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Morning Glory, 2C-T-7, Mushrooms - P. cubensis
I have been suffering from migraine and cluster headache for about ten years now. I could also be categorized as person with a chronic headache. I have regular seizures at least twice a month. Usually it can be stopped whit ordinary anti-inflamantories in the early state of pain. So it is usually the case that if I get even the slightest feeling of headache it will manifest itself to migraine seizure in a period of time if not treated somehow. As a result of the hell-like experiences I have developed quite accurate and sensitive sense which I can use to determinate that the seizure is coming.
I have few experiences with morning glory seeds (dosage of 100-290 ipomea tricolor seeds), 2c-t-7 (5-10 mg up the nose) and psilocybe cubenis (Mexican) of dosages of 1-3 dried average? size mushrooms orally or shared a joint of half a average size mushroom shared with someone. All these substances have the same charestiristic concerning headache. I really feel that there is no possibility for a headache or migraine under the influence of these substances. It is something that I feel. Even the smallest dosages of these substances have this effect.
Usually migraines are also mood related and stress (Low serotonine levels) causes to trigger migraine seizures.
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[React] why using const keyword in reactjs
In vanilla js,
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variable with const keyword can not be reassigned and it is
block-scoped
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variable with let keyword is reassigned and it is
block-scoped
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variable with var keyword is also reassigned but it is
function-scoped
That is why in vanilla js, we usually use the let keyword. So I was
confused why in all the tutorial, they wrote variables with const
keyword in useState hook even when I was pretty sure that those
variables would change in the following commend. Then I found that when
properties or states change, the component will be rerendered. And the
function will be executed again which will cause it to create a new
scope again. Then, the variable with const will be assigned a new value
instead of reassigning values.


Video: ‘Agents Bobby and Fabinho’ – These Liverpool fans excited with pair’s chat with Heung-Min Son
by Jaikuran RandhawaSome Liverpool fans were sent into overdrive after seeing a clip of Reds stars Fabinho and Roberto Firmino chatting to Tottenham forward Heung-Min Son after this morning’s clash between Brazil and South Korea.
Defensive midfielder Fabinho actually swapped shirts with the superstar forward and seemed to enjoy his chat with the Tottenham star.
Firmino then entered the mix and it appeared as though he enjoyed a little laugh with the South Korean talisman.
Check out the Reds duo chatting to the Tottenham forward below:
Here’s how some Liverpool supporters reacted to the clip:
Just imagine Son in Liverpool lineup, the Reds’ already frightening attack would certainly become the best in the world if Son headed to Anfield.


LA SEPARATION
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Phaedra Cinema Director: Christian Vincent Writer: Christian Vincent, Dan Franck, novel by Dan Franck Cast: Daniel Auteuil, Isabelle Huppert, Jerome Deschamps, Karin Viard, Laurence Lerel, Louis Vincent, Nina Morato, Jean-Jacques Vanier, Estelle Larrivaz, Gerard Jumel, Christian Benedetti, Frederic Gelard, Claudine Challier
When President Clinton and his wife Hillary were in Russia during the late summer of 1998 meeting with Yeltsin, Hillary introduced him everywhere: "This is Bill Clinton, the president of the United States." Why is this unusual? In every previous instance, she would introduce him as "my husband, Bill Clinton." So says Joe Klein, a top political columnist in a recent issue of the New Yorker magazine. That's not all. "B touches H gently on shoulder as she passes. H stares straight ahead." This too from the notepad of Joe Klein. A small matter? Nope. Significant? You bet it is. If you doubt the gravity of this subtle body language, sit through Christian Vincent's engrossing film "La Separation," a 1994 picture released in New York and other markets this October.
"La Separation" deals with a couple who have been living together for just about two years. They have a lovely child of eighteen months, Loulou (Louis Vincent) who is cared for largely by a young and attractive nanny, Laurence (Laurence Lerel). You could probably imagine that when life was rosier, Anne (Isabelle Huppert), a business executive, introduced her lover (Daniel Auteuil), as "Pierre, the man I live with."  How do we know this? By the little things that mean a lot. They sit in a crowded theater watching an Ingrid Bergman movie. Pierre is more interested in Anne than in the screen. He closes his palm around hers. She pulls away. "I'm trying to watch the film," she complains. He pouts. They still live together, attend parties, and visit their best friends, Victor (Jerome Deschamps) and his live-in girl friend Claire (Karin Viard). But their connection is frayed and is not likely to be patched together. "La Separation" is about reality. It is not at all influenced by American-style optimism.
The glory of "La Separation" is that Christian Vincent captures it in a distinctly different style from the way an American romance-gone-sour would be played. There is just one violent scene that's over in a flash. The man is at first quite understanding when his live-in lover tells him flat-out, "Pierre; I think I fell in love with someone." We all know how a red-blooded Texan would react to that, and for that matter look at how Takuro Yamashita (Koji Yakushi) responds in Shohei Imamura's Palme D'Or winner at the '97 Cannes Festival, "Unagi." A blood bath results when he falls upon his wife in flagrante delicto with another man.
 If this were an American movie, a critic would seek Anne's motivation for alienating Pierre's affection. Here it's not necessary: in fact the audience is encouraged to guess, based on what the mature, intelligent viewers have experienced or witnessed in their own lives. Perhaps, as is quickly hinted, she got bored while he suffers. No matter. What does count is that "La Separation" features two first-rate actors whose every gesture speaks volumes about their feelings. Isabelle Huppert, who dazzled critics and audiences alike in the far more action-filled drama "La Ceremonie," proves her mettle once more by communicating her emotions by a twitch of the right eye here, a look to the side there. She elevates the film, produced by the famed Claude Berri, far above melodrama by turning her feelings on and off unpredictably. One moment she is agreeing to Pierre's decision to separate, to live apart. In a twinkling she rests her head lightly on his chest in a show of tenderness which in the hands of another actress would seem laughable if not downright bizarre.
Pierre is not so able to hide his emotions. He lets it all hang out with his pal Victor, probably a mistake because no one can really help a man who is losing not just the woman he cares for but the infant he cherishes and has carefully and regularly videotaped. When he appears toward the conclusion red-eyed, dazed, not knowing even how to get home, even the passing taxicabs sense that something is wrong and refuse to stop for him. While director Vincent may not have intended us to take sides, we can't help feeling that Pierre is being treated unfairly. But what "La Separation" really wants to say, I think, is that life is unfair, romantic love is fleeting, and that the two lovers face an existential dilemma that is all too common. As one character reports, "Love stories start rosy, then the relationships go to the dogs."
La Separation is obviously not for an audience targeted by producers of Van Damme films, nor is it even for the folks who think a show is first-rate because "I laughed, I cried." It's for a discerning constituency seasoned enough to have been battered by life's inexplicable impasses, people who can empathize equally with a couple who have loved and lost through no apparent fault of their own. The understated performances by Huppert and Auteuil are nothing short of astonishing.
