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package com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.persistence;

import androidx.annotation.NonNull;
import androidx.annotation.Nullable;
import com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.Logger;
import com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.common.CrashlyticsReportWithSessionId;
import com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.metadata.UserMetadata;
import com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.model.CrashlyticsReport;
import com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.model.CrashlyticsReport.Session;
import com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.model.CrashlyticsReport.Session.Event;
import com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.model.ImmutableList;
import com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.model.serialization.CrashlyticsReportJsonTransform;
import com.google.firebase.crashlytics.internal.settings.SettingsProvider;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.FilenameFilter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStreamWriter;
import java.nio.charset.Charset;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.SortedSet;
import java.util.TreeSet;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger;

/**
 * This class handles persisting report and event data to disk, combining reports with their
 * associated events into "finalized" report files, reading reports from disk, parsing them to be
 * returned as CrashlyticsReport objects, and deleting them.
 */
public class CrashlyticsReportPersistence {

  private static final Charset UTF_8 = Charset.forName("UTF-8");

  private static final int MAX_OPEN_SESSIONS = 8;

  private static final String REPORT_FILE_NAME = "report";
  // We use the lastModified timestamp of this file to quickly store and access the startTime in ms
  // of a session.
  private static final String SESSION_START_TIMESTAMP_FILE_NAME = "start-time";
  private static final String EVENT_FILE_NAME_PREFIX = "event";
  private static final int EVENT_COUNTER_WIDTH = 10; // String width of maximum positive int value
  private static final String EVENT_COUNTER_FORMAT = "%0" + EVENT_COUNTER_WIDTH + "d";
  private static final int EVENT_NAME_LENGTH =
      EVENT_FILE_NAME_PREFIX.length() + EVENT_COUNTER_WIDTH;
  private static final String PRIORITY_EVENT_SUFFIX = "_";
  private static final String NORMAL_EVENT_SUFFIX = "";

  private static final CrashlyticsReportJsonTransform TRANSFORM =
      new CrashlyticsReportJsonTransform();

  private static final Comparator<? super File> LATEST_SESSION_ID_FIRST_COMPARATOR =
      (f1, f2) -> f2.getName().compareTo(f1.getName());

  private static final FilenameFilter EVENT_FILE_FILTER =
      (f, name) -> name.startsWith(EVENT_FILE_NAME_PREFIX);

  private final AtomicInteger eventCounter = new AtomicInteger(0);

  private final FileStore fileStore;

  @NonNull private final SettingsProvider settingsProvider;

  public CrashlyticsReportPersistence(FileStore fileStore, SettingsProvider settingsProvider) {
    this.fileStore = fileStore;
    this.settingsProvider = settingsProvider;
  }

  public void persistReport(@NonNull CrashlyticsReport report) {
    final Session session = report.getSession();
    if (session == null) {
      Logger.getLogger().d("Could not get session for report");
      return;
    }

    final String sessionId = session.getIdentifier();
    try {
      final String json = TRANSFORM.reportToJson(report);
      writeTextFile(fileStore.getSessionFile(sessionId, REPORT_FILE_NAME), json);
      writeTextFile(
          fileStore.getSessionFile(sessionId, SESSION_START_TIMESTAMP_FILE_NAME),
          "",
          session.getStartedAt());
    } catch (IOException e) {
      Logger.getLogger().d("Could not persist report for session " + sessionId, e);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Persist an event for a given session with normal priority.
   *
   *
Only a certain number of normal priority events are stored per-session. When this maximum is
   * reached, the oldest events will be dropped.
   */
  public void persistEvent(
      @NonNull CrashlyticsReport.Session.Event event, @NonNull String sessionId) {
    persistEvent(event, sessionId, false);
  }

  /**
   * Persist an event for a given session, specifying whether or not it is high priority.
   *
   *
Only a certain number of normal priority events are stored per-session. When this maximum is
   * reached, the oldest events will be dropped. High priority events are not subject to this limit.
   */
  public void persistEvent(
      @NonNull CrashlyticsReport.Session.Event event,
      @NonNull String sessionId,
      boolean isHighPriority) {
    int maxEventsToKeep = settingsProvider.getSettingsSync().sessionData.maxCustomExceptionEvents;
    final String json = TRANSFORM.eventToJson(event);
    final String fileName = generateEventFilename(eventCounter.getAndIncrement(), isHighPriority);
    try {
      writeTextFile(fileStore.getSessionFile(sessionId, fileName), json);
    } catch (IOException e) {
      Logger.getLogger().w("Could not persist event for session " + sessionId, e);
    }
    trimEvents(sessionId, maxEventsToKeep);
  }

  /**
   * @return all open session ids, sorted in ascending order of recency (such that the first element
   *     is the most recently-opened session ID).
   */
  public SortedSet<String> getOpenSessionIds() {
    return new TreeSet<>(fileStore.getAllOpenSessionIds()).descendingSet();
  }

