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Welcome everybody to episode 140 of keeping up with the jones's.
140.
That's right, 10 more will be 150.
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I am still sick.
You've moved from vertigo to either bronchitis or pneumonia.
I still have vertigo.
Oh, you do?
I don't have the crazy whole room spinning, but I still have the, I feel dizzy all the time.
Wow. So now you're on quite the cocktail of drugs.
I am.
You're on steroids.
Yes.
Which is amusing because you take them at night and you can't sleep.
I'm not finding it quite as amusing.
What I mean is your hyper.
Yes.
Like, like tonight, you just sat and giggled in the corner.
Well, yes.
You sent me a picture of a clown doing ballet and thought it was a funny thing ever.
It was funny.
Right. So you're on steroids, but you're also on some sort of cough syrup that has hydrocoding.
Yes. Yeah, just coding.
Not hydrocoding. I don't think so.
No, I think it's hydrocodone. You're on something that's an narcotic because you use a prescription for.
Yes. And that's supposed to knock you out, but because you've taken steroids, it doesn't.
Right. And it's supposed to make me stop coughing, but it's not really doing that either.
So I've banished you to the sofa.
She's very uncomfortable.
The sofa is yes if you stop coughing you can come back to try to come back into the bedroom last night.
I did but you were like sleeping in star formation of taking up the entire bed.
So I just took my pillow and headed back out to the couch.
Why don't you just wake me up and ask me to move over because you're snoring so loudly I had the
thought of that would keep me awake anyway. So I might as well just go back.
I'm sorry. Yeah. So you're on steroids, coding syrup, albuterol. Yes.
to help your lungs open up.
Yeah.
And today you started antibiotics.
Is it through my sin or something?
Oh, baby, I'm so sorry.
I know.
I'm so done with being sick.
It's been over a month.
Oh, well, baby, I'm hoping the doctor did say if you didn't feel better to take the antibiotics,
I'm hoping the antibiotics will kick it.
Me too.
I needed to kick.
I need it to be kicked to kick it.
Right.
Yep.
Let's do a review of this week.
We had the wonderful Alex and Resele on year two.
Yep.
Our friends passes the belonging came in and spoke on life in leadership to our year
two students, which was amazing. And you spoke to an angel's demons and third heaven experiences
and year one. That's always a fun week. It is fun. So we teach on spiritual warfare. We teach
about angels, we teach about demons, we talk about discerning both of those things,
talk about what's in the Bible, which there isn't a huge amount. Like when it comes to demons,
the gospel writers just assume that everybody knows what they are.
So, we talk about how to be careful navigating
extra biblical content.
And in summary, anytime you're listening to anybody
teach extra biblical content,
you wanna make sure it's not controversial biblical content.
And you actually have to really trust the person
that's speaking.
- Right.
- And don't put too much weight on stuff
that actually isn't in the Bible.
- Amen.
- And then we talk all about the heavenly realms,
which is a whole fascinating thing.
- It's very cool, isn't it?
- Yeah.
- Mm-hmm.
- Then you had a horse sink Tuesday.
- I did.
ask you how that went.
- Thanks.
- How did it go?
- I went great.
I went to Moss Tacos beforehand too.
- So you gotta feed your soul before you heal your soul?
- Yes, that's deep.
- That sounds great.
- That's really deep.
You should put that on mug.
- I would say that it's been the busiest week of the year.
- It was a crazy week.
- But it was great.
Busy, busy.
It wasn't great for you 'cause you're sick.
- No, no, it wasn't.
Every day I'm just like, I just wanna be in bed.

But good, good catching up.
Yeah. And lots of work, which is great.
Yeah.
Thursday night.
Why was I so happy about Thursday night?
Thursday night, we did the sex talk for married couples.
When you say we did the sex talk, would you like to clarify that?
Yes, I did absolutely none of it this year.
And it was glorious.
You just grinned on the front row.
I did and laughed and snickered.
For a number of years now, we've offered people who are about to get
married a really practical primer on sex.
Because, well, as pastors and people who've been married, we know that it's not quite
as easy.
Do you even want to talk about this?
I'll flag this as explicit and then we'll be fine.
Parents were about to talk on sex.
So if you're kid listening, you might want to use your discernment wisely.
So the reason we started doing these sex talks for a couple of years about to get married
is as pastors, we can't stand the thought of people having a bad sex life.
Right.
sad because lots of people are having a bad sex life and then they can't talk about it
or they feel like they can't.
Yeah, because nobody talks about it.
So nobody talks about really about money or sex in the body of Christ and the two things
that most married couples have difficulties over our money and sex.
So we're doing our best to do that.
But anyway, we started with newlyweds.

And a lot of the married couples in the school would say,
hey, there's a bunch of questions we wanted to ask,
but didn't feel like it would be helpful to ask that
in a bunch of single people.
Is there any way that you could do some sort of ministry
for married couples?
And thus was born our almost annual sex talk
for married couples.
- Yes.
- And so it's a funny evening.
- It is.
- But it's weird because sometimes you're speaking
to people who've had sex way longer than we have.
- Yes, which is, yeah, it's definitely weird.
This is the first year that I didn't teach any of it,
and I just sat there and listened.

- Who knows, anything could happen.
- But thank you to everybody who came out.
We had a great night, I hope you did too.
And then Friday night, we went to see the Lego Batman movie
for a family movie night.
What do you think, I don't even get a chance to speak to you.
- I know.
- About that, what did you think was a movie?
- It was good, I spent most of time either with MJ Oni
or Tia Oni.
- Yeah, they're still getting used to movie theaters.
Yeah, yeah, but I mean, that's kind of why I go
is for the cuddles.
- MJ said that the movie theater
was the biggest movie theater ever, except for Jesus.
Jesus is bigger than the movie screen.
- That kid is way too cute.
- I loved it.
If you like the Lego movie,
you're gonna love the Lego Batman movie.
Same sense of humor.
There's lots of private end jokes
for Marvel MDC fans alike.
- True, very true.
- And yeah, two thumbs up, it was excellent.
- And our friend David Campbell is here from England.
Of course he's Scottish.
He says he is a missionary to the lost in England.
Well, yes, he is.
I can't believe he's lived in England all these years and has an accent as thick as he does.
Yeah, because that is a really Scottish accent.
Yeah.
Yeah.

I am actually.
I was I already asked him if he could somehow just follow you around whispering to you.
That's a little creepy.
That's not creepy at all, babe.
Thanks for that.
And he's spoken amazing word at grace.
That's morning.
Yeah, I did.
It was really good.
Our main topic for this week came out of a conversation we had randomly with some friends this week who were talking about having kids that is a married couple.
They don't have kids yet.
And they were talking about their various fears and excitement about having kids.
And I was like, Oh, yeah, I know that we've got three.
I vaguely remember that.
So I thought it would be fun to talk about having kids how we ended up with kids.
No, not that part of having kids.
Right.

That's not like a whole other podcast show.
But anyway, I was thinking about this whole thing of having kids, because it's funny
watching the progression of couples that, you know, we pass through young adults.
So we pass through people from their twenties all the way up to their late thirties.
And so it's funny watching this progression of people wanting to be single, then people
wanting to date, then people wanting to get married, and then people thinking of having
kids and then people having kids and watching the way everybody navigates those so differently.
I just love the way God's made us so unique.
Like there's some people we know all they want to do is be a mom.
And there's other people who are like, I don't want kids at all.
Right.
And just watching how the Lord weaves everything through their life is amusing.
It is very cool.
What was it like for you?
Think about our lives pre kids.

I think we did.
Cause remember we had talked about how we wanted to name our first girl Abgal.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
So I always knew I wanted to have kids.
I just didn't know if I would be a good mom.
And I was kind of terrified of being pregnant and giving birth.
Right.
So yeah.
And how many of you have I'm trying to think back.
How many of your friends in that season life had kids though?
Oh, lots.
Did they?
Yeah, because I got married really late.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
Yeah.
I remember praying and asking the Lord, I said, I don't think I'm ready to have a boy.
I'd love a girl first growing up with three sisters.
I thought I would be able to do girls.
I understand girls.
But back then, I wasn't sure how I would relate to a boy.
I was like, what if you grow up and want us to become a sports person?
Now I've found a solution to that.
I'll just outsource it to all my friends who play sports.
Right.
We've surrounded ourselves with some sporty people.

