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My little tool to help folks track when changes are made to files or directories in Mozilla's mercurial repositories has gone down again. This time an influx of some 8000 changesets from the servo project are causing the script that does the updating to fail so I've turned off updating. I no longer have any time to work on this tool so I've also taken it offline and don't really have any intention to bring it back up again. Sorry to the few people that this inconveniences. Please go lobby the engineering productivity folks if you still need a tool like this.
Author: Dave Townsend
I got bored over the weekend and decided to try my hand at fractal art again. I used to play around with this years ago but not so much recently. I was pretty disappointed to find that nothing has really changed when it comes to the tools available for creating fractals. Most of them haven't been updated in years and there don't seem to be much in the way of new kids on the block that I can see either. About the only new tool I found is Chaotica which hasn't been updated in a year and only slowly before then. I used it to create the above piece.
I've yet to find my ideal tool for editing fractals, particularly flame fractals. All of them focus on the details of editing all of the parameters that go into the fractal. None of them pay any attention to the workflow. I'd love to see something that let me edit fractals like Lightroom with virtual copies allowing for branching histories of edits so I can compare what my edits are doing. This is particularly important when rendering even thumbnails is slow business. Maybe I'll just give up and write my own tool one of these days.
On Firefox module ownership
It has been over eleven years since I first wrote a patch for Firefox. It was reviewed by the then-Firefox module owner, Mike Connor. If you had told me then that at some point in the future I was going to be the module owner I probably would have laughed at you. I didn't know at the time how much Mozilla would shape my life. Yet yesterday Dave Camp handed over the reigns to me and here we are.
When Dave proposed me as the new module owner he talked about how he saw Firefox as a code module, responsible for the code that ships with the app, rather than the decisions about what the app needs to do. Those are delegated to other teams with better grasps of the situation like Product and UX. I agree with this wholeheartedly. It isn't my role as an engineer to make those kinds of decisions. The Firefox module owner is focused on the implementation of the code in the browser and pretty much nothing else.
But in the Firefox module even the implementation decisions have always been heavily delegated to the peers of the module. I don't intend to change that. I'm here to help guide those working on the code when they need a broader view, not to put my foot down and insist on how things should happen. I'm here to direct you to the peer most able to help you when you need a reviewer or run into problems. On some occasions I will also be here to listen and advise when you think the peers are wrong. In fact I see this role as less about being a module owner and more being a module steward, staying out of the way mostly but applying a gentle hand to the tiller when needed.
Those of you keeping an eye on things will note that I'm also the Toolkit module owner. That hasn't changed and while I have always approached that module in much the same way as I plan to approach Firefox there are a few differences. I'll talk about those another day.
A new owner for the add-ons manager
I've been acting as the owner for the add-ons manager for the past little while and while I have always cared a lot about the add-ons space it is time to formerly pass over the torch. So I was pleased that Rob Helmer was willing to take it over from me.
Rob has been doing some exceptional work on making system add-ons (used as part of the go faster project) more robust and easier for Mozilla to use. He's also been thinking lot about improvements we can make to the add-ons manager code to make it more friendly to approach.
As my last act I'm updating the suggested reviewers in bugzilla to be him, Andrew Swan (who in his own right has been doing exceptional work on the add-ons manager) and me as a last resort. Please congratulate them and direct any questions you may have about the add-ons manager towards Rob.
New Firefox reviewers
I'm delighted to announce that I've just made Andrew Swan (aswan on IRC) a reviewer for Firefox code. That also reminds me that I failed to announce when I did the same for Rob Helmer (rhelmer). Please inundate them with patches.
There are a few key things I look for when promoting folks to reviewers, surprisingly none of them are an understanding of the full breadth of code in Firefox or Toolkit:
- Get to reviews soon. You don't have to complete the review necessarily, do a first pass or if you really have no time hand off to someone else quickly.
- Be courteous, you are a personal connection to Mozilla and you should be as welcoming as Mozilla is supposed to be.
