Deep learning¶
Team: Blake Richards, Jessica Thomson, Joseph Viviano, Yu Zhang
Date: November 15th, 2019, 9h-17h. Breakfast/registration at 8h30.
Summary: Deep learning is increasingly used in neuroscience research. This course is an introduction to deep learning geared towards neuroscientists, with the aim of gaining a basic understanding of:
principles of a deep neural network architecture.
convolutional neural networks.
variational auto-encoders.
graph convolutional neural networks.
In addition, a key objective of the course is to gain an understanding of how deep learning can be used for neuroscience research. Current approaches to link artificial and biological neural networks will thus be reviewed, and hands-on tutorials using neuro data will illustrate most of the presented notions.
Morning (9h-12h30): Foundation of deep learning
9:00 am – 10:30 am: Deep Learning and convolutional networks (Joseph Viviano) | google slides | pdf slides | github repo
10:30 am – 11:00 am: Break
11:00 am – 12:30 pm: Variational auto-encoders (Blake Richards) | pdf slides | VAE tutorial | LFADS tutorial
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm: Lunch
Afternoon (13h30-17h) intersection of deep learning and neuroscience
13:30 pm – 15:00 pm: Comparing the activity of artificial and biological networks (Jessica Thompson) | google slides | pdf slides
15:00 pm – 15:30 pm: Break
15:30 pm – 17:00 pm: (Brain) graph convolutional networks (Yu Zhang) | google slides | pdf slides | github repo
Prerequisites
Basic familiarity with Python would be preferable
You will need enough space for Anaconda and all the course data.
Installation instructions
Please join the brainhack mattermost and the channel main-training-dl
. To install training material locally, please download and install python with the full-suite 64-bit Anaconda distribution. Then download or clone the github repositories specific to each session:
variational auto-encoders and a simple tutorial.
graph convolutional network The dependencies for each session are described on each repo. Test everything by opening each of the
.ipynb
notebooks and running the first few cells.


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n_cls_pixels[cls_i] += np.sum(lbl == cls_i)
n_img_pixels[cls_i] += lbl.size
freq = []
for n_cls_pixel, n_img_pixel in zip(n_cls_pixels, n_img_pixels):
freq.append(n_cls_pixel / n_img_pixel)
freq = np.array(freq)
median_freq = np.median(freq)
np.save("class_weight", median_freq / freq)
After Change
n_class = 12
dataset = CamVidDataset(split="train")
n_cls_pixels = np.zeros((n_class,))
n_img_pixels = np.zeros((n_class,))
for img, label in dataset:
for cls_i in np.unique(label):
n_cls_pixels[cls_i] += np.sum(label == cls_i)
n_img_pixels[cls_i] += label.size
freq = n_cls_pixels / n_img_pixels
median_freq = np.median(freq)
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public class StereoHttpClient
extends java.lang.Object
Please note that this example represents a minimal HTTP client implementation. // TODO - @barcher It does not support HTTPS as is. Need to provide BasicNIOConnPool with a connection factory that supports SSL.
StereoHttpClient stereoHttpClient; this.stereoHttpClient.stereoApacheNIOReadRequest("ec2-18-188-69-78.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com", 9000, RequestMethod.GET, "/api/identity/users/get?urn=urn:yourdomain:user:1 23", request -< { request.map(stereoResponse -< stereoResponse.getMaybeContent() .ifPresent(content -< LOG.info("Stereo Response Content: " + content))) .exceptionally(ex -< LOG.error("Caught the exception")) .cancelling(() -< LOG.error("Caught the cancellation")) .andThen(() -< LOG.info("Doing this after its all complete!")); });
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StereoHttpClient.ClientState
States that the client can be in.
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StereoHttpClient(ApacheNIOHttpEngine nioHttpEngine,
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boolean |
canStart()
Returns true if the http client can be started.
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getExecutorService()
Returns the executor service that delves out the threads for http requests.
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protected StereoHttpClient.ClientState |
getState()
Returns the current state of the client.
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protected void |
initialize()
Provides a hook for subclasses to insert logic before (or after) the Requester, reactor, and connection factory are
constructed.
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setState(StereoHttpClient.ClientState state)
Set the state of the client.
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void |
start()
Start the non-blocking client on our executor thread.
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StereoHttpRequestHandler |
stereoApacheAsyncReadRequest(StereoHttpRequest stereoHttpRequest) |
StereoHttpRequestHandler |
stereoApacheAsyncWriteRequest(StereoHttpRequest stereoHttpRequest) |
StereoHttpRequestHandler |
stereoApacheNIOReadRequest(StereoHttpRequest stereoHttpRequest)
Http Immutable apacheNIORead object used to handled non-blocking io
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StereoHttpRequestHandler |
stereoApacheNIOWriteRequest(StereoHttpRequest stereoHttpRequest)
Write to a host
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task(java.lang.Class<T> tClass,
int timeout)
Returns a new stereo http task of the specified type
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terminate()
Terminate the client.
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@Inject public StereoHttpClient(ApacheNIOHttpEngine nioHttpEngine, ApacheHttpAsyncClientEngine asyncClientEngine, java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService executorService)
public <T> StereoHttpTask<T> task(java.lang.Class<T> tClass, int timeout)
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protected StereoHttpClient.ClientState getState()
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protected void setState(StereoHttpClient.ClientState state)
Rules: The State Machine can pass from nodes on the left to nodes on the right. The state begins as "Offline" and can move through the state machine in the following way:
OFFLINE -> STARTING STARTING -> ONLINE STARING || ONLINE -> SHUTTING_DOWN ONLINE || STARTING -> ERROR SHUTTING_DOWN -> TERMINATED ERROR || TERMINATED -> OFFLINE
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public void terminate()
public boolean canStart()
public void start()
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public StereoHttpRequestHandler stereoApacheAsyncReadRequest(StereoHttpRequest stereoHttpRequest)
public StereoHttpRequestHandler stereoApacheAsyncWriteRequest(StereoHttpRequest stereoHttpRequest)


If you’ve been to New York before you know it gets super hot in the summer. And nothing says a New York summer like taking in a Yankee game with an ice cold beer in one hand and a hot dog in the other whilst chilling with some friends. So batter up and book those tickets!
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| Visualizing Changes in the Consumer’s Problem | Consumer Theory | 1.6 class |
| Visualizing Demand Shifters | Consumer Theory | 1.6 class |


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Stormzy releases new song with Ed Sheeran
This is definitely going to be a chart topper
by Kendra BeckerStormzy has released his brand new single ‘Own It’ featuring musical heavyweights, Ed Sheeran and Burna Boy.
The rapper’s new release was accompanied by a slick music video, directed by British director Nathan James Tettey, which was shot across a plethora of London locations.
Stormzy’s forthcoming album, ‘Heavy Is The Head’ marks a hugely exciting return for the multi award-winning phenomenon.
The album also features additional vocals from some of the most exciting musicians of this generation, including Aitch, Headie One, H.E.R., Tiana Major9 and YEBBA with production from Fred Gibson, Fraser T Smith, T-Minus and others.
Stormzy’s second album, ‘Heavy Is The Head’ is out on Friday, December 13th, 2019.


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| Shooting Stars | Mage | ||
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| Kangor's Endless Army | Paladin | ||
| Quest for Immortality | Priest | ||
| Awesome Augmentation | Priest | ||
| Stolen Research | Rogue | ||
| The Necrium | Rogue | ||
| Witchwood Awoken | Shaman | ||
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title: Baked beans
date: 2021-06-14 06:00:34 -0200
background: '/img/recipes/baked-beans.jpg'
categories: Recipes
---
I grew up eating and loving baked beans but with all the added sugar in commercially produced baked beans, it's something I had to give up.
Legumes are a great source of fiber but the problem with baked beans specifically is all the sugar found in the sauce. So I set out to recreate this childhood favourite.
Prep time: 5 minutes
Cook time: 17 minutes
Serving: equal to 1 store bought can of baked beans
Ingredients
- 1 tbsp tomato paste
- 1/2 cup sugar-free tomato sauce
- 1/2 cup chicken or vegetable stock
- 1 tbsp erythritol
- 3 drops liquid smoke
- pinch of salt
- 1 can butter beans, drained
Instructions
- In a small pot, combine all the ingredients except the butter beans. Cook on a medium heat until the sauce starts to simmer (1-2 minutes).
- Add the butter beans and cook uncovered for 15 minutes or until the sauce has thickened.
- Remove from the heat and serve warm or leave to cool down.
Tip
I used chicken stock because it adds a more savoury flavour.
I use butter beans because they are equal to 7g net carbs per 100g. Just keep in mind what else you're consuming if you want to stay in ketosis.
Beans are a great option for carb cycling. I never cycle above 50g net carbs which means I might not follow a ketogenic plan everyday but I still remain low carb.
Live long and keto-on!


