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Tuesday, December 01, 2009
I started driving route 423 this morning and will do until biding process is complete for that route. I will probably bid for the route. This is a special Ed. Route and so there is an assistant with me. Today’s runs went fairly well but we were a ½ hour late getting to the school. This was due to three teachers aids that were riding with us that were late and one student was upset and wouldn’t come out of his house. The afternoon run went well. I didn’t feel well this evening so I didn’t go into the Family History Center. Mae went and she and brother Bell were the only ones there tonight. I watched a couple of shows on TV this evening and stayed in bed.
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
My runs went well today. This afternoon we had an Assistant Trainer ride with us to evaluate my assistant. It went well except yesterday when we let the last student off the bus, he had to cross the road. I asked my assistant if we were not supposed to have a stop sign and have her escort him across the road. She didn’t think it was necessary because of his age. The Trainer told us today that we were to escort any Special Ed. Student that crosses the road with a stop sign. I went in to the shop when we got back to the dispatch but they couldn’t find a stop sign for us. The regular parts person wasn’t there so I will come back in the morning. Mae was shopping when I got home. She had been to Dr. Canova for a treatment on her back. We cooked fish on the grill for dinner. This evening picked up Irven and Sandy and went to Salt Lake to a Ron Paul movie, produced by the Campaign for Liberty and also Gary Johnson, former Governor of New Mexico was there. It is posible that Governor Johnson will be a candidate for President in the next election. It was 10:30PM when we got home so we soon went to bed.
Thursday, December 03, 2009
My runs went well today although I have some concerns as to the route sheets. I visited with dispatch before coming home and was told to continue to run them the way I am and then when the route is re-bid in a couple of weeks, changes can be made. I took a nap in-between the morning and afternoon runs. Mae was gone on errorns when I got home. I checked the chickens and let them out. It is fun to watch them hurry out to be free when you open the door. After eating Mae and I did some studding on our Family History class we are to start after the first of the year. I called Bishop Smith and visited with him about the class and he said that we are not to hold the class during Sunday school. That changes things, so we will have to consider other options.  I sure enjoy being with Mae.
Friday, December 04, 2009
Mae got up at 6AM to prepare us breakfast before I left for my bus route. She also left and went to Georgia’s and the two of them put up apple sauce. I took care of the animals after I got home from the morning route. The last student we pick up each morning is the most handicap of the five students. He is both physically and mentally impaired. This morning his mother literally drug him out of the house and to the bus. I felt so sorry for the mother as well as feeling for the child. I feel so helpless in this case and am continually reminded how greatful I have to be for my healthy children. The runs went well today. Mae went to Scott’s and tended the twins while Mishelle went to a Dr. appointment. She stopped at Penney’s, on the way home to look for a black skirt. When Mae got home we went to eat at the Golden Corral. We then went to the Hale Theater in Salt Lake and saw the production of the “Christmas Carol”. We sure enjoyed the production but most of all we enjoyed being together.
Saturday, December 05, 2009
I woke at 5:30AM and couldn’t go back to sleep but dosed off a couple of times. We didn’t get up until after 8AM. When we got up we went right to work. Mae prepared breakfast while I started got the water for the animals. Mae fed and watered the rabbits while I got on the roof with the blower and cleaned the leaves out of the rain gutters. It started snowing and Bob hadn’t put the charger on the lawn mower so we raked and gathered up all the leaves. Mark and Bob came out and helped. At 11:30AM we quite and attended the Christmas dinner for the Senior Citizens. I really didn’t want to attend it but Mae wanted to. I ate the dinner although there was very little that I should have eaten. They had a nice program after the dinner. When we got home Mae helped me finish cleaning up the leaves. By evening I was in some pain from the food that I ate. I didn’t feel like going to the Ward Christmas party so Mae went without me. I watched a good western on TV. Mae came home to get some wash clothes and dish towels, as there is none at the church. I ask her if she had help and she said that she thought so. I asked her to call me if she needed help. When she got home I found that she had done all the dishes her self. I was upset that she did not call me. Mae got on the inter-net and sent to most of our family, friends and relatives a letter asking everyone to fast for our nation. I fear that we are going to have to have something to humble use as a people before we will be ready for Our God to listen to a few of us. I have little faith that even a majority of the Church’s membership are ready to humble ourselves for such faith.
Sunday, December 06, 2009
I got up at 7:30AM but am not feeling the best. It is hard to describe the situation and my feelings except to say I can feel the discomfort over most of my body. I did take care of the animals this morning. It snowed lightly this morning and the temperature is 21 degrees at 9AM. Meetings were good but I was cold especially during Sunday school and Sacrament meeting. After Sunday school I put my overcoat back on and wore it during Sacrament meeting. That helped considerable. Bob invited us up for dinner. I took a nap after dinner. I have been in pain all day. Jeff called and invited us over. We stayed home until after the First Presidency’s Christmas Devotional and then we went to Jeff and Gail’s. When we went to the door and rang the door bell we heard Rachael squeal, “Grandma is here.” Gail, Jeff, Mae and I had a game of Settlers, which Jeff won. It was almost 10PM when we got home. I filled out this entry and then we went to bed.
Monday, December 07, 2009
I made my bus runs today and had time to take a nap between the morning and afternoon runs. When we picked up the children after school the teachers brought the one child out with out shoes or socks on. He takes them off when ever he is not being watched and they are trying to show him the consequences of his actions. I can’t agree with that way. It was about 20 degrees and they walked him through snow to get to the bus. After I returned to the bus compound I went in and talked to Sue and Janna about my feelings, as Sherri had gone for the day. They told me to keep a report of such incidences and suggested that I talk to Sherri tomorrow. We are changing the water bottles for the rabbits three times a day as it is so cold that they freeze and the rabbits can not get enough water out of them. The heater is working for the chicken’s water but the chickens do not want to come out of the coop because of the cold. This evening Mae and I watched a couple of shows on the TV before going to sleep. Mae also gave me a hair cut.
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
We got about 6 inches of snow this morning. Roads were bad and traffic was worse. It took us 45 extra minutes to make the morning run. I stopped in and talked to Sherri and she is going to contact the school. Mae watered the rabbits this morning. After getting home I changed the rabbit’s water as it was already frozen. I used the snow blower and cleaned the walks and driveway. I didn’t have time for a nap between runs today. The afternoon run went well. When we picked the students up this afternoon Nicholas had shoes and socks on. Nothing was said about me talking to Sherri but hopefully the problem is corrected. I again changed water for the rabbits after coming home. Mae had me get a short nap in before we went to the Family History Center. My file has been damaged on my thumb stick so I didn’t get much done on my Family History tonight. I did find a error on Steven Abile Browning’s file. It has Guy entered twice with different dates of birth. I called and talked to Carla and she found in Steven’s personal history that Guy was born on the 14th of December. I will have to re-check the record and make sure that I corrected the file correctly. I had to make two entries into my journal to get it up to date. We soon went to bed after I got my journal entered.
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
The weather was bad again today and traffic caused us to run late. I did get my bid in for the route. After finishing the morning route I went up to the service station and got gas. I was really out of gas; in fact there was less than 3 gallons of gas left in the truck. We took Bob and Carroll out to dinner at the Golden Corral for their 54th Wedding Anniversary. We enjoyed dinner and when we got home I had tome to eat and take water to the chickens and rabbits before going back to take the afternoon run. The rabbit’s water bottles are freezing fast in this cold weather. We are changing them 3 to 4 times a day. I called to see what the price is for heated waters. They cost $35.00 each, so that is out of the question. As I was driving to the bus compound I got an idea how I can make water heaters. After I finished the afternoon run I picked up a few items and was able to assemble two heaters. We will try those tonight and see if it works before building more. I took a shower and then Bob and I went Home Teaching. At Casey’s I ask Isaac if he would like to see their Family tree. He is interested so I ask him if I should talk to his wife as we would need her permission to get on her records. He said he would talk to her and that I should call her on Friday. We enjoyed a long visit with Elwood and Cleone Johnston. They are wonderful people. Mae balanced out statement while I was gone. Our financial doesn’t look to favorable. I am not sure how to handle it. Prices just keep going up and income seems to be going down. I am not sure of the answers but some how we have to hang in there.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Today was pretty normal and my bus runs went well. This evening we had Scott and Mishelle bring their children over for us to tend while they went to Scott’s companies Christmas party. We sure enjoyed them. After eating dinner I took Kylan and Ashley to the park sleigh riding. I even went down the hill a couple of times with them. Mae played games with Kylan and Ashley and I tried to take care of the twins and watch a show on TV. Kaden slept in my arms for a while. Kaden was in my arms when Scott and Mishelle came home. As soon as they came in the door Kaden was climbing over me to get to her mother. We enjoyed having them and was happy that Scott and Mishelle could have some time together. We soon went to bed as Mae was especially tired. I did get some of our computer files backed up onto the external hard drive.