- Know your limits. Don't review anything if you don't understand the code it deals with, help the reviewee find an alternate reviewer.
- You don't get to demand the reviewee re-write the patch in your style. If their code meets style guidelines, fixes the bug and is efficient enough don't waste people's time by re-architecting it.
Pretty much all of this is demonstrated by seeing what code the potential reviewer is writing and letting them review smaller patches by already well-versed contributors.
Got bored, built a thermostat
Well sort of. The other week we had the fun of having most of our heating ducts torn out and replaced to get rid of some asbestos and add A/C. They also gave us a new thermostat for reasons that are beyond me, the old one has exactly the same functions but is slightly easier to use. These cheap thermostats are all the same, same functionality, almost identical controls and all terrible to use. This new one requires me to set 48 different values to set the schedule and then despite clearly having a basic micro-controller in there still requires me to flip a manual switch to select between heating and cooling.
We had been offered more expensive options like Nests, but they are all way more than I need and $200 is kind of ridiculous for something that really should be set and forget. Which got me to wondering just how hard it would be to knock up something that did a decent job myself. Turns out that all most thermostats spend their lives doing is connecting wires together. There is a common line, connect the heater wire to it and the heat comes on, connect the AC line to it and the condenser comes on, etc. So all you need is a simple controller, some outputs to drive relays, some buttons for controls and of course a temperature sensor. Well I had all of that in my cupboard from other projects.
I have a basic Arduino but using an old Raspberry Pi gives me more options, like writing the code in JavaScript and using a USB Wifi dongle to allow for remote control. Add a few buttons for controls, some LEDs to represent relay switching, a small I2C display for some status and a 1-wire temperature sensor and you have everything you need. All very easy to talk to from node after I finally found the right package of node for the Pi (it is far from obvious). The only struggle was the display, while I could send it commands my only reference for the right set of commands were some C++ code for Arduino boards and it uses a slightly weird RAM indexing style that threw me for a bit.
Oh and an Xbee module. Might as well have some fun right? Xbee's are fantastic little devices that are cheap and automatically form wireless mesh networks letting you transmit serial data around with next to no set-up. They also have analogue and digital input and output pins that can be read and written remotely, you don't even need an additional micro-controller. As it happens I had a second temperature sensor handy that outputs as a simple voltage which a remote Xbee can read and periodically send updates about so with that my thermostat can sense the local temperature and the temperature in any room I put an extra Xbee into.
I got the basic code mostly working too so now I guess I get to decide if I want to do this properly or not. I'd need to add actual relays to control the HVAC systems. There is no plug outlet near the thermostat wires so it needs power too. Happily the thermostat wiring includes 24VAC just for thermostats to use, should be simple to convert that to the 5V the Pi runs off though I'm not too sure on current availability. I'd probably switch out the 1-wire temperature sensor for either a plain analogue one or an I2C option since I'm already using that for the display anyway though a bigger display would be nice too. A Pi Zero which is both smaller and more powerful than the old model B model that I'm using here would be a good idea but as far as I can tell no-one has any in stock right now.
Once you throw all that together you're probably still getting close to $100 for the main unit and one remote sensor which is getting on the pricey side. But then since I'd have complete control of the code maybe that would be worth it.
It blows my mind that these sorts of tools are cheaply available now. When I was a kid and playing with electronics I got to use logic gates to do fun things. Maybe every once in a while a tiny barely useful micro-controller which you programmed in assembly. I remember buying a kit that attached to the ISA bus (that ages it!) of an old PC to give you I/O lines to play with. I don't remember the cost but I know for sure it cost more than an entire Raspberry Pi costs today. The idea that you can buy basically a full computer with easily accessible inputs and outputs for just a few dollars is incredible. I can't wait until Chloë wants to experiment with this too.
Let's talk about social anxiety
It took me a long time to publish my last post. I spent months trying to start it until I finally felt brave enough. I must confess that for a few hours after it was published I felt my anxiety levels rising. No-one responded. Nothing on Twitter or Facebook. Was everyone horrified at what I'd said? What had I done?