Right.
He wants to play baseball, just get Mr.
Bill over.
Yeah.
And so on and so forth.
Right.
Yeah, what is this?

I mean, it's just.
It's perfect.
Yeah.
Yeah.

I love watching you parent.
Really?
Yeah.
Oh my gosh, you're phenomenal.
Oh great.
See, that's good to know.
Yeah.

I was clueless.
I didn't really give any thought to having kids.
I was just excited to be part of the baby making process.
And I thought if you were, I just thought if you've thought it through, then I'm fine
to go with you.
You know you tend to think something through way more thoroughly than I do and I'm a fairly thorough thinker through
So I was like yeah, if you thought this through great plus I thought I got nine months to get used to the idea
Yes, well, yes all the time it takes to get pregnant plus nine months. Well, let's talk really let's talk about that
Let's talk about getting pregnant. What part of what part of getting pregnant? Did you want to talk about?
I mean there's plenty of parts I'd like to talk about but the but I was thinking of I think in our naivety
We were just like, well, this is no problem.
It'll be easy to have kids.
You'll just get off the pill because you were on the pill at that point.
Yeah.
Did you want to talk about that for a second?
Oh, well, the pill for me was not a good scenario.
Well, all three options of the pill that you took were not a good scenario.
I took three different ones.
All of them I reacted to in various different ways.
One of them, I was having horrible chest pains and thought I was having a heart attack.
Not a good look.
No, it wasn't.

Oh, yeah.
I was like, you know, crying if I walked into a room that was pretty.
I was just like, what is going on?
Um, yeah, it wasn't good either.

So, you know, it was effective, but as a contraceptive, very effective, right.
Very, but not good for first year of marriage.
Not so much.
So I think after trying the three back to back about a year in, we just went, yeah, let's stop.
and we switched over to using fam.
Oh, no, describe fam.
Fam stands for family.
What does it stand for?
It stands for something.
Something about a family.
It's best described in the book.
Taking charge of your fertility.
Yes, but it's a way of charting where your monthly cycle is.
But we're just getting into all the details.
This is this way.
It's a way of just charting where you are in the ovulation cycle with some fairly.
Accurate.
Yeah, you loved it because it involved.
Charred.
- Charred.
- And axial spreadsheets and all this sort of stuff.
- Yes, it was a beautiful thing.
- And it fit your cycle.
- It did.
- No pun intended, but it fit the way your brain works.
- Yes.
- Well, we've had other friends that have tried to use it.
And we're less, less, how shall we say,
conscientious in their charting?
- Yeah, they were a little looser
and ended up getting pregnant, but.
- I think, I mean, I've got to be careful
in what I say because we know of some friends
who are so fertile that if they look at each other
the wrong way they produce a baby would seem true. And so we were all thinking, well, no
problem. You'll just come off contraception. We'll have a baby. Right. But that was not
the case. No. I mean, you weaned off the pill for about three months, and then we started
trying to have a baby and it took us 10 months. No, I weaned off the pill for about a year.
Oh, wow. Before we started trying, it still took us 10 months. Right. Yeah. Which now
that we got three kids, and I want to be sensitive, because if you're listening to this and you're
having fertility issues, it's going to sound like I'm putting myself in the same group as you.
So forgive me if I'm treating your feelings insensitatively and I'm really not trying to do that.
But we have three kids now, but before we had any, all we knew was that every month that we
thought we were going to be pregnant, we weren't. And so that was a little disheartening to say the
least. Yeah, it was disappointing every month. And it was at 10 months of very specific trying.
Yeah. And then between Tia and MJ, it was two and a half years of trying with a couple of miscarriages and just.
Was it really two and a half years of intentional trying? Yep.
It's a whole new spin on your sax life, doesn't it? Oh boy, does it?
 It's functional. And it's just like,
you're just not having a great time. We're just like, let's just get this done.
It is a purely scientific endeavor.
Horrible.
I remember in that season we had a Bible study that would meet our house.
Remember?
And I remember at one point, you were alarm went off.
And so there's a group of people in our house, all these young adults.
And we're like, ah, it's so sorry.
We were just going to go upstairs and make a baby.
I just talked amongst yourself.
We'll be back in about half an hour.
Somebody brought that up to us a couple of weeks ago that they remembered it.
Oh, I'm being in our house.
I'm sure they remember like, all right, it's time.
Hang on, guys, we'll be back.
So what was the issue with there?
There's no issue, obviously, because we produced three healthy children.
Well, there was.
I mean, between, between Tia and MJ, I was having a progesterone problem.
My hormones were sort of all out of what I was.
So I could get pregnant.
I just couldn't keep it.
Right.
Yeah.
All that to say was it wasn't as simple as we thought it would be, but you can't
take that as a baseline because we know other people who is way simpler than that.
Yeah.
All I'm saying is the whole thing of having children is unique to every
person, everybody has their own story.
It's true.
- What was the best advice we got?
Because boy, do people want to give you advice
when they find out you're having kids?
- I think the best advice that we got was that kids
can fit into your life.
Like the way it doesn't have to be
that kids completely change your life.
It's that kids actually can fit in with your life.
Like it can kind of be designed if that makes sense.
- And we have to remember at that stage of our life,
we were on and off of airplanes every week.
We were in a different part of the world every month.
Yeah. And so when people found out you were pregnant,
probably that was the kind of advice we got
from Patricia Butzma, one of our pastors in Toronto,
and she just said, oh, kids fit in with your life.
So. Yeah.
And she had like a million of them, well, five or six.
Right. Which seemed like a million when you have none.
Right. And yeah, 'cause we were sort of like,
oh, we're pregnant and we travel for a living.
What are we gonna do?
And she was like, you'll be fine.
You know, they'll just come with you.
They're little, they're portable.
Right. Yeah.
What was the worst advice we got?
- I think people saying the equivalent of,
well, you know that you're never gonna sleep again
or take this season while you're pregnant to get sleep
'cause you're never gonna get anymore.
- Or all your whole life changes, but not in a good way.
- Right.

But I think if people have had negative experiences
with their children, they then expect your experience
to be negative with children.
And we've got to remember that all of our experiences
are unique to us and unique to the way we're wired.
It was John and Paul Sanford who said that marriage is designed by God to kill you as
an husband and wife.
What they meant by that is God will bring your partner with the exact opposing issues
so that your heat said, and I don't think he was meaning this, that marriage is designed
to grind.
I was like, "Oh, yes, it is."
But that's not what he meant.
But basically the whole refining process that you and your spouse are meant to in one
since but heads so that you rub the rough edges of your life away.
Right.
You know, the whole weaknesses of others will be used to refine the weaknesses in you type
of thing.
And then in the same sentence, he said that kids are designed by God to bring healing
to your life.
And I saw that in you in that you became way more in touch with your feminine side after
you had Abigail, our first daughter.
Even when I was pregnant with her, I think shopping for all these little pink things.
Right.
to color pink. You were not through through. You were not girly.

That was the first thing I got was like a zip up cardigan kind of thing.
And, and then, you know, even more so when I had Tia, like with each child,
the Lord sort of healed different parts of my heart.
It's amazing like that.
Yeah, it's amazing. What changes did you see in me with MJ?
Like with the girls, you would sort of, you would definitely play with them and
and tickle them and stuff like that.
But the rough housing with MJ is just really, really sweet.
- Right, he loves it.
- Yeah, they're just sort of wrestling
and the ninja and all that kind of stuff.
- I love that.
See, it's funny, 'cause when you have little girls,
they flirt with you.
- Yeah.
- They're designed to flirt with their daddies.