Friday, December 11, 2009
My morning run went well. After returning to the compound I took the bus in for service. Mae had taken care of the rabbits before I got home. i fixed myself something for lunch and then took a nap. Mae went out to eat with Adele and Linda for lunch. My bus was ready when I got back to the compound. When the school brought Nickolas Duke out to the bus they did so with him not having shoes and socks again. The bus was warm so he road home with out them, but I had Jennifer put his shoes on before he got off the bus. Then Christopher gave us some problems, but overall the day went well. This evening Mae and I went to the High Priest Christmas social. They had a nice dinner and most of it we could not eat. I did eat a slice of ham and I paid for it the rest of the night. Mae stayed up preparing for the Grand Children’s party until mid-night. I couldn’t sleep so got up and slept until 5AM in the recliner.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
I went back to bed at 5AM and slept until 8AM when the phone rang. Jay Johnson from Heber City called about the snowmobiles. Another woman also called but Jay and his son came and after looking them over bought them. I really had a sick feeling when they sold for I have really enjoyed them. I cleaned the drive way and side walks from the snow. Mae had Grandchildren Christmas parties most of the day. First she had the children under nine years of age and the in the afternoon she had the older grandchildren. The only grandchildren that did not come were Shellie’s boys and David. Today is David’s 18th Birthday and he spent the day with some of his friends. I built a heater for the rabbit’s water bottles. I just built one for a trial and will see how it works. After the children all left I helped Mae clean up and put our house back together again. Mae was very happy about the way the day went but was also very tired tonight. We watched a movie on TV before taking showers and going to bed.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
I got up at 5AM and after looking out side and seeing that it had snowed hard during the night, I got dressed and went to the church house and helped clean steps and walks. I came home just long enough to change into a suit and white shirt and go back for the Stake High Priest Quorum meeting. It was very good and the theme was around service. Mainly Temple work, Missionary work and Family History work. I came home from there and ate some breakfast, cleaned the walks and driveway, fed the animals and cleaned the snow from the satellite dish so Bob could watch the TV. I did get upset that Bob seemed impatient that he couldn’t get reception first thing this morning. I did get a short nap before we attended church meetings. When we came home I again clean cared for the animals and found that the heater works great. Bob had dinner ready so after eating I again cleaned the snow off the drive and walks. I lay on the chee machine for a while to relieve my back. Yesterday we read an e-mail from Chuck Baldwin and today we read a e-mail from Dr. Keiser and between the two of them, we sure have a dismal out look our country in the near future. Mae and I worked on our computers this evening. Mae read e-mails and sent a e-mail to our family about the Christmas party this Friday evening and about the plans for a Ken & Mae Browning Family Reunion the 2nd week of next July. Mae put together gifts for the Family Christmas party and I filled capsules with Mannatech so that we would have enough while we are at Shellie and Roy’s. We went to bed about 9PM as morning comes early.
Monday, December 14, 2009
My back hurt when I went to bed so I didn’t sleep very well. I got up at 3AM and slept the rest of the night in the recliner. Mae got up and prepared my breakfast. I hadn’t snowed very much last night so the roads were in fair shape. We did leave the compound a little early and the run went well. Mae went up to Jeff and Gail’s and tended the children for Gail so she could work today. After the bus run I stopped at the feed store and got feed for the animals. When I got home Mark was trying to get Bob’s pickup out of the back yard. He was really having trouble. I tried to help him but when I suggested that he not spin the tires, he just said “I know that”. I packed him a road with my pickup and then I left him to it while I unloaded the feed. He was still spinning the tires and couldn’t get out of the yard. I told him that I had some chains that would fit that pickup. I took them over to him and after looking at the truck for a minute I got behind the steering wheel and drove it out of the yard. I got me something to eat and fed my animals before going back to the bus compound. This afternoon run also went well. Mae didn’t get home until after I got there. We ate dinner and then made a game board for our Family Christmas party that we are having on Friday. I finished this entry and then took a shower and we went to bed.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
I got up at 5AM and got ready for work. Mae left me a note telling me to call Sandy at 5:45AM. I called and she wants to come over and watch an interview of Ron Paul on CNBC. We are able to get that channel on our TV so she came over. This mornings run went ok but I had several vehicles that gave me scares. It reminded me of when Roy and I both worked at IRS and one day Roy drove. On the way home we had several close calls with other drivers. When Roy let me off at our apartment and only had 1 ½ blocks to go on home, he said, “Well, I wasn’t sure we would get home with out having an accident, but I guess we made it.” He called me back a little later and told me that as he was turning left, a girl hit him from behind as she had the sun shining in her eyes. Anyway we made it ok. When I got home Mae made me some breakfast. I then fed the animals and then butchered two rabbits. That left me time for a short nap and some lunch before I went back for the PM route. I got a phone call from Sherry Fullmer asking if I wanted to apply for both of the routs that are open. I didn’t think that I could apply for the one but Sherry said that I could, so I told her I would. Then I got a call from Elder Bretzing, Salt Lake Church offices, who is over the department of Mission Farm Land for the Church. He asked if I would be willing to except a call for Mae and I to serve as missionaries in that department? He is sending me more information and Mae and I can discuss the call and let him know. I have thought about it all afternoon and evening and I would like to accept the call. Mae has reservations about it. This evening I went to the Family History Center but Mae stayed home. We didn’t have any patrons come it so it was quite slow. Brother Bell and I visited quite a lot this evening. After getting home I entered this journal entry before going to bed.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
I was up at 5:30AM for my bus route, which went well. Before coming home I stopped at the feed store and bought some water bottles with heaters. Bob helped me install them and I showed him my feeding routine. I visited with Bob about Mae and I possibility going on another mission. He is ok with it but not thrilled. He also doesn’t want us to say anything to Mark about it because he doesn’t want to have Mark want to rent our apartment. My afternoon run went well although Jennifer had to take this afternoon off. I had a sub-assistant and things went well. I got a voice message on my phone to call Sherrie Fullmer when I was able so when I finished the run I went into her office. She informed me that I had been awarded the route 423 as a full time bus driver starting tomorrow. That is good news. Mae had gone to American Fork this morning to read Christmas stories to Jessie’s class. After that Becky took her out to lunch. She didn’t get home until 4PM. She did stop and do some shopping. I took care of the animals and then we ate dinner. Mae had Sister Claudia Thompson and Carolyn Saunders of the Relief Society Presidency came to visit and wish her a Merry Christmas. I played some games on the computer while Mae read Christmas letters that we received so far this year. It was very good to hear for so many of our family and friends. It took an hour to read the many letters we have received so far this year. It is very food to hear from so many. It is now time for bed so good night.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