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addData()
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addHeader()
Description: Add XML header to document.
addNewElement()
Description: Create new element as child of current stack element and push new element on to stack.
addText()
Description: Add the given text as a child of current stack element.
attribute(string)
attributeExists()
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attributeF32()
Description: Get attribute value if it exists (float).
attributeS32()
Description: Get attribute value if it exists (int).
clear()
Description: Clear contents of XML document.
clearError()
Description: Clear error description.
elementValue()
Description: Get element value if it exists (string).
firstAttribute()
Description: Obtain the name of the current element's first attribute.
getData()
Description: Gets the text from the current stack element.
getErrorDesc()
Description: Get current error description.
getText()
Description: Gets the text from the current stack element.
lastAttribute()
Description: Obtain the name of the current element's last attribute.
loadFile()
Description: Load file from given filename.
nextAttribute()
Description: Get the name of the next attribute for the current element after a call to .
nextSiblingElement()
Description: Set top element on stack to next element with given name.
parse()
Description: Create document from XML string.
popElement()
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prevAttribute()
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pushChildElement()
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pushFirstChildElement()
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pushNewElement()
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readComment()
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removeText()
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reset()
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saveFile()
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setAttribute()
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setObjectAttributes()
Description: Set attribute of top stack element to given value.
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Put the app in Snap view to see the Snap version of this animation.


CGST collections miss target by 40% in Apr-Nov.
‘Registered 999 cases of GST evasion’
by PTIThe Central GST collection fell short of the budged estimate by nearly 40% during the April-November period of 2019-20, according to the data presented in Parliament on Monday.
The actual CGST collection during April-November stood at ₹3,28,365 crore while the budgeted estimate is of ₹5,26,000 crore for these months, Minister of State for Finance Anurag Singh Thakur said in a written reply in Lok Sabha.
The Minister added that the data was provisional. In 2018-19, the CGST collection stood at ₹4,57,534 crore as against the provisional estimate of ₹6,03,900 crore for the year, he said.
In 2017-18, the CGST collection was ₹2,03,261 crore.
The Minister said that as many as 999 cases were registered till October in the current fiscal for GST evasion and ₹8,134.39 crore has been recovered. In 2018-19, ₹19,395.26 crore was recovered (1,473 cases) and in 2017-18 the recovery was ₹757.81 crore (148 cases).
He also said that a new CGST rule mandates that the input tax credit availed by a taxpayer shall not exceed 20% of the eligible credit available in respect of invoices or debit notes.


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by Logan RudeCAMBRIDGE, Wis. - All northbound lanes of Highway 73 at Tobacco Road outside Cambridge are open after a vehicle crash, according to a news release.
The incident occurred at 1:28 p.m., according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. The closure was expected to last two hours, the release said.
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Visualization Tools/Library/Framework
Web Development
- W3Scoools: A quick reference for HTML, CSS, Boostrap, jQuery, JavaScript, and AngularJS.
- Bootstrap: An open source toolkit for developing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- jQuery: A JavaScript library for quick and interactive web development.
- AngularJS: A JavaScript framework for quick and interactive web development.
- Tutorial Resources: Code School,
Code Academy,
CodingGround,
KeyLines,
Lynda.com (Free for LTU students)
Teamwork / Version Control
- Github:
A web-based Git version control repository hosting service
- Jupyter Notebook:
To develop open-source software, open-standards, and services for interactive computing
Data Science / Data Mining
- R:
Data Mining Algorithms In R.
- Rapidminer: a software platform for data
science teams that unites data prep, machine learning, and predictive model deployment.
- Weka: A collection of machine learning algorithms for data mining tasks
- Orange: Open source machine learning and data visualization for novice and expert.
- KNIME: An open source data analytics, reporting and integration platform
Deep Learning
- Tensorflow:
An open source machine learnig framework by Google
- PyTorch:
An open source deep learning platform by Facebook
- Keras:
The Python deep learning library. Now is included in Tensorflow.
- Anaconda:
A Python Data Science Platform
- Colab:
Colaboratory is a free Jupyter notebook environment that requires no setup and runs entirely in the cloud.
Python for Data Science
- Data Wrangling: NumPy, SciPy, Pandas
- Visualization: Matplotlib, Seaborn, Bokeh, Plotly
- Machine Learning: SciKit-Learn, Keras, TensorFlow, Theano
- Data Scraping: Scrapy, Beautiful Soup
- NLP: NLTK, Gensim, spaCY
R for Data Science
- Visualization: ggplot2, GoogleVis
- Data Wrangling: plyr, data.table
- Missing Value: MissForest, MissMDA
- Outlier Detection: Outlier, EVIR, mvoutlier
- Geocoding: ggmap
- Feature Selection: Features, RRF
- Dimension Reduction: FactoMineR, CCP
- Regression: car, randomforest, RMliner, CoreLearn
- Classification: Caret, BigRF
- Clustering: CBA, RankCluster
- Time Series: forecast, LTSA
- Survival: survival, Basta
- General Model Validation: LSMeans, Comparison
- Regression Validation: RegTest, ACD
- Classification Validation: BinomTools, DAIM
- Clustering Validation: ClustEval, SigClust
- ROC Analysis: PROC, TimeROC
Natural Language Processing
- NLTK:
A platform for building Python programs to work with human language data.
- GATE:
General Architecture for Text Engineering or GATE is a Java suite of tools for text mining
- CoreNLP: Provides a set of human language technology tools.
- Stanford Parser: A program that works out the grammatical structure of sentences,
- OpenNLP: Apache OpenNLP library is a machine learning based toolkit for the processing of natural language text.
- MALLET:
A Java-based package for statistical NLP, document classification, clustering, topic modeling, and other machine learning applications to text.
- LIWC: The gold standard in computerized text analysis.
Data Sources
- Kaggle:
A platform for predictive modeling and analytics competitions
- Tableau Sample Data:
A buffet of materials to help get you started, or take you to the next level.
- General Data: Data.world,
Google Public Data,
AWS Public Datasets,
undata,
Airbnb ,
OECD Data ,
Forbes BigData ,
Gapminder World ,
Climate Data ,
Dataverse
- Financial Data: SEC Financial Statement Data Sets,
World Bank,
Quandl
- Health Data: GHDx,
Global Health Observatory,
unicef,
KeyLines,
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Government Data: Food Environment Atlas (US),
US Census,
USA Spending,
Centers for Disease Control (US),
Data.gov ,
College Schoecard Data ,
NASA's Data Portal,
Migration Data Hub,
Open Alberta (Canada),
Open Government (Canada),
Data.Gov.UK (UK),
UK Data Service (UK Data Service)
- City Data: Data Driven Detorit,
Chicago Data Portal,
Detroit Open Data,
Los Angeles Open Data,
NYC Open Data,
Seattle Open Data,
Atlanta Open Data


Workbench Beta
GrabCAD is a high energy startup that engineers a collaboration platform for the 3D modeling community. I was a member of the dev team that built the UI for the beta release of the core product, Workbench.
I coded with Ruby On Rails, CSS/Sass and Javascript/jQuery, and used Git for version control.
- Company
- GrabCAD, Inc.
- Role
- Front-end Developer
- Visit
- http://grabcad.com


FoodSearcher uses Spoonacular API. There might be potential inaccuracies with estimated costs and nutritional information. Any information formatting issues aren't on FoodSearcher's part. It's always good to check the recipe's original source if it ever happens.