With a boy, they wanna fight their daddy.
And it's the same thing, he wants to pin me to the floor,
like nothing he loves more than wrestling,
or now he's a ninja, so he wants to do all his ninja moves.
And that's a really fun, and he wants to help.
Anytime I'm doing anything, he's there,
and he wants to help.
- Yeah, it's so cute.
- Screwdriver's power tools.
- Any boy stuff, he just wants to get in there.
- I love that thing.
- It's very sweet.
- So we had a baby, how traumatic was that?
- Well, you know, like the first one was the most difficult
in terms of body trauma, I suppose.
Right. And they don't prepare the husband for much.
Pardon?
They don't prepare the husband for much.
What do you mean?
Well, for example, I don't want to grow people out.
They don't prepare the husband for much?
Right. Well, did you know that after giving birth,
you then have to give birth to the placenta?
Yes.
I did know that.
Well, nobody told me,
sound like, "Why is she pushing?
Is there another one in there?"
And, "Oh my gosh, what is that?"
It was like a face-ugger from Alien came out.
(laughs)
You're hysterical.
No, I was like...
And then Abigail needed to be like, she needed some help coming out.
So they put like a suction cup on her.
So when she came out, she had a cone head and I was like, what is that?
I love her. I love her. I love her.
And I was like, Oh, does that go away?
What is going on?
But it resolved in like a day, didn't it?
Yeah, less than 24 hours.
Yeah.
So giving birth was.
It was a lot less.
I'm sorry. It was hard for you.
It was hard for you.
'cause well, like, let's space it.
It wasn't inside of you.
- But what I mean is there was way less activity
than I was expecting.

It was just a whole lot of waiting until the last bit
and then there was some pushing.
- And I don't really scream anyway.
- No, you don't.
- No.
In fact, I'm just sort of very, very quiet.
- You're very focused.
- Yes.

Six and a half weeks premature and 18 hours of labor
and three hours of pushing
and lots of other traumatic things.
- So that's what I mean, 18 hours plus three
is what, 21 hours?
So I'm thinking, you know, your water's broken,
we're rushing to the hospital.
Oh, it's just drama and baby's coming
and we need a doctor stat, we need this
and some hot towels and hot water.
no one brought hot water or towels.
I'm not sure where I got that idea from.
And 21 hours later--
- It's called the midwife or something.
- 21 hours later, there's a baby, like 21 hours.
There's a long time away.
- Yeah, was it a hard feeding bait?
Was it a hard feeding bait?
Because I was having interactions like every two minutes,
but you know, I could see where that might
feel really long for you.
- All I'm seeing was 21 hours was a lot longer
than I was expecting.
- Yeah, yeah.
- But you did a great job, it was very proud of you.
- Thanks.
- I tell you what's scary is watching the epidural
needle going. What's scarier is getting an epidural and that it doesn't work. Yeah. Oh,
yeah. Bummer. That was that. Yeah. All right. Good times. Let's skip this part. I'm
very queasy. Moving right along. Let's talk about the early years because we're well
aware we don't know what we're talking about with kids. As in, we haven't had teenagers.
We haven't had teenagers. So all we've had, you know, our oldest kid is about to turn
10. So we don't know nothing. You can't even believe she's about to be a double digit
kid. Right. So unique classification. Thank you.
The early years. Let's talk about the early years. Yeah.
We did something called baby wise. We did. Now, I want to stress
any parents listening to this, understand that what we're talking
about is not that we did it right. And if you're not doing the way
we did it, you did it wrong. That would be farcical to suggest.
We are absolutely not commenting on how you're choosing to parent
your children. Our best piece of advice is find something that
works for you and your lifestyle and go for it.
For us, we are very, very high planners.
We schedule and plan pretty much everything.
So baby-wise, give baby-wise in a nutshell.
- Baby-wise in a nutshell is a way of scheduling
feeding and sleeping patterns to help the baby sleep
through the night and get good full feeds
and sort of get on a routine where their metabolism
is helping to direct their sleep.

- We did.
- And the results of that were,
what just again in a nutshell, what did we see?
- In a nutshell, well, even though the first two
were pre-me, they both slept through the night
by nine weeks.
And by slept through the night, I mean,
they would sleep eight to 10 hours.
By 12 weeks, they were all sleeping 12 hours a night
with one dream feet around 11 o'clock.
MJ was sleeping through the night by seven weeks,
but he wasn't pre-me.
He was like a normal seven pound baby or eight pound baby.
- So that means two months after having a baby,
we were back to getting 12 hours of sleep a night.
I mean, the kids were, we were back to getting eight hours
of sleep a night. - Right, we didn't tip
a few, go to bed at seven with them, but yes.
- And since then, to this day,
they still go down at seven p.m.
They wake up at seven a.m.
- All three of them, yeah.
- And by the time, I mean, literally our routine
for putting them to bed is go upstairs, clean teeth,
get in pajamas, climb in the bed.

- And that's it.
- Yeah.
- What was the other method that was presented to you?

- And we're on two ends of a spectrum.
So there's plenty of options in between those.
On the one hand, you're scheduling the baby.

- Right.
- And we didn't opt for that.
I think because our life was just so crazy.
We didn't want that option went on an airplane.
- No, the idea of the baby being scheduled appealed to me
and also when you have a NICU baby,
those babies are on a schedule.
So-- - What's NICU?
- Neonatal ICU is NICU.
And so in the intensive care units for babies,
they have all those babies on three hour schedules
or four hour schedules.
And there's a bunch of medical reasons for that,
so that new milk doesn't sit on top of old milk,
give them gas, therefore give them colic,
all that kind of stuff.
And so because that was the schedule
that Abby was already on when she came home
was on a three hour schedule,
even at 12 days old, we just maintained that schedule.
- Wow.
- But that's one of the things
a baby wise direction to do anyway.
- All right, so the early years
were fairly straightforward, wouldn't I?
- Yeah.
- I mean, really?
- Really straightforward, yeah.
I think my parents, I don't know about your mom,
does she ever comment, I think they were a little,
it's weird because you know my parents have,
they've raised four children,
they have like a hundred grandchildren.
So when they watched us doing baby wise,
they were like, what are you doing?
- Yeah, they would say things like,
never wake a sleeping baby.
And I'm like, nope, it's time for it to wake.
It's a scheduled feeding.
- Right, and you can't put the baby down
because you know, look, it's bright as a button.
It doesn't need to sleep.
 So for us, it was a lifesaver.
Yeah. It worked really well for us. Yeah.
And the book, we'll put a link in the show notes. It's called "On Becoming Baby Wise."
Right.
Very helpful.
All right.
What's that like?
It's both good and hard at times.
Talk to me about the good stuff.
Well, I mean, I love to work. I love my job. So I don't feel like, "Ugh, I have to work." I feel
like, "Oh, I have a calling and I love working." And I was going to say, and we've been lucky
enough since having kids to have a job where we're working for the church and really we're
able to work around what we need to do for the kids to feel loved and like they're getting enough
time and us to get our work done. So it's not like I have a nine to five job where I leave the kid
at a preschool all day or anything like that. So it's not been that hard. I think that's probably
a lot harder. And over the years, our boss, Jeff Dollar, has been so flexible with us.
We've done various things. We've done job sharing. We've done hour sharing. In the early days,
we'd cart our baby to the meetings we were at. And even to this day, one of the things I love is
Like right now our kids at the age were up until a couple of months ago they would come to church with us on both services on a Sunday
and they were getting to the point where like we're bored being the same service between the same craft to services.
Yeah, and so we spoke to Jeff and he's like, oh it's a priority your kids do not grow up presenting church.
So by all means, you know, bring them to one service and you guys trade out on whichever service and that level of flexibility makes it possible to do what we're doing.
What's the bad stuff about being a working mom for you?
I think it's pretty much impossible to get all this stuff done that is in my head that
a mom should do.
So like maybe the state of our house, you know, and not having enough time to really
clean the house or get the laundry done in the amount of time that I want to get done
and that kind of stuff.
Like there's lots of things that sort of fall by the wayside because of the amount of stuff
for trying to pull off because when the kids are home,
we want to spend time with them as opposed to spend time cleaning.
I think from what we found from just pastoring,
the universal thought that goes through mom's heads or I'm failing as a mom.
Yeah.
This is something I'm not doing right.
I wish I could be doing this better.
And I think the challenge for both of us as as we've had to learn to be kind to
ourselves. Yeah.