I'm glad to say that those feelings soon subsided as friends and colleagues chimed in their support both public and private. A few mentioned that seeing me talk about these things helped them too. Knowing that you're not alone is a powerful thing. That can be hard with mental health because we don't talk about it. When it strikes you feel alone and isolated which makes everything worse.
So I thought I might try to talk more. Many people don't know what it is like to have a mental health problem and I didn't go into many details. Reading up on conditions doesn't help much. Often it is just jargon but even then most things listed as specific conditions are really just buckets of symptoms that you get slotted into. What I call social anxiety should resonate with others but the specifics can and will differ.
I think that there is a lot of crossover between introversion and social anxiety. In fact I'm not really sure where the line is technically. I see the difference being how you feel when you're around other people. For me it is often terror that you're judging me for what I'm doing. Here's an example.
Two months ago all of Mozilla gathered at Disneyworld. My trip there pretty much blew. Due to delays it took nearly 24 hours to cross the U.S. and after I arrived it took another 6 hours or so for the hotel to have a room for me. So I wasn't exactly in my best possible state. The second night there was a big party. Aside from some near panic attacks walking to the venue (I don't do well in slow-moving queues, despite being British) I managed to have a good time. Mainly I stuck with people who I knew really well. But after I got back to the hotel I was exhausted so I resolved to have a quiet night the next day and regain my energy for the final party.
So the next night I went out to find a quick bite in the middle of working on stuff in my hotel room. But I couldn't. Everywhere I went there were Mozilla people. All of them staring at me, wondering why I was out by myself, why I wasn't hanging out with others like normal people. I had to make it look like I had a reason. I was going to the gift shop to look for gifts for family. I surely wasn't going to eat by myself because what sort of recluse does that?! Everytime I thought I had found somewhere without people I knew, someone showed up and I had to escape.
It was futile. I went back to the hotel and looked over the rather poor room service menu. But then I thought, no, this is rubbish. They aren't really staring at you, they aren't judging you, no-one is going to bat an eyelid if you choose to eat by yourself. I knew this logically and so I just had to act on it. So I went out again. And again I failed to find food. I just couldn't do it. It was too much. There were people everywhere. What if they asked if I wanted to join them? I'd have to come up with some excuse for why I didn't want to without offending them. My lizard brain was telling me that I had to run away. I went back to my room and felt awful. How much of a failure was I that I couldn't even find food by myself?
It sounds ridiculous writing about it now from the safety of my home. Why would anyone care that I'm eating alone? There are surely enough people in Mozilla that need some time to themselves here and there that it would hardly be surprising. And as much as I can tell myself that now, I couldn't when I was out there physically walking amongst people I knew and feeling like I couldn't do the things I wanted.
This is one of the ways social anxiety affects me, the inability to do seemingly simple and benign things when in public because I'm terrified of how others will view me.
More to come.
Me and my dumb brain
Today those polite folk from up north have been talking about mental health and how it affects them and those around them. Mental health is one of those issues that we too rarely talk about. I think it's partly because you can't see the problem and unless you have experienced it yourself it can be very difficult to understand. There has always been a stigma attached as if for some reason having something wrong with your mind is much worse than having any other kind of medical issue.
Whether you know it or not you've known people with mental health problems. Maybe chronic conditions that they will have to learn to live with for the rest of their lives, maybe just short term problems that time and therapy can help with. I've always been very impressed at how brave some of my friends have been to come out, as it were, to me or their community about the difficulties they face. Today it felt like it should be my turn.
For most of my adult life I've suffered from social anxiety. It's never been too much of a problem but being in public spaces and interacting with people I don't know well has been hard. In particular this affects me with phone calls and video conferences which I try to avoid wherever possible. Mostly I can push myself past this, particularly if there are a few drinks to be had to calm my nerves, but it still affects the things I will consider doing meaning I just stay at home a lot.