My bus runs went well today. In between runs I built a waterbed for my rabbit. I think it will work to keep new kits warm during these cold days. I didn’t got to the dinner for the bus department as I feel so much out of place when I can’t eat much. Mae got her hair done this afternoon and she sure looks good. I got a call from Sherri Paddock telling me that they had got Mae’s E-mail asking if they would have openings in February for us to come up. They have the last two week-ends open and most week days. I talked to Elder Bretzing about more information about the Mission Farm Land. He said that the papers should be here tomorrow. Mae and I discussed the calling. Mae called Diane Preston and asked about the finances left by Uncle Dale for missionary callings and she said that she had ten thousand dollars that she had to give to missionaries by the end of December or pay most of it to the IRS for taxes. She was about to write out the check to the P.B.O. but if we let her know she would write it out to our Ward. I called and visited with Bishop Smith and he said that it would work out ok for that purpose. I just feel that this is the right thing to do. I think Mae is beginning to feel that way to. This evening we watched a Christmas show and also made Christmas Crunch.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Mae got up and prepared our breakfast while I got ready to go. We discussed the Mission opportunity and I think that we are fairly sure that we will accept a call but we just don’t know where or when. My bus runs went well today. My assistant, Jennifer is very stressed as to our decision, although she says she just wants what is best for us. After the morning run I took care of the animals. I made a heater for the kit box and put it in the youngest doe’s pen. We think that she should have kits on the 27th of December. The heater should keep the nest warm. When I finished the afternoon run I went to Scott’s and got their key board to take up to David’s this evening for the Family Christmas party. Mae had cooked a turkey for this evening. Because of traffic I didn’t get home until after 4 PM. Bob had come down stairs and cut up the turkey and sliced the ham for me. That really helped and we were able to get up to David and Shauna’s by 5:15 PM. David and Shauna had almost everything ready for the Party when we got there. I played with Conner and Emily until I was tired and had to quite. Our family all got there about 7 PM and we had a wonderful evening. All of our family was there except for Shellie’s family and Brad and JaNae as they had a company party to attend. Sandi brought their children including Jaden. Also Nick’s son, Logan came. After dinner we played some games, had many talents performed and a Nativity that was organized by Becky. It was really amazing to me as to the amount of talents performed. David (our son), Scott and David (our grandson) played several numbers as a trio with their guitars. Chelci also joined the boys on some numbers, as she too played the guitar. Most everyone joined in singing with some of the boys numbers. Chelci sang “Silent Night” accompanied by Sandi. Kennedy stood on her head for us and can do amazingly well. Dawson, Connor and Jessie each sang and Emily played a number on her violin. Mae played “Frosty the Snowman” on her accordion and did very well. Our grandchildren and great-grandchildren were especially amazed, as they hadn’t seen someone play the accordion before. Sandi had all the children sing some Christmas song and of course we had to have some small gifts that were delivered by Santa. The families then wanted Mae and I to open their gifts to us, as we will not be here for Christmas. Sandi and Nick gave me an air ratchet and impact wrench, Mae a pair of warm fleece pajamas and the DVD “The Christmas Shoes”. Mike and Becky gave me three pair of leather gloves, and Mae an apron (made by Becky) and two nice cookie sheets. David and Shauna gave us a beautiful Browning Collectors Clock, with stipulation that they inherit it on our deaths. Also they gave us the book “The Shack” by Wm. Paul Young. Scott and Mishelle gave us the book “The Undaunted” by Gerald Lund and Jeff and Gail gave us a set of TV Ears. Mae was also given Birthday gifts because we will still be in Arizona for her Birthday. All in all we had a wonderful evening. It was 11:45 PM when we got home. I unloaded the pickup and was about to go to bed when Bob came down. He is very upset with Mark as Mark is trying to putting a guilt trip on him for asking him to move out.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
I woke at 5AM and couldn’t go back to sleep, so after having prayer, I turned on my computer and caught my journal up. Mae woke later and then tried to go back to bed but she couldn’t go back to sleep either so she got up and sent an e-mail to our family thanking them for the wonderful evening last night. After Mae woke, she fixed breakfast and we ate. She then started getting things pulled together while I took care of the animals. We packed the pickup, went to Wal-Mart and bought some back supports for Mae, stopped back home and found that the mail had been delivered and our letter from Salt Lake had come, we then stopped at Sister Fallis’s and left her some pumpkin bread and left for Arizona about 12:30PM. We arrived at Judy Giles, in Kanab about 7PM. Judy had invited us to stay overnight with her. We enjoyed visiting with her for a couple of hours before we went to bed.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
We woke and got ready for Church. Judy’s Ward started at 11AM so we went to the Ward that started at 9AM. They held a very nice Christmas program. We left after Sacrament meeting ended. It was funny but we got lost in Kanab and it took us a little while to find the main road. We stopped and bought a Sub-Way for breakfast before going on. We drove through to Page and stopped for just a few minutes at the Maverick to use the restrooms. It was very tempting to buy a frozen yogurt but we resisted. We stopped in Flagstaff for dinner and fuel. We went to the Cracker Barrel and as we went in there was two patrons dress all in black and white, with several pear sings in their face, nose, lips and eyelids.  They really gave us the creeps and we couldn’t understand how anyone would like to that. We think that they were both females, but could not be positive. We got gas at the Standard Station but they could not get our credit card to work so I paid in cash. Mae drove about ½ ways from Flagstaff to Phoenix while I slept. I drove on to Shellie and Roy’s using the GPS and I am sure glad that we had that or I don’t think that we would have found their place. We got there about 6PM. We sure enjoyed the evening with our family there. Quint gave up his bedroom for us to use. Roy and Shellie sure have a nice home.
Monday, December 21, 2009
We slept in as it was late when we went to bed last night. Mae and Shellie went shopping. I am fighting a cold with lots of vitamin C. I am also having quite a bit of discomfort with pain in my joints and mussels. My right knee hurts when I go downstairs. This afternoon Shellie asked me if I could help one of her neighbors with some crown molding. He had a very small compound miter box but I think he will be able to make the cuts with it. I called David and had him e-mail me some angle instructions for crown molding that should also help him. Shellie and Roy took the children and then delivered Christmas plates to many of their friends. Mae and I watched the show “Kiss Me Kate” on the large movie screen. Their movie screen is 10 foot wide and 6 foot height and the projector is mounted to the ceiling. It makes a nice way to watch a movie.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
I woke with much more pain and my cold seemed worse. Mae, Shellie and I went to the Mesa Temple. Mae especially wanted to go to the Temple to get a better feeling about accepting a mission call. The session was quite small although it looks like the sessions before us were quite large with some marriages taking place. Mae is still trying to decide if we should accept the call or not. As for me I feel that we should. I had a lot of pain this afternoon when we returned home. I also got cold so I cuddled up in bed and slept for over an hour. After dinner Kevis and I played a game of checkers and after a long game I was able to win. I think that he didn’t like losing to me. This evening we watched the movie “For Ever Strong”. It was after mid-night when we went to bed.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
I didn’t sleep the best last night. My joints hurt, which woke me and I was concerned about the mission calling. Yesterday in the Temple I had such a good feeling about it but Mae is really having trouble accepting it. That decision kept me awake quite a bit. I also came to the conclusion that it is the coldness of the waterbed that is causing my joints and mussels to hurt. When I went back to bed about 7AM, I put a blanket under me and it felt much better. When we made the bed this morning, I found and turned up the thermostat. Mae and I discussed the mission calling and this morning she filled out the forms. Shellie, Mae and I went shopping at Costco. Mae and I bought a set of salt and pepper grinders and a toaster. This afternoon I took a nap. Mae and I also wrapped Christmas presents for Shellie. This evening Roy’s parents and his sister and brother-in-law came over for dinner and to spend the evening. The women played games while the men watched the show “Fly Boys” on the big screen. Each evening Shellie and Roy gather the family together to read from the scriptures and then Shellie reads a short Christmas story. Mae and I put our pills together for the coming week.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
I woke about 4:30AM and was up for a while. After reading a chapter in the Book of Mormon I took a shower and went back to bed. I woke late and got up, it was almost 10AM. Breakfast was ready so I went upstairs and ate. We took our time cleaning up the dishes and visiting. Roy also has the day off. All the family went to the park, Quint and Kevis road their two wheel skate boards, Mae and Shellie took turns walking and riding a scooter, Roy, Jase and I road bikes. Every one enjoyed the park and Mae and I ended up sliding down the slippery slides. After coming back home I played games with Quint and Kevis. We played chess checkers and at which I won those game. I played Kevis fox and geese and he won me four or five time but then Quint played me one of their computer games. He made the game quite easy and the first game I lucked out and won. The next he made it a little more complicated and he won that one. Roy’s parents and his Sister and brother-in-law came over for dinner this evening. Mae and I did find time to work on our missionary application forms. It was almost 11PM and we are still getting ready for Christmas.