Right. And it was only when we were in our teenage years that she go back to work part time.
You know, the time that we wouldn't even know if she wasn't there because we were at school and
she was a university lecturer. And so I was comparing my childhood with their childhood,
which was the fair. I remember one point you were like, Hey, babe, I worked the same numbers of
hours as you. Why are you expecting me to do 100% of the parenting and homekeeping and 100% of the job?
Why aren't you doing 100% of the homekeeping too? We do 100% of our work together. And I was like,
you make a great point. I'm not sure I like the point you're making, but it seems solid.
And it took me a while to realize, oh, I have all these
inbuilt ideas of what you should be doing and what I should be doing. What I should be doing is
is modeled on my father. I have worked all day. I will now come home.
Right. And it's like, "Oh, but I worked all day too."
Yeah, but obviously making dinner is your job. Again, it was being programmed in my head
because that's what I saw my mom do. And you're like, "I'm fine to make dinner. Would you
like to do laundry while I'm making dinner?" When I go back to the thing about being kind
to one another, we had to realize something had to give.
Yeah.
So for the most part, that's our house.
Yeah. It is what it is.
Our house is tidy when our guests come over, but for our schedule, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
so hectic, that usually it's a mess.
It's really Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, that it's a mess.
Right.
And usually we try and do some picking up or some semblance of order Thursday and Friday,
and then it goes back into messville.
Right.
Because I'd rather have a messy house than messed up kids.
Right.
So and sometimes we fail at that too.
Sometimes we get really focused on getting the house clean
and the children are being parented by iPads
for a whole morning while we try and get it there,
but we're trying to avoid that.
- Right.
But here's what I've learned is kids are super resilient
if you're humble.
- Yeah.
- Like our kids, we've apologized lots to them.
And I realized, I realized if,
I don't think we deliberately said how to do this,
But I think it's because of all the inner healing that we've had and all the inner healing teaching
we've sat under.
It's as we've given them space to share their hearts, we found out that they trust us with
their hearts.
So they'll often come to us and say, "Hey, my heart got really hurt when you said this,
Daddy."
Or I remember one day I forget Rose, I was really short-tempered and Abby had lost her
iPad.
I don't know.
She'd lost something.
And you know, she was in the, I can't find my own iPad.
I don't know where it is.

As in, what I meant by that is,
well, it's your responsibility to look after your iPad.
I'm really sorry that you can't remember where it was.
I'm sure it will come out.
But she just paused and then she looked at me and she said,
"Daddy, that's quite unkind.

It's actually great to be me.
I'm just sad I've lost my iPad."
And I was like, "Right, I'm sorry."
Darling, you're right.
You're right.
So sorry, that's not what I meant.
And MJ so for both of them.
He was playing this afternoon, he came up to me
and he said, "Daddy, I'm the boss of me,
but you're also the boss of me."
And I was like, "That's right, darling."
And he said, "So children are the bosses of themselves."
I said, "That's right.
"Children get to learn to manage their own behavior."
Yeah, but their parents are also the bosses of them.
I said, "That's right until they grow up to be adults."
And then the grown up children
just the bosses of themselves." And he said, "That's right." But the children are not the
bosses of the parents. And I'm like, "You are four, and you have a solid understanding of boundaries
and responsibility. I love this." Yeah, it's really good. I also love that they can just come up and
express their hearts. They're quite good at saying, "Hey, when you said that, you hurt my heart." Or
in different seasons when things get really busy, Tia or whoever will say, "Hey, it feels like
like you guys are getting a lot busier.