Some years ago though things got a little harder. Since then I've been suffering from IBS, a simple name for a condition that isn't really understood and is mostly the diagnosis you get if you have chronic stomach problems and no-one can identify why. As you might expect from that there isn't really a cure or anything that will help symptoms for everyone. For some people one thing works, for others something else will work. For some it only lasts a while, for others it lasts a lifetime. One thing that is true for many people with IBS is that it causes anxiety and depression and that has been true for me for about four years now.
Going to places I'm not familiar with, long journeys, anything where I'm expecting to be stuck somewhere and unable to go to a bathroom at short notice all trigger my anxiety. Add in the social anxiety which makes me feel pressured to not act out of the ordinary when I'm around other people when this is going on and you've got a great combination for me never wanting to leave the house. Add in other normally manageable life stresses and you've got the perfect recipe for panic attacks when I do. Oh and did I mention that stress and anxiety make IBS worse?
Thankfully I'm in the position that no one of my problems are debilitating, it is just the combination of them and other normal sources of stress and how they feed each other that makes me go through periods of extreme anxiety often with short periods of depression. Alleviating one of them helps to alleviate the others automatically. Shortly before Chloë was born my IBS was largely gone. The anxiety remained but I went into therapy and for a time things were mostly normal. Unfortunately things have taken a downturn lately.
One thing's for sure, adding a baby to your family sure increases your stress levels and along with some medical issues with family members I've got caught back in the viscous cycle. And so now I'm taking anti-depressants to help stop the panic attacks and get my anxiety under control again. Medication is not something I take lightly, but it is necessary right now while I get back into therapy.I'm very proud of the family I have who have supported me since opening up about this. It's made the difference between feeling like someone who has to hide themselves and someone who can actually be themselves, which is very important for someone with social anxiety. If someone opens up to you about something like this, please accept and support them. You may not be able to understand exactly what they're going through but taking the pressure off by letting them know that you'll help in any way you can means a lot.
Improving the performance of the add-ons manager with asynchronous file I/O
The add-ons manager has a dirty secret. It uses an awful lot of synchronous file I/O. This is the kind of I/O that blocks the main thread and can cause Firefox to be janky. I'm told that that is a technical term. Asynchronous file I/O is much nicer, it means you can let the rest of the app continue to function while you wait for the I/O operation to complete. I rewrote much of the current code from scratch for Firefox 4.0 and even back then we were trying to switch to asynchronous file I/O wherever possible. But still I used mostly synchronous file I/O.
Here is the problem. For many moons we have allowed other applications to install add-ons into Firefox by dropping them into the filesystem or registry somewhere. We also have to do things like updating and installing non-restartless add-ons during startup when their files aren't in use. And we have to know the full set of non-restartless add-ons that we are going to activate quite early in startup so the startup function for the add-ons manager has to do all those installs and a scan of the extension folders before returning back to the code startup up the browser, and that means being synchronous.
The other problem is that for the things that we could conceivably use async I/O, like installs and updates of restartless add-ons during runtime we need to use the same code for loading and parsing manifests, extracting zip files and others that we need to be synchronous during startup. So we can either write a second version that is asynchronous so we can have nice performance at runtime or use the synchronous version so we only have one version to test and maintain. Keeping things synchronous was where things fell in the end.
That's always bugged me though. Runtime is the most important time to use asynchronous I/O. We shouldn't be janking the browser when installing a large add-on particularly on mobile and so we have taken some steps since Firefox 4 to make parts of the code asynchronous. But there is still a bunch there.
The plan
The thing is that there isn't actually a reason we can't use the asynchronous I/O functions. All we have to do is make sure that startup is blocked until everything we need is complete. It's pretty easy to spin an event loop from JavaScript to wait for asynchronous operations to complete so why not do that in the startup function and then start making things asynchronous?