Friday, December 25, 2009
We set our alarm for 5:50 AM and hurried to get up before the boys got up. At 5 AM the boys called Shellie and she gave them permission to wake us. I think they were surprised that we were already awake. The Christmas tree, lights and arrangement of gifts were very beautiful. One could not wonder how blessed we are and have been and if we are living worth of so many blessings. We all got so many wonderful blessings, even beyond any previous generation that has lived upon this earth. I wonder if anyone can be worthy of God’s out pouring of blessings, and yet do we realize that all this and more is for our benefit. After opening our gifts, Shellie prepared a wonderful egg omelet breakfast. After breakfast Mae and I took a nap. The boys enjoyed their toys and gifts and they expressed thanks for the gifts they were given. We had a nice dinner before Garrett called about 5:30PM. He talked to all of us including Roy’s parents who came over just to be able to visit for a few minutes with Garrett. Roy got the equipment ready so that Shellie, Mae and I could watch the show “Earth” and then he took all the boys and went to his family’s Christmas party. We watched the show and Shellie also stayed with us. I had seen the show before but it was really amazing to see it on their theater screen with surround sound. Who it was amazing! Mae sure isn’t feeling good as she has a cold now. I am starting to feel some better tonight. After having prayers together Mae went to bed and I stayed up and entered this journal entry. I also played a game of solitary before going to bed.
Saturday, December 26, 2009
I woke about 7:30 AM but no one else was up. The day just passed without really accomplishing much. Trying to get time coordinated today really didn’t happen. Mae and I did look up Bakers Ville California and wasn’t to impressed. We then looked up Orlando Florida and it was much more impressed. Mae decided that out of the two choices, she would rather go to Florida. This afternoon I took a bike ride and road around the area just to see what Queen Creek is like. It has certainly changed since I finished houses here 34 years ago. Mae and Shellie went shopping and they passed me on the way to the store. Mae and I did take a nap this afternoon for an hour. After dinner all the family watched the movie “Cow Boy’s” staring John Wayne. It was late when we finished so we soon went to bed.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
We got up at 6 AM to get ready and to Church by 8 AM. Meetings were very good, although because of some ones error, Sacrament meeting was several minutes late in commencing, as the Aaronic Priesthood did not have the Sacrament prepared on time. After meetings and we came home Shellie prepared Skillets for dinner. As she was preparing the food Roy, Shellie, Mae and I visited about the Sunday school lesson. Somehow the conversation got around to our mission call. Roy, Shellie and Mae each expressed negative feelings about me wanting to accept the calling. I know that Mae is concerned about my health, plus she doesn’t want to go on another mission, her feelings really hurt me. I went to our room in prayer and after dinner asked Mae to call Dian and tell her not to send the money to Bishop Smith. I told her that tomorrow I will call and turn down the call. She wants to call Brother Bretzing tomorrow before she decides. We lay down and took a nap, but then Mae got up and went for a walk. When it started getting dark I went upstairs to find her and found a note that she had gone walking. I went out side and it was cold. I was going to get the pickup and go looking for her but she was in the car with Shellie. We ate dinner and then had a Family Home Evening. Mae was going to play her according but she couldn’t find her music. I called David and he found it with his music. He e-mailed it to us. Roy had to transfer it to his e-mail and then was able to print it out. We enjoyed a good FHE and ended with the DVD on Joseph Smith the Prophet, which was great. Roy, Shellie, Mae and I finished our game of Rook with Mae and Shellie winning. It was late so we soon went to bed.
Monday, December 28, 2009
We slept in and then got up and showered. Mae and I discussed the mission and still haven’t resolved that yet. Mae called Brother Bretzing and visited with him. That didn’t seem to help in the decision either. Mae and Shellie went to a Seymore women’s lunching. Jase and I stayed at home and I played him a game of pool. I tried to teach Jase how to hold the A-stick but he didn’t like that. I tried to make my shouts hard and help him but I still won.  I helped him bring up a game on the enter-net and he played that the rest of the time. Shellie and I visited about the mission call. I still have no idea what to do except I don’t feel that I have a justified reason to turn it down. When Shellie and Mae came home, Kevis, Shellie, Mae and I played games for a while. This evening Mae, Shellie, Roy and I went out to eat at the Red Lobster. We enjoyed visiting and eating. The food was very good. When we returned home we put a movie on the big screen and watched a Sherlock Holms movie. I fell asleep through most of the movie. Sherlock Holms is not one of my favorites.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
We slept in and when we did get up my right ear ach was worse. We tried several things but as the day went on it got worse. I helped Roy a little as he installed some ceiling speakers in their study. Mae warmed some colloidal silver and poured a small amount into my ear drum and with in a few minutes the pain subsided. I talked to Bob and he said that the 2nd doe had her kits and although he hadn’t reached into the pen he could see the fur jumping, so presumed that they were ok. He had dropped the chicken waterier and broke it so had to find another one. I did take a nap this afternoon. Shellie and Roy went dinning with some friends this evening. I helped Mae prepare dinner by grilling turkey burgers for she and I and hamburgers for Kevis and Quint. I worked on my journal and Life Stories. After Roy and Shellie got home we watched another movie.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
It was after 1 AM before we got to bed. Before laying down I put me cpap on and then Mae put some warm colloidal silver in my right ear. Within minutes my ear was hurting until I had to remove the cpap. I tossed until after 6AM when Mae got me some Ibuprofen and then I went back to sleep and slept well until 9:30 AM. Shellie soon had egg omelets ready for the family. After breakfast Mae gave me a haircut and I took a shower. While I was taking my shower Mae decided to take the clippers apart and clean them. When she couldn’t get them back together she brought them to me. It took me a little time as I didn’t see how they came apart, but I made it. I called Elder Bretzing and informed him that we were in harmony and will turn the papers into our Bishop on Sunday. He said that he would be looking forward to receiving them. He also said that Utah is receiving quite a lot of snow as we were talking. I checked the weather report in Flagstaff, Kanab and Fillmore and they show snow today and then letting up the next three days. I also found a fueling station for natural gas for the truck that is on the way as we leave for home. mae and I went through the first lesson for the Temple and Family History class we will be teaching in January. This evening Shellie, Quint, Mae and I played a game of Settlers, which Shellie won. Roy worked most of the day on a workbench in the garage. It was late when we went to bed.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Although we doctored up before going to bed, I still didn’t sleep very well. I woke shortly after mid-night and finally got up and took more Tylenol. I was going to lay in a recliner but could determine how or which one reclined so I went downstairs and lay on the couches in the family room. I restlessly slept there until Mae came in about 4:30 AM. I then went back to bed with her. She got a while later and I slept until about 9:30 AM. Shellie had breakfast ready for the family so I went up and ate. After breakfast I shaved and got dressed. Shellie, Roy, Quint and Kevis went to a movie that the boys wanted to see. Jase stayed at home with Mae and I. I worked on my journal for a little while and then we drove to a health store in Gilbert, where we bought some medications for my ears. After Roy, Shellie, Quint and Jase returned, Roy, Shellie, Mae and played two games of rook. Shellie and Mae beat us both games. Roy is learning the game quite fast and is feeling much more comfortable playing. Quint and Kevis went to a Stake Youth New Years Eve party. This evening we watched two movies. At mid-night we paused the show and celebrated the coming in of the New Year.
This year has been an interesting one and you can’t help wondering what the New Year will bring. The passed couple of weeks have been great to be here with Roy, Shellie and their boys but it has also been a challenge because of the decision about the service mission. This has really been hard for Mae to feel good about it, but I think that she has accepted it but is still not excited about being gone from the family. I guess that it is within my nature for a change and a challenge especially if it is a call from the Lord. That is the only thing that concerns me is that I am doing what the Lord wants me to do.


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Why is a particlur grape variety selected? How are these grapes are managed through the growing season?
Environmental - The site’s average temperature, rainfall, and sunlight hours, soil fertility, soil drainage
Business - The site’s proximity to utilities, availability of workforce, site accessibility of machinery, and land cost
Grape variety - The site’s climatic conditions must suit the variety, there must be a customer demand, in the EU there are legal restrictions on variety
New vineyard - The site must be cleared, test and fertilized to correct deficiencies. Pre-grafted vines planted and protected from animals, irrigation helps establish the vines. The first yield in the third year.