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Welcome! This is a collection of tools for the incremental game Realm Grinder by Divine Games.
Realm Weather Service is a forecasting tool for Lightning Strike and Miracle. It extracts the RNG state from a provided save file and predicts the future pattern of strikes.
Lara Crypt is a forecasting tool for artifacts.
Save Editor is a general utility that shows and edits a variety of stats that can be extracted from save files.
Seasonal tools:
Meggnetic Resonance Imager is a forecasting tool for the Easter holiday event (2016).
02-01-2017 Update: New editor features, breath forecasting, and stuff
Unlocked spell tiers have been added to the editor, and Dragon's Breath (only Tier 1) forecasting to the weather service. Navigation links to deprecated tools have been removed, but I'll keep the pages there for anybody's old bookmarks....for now. And last but not least, I've added G00FBALL's Not a Wiki to the Realm Grinder links (for the few of you who've noticed the nav-bar). That is all.
22-05-2016 Update: Lara Crypt is back!
It is with much gratitude that I re-introduce Pseudobyte's artifact forecasting tool, Lara Crypt. In addition to the artifact, and easter egg tools, we also now have a save editor interface. As an avid player of Realm Grinder myself, and supporter of the developers, I highly encourage you NOT to use this tool to abuse the game. While I have had some fun experimenting with a variety of altered values, such fun is temporary.  So please edit responsibly.
20-04-2016 Update: Fixed RWS bug with Mercenaries.
Fixed it. Also, thanks to General Youri for his awesome work with the last update, and for updating the redirects to my fork of these tools. Wish me luck in future updates! - dox4242
PS: works with version <IP_ADDRESS>
The RWS has now been enhanced with a Building Highlighting feature.
Hovering over a building in the forecast list will highlight all instances of that building in the entire list. The highlight changes the text color and teints the background. Moving the cursor away removes the highlight.
Clicking on a building in the forecast list will further accentuate the highlight by bolding the text. Additionally, this highlight persists until you click the building again (somewhere in the list), to remove the highlight.
Every building tier has a different highlight color, these are hardcoded and will always be the same, no matter what save you try, of how many times you refresh. As there are 11 building tiers, there are also 11 highlight colors. different buildings with the same tier get the same color highlight (for example Heaven's Gate, Hell Portal, and Ancient Pyramid are all highlighted in Teal color).
Both the hover and the click highlights are unique for that type of forecast, so that the Lightning and Miracle forecasts can have different buildings highlighted.
17-01-2016 Update: Maintenance shift and new location!
As of today, the RAB has changed urls! Pseudobyte is retiring from maintenance duties, and I'll be taking over (
GeneralYouri).
This first of all means that the currently available tools have been updated to work with RG v1.5.45. Some tool changes, as well as new tool additions are planned for the future.
PS: Questions, comments, suggestions, bug reports, or just want to chat? You can open an issue on
GitHub, PM
GeneralYouri on Kongregate, or if you like, see if I'm around in Realm Grinder Room #2.
Everything here is open source and licensed MIT, here's the source code.
These tools use libraries by various lovely people and/or corporations, namely zlib.js, jQuery, and Bootstrap
I have also written some simple libraries as part of this project, which you might find useful if you are a codey sort.
- pmprng is a port of realm grinder's RNG with some extra helper functions for the various upgrades and spells with dedicated RNG instances, like lightning strike.
- savecodec is a library that converts between exported saves and objects/dicts.
For in-depth information about Realm Grinder, you might like the wiki.
Questions, comments, suggestions, bug reports, or just want to chat? You can open an issue on GitHub, or message Necrodoom on the Official Realm Grinder Discord
PseudoByte: Original Author
Dox4242: Current host, developed many tools
Necrodoom: Current Maintainer
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I live in a j's podcast for your Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Jones is a john's were back.
Yes, we are.
I'm back from fighting sickness like a warrior.
OK, sure.
He's sleeping warrior, a bedridden warrior.
Yeah, I'm sorry.
There was no podcast last week.
I only miss podcasting and we tried to do something fun with the kids, didn't we?
We did.
But what was the problem?
The problem was they're all quite fascinated, which makes sense
with the sound of their own voice in their ears.
Right.
And so in previous years, what we've done is we've had them in the studio one at a time.
Oh, really?
And then we mixed them all together to make it sound like they're all in the room together.
You feel the enthusiasm, put all of them in the studio and just hit record.
Yeah.
And then handed it to me like, hey, edit this and make it sound good.
There's going to be something you can pull out of it.
There was lots of cute little bits.
Weather was, but they weren't facing into the microphone or MJ was just going, hello.
Over and over again.
It's like, fascinated with the sound of his voice.
He gets so excited after he said hello.
So it was going to be highly amusing, but it didn't work.
I'm so sorry.

I was sick for five days.
I think it was more like six days.
Were you worried about me at all?
No.
Why? Just because you knew my resilience.
No.
Why were you not worried?
Um, well, because you had no time.
I, yeah, I was too busy running around like a headless chicken.
Yeah.
Yeah.
What was it?
You say it was called viral laryngitis.
Well, I thought it was intense man flu.
I, I don't, I didn't come up with viral laryngitis.
My doctor told me that.
So I went to see my GP twice.
Yeah.
The second time, because you thought they didn't do it properly.
Well, I was advised that there was the potential that you hadn't been swapped
correctly.
Right.
And so I thought, oh, and because another friend of ours said that their
uncle had died of strep throat.
I was like, oh, maybe you should get swapped again.
Right.
You know that I'm, I am not the type of person who's like, I'll just rough it out.
The first day that my throat was sore, I was like, because what typically happens
is I'll be like, oh, no, I'm fine.
I'm fine.
I'm fine.
And then eventually I get an auto on my back.
and then I go to the doctor. I just thought, "No, I'm going to go straight to the doctor.
If this is strep throat, we'll just get antibiotics. We'll knock it out. Even though I hate taking
antibiotics, that's what we'll do." But they swabbed me negative for that. Then they took
my blood and said, "Let's test it for mono." And I was negative for that. And they just
said, "I'm sorry, it's just some viral laryngitis, which is a partial way of saying you have a
sore throat, but it sounds much more cooler if I say." Yeah, it really does.
Viral laryngitis. Yeah, I had viral laryngitis.
So I stayed in bed for five days. You did exhausted. And God bless you. You just ran everything. I did the ministry of the house. Yes. Yes.
I see some of the conference all that stuff. I missed all of the conference. You did. I was so excited about having declares. I got to none of the sessions. I know. I didn't get to meet anybody.
It's very sad. I was Alan Namates as they would say in Scotland. Alan Namates. Yeah, no friends.
"Naymates, gotcha."
-Just on my toad.
-On your toad.
-On my own.
-That's on your toad.
-Nope.
-By yourself on a toad stew.
[laughter]
-That's fantastic.
And then I was supposed to be teaching last week at school,
but still hadn't recovered, so you taught.
-That's right.
You just dropped me right in the middle of it.
-I did.
And then bless you.
You weren't sick, but Wednesday morning you woke up,
and we're just like, I'm not coming to work today.
And I was like, are you sick?
you were like, "No, I think I've just worked
12 days in a row without a break."
- Well, I had worked 12 days in a row without a break,
but I thought I was sick.
Like I woke up and I literally felt like,
"Oh my gosh, if I've been hit by a truck,
"I think I'm not okay.
"I felt dizzy.
"I felt just totally wonky."
So I crawled back into bed and you put the kitties on the bus
and went about your day and I did not wake up
until 12, 30 in the afternoon.
- Is there any sense in which you think you had
same thing as me, but because you're a powerful, resilient woman, what took me five, six days
to recover, took you one day to recover? Is there a subtle undertone?
Well, technically that would be like four hours, but no, I don't think women can get
man flu, even intense men flu. Oh, baby. Sorry, I'm just kidding. No, I don't think I had
the same thing as you.
That's what I want to hear. Yeah.
So I bounced back about what Wednesday, Tuesday? No, Tuesday, I went into work.
Wednesday. I don't even remember Wednesday, Thursday, Wednesday. I stayed home and stayed
in bed until seven. Thursday, we both worked.
Yeah, busy, busy, busy, busy. Yeah. Just lots of meetings and things like that.
We didn't even get to Connectal Friday. And we realized it had been 10 days like ships
in the night, which produces some interesting fruit in relationships, doesn't it?
Yeah, I don't think it produces good fruit.
Oh, produces the sourest of fruit.
I honestly don't know how marriages survive when the when one of the spouses travels a lot,
other than they must be very good at communicating.
Right.
Because just even being super busy and kind of missing each other and you know,
you being asleep or me being asleep and all that kind of stuff just felt like by the time we got
to Friday was like, well, we didn't even have time to catch each other.
up on the week. Well, there's nothing for me to catch you up on. I was like, "Ah, the
ceiling is still there." But you had to fill me in on a bunch of stuff at work that we
just didn't have time to do that because, bless you, you were running around doing everything.
Yeah. But it was horrible. Reentry back into, "Oh, you're my wife. Do you remember me? I'm
your husband." That we should probably try eating meals together. So Friday night, we fixed
all that by having a date. We did. And we didn't look at our cell phones the whole time we were
on the date. Almost the whole time.
Well, we looked at our Apple watches to see if it was a babysitter.
Yeah.
But it took us a couple of days to reconnect, didn't it?
It did.
It did.
It did feel like a crazy week of just, yeah, no time for us.
Well, we'll talk about that in the, our main topic for this week is all about catching up on what we've missed in the last two weeks.
So we'll talk about that a little bit more.
MJ's birthday party.
Do you want to talk about that?
We had it at Monkey Joes and there was lots of squealing, jumping, more squealing.
Yeah, it was really loud, but it was great because we didn't have it here.
We didn't have to either tidy it before or afterwards or come up with
a plan to entertain a bunch of kids for two hours rotating activities every 10 minutes.
right instead of just getting sugar and put them into bouncy castles.
That's right.
It's perfect.
And then apologize to parents.
So sorry.
Run along kids.
Yeah, so it was good.
I mean, he loved it.
I had a thought earlier today.
Yeah.
Well, I was raised with three sisters.
And my father was not a very.
Outgoing athletic person.
And I'm not a very outgoing and athletic person, but I wondered what
kind of boy I would have been if I had a father who loved outdoors and sports and
and I'm just wondering if MJ is getting enough man. We've often joked that if MJ wants to get into
sports we're going to need all my friends to coach him in like basketball and baseball and football.
And then there's others outdoor sporting things. So I know nothing about them but I thought it was
so funny watching him in his element. I mean of course it was his birthday so he was hyper but
but he was running around. He was as loud as could be,
louder than we would let him be in the house.
I wonder if we're crushing that little emerging noisy boy
because...
Do you know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
What do you think about that?
I don't... I mean, I don't know.
It's not like we're constantly telling him to be quiet.
He doesn't seem to be that loud.
Yeah, but I'm wondering if he would be if he wasn't surrounded.
What would he be like if he had a brother, for example?
Oh, well, hard to say, but I know that like when he's with the other kids at preschool or whatever, that he's definitely a louder version.
So parents of other boys, let us know your thoughts on that because we only have one and we're not sure if we're raising him right.

