in it to tour the farm. Bryce, Irven and I took Bryce’s car to town and got it fueled, washed and brake fluid added so that it is ready for them to leave in the morning. I then took them on a tour of the work we are doing, the plant operation, the shaking of the almonds and the harvesting of the pistachios. We finished up at 6PM and then played games and ate dinner before going to bed. It has really been a wonderful time having the four of them come to visit us. It was late when we got to bed.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Shafter, California
We were up at 5AM so that we could get Bryce, Deanna, Irven and Sandy off for home. They plan on driving straight through to get home. I went to work on the Kimberlina home. Mae went to the grade school where she volunteers one day a week. She missed the care center this week. Elder Shaw came to work with me but he wasn’t feeling well so went home. I worked in the attic until Lee came and got me about 2PM and the two of us worked on cabinets for the house. Lee wants me to stay home tomorrow and not work by myself. After getting home I fell asleep on the bed for a few minutes. After diner Mae and I watched a movie on DVD, “A League of Their Own” but it was only fair. Bob called just to talk for a few minutes. Bryce called to let us know that they had got home ok although it was a long drive. Mae isn’t feeling the best tonight.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Shafter, California
We didn’t have anywhere that we needed to do so we just relaxed. I did make some almond butter and almond milk. This afternoon we went into Bakersfield and out to eat at Sizzler’s for dinner. We went to the Bakersfield East Stake where we met President and Sister Brimhall. We had almost an hour to just visit with them. They had to quit visiting and spend a few minutes preparing some thoughts for their talks that they have to give this evening. We attended the Saturday Evening session of the Stake Conference and really enjoyed it. President and Sister Brimhall really gave beautiful talks and we enjoyed all of the talks. During Sister Brimhall’s talk she just briefly mentioned that the Browning’s that they served with in the Philippines were here. After the conference ended we had three different ones come up and visit with us. One Sister must be related to me through the Browning line. After a brief good bye to the Brimhall’s we left for home. We stopped for a couple of items at Wal Marts and then came home. When we were home I realized that we didn’t have our camera. We had taken it into the meeting with us do that we could take some pictures with the Brimhall’s. We must have left it on the bench when we left. I worked on the letter to Elder Estes until almost mid-night before we went to bed.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Shafter, California
The noise of the harvest woke us several times during the night. They are harvesting the pistachios right to the West of our house so we can feel the house shake along with the noise. This harvest has really kept me upset. I just can’t feel that it is right to harvest crops on the Sabbath Day and especially on the Church farm. I called President Russell of the Bakersfield East Stake and told him of our lost camera. He said that he would look for it and call me back. He did call me this evening but didn’t have good news. He said he would continue to watch for it and maybe someone will turn it in. Our block meetings went well today. During the talk by the High Councilman, he told of the need to become Christ like. I particularly picked up on the need for obedience and faith. Although we only had 8 children in nursery today, that two hours seem like forever and we are both completely worn out at the end. We found out after the Block time ended that some of the children were not there because their parents are working the harvest and are working 12 hours a day 7 days a week. When we came home we got something to eat and then took a nap. After getting up I called Jeff and was going to play a game with him but we couldn’t get the internet to work today.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Shafter, California
We went to bed with the harvesters working close to the house. I slept fairly well although I was aware of the harvesting. Mae got up and prepared breakfast and I left for work before 7:30AM. After I left for work Mae was able to get my e-mail sent to Elder Estes. Elder Shaw is feeling quite a bit better and was able to work with me. He worked on the preparation for painting and I worked on the insulation in the attic. This afternoon we went to Home Depot in Delano and purchased some insulation and rented the blower. After unloading the insulation I boxed in the attic access to hold back the insulation when we blow it in. We plan to blow the insulation into the attic early tomorrow. Mae was still home when I got there and we had dinner together. Mae then left to take dinner to Valerie McDonough and then try to visit some of the Sisters on her Visiting Teaching assignment. I watch the movie “Hondo” before she returned. I then took a shower and shaved. We had invited the Shaw’s over this evening but they called and they are taking Elder Kay to Bakersfield in the morning so they felt that it would be too late for them to get home tonight. After Mae came home Elder Kay and Elder Ray came by so Elder Kay could say good bye as he is being transferred tomorrow. Mae and I then watched the last show of the first years JAG series. The problem is that it does not conclude but continues with the start of the second year’s series. I finished this journal entry before going to bed.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Shafter, California
Mae got me off to work. She sure tries to keep me going but right now I am fighting the feelings of depression as I think about the harvesting of the pistachios. Yesterday Mae sent my e-mail to Elder Estes and then a little later she sent another e-mail to him concerning the transportation of the Full Time Elders. He immediately replied to her second e-mail but has not replied to my concerns. Elder Shaw and Sister Shaw took the Elders this morning so I worked on preparing the doors to be painted. A little before 11AM Lee came over and I went with him along with 4 other brothers and we went to the apartment that Armeta was staying in. She is now gone and they had to have the apartment cleaned out so that it can be turned back over to the manager. I don’t know if she will be returning or not. After getting everything out and the floors vacuumed Lee took all of us to Champs for lunch. I continued to work on doors for the rest of the afternoon. I got home just before 5PM and I beat Mae by 15 minutes. I took a shower and shaved. Mae has been busy preparing dinner for the Missionaries.  The new Elder is Elder Bills from Provo. After dinner Elder Ray and Elder Bills sang a Hymn and we had prayer. They left as they had one more appointment this evening. Mae and I set out side in the cool for a few minutes and then I helped clean up the dishes and we set down and watched a show from “Big Valley” before we went to bed.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke shortly after 2AM and finally got up. I am very confused about the harvesting on the Sabbath. I can’t talk to Lee about it. When I talk to Elder Shaw he tells me that I need to just let it go and that is the same thing that Mae tells me. I don’t know how to do that. At this point prayer and reading the Book of Mormon hasn’t relieved my feelings. Elder Estes hasn’t acknowledged my e-mail to him. I feel very frustrated and confused as to what to do. When I went to work there was a almond conveyer loading trucks that blocked the roadway so I had to detour thru the orchards to get to the Kimberlina house. Sister Estes called me and said that Elder Estes was out of town and would return my call in a couple of days. Elder Shaw and I blow 53 bags of insulation into the attic. We had originally purchased 38 bags but ran out so I went to the Home Depot in Delano and bought 15 more and it took all of that. I returned the blower to Home Depot and purchased some more painting materials. It was after 5:30PM when I got home. Mae had a very nice dinner ready and while eating we watched the movie “Imitation of Life”. We had seen it before but it was a long time ago and we still enjoyed it. I showered and shaved before entering this entry. We soon went to bed after I finished my journal and Mae prepared my lunch for tomorrow.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Shafter, California
It was a fairly normal morning. Mae prepared toaster waffles and pancakes with lots of sliced fruit. I was ready to leave for work a little early so I helped Mae do dishes before I left. Mae is such a wonderful wife and sweetheart. Elder Shaw and I worked on the Kimberlina home all day. After work I got two bottles of water, washed my pickup and a grill for the A/C unit at the Kimberlina home before I came home. Mae had a wonderful casserole ready for dinner when I got there. After eating I showered and shaved. Mae and I read a couple of articles in the Ensign and then played a couple of card games.