Existing vineyard - The vines are replaced every 30 to 50 years, older vines have concentrated flavours, but more susceptible to disease. Max age is balance between quality and profit. Land left fallow for three years between vine plantings, replanting cycle carefully chosen to minimize out of production time.
Head training - The vines relatively little permanent wood, and are spur-pruned or replacement cane-pruned.
Cordon training - The vines have a trunk with one or more permanent horizontal arms (cordons). spur-pruned.
Spur pruning - short sections of one-year old wood, cut down to two or three buds, distributed along a cordon (cordon training) or around top of trunk(head training) Replacement cane pruning - longer sections of one-year old wood, eight(8) to twenty (20) buds. One or two canes retained, tied horizontally along trellis, most often on head-trained vines. Skilled labour required to select and train canes, known as single or double Guyot.
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Pressing -
Clarification -
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Racking off gross lees -
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direct pressing -
short maceration -
blending -
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adding a sweetening component -
concentrating grape sugars -
Oak vessels -
Lees contact -
Oak alternatives -
Reasons -
Semientation -
fining -
filtration -
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Microbiological -
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layout: post
title: Modern Family Themed Elle Photo Shoot
date: '2013-01-28T15:00:00.000-06:00'
author: Tom Ray
tags:
- news
- video
modified_time: '2013-01-28T15:01:46.118-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-11319466.post-6037579828428131073
blogger_orig_url: http://www.lorenzosmusic.com/2013/01/modern-family-themed-elle-photo-shoot.html
---
A behind the scenes video of a Modern Family themed photo shoot for Elle Magazine.
Our song "Roulette" plays in the background while filming families that are much cooler than our own.


--- layout: post title: A Collection! date: 2019-08-13 22:55:35.000000000 +05:30 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish tags: [TalkToMyself, collections] meta: timeline_notification: '1565717138' _publicize_job_id: '34039342468' author: login: priyankasaggu119 email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: priyankasaggu119 first_name: '' last_name: '' permalink: "/2019/08/13/a-collection/" ---
My collection of a bunch of useful and interesting contents (or some other things that I might want to read/watch again, later in life).


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Minesweeper JS
A JavaScript implementation of the Minesweeper game
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- old_password : string
Old password to validate change during a session.
- new_password : string
New password to be set.
- email : string
User's email to be used with code to validate email confirmation.
- code : string
Code required with new_password when using email confirmation.


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% from 'bootstrap5/form.html' import render_form %} {% block title %} Best Movie Actors {% endblock %} {% block content %}
This is the index page for an example Flask app using Bootstrap and WTForms. Note that only 100 actors are in the data source. Partial names are not valid.
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When we type in our input, the $scope.myModel object is created in our controller (two way binding), even though we didn't declare it in our intial model description
***INPUT: {{myModel}}***
If you click the button, you will get the $scope object. Find myModel in it! Refresh the page and don't enter anything into the input field and see if you can find myModel..., and printController


Listed below are all points of contact and social media. Although I check all of these daily, for a quick response, please email me!


To properly format the OFPE database, the user needs access to or need to create necessary farm and field boundaries associated with their experimental fields. These farm bounding boxes encompass fields within a farmer’s ownership/management purview are imported as assets into Google Earth Engine and imported into the database. These ESRI shapefiles for fields and farms are needed at database creation, but also can be added later to update the database on new or modified farm or field boundaries. See this diagram for creating or updating the database.
Follow the directions below for preparing your shapefiles for the OFPE data pipeline. This tutorial shows the process of making a shapefile for a field first, followed by an abridged description of the process for making a shapefile for the field boundary.
First, the tutorial below utilizes QGIS, an open source geographic information system (GIS). You can download QGIS here: https://qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html. This tutorial will not step through downloading this software.
Note that one of many other ways to create shapefiles could be by drawing a .kml in Google Earth Pro and importing to QGIS where it is can be converted to an ESRI shapefile. However, since QGIS is required either way, this tutorial will demonstrate how to draw shapefiles from QGIS.
The tutorial uses a QGIS plugin called QuickMapService. After QGIS is downloaded follow these steps to download from the QGIS GUI.
1. Go to the Plugins toolbar, then ‘Manage and Install Plugins…’.
2. Search for ‘QuickMapServices’. In the lower right side of the pane it will say ‘Install Plugin’. The image below says ‘Reinstall Plugin’, which replaces the former button after installation.
3. Go to the ‘QuickMapServices’ button, and select ‘Settings’ from the dropdown menu. You will not likely have all of the map services here, but the process below will enable these options.
4. Go to the ‘More services’ tab, select ‘Get contributed pack’, let it download, then select ‘Save’. You will now have
A field boundary should represent the boundary of an OFPE data-intensively managed field. This is used to identify incoming on-farm data, clip remotely-sensed data, for determining a 30m buffer from the field edge for cleaning, and creating a net of management cells across the field. When creating, make one column in the data named ‘id’ with an integer indicating the portion of the field. Most fields are continuous and will have a single ‘id’ of 1, however fields with multiple unconnected sections will have multiple entries for ‘id’.
1. Open QGIS. If not downloaded, see above.
2. Go to the ‘QuickMapServices’ button, and select ‘Google’, then ‘Satellite’ from the dropdown menus. If these dropdowns are not viewable for you, see above. Any basemap could be selected, but ‘Satellite’ is easy for outlining fields or farms across a landscape.
3. Zoom into where the field is located, then go to ‘Layer’ >> ‘Create Layer’ >> ‘New Shapefile Layer…’.
4. Browse to a location to save your boundary, name it, and click ‘Save’.
5. Change the geometry type to ‘Polygon’.
6. Make sure the projection matches the project you are in (i.e. matches your basemap). Accept the default fields and hit ‘OK’.
7. Your new layer will show up in the ‘Layers’ pane. Select the ‘Toggle Editing’ button, then the ‘Add Polygon Feature’ button.
8. Draw the boundary for your field. If there are separate sections of a field, as in the example, indicate this by specifying the ‘id’.
9. Repeat for any other sections of the field. When finished, select the ‘Toggle Editing’ button and hit ‘Save’ to implement your new polygons to the shapefile.
You now have a field boundary that can be used in your OFPE database. See this diagram for where to add in field boundaries to the OFPE data pipeline.
A farm bounding box should be a polygon that surrounds the fields of the owning/managing farmer. It does not need to trace property or management lines, but cannot cover another farmer’s OFPE field. If it covers another farmer’s fields, the farm bounding box cannot 1) cover another OFPE farmer’s field or 2) if covering another OFPE farmer’s field, that field cannot be used for analysis or experimentation. When creating, make one column in the data named ‘id’ with an integer indicating the portion of the field. Most fields are continuous and will have a single ‘id’ of 1, however fields with multiple unconnected sections will have multiple entries for ‘id’.
1. Follow Steps 1 - 7 from the Field Boundary section.
2. Draw the farm bounding box around all fields under ownership or management of the farmer of interest.
3. Follow Step 9 from the Field Boundary section to save the shapefile.
You now have a farm boundary box that can be used in your OFPE database. See this diagram for where to add in farm bounding boxes to the OFPE data pipeline.


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| typedef unsigned char | block_t |
| Configuration block type. |
Functions | |
| const char * | toString (block_t block) |
| Returns a string representation of given block constant. |
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| const block_t | INTERCONNECT_AND_CFG = 0x00 |
| Interconnection and configuration data block. | |
| const block_t | BRAM_CONTENT = 0x01 |
| Block RAM content block. | |
| const block_t | SPECIAL = 0x02 |
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| const block_t | BRAM_NONCFGDATA = 0x03 |
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| const char *const | INTERCONNECT_AND_CFG_STRING = "INTERCONNECT_AND_CFG" |
| const char *const | BRAM_CONTENT_STRING = "BRAM_CONTENT" |
| const char *const | SPECIAL_STRING = "SPECIAL" |
| const char *const | BRAM_NONCFGDATA_STRING = "BRAM_NONCFGDATA" |
Namespace for Virtex-5 configuration block constants.