Yeah.
Maybe he's just going to be a more sensitive version.
Who knows?
Anyways, the first time I thought about it today and I thought, huh, I should probably fall up on that thought.
All right, let's move from meandering through our week to meandering into what I missed in our week.
This is the catch up episode mainly for my benefit and everybody else gets to listen in.
Talk to me about having declares. What did I miss?
Wow, it was really good. Really enjoyed Andy Squires and him leading worship and just.
He flows so well with the Holy Spirit and it just was really fun.
to watch. And yeah, I just really enjoyed him.
I'm super bummed that he's been here twice and I missed him both
times. Yeah, it's a bummer. Yeah, it was really good. All right.
How's life? Hadland? We've heard life before. Yeah, I haven't
heard him in years. Yeah, I hadn't heard life in probably 10
years or so. Really? Yeah, I would think so. What was his
message then? Primarily his message was sonship. You know,
He spent all weekend referring back to three chairs and saying, you know, there's chair number one,
chair number two, and chair number three. And chair number three is the world. It's the Muslims,
the Buddhists, the loss, the searching, the new age, or the, you know, that that's the world. And
you're, and we as Christians are either going to view them from chair number one, which is sunship,
or chair number two, which is really more orphan thinking. So, you know, chair number two being
more threatened by the world, less concerned with helping them, more concerned with judging
them, that sort of stuff. And chair number one, being fully seated in a sonship, having
the father's perspective of people that are lost in dying. So, but he, all the way through
teaching all weekend long kept referring back to sitting in chair number one. And basically
what we would teach as sonship.
I just heard amazing things about...
It was really good.
It was really, really good.
And life as a person as well.
Like people who got the time with him were just saying,
he's super present, super peaceful.
I love that.

And even in moments when it could sound like he's downloading his resume because
he doesn't have that feel about him.
It feels more like he's celebrating what God has done through his life than
celebrating himself.
Wow.
So yeah, good.
And then Jamie Galloway, who we've gone to none the last couple of years.
Yeah.
It's just.
Tremendous fun.
Yeah.
I was Jamie.
Oh, I love Jamie.
He was good.
He, you know, he of course spoke.
He also ministered prophetically and so he'd sort of walk through the room at the beginning
and pick out a few people and prophesy over them.
And then at the end of the service, he'd do the same thing.
He'd walk through and speak over some people and stuff.
So it just gave some really cool words.
It was quite fun.
It was quite fun to watch.
I mean, a lot of the people, because it's a conference, you don't know everybody.
Right.
hard to know like, you know, who's who and is what he's saying is that hitting the mark,
you know, a couple of the people that he picked out we did know quite well and it was awesome.
So that was always, it's always fun to watch that, like to watch people get blessed and
he reminds me a little bit of Gary not necessarily the way he prophesies but in his
zest for life.   Yeah. All was enthusiastic, all was excited. Yeah. And yeah, love that guy.
And then Emily and the kids were here too, which was really fun. Yeah, I got a little bit of time
with them. And of course, MJ was thrilled to get time with Benjamin. And so it was good. It was
really fun. Wow, it looked great. I got to tune in on a couple of times and watch the
live stream and it looked amazing. I'm just totally bummed I missed it. If if enemies
listening and they want mp3 from the conference, you can get them at graceinner.us. That just
sounds like an amazing conference. I'm looking forward to listening to them.
You then covered for me at the school. Yeah. I was supposed to be teaching on sexual wholeness.
- Yeah. - Didn't get to.

- Yeah, we just swapped weeks.
I mean, I was scheduled to teach this week,
so we just brought it forward.
- And then you taught from the song Songs.
- Yes.
- And so when I went in on Tuesday
and just kind of cut out with people,
how was it?
Apparently, it was amazing.
Apparently, we had some students
who were just a mess and tears sobbing.
- Mm-hmm.
- I spoke to one student today and they said,
Aside from the revelation that God is doing miraculous things today,
I would say the revelation I got from Intimacy Week was the largest revelation I've ever had.
It's up there with God doing the miraculous, which I didn't know about.
And so they were just astonished. So talk us through what you do on that week.
I start by talking about hindrances to pursuing intimacy, so things that would hold us back from
actually being intimate with the Lord or having that kind of relationship. So even if in our hearts,
we're saying, gosh, I really want to have this intimate relationship. I want to hear his voice.
I want to be really close. There's things that we allow or give place to that actually keep that
from happening. Things like perfectionism or busyness or shame, things like that. We
go through a bunch of those things and break agreement with them and ask the lawyer to
come and speak into different areas. Then speak about keys to connection, both horizontal
and vertical and that sort of thing.

What does that look like?
What can it look like?
What typically do people do when they're having a God time?
How can you form a regular pattern of having a God time?"
All that kind of stuff.
So I just answer a bunch of questions that have actually sitting down a number of years
ago with a whole bunch of different people and saying, when you spend time with God,
what does it look like? And there's so much freedom in that.
Because they were all different. I mean, these are, you know,
generals of the faith, if you will, and they're all doing different things.   So I was like, oh, so I just sort of passed along all the information that I
had gathered in order to bring some freedom and having a relationship with the Lord without
punching a time clock with God. And then teach them how to pray the Bible, all that kind of stuff.
And then on Tuesday, we go first.  What's that about?
That's actually a teaching from Wesley Campbell in BC.
He's from BC.
And-From
before Christ.
British Columbia.
Oh, I see.
And it's a teaching where basically it teaches you
how to pray.
So it's things like set a time, learn the language, picture,
God.
So things like turning to the passages,
like the Theophanes and that kind of stuff,
and having an idea of what's actually going on in heaven.
And then learning the languages, pray scripture, basically.
And then pray standing or pacing and pray out loud.
So those are his five keys to learning how to pray.
So we talk about all those and then we actually do it.
So I would say I don't do all those.
I do some of those, but I would say the greatest move forward in my prayer
life is when I started praying out loud.
Same.
Or when I started writing out my prayers, like most of the time when I'm journaling with
the Lord, when I'm talking to Him, I'm writing down what I'm saying.
But before I ever learned that, just praying out loud made the world a difference to my
prayer life.
So I'll throw that out for free.
Yeah, it's great.
And then on the Tuesday, for the whole morning we go verse by verse to the song of Solomon.
Now you have an interesting history with the song of Solomon.
I do.
You once upon a time loathe that book.
I just despised it. I just.
That's for the strong language for the word of God.
But why didn't you like it?
I know. Well, some of it was the language. Some of it was like there was,
you know, there were some people I knew that were totally into the Song of Solomon.
And usually those weren't the same kind of people as me, if that makes sense.
There were a type of people who would wear wedding dresses for the bride and cries
coke. Yeah, that kind of stuff.
Kisses me with the kisses of..."
And I was just like, "What are you talking about?"
It just all seemed very...
- Art is he farted at her very...
- Yes, and I know you like to wear pink and ruffles and stuff,
but you can have the song of Solomon
and I'll take anything Paul wrote.
(laughs)
- It's just like...
- No judgments.
- Of course, a whole bunch of judgments,
just laden with judgments.