Not Rated. Running time: 88 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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--- author: "Michael Dewey" slug: "intro-hypothesis-testing-1" date: "2020-11-23" output: blogdown::html_page tags: - Rstats - statistics - Hypothesis Testing categories: - Lessons title: "Introduction to Hypothesis Testing, Part 1" runtime: shiny ---
This lesson is intended to bring together many disparate but crucial elements of statistics to explain how and why hypothesis testing works. Part 1 deals with the mechanics of hypothesis testing, the types of hypotheses we formulate, and some understanding of what can happen when we test. Part 2 will deal with the specific forms of tests that we make. The full version is intended for students in their first undergraduate statistics course and takes around half an hour to deliver in tutoring. However, more of the details can easily be asserted for students in less rigorous courses, allowing this lecture to be delivered to high school students.
Throughout your statistics education, you have doubtless heard much about the parameters of a probability distribution within a population. In the view of this lesson1, the population’s parameters are constant values which are unknown to us. To set an example which will persist throughout this lesson, consider the normal distribution. The normal distribution is referred to in common parlance as the “bell curve”; we denote a population which has that distribution by writing
\[ X_i \stackrel{\text{iid}}{\text{~}} \mathcal{N}(\mu, \sigma^2) \] The phrase “iid” means independent and identically distributed. In short, everyone in this population follows the same distribution, and all of the observations are independent from one another. The assumption of independence is quite important for some results that follow, so it’s necessary to keep it in mind. The parameters \(\mu\) and \(\sigma^2\) are the mean and the variance of the normal distribution2
If we knew the value of the parameters \(\mu\) and \(\sigma^2\), then we would fully know the distribution, meaning that we would perfectly know the probability of having any value from that distribution. To see this in action, you can play around with the normal distribution below. Click and drag along the graph to see the chance of falling within the area:
In truth, we will never perfectly know the values of the population, although we will assume that we know the variance at times. Hypothesis testing, then, is an exercise in understanding what conclusions we can make about values we will never know only by using values that we do know.
To wrap your head around how hypothesis testing works on a mechanical level, consider the following example. I hand you a coin with two sides, heads and tails, and I tell you that the coin is “fair”, meaning that the chances of getting either heads or tails is 50%. Maybe out of a sense of boredom, or because you don’t trust my assertion3, you flip the coin. After ten flips, you find that six of them have come up with heads. After seeing those six heads, would you feel that you have enough evidence to reject my claim that the coin is fair?
You probably shouldn’t. It’s not that unusual to see six heads out of ten when the odds are 50-50. In fact, if you were to keep flipping ten times and recording the results, around 50% of all of those tests would show a number of heads between four and six. If you decided to say something along the lines of “I will doubt that this coin is fair if I see six heads or more” and I wasn’t lying, there would still be about a 26% chance that you erroneously doubt me. Which would hurt my feelings.
What if, instead, you flipped the coin 100 times, finding that 60 out of those 100 flips came up heads. Would you doubt me then?
You might, and you’d be on stronger footing to make such a claim. If you kept repeating this experiment, you’d find that the chance of getting something higher than 60 heads is only about 2%. If you decided to say something along the lines of “I will doubt that this coin is fair if I see sixty heads or more” and I wasn’t lying about the coin being 50-50, there would only be a 2% chance that you come to the wrong conclusion. That’s definitely better than 26%!
The important thing to keep in mind, however, is that you will never be able to make a test which is both useful and never makes mistakes of this kind. Hypothesis testing asks us to make conclusions based on the data we gathered, which is not the same thing as seeing the population parameter for ourselves. You will sometimes erroneously doubt me. That’s okay. The important thing is designing a statement, like the ones above, which lower the chance of such a mistake to an acceptable level, whatever that means for your problem.
As mentioned above, there is no point in using a simple alternative because you can do just as well with a one-sided alternative which is on the same side of the mean as the simple value. There’s no benefit to being particular in that sense. Notice that I did not make such a claim when talking about the two-sided alternative as compared to the one-sided, even though a two-sided test would be both of the one-sided tests at the same time. Take a moment to think about why this might be the case. That is, why might it true that a two-sided and one-sided alternative hypothesis each have their own uses? We will come to see the answer by the end of this post.
Before we move on to understand how we formulate tests in the next lesson, there are two important notes that close this portion.
This point is repeated by every textbook covering hypothesis testing, and for good reason. Consider the example above about flipping coins. If you were to flip heads 55 times out of 100, you would not have good reason to believe that the true odds aren’t 50-50, but you don’t necessarily have good evidence that it is, either. Flipping 55 heads out of 100 is also consistent with a slightly unfair coin, say 55-45 or 60-40. It would be incorrect, then, to say that this evidence proves that the true odds are 50-50. Instead, it only shows that you don’t have the evidence to prove it isn’t 50-50, and hence we say that we “fail to reject the null”.
As I’ve mentioned before, it’s impossible to design a useful test which doesn’t make errors. Let’s dig down to precisely understand the nature of these mistakes. Without getting too deep into the form of a specific test, let’s say that there are two conclusions one can reach: reject the null or do not reject the null. Moreover and simplifying heavily, there are two different things which can be “true” but unknown to us: either the null or the alternative hypothesis. Therefore, we have a natural 2x2 grid whose four conclusions are represented below by memes.
| \(H_0\) | \(H_1\) | |
|---|---|---|
| Do Not Reject \(H_0\) | ||
| Reject \(H_0\) |
Obviously, we don’t actually know what’s true in reality. We only see what our tests show, so we can’t truly know if we’re supposed to be happy or not when we get our result. Two of these outcomes are bad for us, but one is worse than the other:
Of these two, type I is considered worse. Consider the example of a court case. When we state hypotheses, we are putting our null hypothesis “on trial”, and it can either be innocent or guilty, meaning untrue. Our test is the trial, where the evidence from a sample is taken into consideration and we make a verdict- either the null is guilty or it’s “not guilty”5. Just like in a court case, it is considered far worse to convict an innocent null hypothesis than it is to let a guilty null go free. Without going too far into the details, we can quantify the probability of making either of these errors once we’re given a test. We call the probability of type I error “alpha”, that is \(P(\text{Type I Error}) = P(\text{Reject a True Null}) = \alpha\). The probability of type II error is fittingly called “beta”, that is \(P(\text{Type II Error}) = P(\text{Fail to Reject a False Null}) = \beta\).
Those of you with some background in hypothesis testing already will no doubt notice that we already use alpha as a symbol for the significance level. This is not an accident: a test at significance level alpha has at most “alpha” probability of making a type I error.
In other words, we define our tests based on our tolerance for convicting an innocent null.
To return to the coin flipping example, since there is only a 2% chance of doubting me when I was really correct (that is, a 2% chance of making a type I error when your alternative hypothesis is that heads is more frequent), then your test “I will doubt you whenever I see 60 heads or more” would be significant at the 2% level. Such a test would also be allowable if you only wanted a 5% significance level, but you could actually be less strict and still reject my claim at 5%. We will revisit this concept in a subsequent entry on hypothesis testing and p-values.
This refers to the frequentist view as opposed to a Bayesian one↩
For the sake of generality, it’s worth noting that that is a particular property of the normal distribution. Other distributions, like the binomial, have parameters which are not the distribution’s mean or variance.↩
Statistics is designed for uncertainty, so no offense taken at your curiousity.↩
The curious reader may consult the Neyman-Pearson Lemma↩
notice we make no conclusion of innocence in an absolute sense off of the basis of our trial.↩


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Lab 4: Troubleshooting¶
Task 1: Logging Levels¶
You can turn up the logging levels specific to OAuth at Access -> Overview -> Event Logs -> Settings. Often times Informational is enough to identify issues. It is recommended to start there before going to debug. In particular pay attention session.oauth.client.last.errMsg as it contains the errors the other side reported back to you.