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Interconnection and configuration data block.
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| const block_t bil::V5CfgBlock::BRAM_CONTENT = 0x01 |
Block RAM content block.
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Dynamic reconfiguration data block.
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| const block_t bil::V5CfgBlock::BRAM_NONCFGDATA = 0x03 |
BRAM non-configuration data block.
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trees
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children(@NotNull Tree tree)
Collect all the children of the given
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static @NotNull java.util.Set<Tree> |
collect(@NotNull Tree tree)
Collect all the relatives to the given
tree (including the tree itself). |
static @NotNull java.util.List<Tree> |
flatChildren(@NotNull Tree tree)
Return an ordered list containing the children of the given
tree alongside
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tree . |
static int |
line(@NotNull Tree tree)
Get the line of the given
tree on its document. |
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positionInLine(@NotNull Tree tree)
Return the position of the given
tree on its line. |
static @NotNull java.lang.CharSequence |
read(@NotNull Tree tree)
Read the source-code of the given
tree . |
static @Nullable java.lang.CharSequence |
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Derrick Lewis says he’s the lightest he’s ever been ahead of UFC 244
by Nick BaldwinDerrick Lewis didn’t have to cut any weight in the final days leading up to UFC 244.
The UFC heavyweight contender told ESPN on Thursday that he entered fight week the lightest he ever has. Lewis, who meets Blagoy Ivanov on the main card Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York, said he hired nutritionist Louis Giordano ahead of the fight.
“I’ve been in the 260s for the last two weeks,” Lewis said at UFC 244 media day. “That’s the first time ever. Usually, this day, I’m like 285, 290. Then I try to cut everything in one day.”
Lewis, nicknamed “The Black Beast,” said Giordano has helped keep his diet in check while preparing for Ivanov.
“The secret has really been Loutrition,” Lewis said. “I brought the guy in. He’s been living at my house for like two months, making sure I’m eating all my meals and drinking right and keeping hydrated, stuff like that.”
It sounds like Lewis plans to continue working with Giordano moving forward, but he won’t be needed directly after UFC 244, Lewis said.
“I was gonna maintain the diet, but I heard that Popeyes is bringing back the chicken (sandwich) this Sunday,” Lewis said.
Lewis enters the Ivanov fight on a two-fight skid, which includes losses to former heavyweight champions Daniel Cormier (which was for the UFC title) and Junior dos Santos.


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There are those who would argue that Promises, as implemented in ES2015 (aka ES6), are nothing more than syntactic sugar over the often complex and difficult to follow "callback method." There are also those who would argue callbacks are not hard to follow and there are certainly examples where this is true (e.g. simple AJAX request callbacks, event handlers, ExpressJS route handling) but there are more complicated processes which would require callbacks to be passed from function to function a multitude of times before finally being called. This can quickly become confusing and lead to lost time and wasted effort while backtracking to find where the callback was defined in the first place (a problem often exacerbated by overly simplified naming schemes).
Glad you asked. Here are 3 key ways Promises can help reduce development time and effort:
If you’ve never seen what constructing a Promise looks like start here.
This is one of the great time savers when reviewing or refactoring code. With callbacks you need to trace through potentially hundreds or thousands of lines of code before getting the whole picture of what the code is doing. With Promise Chaining we get highly readable and quickly understandable code. For example, you may have a button to get some data from Japan and with Promise Chaining the event handler may look something like this:
getDataFromJapan().then(storeJapanData).then(translateJapaneseToEnglish).then(sendEnglishToUser);
Each of the phrases above is a function that will be called in order and we can quickly find these functions in the code base to see how each of them operates and adjust as needed. While this single line of code may not tell us everything that is happening in the background, with proper function naming it can be an excellent reference as to how the main function operates when the user asks for data from Japan. Even someone unfamiliar with any kind of coding can look at this line and understand what happens when the button is clicked.
Promises have a built in method .catch()
which can be placed at the end of a chain of promises. Rather than constantly using if(error)
checks to deal with errors from asynchronous code, the catch statement at the end of your Promise chain can handle any errors that occur along the way. If we place a .catch(sendErrorToUser)
at the end of our above example:
getDataFromJapan().then(storeJapanData).then(translateJapaneseToEnglish).then(sendEnglishToUser).catch(sendErrorToUser);
we can easily send any error that occurs from getting, storing, or translating or data from Japan back to the user. Alternatively, if sending a raw error is undesirable, the errors can be handled locally within any of those functions and a custom message can then be rejected to be caught by sendErrorToUser. Now we find that if the translation to English fails we can easily call reject(‘Translation failed’)
to alert the user. Of course the front end can handle the message ‘Translation failed’ however it wants, e.g. tell the user, retrieve the original Japanese, re-attempt the translation. With Promises, to quote Weird Al, “The world is our burrito.”
What does that phrase even mean? Basically what goes on inside a promise can be synchronous or asynchronous, much like the honey badger Promises don't care. As long as at some point .resolve() or .reject() is called everything should be just fine. Additionally we get the best tool of all for handling multiple asynchronous operations, the mighty Promise.all()
Promise.all() is my personal favorite part of the whole archetype. It traverses an array of Promises and resolves once all the individual Promises are done. Perhaps we want to get data not just from Japan, but also Russia, France, Italy, and India. We don’t want to show the users the translations as they finish individually because each message contains financial data that interacts with the other messages. We certainly wouldn’t want to tell the user they had $5000 in their account when it should be $3000 less than that because of transactions in France that we weren’t done processing yet.
So if we imagine that we have functions returning promises similar to our above example we can turn that into the following:
let accountDataRequests = [
getJapaneseAccounts(),
getFrenchAccounts(),
getRussianAccounts(),
getItalianAccounts(),
getIndianAccounts()
];
Promise.all(accountDataRequests).then(sendFiguresToUser).catch(sendErrorToUser);
Now our user isn’t presented the data until all of it is ready to be consumed. No messy callbacks from one function to another, no wasted time waiting for one country to respond before requesting data from the next, and no timeouts or intervals to check the status of responses. Just clean, easy to read, easy to maintain code that handles multiple asynchronous requests before acting upon all the data at once.