Friday, September 24, 2010
Shafter, California
Mae prepared breakfast and after eating I helped her do up the dishes. She has the school to attend today. I sprayed the perimeter of the house for cockroaches before I left for work. Elder Shaw and I worked all day on painting the Kimberlina house. Elder Shaw painted door and window trim along with other areas where brush work is needed. I continued to mask in preparation for spraying. At 11:30 Lee came and got elder and Sister Shaw and myself and took us to see the pistachio harvest. All the workers had stopped for lunch so Lee, Kim, Elder Shaw, Sister Shaw and I went to lunch at a restaurant in Shafter. I ordered a salad and it came out on a large dinner platter. It was an enjoyable time to visit. We then went back to the orchard and watched the harvesting. I asked Lee a few questions about the pistachio, such as the comparability in value and prophet difference of pistachios and almonds. He said they are about the same but the pistachios take five years before you can harvest after planting instead of three with the almonds. Elder and Sister Shaw had not seen the harvesting where as Mae and I have seen the harvest since the 4th of September. Elder Shaw and I then went back to work. It was after 4:30PM when we quite for the day and went home. Mae finished up diner preparations while I showered and cleaned up. Mae had washed the car today and she saw that the right rear window was down a little. When she tried to put it up it dropped completely down and wouldn’t close. I will have to look at it tomorrow. We went to a social at the ward this evening. I wasn’t really enthused to go but it turned out ok. After getting home Mae and I watched the movie “Bullet Without a Name” with Audie Murphy staring in it. It was after 11PM when we got to bed.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke before 5AM and was afraid that I would wake Mae if I went back to bed so I slept in the recliner for a while. We enjoyed the morning to relax. I helped Mae with breakfast and then was going to start working on the car when Sister Birch and her children came. They were to meet some friends here as their friends wanted to see the pistachio harvest. After they left I went to work on the car. I was not able to fix the window so that it would open and close but got it closed and locked closed. I sure have enjoyed being home with Mae but she will be going with Sister Shaw to the Relief Society General Conference. I watched “Rooster Cogburn and the Lady” and played a couple of games on the computer while she was gone. When she got home we entered today’s entries in our journals before going to bed. Mae has started to writing in her journal so that is giving us competition for the computer but I guess we will work it out. I think it is neat that she is starting to make a daily entry.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke at 5:45AM so let Mae sleep until the alarm went off at 6:30 AM. We were getting ready for meetings and since today is our Fast Sunday is today we didn’t need to prepare breakfast. After getting my shirt and tie on I realized that I had forgotten to shave so had to start over. Before leaving for church Mae asked if we could go back to the Bakersfield East Stake building to check for our camera. I called one of the Ward Bishops offices in the building to see if the camera had been turned in but no such luck. Meetings went fairly normal. We had as high as 12 children in the nursery today but it went quite well. Mae and I stopped at Brother Manuel Macias home to visit them but no one was home. I left a copy of the “A Proclamation to the World" in Spanish on their door with a note to encourage them to read it. We haven’t been able to do much for this Brother. We stopped at home long enough to get our GPS and then drove to the Bakersfield East Stake Building. There was few still there but we were able to visit with one Bishopric but didn’t have any luck finding our camera.