Task 2: Traffic Captures¶
You can actually examine what Big-IP has sent out when acting as a client/resource server. First, capture the traffic on the tmm channel:
tcpdump -i tmm:h -s0 -w /tmp/oauth.dmp
Then attempt your login using OAuth and ctrl-c the capture to end it. Now you need to ssldump the output:
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Information: Logging at the Other Side¶
Sometimes the issue is not at your end and some providers have their own logging and reporting you can leverage. As an example, Google has a dashboard that reports errors.
Information: The Browser¶
Although a lot of the critical stuff is passed back and forth directly without your browser being involved, you can at least validate the browser portions of the transaction are good (e.g. are you passing all the values you should, example below for Google).


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I like to spending my time doing my research on languages that are new to me and learning about those languages. React-Redux and Java are couple of languages that I self taught myself. When I first came across React-Redux, I instantly fell in love with it and since then it has been a great learning process.
Besides coding I love being out in the nature. I find being in the nature to be very meditational and grounding. Sometimes we are very wired with technology and we are constantly connected and obssesed with things that social media tends to potray. So, to disconnect from this kind of virtual reality I like to connect myself with nature. Few of the activities I enjoy the most when I am out in the nature are hiking, trekking, camping, kayaking and the list goes on and on.
Videography has been my interest for a while and I enjoy watching and creating video contents that speaks to me. To be precise, aerial videography is where my passion lies. In my free time I like to take my drone out and play with it.
Most of my personal projects are created using the Model–View–Controller (MVC) software architectural pattern. I've also built APIs and Message Plugins using C# ServiceStack Framework and UIs using React library.
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Wednesday January 1, 2003
Mae still isn't feeling the best, but we kept busy working on missionary papers. Bob and Carroll invited us up for fish breakfast this morning. It's always nice to have someone else fix breakfast. Scott, Mishelle, Kylan and Ashley came over this afternoon and borrowed our scanner. Scott isn't feeling very well either. We got letters sent to some of our friends that we had not called, letting them know of our mission call. This evening we started packing for our trip to Arizona. We did watch a TV show called "Dave” this evening that was really a cute show. Bob suggested a couple of shows that were on tonight, but we only watched the one. As it was, we were until 11 PM before we got to bed. Mae couldn't go to sleep, so slept in the recliner most of the night.
Thursday January 2, 2003
Mae never slept very well last night so I let her sleep in a little longer and I prepared breakfast. I took Mae to work. While there we got a Secretary in the other office to notarize some papers. Superintendent Bryon Bowles came out to express his appreciation for Mae and the work she has done for the District. I thought it was pretty neat that he would be so personal. Leaving Mae at work, I did a lot of chasing around, making phone calls about our mission and checking out a laptop computer. I got back to Mae's office at 1 PM thinking we were to meet with a Financial Planner; however, he asked if he could change time to 3 PM. Mae and I went to Inkley’s and got passport pictures. After taking Mae back, I rushed to get things packed in the car and back to Mae's office. We met with the Financial Counselor for a few minutes but didn't make a decision at this time. We left Mae's office after 4PM. We stopped at Mike's for just a few minutes to get the software and cables for our digital camera. We rushed up to the M. T. C. and picked up some training materials for the Tagalog Language. I parked in a spot that tipped the front of the car down, and because we were low on gas, the car ran out of fuel. The brothers in the M.T.C. office called transportation and had him take me to a gas station, where I purchased a gas can and gas. He took me back to the car and we were soon on our way. We stopped and got some dinner, before leaving Provo. Mae wasn't feeling very good so I got her some Nyquil tablets and she took one. It put her right out. I drove as fare as Beaver where we stopped and got a motel room for the night.
Friday January 3, 2003
We didn't sleep the best, due to Mae not feeling well, the beds were to hard and the dinner we ate didn't settle with me the best. We slept in a little, but got away at 8:15AM. We drove to Kanab before stopping for gas and something to eat. While there, I made a couple of calls regarding our Mission Call. We lost about a hours time there, but got to Roy and Shellie's about 6PM. We ate, visited, gave them the Christmas gifts, we had brought down for them. Mike called and said he had found us a laptop computer for a good price. He bought it, but if I don't want it he can take it back tomorrow. I typed my journal entries for yesterday and today on Shellie's computer before going to bed.
Saturday January 4, 2003
We slept in until about 8:30 AM. I worked on the computer finding a way to spell check my typing. Mike called and told me more information about the laptop computer he bought for us. It sounds like a pretty good unit. Mike is going to download all the software we need and then when we return, he will show us how it all works.  Roy and Shellie were packing to leave for California to go on a cruise ship to Mexico, for their Wedding Anniversary. Mae and I will tend the children while they are gone. We really didn't do much except be with the children. This evening I watched two videos, Mae did set down and watch the 2nd one with me. We moved our things down to Roy and Shellie's room so we could be closer to Jase's room and be able to hear him, if he wakes. Garrett went baby sitting this evening. He was gone for six hours, but was paid $36 for the evening. Maybe I need to start baby sitting.
Sunday January 5, 2003
Jase woke Mae shortly after 7 AM. Mae let me sleep in until about 9:30, then I let her go back to sleep for a while. Garret had to help collect Fast Offerings this morning, so I took him over to the Priesthood Leaders to get his packets. I then worked on the computer typing my journal entrance. Shellie called to see how every thing was going. They hadn't boarded the ship yet. We attended church meetings and enjoyed them very much. We had a nice baked chicken dinner ready when we returned home. This evening we held F. H. E. with the children. Jase likes me to put him to bed for some reason. Mae and I soon went to bed after getting the boys to bed.
Monday, January 6, 2003
It was a relaxing morning with the boys still out of school. We ordered the Mannatech products that we will need while in the mission field. There were some problems getting the total cost to go on our Visa card, but we finally got it worked out. Garret went with me and we went several places, Walgreen’s for some note books and Thera-gesic, a Health store for capsules (which they didn't have in bulk), and some Acidophilus, we had to go to another store where we bought the capsules. We then went to Home Depot and bought materials to lay some tile for Roy & Shellie. We planned to take the boys bowling this evening, but with travel time and stopping at McDonald's to eat and play, it became to late, so we just let the children play longer at McDonald'. Garret wanted to watch a video after the little boys went to bed, so while Mae and Garret watched "Raiders of the Lost Ark", I also filled capsules. It was late when we got to bed.
Tuesday, January 7, 2003
Mae got the boy's off to school this morning. I located tools and started the preparations to lay tile in Roy & Shellie's bedroom. I was unable to locate Roy's 1/2 inch drill motor. I had to go to the Home Depot in Mesa to rent a tile saw. After checking the rental on a drill motor, I purchased one. Rent would have cost $50.00 for two days and could purchase a new one for $104.00 including tax. Brother Black from the M. T. C. called us this afternoon and we spent about an hour with him on the phone, starting the language training. I spent the rest of the day and evening cutting tiles. Although it only took 17 - 18" X 18" tiles, to do the area they want tiled, there are 23 pieces and every tile has 1 or more cuts. I was sure tired when I quite tonight.
