On Friday 20 October 2017 20:41:04 andy pugh wrote:

> On 20 October 2017 at 20:00, Gene Heskett <ghesk...@shentel.net> wrote:
> > from the cli, loadrt is command not found, but I wasn't smart enough
> > to do a halcmd first.
>
> Sorry, my error.
>
No, I would not say so. It is just that this has me so flustered its easy 
to forget. I am the one who dropped the ball.

> Start with "halrun" to start an interactive realtime HAL session.
> (It's an enormously powerful way to test things and know exactly what
> is going on)

I'll see if I can do that tommorrow.

I finished off what was left of daylight by going out to Wallies and 
getting one of those electric leaf vacuums and converting about 2 years 
worth of fallen pin oak leaves piled up against the house and front 
deck, into half a contractors bag of mulched up stuff. I helped Dee 
plant that tree, about 8 feet of it then, at least a year before we 
married in '89. Now its around 60 feet high, and this time of the year, 
a very prolific leaf producer. And thats a fire hazard I didn't clean up 
very well last fall, didn't feel like it. It looks healthy, but its 
sheer size is making me think It could come down in the next high wind. 
It was the only one still standing on this street after a straight line 
blow of 112 mph came off the hill west of here about 600 feet. Anything 
else over 20 feet tall went down, broke off or uprooted.  It was then 
pushing 50 feet tall, and Dee watched it from the front door, bending 
back and forth at least 20 feet each way. A pin oak is one tough cookie, 
grab a set of ratcheting loppers and go trim off a 1" thick branch thats 
hanging a bit low, you'd think you were cutting 1/2" steel rebar with 
bolt cutters. Converting that into sticks small enough to burn in the 
trash burner is best described as a 4 letter word, work. But the summer 
shade is priceless. Not to mention it cuts the AC bill.

Back on subject, what did you think of what I found today?

Cheers, Gene Heskett
-- 
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 soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
-Ed Howdershelt (Author)
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