When we got home we realized that the equipment yard was locked up and all of the farms equipment seemed to be there. Lee had told me that they were about finished with the first pass and now had to check to see if there are enough left nuts to make it worth going back for a second pass. It was good to see the equipment idle on the Sabetha Day for whatever the reason. At 6PM the crews were back and were out in the orchards again. I put the last CD of the “On Sacred Ground” by Truman G. Madsen and watched that. I fell asleep at the end of the program and Mae let me sleep. We visit with David’s family and Sandi by phone. David said that he is still having trouble with his leg. He feels that the Doctor wrapped his leg to tight and it shut the circulation of and damaged the nerves. David is afraid that he may have problems the rest of his life from it. Sandi and Nick are having difficulty over the pup that Nick has. It is sure hard to know that your children are having problems and there isn’t much you can do except pray for them. Mae prepared us some fruit and toast and then I added to the monthly report. I re-watched the last of the Truman Madsen CD that I slept through. It was only a few minutes of it. That has been a very interesting and informative series to play. Mae worked more on the report while I got ready for bed. After going to bed we talked for a while about our children, wondering what we might do to help them. Mae said that David had told her about a book they had read that described the possible way that with the modern tech knowledge this nation could be destroyed. It doesn’t sound very far off from what I am afraid is coming. I just wish David could realize that scriptures has warned us of this for a long time.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke late as I had set the clock wrong. Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so I let her sleep in and got myself off to work. Mae had prepared my lunch and all I had to do was to put it in my lunch box. She is sure a special wife and sweetheart. Elder Shaw and I work all day still preparing for painting. I stopped on the way home and got some cool whip for tonight as we are having Family Home Evening at our place. I showered and shaved and by the time I finished Mae had dinner ready. After dinner I took a nap. We enjoyed having the Shaw’s here this evening. I made this entry and then we went to bed.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke a little before the alarm went off so I shut it off and set in the recliner. Mae soon woke and realized that I wasn’t in bed so she got up to see where I was. By then it was time to get up anyway. I went to work and Mae and Sister Shaw went to Bakersfield shopping. While there Mae bought us a new camera. Lee came by this morning and gave Elder Shaw and me a hand with the masking. I had already got all the doors washed and ready to paint. After lunch we started painting inside the house and got the master bedroom, a bathroom and the laundry room painted before we quite for the day. Mae got home just before I did so I helped carry things into the house. While she was finishing up dinner I showered and shaved. Mike called us just to talk for a few minutes. It was good to talk to him. The Elders came for dinner this evening and we always enjoy having them. I helped Mae do the dishes and then worked on this entry. We were tired but at 8:30PM we decided to watch one of the “Big Valley” series. I finished this entry and we went to bed.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Shafter, California
Although I set the alarm for 6AM, I woke at 5AM and couldn’t go back to sleep so stayed up. Mae soon got up and felt that she needed to get started as she is working at the grade school today instead of Friday. She made pancakes for breakfast and they were very good. I helped Mae with the dishes before I left for work. Elder Shaw and I finished the hand painting and then started on the spray painting. It wasn’t long when we realized that we didn’t have enough paint so elder Shaw went to home depot to get another 5 gallons. I continued to paint and was afraid that at the rate of paint usage that we might still be short. I called Home Depot and talked to the Paint Department and told them that Elder Shaw was coming for the 5 gallons of paint but to have him get 10 gallons instead. My thoughts were that if he brought 10 then we were safe and it we didn’t need it now we could use it on the home and duplex. When Elder Shaw got back we finished the inside and then painted the doors. We finished the doors and then had to clean up the paint pump. It was 4:45PM when we finished and went home, both of us were very tired. Mae had dinner about ready when I got home so I just washed up the best I could. My hands we badly covered with paint. We put on a movie to watch while we ate our dinner. It was a different movie but an oldie. I showered and shaved and spent quite a while scrubbing my hands. I made this entry and we read some of the instructions on our new camera before we went to bed.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Shafter, California
I woke early and slept in the recliner for a while. After breakfast I worked on my financial report and am missing one receipt. Mae and I had an appointment to meet with Merrill Dibble this morning at 9AM. He visited with us for about an hour. Mae came back home and I went to the Kimberlina home. Elder Shaw and I removed all the taping and gathered up all the trash. Elder Shaw left at noon as they are going to San Diego for the weekend. I emptied the trash into the dumpster along with cleaning up some other things. I brought all the doors in side and stood them up to finish drying. I didn’t want them left outside over the weekend. I came home a few minutes after 2PM and on the way home it rained. This is the first rain we have seen since the end of March. After showering and shaving I made some almond butter. Mae had most things packed so we left for Fresno before 4PM. When we got to Fresno I installed a new toilet for Roy and Linda. When I started to fill the water closet we found that it was cracked. Roy will have to take it back for replacement. It was after 10PM when we got to bed.


(#) Fragment dependencies should be injected using the Fragment's constructor. !!! ERROR: Fragment dependencies should be injected using the Fragment's constructor. This is an error. Id : `FragmentFieldInjection` Summary : Fragment dependencies should be injected using the Fragment's constructor. Severity : Error Category : Correctness Platform : Any Vendor : slack Identifier : slack-lint Contact : https://github.com/slackhq/slack-lints Feedback : https://github.com/slackhq/slack-lints Min : Lint 8.0 and 8.1 Compiled : Lint 8.0 and 8.1 Artifact : [com.slack.lint:slack-lint-checks](com_slack_lint_slack-lint-checks.md.html) Affects : Kotlin and Java files and test sources Editing : This check runs on the fly in the IDE editor Implementation : [Source Code](https://github.com/slackhq/slack-lints/blob/main/slack-lint-checks/src/main/java/slack/lint/FragmentDaggerFieldInjectionDetector.kt) Tests : [Source Code](https://github.com/slackhq/slack-lints/tree/main/slack-lint-checks/src/test/java/slack/lint/FragmentDaggerFieldInjectionDetectorTest.kt) Copyright Year : 2021 This dependency should be injected by dagger via the constructor. Add this field's type into the parameter list of the Fragment's constructor. This constructor should be annotated with either `@AssistedInject` or `@Inject`. Annotate with `@AssistedInject` if this Fragment requires runtime arguments via a `Bundle`. Annotate with `@Inject` if this Fragment does not require any runtime arguments. If this is an abstract class, the constructor does not need to be annotated with `@Inject` or `@AssistedInject`. (##) Example Here is an example of lint warnings produced by this check: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~text src/foo/MyFragment.kt:11:Error: Fragment dependencies should be injected using the Fragment's constructor. [FragmentFieldInjection] @Inject ^ src/foo/MyFragment.kt:13:Error: Fragment dependencies should be injected using the Fragment's constructor. [FragmentFieldInjection] @Inject ^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here is the source file referenced above: `src/foo/MyFragment.kt`: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~kotlin linenumbers package foo import javax.inject.Inject import slack.coreui.fragment.ViewBindingFragment class MyFragment : ViewBindingFragment() { private lateinit var notAnnotated: String private val defaulted: String = "defaulted" @Inject private lateinit var stringValue1: String @Inject private lateinit var intValue1: Int fun onCreate() { notAnnotated = "fast" } } ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can also visit the [source code](https://github.com/slackhq/slack-lints/tree/main/slack-lint-checks/src/test/java/slack/lint/FragmentDaggerFieldInjectionDetectorTest.kt) for the unit tests for this check to see additional scenarios. The above example was automatically extracted from the first unit test found for this lint check, `FragmentDaggerFieldInjectionDetector.Kotlin - fragment has field injection warnings`. To report a problem with this extracted sample, visit https://github.com/slackhq/slack-lints. (##) Including !!! This is not a built-in check. To include it, add the below dependency to your project. This lint check is included in the lint documentation, but the Android team may or may not agree with its recommendations. ``` // build.gradle.kts lintChecks("com.slack.lint:slack-lint-checks:0.3.0") // build.gradle lintChecks 'com.slack.lint:slack-lint-checks:0.3.0' // build.gradle.kts with version catalogs: lintChecks(libs.slack-lint-checks) # libs.versions.toml [versions] slack-lint-checks = "0.3.0" [libraries] slack-lint-checks = { module = "com.slack.lint:slack-lint-checks", version.ref = "slack-lint-checks" } ``` 0.3.0 is the version this documentation was generated from; there may be newer versions available. [Additional details about com.slack.lint:slack-lint-checks](com_slack_lint_slack-lint-checks.md.html). (##) Suppressing You can suppress false positives using one of the following mechanisms: * Using a suppression annotation like this on the enclosing element: ```kt // Kotlin @Suppress("FragmentFieldInjection") fun method() { problematicStatement() } ``` or ```java // Java @SuppressWarnings("FragmentFieldInjection") void method() { problematicStatement(); } ``` * Using a suppression comment like this on the line above: ```kt //noinspection FragmentFieldInjection problematicStatement() ``` * Using a special `lint.xml` file in the source tree which turns off the check in that folder and any sub folder. A simple file might look like this: ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <lint> <issue id="FragmentFieldInjection" severity="ignore" /> </lint> ``` Instead of `ignore` you can also change the severity here, for example from `error` to `warning`. You can find additional documentation on how to filter issues by path, regular expression and so on [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/lintxml.md.html). * In Gradle projects, using the DSL syntax to configure lint. For example, you can use something like ```gradle lintOptions { disable 'FragmentFieldInjection' } ``` In Android projects this should be nested inside an `android { }` block. * For manual invocations of `lint`, using the `--ignore` flag: ``` $ lint --ignore FragmentFieldInjection ...` ``` * Last, but not least, using baselines, as discussed [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/baselines.md.html).