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| | 1 | = Trac Reports = |
| | 2 | [[TracGuideToc]] |
| | 3 | |
| | 4 | The Trac reports module provides a simple, yet powerful reporting facility |
| | 5 | to present information about tickets in the Trac database. |
| | 6 | |
| | 7 | Rather than have its own report definition format, TracReports relies on standard SQL |
| | 8 | `SELECT` statements for custom report definition. |
| | 9 | |
| | 10 | '''Note:''' ''The report module is being phased out in its current form because it seriously limits the ability of the Trac team to make adjustments to the underlying database schema. We believe that the [wiki:TracQuery query module] is a good replacement that provides more flexibility and better usability. While there are certain reports that cannot yet be handled by the query module, we intend to further enhance it so that at some point the reports module can be completely removed. This also means that there will be no major enhancements to the report module anymore.'' |
| | 11 | |
| | 12 | ''You can already completely replace the reports module by the query module simply by disabling the former in [wiki:TracIni trac.ini]:'' |
| | 13 | {{{ |
| | 14 | [components] |
| | 15 | trac.ticket.report.* = disabled |
| | 16 | }}} |
| | 17 | ''This will make the query module the default handler for the “View Tickets” navigation item. We encourage you to try this configuration and report back what kind of features of reports you are missing, if any.'' |
| | 18 | |
| | 19 | A report consists of these basic parts: |
| | 20 | * '''ID''' -- Unique (sequential) identifier |
| | 21 | * '''Title''' -- Descriptive title |
| | 22 | * '''Description''' -- A brief description of the report, in WikiFormatting text. |
| | 23 | * '''Report Body''' -- List of results from report query, formatted according to the methods described below. |
| | 24 | * '''Footer''' -- Links to alternative download formats for this report. |
| | 25 | |
| | 26 | == Changing Sort Order == |
| | 27 | Simple reports - ungrouped reports to be specific - can be changed to be sorted by any column simply by clicking the column header. |
| | 28 | |
| | 29 | If a column header is a hyperlink (red), click the column you would like to sort by. Clicking the same header again reverses the order. |
| | 30 | |
| | 31 | |
| | 32 | == Alternative Download Formats == |
| | 33 | Aside from the default HTML view, reports can also be exported in a number of alternative formats. |
| | 34 | At the bottom of the report page, you will find a list of available data formats. Click the desired link to |
| | 35 | download the alternative report format. |
| | 36 | |
| | 37 | === Comma-delimited - CSV (Comma Separated Values) === |
| | 38 | Export the report as plain text, each row on its own line, columns separated by a single comma (','). |
| | 39 | '''Note:''' Carriage returns, line feeds, and commas are stripped from column data to preserve the CSV structure. |
| | 40 | |
| | 41 | === Tab-delimited === |
| | 42 | Like above, but uses tabs (\t) instead of comma. |
| | 43 | |
| | 44 | === RSS - XML Content Syndication === |
| | 45 | All reports support syndication using XML/RSS 2.0. To subscribe to an RSS feed, click the orange 'XML' icon at the bottom of the page. See TracRss for general information on RSS support in Trac. |
| | 46 | |
| | 47 | ---- |
| | 48 | |
| | 49 | == Creating Custom Reports == |
| | 50 | |
| | 51 | ''Creating a custom report requires a comfortable knowledge of SQL.'' |
| | 52 | |
| | 53 | A report is basically a single named SQL query, executed and presented by |
| | 54 | Trac. Reports can be viewed and created from a custom SQL expression directly |
| | 55 | in from the web interface. |
| | 56 | |
| | 57 | Typically, a report consists of a SELECT-expression from the 'ticket' table, |
| | 58 | using the available columns and sorting the way you want it. |
| | 59 | |
| | 60 | == Ticket columns == |
| | 61 | The ''ticket'' table has the following columns: |
| | 62 | * id |
| | 63 | * time |
| | 64 | * changetime |
| | 65 | * component |
| | 66 | * severity |
| | 67 | * priority |
| | 68 | * owner |
| | 69 | * reporter |
| | 70 | * cc |
| | 71 | * version |
| | 72 | * milestone |
| | 73 | * status |
| | 74 | * resolution |
| | 75 | * summary |
| | 76 | * description |
| | 77 | |
| | 78 | See TracTickets for a detailed description of the column fields. |
| | 79 | |
| | 80 | '''all active tickets, sorted by priority and time''' |
| | 81 | |
| | 82 | '''Example:''' ''All active tickets, sorted by priority and time'' |
| | 83 | {{{ |
| | 84 | SELECT id AS ticket, status, severity, priority, owner, |
| | 85 | time as created, summary FROM ticket |
| | 86 | WHERE status IN ('new', 'assigned', 'reopened') |
| | 87 | ORDER BY priority, time |
| | 88 | }}} |
| | 89 | |
| | 90 | |
| | 91 | ---- |
| | 92 | |
| | 93 | |
| | 94 | == Advanced Reports: Dynamic Variables == |
| | 95 | For more flexible reports, Trac supports the use of ''dynamic variables'' in report SQL statements. |
| | 96 | In short, dynamic variables are ''special'' strings that are replaced by custom data before query execution. |
| | 97 | |
| | 98 | === Using Variables in a Query === |
| | 99 | The syntax for dynamic variables is simple, any upper case word beginning with '$' is considered a variable. |
| | 100 | |
| | 101 | Example: |
| | 102 | {{{ |
| | 103 | SELECT id AS ticket,summary FROM ticket WHERE priority='$PRIORITY' |
| | 104 | }}} |
| | 105 | |
| | 106 | To assign a value to $PRIORITY when viewing the report, you must define it as an argument in the report URL, leaving out the the leading '$'. |
| | 107 | |
| | 108 | Example: |
| | 109 | {{{ |
| | 110 | http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/reports/14?PRIORITY=high |
| | 111 | }}} |
| | 112 | |
| | 113 | To use multiple variables, separate them with an '&'. |
| | 114 | |
| | 115 | Example: |
| | 116 | {{{ |
| | 117 | http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/reports/14?PRIORITY=high&SEVERITY=critical |
| | 118 | }}} |
| | 119 | |
| | 120 | |
| | 121 | === Special/Constant Variables === |
| | 122 | There is one ''magic'' dynamic variable to allow practical reports, its value automatically set without having to change the URL. |
| | 123 | |
| | 124 | * $USER -- Username of logged in user. |
| | 125 | |
| | 126 | Example (''List all tickets assigned to me''): |
| | 127 | {{{ |
| | 128 | SELECT id AS ticket,summary FROM ticket WHERE owner='$USER' |
| | 129 | }}} |
| | 130 | |
| | 131 | |
| | 132 | ---- |
| | 133 | |
| | 134 | |
| | 135 | == Advanced Reports: Custom Formatting == |
| | 136 | Trac is also capable of more advanced reports, including custom layouts, |
| | 137 | result grouping and user-defined CSS styles. To create such reports, we'll use |
| | 138 | specialized SQL statements to control the output of the Trac report engine. |
| | 139 | |
| | 140 | == Special Columns == |
| | 141 | To format reports, TracReports looks for 'magic' column names in the query |
| | 142 | result. These 'magic' names are processed and affect the layout and style of the |
| | 143 | final report. |
| | 144 | |
| | 145 | === Automatically formatted columns === |
| | 146 | * '''ticket''' -- Ticket ID number. Becomes a hyperlink to that ticket. |
| | 147 | * '''created, modified, date, time''' -- Format cell as a date and/or time. |
| | 148 | |
| | 149 | * '''description''' -- Ticket description field, parsed through the wiki engine. |
| | 150 | |
| | 151 | '''Example:''' |
| | 152 | {{{ |
| | 153 | SELECT id as ticket, created, status, summary FROM ticket |
| | 154 | }}} |
| | 155 | |
| | 156 | === Custom formatting columns === |
| | 157 | Columns whose names begin and end with 2 underscores (Example: '''`__color__`''') are |
| | 158 | assumed to be ''formatting hints'', affecting the appearance of the row. |
| | 159 | |
| | 160 | * '''`__group__`''' -- Group results based on values in this column. Each group will have its own header and table. |
| | 161 | * '''`__color__`''' -- Should be a numeric value ranging from 1 to 5 to select a pre-defined row color. Typically used to color rows by issue priority. |
| | 162 | * '''`__style__`''' -- A custom CSS style expression to use for the current row. |
| | 163 | |
| | 164 | '''Example:''' ''List active tickets, grouped by milestone, colored by priority'' |
| | 165 | {{{ |
| | 166 | SELECT p.value AS __color__, |
| | 167 | t.milestone AS __group__, |
| | 168 | (CASE owner WHEN 'daniel' THEN 'font-weight: bold; background: red;' ELSE '' END) AS __style__, |
| | 169 | t.id AS ticket, summary |
| | 170 | FROM ticket t,enum p |
| | 171 | WHERE t.status IN ('new', 'assigned', 'reopened') |
| | 172 | AND p.name=t.priority AND p.type='priority' |
| | 173 | ORDER BY t.milestone, p.value, t.severity, t.time |
| | 174 | }}} |
| | 175 | |
| | 176 | '''Note:''' A table join is used to match ''ticket'' priorities with their |
| | 177 | numeric representation from the ''enum'' table. |
| | 178 | |
| | 179 | === Changing layout of report rows === |
| | 180 | By default, all columns on each row are display on a single row in the HTML |
| | 181 | report, possibly formatted according to the descriptions above. However, it's |
| | 182 | also possible to create multi-line report entries. |
| | 183 | |
| | 184 | * '''`column_`''' -- ''Break row after this''. By appending an underscore ('_') to the column name, the remaining columns will be be continued on a second line. |
| | 185 | |
| | 186 | * '''`_column_`''' -- ''Full row''. By adding an underscore ('_') both at the beginning and the end of a column name, the data will be shown on a separate row. |
| | 187 | |
| | 188 | * '''`_column`''' -- ''Hide data''. Prepending an underscore ('_') to a column name instructs Trac to hide the contents from the HTML output. This is useful for information to be visible only if downloaded in other formats (like CSV or RSS/XML). |
| | 189 | |
| | 190 | '''Example:''' ''List active tickets, grouped by milestone, colored by priority, with description and multi-line layout'' |
| | 191 | |
| | 192 | {{{ |
| | 193 | SELECT p.value AS __color__, |
| | 194 | t.milestone AS __group__, |
| | 195 | (CASE owner |
| | 196 | WHEN 'daniel' THEN 'font-weight: bold; background: red;' |
| | 197 | ELSE '' END) AS __style__, |
| | 198 | t.id AS ticket, summary AS summary_, -- ## Break line here |
| | 199 | component,version, severity, milestone, status, owner, |
| | 200 | time AS created, changetime AS modified, -- ## Dates are formatted |
| | 201 | description AS _description_, -- ## Uses a full row |
| | 202 | changetime AS _changetime, reporter AS _reporter -- ## Hidden from HTML output |
| | 203 | FROM ticket t,enum p |
| | 204 | WHERE t.status IN ('new', 'assigned', 'reopened') |
| | 205 | AND p.name=t.priority AND p.type='priority' |
| | 206 | ORDER BY t.milestone, p.value, t.severity, t.time |
| | 207 | }}} |
| | 208 | |
| | 209 | === Reporting on custom fields === |
| | 210 | |
| | 211 | If you have added custom fields to your tickets (experimental feature in v0.8, see TracTicketsCustomFields), you can write a SQL query to cover them. You'll need to make a join on the ticket_custom table, but this isn't especially easy. |
| | 212 | |
| | 213 | If you have tickets in the database ''before'' you declare the extra fields in trac.ini, there will be no associated data in the ticket_custom table. To get around this, use SQL's "LEFT OUTER JOIN" clauses. See TracIniReportCustomFieldSample for some examples. |
| | 214 | |
| | 215 | ---- |
| | 216 | See also: TracTickets, TracQuery, TracGuide |


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Your presentation is over and youve answered all the Boards questions about the transition. Youve now laid the foundations for making a correct transition to IFRS. Everyone starts to leave the Boardroom, with Garrett leaving closely behind you.