Performances is pretty important for the add-ons manager startup code, the longer we spend in startup the more it hurts us. Would this switch slow things down? I assumed that there would be some losses due to other things happening during an event loop tick that otherwise wouldn't have but that the file I/O operations should take around the same time. And here is the clever bit. Because it is asynchronous I could fire off operations to run in parallel. Why check the modification time of every file in a directory one file at a time when you can just request the times for every file and wait until they all complete?
There are really a tonne of things that could affect whether this would be faster or slower and no amount of theorising was convincing me either way and last night this had finally been bugging me for long enough that I grabbed a bottle of wine, fired up the music and threw together a prototype.
The results
It took me a few hours to switch most of the main methods to use Task.jsm, switch much of the likely hot code to use OS.File and to run in parallel where possible and generally cover all the main parts that run on every startup and when add-ons have changed.
The challenge was testing. Default talos runs don't include any add-ons (or maybe one or two) and I needed a few different profiles to see how things behaved in different situations. It was possible that startups with no add-ons would be affected quite differently to startups with many add-ons. So I had to figure out how to add extensions to the default talos profiles for my try runs and fired off try runs for the cases where there were no add-ons, 200 unpacked add-ons with a bunch of files and 200 packed add-ons. I then ran all those a second time with deleting extensions.json between each run to force the database to be loaded and rebuilt. So six different talos runs for the code without my changes and then another six with my changes and I triggered ten runs per test and went to bed.
The first thing I did this morning was check the performance results. The first ready was with 200 packed add-ons in the profile, should be a good check of the file scanning. How did it do? Amazing! Incredible! A greater than 50% performance improvement across the board! That's astonishing! No really that's pretty astonishing. It would have to mean the add-ons manager takes up at least 50% of the browser startup time and I'm pretty sure it doesn't. Oh right I'm accidentally comparing to the test run with 200 packed add-ons and a database reset with my async code. Well I'd expect that to be slower.
Ok, let's get it right. How did it really do? Abysmally! Like incredibly badly. Across the board in every test run startup is significantly slower with the asynchronous I/O than without. With no add-ons in the profile the new code incurs a 20% performance hit. In the case with 200 unpacked add-ons? An almost 1000% hit!
What happened?
Ok so that wasn't the best result but at least it will stop bugging me now. I figure there are two things going on here. The first is that OS.File might look like you can fire off I/O operations in parallel but in fact you can't. Every call you make goes into a queue and the background worker thread doesn't start on one operation until the previous has completed. So while the I/O operations themselves might take about the same time you have the added overhead of passing messages between the background thread and promises. I probably should have checked that before I started! Oh, and promises. Task.jsm and OS.File make heavy use of promises and I have to say I'm sold on using them for async code. But. Everytime you wait for a promise you have to wait at least one tick of the event loop longer than you would with a simple callback. That's great if you want responsive UI but during startup every event loop tick costs time since other code might be running that you don't care about.
I still wonder if we could get more threads for OS.File whether it would speed things up but that's beyond where I want to play with things for now so I guess this is where this fun experiment ends. Although now I have a bunch of code converted I wonder if I can create some replacements for OS.File and Task.jsm that behave synchronously during startup and asynchronously at runtime, then we get the best of both worlds … where did that bottle of wine go?
Linting for Mozilla JavaScript code
One of the hardest challenges with this is that we have a lot of non-standard JavaScript in our tree. This includes things like preprocessing as well as JS features that either have since been standardized with a different syntax (generator functions for example) or have been dropped from the standardization path (array comprehensions). This is bad for developers as editors can't make sense of our code and provide good syntax highlighting and refactoring support when it doesn't match standard JavaScript. There are also plans to remove the non-standard JS features so we have to remove that stuff anyway.
So a lot of the work done so far has been removing all this non-standard stuff so that ESLint can pass with only a very small set of style rules defined. Soon we'll start increasing the rules we check in browser and toolkit.
How do I lint?
From the command line this is simple. Make sure and run
./mach eslint --setup to install eslint and some related packages then just
./mach eslint <directory or file> to lint a specific area. You can also lint the entire tree. For now you may need to periodically run setup again as we add new dependencies, at some point we may make mach automatically detect that you need to re-run it.