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.river.test.spec.javaspace.conformance | |
| org.apache.river.test.spec.javaspace.conformance.snapshot |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ExpirationNotifyTest
ExpirationNotifyTest asserts, that the request specified by a
successful notify is as persistent as the entries of the space.
|
class |
NotifyNonNullTxnParamTest
NotifyNonNullTxnParamTest asserts, that if the transaction parameter is not
null, the listener will be notified of matching entries written under
that transaction in addition to the notifications it would receive under
a null transaction.
|
class |
NotifyNullTxnParamTest
NotifyNullTxnParamTest asserts, that:
1) If the transaction parameter is null, the listener will be notified when
matching entries are written either under a null transaction or when
a transaction commits.
2) When a transaction commits, any entries that were written under the
transaction (and not taken) will cause appropriate notifications for
registrations that were made under a null transaction.
|
class |
TransactionAbortWriteTest
TransactionAbortWriteTest asserts that entries written under a transaction
that aborts are discarded.
|
class |
TransactionCommitTakeIfExistsTest
TransactionCommitTakeIfExistsTest asserts that a takeIfExists is considered
to be successful only if all enclosing transactions commit successfully.
|
class |
TransactionCommitTakeTest
TransactionCommitTakeTest asserts that a take is considered to be successful
only if all enclosing transactions commit successfully.
|
class |
TransactionCommitWriteTest
TransactionCommitWriteTest asserts that an entry that is written under the
non null transaction is not visible outside its transaction until the
transaction successfully commits.
|
class |
TransactionContentsTest05
TransactionContentsTest05 tests JavaSpace05.contents method
with usage of transactions.
|
class |
TransactionExpirationTest
TransactionExpirationTest asserts, that when the lease expires,
the entry is removed from the space within the transaction.
|
class |
TransactionLeaseTest
TransactionLeaseTest asserts, that each write invocation within the non null
transaction returns a Lease object that is lease milliseconds long.
|
class |
TransactionNotifyLeaseANYTest
TransactionNotifyLeaseANYTest asserts, that for notify with
Lease.ANY lease time within the non null transaction:
1) A notify request's matching is done as it is for read
2) Writing an entry into a space might generate notifications
to registered objects.
3) When matching entries arrive, the specified RemoteEventListener will
eventually be notified by invoking listener's notify method. |
class |
TransactionNotifyLeaseFOREVERTest
TransactionNotifyLeaseFOREVERTest asserts, that for notify with
Lease.FOREVER lease time within the non null transaction:
1) A notify request's matching is done as it is for read
2) Writing an entry into a space might generate notifications
to registered objects.
3) When matching entries arrive, the specified RemoteEventListener will
eventually be notified by invoking listener's notify method. |
class |
TransactionNotifyNegativeLeaseTest
TransactionNotifyNegativeLeaseTest asserts, that we will get
an IllegalArgumentException if the lease time requested
is not Lease.ANY and is negative within the non null transaction.
|
class |
TransactionNotifyTest
TransactionNotifyTest asserts, that for notify with finite lease times
within the non null transaction:
1) A notify request's matching is done as it is for read
2) Writing an entry into a space might generate notifications
to registered objects.
3) When matching entries arrive, the specified RemoteEventListener will
eventually be notified by invoking listener's notify method.
|
class |
TransactionReadIfExistsTakeTest
TransactionReadIfExistsTakeTest asserts that when read by readIfExists
method, an entry may be read in any other transaction to which the entry
is visible, but cannot be taken in another transaction.
|
class |
TransactionReadIfExistsWaitTest
TransactionReadIfExistsWaitTest asserts, that for readIfExists method
if the only possible matches for the template have conflicting locks
from one or more other transactions, the timeout value specifies how long
the client is willing to wait for interfering transactions to settle
before returning a values and that if at the end of that time no value
can be returned that would not interfere with transactional state,
null is returned.
|
class |
TransactionReadTakeTest
TransactionReadTakeTest asserts that when read, an entry may be read in any
other transaction to which the entry is visible, but cannot be taken in
another transaction.
|
class |
TransactionReadWaitTest
TransactionReadWaitTest asserts that a read request will wait
until a matching entry is found or until transactions settle,
whichever is longer, up to the timeout period.
|
class |
TransactionRegisterForAvailabilityEventTest05
RegisterForAvailabilityEventTest05 tests
JavaSpace05.registerForAvailabilityEvent method with usage of transactions.