  /**
   * Gets the startTimestampMs of the given sessionId.
   *
   * @return startTimestampMs
   */
  public long getStartTimestampMillis(String sessionId) {
    final File sessionStartTimestampFile =
        fileStore.getSessionFile(sessionId, SESSION_START_TIMESTAMP_FILE_NAME);
    return sessionStartTimestampFile.lastModified();
  }

  public boolean hasFinalizedReports() {
    return !fileStore.getReports().isEmpty()
        || !fileStore.getPriorityReports().isEmpty()
        || !fileStore.getNativeReports().isEmpty();
  }

  public void deleteAllReports() {
    deleteFiles(fileStore.getReports());
    deleteFiles(fileStore.getPriorityReports());
    deleteFiles(fileStore.getNativeReports());
  }

  private void deleteFiles(List<File> files) {
    for (File file : files) {
      //noinspection ResultOfMethodCallIgnored
      file.delete();
    }
  }

  /**
   * Finalizes all open sessions except for the current session ID
   *
   * @param currentSessionId current session ID (to skip). If this is null, all open sessions will
   *     be finalized.
   */
  public void finalizeReports(@Nullable String currentSessionId, long sessionEndTime) {
    Collection<String> sessions = capAndGetOpenSessions(currentSessionId);
    for (String sessionId : sessions) {
      Logger.getLogger().v("Finalizing report for session " + sessionId);
      synthesizeReport(sessionId, sessionEndTime);
      // TODO: log deleted or failed
      fileStore.deleteSessionFiles(sessionId);
    }
    capFinalizedReports();
  }

  public void finalizeSessionWithNativeEvent(
      String previousSessionId, CrashlyticsReport.FilesPayload ndkPayload) {
    final File reportFile = fileStore.getSessionFile(previousSessionId, REPORT_FILE_NAME);
    Logger.getLogger()
        .d("Writing native session report for " + previousSessionId + " to file: " + reportFile);
    synthesizeNativeReportFile(reportFile, ndkPayload, previousSessionId);
  }

  /**
   * @return finalized (no longer changing) Crashlytics Reports, sorted first from high to low
   *     priority, secondarily sorted from most recent to least
   */
  @NonNull
  public List<CrashlyticsReportWithSessionId> loadFinalizedReports() {
    final List<File> allReportFiles = getAllFinalizedReportFiles();
    final ArrayList<CrashlyticsReportWithSessionId> allReports = new ArrayList<>();
    for (File reportFile : allReportFiles) {
      try {
        CrashlyticsReport jsonReport = TRANSFORM.reportFromJson(readTextFile(reportFile));
        allReports.add(
            CrashlyticsReportWithSessionId.create(jsonReport, reportFile.getName(), reportFile));
      } catch (IOException e) {
        Logger.getLogger().w("Could not load report file " + reportFile + "; deleting", e);
        reportFile.delete();
      }
    }
    return allReports;
  }

  private SortedSet<String> capAndGetOpenSessions(@Nullable String currentSessionId) {
    fileStore.cleanupPreviousFileSystems();

    SortedSet<String> openSessionIds = getOpenSessionIds();
    if (currentSessionId != null) {
      openSessionIds.remove(currentSessionId);
    }
    if (openSessionIds.size() <= MAX_OPEN_SESSIONS) {
      return openSessionIds;
    }

    while (openSessionIds.size() > MAX_OPEN_SESSIONS) {
      String id = openSessionIds.last();
      Logger.getLogger().d("Removing session over cap: " + id);
      // TODO: log deleted or failed
      fileStore.deleteSessionFiles(id);
      openSessionIds.remove(id);
    }
    return openSessionIds;
  }

  private void capFinalizedReports() {
    int maxReportsToKeep = settingsProvider.getSettingsSync().sessionData.maxCompleteSessionsCount;
    List<File> finalizedReportFiles = getAllFinalizedReportFiles();

    int fileCount = finalizedReportFiles.size();
    if (fileCount <= maxReportsToKeep) {
      return;
    }

    // Make a sublist of the reports that go over the size limit
    List<File> filesToRemove = finalizedReportFiles.subList(maxReportsToKeep, fileCount);
    for (File reportFile : filesToRemove) {
      reportFile.delete();
    }
  }

  /**
   * @return finalized (no longer changing) files for Crashlytics Reports, sorted first from high to
   *     low priority, secondarily sorted from most recent to least
   */
  private List<File> getAllFinalizedReportFiles() {
    List<File> sortedPriorityReports = new ArrayList<>();
    sortedPriorityReports.addAll(fileStore.getPriorityReports());
    sortedPriorityReports.addAll(fileStore.getNativeReports());
    Collections.sort(sortedPriorityReports, LATEST_SESSION_ID_FIRST_COMPARATOR);

    List<File> sortedReports = fileStore.getReports();
    Collections.sort(sortedReports, LATEST_SESSION_ID_FIRST_COMPARATOR);

    sortedPriorityReports.addAll(sortedReports);

    return sortedPriorityReports;
  }

  private void synthesizeReport(String sessionId, long sessionEndTime) {
    List<File> eventFiles = fileStore.getSessionFiles(sessionId, EVENT_FILE_FILTER);

    // Only process the session if it has associated events
    if (eventFiles.isEmpty()) {
      Logger.getLogger().v("Session " + sessionId + " has no events.");
      return;
    }

    Collections.sort(eventFiles);

    final List<Event> events = new ArrayList<>();
    boolean isHighPriorityReport = false;

    for (File eventFile : eventFiles) {
      try {
        Event event = TRANSFORM.eventFromJson(readTextFile(eventFile));
        events.add(event);
        isHighPriorityReport = isHighPriorityReport || isHighPriorityEventFile(eventFile.getName());
      } catch (IOException e) {
        Logger.getLogger().w("Could not add event to report for " + eventFile, e);
      }
    }