Like, okay kids, like good.
Good for, you know, expressing how you're feeling.
And yeah, let us work on that.
Let's get that fixed up.
- But it's always alarming when they say that.
- Yeah, it's sad.
- That's like, uh, okay.
- I mean, that's what Tia said this past week.
She's like, this past week felt so busy, mommy.
And I was like, oh, baby, it was.
It was like our busiest week since September or something.
And she said, okay, well, can you not do that next week?
Oh, yes, we heard.
I mean, they feel like somebody else is putting them to bed.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's hard.
Yeah.
So ebbs and flows.
Yeah.
And one of the most important things I wish somebody had told me is that kids swap allegiances between parents.
Swap allegiances?
Well, they do.
So they go through a season where they're totally fixated on daddy and want nothing to do with mummy.
Yeah.
And vice versa.
Yeah, especially when they're little.
And that was a shock the first time they did that.
Yeah.
I was like, why are you rejecting me?
And then all of a sudden they're gone.
They're daddy's girls.
I'm like, oh, all right.
So in summary, give me the hardest thing you found about parenting and
the your favorite thing about parenting.
I think the hardest thing about parenting is feeling like you're possibly
failing all the time and therefore screwing up your kids.
And you're probably not as long as you're good at saying, would you forgive
mummy for acts. And then what was the other question?
What's your favorite thing about parenting?
My favorite thing about parenting is just watching them learn and grow and
fall in love with Jesus and have a real relationship. I think that's pretty cool.
I would agree. I think the hardest thing for me parenting is there's a
constant mirror of your behavior wandering around. Yeah.
And the more you know about inner healing, the more you're aware of what you're, you know,
anything could be potentially damaging. And so you have to trust that the Holy Ghost is looking
after your kids. Yeah, for sure. So every time I discipline my kids, I'm just like, oh, Holy
Spirit, I hope that was done with love. I hope that's not going to be the thing that in counseling
30 years later, they're like, and I remember this time, I doubt you just said to me go to the room.
And then I think my favorite thing is watching all of my kids become their own versions of themselves.
Yeah. And I think that's magical watching that. That there's nothing quite like that.
Which is amazing. It's really cool. So I hope that was helpful. Even for people who don't have
kids, we try to talk about what it was like before we had kids. If you've got anything you
would like us to clarify, let us know. AJ, we're going to skip a list of questions this week because
you're about ready to pass out. Yeah, I just need to go lie down. All right, wrap us up.
Are applications for school of supernatural life are open? Yes, they are. So you go to
gracecenter.us/school.
If you would like the show notes for this week's episode, go to
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GRAPE (GRAph Parallel Environment) is a Python package that takes advantage of Graph Theory into a High Performance Computing (HPC) environment to develope a screening tool aimed at studying the effect of different kinds of perturbations in interconnected systems, such as indsutrial plants.
The tool allows to represent the dependencies between components and predict the state of health and the residual functionality of degradable systems after a casualty, suggesting the proper reconfiguration strategies to mitigate the damage. The results obtained from the graph analysis can be therefore used to improve topology, robustness, and resilience profile of industrial facilities against domino effect propagation.
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Considering that the most computationally expensive parts of the program involve the calculation of shortest paths, parallelization of shortest path computation in large unweighted graphs was integrated in the program. This was done taking advantage of the Python modules multiprocessing and threading. Two different sequential algorithms for the solution of the shortest path problem have been parallelized including a Single Source Shortest Path (SSSP) algorythm for sparse graphs and an All Pairs Shortest Path one (APSP) for dense graphs.
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Game Name: Swing Copters 2 Developer: Gamlr Team Publisher: DOTGEARS Release Date: December 17, 2015 Website: http://www.dotgears.com/scopters2 Languages: English Platforms: iOS (App Store), Android (Play Store, Amazon AppStore) Who are Gamlr Team? Trung: Gamlr team is 6 members development team, led by Dong Nguyen, the creator of Flappy Bird. Gamlr team was formed in mid-2014. The team was in charged of the development of Flappy Birds Family for FireTV in 2014. My role in team is production manager. Dong: They helped me to create the original Swing Copters in 2014 as well. My role in the team is game designer. Lam: Dong, Trung and I were friends since the university. My role in the team is lead programmer. What is Swing Copters 2? Dong: Swing Copters 2 is a free-to-play arcade game and a sequel of the original Swing Copters. Users control a pilot equipped with a copter-hat to fly through obstacles to get points. Trung: The control stays the same as it is in Swing Copters. We stick with our philosophy of the one-tap game. It’s perfect to enjoy with touchable screens on mobile devices. What is copter-hat? Dong: The concept of copter-hat in Swing Copters was inspired by the Take-copter gadget in the Japanese manga series Doraemon. (http://doraemon.mangawiki.org/take-copter/). However, it's not as stable as Take-copter in the air. I believe if we have that device, in reality, it should be extremely unstable to fly. Trung: Haha, in our game, there’s nothing easy. Is Swing Copters 2 easier than the original? Dong: No. It is much more challenging. Thanks to the new movable are swinging hammers. At first, I thought these new obstacles will make it impossible to pass somewhere in the gameplay. But Lam and Trung brought in some good solutions for that. Trung: Activation time of all obstacles is calculated based on the speed of each character to make sure that when the character flies by, obstacles are open wide enough to go through. So basically, everything is possible, if you are "good" enough. Lam: The programming was a bit difficult however I managed to do it well. What is your high scores? Dong: I got 74 with Pinki. Trung: I got 74 with Spinkimaru. Lam: My best is 24, never had a chance to see gold or platinum medals. There are more characters in this game and there is a story for them. Where is the story come from? Dong: The story was put bit by bit during the development, and some parts were based on our life events. The basic idea is to provide something funny, so people don't get too frustrated. Sometimes story was improved when a new cool character was created. Most of the script was written by Trung. Trung: My script is inspired mostly by the look of each character. Sometimes the idea came from a random manga I read or from a conversation between our team. Dong: At first, we just wanted to refine the artwork for Swing Copters and to release it as an update for the current app. However, at the time, I was working on another co-op project in Japan, and I created two characters Fabi and Spinki for that project. I thought it should be great if we can somehow put those two characters into Swing Copters as well. And Fabi Crasher and Spinki Falling of Swing Copters 2 were born like that. Trung: In the game, Copters Inc. was founded as a company by Spinki Falling and Fabi Crasher. They tell people the company is an aviation company, but it doesn't have any profitable business activities. And yet, they still recruit more pilots to join the company. Dong: To burn investors’ money, I assume. (smile) What are the stats of characters? Trung: Characters have three stats: Up Speed, Swing or Horizontal Speed, and Handling * Up Speed is how fast your character is flying up. * Swing Speed is how fast your character is accelerating to the left or the right. * Handling is the ability to stay stable as your character flies higher and higher. But the most important thing about stats is characters look cooler with them. They don’t have much impact on playing. (laugh) How to unlock a character? Trung: You can unlock a character by gaining medals or by stocking points. We also provide IAP; you can pay to unlock. But pay to win is not recommended. Each time you unlocked a character, you also unlock an item in collection box which is a short and funny conversation between characters. How to "master" a character? Trung: To master a character, you’d have to collect all four medals from bronze to platinum using that character. And the reward for that effort is a new item in the collection box. Is there a final quest for the game? Trung: It’s not really a quest. By mastering all characters, you will be able to unlock a special item. Dong: The moment when you unlock the last special item, you beat the game. I love that moment. Trung is the first person who finished the game in just one day (laugh). However, you can still play the game as an endless game. Is there a final quest for the game? Trung: It’s not really a quest. By mastering all characters, you will be able to unlock a special item. Dong: When you unlock the final item, you beat the game. I love that moment. Trung is the first person who finished the game in just one day haha. However, you can still play the game as an endless game. How long does it take to develop the game? Dong: At first, the plan was to update the current app so it should take one month. However, the plan was changed to make a sequel instead, and it took more than two months. We worked hard to complete it in 2015. The art style in Swing Copters 2 is different from other games of yours. Why and how do you make it? Dong: Actually, we still use the same way to make graphics for our games. This time, we upscaled everything twice and put more pixels to smoothen the edge to make them look better on bigger phones today. The tool we choose is Photoshop CC. I tried hard to make it matched with our previous work. This style will be our official art style from now on. Nguyen: It takes more time but it looks much better, and we have more freedom for creativity. Who made the BGM for the game? Dong: The background music and sound effects were made by a studio in Tokyo. (http://pansound.com). Their work is really good. Which engine do you use? Lam: We use COCOS2D-X because of its speed, stability, portability, and easy-to-use. The release build is as small as using our own DotEngine (the engine made by Dong Nguyen and it was used in the original Swing Copters, Flappy Bird, and our other games). Dong: The final build is less than 10 Megabytes. That is our gold standard of size for our games. Is there any tips to be better at the game? Dong: Each player has their style of play. Some people repetitively tap on the screen; some people tap slowly and more precisely. I don’t know which one is better. Trung: Make yourself relaxed when you play. Only tap when it is necessary. Game Design Dong Nguyen Production Management Trung Vu Programming Lam Le, Dong Nguyen, Trung Vu Writing Trung Vu, Dong Nguyen Graphics Dong Nguyen, Nguyen To, Trung Vu Audio PANSOUND Porting Dat Doan, Lam Le Marketing Son Bui, Dong Nguyen |
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The Last Days of Disco (R) *** (out of ****)
Like writer-director Whit Stillman's previous films, _Metropolitan_ and _Barcelona_, his latest is all about talk and nothing more--it's just that the faces and the setting are different (New York City in the "very early 1980s," where the cultural phenomenon of discotheques and their accompanying musical genre were in their dying days). But the incessant barrage of verbiage is forgivable when it is as smartly, wittily written as it is here. The main gabbers of this film are the naive blonde Alice (Chloe Sevigny) and her best "friend" and roommate, bitchy sophisticate Charlotte (an unrecognizable Kate Beckinsale, sporting a perfect American accent and looking like a cross between Nicole Kidman and Parker Posey), both of whom are recent college grads who work in a publishing house by day and frequent an exclusive dance club at night.
The film is essentially a portrait of their and their friends' lives, but Stillman shows little concern for any of them. The emphasis is so strongly centered on their impossibly verbose conversations that all character and plot developments seem like throwaways. For example, when club manager Des (Chris Eigeman, a Stillman regular) develops a what is supposed to be a serious drug habit, it comes off as more of a minor step down than a plunging descent. In spite of its failings on the dramatic level, _Disco_ is still a very entertaining film, thanks to an appealing cast (which also includes Beckinsale's _Much_Ado_About_Nothing_ love interest, Robert Sean Leonard, and a briefly-seen Jennifer Beals) and those wordy discussions. Even though a number of the characters are Ivy League graduates, I'm not sure there are real people who talk the way these people do. But since the exchanges are as funny as they are (a sociopolitical deconstruction of Disney's _Lady_and_the_Tramp_ is the highlight), that complaint is moot.
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| TEAS Working Group | D. Ceccarelli |
| Internet-Draft | Ericsson |
| Intended status: Standards Track | L. Berger |
| Expires: December 30, 2017 | LabN Consulting, L.L.C. |
| June 28, 2017 |
Generalized Interface Switching Capability Descriptor - Switching Capability Specific Information
draft-ietf-teas-gmpls-scsi-03
This document defines a generic information structure for information carried in routing protocol Interface Switching Capability Descriptor (ISCD) Switching Capability Specific Information (SCSI) fields. This "Generalized SCSI" can be used with routing protocols that define GMPLS ISCDs, and any specific technology. This document does not modify any existing technology specific formats and is defined for use in conjunction with new GMPLS Switching Capability types. The context for this document is Generalized MPLS, and the reader is expected to be familiar with the GMPLS architecture and associate protocol standards.
This Internet-Draft is submitted in full conformance with the provisions of BCP 78 and BCP 79.
Internet-Drafts are working documents of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Note that other groups may also distribute working documents as Internet-Drafts. The list of current Internet-Drafts is at http://datatracker.ietf.org/drafts/current/.
Internet-Drafts are draft documents valid for a maximum of six months and may be updated, replaced, or obsoleted by other documents at any time. It is inappropriate to use Internet-Drafts as reference material or to cite them other than as "work in progress."
This Internet-Draft will expire on December 30, 2017.
Copyright (c) 2017 IETF Trust and the persons identified as the document authors. All rights reserved.
This document is subject to BCP 78 and the IETF Trust's Legal Provisions Relating to IETF Documents (http://trustee.ietf.org/license-info) in effect on the date of publication of this document. Please review these documents carefully, as they describe your rights and restrictions with respect to this document. Code Components extracted from this document must include Simplified BSD License text as described in Section 4.e of the Trust Legal Provisions and are provided without warranty as described in the Simplified BSD License.
The context for this document is Generalized MPLS, and the reader is expected to be familiar with the GMPLS architecture, associate terminology and protocol standards. Notably, but not limited to, [RFC3945], [RFC4202], [RFC4203] and [RFC5307].
The Interface Switching Capability Descriptor (ISCD) [RFC4202] allows routing protocols such as OSPF and ISIS to carry technology specific information in the the Switching Capability-specific information (SCSI) field, see [RFC4203] and [RFC5307]. The format of an SCSI field is dictated by the specific technology being represented as indicated by the ISCD Switching Capability (SC) type field. Existing Switching Capabilities are managed by IANA in the Switching Types registry and the related "IANA-GMPLS-TC-MIB" definitions.
[RFC7138] introduced a "sub-TLV" structure to its technology specific SCSI field. The Sub-Type-Length-Value (TLV) based approach allows for greater flexibility in the structure, ordering, and ability to support extensions of the SC (technology) specific format. This Sub-TLV approach is also used in [RFC7688].
This document generalizes this approach and defines a new generalized SCSI field format for use by future specific technologies and Switching Capability types. The generalized SCSI carries SCSI-TLVs that may be defined within the scope of a specific technology, or shared across multiple technologies (e.g., [I-D.ietf-ccamp-ospf-availability-extension]). This document also establishes a registry for SCSI-TLV definitions that may be shared across multiple technologies.
The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "NOT RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this document are to be interpreted as described in [RFC2119].
The reader is expected to be familiar with GMPLS terminology, e.g. as found in [RFC3945], as well as the terminology used in [RFC4202], [RFC4203] and [RFC5307].
The Generalized SCSI is composed of zero or more variable length type-length-value fields which are each called a SCSI-TLV. There are no specific size restrictions on these SCSI-TLV. Size and other formatting restrictions may be imposed by the routing protocol ISCD field, refer to [RFC4203] and [RFC5307].
The SCSI-TLV format is:
0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ | Type | Length | +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ ... Value ... +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
Figure 1: TLV format
The ISCD can include a Generalized SCSI when advertising technologies whose Switching Capability definition references this document. The corollary of this is that the Generalized SCSI MUST NOT be used for ISCDs of technologies whose Switching Capability definition do not reference this document.
The Generalized SCSI MAY contain a sequence of zero or more SCSI-TLVs. Sub-TLV parsing (format) errors, such as an underrun or overrun, MUST be treated as a malformed ISCD. SCSI-TLVs MUST be processed in the order received and, if re-originated, ordering MUST be preserved. Unknown SCSI-TLVs MUST be ignored and transparently processed, i.e., re-originated when appropriate. Processing related to multiple SCSI-TLVs of the same type may be further refined based on the definition on the type.
This document does not introduce any security issue beyond those discussed in [RFC4203] and [RFC5307]. As discussed there, the information carried in ISCDs are not used for SPF computation or normal routing and the extensions here defined do not have direct effect on IP routing. Tampering with GMPLS TE LSAs may have an effect on the underlying transport network. Mechanisms such as [RFC2154] and [RFC5304] to protect the transmission of this information are suggested.
This document defines a new SCSI-TLV that is carried in the SCSI field of the ISCDs defined in [RFC4203] and [RFC5307]. The SCSI-TLV includes a 16-bit type identifier (the Type field). The same Type field values are applicable to the new SCSI-TLV.
IANA is requested to create and maintain a new registry, the "Generalized SCSI (Switching Capability Specific Information) TLVs Types" registry under either the the "Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS) Signaling Parameters" registry or a new "Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS) Routing Parameters" registry, at their desecration.
The definition of the new registry is as follows:
Value SCSI-TLV Switching Type Reference --------- ----------------------- -------------- --------- 0 Reserved [This ID] 1-65535 Unassigned (value list) [This ID]
The registry should be established with registration policies of "Specification Required", see [RFC5226].
REMOVE THIS AFTER PUBLICATION: The designated expert will be appointed by the Routing AD. It is suggested to appoint any current TEAS WG chair.
The authors would like to thank Adrian Farrel and Julien Meuric for the careful review and suggestions. Thomas Heide Clausen provided useful comments as part of the Routing Directorate review.
| [RFC2119] | Bradner, S., "Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels", BCP 14, RFC 2119, DOI 10.17487/RFC2119, March 1997. |
| [RFC4202] | Kompella, K. and Y. Rekhter, "Routing Extensions in Support of Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS)", RFC 4202, DOI 10.17487/RFC4202, October 2005. |
| [RFC4203] | Kompella, K. and Y. Rekhter, "OSPF Extensions in Support of Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS)", RFC 4203, DOI 10.17487/RFC4203, October 2005. |
| [RFC5307] | Kompella, K. and Y. Rekhter, "IS-IS Extensions in Support of Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS)", RFC 5307, DOI 10.17487/RFC5307, October 2008. |