|
class |
TransactionTakeIfExistsReadTest
TransactionTakeIfExistsReadTest asserts that when taken by takeIfExists
method, an entry may not be read or taken by any other transaction.
|
class |
TransactionTakeIfExistsWaitTest
TransactionTakeIfExistsWaitTest asserts, that for TakeIfExists method
if the only possible matches for the template have conflicting locks
from one or more other transactions, the timeout value specifies how long
the client is willing to wait for interfering transactions to settle
before returning a values and that if at the end of that time no value
can be returned that would not interfere with transactional state,
null is returned.
|
class |
TransactionTakeReadTest
TransactionTakeReadTest asserts that when taken,
an entry may not be read or taken by any other transaction.
|
class |
TransactionTakeTest05
TransactionTakeTest05 tests JavaSpace05.take method
with usage of transactions.
|
class |
TransactionTakeWaitTest
TransactionTakeWaitTest asserts that a take request will wait
until a matching entry is found or until transactions settle,
whichever is longer, up to the timeout period.
|
class |
TransactionWriteLeaseANYTest
TransactionWriteLeaseANYTest asserts that write with
Lease.ANY
value for lease time within the non null transaction:
1) Places a copy of an entry into the given JavaSpaces service,
even if the same Entry object is used in more than one write.
2) IllegalArgumentException will not be thrown while this operations.
3) The Entry passed to the write is not affected by this operations.
4) If a write returns without throwing an exception, that entry is
committed to the space, possibly within a transaction. |
class |
TransactionWriteLeaseFOREVERTest
TransactionWriteLeaseFOREVERTest asserts that write with
Lease.FOREVER lease time within the non null transaction:
1) Places a copy of an entry into the given JavaSpaces service,
even if the same Entry object is used in more than one write.
2) The Entry passed to the write is not affected by this operations.
3) If a write returns without throwing an exception, that entry is
committed to the space, possibly within a transaction. |
class |
TransactionWriteNegativeLeaseTest
TransactionWriteNegativeLeaseTest asserts, that we will get an
IllegalArgumentException if the lease time requested is negative
and is not equal to Lease.ANY within the non null transaction.
|
class |
TransactionWriteTakeIfExistsNotifyTest
TransactionWriteTakeIfExistsNotifyTest asserts, that if an entry is written
under a transaction and then taken by takeIfExists method under that same
transaction before the transaction is committed, listeners registered
under a null transaction will not be notified of that entry.
|
class |
TransactionWriteTakeIfExistsTest
TransactionWriteTakeIfExistsTest asserts that if the entry is written and
after that is taken by takeIfExists method within the non null
transaction, the entry will never be visible outside the transaction and
will not be added to the space when the transaction commits.
|
class |
TransactionWriteTakeNotifyTest
TransactionWriteTakeNotifyTest asserts, that if an entry is written under
a transaction and then taken under that same transaction before the
transaction is committed, listeners registered under a null transaction
will not be notified of that entry.
|
class |
TransactionWriteTakeTest
TransactionWriteTakeTest asserts that if the entry is written and after that
is taken within the non null transaction, the entry will never be visible
outside the transaction and will not be added to the space when the
transaction commits.
|
class |
TransactionWriteTest
TransactionWriteTest asserts that write with positive finite lease times
within the non null transaction:
1) Places a copy of an entry into the given JavaSpaces service,
even if the same Entry object is used in more than one write.
2) The Entry passed to the write is not affected by this operations.
3) If a write returns without throwing an exception, that entry is
committed to the space, possibly within a transaction.
|
class |
TransactionWriteTest05
TransactionWriteTest05 tests JavaSpace05.write method
with usage of transactions.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
SnapshotExpirationNotifyTest
SnapshotExpirationNotifyTest asserts, that the request specified by a
successful notify is as persistent as the entries of the space.
|
class |
SnapshotNotifyNonNullTxnParamTest
SnapshotNotifyNonNullTxnParamTest asserts, that if the transaction
parameter is not null, the listener will be notified of matching entries
written under that transaction in addition to the notifications it would
receive under a null transaction.
|
class |
SnapshotNotifyNullTxnParamTest
SnapshotNotifyNullTxnParamTest asserts, that:
1) If the transaction parameter is null, the listener will be notified when
matching entries are written either under a null transaction or when
a transaction commits.
2) When a transaction commits, any entries that were written under the
transaction (and not taken) will cause appropriate notifications for
registrations that were made under a null transaction.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionAbortWriteTest
SnapshotTransactionAbortWriteTest asserts that entries written under a
transaction that aborts are discarded.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionCommitTakeIfExistsTest
SnapshotTransactionCommitTakeIfExistsTest asserts that a takeIfExists is
considered to be successful only if all enclosing transactions commit
successfully.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionCommitTakeTest
SnapshotTransactionCommitTakeTest asserts that a take is considered
to be successful only if all enclosing transactions commit successfully.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionCommitWriteTest
SnapshotTransactionCommitWriteTest asserts that an entry that is written
under the non null transaction is not visible outside its transaction until
the transaction successfully commits.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionExpirationTest
SnapshotTransactionExpirationTest asserts, that when the lease expires,
the entry is removed from the space within the transaction.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionLeaseTest
SnapshotTransactionLeaseTest asserts, that each write invocation within
the non null transaction returns a Lease object that is lease
milliseconds long.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionNotifyLeaseANYTest
SnapshotTransactionNotifyLeaseANYTest asserts, that for notify with
Lease.ANY lease time within the non null transaction:
1) A notify request's matching is done as it is for read
2) Writing an entry into a space might generate notifications
to registered objects.
3) When matching entries arrive, the specified RemoteEventListener will
eventually be notified by invoking listener's notify method. |
class |
SnapshotTransactionNotifyLeaseFOREVERTest
SnapshotTransactionNotifyLeaseFOREVERTest asserts, that for notify with
Lease.FOREVER lease time within the non null transaction:
1) A notify request's matching is done as it is for read
2) Writing an entry into a space might generate notifications
to registered objects.