And I'm like, "Gosh, is that a compliment?"
Like this, you know, I just didn't get it.
So yeah.
But the Lord took you to it one day, didn't he?
He did.
Yeah.
And now it's one of your favorite books.
Yes.
Yeah.
And you have a teaching that I have never heard anybody else teach on song songs.
Yeah.
And I love when you teach it.
And not unfortunately, but in order for you to teach it well, you really do teach every single verse of the whole book.
Yes.
And then the revelation you bring forth has elicited gasps from your audiences all over the world.
Yes.
Which is fun.
I know.
I mean, I've been trying to write it into a book and I've started twice and it hasn't been circulated into anything.
Metriculated?
Is that a word?
Did I just make up a word?
a couple of different.
- Metriculate is something you do when you go to university.
That is a word.
- Okay, it hasn't articulated.
- I don't know.
It's not a book yet.
So I mean, I know I need to restart that.
- What's it like taking a room for the people through a book, verse by verse?
- It's equally fun and slightly stressful.
Like it's fun.
I know the book really well.
I like the song of Solomon.
I've read it in every version.
But it's also probably the most disagreed upon
book in the entire Bible and scholars argue about it
and every commentary has something different to say about it.
So I kind of start by saying,
"Hey guys, I'm not the sole authority on this.
"I might be able to answer questions.
"I might not, I might have opinions that are different
"than yours, that's fine."
But let's look at it together.
'Cause I think that's the only way I can approach it
with integrity because I think, you know,
greater people than me have tried to do it.
- Well, what I also love,
I've listened to you teach it many times
and I love that you don't have an axe to grind.
So people will often stand up
and which is what you want in that context
because you're doing, you know, like a group discussion.
- Yes.
- But people will often stand up with like a very strong
willed like, well, I think this means this.

You don't feel the need to defend your view of it.
You're like, oh, there's so many different ways
of looking at this that's fine.
Here's why I personally don't think that.
Or, oh, that's good.
I'll chew on that.
And that's really refreshing
rather than people dogmatically saying,
this is what it means.
- Yeah, and it's quite fun too,
'cause sometimes people will highlight things
that actually, even though I've read the song,
gosh, I don't know how many times at this point,
hundreds of times,
I never noticed that.
So they'll point out something or they'll say, hey, in my Bible and the side section,
it says that means this or whatever.
And you just kind of go, oh, well gosh, that's great.
That makes a lot of sense actually.
And so just talk about that for a little bit.
So I find that part really, really fun.
Well, I heard our students go right.
Good.
I've watched grown men run out of the room in tears while you're teaching that because they're
so moved by God's heart for them. Yeah. That's really where to go.
Thanks. I think that the end revelation that, of course, we're not talking about because it would
just take too long to talk about it is just super impacting in terms of what it means for us.
So I think that there's a lot of freedom that comes from it as well.
So good.
So from intimacy to complete disconnection, that's less than interesting segue.
So while you were away teaching, basically carrying the slack that I'd caused by being sick,
we were naturally completely disconnected.
We, I mean, you would get up, get the kids ready.
I was fast asleep.
I would sleep all day.
You would come in at night.
You would be dog tired.
You'd just go straight to bed.
We wouldn't really have any talking time at all.
And after about a week of this, I'm back up on my feet.
We're trying to reconnect.
I don't think we were ready for how disconnected we felt.
Like relationally, emotionally, physically, it was just like, what's going on?
Yeah.
And so we had this interest in revelation, didn't we?
We did.
By interest in revelation, I mean, we had a big argument and then we saw it out.
Yes.
But this is like how are you going to freeze our interesting revelation because to me,
I remember it's not in tears, but okay.
Well, basically the premise is what we realized is our marriage, I think marriage is period
worked really, really well when it is erased out serving one another.
Yeah, that's what Chip Judd used to say, isn't it?
Yeah, make your marriage a game where you see who can out serve one another.
And I think our marriage is at its best when we're both giving towards it
sacrificially with joy.
Yeah.
It's not that I'm demanding things from you to be sacrificial.
It's that you're willingly, cheerfully giving towards the marriage
sacrificially.
And what I mean by that is, or I'll take it from my side, that I'm doing
things towards the marriage that's above and beyond what's asked.
And there's a joy in that.
You're just like, I just love my wife as Christ.
love the church and you're making huge allowances for the other person's "weaknesses" and
now weaknesses, I mean they're doing things the way that you wouldn't do or they're doing
things slower than the way you would like it or you're going above and beyond the extra
mile, all that sort of stuff.
Or they're prioritizing a different order of things than you would or whatever, yeah.
Or you're serving them in areas you might not be interested in doing.
And we've talked about that in past podcasts.
talked about. Actually, if you want more information about the importance of connection,
episodes 165 and 95, we talked a little bit about this. I won't belabor it. But what we realized
in order for that to happen, there has to be huge levels of grace. So there has to be a ton of grace
going. There has to be lots of sleep and eating well and energy.
And that's basically what happened over a week of us not seeing each other, you being
busy, me being tired.
We, we, so we ran out of grace for each other, but things that we would normally be cheerful
and happy about, we were grumpy.
Well, we weren't clocking any time with one another.
So there was then nothing to withdraw from, there was no.
Right.
Love tanks totally on empty.
what we realized is when that happens, we move from giving sacrificially to coming into
agreement with the accuser of the brethren and realizing, "My needs are not being met,"
and then start demanding that our needs are met.