Wednesday, January 8, 2003
This morning I woke thinking about the storage or sale of the car and truck. I don't know what we should do, but when I tried to talk to Mae about it, she immediately was negative about it. That put me in a bad mood that lasted quite a while. I set the tile in mortar, and then cleaned up tools and the floor where I had tracked it up, cutting tiles last night. I returned the tile saw, bought some groceries and looked at some ear receivers for the phone, so we could communicate easer with Brother Black as we are instructed in the Tagalog language. I brought some head sets home, on the understanding that if they wouldn't work I could return them. As soon as I got home and opened them to read the instructions, I realized they wouldn't work. After the boys got home from school, Mae, Jase and I returned the head sets. We went over to a Radio Shake, where we bought a speaker unit that would install on any phone line. It was much cheaper and I think will be better. We played games with the boys before getting Quint and Kevis to bed. Garrett wanted to stay up longer, so we watched a video with him. Mae and I stayed up studding Tagalog and trying to read the scriptures in Tagalog. We are sure going to need the Blessings from Our Lord if we are to be successful in this calling.
Thursday, January 9, 2003
We got the boys off to school, and then I began to prepare to grout the tile. I got the grout to wet, so had to run to Home Depot to purchase some more. Mae helped me with the grouting by keeping towels cleaned out for me. We then tried to stretch the carpeting back, but with the weight of the water bed, it wouldn't let it stretch far enough. Brother Black called and we spent the next hour and 45 minutes with him. I feel completely overwhelmed. I worked more on the carpeting, but had to give up until I can get a carpet stretcher. I spent some time on the computer getting today's tutoring session down. I cleaned up from the floor work. After dinner, I felt completely excused, but Mae continued to push for more study time. My mind simply rebelled. I finally took a shower and got ready for bed. Mae tried to get me to relax, but she couldn't quit, so she stayed up to study and I went to bed.
Friday, January 10, 2003
At 2:50 AM, I woke up to use the bathroom. I couldn't go back to sleep, worrying about learning the Tagalog Language. We had planned on being ready to report to the M.T.C. the end of February. That in it self, with all the things we need to do before then, seemed almost overwhelming, but now to add to that, the learning of a foreign language, I just don't know. I walked the floor until 4 AM, then got dressed and walked outside, getting back home at 6 AM. We talked and prayed, then prayed and talked, but are still over whelmed. I thought about getting a carpet stretcher to pull the carpet, but can't find a wet-vac to drain the water bed. I am sure that we need to remove the weight from the carpet before we can get it to stretch enough to finish the job. I finally decided to weight until Roy returns before doing more. I put a call in for Brother Craw, but only got his message machine. Mae cleaned house most of the day, getting it ready for Roy & Shellie's return. This evening we took the boys bowling. It was quite a bit of fun and the boys seemed to enjoy it.
Saturday January 11, 2003
We thought we could sleep in this morning but Jase was awake at 7A. M. as normal, so we had to get up. I used the knee kicker and was able to get the carpet to stretch farther. At 10 A.M. Brother Black called and we spent 1 1/2 hrs with him on our lessons. He says we are doing very well, but I am still struggling to remember words and their meanings. We are sure seeking the Lords help with this challenge. After our lessons, I again worked on stretching the carpet, and was able to get it looking good. We called and talked to Sandi this afternoon. After lunch, I worked on the carpet again, and then returned the kicker to Home Depot. I made some copies of papers for Mae and bought a few fruits at a stand. Garrett helped me fill some capsules this evening. After getting the little boys to bed, Mae, Garrett and I watched a video, before we went to bed. We have been expecting Roy and Shellie home this evening or at least expected them to call.
Sunday January 12, 2003
I woke early and was concerned that Roy & Shellie hadn't called as of yet. Garrett said that Shellie had told him that they would get back to LA on Saturday. After a couple of calls, we found the phone number of the couple that Roy & Shellie had gone with. I talked to their parents, who are tending their children, and found that they wouldn't be getting to port in Calif. until 8:30 AM today. That calmed my concerns. After getting some breakfast, Mae wanted to study. I was tired and had a headache, so laid down for a nap. That had Mae upset, because I didn't study with her. This is sure creating stress. We took the children and attended church meetings. Mae had Lasagna ready for dinner when we got home. I made up a fruit salad, from the fruits I had bought yesterday, but the boys are very picky and hardly ate much. I guess I am just getting to old to have small children, but it upset me, so I went out side to relax. Roy and Shellie got home about 7 PM. They told all of us about their trip, and had souvenirs for everyone. They had a good trip. Roy and Shellie were excited about the tile in their bedroom. We visited until about 10 PM. I made my journal entry and worked on our language lessons before going to bed.
Monday January 13, 2003
We were able to sleep in, letting Shellie get the boys off to school. Garrett asked about taking a picture of his Robotic, he had made, so he could send it to his teacher. I told him we would after school. I worked on the Tagalog language part of the time today. I lay down on the couch to take a nap, but was awaken with Jase feeding me potato chips. I tended Jase, while Mae and Shellie went shopping. Mae bought me a new watch band. I reorganized the computer files I have been making for our language studies. After school Mae & I took Jase and Garrett with us to Walgreen’s where we got some loose leaf binders, and Garrett had some items he needed. This evening as we were reading scriptures as a family, I was amazed at the depth Quint was thinking when he ask a question about what Shellie was reading from the Book of Isaiah. Garrett and I loaded the program that came with our camera, to down load pictures from our digital camera to the computer. A power unit did not come with the package, so I told Garrett I would try to find one tomorrow. Garrett asked if he could try using another program and try to down load the pictures. I let him and sure enough he was able to do it. I would have just given up and waited until I had all the equipment to follow the instructions given. These kids really amaze me with what they can do with modern technology. I called the MTC training center and set an appointment for Mae and I to get more medical test taken in preparation to go to the Philippines. We will go for them at 9 AM on the 21st.
Tuesday January 14, 2003
Mae got up and got the boys off to school as Shellie and Roy forgot to set their alarm. We spent most to the morning preparing for our language lesson. Brother Black called us at 1 PM and we were on the phone for the next 1 hr .and 45 min.. Again I am over whelmed with trying to learn the Tagalog language. We stayed up late playing games wand visiting with Shellie. Roy and Garrett spent the evening setting up their new computer.
Wednesday January 15, 2003
We slept in, not getting up until 8 AM. It was a relaxed morning, mainly visiting with Shellie. This afternoon Mae & Shellie went shopping for Mae some clothes for her to wear on our mission. I worked on making more flash cards, like the ones Shellie had designed for us. Maybe they will help us with the language training. I was able to keep Quint and Kevis quiet so that Jase could sleep most of the time Shellie and Mae were gone. I was unable to print the flash cards off the computer, for Roy hadn’t connected the printer. Quint and I had a good take about education and it’s importance, after he got home from school. I started watching a video just before Shellie and Mae got home. We stopped it when dinner was ready. After dinner, Mae & I got most of our things packed in the car. We visited with Roy & Shellie and all watched the rest of the movie, before saying our good bys and going to bed at mid-night.