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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the United States is continuing to talk to China but gave no other details, as both sides tried to hammer out a phase one trade deal ahead of looming U.S. tariffs due next month.
WASHINGTON: U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the United States is continuing to talk to China but gave no other details, as both sides tried to hammer out a phase one trade deal ahead of looming U.S. tariffs due next month.
"We continue to talk to China. China wants to make a deal. The question is: Do I want to make a deal? Because I like what's happening now," Trump told reporters at the White House.
Trump last month announced an agreement for an initial trade deal with Beijing but no formal agreement has been released. The pact had initially been expected to be signed by mid-November, but experts now say it could be pushed into next year.
Two people briefed on the talks have said Trump wants deeper concessions from China in order to roll back existing tariffs and cancel additional tariffs on some US$156 billion in Chinese consumer goods scheduled to take effect Dec. 15.
On Tuesday, Trump also threatened to raise tariffs if no deal is reached with Beijing.
The ongoing trade dispute between the world's two largest economies have roiled financial markets and threatened global economic growth.
(Reporting by Jeff Mason; writing by Susan Heavey; Editing by Bernadette Baum)


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RHB Bank’S net profit rises to RM615.83m for Q3
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 25 — RHB Bank Bhd’s net profit rose to RM615.83 million for the third quarter ended September 30, 2019 from RM578.69 million in the same period last year.
Revenue also grew to RM3.34 billion from RM3.20 billion previously.
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, the bank attributed the stronger net profit to higher non-fund based income and lower expected credit losses.
It said total assets for the group increased by 3.7 per cent to RM252.1 billion as at September 30, 2019 from December 2018, with shareholders’ equity at RM25.8 billion and net assets per share at RM6.44.
“The group’s gross loans and financing grew by 5.2 per cent year-on-year to RM172.8 billion, supported by growth notably in mortgages and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), while Singapore loans grew by 7.4 per cent.
“Domestic loans and financing grew 5.1 per cent year-on-year. The group’s domestic loans market share stood at 8.9 per cent as at end-September 2019,” it said.
Moving forward, group managing director Datuk Khairussaleh Ramli said the bank expects loans growth to be slow, but supported by a resilient household sector and SMEs.
He said the group demonstrated resilience by delivering higher net profit for the first nine months of 2019, amidst challenging operating environment.
“We remain prudent in growing our business, while we continue to adopt measures to accelerate efforts to manage asset quality and exercise discipline in cost management, supported by our strong fundamentals,” he added. — Bernama