3) When matching entries arrive, the specified RemoteEventListener will
eventually be notified by invoking listener's notify method. |
class |
SnapshotTransactionNotifyNegativeLeaseTest
SnapshotTransactionNotifyNegativeLeaseTest asserts, that we will get
an IllegalArgumentException if the lease time requested
is not Lease.ANY and is negative within the non null transaction.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionNotifyTest
SnapshotTransactionNotifyTest asserts, that for notify with finite lease
times within the non null transaction:
1) A notify request's matching is done as it is for read
2) Writing an entry into a space might generate notifications
to registered objects.
3) When matching entries arrive, the specified RemoteEventListener will
eventually be notified by invoking listener's notify method.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionReadIfExistsTakeTest
SnapshotTransactionReadIfExistsTakeTest asserts that when read by
readIfExists method, an entry may be read in any other transaction to
which the entry is visible, but cannot be taken in another transaction.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionReadIfExistsWaitTest
SnapshotTransactionReadIfExistsWaitTest asserts, that for readIfExists method
if the only possible matches for the template have conflicting locks
from one or more other transactions, the timeout value specifies how long
the client is willing to wait for interfering transactions to settle
before returning a values and that if at the end of that time no value
can be returned that would not interfere with transactional state,
null is returned.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionReadTakeTest
SnapshotTransactionReadTakeTest asserts that when read, an entry may be read
in any other transaction to which the entry is visible, but cannot be taken
in another transaction.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionReadWaitTest
SnapshotTransactionReadWaitTest asserts that a read request will wait
until a matching entry is found or until transactions settle,
whichever is longer, up to the timeout period.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionTakeIfExistsReadTest
SnapshotTransactionTakeIfExistsReadTest asserts that when taken by
takeIfExists method, an entry may not be read or taken by any other
transaction.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionTakeIfExistsWaitTest
SnapshotTransactionTakeIfExistsWaitTest asserts, that for TakeIfExists method
if the only possible matches for the template have conflicting locks
from one or more other transactions, the timeout value specifies how long
the client is willing to wait for interfering transactions to settle
before returning a values and that if at the end of that time no value
can be returned that would not interfere with transactional state,
null is returned.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionTakeReadTest
SnapshotTransactionTakeReadTest asserts that when taken,
an entry may not be read or taken by any other transaction.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionTakeWaitTest
SnapshotTransactionTakeWaitTest asserts that a take request will wait
until a matching entry is found or until transactions settle,
whichever is longer, up to the timeout period.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionWriteLeaseANYTest
SnapshotTransactionWriteLeaseANYTest asserts that write with
Lease.ANY value for lease time within the non null transaction:
1) Places a copy of an entry into the given JavaSpaces service,
even if the same Entry object is used in more than one write.
2) IllegalArgumentException will not be thrown while this operations.
3) The Entry passed to the write is not affected by this operations.
4) If a write returns without throwing an exception, that entry is
committed to the space, possibly within a transaction. |
class |
SnapshotTransactionWriteLeaseFOREVERTest
SnapshotTransactionWriteLeaseFOREVERTest asserts that write with
Lease.FOREVER lease time within the non null transaction:
1) Places a copy of an entry into the given JavaSpaces service,
even if the same Entry object is used in more than one write.
2) The Entry passed to the write is not affected by this operations.
3) If a write returns without throwing an exception, that entry is
committed to the space, possibly within a transaction. |
class |
SnapshotTransactionWriteNegativeLeaseTest
SnapshotTransactionWriteNegativeLeaseTest asserts, that we will get an
IllegalArgumentException if the lease time requested is negative
and is not equal to Lease.ANY within the non null transaction.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionWriteTakeIfExistsNotifyTest
SnapshotTransactionWriteTakeIfExistsNotifyTest asserts, that if an entry
is written under a transaction and then taken by takeIfExists method under
that same transaction before the transaction is committed, listeners
registered under a null transaction will not be notified of that entry.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionWriteTakeIfExistsTest
SnapshotTransactionWriteTakeIfExistsTest asserts that if the entry is
written and after that is taken by takeIfExists method within the non null
transaction, the entry will never be visible outside the transaction and
will not be added to the space when the transaction commits.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionWriteTakeNotifyTest
SnapshotTransactionWriteTakeNotifyTest asserts, that if an entry is written
under a transaction and then taken under that same transaction before the
transaction is committed, listeners registered under a null transaction
will not be notified of that entry.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionWriteTakeTest
SnapshotTransactionWriteTakeTest asserts that if the entry is written
and after that is taken within the non null transaction, the entry will
never be visible outside the transaction and will not be added to the
space when the transaction commits.
|
class |
SnapshotTransactionWriteTest
SnapshotTransactionWriteTest asserts that write with positive finite lease
times within the non null transaction:
1) Places a copy of an entry into the given JavaSpaces service,
even if the same Entry object is used in more than one write.
2) The Entry passed to the write is not affected by this operations.
3) If a write returns without throwing an exception, that entry is
committed to the space, possibly within a transaction.
|
Copyright 2007-2013, multiple authors.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, see the NOTICE file for attributions.


Bundle creates a single-source-file version of a source package suitable for inclusion in a particular target package.
Usage:
bundle [-o file] [-dst path] [-pkg name] [-prefix p] [-import old=new] [-tags build_constraints] <src>
The src argument specifies the import path of the package to bundle. The bundling of a directory of source files into a single source file necessarily imposes a number of constraints. The package being bundled must not use cgo; must not use conditional file compilation, whether with build tags or system-specific file names like code_amd64.go; must not depend on any special comments, which may not be preserved; must not use any assembly sources; must not use renaming imports; and must not use reflection-based APIs that depend on the specific names of types or struct fields.
By default, bundle writes the bundled code to standard output. If the -o argument is given, bundle writes to the named file and also includes a “//go:generate” comment giving the exact command line used, for regenerating the file with “go generate.”