Thursday, January 16, 2003
Mae and I got up at 3 AM and were on the road by 4 AM. Mae was able to sleep most of the way to Flagstaff, where we stopped for gas. Mae then drove to Page, while I slept. We stopped there for breakfast, before going on to Kanab. We stopped there and tried to find Judy Giles, but they didn’t answer the phone, so we just left them a message. We went through Zion National park, then up the freeway to American Fork, where we stayed the evening with Mike and Becky. Mike and I were most of the evening working on my new computer that Mike had bought for us. Mae enjoyed playing with David, Taylor and Mattie, along with visiting with Becky. It was a very enjoyable evening, just wish we had more time to stay longer. Mike talked to Mae & I about not stressing out over the language so much. It was mid-night before we got to bed.
Friday, January 17, 2003
We got up shortly after 7 AM that we might say goodbye to Mike, as he had to be to work this morning at 7:30AM. Becky had breakfast ready and the children were eating. We got away at 8:30 AM and went out to Grantsville. We got there at 9:40 AM and just had time to get the phone speaker hooked up and a card table set up, when Brother Black called. We were 2 hr on our lesson today. I spent a lot of this afternoon working on our laptop computer typing up today's lesson. This evening Terry and I watched a show on TV. Sandi, Mae and I played a game of Rummy. Mae and I took showers, before going to bed.
Saturday, January 18, 2003
Mae got up shortly after 7 AM, but I slept until just before 10 AM.. When I got up, Sandi, JaNae, Chelci and Mae were busy preparing food for a baby shower for JaNae. I prepared some breakfast for all of us, and then helped them with the other preparations. At 11:30, we went up to the Church House where Sandi had scheduled for the baby shower. I helped set up, then helped with the serving of the food. Sandi had about 40 guests come in response of invitations. By the time they finished, we cleaned up and got back home, it was after 4 PM.. We relaxed, Shellie sang a song for us, with Sandi accompanying on the piano. Mae and I worked on our language lessons. Mae is doing much better than I am with the language. This evening Mae, Sandi and I watched the three DVD's made of our old home movies. We also watched the pictures that Mike had taken, and made DVD's for all the family. Mae and Sandi did some exercises, before we went to bed. Terry had gone up to his son's and laid some floor tile. He got home about 6 PM, quite tired. He went to sleep watching the DVD's.
Sunday, January 19, 2003
I woke at 2:30 AM and couldn't go back to sleep, so got up and studied until after 6 AM. Mae woke when I came back to bed, so she got up and studied. Sandi had a nice breakfast ready for us about 9 AM. I worked on creating another Tagalog language file, for some how I have lost the one I had created while we were at Shellie's. We attended Church with Sandi. Terry didn't sleep much last night, so didn't feel well enough to go with us. Priesthood was held first. The counselor in the Bishopric welcomed me and had me introduce myself. Being that this Ward used to be the Clark Ward, I know many of the Brothers. I had visited with Fred & Kenny Hale when we were waiting for meeting to start, so Kenny had the Bishopric ask me about or mission call. Also as I was visiting with some of the Brothers before meeting started, someone said that I used to operate the Stake farm. A brother that lived there no, ask if I had planted rocks there, for he sure was finding many now. He also said the rocks had a hard clay coat on them, that if they wanted to use the rocks, they had to chip the clay of with a chisel and hammer. I realized that the rocks are coming from the hard pan that covered the farm area. It is being broken up as basements and footings are dug, and the material spread out on the yards. I found it very interesting. We enjoyed the meetings and saying hi to many we have known from when we lived here. Sandi had a nice dinner ready for after we returned home from church. Brad and JaNae also came for dinner. It was good to visit with them. This evening, we watched a TV show, then Mae went to bed. Sandi and I watched a second show, called "Perdition", it was quite cute.
Monday, January 20, 2003
We got up to breakfast being ready, ate with Sandy & Terry. We left for home at 9 AM, studying Tagalog numbers on the way home. We stopped at the Church Distribution in Layton and bought garments to take on our mission. We also bought Temple Ordinance clothes for Jeff for his Birthday. We stopped home and unpacked the car, cleaned up some, for when we left on the 3 rd for Arizona, we really left a mess. This is something Mae never dose, but this time we were in to big of a hurry to take the time to clean up the house. We ask Bob if he could cook a roast for us, to be ready to take to Jeff and Gale's home for dinner with them. He not only cooked the roast, but sliced it and made gravy. Mae had a appointment with the Dentist at 12 noon. After that we drove up to Liberty, where we took some pictures of the cottage that Jeff and Gale will use for their Honeymoon. We then went to Sam's Club and Best Buy, to purchase a carrying case for our Lap Top Computer. We also bought a printer. We went home and did some more house work before taking dinner over to Jeff & Gale's for dinner. President Richins called and ask Mae to speak in Stake Conference next Sunday. That really puts mort stress on Mae. I would rather have him ask me to talk, than Mae. Trent, Anna & Lillian stopped over to wish Jeff a Happy Birthday. We visited with them for a while, and then after they left, we played a game of Harts. It was about 10 PM when we got home. We then went through the stack of mail, which had come while we've been gone. We were after mid-night getting to bed.
Tuesday, January 21, 2003
We got up at 5:15 AM and had to hurry to get away by 7:15 AM to Provo. We got to Provo in time but couldn't find where we were to go, so as a result were a little late. We had a short interview to see if we had any problems with anxiety or depression. We then went for some lab test, and had a chest x-ray. That took us until 11:15 AM. We went up to the mall and got some lunch. We met Brother Black at the Senior Missionary Training Center, where we met in class for over 2 Hr. We stopped at a Maverick store to use the restrooms and got some Frozen Yogurt. We had to take a specimen back to the Lab; and then went to Mike & Becky's. We gave Becky a Birthday gift and sang Happy Birthday to her. She & Mae visited and I fell asleep for a couple of hours. Mike got home before we left, so we got to see him also. We drove to Grantsville, to Sandi & Terry's. Sandi soon had dinner ready for us. After dinner, we played a game of Rook. Sandi and I won Terry and Mae. We then played a single hand which Terry and Mae won. It has been a busy day, but a good one.
Wednesday, January 22, 2003
Mae got up early to work on her talk. I got up and had breakfast with Sandi, then went home to get the connecting cables so I could transfer the pictures from our digital camera to the computer, so we could print a couple of them out for Sandi. I visited with Bob and Mark for a few minutes while I was there. I called and left a message for Jeff, that we didn't want him to take our desk top computer until after we leave for our mission. I also called and left a message for Nolan, that if it would be easier for him, he could send me a check, for the money he owes me. I exchanged the some batteries at Radio shack, got gas, bought a hamburger for lunch and drove back to Sandi's. Mae and Sandi were out waking when I got there. I down loaded the pictures, which took me some time, assembled the printer, but couldn't get the driver loaded. When Terry got home from work he helped me. We printed off two pictures of the cottage that Jeff and Gale will spend their Wedding Night at, so Sandi can put that cottage in the picture she is going to paint for their wedding gift. We went up to JaNae and Brad's for the evening. Brad didn't come home in time for us to see him. JaNae had pizza for dinner and we watched a dumb show on TV. It wasn't as good as evening as I would like to of had. After returning to Sandi & Terry's, Terry wanted to play a game of Rook. We played 4 hands when Mae & Terry won, then another hand which Sandi & I won. We sure enjoy being with them.