    // b/168902195
    if (events.isEmpty()) {
      Logger.getLogger().w("Could not parse event files for session " + sessionId);
      return;
    }

    String userId = UserMetadata.readUserId(sessionId, fileStore);

    final File reportFile = fileStore.getSessionFile(sessionId, REPORT_FILE_NAME);
    synthesizeReportFile(reportFile, events, sessionEndTime, isHighPriorityReport, userId);
  }

  private void synthesizeNativeReportFile(
      @NonNull File reportFile,
      @NonNull CrashlyticsReport.FilesPayload ndkPayload,
      @NonNull String previousSessionId) {
    try {
      final CrashlyticsReport report =
          TRANSFORM.reportFromJson(readTextFile(reportFile)).withNdkPayload(ndkPayload);

      writeTextFile(fileStore.getNativeReport(previousSessionId), TRANSFORM.reportToJson(report));
    } catch (IOException e) {
      Logger.getLogger().w("Could not synthesize final native report file for " + reportFile, e);
    }
  }

  private void synthesizeReportFile(
      @NonNull File reportFile,
      @NonNull List<Event> events,
      long sessionEndTime,
      boolean isHighPriorityReport,
      @Nullable String userId) {
    try {
      CrashlyticsReport report =
          TRANSFORM
              .reportFromJson(readTextFile(reportFile))
              .withSessionEndFields(sessionEndTime, isHighPriorityReport, userId)
              .withEvents(ImmutableList.from(events));
      final Session session = report.getSession();

      if (session == null) {
        // This shouldn't happen, but is a valid state for NDK-based reports
        return;
      }

      File finalizedReportFile =
          isHighPriorityReport
              ? fileStore.getPriorityReport(session.getIdentifier())
              : fileStore.getReport(session.getIdentifier());
      writeTextFile(finalizedReportFile, TRANSFORM.reportToJson(report));
    } catch (IOException e) {
      Logger.getLogger().w("Could not synthesize final report file for " + reportFile, e);
    }
  }

  private static boolean isHighPriorityEventFile(@NonNull String fileName) {
    return fileName.startsWith(EVENT_FILE_NAME_PREFIX) && fileName.endsWith(PRIORITY_EVENT_SUFFIX);
  }

  private static boolean isNormalPriorityEventFile(@NonNull File dir, @NonNull String name) {
    return name.startsWith(EVENT_FILE_NAME_PREFIX) && !name.endsWith(PRIORITY_EVENT_SUFFIX);
  }

  @NonNull
  private static String generateEventFilename(int eventNumber, boolean isHighPriority) {
    final String paddedEventNumber = String.format(Locale.US, EVENT_COUNTER_FORMAT, eventNumber);
    final String prioritySuffix = isHighPriority ? PRIORITY_EVENT_SUFFIX : NORMAL_EVENT_SUFFIX;
    return EVENT_FILE_NAME_PREFIX + paddedEventNumber + prioritySuffix;
  }

  private int trimEvents(String sessionId, int maximum) {
    final List<File> normalPriorityEventFiles =
        fileStore.getSessionFiles(
            sessionId, CrashlyticsReportPersistence::isNormalPriorityEventFile);
    Collections.sort(normalPriorityEventFiles, CrashlyticsReportPersistence::oldestEventFileFirst);
    return capFilesCount(normalPriorityEventFiles, maximum);
  }

  @NonNull
  private static String getEventNameWithoutPriority(@NonNull String eventFileName) {
    return eventFileName.substring(0, EVENT_NAME_LENGTH);
  }

  private static int oldestEventFileFirst(@NonNull File f1, @NonNull File f2) {
    final String name1 = getEventNameWithoutPriority(f1.getName());
    final String name2 = getEventNameWithoutPriority(f2.getName());
    return name1.compareTo(name2);
  }

  private static void writeTextFile(File file, String text) throws IOException {
    try (OutputStreamWriter writer = new OutputStreamWriter(new FileOutputStream(file), UTF_8)) {
      writer.write(text);
    }
  }

  private static void writeTextFile(File file, String text, long lastModifiedTimestampSeconds)
      throws IOException {
    try (OutputStreamWriter writer = new OutputStreamWriter(new FileOutputStream(file), UTF_8)) {
      writer.write(text);
      file.setLastModified(convertTimestampFromSecondsToMs(lastModifiedTimestampSeconds));
    }
  }

  @NonNull
  private static String readTextFile(@NonNull File file) throws IOException {
    final byte[] readBuffer = new byte[8192];
    final ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
    try (FileInputStream fileInput = new FileInputStream(file)) {
      int read;
      while ((read = fileInput.read(readBuffer)) > 0) {
        bos.write(readBuffer, 0, read);
      }
      return new String(bos.toByteArray(), UTF_8);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Deletes files from the list until the list size is equal to the maximum. If list is already
   * correctly sized, no files are deleted. List should be sorted in the order in which files should
   * be deleted.
   *
   * @return the number of files retained on disk
   */
  private static int capFilesCount(List<File> files, int maximum) {
    int numRetained = files.size();
    for (File f : files) {
      if (numRetained <= maximum) {
        return numRetained;
      }
      FileStore.recursiveDelete(f);
      numRetained--;
    }
    return numRetained;
  }

  private static long convertTimestampFromSecondsToMs(long timestampSeconds) {
    return timestampSeconds * 1000;
  }
}