Yeah, or giving big grudgingly and mumbling and complaining the whole time that you're
doing anything.
Right.
Which is not produced great fruit at all.
and on a negativity fast it's hard to get away with that.
Totally.
Yeah.
And so what we realized is like, oh, oh, we're totally disconnected from one another.
Yeah.
Oh, we've had no quality time whatsoever together.
Yeah.
We're just not even on the same page.
Yeah.
And so, because we were in this heat discussion and then suddenly the heat,
the heat vanished and it felt like we had clarity.
Do you remember why that was?
I don't.
Neither do I.
It's just Jesus.
But probably.
Well, I think what we realized is that both our frustrations stem from the same point, but from different sides.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And we both realized, oh, actually, we're both quite good at loving each other.
And we've just momentarily forgotten that.
Yeah.
I'm not sure what our point was other than.
Yeah.
It was that kind of a day.
It was that kind of a day.
It was, but that was short lived and so it was fine.
Yeah, that was what happened our other day.
Yeah, I didn't like that half an hour.
No, it wasn't a great half an hour.
But my eyes were puffy this morning.
Oh, from crying?
Yeah.
Yesterday?
Yeah.
Yeah, but look how good you feel now.
I do, and my eyes are not puffy anymore.
So there you go.
That's our catch up for the week.
I hope somebody got something out of that.
One can only hope.
Well, I feel like I'm caught up on the conference.
Oh, my shoulder had healed this morning.
Oh, talk about that.
Well, Jeff, while he was speaking during second service, he, during worship said, "Oh, I have
this picture of everybody standing inside the sanctuary with their backs to the walls,
those people that need any kind of healing."
And I was like, "Oh, okay, cool."
He's like, "So we're probably going to do that.
Am I cool?"
And then Becky had a picture of oil running down the walls of the sanctuary.
And so...
that all the time in our church. All the time. Oil's running down there. All that's passing.
And then, so Jeff, you know, he read some scripture verses and stuff like that. It was
really encouraging people to connect with the Lord.  And I wasn't going to go. Like,
I was just sort of like, well, you know, I can, I can handle most of what I have to deal with in
terms of what I'd like healed from.  I just have
some areas of pain. And then I thought, you know what? No, I'm I'm going to go. Like I'm going to go
standing at the wall. And so I stood against the wall and I guess a couple different people prayed
for me still don't I don't you know, I have my eyes shut. I don't know who prayed for me. And
then I thought, I felt like the Lord said, Hey, try out your shoulder. Well, I so I went out in the
hallway to do that because I'd have to wave my arms around like a maniac. Right. And I have
what feels like almost full range of motion in my right shoulder now, which I didn't have.
That's incredible. Yeah. So there's one, I still have full range of motion. There's one
movement that I can't do with getting my arm fully behind my back like I used to be able to do.
But other than that, it's, and it doesn't even feel stiff. Like it's the best it has felt in
probably a year and a half or two years. You need Jesus. Yeah. So I heard a bunch of
test means of people can heal this morning.
Yeah, it was really great.
I'll tell you what was also really great.
It was worship this morning.
Yeah, it was fantastic.
Oh my gosh.
It was incredible.
The whole time in worship was just amazing.
Yeah, live stream worship from November 6th.
I'll put a link in the show notes.
The worship was just absolutely incredible.
Way to go Hope's troop.
So good.
Not at the park.
Yeah.
It was incredible.
Yeah.
And you know what?
Another thing is our tech team led by Marcus Hendrix
do a phenomenal job. Yeah, they do. Like this, the mix this morning was absolutely unbelievable.
Yeah. I was just like, come on.  All right, you ready for a listening question?
Yep. This is from Jill. Mm-hmm. This is straight up your street. I'm expecting a brilliant answer
for you. Oh, okay, the pressure. Okay. My husband and I have been married two years and are nine
weeks out from welcoming our first baby into the world. Congratulations. And of course,
are so excited. It's a whole new adventure. We also realize that we will face many changes
in the days to come. I would love to hear your thoughts on how kids change your marriage
and how to keep your marriage in a healthy place when raising your family in addition to
balancing work and being pastors on top of that. We know our marriage will change but we want to
see it grow stronger and stay in love with each other instead of seeing distance grow between us
as we've seen so many others experience. Thank you so much for your insight. We thank you guys
of the best.
Thank you.
Well, gosh, I think there's a couple different things you can do.
One, prioritizing your marriage looks like something.
So there's practical things that you can do to help that desire be a reality going forward.
So even things like if you can pick a regular night of the week, that is your date night,
that is, doesn't get booked over top of or whatever.
which that sounds so cliche-ed in Christian,
but it's absolutely fantastic.
- It is fantastic.
You know, my aunt and uncle,
I don't know how long they've been married for at this point,
gotta be 40 or 50 years.
I'm trying to think,
I guess they probably closer to 40 years
that they've been married.
They have date night every Tuesday night.
They have eight children,
and they've been married for decades,
and they still have a date night every single Tuesday night.
And I think that's probably why they're married 40 years later, you know, because they're even
with eight kids, this was something they were going to prioritize.
I'm surprised that the first thing that you said was prioritizing the marriage and not
baby wise.
Well, I was going to say baby wise next because the question seemed to be more about prioritizing
your marriage.
But the thing is, is I think baby wise helps you do that.
In order to prioritize your marriage, you have to be a normal functioning human.
You have to be able to sleep.
In order to be a functioning human, you have to have sleep.
In order to be able to sleep, we highly recommend baby wise.
Baby wise, yeah.
That may be controversial to some people.
I'm sure it is.
But baby wise made it possible for us to have kids and to stay happy, I think.
And stay sane.
And stay sane.

And because of baby-wise, because of having her on a schedule and because of, you know...
Well, explain what baby-wise is.
So, baby-wise is a book that's called "On Becoming Baby-Wise."
I think the author is, his last name is Enzo.
There's two authors.
There's a link in the show notes.
They're a Christian pediatrician and a Christian child psychologist who wrote it.
And so they talk about a number of different things.
their first chapter in the book is about the importance of your marriage and why your marriage
sets the best healthy marriage sets the best backdrop for any child growing up, which I totally
dream. And then it talks a lot about the physical end of a baby. What is a baby experiencing?
Which end of the baby? All ends of the baby. Both the smelly end and the cute smiley end.
- It's the noisy end.
- The noisy end, yeah.
So it talks about scheduling.

And there's a bunch of reasons for that.

And first of all, they start sleeping through the night
a lot faster, but they're also happy.
Like kids that get enough sleep are happy.

Right.
But I think most people, where a lot of people don't realize just how much sleep little tiny
kids need.
Right.
They need a lot of sleep.
Or grown men with viral laryngeitis.
Right.

So the book talks about both like the physical stuff that happens and why scheduling is better
for their body, physically speaking from a medical perspective, but also talks about
the psychology of all of that kind of stuff.
So it is great.
It's not Dr. Spock's stuff.
It's not detached from your child and don't care about them.
The idea is youWhich
there's a whole of fear mongering that it is.
Yeah, I know.
Having done it with all three of our children.
Right.
Our children are far from the tech.
I mean, I've read websites about baby wise and I'm thinking,
did you read the book?
Right.
You know, because you, what you're describing here,
you didn't read the book.
Cause that's not what they tell you to do.
Yeah.
And you're not doing baby wise.
Right.
We also have some, you know, we've recommended this over the years to friends.
And some people say, well, baby wise doesn't work for me.
And we say, well, what are you doing?
We're like, Oh no, that's not baby wise.
That's you inconsistently trying baby wise, but not sticking with.
Baby wise is kind of an all in thing.
You either do it or you don't do it.
You can't do your own version of it
because then you end up with, you know,
well, it didn't work for me.
Well, it didn't work for you
'cause you didn't actually do it.
So--
- I just love that I'm black and white we are
about when it comes to baby wise.
- Because I see for me, what happened with us
was when we were pregnant with Abigail,
we sort of looked around it.
A lot of the people that we knew that had babies,
had little kids were further down the line from us.
And I literally, for the kids that I actually enjoy
being around, which probably sounds horrible,
but that were well behaved,
they weren't grumpy all the time.
You know, they were normal kids, but you know.
- For the parents, they wanted to turn to alcohol
for the rest of the life.
- Right, like they were, you know, the parents
that looked like they still loved being married,
they were happy that they had kids,
They were willing to have three, four, or five kids
as opposed to, oh, I had one and I can't take it anymore.
You know that kind of thing.
Every single one that I was around did baby-wise.
And the ones, the parents or friends or whatever
that I had access to that were like, no, one and that's it.
Or, you know, it was overwhelming,
it was difficult, but all of them hadn't done it.
So to me, I'm like, okay, market research.
I'm gonna try baby-wise.
Now, in addition to just doing baby wise, when we started traveling, it enabled us because
of the way baby wise works, because you are the parent deciding when the child is going
to sleep, because you're the actual adult in the situation.
I could actually use the schedule and the timing of things to help Abby have absolutely
no jet lag, even going to Australia.
We went to Australia and New Zealand three times with her before she turned one, and
she had no jet lag whatsoever.
She was on 110 flights, wasn't she?
She was on 106 flights before she was a year old.
I exaggerate. I beg your pardon?
Well, you know, I just want it to be specific.
But she'd been an 18 nation. She'd been Iceland several times, you know, and
she just switched over really, really well because she was used to sleeping on a schedule and you can
make that work for her body in order to help her switch.
i think the most encouraging advice we got given jail was from some friends of ours john and patrisia buttsma who have like five six kids five or six i can't remember i think maybe when we when a james pregnant with our first child and you don't know anything before you have a kid you really don't.
I don't mean that a path rising way we just didn't but i remember patricia coming up and patricia just said guys don't listen to anybody with fearful things to say about having kids kids will fit into the life that you have.
Yeah i thought that's such an encouraging thing to say yeah and i found out to be totally true that kids really do fit into the life that you have.