Thursday, January 23, 2003
We slept in until 8 AM, and then got up for breakfast with Sandy. I called Brother Black and ask him to let us miss this lesson today. I did work on correcting some of our previous lesson material, on the computer. Mae spent some time working on her talk for Stake Conference. Mae and Sandi walked together for their exercise, I did some stretches while they were gone. Sandi practiced some music on the piano that she will be accompanying a Sister with for next Sunday. I sure enjoyed lessening to her play. After lunch, Sandy asked me to give her a Fathers Blessing, which I felt privileged and honored to do. We are sure proud of Sandy and the changes she has made in her life. I also gave her some advice about dealing with Dave when it comes to settling on what David owes her on the house. I told her that she needs to ask for the paper work on the sell of their original home and expect him to pay her 1/2, if not she should immediately contact her lawyer. She should then go for the 50% plus all expenses in order to collect what he owes her. We left for home shortly after 3 PM, but had traffic problems after passing the airport. Because of traffic, we lose time and had to go directly to Randy's for my appointment with him. Mae used that time to study. Randy really had to work on me trying to get me loosened up. He worked for a hour and fifteen minutes, then scheduled me to return on Saturday at 9 AM.. I took Mae out to eat, and then we stopped by Scott and Michelle's. They weren't home but the garage door was up, so we went in to leave them some pictures. While we were there, Scott came home to change Kylan. They have been visiting with the friends across the street. We visited for a few minutes, and then came on home. We put things away and watched “Touched by an Angle" on TV, before going to bed. Mike called with a question concerning some plumbing. Bob came down to bring us some mail. There was a package from Larry and Tammy with anti-Mormon information that they want us to read. We will just send it back. It is interesting that I felt impressed this morning to write to them and so started a letter.
Friday, January 24, 2003
Bob prepared breakfast of biscuits and gravy for us. I wrote a short letter to Larry & Tammy and got their material repackaged to return to them. In the letter, I ask them two questions: If they are right, what have we lost? If we are right, what have they lost? I doubt if they will really consider the questions, but I think I politely ask them not to contact with this kind of material, unless they want to openly discuss it. Mae cleaned the storage room, while I worked on our bank account. This afternoon I took some items to the D. I., bought a set of king size sheets for a bridle shower gift, copied some papers for Mae, picked up some chicken for dinner, returned some items to Bryce, and bought some filtered water and eggs at the store. Mae had the house fairly cleaned up when I returned. We quit about 7:30 PM and watched "JAG” that Bob had recorded for us, while we ate dinner. We were busy all day but still have a lot to do. It was after 10 PM when we got to bed. Although it some times seemed over whelming and frustrating at times, it was good to be home and with my best friend.
Saturday, January 25, 2003
We were busy this morning, and I just had time to get down to Randy's for another treatment. While there, Mae called to tell me that Brother Black called and wants to up our appointment to 11 AM. When I got home, he had just called. We were with him for 2 hr. & 15 min.. I feel that I am really slowing this learning down. I took letters and Bridle Shower invitations to the Post Office, getting there just before they closed at 1 PM. I then exchanged our Temple Garments, looked for another pair of cowboy boots, (but the Durango Brand boots have gone out), looked for a cable that will connect our palm cradle to our lap top computer. It looks like they have discontinued manufacturing that stile of fittings and it might be cheaper to get a new palm planner than to get an adaptor. I then bought a Frozen Yogurt, went home and took a nap. Mae had worked on her talk, cleaned house, and went to a Bridle Shower for Gale. She got home about 4 PM. We had to hurry to get to Stake Conference this evening, but it was sure a good meeting and worth attending. After the Conference we had several ask us about our mission call. Brother Laprevote asked us when we wanted to be set apart. I told him that we would like to, as soon as President Sanders feels it was appropriate. We went into President Sanders and he said that he would like to set us apart on November the 11th for our mission calling, but if I felt that we would like a blessing with learning the language, he would do that next Sunday. That is what we will plan on. After getting home, Mae worked more on her talk. I set up the camera and copied some of our family pictures so we will have them with us on DVD. We didn't get to bed until after mid-night.
Sunday, January 26, 2003
We got up about 7:30 AM but were busy trying to get ready for Stake Conference at 2 PM. Mae was busy with her talk, I was trying to organize the pictures from our camera onto our computer. We were also trying to get packed to go to David and Shauna's. Mae also prepared a casserole for dinner this evening at Scott and Mishelle's. Stake Conference was very enjoyable and Mae did an excellent job with her talk. Bob, Carroll and Mark attended our conference to support Mae; I thought that was pretty special. We had many congratulate us on our call after meeting, then Brother Shane Sheet's, from the Country View Ward, told us he had served there. He was excited to tell us about the Philippines and so visited with us for quite a while. When we got to Scott & Mishelle's, they wanted us to stay longer, so we decided to stay with Jeff and go up to David's tomorrow. We played games and visited, then went to Jeff's and visited with him until 11:30 PM, before going to bed.
Monday, January 27, 2003
We got up about 7 AM, visited with Jeff for a minute before he left for work. We went over to the Star Cafe to eat breakfast. We mailed the wedding invitations of Jeff and Gale at the Clearfield Post Office, and then left for Idaho. I drove until we got to Plymouth, then Mae drove while I slept. She drove to Rich & Lois's where we left some materials and a check for the balance in the Browning Family Organization fund. We then drove on to David & Shauna's, getting there just before 1 PM. We sure enjoyed being with Davis & his family. David helped me on my computer, to set up some files. We visited until quite late.
Tuesday, January 28, 2003
I woke quite early to use the bathroom, and couldn't go back to sleep, worrying about the Tagalog Language. I went down into David's study, where I pled with the Lord for help, and studied for a while. David and I gave Emily a blessing before David & Shauna took her to the hospital to have her tonsils removed, at 8 AM. Mae & I took care of Tyler while they were gone. Mae let me study and take a nap, while she played games with Tyler. I then played games with Tyler while Mae studied. Shauna called about 10:30 AM to let us know that the operation went well and Emily was doing well. David came home at 12:30 PM and put a movie on the TV for Tyler, but he went back to bed, as he hadn't slept much last night. We had our tutoring lesson with Brother Black from 1 PM to after 2 PM. Tyler was as good as can be during that time, not disturbing us at all. We enjoyed visiting with David. This evening David, Tyler, Mae & I went to the Hospital to visit Emily. Shauna looks tired, but stayed the night with Emily. We stopped and got ice cream and yogurt on the way home. Mae and I stayed up and watched a show on TV before going to bed.
Wednesday, January 29, 2003
After breakfast, David went to the hospital and brought Shauna & Emile home. Emile seems to be doing quite well. David and I went down town to fill a prescription for Emily. We also found an adapter for my palm pilot to our lap top. However the driver will not work, so we are going to have to try getting a driver from the internet. David then showed me some homes and areas of construction. We had forgotten that Shauna was waiting for the prescription. Emily was quite restless, but soon after giving her the medication, she felt fine. We got Shauna to lay down for a nap, for she got very little sleep last night at the hospital. David got Emily to lay down, but a short time later when he checked on her, she had blood on her lips. They called the Dr., and he had them take her back to the hospital, where she again went through surgery and catteries a small blood vessel to stop the bleeding. Mae and I stayed with Tyler getting some studying done. This evening I watched some TV. David and Shauna didn't get back with Emily until after 11 PM.