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Richard Kyte is director of the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University in La Crosse, Wis., and co-host of "The Ethical Life" podcast.
Sometimes after school, I would hop on my bike and ride across town to my grandpa's house. I would find him sitting in his recliner next to the oxygen tank. His hand, cruelly deformed by rheumatoid arthritis, would reach out to me. I would take it gently in mine and ask, "How are you doing today?" "Just reliving my life," he would say.
And then he would tell me a story.
He might talk about his hobo days, hopping freight cars from Chicago to Montana, or of running moonshine from the Iowa bootleggers to the speakeasies in St. Paul, Minn.
Or he might talk about the hard times, after the aneurism that struck him down when he was in his 30s, leaving him unemployed and his family destitute. But he would not dwell on the hardship. Instead he would talk about his friends who, when deer season came along, loaded him into the car and brought him to deer camp. At the time he could neither walk nor talk, but they sat him in a chair in the woods, a sawhorse serving as gun rest so he could shoot with one hand. Each hour or so one of his buddies would stop by to make sure he hadn't fallen out of the chair.
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Whatever the story, it always ended the same way. He would lean back with a big smile and sigh, "It's been a good life."
It was hard for me to see how. He had grown up poor, the little he had stripped from him, first by the Great Depression and then by the aneurism that paralyzed his left side and left him homeless.
But gratitude, I have since learned, has little to do with what happens to us and everything to do with how we see the world.
Robert Emmons, the world's foremost researcher on gratitude, writes that gratitude has two components: the first is affirming goodness; the second is recognizing that goodness comes from outside ourselves.
Virtues begin in imitation, doing what we see modeled by those we love. That imitation, when practiced daily, becomes a habit. Eventually the habit shapes our perception, so we begin to see the world the way the person we imitate sees it. That is why most virtues are not explicitly taught; they are passed along, as gifts.
Gratitude, more than any other virtue, is handed down in families by the stories we tell. We look for the goodness in our lives, reflect upon it, and then talk about it, highlighting certain features of the world and obscuring others.
Now that I am one of the older members of my family, I feel the responsibility of tending to the stories, not just so my children and nieces and nephews know the stories, but so that they know how to tell their own stories, how to attend to their lives so that they do not become lost, mired in distraction and despair. I do not want them to become the sort of person who thinks life is "just one damn thing after another" or who thinks self-improvement happens as a result of first taking care of one's "problems." There is no end to problems.
At this time of year, when the family gathers together, I feel the responsibility intensely. But I know what will happen. Chaos will ensue. A football game will be blaring from the TV in the living room; somebody will spill the gravy; Gary will have one too many beers and start talking politics; my sister's dog will have an accident in the hallway. My wife and I will drive home relieved to have survived another holiday get-together.
But then I recall that I never learned my grandparents' stories during the hustle-and-bustle of the holidays. I listened to their stories over a cup of coffee at the kitchen table, when the house was quiet, or sitting on the porch as the shadows grew long. Stories are best when both teller and listener have time and attention.
A few months ago, I asked my mother if I could record some of her stories. We scheduled a series of meetings on Zoom. I sat at my kitchen table in Wisconsin, she at hers in northern Minnesota. We had coffee and talked.
She told me stories about my grandparents that I had never heard or had forgotten. She told me about her childhood, about the summer they couldn't leave the farm because there had been a case of polio in town. She told me about living in a chicken coop one winter when she was 5 years old and about attending a one-room school. She told me why she decided to become a nurse.
As she finished her last story she sat back in her chair, gazed into the screen and said, "It's been a good life."
We have those stories now, posted on a YouTube channel so that kids in our family can watch them if they have the time and attention. I hope they do.
The other day a friend asked me what I was thankful for. It occurred to me I am most thankful for having parents and grandparents who showed me how to see the world with love. They entrusted me to pass that gift on to the next generation, one story at a time.
Richard Kyte is director of the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University in La Crosse, Wis., and co-host of "The Ethical Life" podcast.
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If you're a sports fan, you've probably seen this. Your favorite team has just had its most convincing, most complete victory of the season. In this game/match/whatever you call it, they've done everything well. In winning, perhaps they've snuffed a multi-game losing streak. Or, maybe, it's been a season of inconsistency, victories almost equally-balanced by defeat, and even within a single game they go from stunningly good to putrid in a manner of moments. Yeah, that kind of season.
But not now. This was such a solid victory, that everyone is convinced that the team is finally ready to play up to preseason expectations, is finally ready to ascend to what everyone feels is its rightful spot at the top of the standings.
In the locker room, reporters crowd around one of the star players. Microphones and recorders are shoved into his face as they ask about particular plays, how he managed to score that goal, break loose for that touchdown, sneak that curve over the corner. And eventually, someone asks the question: "Do you think this is a turning point for your season?" And just as surely as that question gets asked, comes the answer. "Oh, for sure,* but we try to take this one game at a time**"
To this day, I don't think I've every heard anyone, not the naivest of rookies, the grizzledest of grizzled veterans, or the most hard-boiled coach in all the land answer this question truthfully, which would be something along the lines of, "We'll know when the season is over. That's when we can look back and know where the turning points were." Or, perhaps, "We'll see how we play the next game." Either of those answers would be more truthful, more accurate, because it's entirely possible that the next game will bring another stinker, another loss, another return to inconsistency.