You can also add ESLint support to many code editors and as of today you can add ESLint support into hg!
Why lint?
Aside from just ensuring we have standard JavaScript in the tree linting offers a whole bunch of benefits.
- Linting spots JavaScript syntax errors before you have to run your code. You can configure editors to run ESLint to tell you when something is broken so you can fix it even before you save.
- Linting can be used to enforce the sorts of style rules that keep our code consistent. Imagine no more nit comments in code review forcing you to update your patch. You can fix all those before submitting and reviewers don't have to waste time pointing them out.
- Linting can catch real bugs. When we turned on one of the basic rules we found a problem in shipping code.
- With only standard JS code to deal with we open the possibility of using advanced like AST transforms for refactoring (e.g. recast). This could be very useful for switching from Cu.import to ES6 modules.
- ESLint in particular allows us to write custom rules for doing clever things like handling head.js imports for tests.
Where are we?
There's a full list of everything that has been done so far in the dependencies of the ESLint metabug but some highlights:
- Removed #include preprocessing from browser.js moving all included scripts to global-scripts.inc
- Added an ESLint plugin to allow linting the JS parts of XBL bindings
- Fixed basic JS parsing issues in lots of b2g, browser and toolkit code
- Created a hg extension that will warn you when committing code that fails ESLint
- Turned on some basic linting rules
- Mozreview is close to being able to lint your code and give review comments where things fail
- Work is almost complete on a linting test that will turn orange on the tree when code fails to lint
What's next?
I'm grateful to all those that have helped get things moving here but there is still more work to do. If you're interested there's really two ways you can help. We need to lint more files and we need to turn on more lint rules.
The .eslintignore file shows what files are currently ignored in the lint checks. Removing files and directories from that involves fixing JavaScript standards issues generally but every extra file we lint is a win for all the above reasons so it is valuable work. Also mostly straightforward once you get the hang of it, there are just a lot of files.
We also need to turn on more rules. We've got a rough list of the rules we want to turn on in browser and toolkit but as you might guess they aren't on because they fail right now. Fixing up our JS to work with them is simple work but much appreciated. In some cases ESLint can also do the work for you!


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Does Inventory Productivity Predict Future Stock Returns? A Retailing Industry Perspective
Yasin Alan
Vanderbilt University - Operations Management
George Gao
T. Rowe Price; Cornell University - Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management
Vishal Gaur
Cornell University - Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management
December 13, 2013
Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management Research Paper No. 1971774
Johnson School Research Paper Series No. 3-2012
We find that inventory productivity strongly predicts future stock returns among a sample of publicly listed U.S. retailers during the period from 1985 to 2010. A zero-cost portfolio investment strategy, which consists of buying from the two highest and selling from the two lowest quintiles formed on inventory turnover, earns more than 1% average monthly abnormal return benchmarked to the Fama-French-Carhart four-factor model. Our results are robust to different measures of inventory productivity, distinct from the well-known firm characteristics known to generate abnormal returns, and not driven by a particular sub-sample period. A longitudinal analysis of portfolio returns over longer holding periods shows that, while inventory productivity is predictive of stock returns, its information dissipates about 1-2 years after release.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 49
Keywords: Operations-finance interface, retail operations, inventory productivity, empirical asset pricing
Date posted: December 14, 2011 ; Last revised: December 13, 2013
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The scientists have discovered a new gene that is associated with a form of congenital heart disease in new born babies, known as 'a hole in the heart'. This research was led by the Professor Bernard Keavney, from Newcastle University and The University of Manchester. The complete study was carried out with the help of investigators from Newcastle, Nottingham, Oxford and Leicester universities in the UK, and colleagues in Europe, Australia and Canada.
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Nehemiah 8International Children's Bible (ICB)
8 All the people of Israel gathered together in the square by the Water Gate. They asked Ezra the teacher to bring out the Book of the Teachings of Moses. These are the Teachings the Lord had given to Israel.