Thursday, January 30, 2003
I didn't sleep very well last night. The wind blow and it rained during the night. Also I am very concerned about the Tagalog language. I am having a very hard time with memorizing it, and when I say that, Mae tells me I can't say that. I really feel the pressure of learning, but also the pressure of time it takes when this time had been planned to be with our children. I don't know if my feelings are right or wrong. I have no problem with serving for 24 or 25 months, but I thought and said that we would be available the end of February. To learn a language during this time, has really added stress. David stayed home from work again today, as he needed the rest. We enjoyed helping with the children. Time sure goes by fast as we enjoy being with our family. David and Shauna are sure good parents, we are sure proud of our family.
Friday, January 31, 2003
I felt concerned about my lack of ability to remember the Tagalog language, so felt like I would like to go to the Temple. I went down, but the Temple was closed for repairs, so I came back home. David went to work today. We had our tutoring session with Brother Black. Mae and I took Tyler to a Family Fun Center where we enjoyed all kinds of entertainment. David joined us after he had completed his work.


Newark man pleads guilty to possessing a pistol
Grzogrz Jakoubik, 40, of St Marys Gardens, Newark, appeared at Nottingham Crown Court
by Rebecca SherdleyA man has admitted possessing a pistol with intent to cause fear of violence to a woman.
Grzogrz Jakoubik, 40, of St Marys Gardens, Newark, pleaded guilty to the offence when he appeared at Nottingham Crown Court.

No more details were given about the offences at a short plea and trial preparation hearing.
Digby Johnson, representing the defendant, asked for a psychiatric report to be prepared. Sentencing was adjourned until Friday, January 17.
Jakoubik will remain in custody.
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The offset from the top after object's animation.
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Delay in milliseconds until the animnations startseasing (default: linear)
Easing function (jQuery has by default only 'swing' & 'linear')lockBottom (default: true)
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The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Book Review
As someone who has always been infatuated with the startup community, tech companies, and entrepreneurship as a whole, I decided it was finally time to give The Hard Thing About Hard Things a serious read.
Years ago, I was first exposed to this world by following Marc Andreessen on Twitter. A single Twitter account might seem like too small of a platform to skyrocket an entire passion, but it did. Reading Andreessen’s constant insights and witticisms on VC culture and tech got me more and more interested in being involved in it myself. Eventually digging down the rabbit whole led me to learn about the wider scope of it all including his business parter, Ben Horowitz. When I saw Horowitz had written a book on everything I wanted to learn more about, I knew it was a great place to start.
I didn’t really know what to expect from this book; I figured it was going to be a walkthrough of how Horowitz and Andreessen met and eventually created Andreessen Horowitz — and it had some of that. What I wasn’t expecting was a nearly explicit tutorial on how to start and manage a company. It turned out to be a really great goldmine and reference to all the nuances building a business might entail.
Just Win, Baby
The beginning chapters of The Hard Thing About Hard Things explains how Ben Horowitz met Marc Andreessen and takes us through some of the early days of his career when he was running Loudcloud and Opsware. If nothing else, Ben’s story makes you extremely sure he’s more than qualified to be telling us how to run a company since he’s taken failing companies and turned them into success stories with higher stock prices when he’s through.
I’ll refrain from going into too much detail on the biography side of things as I find the core of the text to be in the following chapters, but the ultimate idea is that Opsware IPO’d at $6, fell all the way to $0.35, and rose to $14.25 by the time it was sold to HP. With those numbers alone, it’s clear management was top-notch at the company.
Management
The text quickly gets in to more logistical aspects of companies. Being interested in productivity, systems, and such, the book started really heating up for me here.
There’s a lot of discussion on what makes a good place to work. What draws people to your company? What keeps them there? An important thing to keep in the minds of employees is the big picture. Everyone should know exactly what their roles are and how it impacts the company. The idea is to be sure employees feel accomplished for themselves and that they have made a contribution to the company.
Let me break it down for you. In good organizations, people can focus on their work and have confidence that if they get their work done, good things will happen for both the company and them personally. It is a true pleasure to work in an organization such as this. Every person can wake up knowing that the work they do will be efficient, effective, and make a difference for the organization and themselves. These things make their jobs both motivating and fulfilling.
Keeping employees is more directed toward the trajectory of the actual company. People are much more likely to stay at company that is booming and all their friends are using than one that is actively laying people off and making headlines about shrinking stock prices. Being sure the company isn’t failing and doesn’t meet these negative criteria is the #1 method to keeping a quality staff.
Training plays a large part in your business as well. Defining the role, organizing tasks, and being certain everyone knows exactly what they’re doing will make or break the productivity of the office. Horowitz even expresses frustration when employees at Netscape were unsure of their jobs due to lack of training — specifically the product managers. There are many guidelines set out for product managers in the text as well. Good product managers value discipline, are not told what to do, ask quality questions, decompose problems properly, and ultimately know good products.
Big Company Execs vs. Small Company Execs
The time will eventually come when the board of a company suggests hiring some high-level executive with outstanding résumés to really kick the business into high-gear. The problem is that a Marketing Director from, say, Coca-Cola, has a very different role than the Marketing Director at your 2-year old tech startup. One of the key differences is simply behavioral. The Big Company Exec will be conditioned to wait for emails, phone calls, and make important decisions. These are valuable skills that require experience and will help immensely in a large company, but building a company is very different than running an already established company — this is also why, for example, Steve Jobs was a fine CEO at Apple, Inc. only after a few more CEO-like people took care of the role before him.
Anyone motivated by equity looking to get in on a small company is someone you do not want on your team. Any percent of zero is still zero. The biggest reason to get in on a small and growing company is to wear different hats, be creative, and build something from nothing with a great team.
Bad Employees
The Hard Thing About Hard Things has some great scenarios regarding bad employees. Firstly, it is said hiring is one of the most important and difficult jobs while building a company. Deciding who is a good cultural fit and who exhibits the right (or wrong) characteristics is impossible to decipher in just a few interviews. It is recommended to jot down exactly which skills are necessary for the role, and which weaknesses can be tolerated; this will make for a fine guideline on who can assume the roles.
The text gives three examples of poor employees: The Heretic, The Flake, and The Jerk. The Heretic is usually very smart and has a way of making people listen to them. Their primary goal is to convince everyone the company is doomed and run poorly. The Flake can come in different shapes and sizes. The text’s example has a prodigy genius programmer who learned an entire codebase in half the time they would’ve expected and churned out some of the cleanest code they have ever seen. The prodigy soon changed and missed days at a time, then weeks without calling in. Long story short, he was addicted to cocaine. The Jerk is more harmful than the former two. This employee (or executive) will take opportunities to shoot down ideas, give snarky remarks, and just be unpleasant.
NFL Coach John Madden once stated that he would hold the bus for a player like Terrell Owens.
Keeping Calm
Focus on the road, not the wall. The text explains the old driving adage applies to life and running companies as well. When you look at the wall which represents death, crash, and failure, you’re focusing on the wrong thing. Look ahead at the road to where you’re going and what you’re going to accomplish and the wall may as well not even be there.
The text says a CEO being born is as wild an idea as a Jolly Rancher being grown from a plant. CEO is an unnatural job that can only come with experience and doing it. A quality CEO’s job is to actually master the unnatural. It’s part of the process to feel incompetent and that you won’t be able to run your company in one year, or even fifty years.