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Class LambdaSettableGridView<T>
Class implementing ISettableGridView<T>, by providing the "get" and "set" functionality via functions that are passed in at construction. For a version that implements IGridView<T>, see LambdaGridView<T>.
Inherited Members
Namespace: SadRogue.Primitives.GridViews
Assembly: TheSadRogue.Primitives.dll
Syntax
public sealed class LambdaSettableGridView<T> : SettableGridViewBase<T>, ISettableGridView<T>, IGridView<T>
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
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| T | The type of value being returned by the indexer functions. |
Constructors
LambdaSettableGridView(Func<Int32>, Func<Int32>, Func<Point, T>, Action<Point, T>)
Constructor. Takes functions that retrieve the width and height of the grid, and the functions used to retrieve/set the value for a location.
Declaration
public LambdaSettableGridView(Func<int> widthGetter, Func<int> heightGetter, Func<Point, T> valueGetter, Action<Point, T> valueSetter)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Func<Int32> | widthGetter | A function/lambda that retrieves the width of the grid being represented. |
| Func<Int32> | heightGetter | A function/lambda that retrieves the height of the grid being represented. |
| Func<Point, T> | valueGetter | A function/lambda that returns the value of type T associated with the location it is given. |
| Action<Point, T> | valueSetter | A function/lambda that updates the grid being represented accordingly, given a type T and position to which it was set. |
Remarks
This constructor is useful if the width and height of the underlying representation may change -- one can provide functions that retrieve the width and height of the map being represented, and these functions will be called any time the Width and Height properties are retrieved.
LambdaSettableGridView(Int32, Int32, Func<Point, T>, Action<Point, T>)
Constructor. Takes the width and height of the grid, and the functions to use to retrieve/set the value for a location.
Declaration
public LambdaSettableGridView(int width, int height, Func<Point, T> valueGetter, Action<Point, T> valueSetter)
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| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | width | The (constant) width of the map. |
| Int32 | height | The (constant) height of the map. |
| Func<Point, T> | valueGetter | A function/lambda that returns the value of type T associated with the location it is given. |
| Action<Point, T> | valueSetter | A function/lambda that updates the underlying representation of the grid being represented accordingly, given a type T and position to which it was set. |
Remarks
This constructor is useful if the width and height of the underlying representation do not change, so they can safely be passed in as constants.
Properties
Height
The height of the grid being represented.
Declaration
public override int Height { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 |
Overrides
Item[Point]
Given a position, returns/sets the "value" associated with that location, by calling the valueGetter/valueSetter functions provided at construction.
Declaration
public override T this[Point pos] { get; set; }
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Point | pos | Location to retrieve/set the value for. |
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The "value" associated with the provided location, according to the valueGetter function provided at construction. |
Overrides
Width
The width of the grid being represented.
Declaration
public override int Width { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 |
Overrides
Methods
ToString()
Returns a string representation of the grid values.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | A string representation of the grid values. |
ToString(Func<T, String>)
Returns a string representation of the grid values, using elementStringifier
to determine what string represents each value.
Declaration
public string ToString(Func<T, string> elementStringifier)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Func<T, String> | elementStringifier | Function determining the string representation of each element. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | A string representation of the grid values. |
ToString(Int32, Func<T, String>)
Returns a string representation of the grid values, using the function specified to turn elements into strings, and using the "field length" specified.
Declaration
public string ToString(int fieldSize, Func<T, string> elementStringifier = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | fieldSize | The size of the field to give each value. A positive-number right-aligns the text within the field, while a negative number left-aligns the text. |
| Func<T, String> | elementStringifier | Function to use to convert each element to a string. null defaults to the ToString function of type T. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | A string representation of the grid values. |
Remarks
Each element of type T will have spaces added to cause it to take up exactly
fieldSize
characters, provided fieldSize
is less than the length of the element's string representation.


The following write-up is about some of our experiences while conducting an Inception for a client (Konvergence), where some of the participants are not comfortable (capable) of conversing in English. The intention of writing this is also for people who have had other varied experiences while running non-English Inceptions to share their thoughts/suggestions.
This was my first experience of such an environment and I was not sure about how we would be able to play this out on the ground.
Pre-Inception
We found out during our pre-inception catch-ups with the customer that there are some people (1 or 2) on the customers team who can understand English and can also help in translation. However, we were not able to judge whether they will be able to translate the messages during the long drawn out battle and whether the message will be conveyed as intended. We shared our concern with the customer and they proposed to use the (English speaking) members in their teams to translate the communications. We also built a lot of leeway in our plan to allow for the conversations and translations to go through smoothly, so if a session would normally take 60 mins we assumed that we would spend a minimum of 90 mins under these circumstances.
During Inception
The actual inceptions and discussions went more smoothly than expected, largely since most of the participants had some working knowledge of the language and were able to understand, also we had at least 4 people in the customers team who were fairly comfortable with the language and could help in translations. However, most of the conversations were relatively time consuming since after one of the facilitators presented something, the translators had to repeat the same. We also had to ensure that we spoke slowly and gave appropriate pauses so that the translator had shorter messages to process and translate.
Some tips:
Nice to have: Try to pick up some words in the language and use them also try to learn a bit about the language. If the efforts are genuine they will be recognised and will help in building some trust with the translators and the non-English speaking participants. Try to use pictures and images in your sliders more than words since pictures (if put together correctly) can convey the universal message. Try to have someone in the facilitation team who can atleast understand the language so that the customer discussions can be understood.
Avoid: Do not use google translate to translate your communication or slide shows. It is not always possible to convey the meaning through a plain translating of words and there is a high probability that you may end up saying something wrong or offensive. Don’t lose your patience!!
Some Mishaps:
There were certain mi-communications that occured during the inception, for instance when we asked who will be providing the UX we were told that there is another firm that does this work. It’s only later that we realised that this firm only did graphics, logos etc and had no experience in designing website or mobile applications. By then it was very late and we had to initiate a thread with TW staffing to get a UX expert. At this moment I am not sure how (given the circumstances) we could have done things differently to avoid this, but I haven’t given up yet.
Overall:
Overall it was a very nice experience working with the Italians who I found to be really warm, respectful, helpful and extremely patient. We were lucky to have a few people on the client team who understood the English and were able provide fairly accurate translations. Also, we had people on the ground (from the Gruppo PAM) project who had met the client earlier and had some local market experience. We may need a more comprehensive or different strategy for more challenging situations.


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Preheat the oven to 200C/390F/Gas 6.
Season the chicken supremes with salt and freshly ground black pepper and brush with a little of the olive oil.
Heat a frying pan over a medium heat and add the chicken. Fry for about two minutes on each side, or until golden.
Transfer the chicken to a baking tray (keep the pan to one side for use later in the recipe) and cook in the oven for 20-25 minutes, or until cooked through.
At the same time, place the pancetta on a separate baking tray and cook in the oven for about 15 minutes, or until crispy. Remove and set aside on kitchen paper.
Meanwhile, trim the woody ends off the asparagus. Bring a large pan of salted boiling water to the boil and blanch the asparagus. Drain the asparagus then refresh in cold water and set aside.
Heat the remaining olive oil in the pan you used to cook the chicken and add the mushrooms. Cook for 4-5 minutes until just softened. Turn up the heat and add the blanched asparagus and the butter and allow to brown.
Add the lemon juice and parsley.
To serve, divide the asparagus and mushrooms between two warm plates. Top each with a chicken supreme, drizzle over any juices left in the pan and garnish with the crispy pancetta.


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Well, she turned me into a newt.
We want a shrubbery!! Burn her anyway! You don't vote for kings. Where'd you get the coconuts?
And this isn't my nose. This is a false one. But you are dressed as one… Oh, ow! I don't want to talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal food trough water! I fart in your general direction!  Now leave before I am forced to taunt you a second time!
Burn her!
 The swallow may fly south with the sun, and the house martin or the plover may seek warmer climes in winter, yet these are not strangers to our land.
- Oh, ow!
- Be quiet!
- Well, we did do the nose.

Well, she turned me into a newt. And the hat. She's a witch! Well, how'd you become king, then? She looks like one. Look, my liege!
- We found them.
- Well, how'd you become king, then?
- Did you dress her up like this?
It's only a model. I'm not a witch. Who's that then? Did you dress her up like this? Look, my liege!
Well, she turned me into a newt. The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king.
Oh, ow! Look, my liege! Burn her!  Well, Mercia's a temperate zone!
Well, how'd you become king, then? How do you know she is a witch?
Look, my liege! I dunno. Must be a king. A newt? What do you mean? Oh, ow!
Now, look here, my good man. She looks like one. And this isn't my nose. This is a false one. Bring her forward!
 Camelot! Well, how'd you become king, then? Why?
And the hat. She's a witch! It's only a model. Well, how'd you become king, then? Well, I didn't vote for you. Why?
Ni! Ni! Ni! Ni! Ni! Ni! Ni! Ni! Camelot!  Oh! Come and see the violence inherent in the system! Help, help, I'm being repressed!
Why do you think that she is a witch? Knights of Ni, we are but simple travelers who seek the enchanter who lives beyond these woods. Where'd you get the coconuts? …Are you suggesting that coconuts migrate?
Well, what do you want? Did you dress her up like this? Knights of Ni, we are but simple travelers who seek the enchanter who lives beyond these woods. On second thoughts, let's not go there. It is a silly place.