You may have even already had the baby if you have that's fantastic let us know give us an address reach out to the email would love to send your baby something congratulations on that but in all honesty your baby will fit into your life just prioritize your life in the baby will follow.
Yeah. And also read baby wise. Please read baby wise. It's going to help you a lot.
Yeah, it's kind of funny because obviously, I mean, I love baby wise. I love helping people with
infants and help, you know, how old was Abby before she started sleeping through the night?
Well, Abby was six and a half weeks premature.
And she started sleeping through the night at nine weeks.
nine weeks, ladies and gentlemen, nine weeks, she started sleeping through the night.
Yeah. And that's eight hours or more at nine weeks.
And when did they start going 12 hours a night? Like we'd put them down at seven and they would
wake up by three months. So by a month later, we'd put them down at seven, sleep, feet around 10,
and they'd wake up at seven. And to this day, they still sleep seven to seven. Yeah, 12 hours a night.
Our kids go down at seven. It takes us approximately five minutes to put them to bed.
Yeah. And that's just making sure that we clean the teeth. Yeah. In the pajamas. Like,
there's no fuss. There's no trauma. There's no arguments. Today at one thirty, we had guests
coming over with all the small group leaders over to our house for lunch. And I said to
MG before everybody arrived, MG has time for your nap. I said, can you just go upstairs,
get ready for your nap, dial up stairs and saying to give you a kiss, I'm just going to
sweep the floor. So I go upstairs about five minutes later. He's already gotten self in bed,
had pulled a duvet over himself.
And he was just smiling waiting for me to come in and kiss him.
Yeah.
I literally walk in and kiss him.
Good night.
Turn off the light.
That was me putting him for his nap.
And he had to her nap.
Yeah.
And he also sleeps 12 hours at night.
Yeah.
And I think-I
mean, we get lots of sweet comments about our kids.
And obviously, everybody thinks their kids are awesome.
And we think our kids are awesome.
But we get lots of sweet comments about their disposition.
I think a lot of it is just they get enough sleep.
I think I think tired kids are miserable kids because when my kids get two hours less sleep because we decided
that we didn't have to honor, you know, we weren't going to honor the seven o'clock schedule.

We pay for it the next day, right?
You know, so I think they're friendly because they get enough sleep.
All right. Let's wrap up this bad boy.
Yeah.
The school supernatural life applications are open.
It's open.
We changed things this year. Normally we don't open up our applications till January,
but we thought there's no real reason for that. And so they're currently open. So if you would like
to come and spend eight months with us, and we'd love you to starting next September,
the applications for the school of supernatural life are now open. Head over to graceenter.us/school
to find out all about the school, how much it costs, when it starts, all that sort of stuff.
And more importantly, to start your application, because we'd love to have you join us for eight
Yeah, come on and be great. We are also super excited because Grace Center is getting ready
to do something called Project Wow, which is essentially we are redoing the children's
ministry wing or we're redoing a wing of our building and making it the new children's
ministry wing. Right. We're renovating how many thousand square feet?
16,000 square feet just for children. Just for children. And it's going to be themed
and there's going to be a playroom and all this stuff. It's going to be awesome. It is
a half a million dollar investment into the next generation. And we would love you to be a part of
it. I think it would be amazing for all the spirits out there, even if you don't come to Grace Center,
I would encourage you to consider investing, sewing where you want to go. We as a church have spent
years giving away money to other churches, to other ministries to bless them. And there's
something wonderful about investing into the kingdom that isn't in your backyard. I just love that we've
sewn trees all around the world and now we're expecting our own orchard in our own house.
If you would like to give towards Project WOW, go online at greycenter.us/give. If you'd like to
learn more about Project WOW, there's a link in the show notes to my gorgeous hot smoking wife
introducing the whole topic, talking through plans, giving you an idea of what we're doing.
But we'd love you to come and pray with us and give if you feel led and we're super excited about
it. Yeah, we're so excited. So for show notes, go ahead and head over to islandanaj.com/127.
If you are interested in any of the details of stuff that we were talking about, you can
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Joe Lang celebrated his 105th birthday with a family gathering on Nov. 10th at Paragon Place
Joseph Lang was born in Saskatchewan on Nov. 12th, 1914, the fourth oldest in a family of 10
Joseph Lang was born in Saskatchewan on Nov. 12th, 1914, the fourth oldest of a family of 10.
He came to Alberta looking for work and while working in the area he met and married Lorraine Matier. They lived and farmed in the Gadsby/Westwoods area.
During those years he trucked, drove school busses, played drums for the Simon’s Orchestra, tuned pianos and was a great friend and neighbor to everyone.
They retired to Stettler in 2008 and in 2010 they moved into Paragon Place where Joe still resides.
They raised three sons all whom have lived and worked in the Gadsby/Stettler area. He has been blessed with many grandchildren and great grandchildren along with one great, great grandchild.
Joe celebrated his 105th birthday with a family gathering on Sunday, Nov. 10th at Paragon Place and then celebrated again with his three sons and their wives along with all the fellow residents of Paragon Place, treating them all to a KFC dinner on Tuesday, Nov. 12th.
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Hrithik Roshan’s Mother Pinkie Roshan Shares A Throwback Video Of Him Dancing On Dhanno & It’s Too Cute To Handle!
The two share a great bond and Hrithik is often seen helping his mother in her workout videos.
by Koimoi.com TeamHrithik Roshan is still basking on the success of War. The film did incredibly well at the box-office and is one of the highest grosser of this year. Directed by Siddharth Anand, War also features Tiger Shroff.
But today, Hrithik is making headlines because of a throwback video his mother, Pinkie Roshan shared on her Instagram. The video is shot almost 30-35 years ago and little Hrithik is shaking his leg on the song Dhanno. She shared the video on Instagram and wrote, “#onecapturedmoments”.
Take a look at the video here:
Can you identify which one is Hrithik? Well, he is the one dancing confidently in white and blue. This video is proof that Hrithik has always been very fond of dancing. He’s in fact called the ultimate god of dance here in India.
Meanwhile, the fans can’t stop gushing over Hrithik’s super amazing dance performance. “Star in progress.  Another person wrote, “Thank you very much for this lovely video.”
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Volkswagen Will Decide whether to Build its New Plant in Turkey by the End of the Year
By the end of this year, Volkswagen will decide whether to build its new plant in Turkey. This was announced after a meeting of the Group's Supervisory Board.
In mid-October, Volkswagen postponed the decision once again - against the background of the Turkish military offensive in Syria, which has been met with international condemnation. Until now, it seemed certain that the plant will be build in Turkey and that Bulgaria will drop from the competition for the plant, the German news agency DPA recalls.