If I had known more about what the book was about I might not have read it yet. However, I’m glad I read it now and I think it’s valuable for anyone working in a company that consists of more than three people. The Hard Thing About Hard Things is a great tutorial for how to run a company — That doesn’t mean that it’s not valuable information for anyone working at a company, though.
The biggest takeaway for me is: Although we have a great resource for conquering the hard things, everything will eventually go wrong, you will want to quit at multiple stages, and almost everything is going to have be figured out on the fly. That is quite literally the primary role of an executive.
Ultimately, the hard thing about hard things is that there are no answers and it all boils down to hard work, difficult decisions, and quality management. While reading this book, lessons were learned that I have already implemented in my day-to-day life. My excitement towards becoming a CEO has only grown thanks to The Hard Thing About Hard Things.


Moving Around
| Trigger Key + H/J/K/L | Arrow Keys |
| Trigger Key + F | Fn |
| Trigger Key + F + H/J/K/L | Home / Page Down / Page Up / End |
| Trigger Key + 0/4 | Go to Start/End of the Line |
| Trigger Key + Command + H/L | Go to Start/End of the Line |
| Trigger Key + Command + J/K | Go to Start/End of the Document |
| Trigger Key + Option + H/L | Go to Start/End of the Word |
Selecting Text
| Trigger Key + Shift + H/J/K/L | Select Text |
| Trigger Key + Shift + Command + H/L | Select Until Start/End of the Line |
| Trigger Key + Shift + Command + J/K | Select Until Start/End of the Document |
| Trigger Key + Shfit + Option + H/L | Select Until Start/End of the Word |
| Trigger Key + Shfit + Option + J/K | Select Until Start/End of the Paragraph |
Visual Mode
| V + H/J/K/L | Select Text |
| V + 0/4 | Select Until Start/End of the Line |
| V + B/W | Select Until Start/End of the Word |
| V + Open/Close Bracket | Select Until Start/End of the Paragraph |
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by beansssOn November 8, global broadcasting channel Lifetime confirmed to media outlets that JYJ member/actor Jaejoong would be starring in an upcoming reality.
Jaejoong plans on departing for Argentina some time in early December, in order to kick off filming and showcase a new, more down-to-earth side to viewers. This will be Jaejoong's first time back in South America after his successful world tour shows in Peru, Chile, and more in 2012.
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Advanced Relationships
DMZ has extended the ability of DataMapper to handle significantly more complex relationships, including:
- Multiple Relationships to the Same Model
- Proper Self-Relationships
- Storing Additional Information on the Join Table
More Advanced Relationship Overview
Before showing examples, let's review a normal relationship, and the information needed to make it work. A normal relationship between two models is managed by the database structure, and a value stored on both models, in the $has_many and $has_one arrays. This value tells DataMapper to look for the related model. Internally, DataMapper knows that this model is related using the generated table and model names.
With advanced relationships, we can override the generated information, and even replace the name used to look for the relationship. This allows us to relate the same object multiple times, as well as relate an object to itself.
Extended Relationship Attributes
Previously, a single value was stored per object in the $has_many and $has_one arrays. To begin making more advanced relationships, we convert them into a relationship key and attribute array():
Before
class Post extends DataMapper { $has_one = array('user'); }
After
class Post extends DataMapper { $has_one = array('user'=> array() ); }
Right now, nothing different will happen. User will still be related to Post as $post->user. To change the user into something else, we'll need to use some of the following four attributes. You can specify any combination of them, but the most common are class and other_field together.
Attributes Table
| Name | Description | Default | Common Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tells DataMapper which class (model) this relationship points to. | key on $has_many or $has_one | Almost always specified. | |
| other_field | Tells DataMapper what the relationship looks like from class. | $this->model | Whenever this object is has a different name on the related object. |
| join_other_as | Override the generated column name for the other model. | key on $has_many or $has_one | Rarely used, except some unusual self-relationships. |
| join_self_as | Override the generated column name for this model. | other_field | Rarely used, except some unusual self-relationships. |
Multiple Relationships to the Same Model
This is the most common usage, and is used in almost every project. There is a simple pattern to defining this relationship.
Post has a creator and an editor, which may be different users. Here's how to set that up.
Post
class Post extends DataMapper { $has_one = array( 'creator' => array( 'class' =>'user', 'other_field' => 'created_post' ), 'editor' => array( 'class' =>'user', 'other_field' => 'edited_post' ) ); }
User
class User extends DataMapper { $has_many = array( 'created_post' => array( 'class' =>'post', 'other_field' => 'creator' ), 'edited_post' => array( 'class' =>'post', 'other_field' => 'editor' ) ); }
A couple of things to note here.
- The relationship is now defined by the relationship key on either side, not the model name. This has now become the only way to look up the relationship.
- The key on one side of the relationship becomes the other_field on the opposite side, and vice-versa.
- Because we need a way to specify the difference between posts that were edited and those that were created, we have to declare the slightly unusual edited_post and created_post relationships. These could have any name, as long as they were unique and mirrored on Post.
- The table structure is going to be a little different now.
Setting up the Table Structure with Advanced Relationships
The table structure has one key difference. While the names of the tables is still determined using the plural form of the model, the column names are now defined using the relationship key.
In-table Foreign Keys
If we decide to use in-table foreign keys, the posts table looks like this:
| id | title | body | creator_id | editor_id |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hello World | My first post | 4 | 4 |
| 2 | Another Post | My second post (Edited by Joe) | 4 | 6 |
Dedicated Join Table
If we decide to use a join table, that table is a little different. The table is still called posts_users, but the table now looks like this:
| id | creator_id | created_post_id | editor_id | edited_post_id |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 | 1 | NULL | NULL |
| 2 | NULL | NULL | 4 | 1 |
| 3 | 4 | 2 | NULL | NULL |
| 4 | NULL | NULL | 6 | 2 |
This stores the same information. We only have the option in this case because the posts side was $has_one. If posts could have many creators or many editors, then that would have to be stored in this table.
Self Relationships
Technically, self-relationships are the same as having multiple relationships to the same object. There is one key difference: the table names. First, we'll set the class up, then I'll show you the table name.
Post has Many Related Posts
We want to have the ability to track related posts. Here's the model:
class Post extends DataMapper { $has_one = array( 'creator' => array( 'class' => 'user', 'other_field' => 'created_post' ), 'editor' => array( 'class' => 'user', 'other_field' => 'edited_post' ) ); $has_many = array( 'relatedpost' => array( 'class' => 'post', 'other_field' => 'post' ), 'post' => array( 'other_field' => 'relatedpost' ) ); }
Some notes about this form:
- This shows how you can still have one side of the relationship retain the model name. In this case, $post->post will show the up-stream relationships, while $post->relatedpost shows the downstream.
- This is a Many to Many relationship, so we'll need a dedicated table.
- This is currently a one-way relationship, so each related post will have to be saved inversely as well.
Naming Self-Relationship Tables
Self relationships are special because the join table name is not generated from the table name of the object, but instead from the
For the example above, the table looks like this:
posts_relatedposts
| id | post_id | relatedpost_id |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | 2 |
| 2 | 2 | 1 |
This allows us to relate Post #1 -> Post #2, as well as relating Post #2 -> Post #1.
And there you have it. Advanced relationships to allow you to manage more complex data structures. On to DataMapper in Controllers so we can actually use this information!