Bundle customizes its output for inclusion in a particular package, the destination package. By default bundle assumes the destination is the package in the current directory, but the destination package can be specified explicitly using the -dst option, which takes an import path as its argument. If the source package imports the destination package, bundle will remove those imports and rewrite any references to use direct references to the corresponding symbols. Bundle also must write a package declaration in the output and must choose a name to use in that declaration. Build constraints for the generated file can be specified using the -tags option. If the -package option is given, bundle uses that name. Otherwise, if the -dst option is given, bundle uses the last element of the destination import path. Otherwise, by default bundle uses the package name found in the package sources in the current directory.
To avoid collisions, bundle inserts a prefix at the beginning of every package-level const, func, type, and var identifier in src's code, updating references accordingly. The default prefix is the package name of the source package followed by an underscore. The -prefix option specifies an alternate prefix.
Occasionally it is necessary to rewrite imports during the bundling process. The -import option, which may be repeated, specifies that an import of "old" should be rewritten to import "new" instead.
Bundle archive/zip for inclusion in cmd/dist:
cd $GOROOT/src/cmd/dist bundle -o zip.go archive/zip
Bundle golang.org/x/net/http2 for inclusion in net/http, prefixing all identifiers by "http2" instead of "http2_", and rewriting the import "golang.org/x/net/http2/hpack" to "internal/golang.org/x/net/http2/hpack", and also include a "!nethttpomithttp2" build constraint:
cd $GOROOT/src/net/http bundle -o h2_bundle.go \ -prefix http2 \ -import golang.org/x/net/http2/hpack=internal/golang.org/x/net/http2/hpack \ -tags '!nethttpomithttp2' \ golang.org/x/net/http2
Two ways to update the http2 bundle:
go generate net/http cd $GOROOT/src/net/http go generate
Update both bundles, restricting “go generate” to running bundle commands:
go generate -run bundle cmd/dist net/http
bundle may generate incorrect code due to shadowing between identifiers and imported package names.
The generated code will either fail to compile or (unlikely) compile successfully but have different behavior than the original package. The risk of this happening is higher when the original package has renamed imports (they're typically renamed in order to resolve a shadow inside that particular .go file).


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| 006:112 Khan | : |
And so We have appointed for every Prophet enemies - Shayatin (devils) among mankind and jinns, inspiring one another with adorned speech as a delusion (or by way of deception). If your Lord had so willed, they would not have done it, so leave them alone with their fabrications. (Tafseer Qurtubi, Vol.7, Page 67) |
| 006:112 Maulana | : |
And thus did We make for every prophet an enemy, the devils from among men and jinn, some of them inspiring others with gilded speech to deceive (them). And if thy Lord pleased, they would not do it, so leave them alone with what they forge -- |
| 006:112 Pickthal | : |
Thus have We appointed unto every prophet an adversary - devils of humankind and jinn who inspire in one another plausible discourse through guile. If thy Lord willed, they would not do so; so leave them alone with their devising; |
| 006:112 Rashad | : |
We have permitted the enemies of every prophet - human and jinn devils - to inspire in each other fancy words, in order to deceive. Had your Lord willed, they would not have done it. You shall disregard them and their fabrications. |
| 006:112 Sarwar | : |
We have made devilish enemies for every Prophet from among people and jinn. They whisper attractive but and deceitful words to each other. Had your Lord wanted, the devils would not have seduced people. Keep away from them and the falsehood which they invent. |
| 006:112 Shakir | : |
And thus did We make for every prophet an enemy, the Shaitans from among men and jinn, some of them suggesting to others varnished falsehood to deceive (them), and had your Lord pleased they would not have done it, therefore leave them and that which they forge. |
| 006:112 Sherali | : |
And in the like manner have WE made for every Prophet an enemy, the evil ones from among men and jinn. They suggest one to another gilded speech in order to deceive. And if thy Lord had enforced HIS will, they would not have done it; so leave them alone with that which they fabricate. |
| 006:112 Yusufali | : |
Likewise did We make for every Messenger an enemy,- evil ones among men and jinns, inspiring each other with flowery discourses by way of deception. If thy Lord had so planned, they would not have done it: so leave them and their inventions alone. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الأنبياء والرسل > لكل نبي عدو Faith> The Prophets and the Messengers of Allah> There is an Enemy For every Prophet الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الفتنة Faith> Belief In Allah> The Trial الإيمان > الغيب > الجن Faith> The Unseen World> The Jinn الإيمان > الغيب > الشيطان > وسوسته Faith> The Unseen World> Satan, the Devil> Satanic Temptations الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الافتراء على الله ورسوله Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Fabrication Against Allah and His Messenger الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > الشعوب والقبائل والفرق Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>Peoples, Tribes and Groups العلوم والفنون > البلاغة Science and Art>Eloquence
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Man who attacked woman at yoga studio gets 10 years
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A 40-year-old man who attacked a woman as she prepared for a yoga class in downtown Portland has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
The Oregonian/OregonLive reports Jerry Dessources knocked on the studio’s door, asked to sign up for the class and then attacked the woman on Jan. 4, 2018.
The Multnomah County District Attorney says the woman kicked, punched and scratched at Dessources, who continued to assault her, punching her in the face. She broke free when he loosened his grip after she told him the yoga class was about to begin.
Portland police arrested Dessources a few hours after the attack.
Court documents say Dessources was indicted but was sent to the Oregon State Hospital for treatment after the court found him mentally unfit to stand trial. He returned from the hospital to face the charges this year.

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WHAT WOMEN WANT (Paramount) Starring: Mel Gibson, Helen Hunt, Marisa Tomei, Mark Feuerstein, Ashley Johnson, Alan Alda. Screenplay: Josh Goldsmith & Cathy Yuspa. Producers: Matt Williams, Susan Cartsonis, Gina Matthews, Bruce Davey and Nancy Meyers. Director: Nancy Meyers. MPAA Rating: PG-13 (sexual situations, adult themes, profanity, drug use) Running Time: 126 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Over twenty years into a ridiculously successful film career, Mel Gibson chose 2000 to do a pure comedy for the first time and it seems terribly unfair that he appears so good at it. Gibson has always had tremendous charm on screen, and his light touch provided most of the best moments in the LETHAL WEAPON series, but he has shied away from roles that showcased those elements of his personality. In WHAT WOMEN WANT, he never once picks up a gun of any kind. He picks up a hairdryer, and he still kills. Mel Gibson delivers a wonderfully entertaining comic performance in WHAT WOMEN WANT, the kind of performance that should make for classic comedy.