Wow, I sound like a real downer here, don't I? I should be celebrating a NaNo victory! I had a goal of adding 50,000 words to my current manuscript, and I did, after a fashion. My manuscript now stands at 256 pages and 68,000 words. Yes, if you do the math, it doesn't work out quite right, as I was starting with around 22,000, however, I also chopped a fair amount. Also, because of the way I'm working on this project, using a sort of outline, there are scenes that went in the outline–some pretty well-drafted–that haven't been inserted into the manuscript just yet. Yay, me, right?
Yes, but not quite so fast. A team can sometimes feel such relief at getting a big, much-needed victory that they suffer a let down and get their proverbial doors blown off the very next game. With the pressure of NaNo off my back, it's important that I don't take my foot off the gas. This project is not complete. The ending is still fuzzy (despite my pseudo-outlining ways, I haven't been able to see that far ahead yet). One of the characters is lagging a bit behind the others. There are sloppy points and inconsistencies. A coach or player may stand in front of the reporters muttering platitudes about "compete level" and "giving it 110%", but walk away knowing there's much to be done. That's where I'm at: happy with the victory, but knowing it's a long, long season.
Believe it or not, I'm much more optimistic than I sound. It was a good month. I just need to keep it going.
How about you? How was your month?
*I'm a hockey fan. Hockey players say, "For sure" all the time. I don't know why.
**I sometimes wonder why they even bother with post-game news scrums at all. At least in hockey, you rarely get more than this, unless it's a John Torterella press conference, where almost anything can happen.
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Oh, heck yes the ms needs work. It's just a first draft. Mine has so many holes in it, it might as well be a colander. BUT, it's essentially my very detailed outline. I needed to get that down so I can work through other issues I haven't made up my mind yet about. I've been letting it rest while I took time off from writing and now I'm finishing a connecting short story. In a couple of weeks I should be ready to go back and make some decisions–after I shift some things around and expand on some characters and plot lines. I love this part. 😀
Stacy McKitrick says:
Congrats on winning NaNo. But you knew reaching that goal wasn't the end in the beginning, right? 🙂
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"Mine has so many holes in it, it might as well be a colander."–Nice, Donna, I like that! Yeah, this is a fun part, isn't it? But it's all kind of fun. Good luck with it!
-Stacy–Yes. Yes, I did. It's still too easy to ease up on the gas, though.
Yay for you on your NaNo accomplishment! And double yay that you realize where the WIP's weaknesses are and are still enthusiastic about dealing with them. That's harder than it seems sometimes. Go you! 🙂
Stephen Tremp says:
Congrats! on the Nano Milestone and good luck with the MS! I did about 12,000 and am happy about that.
-Lexa: Thanks and double-thanks! I like the part where you make things nice!
-Stephen: Excellent work, and thanks for commenting!
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Presently there are around 13 Associations operating in Ontario that deal with the home Inspection Industry.
Some, like OntarioACHI are Ontario based, some purport to represent the whole of Canada and some are International.
Most of them offer, between them, a number of Home Inspector Certifications and Designations in Ontario that are aimed at offering the public an indication of the capability and skills of the Inspector that carries them.
The problem is that these designations and certifications are not well laid out to allow the public to identify exactly what those capabilities are.
At OntarioACHI we are aiming to give honest and accurate information to the public regarding the qualifications required by a Home Inspector to call themselves Certified or Registered.
The public needs to remember that in the absence of Government regulation of the profession, Home Inspectors are regulated by their own peers.
The first thing to understand is the if a Home Inspector is not a member of any association, then they are not held to any level of accountability save for recourse to the law.
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Certified Master Inspector or C.M.I.,awarded by the Master Inspector Certification Board.
In addition to these four, in Ontario there is the designation Registered Home Inspector, or R.H.I., which is a term reserved by Provincial Act of Parliament and indicates that the holder is a registered member of Ontario Association of Home Inspectors, but does not confirm that the holder is qualified to any specific level of training or skills.
Here is a table that attempts to explain the various skills, education and cost requirements to attain each level.
OntarioACHI in conjunction with AlbertaACHI have adopted the Certified Canadian Home Inspector Program (CCHI). This program requires serious commitment from the home inspector towards their education and professional development. The difference between this program and others is that it concentrates on the Professional development of the inspector with regard to Consumer Protection. Most other certifications at this level require expensive education to be taken. This education is provided at great expense either by the Associations offering the Certification or through third parties that have a relationship with either the Association of the executives of that association.
We see this as a conflict of interests. The education required for the CCHI can be obtained by members of OntarioACHI from any means recognised by ANY of the other Certifications. This means that the Inspectors who choose to train for the CCHI can avail themselves of inexpensive training. Their training at the educational level is tested independently from this 3rd party training and verified through examinations developed by OntarioACHI and proctored by 3rd party individuals.
We also believe that practical experience should be tested. It is important that Inspectors should be able to inspect, diagnose and adequately report the information they see to their clients. This is why, to be awarded a CCHI designation, our inspectors must prove themselves at an adjudicated Test Inspection. Here they must be able to show they follow a standard that ensures all the required components are inspected, that they recognise and correctly identify components and any defects, and subsequently report, both verbally and in writing their findings.
This Test Inspection & Peer Review (TIPR) is adjudicated by more than one oversight inspector, who has been properly trained in their own right.