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THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER (Paramount) Starring: John Travolta, Madeleine Stowe, James Cromwell, James Woods, Timothy Hutton, Clarence Williams III. Screenplay: Christopher Bertolini and William Goldman, based on the novel by Nelson DeMille. Producer: Mace Neufeld. Director: Simon West.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
 It's confusing to a critic when so much knuckleheaded plotting and ostentatious direction shares the screen with so much snappy dialogue and crisp character interaction. That, however, is what happens when legendary screenwriter William Goldman takes a pass at an otherwise brutally predictable conspiracy thriller. The punched-up punch lines are ever on the verge of convincing you THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER has a brain in its head, even as the remaining 75% of the narrative punches you in the face with its lack of common sense.
Our hero is warrant officer Paul Brenner, a brash investigator for the U. S. Army's Criminal Investigation Division. His latest case is the murder of Captain Elisabeth Campbell (Leslie Stefanson) at a Georgia base, the victim found tied to the ground after an apparent sexual assault and strangulation. Complicating the case is the fact that Capt. Campbell is the daughter of General Joe Campbell (James Cromwell), a war hero and potential vice-presidential nominee. General Campbell wants to keep the case out of the press, which gives Brenner only the 36 hours before the FBI steps in. Teamed with rape investigator Sarah Sunhill (Madeleine Stowe) -- who, coincidentally enough, once had a romantic relationship with Brenner -- Brenner begins uncovering dark secrets from the late captain's past that make the case ever more sordid.
If only the sordidness were the worst of THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER's problems.  Director Simon West likely thinks he's covered himself by juxtaposing these images of violence with sweet flowers, but all he does is prove himself dependent on visual cliches, which is the film's fatal flaw. It's a trend he continues for two hours, taking the story's few virtues and slapping a coat of moron-proof obviousness over them. Characters who may (wink wink) turn out to be villains are photographed in ominous shadow; cutaway inserts of the Captain Campbell's still-living face after the corpse is uncovered insure against five-minute attention spans. West just can't help himself from overdirecting every minute of THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER. He even turns a scene of footage shown on CNN into an excuse for slow-fade edits.
Bubbling up from this overcooked stew are enough tasty lines to distract you from its smell. The slickest scene finds Brenner squaring off with Captain Campbell's mentor, a psychological warfare expert named Moore (James Woods). There's something invigorating about watching two smart actors playing smart characters firing honesty at one another. Indeed, Travolta gets to sink his teeth into dozens of choice lines based on his delight at provoking authority figures (to the local sheriff of the Georgia county: "Shouldn't you be out night-sticking the colored folk?").  Goldman's dialogue can serve up a bigger laugh than you'll find in most so-called comedies.
Dialogue, unfortunately, just isn't enough to make a quality script.  By the time THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER wanders towards its over-wrought, psycho-in-the-rain finale, West's heavy hand has obliterated most of what made the film occasionally fun. It's silly and pretentious film-making, but at least it provides a giggle or five. Goldman should tear the 15 decent pages out of this script and turn them into a stand-up routine.
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Yesterday I came upon two phrases, the one spoken and the other written. I overheard a reference to “a small nice pig”, and I read the words “mysterious East German sausages”. Given that the pig was “nice”, I can only hope that it did not end up as a constituent part of the sausages.
The contexts of both phrases need not concern us, and in any case I shall soon forget them, given the parlous state of my memory. Ideally, I would construct texts around both the small nice pig and the mysterious East German sausages, use them as springboards for flights of invention, embed them within sweeping paragraphs of majestic prose. One day, one day . . .
For the time being, rather than scribbling them in a jotting pad, I decided to share them with you lot, by giving them a postage of their own, which will also act as an aide memoire. You will encounter them both again, of that there is little doubt.


The Escape from Egypt (Exodus)
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1 These were the sons of Jacob (they all went to the land of Egypt with Jacob, their father, and with their own households). The sons' names were:
2 Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah,
3 Issachar, Zebulun, Benjamin,
4 Dan, Naphtali, Gad, and Asher.
5 In all, there were seventy people who went with Jacob. His son Joseph was already in Egypt.
6 After some time, Joseph and his brothers and everyone else in their family who lived in that generation died.
7 But Jacob's descendants gave birth to many children. The number of his descendants grew very large. As a result, there were so many of them that they were everywhere in Egypt.
8 However, many years later, a new king began to rule in Egypt. He was not at all thankful for the good things Joseph had done for the people of Egypt long ago.
9 He said to his people, "Look at what has happened! The Israelite people have become so many and so powerful that they are dangerous to us!
10 We must find a way to control them! If we do not do that, there will be more of them. Then, if enemies attack us, the Israelites will join with our enemies and fight against us, and they will escape from our land."
11 So the king and his leaders put masters over the Israelites to cause them to suffer very much by making them work very hard. They made the Israelite people build two cities to store goods for the king. Those cities were named Pithom and Rameses.
12 But the more they treated the Israelite people badly, the more the number of Israelites grew, and they became so many that they filled the land. So the Egyptian people began to fear the Israelite people.
13 They made the Israelite people work very hard.
14 Because the Israelites were slaves, their lives were very sad. They had to build many buildings with cement and bricks. They also had to do work in the fields. In making the Israelites do all this work, the Egyptian masters treated them very badly.
15 Now there were two Hebrew midwives. Their names were Shiphrah and Puah. The king of Egypt said to those two women,
16 "When you help the Hebrew women give birth to their children, if the baby is a boy, you must kill him. If the baby is a girl, you may let her live."
17 But the midwives feared that God would punish them if they obeyed the king. So they did not do what the king told them to do. They allowed the baby boys to live.
18 So the king called the two midwives and said to them, "Why are you doing this? Why are you letting the baby boys live?"
19 One of the midwives said to the king, "The Hebrew women are not like the Egyptian women. The Hebrew women are very strong. They give birth to their babies before we can get to them to help them."
20 So God acted kindly toward the midwives, and the Hebrew people became very numerous and strong.
21 Because the midwives feared God, God gave them children of their own.
22 Then the king commanded all the Egyptian people, saying, "You must throw into the Nile River every Hebrew baby boy that is born! However, you can allow the baby girls to live."


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