We'll forgive Gibson on grounds of inexperience for not choosing the sort of script that could show off his newfound comic chops. WHAT WOMEN WANT, a film that could have been GROUNDHOG DAY brilliant, comes out merely adequate thanks to a script that's about two re-writes away from being ready. Gibson stars as Nick Marshall, a divorced Chicago advertising executive, man's man and career chauvinist. Nick expects to be promoted to creative director, but his boss (Alan Alda) instead opts to bring in Darcy Maguire (Helen Hunt) to provide the sensitivity to women's concerns Nick clearly lacks. Then a twist of fate -- and an electric shock -- endows Nick with the ability to hear women's thoughts. It's a gift Nick fears at first, until he realizes he can use it to his advantage in any number of ways, including undermining Darcy.
WHAT WOMEN WANT is a gimmick movie, which can easily turn into an empty marketing-friendly concept without some competent execution. In Mel Gibson, they have a more than competent star to execute that gimmick. Mel knocks out every twist of character and goofy situation he's handed, from the swagger of the opening scenes to his broader physical gags to his quiet moments with Hunt. He sells the humor in a macho guy both playing sensitive and actually becoming sensitive. It's not jaw-dropping film acting by any means, but it's so deft with the fluffy material that you'd think he'd been doing it all his life.
I wish the same could be said of the writers. At over two hours, WHAT WOMEN WANT is a textbook example of a film with no sense of its story's essential elements. There's a lengthy, unnecessary prologue psychoanalyzing Nick's relationship with his Vegas showgirl mother; there's a lengthy scene of Nick dancing in his apartment to Frank Sinatra; there's an encounter between Nick and a therapist that exists only for the sake of a distracting cameo. Supporting characters pack the fringes of every frame, giving Nick sub-plots with a suicidal co-worker, his teenage daughter (Ashley Johnson), and a high-strung coffee shop cashier (Marisa Tomei). There's hardly a scene in WHAT WOMEN WANT that doesn't feel like it should either be a minute shorter or absent altogether. Instead of making all the necessary plot and character points efficiently the first time, screenwriters Josh Goldsmith and Cathy Yuspa opt to make the same point multiple times, just so we don't miss it.
There are definitely some worthwhile individual moments to make up for the sloppy structure. Some of them are pure script moments, like the internal monologue Nick hears while trying to show off his sexual prowess. Others are combinations of script and performance, like Gibson's drunken experimentation with a number of women's products. And many of them are purely showcases for the actors -- including Hunt, who tames her patrician chilliness and delivers her most engaging big screen comic performance. This is really a star vehicle, though, and if it provides any enjoyment, it's from the pleasure of watching a macho man have so much fun doing something he's never done before. Give credit to director Nancy Meyers for finding this performance in Mel Gibson. Give credit to Mel Gibson for finding this performance in himself. And next time, let's hope we can give him credit for picking better material.
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Well the whole night started off with us about to crash some random person's party. When we arrived at the door, there was about 7-9 of us and then the random person let about 5-7 of us in, but not letting myself and another friend of mine in because we weren't on the list. 'Fair enough.' I thought, I'd probably do the same.
 I'll come with you.' So we walked back to this friends house and started to make plans as to what to do for the night.
Well I had a bag of unnaturally brown buds covered in crystals, later found out to be PCP, in my sock and suggested that we have a session because my mates parents didn't care. But sure enough before we find a billy, my mates phone rings and it's another mate asking us to meet up at this school oval for a session. So the 3 of us walk there and meet up with two other people. Well alot of stuff happened between that time and first bong but lets just move on. We decided that I should have greens and it was a triple hitter cone piece so me being the 'hero' decided to take the offer. Little did I know what I was in for.
Well I had the billy, sunk it and surprisingly didn't cough for the amount of nugget just roached. Although at the time it felt like I had swallowed more smoke than had going into my lungs. I proceeded to exhale and walked off the bench we were sitting on to a tap we used to get the bong water. Well although I didn't cough my mouth and throat had a strange slimy sensation and when I had the water, it made me feel better. Then all of a sudden as soon as I sit back down on the bench BANG! Like a wave crashing an intense trip just kicked in.
I was sitting down and started thinking that we were in a pac-man game but at the same time I knew it was just the park and I was sitting on a bench. But I couldn't feel my head so I thought that I was pac-man. Then the slimyness feeling in my mouth came back and I just thought, man not cotton-mouth.  But this is when the intense visuals started setting in. I would put my tongue out of my mouth and it would feel to be doing 360's and 540 loops and then untangling on the way back in.
In my head was an image kind of like what you'd see if you drew an image on paint. There was a big blue square where if you close your eyes you normally see black, well that was all light blue. And on the light blue was an iguana type lizard.
I felt my pupils on top of my brain and it felt like they were running a maze on it.  But the thing that really made no sense was that the maze walls were made from uncooked grains of rice.  It was about at this point I realised that this wasn't just snow cones because I've handled so many drugs before, but off of this one bong, I was unnaturally fucked.
Well things got even more intense when it started raining and I would have to sit in the rain with my eyes closed kind of meditating or I'd start to feel sick. But then my friends finally convinced me to walk. Well it was raining hard and all I remember about the walking is that there were 4 people in front of me and I had somehow turned into the guy from GTA III and they were the pedestrians and I could see all my health bar and gun ammo status on the top right of my field of view (exactly like GTA III).  That was probably the most enjoyable part of the PCP experience.
 Oh and I got driven home and thought I was in Need For Speed coz I was listening to some gangsta music and kept focusing on the road and thought we were in a race. But my eyes kept rolling in the back of my head so I can't remember much more.
But the next day I went to the dealer I got it off and asked what the hell was in this weed and he said that it was PCP.  But I might do it again someday now that I've had alot more substances in my body, just to remind me of the feeling!
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OmniUtils class
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Perform channel-wise merge on multiple AudioBuffers. The sample rate and
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Perform channel-wise split by the given channel count. For example,
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