2 So Ezra the priest brought out the Teachings for the crowd. This was on the first day of the seventh month. Men, women and all who could listen and understand had gathered. 3 Ezra read the Teachings out loud. He read from early morning until noon. He was facing the square by the Water Gate. He read to the men, women and everyone who could listen and understand. All the people listened carefully to the Book of the Teachings.
4 Ezra the teacher stood on a high wooden platform. It had been built just for this time. On his right were Mattithiah, Shema, Anaiah, Uriah, Hilkiah and Maaseiah. And on his left were Pedaiah, Mishael, Malkijah, Hashum, Hashbaddanah, Zechariah and Meshullam.
5 Ezra opened the book. All the people could see him because he was above them. As he opened it, all the people stood up. 6 Ezra praised the Lord, the great God. And all the people held up their hands and said, "Amen! Amen!" Then they bowed down and worshiped the Lord with their faces to the ground.
7 These Levites taught the people the Teachings as they stood there: Jeshua, Bani, Sherebiah, Jamin, Akkub, Shabbethai, Hodiah, Maaseiah, Kelita, Azariah, Jozabad, Hanan and Pelaiah. 8 They read the Book of the Teachings of God. They read so the people could understand. And they explained what it meant. Then the people understood what was being read.
9 Then Nehemiah the governor and Ezra the priest and teacher spoke up. And the Levites who were teaching spoke up. They said to all the people, "This is a holy day to the Lord your God. Don't be sad or cry." All the people had been crying as they listened to the words of the Teachings.
10 Nehemiah said, "Go and enjoy good food and sweet drinks. Send some to people who have none. Today is a holy day to the Lord. Don't be sad. The joy of the Lord will make you strong."
11 The Levites helped calm the people. They said, "Be quiet. This is a holy day. Don't be sad."
12 Then all the people went away to eat and drink. They sent some of their food to others. And they celebrated with great joy. They finally understood what they had been taught.
13 On the second day of the month, the leaders of all the families met with Ezra the teacher. The priests and Levites also met with him. They gathered to study the words of the Teachings. 14 This is what they found written in the Teachings: The Lord had commanded through Moses that the people of Israel were to live in shelters. This was during the feast of the seventh month. 15 The people were supposed to preach this message. They were to spread it through all of their towns and in Jerusalem: "Go out into the mountains. Bring back branches from olive and wild olive trees, myrtle trees, palms and shade trees. Make shelters with them. It is written in the Law."
16 So the people went out and got tree branches. They built shelters on their roofs[a] and in their courtyards. They built shelters in the courtyards of the Temple. And they built them in the square by the Water Gate and the square next to the Gate of Ephraim. 17 The whole group that had come back from captivity built shelters. And they lived in them. The Israelites had not done this since the time of Joshua son of Nun. And they were very happy.
18 Ezra read to them from the Book of the Teachings. He read every day, from the first day to the last. The people of Israel celebrated the feast for seven days. Then on the eighth day the people gathered as the law said.
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Yes, nobody's perfect but you don't have to fall for common mistakes also. This article will focus on common mistakes car buyers make when purchasing a car. As you know, cars are an expensive asset and you don't want to end up full of regrets because you screwed up during the selection process. We will show you how to avoid common mistakes so that you won't end up blaming yourself.
Settling for a Car that Does Not Satisfy You
Most car buyers are on a tight budget and because of this limitation, people tend to go for cars that is just good enough to drive around with. This type of mentality is wrong. Don't force yourself into paying for a car that you don't actually like! If you are going to invest in a car, make sure that it satisfies not just your transportation needs but also your own self. If you are limited by money, there are a lot of lending institutions that offer a variety of auto financing options. They even offer auto loans for people with bad credit. This is a big investment so make sure that you are happy with it.
Choosing a Car that Doesn't Fulfill Your Needs
This is somehow related with the first point that we have mentioned. When looking for a car, make sure that you are looking at the right ones. How would you know this? By choosing a car that suits your needs and daily lifestyle.
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