Deftones frontman Chino Moreno is once again off the market. (Sorry, girls!) Moreno, 38, wed his longtime girlfriend Risa Mora in a ceremony in the thoroughly romantic locale of Hawaii last week. The couple swapped vows on Wednesday, March 7.
Moreno was previously wed to Celeste Schroeder. They have two sons together: Kristian and Jakobi. The singer, loved for his quiet/loud vocal stylings in Deftones as well as his work in Team Sleep and ††† (pronounced "Crosses"), and Mora have a young daughter.
Photos from the nuptials are viewable here. There's a few lovely photos of the dashing bride and groom.
Congrats to the happy couple on making it official!
In other Deftones' news, Moreno and has bandmates are said to be working on their seventh studio album.


Do Kids in Your Neighborhood Walk to School?
Walking to school used to be a rite of passage for kids. It was part of everyday life; part and parcel of growing up. In the past few decades, that has changed. A combination of fear mongering about traffic and crime as well as families living further from schools has resulted in less and less children walking or biking to school.
In 1969, 48% of kids walked or biked to school. Of those living within a mile of school, almost everyone (89%) did. In 2009, only 13% of children walked or biked to school while just 35% of kids living within a mile of school did.
Walking to school offers myriad benefits to kids behavior and health, educational outcomes, and even traffic safety. Kids who exert more energy before they learn are more likely to be able to sit through their lessons, less likely to be obese, and perform better academically.
Drivers who see kids walking or biking are more likely to slow down, which causes other drivers to slow down as well, making loc al roads safer for everyone.
Cities and school districts that work to create safer ways to walk to school ultimately benefit themselves, making their roads safer, their educational outcomes better, and their youngest constituents healthier and better equipped to learn.
Communities across the country have implemented Safe Routes to School programs to encourage walking and bicycling to schools. Even without a formal program, small changes can make a big difference in getting kids out of cars and buses and back on their feet.
Educational campaigns geared to local school parents and children have proven to be a successful technique to increase awareness of the benefits of walking and biking to school.
Slowing cars down along routes that are popularly used for neighborhood children with speed display signs, variable message signs, or speed humps can give parents the added encouragement they need to allow their kids to exert their independence and head to school on their own.
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Twenty people have died from cholera in the capital of Zimbabwe and a further 2,000 are being treated for the water-borne disease amid predictions that the outbreak will spread quickly.
Residents in some suburbs of Harare have been without tap water for months and have had to dig shallow wells that have become contaminated by raw sewage.
The country's infrastructure crumbled under Robert Mugabe and urban slums with no running water or sanitation have grown. The crisis reflects the challenges facing President Mnangagwa. "This whole problem has arisen as a result of blocked sewers and garbage hasn't been collected on a regular basis," Obadiah Moyo, the health minister, said.
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Virtuos, one of the world's largest outsourced services provider in the games industry, announced today that it has opened its North American headquarters.
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Paris, November 16, 2007 – Asphalt: Urban GT 2, the sequel to one of the most successful racing games on DS has shipped in Europe and North-America today. Published by Gameloft and distributed by Ubisoft, Asphalt: Urban GT 2 was fully developed by Virtuos in its Shanghai studio. Asphalt: Urban GT 2 is an upgraded port from the high-end mobile version.
Virtuos jumps further in Xbox 360 generation
Gamesource, the European arm of Virtuos announced today that it has officially become an authorized Xbox 360 Developer.
Shanghai Government officials inaugurate new Virtuos facility
Shanghai, October 30. Mrs Xu Meihua, Secretary-General of Shanghai Municipal Technology Committee, Mr Lu Jiye, Vice Mayor of Shanghai Changning District, and other leaders from Shanghai Municipal Government and Changning District Government inaugurated the Withub SIBP building and visited Virtuos on October 30, 2006.
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Bettie Johnson Wright
by Obituaries | Jun 9, 2016
Bettie Johnson Wright, 83, of Monticello, passed away on June 9, 2016 at Jefferson Regional Medical Center in Pine Bluff.
She was born May 27, 1933 in Monticello to the late Horace D. Johnson, Sr. and Ola Bostian Johnson.
Mrs. Wright was the widow of Foster Wright, a retired administrative assistant for Hi-Line, Inc. of Dallas, Texas and a member of Rose Hill Free Will Baptist Church.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a brother, Otis Reed and a sister, Geneva Burton.
Survivors include a son, James Wright of Monticello; a daughter, Vicki Moore of Monticello; a brother, Buddy Johnson and wife Ann of Monticello; two grandsons, Jason Moore of Monticello and Shane Wright and wife Camella of Texas; two granddaughters, Kelly Moore Burnett and husband Thomas of Monticello and Scarlett Wright and Dale Jones III of Texas; four great-grandchildren, Austin, Madelin, Eno and Abbi; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends.
Funeral service will be held on June 13 at 2 p.m. at Stephenson-Dearman Funeral Home with burial to follow at Oakland Cemetery. Visitation is June 12 from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
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If losing weight is a matter of eating less and exercising more, then the opposite must be true for gaining weight, right? Not so fast: going on a weight gain diet isn't as simple as stuffing your face with pizza, hamburgers, and cookies at every opportunity.
While guys who are considered "hard gainers" — those who have a fast metabolism and find it harder to put on weight, especially muscle — have more leeway in choosing the foods they eat on a weight gain diet, they still shouldn't ignore the potential drawbacks of eating too much unhealthy food.
Not only will the wrong types of food promote fat gain instead of muscle gain, but it can have long-term negative effects on one's health. A proper weight gain diet for hard gainers, or ectomorphs, will incorporate a variety of healthy foods in addition to the exercise that keeps the body sharp.
At the fundamental level, gaining weight is a matter of consuming more energy than you expend. We measure the amount of energy contained in our food by calories. A calorie is the amount of energy required to heat one gram of water by one degree Celcius.
Calories are, therefore, a measure of heat, or energy. The number of calories in your food determines how much energy it contains. Think of the human body as a machine: it takes in energy from a power source (food) and expends that energy to function. In order for your machine to get bigger, you have to give it a surplus of energy so that it can use it to build new tissue and enlarge existing tissue.
Note that when it comes to nutrition, most references to "calories" are actually references to "dietary calories," or kilocalories (kcal). One kilocalorie is equal to one thousand calories; when we talk about the number of calories in a given serving, we're actually talking about the number of kilocalories in that serving.
Pounding down several hamburgers a day will probably make you put on weight, even if you're a hard gainer. But as mentioned before, it's not really healthy. The weight that you gain will likely be in the form of fat and such junk food can cause long-term health problems.
Instead, stick to healthy foods that can still help you consume large amounts of energy; these foods are called "calorie-dense" foods since they pack a lot of energy into a small amount of food. Examples of calorie-dense starches include potatoes, rice, oatmeal, bread, and pasta. Foods high in both protein and calories include peanut butter (and nuts in general), cheese, and meats. Since protein is important for building muscle, you'll make sure you want to consume enough protein in your diet.
Even meats that contain saturated fat, such as most red meat, are helpful to a hard gainer. Those cuts of meat are more calorie-dense than lean cuts and they also contain healthy unsaturated fats. Still, some research points to adverse side effects from heavy long-term consumption of saturated fats, so include them in moderation.
It's true that to undertake a successful weight gain diet, you simply need to consume more energy than you expend through exercise and through your body's normal functions. However, that's not an excuse to pig out on donuts and ice cream every day. Those foods may be very calorie dense, but you'll only be doing your waistline (and your health) a disservice.