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United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change: Twenty-Second Session of the Subsidiary Bodies
27-May-05 — original report
SBI Chair Thomas Becker (Denmark) opened the meeting on Thursday evening, indicating that he wanted to conclude agreement on all outstanding issues.
Chair Becker noted that a contact group had developed draft conclusions (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.6 and L.6/Add.1).
SBI adopted the conclusions. Chair Becker also reported on a meeting involving Chairs of the SBs and UNFCCC expert groups on cooperative activities, noting that a joint meeting on adaptation was being considered.
Following lengthy negotiations throughout the day (see the 'Contact Groups and Informal Consultations' section, below), SBI adopted the conclusions (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.14) and agreed to recommend the draft decision to COP 11 (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.14/Add.1).
Bangladesh, for the LDCs, noted that the final text was not LDCs' preferred outcome, but that they had compromised.
He said it is now up to the GEF to operationalize the guidance in a way that truly responds to the need to implement the NAPAs.
At 12:35 am Friday morning, Chair Becker announced that a final agreement on the budget for 2006-2007 had still not been reached.
He therefore suspended the meeting until 10:30 am.
At a SBSTA contact group held in the morning, delegates agreed on the draft conclusions presented by Chair Goetze, which will be forwarded to SBSTA for adoption.
The final text includes text on measurement and systematic observation, and two paragraphs setting out a process for considering the issue, including a request for submissions by 13 February 2006.
The text also suggests that SB 24 finalize consideration of this agenda item.
Delegates met Thursday morning for ongoing consultations on the SBSTA programme of work on impacts, vulnerability and adaptation to climate change, and in the afternoon and evening to consider draft SBSTA conclusions and a draft COP decision.
On objectives of the work programme, Samoa, on behalf of the G-77/CHINA, supported by JAPAN and opposed by the US, proposed text including reference to the most vulnerable and to Decision 1/CP.10.
SWITZERLAND, with NORWAY, called instead for specific reference to SBSTA's work under Decision 1/CP.10.
The US, opposed by the EU, suggested referring to climate risks, impacts and vulnerability instead of to climate change.
SAUDI ARABIA called for reference to response measures.
SBSTA Chair Benrageb offered to conduct an informal workshop before SB 23 to facilitate the development of the work programme.
Delegates accepted his offer and agreed to the draft conclusions, which will be forwarded to SBSTA.
After lengthy negotiations throughout the day and into the evening, delegates reached agreement on the terms of reference for the EGTT and on draft conclusions.
Agreement on the EGTT terms of reference was reached at midday, after differences over long-term strategies and review of progress were resolved.
Paragraph-by-paragraph discussions continued throughout the day over draft conclusions, on paragraphs referencing adaptation technology, technologies to be addressed by EGTT and technology needs assessments, joint research, and public domain and publicly owned technologies.
The last obstacle to agreement, a reference to Decision 4/CP.4 paragraph 7(b) (publicly-owned environmentally sound technologies), was finally resolved in the evening.
A contact group was convened to formalize agreements, which were forwarded to SBSTA for consideration.
Delegates consulted informally and in a contact group to continue discussions on an appropriate forum for parties to present their views on lessons learned from the mitigation workshops and future steps under this agenda item.
No progress was made, with the EU and CANADA proposing to have such a forum, opposed by G-77/CHINA, the US, and AUSTRALIA.
After lengthy discussions, delegates accepted a proposal by SAUDI ARABIA, seconded by the US, to remove reference to a forum.
Draft SBSTA conclusions containing three paragraphs were agreed and forwarded to SBSTA for consideration.
These acknowledge Party submissions, welcome the in-session workshop, take note of the Chair's summary, and request the Secretariat to prepare a concise report on the topics presented at the in-session workshop.
Informal consultations on this issue focused on whether to set out a process, which the EU and others supported, but SAUDI ARABIA and a number of other developing countries opposed.
Delegates were unable to agree on text on this matter during consultations held earlier in the day.
Compromise text apparently aimed at accommodating requests by AOSIS and others for a UNFCCC follow-up on the Mauritius Strategy, was withdrawn.
In discussions convened in a small drafting group, the US opposed suggested language on an ongoing process, preferring shorter text taking note of the Mauritius Strategy.
AOSIS and the EU opposed a shorter text.
No resolution was reported by Thursday evening.
Following lengthy informal consultations, contact group Chair John Ashe introduced SBI draft conclusions to the contact group containing draft COP 11 decisions on the UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol budgets for 2006-2007.
The EU and G-77/CHINA supported the proposed budget.
However, the US suggested reducing the Convention budget by US$2 million, while Japan proposed reducing the overall budget by US$3 million.
UNFCCC Executive Secretary Joke Waller-Hunter said a $2 million reduction would 'seriously affect the operations of the Secretariat.
' Noting the lack of consensus, Chair Ashe suggested forwarding the text to SB 23, and closed the meeting. Informal multilateral and bilateral consultations soon resumed.
However, as of 12:30 am Friday morning, delegates had been unable to reach a final agreement.
On the Submission of second and, where appropriate, third national communications from Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.9), the Co-Chairs of the informal consultations, Soobaraj Nayroo Sok Appadu (Mauritius) and Anders Turesson (Sweden), reported agreement.
SBI adopted the conclusions and forwarded the draft decision to COP 11.
SBI also adopted conclusions on the Work of the Consultative Group of Experts on National Communications from non-Annex I Parties (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.11); a compilation and synthesis of initial national communications (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.8), and provision of financial and technical support (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.7).
SBI Chair Becker chaired this contact group meeting, presented draft SBI conclusions and COP 11/MOP 1 decisions, and proposed two revisions: that full-cost funding from the LDC Fund shall be to meet the 'agreed' costs of activities to adapt to the adverse effects of climate change as identified and prioritized in the NAPAs; and that adaptation to climate change is the reason for such funding rather than the 'sole' reason.
Uganda, for LDCs, noted that it could agree to 'additional' instead of 'agreed,' and proposed deleting reference to adaptation as the reason for such funding.
The EU, CANADA, and others offered support for the Chair's proposals.
Lacking agreement, the Chair adjourned the contact group.
However, informal consultations eventually produced a compromise that includes a footnote defining 'additional costs' and deleting the reference to adaptation to climate change as the reason for such funding.
Delegates seemed relieved at the completion of most of SBI's work late on Thursday night, although not everyone was celebrating.
With agreement on the programme budget for 2006-2007 still elusive as of 12:30 am Friday morning, some delegates left the meeting clearly frustrated.
On the other hand, celebrations at a final agreement on a decision on LDCs appeared genuine, although tempered by a few comments that the result was not as strong as some would have liked.
There also seemed to be real satisfaction at the significant step towards concluding work on another longstanding agenda item relating to Croatia's base year emissions.
However, frustrations were evident in some quarters over the short text on several issues, such as mitigation and climate neutral UNFCCC meetings.
Karsten Sach (Germany) reported on contact group discussions and introduced draft conclusions (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.4), which addressed arrangements for COP 11 and COP/MOP 1, future sessional periods, organization of the intergovernmental process, and observer organizations in the Convention process.
On future sessional periods, he noted text accepting a request by the IPCC to postpone COP 13 by four weeks, and said he believed Parties could now accept this.
On the intergovernmental process, he noted agreement to 'further explore possible options for improvement.
' Noting complaints about the multiple contact groups and heavy agenda, he urged Parties to reflect on possible solutions prior to COP 11 /MOP 1, observing that 'we don't want to learn this lesson the hard way.
' SBI adopted the conclusions.
Contact group Co-Chairs Emily Ojoo-Massawa (Kenya) and Jozef Buys (Belgium) reported that, despite some progress, delegates had been unable to reach agreement.
SBI forwarded the conclusions as presented (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.13), which contained a number of brackets.
SBI Chair Becker urged delegates to arrive at COP 11 with more flexible mandates to allow for an agreement.
The EU reiterated support for the SCCF, noted that the EU has already pledged US$35 million, and said he will work with the GEF to ensure the SCCF is implemented properly.
Level of Emissions for the Base Year of Croatia: Jim Penman (UK) reported that informal consultations had resulted in agreement on this matter (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.3).
Chair Becker thanked Jim Penman for his work in resolving this longstanding issue.
SBI agreed to forward the draft decision to the COP.
Chair Becker explained that he had consulted informally and prepared draft conclusions (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.12).
The short text was adopted by SBI without comment.
Chair Becker also noted that three submissions had been made at SB 22 on Decision 1/CP.10 (Buenos Aires Programme of Work on Adaptation and Response Measures).
These were contained in a document (FCCC/SBI/2005/Misc.2) that will be referenced in the final report of SBI 22, under the item, 'Any Other Matters.
Budget Performance for the Biennium 2004-2005: SBI adopted conclusions on this sub-item (FCC/SBI/2005/L.5). Implementation of Paragraph 7(c) of the Financial Procedures of the Convention Concerning Financial Support for Participation in the UNFCCC Process: SBI adopted conclusions on this sub-item (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.10) following textual amendments proposed by Australia.
SBI adopted conclusions on this issue without comment (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.2).


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L'occitane Lavender Hand Cream
The only product that has an actual Lavender fragrance. Best of all the Lavender based products that I have tried so far. L'occitane Lavender Hand Cream smells heavenly and does decent job as hand cream.
Price: Rs. for 30ml
Claims: Enriched with shea butter and lavender essential oil from Haute-Provence, this smooth, light-textured cream gently helps to nourish the hands leaving them softly perfumed.
A beautiful tube in silver and purple which is heavenly fragrant. The texture is thick but gets absorbed very easily without any greasiness. Its moisturizing but not sufficient for dry hands or hands that need some extra care.
What I loved:
- Beautiful and travel friendly packaging,
- Absolutely heavenly fragrance, which lasts long on the hands,
- Totally not sticky
- Gets absorbed very easily,
What I did not like:
- No SPF,
- Not much for dry cuticle and excessive dry hands
No doubt its pricey but its worth the price. Girls who love Lavender, believe me this a must have for you.
Have you tried L'occitane Lavender Hand Cream ?


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Foot drop (drop foot) is where it's difficult to lift or move your foot and toes. It usually affects 1 foot and can affect the way you walk.
The most common cause of foot drop is an injury to a nerve that runs down your leg and controls the muscles that lift your foot.
This can be caused by:
Foot drop can get better on its own and with treatment, but sometimes it can be permanent.
Less common causes of foot drop include:
If you have foot drop, a GP will examine your leg and foot, and look at the way you walk.
You may be referred to a specialist for more tests, such as an X-ray, ultrasound scan or CT scan, to find out what's causing your dropped foot.
How foot drop is treated depends on what's causing it and how long you have had it for.
Sometimes it can get better on its own.
Common treatments for foot drop include:
If you have permanent loss of movement from foot drop, you may have surgery to fuse the ankle and foot joints, or repair or graft the nerve.
There's a higher risk of tripping and falling if you have a foot drop.
But there are some simple changes you can make to help avoid this.
use a walking aid, such as a stick, if you need one
keep the floors in your home clear
remove things you could trip on in your home, such as loose rugs and electrical cables
keep your house well-lit
install handrails on stairs
Find out more about how to prevent falls
Page last reviewed: 02 August 2019
Next review due: 02 August 2022