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Paragraph
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In eu diam sed mi blandit pulvinar.
Code
var myVar = RegExp('');
Unordered and Ordered Lists
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- Etiam hendrerit nunc ut tortor interdum faucibus.
- Nulla eget nibh et enim sagittis dictum.
- In eu diam sed mi blandit pulvinar.
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- Can a canner can a can?
Slide with a highlight
- This is yet another layout
- It's called
.layout-2-column-highlight-and-list
- And it expects a title (h1..6), one highlighted element and a list (ul, ol, dl)
One code
This is a layout that allows
3 elements to split the slide width
equally.
Two codes
Might be useful for showing different
code files, for example, as it allows
the code elements to expand to full width
when hovered.
Three codes
This is called the layout
.layout-3-column-element-with-titles-expansible
and it expects three sequences of a title (h1..6) and another
element (e.g., a <pre>)
Circling balloons layout
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This is the
.layout-circling-balloons
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It expects a title (h1..6) and a list (ul) of 3 elements
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Each list item can have a image (as an icon) and other elements, which are shown upon hovering
Tall figure + more
- This uses the layout
.layout-tall-figure-left
- It expects a title (h1..h6), strong>something tall to be put to the left and some content to the right
- There is also
.layout-tall-figure-right


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- test loading this without any scripts and the time should be very close to 0ms
- click the reload from cache link to reload from cache
- use a browser refresh to reload with checking server for newer versions (which is not what this is intended to test)
- Place one or more script tags in the header to test how long it takes to parse the script (not network time!)


--- layout: page title: Deep Learning for Ecosystem Services subtitle: Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) to classify and map areas of highest concentration of cultural ecosystem services meta-title: "Francesco Tonini - Work" ---
The non-material benefits people obtain from ecosystems are called ‘cultural services'. They include aesthetic inspiration, cultural identity, sense of home, and spiritual experience related to the natural environment. Typically, opportunities for tourism and for recreation are also considered within the group. Cultural services are deeply interconnected with each other and often connected to provisioning and regulating services: Small scale fishing is not only about food and income, but also about fishers’ way of life. In many situations, cultural services are among the most important values people associate with Nature – it is therefore critical to understand them. Our tool helps users understand which areas have the highest concentration of cultural ecosystem services or the non-material benefits of Nature and therefore identify locations of high recreational, inspiration, aesthetics and spiritual value. We extract user-uploaded photos from a 2005-2017 Flickr database and predict density of nature-based photos using a trained Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model with TensorFlow. The CNN used here is based off Google's own Inception-v3 model.
Project Website:
https://github.com/f-tonini/deep-learning-es
Deployment Architecture:
Windows/Ubuntu, ESRI ArcGIS (Enterprise, Desktop, Online), PostgreSQL, Microsoft Azure
Language:
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Talks of hallucinogens circulating my mind. Tried mushrooms two weeks before-hand, and was looking for something else to experiment with. So I went to a local nursery and grabbed about 6 packs of seeds. On the way home, passenger in a vehicle, I ingested seeds by chewing up as much as possible and swallowing. I ate approximately 12 grams which I wouldn't recommend. For the first hour I had my doubts accompanied by stomach cramps. My head felt floaty, and I had light nauseau.
After about one hour and fifteen minutes my perception of time seemed distorted. I was sitting on a computer at my friends apartment trying to check my email and then all of sudden I just felt like I had been sitting in that same spot looking at the computer for hours. I asked my friends how long I had been in the chair and they told me about 5 minutes. At this point I knew that they were going to work. I remember feeling very spacey and my ability to concentrate and read was greatly effected. From here on (about 2 hours into the trip) I began to have intense visual hallucinations.
I remember going outside, being dark at this point, and there was an orange street light on a newly paved parking lot in the apartment complex.  The pieces of gravel looked like stars and I picked one piece and began to kick it and follow it. Everytime I kicked the piece of gravel I would follow it approximately 3-5 feet that I kicked it and would look down and it seemed like I was kicking a planet around and just ending up in orbit in some other galaxy.
The visuals were amazing. I could see dimension in the galaxies of gravel and it seemed that the orange light that hung above was the sun. I remember feeling large and omnipotent kicking my star into other parts of the space but at the same time small, that I resided on some small planet in some small galaxy in comparison to the entire universe. I felt free.  I could not really communicate with my friends when I went back in. I couldn't understand their moods. My mind felt like it was rotating in between knowing exactly what was going on to complete confusion. I gave up on conversation and involved myself in more visuals.
The visuals on these seeds are more geometric. Everything has definite shape and fit together like parts of a clock during peak. I remember points in my trip where I could look at my whole field of vision at one time and watching different parts of my vision slowly start turning like those little glimmery pinwheels. The trip went on for close to two days with sleep in between and extremely vivid dreams. The dreams lasted for over two weeks after I had done the seeds. My dreams felt like I was really in them, with enough detail to sit around and notice things while I am in your dream. I would also add in that I was really spaced out for two weeks to a month after I did the seeds, but it's not so much confusing as it is dreamy and stress relieving.
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"ELHANAN "whom God has graciously bestowed. (1.) A warrior of the time of David famed for his exploits. In the Authorized Version (2 Samuel 21:19) it is recorded that “Elhanan the son of Jaare-oregim, a Bethlehemite, slew the brother of Goliath.” The Revised Version here rightly omits the words “the brother of.” They were introduced in the Authorized Version to bring this passage into agreement with 1 Chronicles 20:5, where it is said that he “slew Lahmi the brother of Goliath.” Goliath the Gittite was killed by David (1 Samuel 17). The exploit of Elhanan took place late in David’s reign. (2.) The son of Dodo, and one of David’s warriors (2 Samuel 23:24).
"ELHANAN "whom God has graciously bestowed. (1.) A warrior of the time of David famed for his exploits. In the Authorized Version (2 Samuel 21:19) it is recorded that “Elhanan the son of Jaare-oregim, a Bethlehemite, slew the brother of Goliath.” The Revised Version here rightly omits the words “the brother of.” They were introduced in the Authorized Version to bring this passage into agreement with 1 Chronicles 20:5, where it is said that he “slew Lahmi the brother of Goliath.” Goliath the Gittite was killed by David (1 Samuel 17). The exploit of Elhanan took place late in David’s reign.
(2.) The son of Dodo, and one of David’s warriors (2 Samuel 23:24).


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England v New Zealand Day Five: Joe Root’s side fold under pressure yet again
The tourists are 1-0 down in the two-match series.
England were unable to negotiate batting out the final day against New Zealand as a series of injudicious strokes saw the tourists hammered by an innings and 65 runs at Mount Maunganui.
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With seven wickets in hand and needing to bat out the day to guarantee the series stayed level heading to Hamilton later this week, England captain Joe Root and deputy Ben Stokes were among those out to puzzling shot selections.
But the hosts found their opponents in charitable mood as the only batsman to last more than 100 balls was Joe Denly, who received scant support elsewhere in his 35 from 142 deliveries as England were all out for 197.
A draw had seemed distinctly remote once they had lurched from 121 for four to 138 for eight before tea and there were still 21.4 overs remaining when Stuart Broad was the last man out for a golden duck in the final session.
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There’s nothing to stress us out too much and we don’t just believe we can save this game, we expect toStuart Broad
Having been kept in the field for 201 overs, bowling 33 of them himself, Broad can perhaps be pardoned for being so bullish about England’s prospects before the start of play on day five. Penny for his thoughts as he walked out to bat in the final session, though.
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I am currently associated as a Research Consultant with the University of Chicago for a project that is based in India. I worked as a Research Associate with Architect Sameep Padora before this. Prior to this, I completed my Young India Fellowship (A Liberal Studies programme which entails multi-disciplinary learning) from the Ashoka University in Sonepat, Haryana. Before this, I completed my B.Arch. from VNIT Nagpur in May 2014 and worked for 2 years in Ahmedabad (HCPDPM) and Mumbai (PK Das & Associates). Till date, I have couple of international publications and an opportunity for a public exhibition of my Bachelor’s thesis.
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I began the journey to Latur on the pretext of reading about the severe water-less conditions of the people and farms in the Marathwada region. I felt the need to go out there, in the fields, on the ground and try to bring out their story. So, booked the tatkal train ticket from Mumbai to Latur and was off on a Friday night, post-office. A small attempt towards documenting the plight of the drought affected regions of Marathwada area (mainly Latur, Kasarkheda, Harangul and Nagzari) of Maharashtra.
I reached Latur station early Saturday morning and knew I had just two days, with no fixed locations but a tentative agenda. It was around 8am and my first area of exploration began at Gandhi Putla chowk, which was one of the epicenters for collecting day-to-day water from the public tap. I met and interacted with the local karmacharis/ helpers and inquired about tanks. So each tank is of 6000 litres while they supply water (200 litres per family) in various wards, every 8 days.
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