I love going to Boxted playing field with my owner to play on the large area of grass and if I get caught short we always make use of the dog waste bins provided.
I am sad to hear that not all owners pick up after their dogs and use the bins provided. I think a lot of the time the humans let their dogs off the lead and are too busy on their phones or talking and not keeping an eye on what us dogs are doing.
I wish all dog owners would remember the field is there for everyone – including children – to enjoy. The naughty owners give responsible ones like mine a bad reputation.
The April meeting is on Wednesday 10 April at Boxted Village Hall from 7.30 pm.
10.10 – 10.40 am Thursday 11 April at Boxted Playing Field car park.
Please avoid parking in the central spaces to allow the library van room to manoeuvre.
9.30 am Sung Eucharist at St Peter's Boxted with the Revd Hannah Cooper.
4 pm Family Service at St Peter's, Boxted.
Come and sing with Susie Hyman and her keyboard. Accompanist: Stephen.
Saturday 4 May at Langham Community Centre from 1 – 3 pm.
There is no catch, it just involves an hour or two participating at a lovely Old Gentleman's Club at Horkesley Manor once a month. Contact Barry Took on 07941 724543 if you feel you would like to help or would like more information.
Theft from a motor vehicle. Carters Hill, Boxted.
Suspect unknown gained entry to the victims van by the rear door and removed from within various builders tools including nail guns.
Theft from a motor vehicle. Boxted Cross.
Suspect unknown has gained entry to victims secure white Peugeot Expert van that was parked within the car park of a building site and removed tools from within. No sign of any damage to the van. Rear of van entered by suspects believed via the sliding door.


Chelsea is known for being the bohemian quarter of London. It represented the meeting place for poets, painters, radicals and artists. Nowadays, the district has lost much of its original charm and the squares located along the King's Road accommodate mainly film stars and investment bankers. The Chelsea Arts Club is one of the last remaining arts centres in Chelsea. It has more than 2,400 members and it is home for filmmakers, artists, photographers, poets, musicians, architects, actors, dancers and writers. The Chelsea Arts Club dates from 1891.
In the 19th century, Chelsea was a famous colony for the Victorian artists and it was home for painters like John Singer Sargent, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, William Holman Hunt, James McNeil Whistler and J. M. Turner. It also welcomed numerous writers such as Thomas Carlyle, George Meredith, Leigh Hunt and Algernon Charles Swinburne.
You must not miss the Chelsea Collection, an anthology of pictures and prints representing old Chelsea. The collection was started in 1887 and nowadays it features no less than 5,000 works and counting.
So as to get transfer from London City Airport to Chelsea by rail, you need to take the Dockland Light Railway to Cannon Street Underground and from there you will take the tube to Sloane Square Underground, Chelsea. Other transport options include taking a transfer from Cannon Street or London City Airport to Chelsea.
In order to get from London City Airport to Chelsea by car, you have to take the A1203 road. The distance between London City Airport and Chelsea is 11.4 miles.
A Transfer from London City Airport to Chelsea with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 55 minutes. The transfer from London City Airport to Chelsea will cost around 35 GBP for a saloon car.


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( en afrikaans) est une ville portuaire d'Afrique du Sud, au bord de l'océan Indien dans la province du Cap-Occidental. Siège de la Municipalité locale homonyme. Elle est située entre le cap de Bonne-Espérance et le village de Humansdorp, sur la route touristique des jardins qui mène jusqu'à Port Elizabeth.

C'est dans cette baie que l'explorateur portugais Bartolomeu Dias accoste le . Elle est alors baptisée Aguada de São Brás (Baie de saint Blaise). C'est le navigateur néerlandais Paulus van Caerden qui rebaptise l'endroit Mosselbaai (Baie des moules) en 1601 du fait qu'il y trouva des moules en abondance.

Démographie
Selon le recensement de 2011, la ville de Mossel Bay compte  habitants, majoritairement issus des populations coloureds (51,46%). Les Blancs et les Noirs représentent respectivement 34,25% et 12,71% des habitants. L'afrikaans est la langue maternelle de 81,47% des habitants.

La zone urbaine comprenant Mossel Bay et les townships de KwaNonqaba, Isinyoka et Asazani compte  habitants, majoritairement Coloureds (40,9%). Les Noirs et les Blancs représentent respectivement 40,1% et 17,6% des habitants de cette zone urbaine.

Historique

Les Khoïkhoïs furent les premiers habitants de la Baie ainsi qu'un autre peuple pastoral appelé « Gouriqua ».

Le premier contact avec les Européens eut lieu en 1488 quand Diaz rencontra les Khoisans sur la plage des Saints (Santos Beach aujourd'hui rebaptisée « Madiba » en l'honneur de l'ancien président Nelson Mandela). Diaz y érigea une croix et baptisa l'endroit au nom de saint Blaise.

Les premiers contacts commerciaux se font en 1497 entre Vasco de Gama et les Khoi-San. La Baie sera ensuite utilisée pendant des décennies par les navigateurs portugais comme station de ravitaillement à mi-chemin de la route des Indes. Les Portugais se fournissaient auprès des Khoi-San en eau et nourriture. Dès 1500, la baie fait office de bureau de poste par le biais d'une chaussure dans laquelle les marins en chemin vers les Indes laissaient aux marins de retour des Indes, du courrier à remettre à leur famille. voir arbre à Poste

Vers 1501, une petite chapelle est érigée par João da Nova. C'est en 1729 que les premiers Blancs s'établissent à Mossel Bay, 77 ans après la fondation du Cap en 1652. En 1848, elle obtient le statut de ville puis de municipalité en 1852.

Tourisme

Le Musée Diaz est consacrée à l'histoire de Mossel Bay. Il regroupe notamment le musée maritime et sa reproduction de la caravelle de Diaz, l'exposition sur la vie culturelle des communautés de couleurs à l'époque de l'apartheid, le musée du coquillage, un aquarium abritant notamment un spécimen de grand requin blanc et les plus vieilles maisons de la ville.

Industrie
Une zone industrielle a été créée treize kilomètres à l'ouest de la ville (lieu-dit Mossdustria) en 1987, constituée par l'usine et les réservoirs de la PetroSA (). Liée à l'exploitation offshore de gisements de gaz naturel, l'usine transforme le gaz en carburant liquide () selon le procédé  dit procédé Fischer-Tropsch.

Au large de la baie, un terminal vrac liquide a été aménagé, avec deux bouées (), permettant l'exportation du  et de l'alcool.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

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LeRoy J. Waubano
LeRoy Joseph Waubano, 71, of Neopit, died on Saturday, July 11, 2015. Born on Aug. 18, 1943, in Keshena, he was the son of the late Joseph and Vernie (Quinney) Soman.
LeRoy served during Vietnam as a United States Marine. LeRoy and Elmira (Caldwell) spent 25 years together, having dated since 1990, and were married on March 20, 1998. The couple are members of the St. Anthony Catholic Church in Neopit. LeRoy enjoyed hunting, fishing, wood cutting, and was an avid Green Bay Packers and Milwaukee Brewers fan.
LeRoy is survived by his wife, Elmira; his children, LeRoy Jr., Jennifer, Anthony, Jolene, Lee Corn; stepchildren, Patricia, Phillip, Benjamin, Rosemary, Jana, Dolores (Wendall Martin); 26 grandchildren, including special granddaughters Savannah Waubano, whom he helped raise, and Alexis "Chicken Head."He is further survived by two great-grandchildren and his brother, Glen Waubano.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his son, Wayne; and five siblings, Lorraine, Dorothy, Earl, Sharon and Emmerine.
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 14, 2015, at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Neopit with the Rev. David McElroy, O. Praem, officiating. Visitation was held at the Neopit Community Center's Rev. David Kiefer Room on Monday from 1:30 p.m. until the time of the service. Military honors were conducted by the Veterans of the Menominee Nation.
Swedberg Funeral Home is assisting the family with the arrangements.
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