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Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to episode 280 of Keeping Up with the Joneses.
I'm joined by my radiant but slightly tired wife, AJ Jones.
Ola.
Say hello to the people, baby.
I said Ola. That is hello. It's hello in Spanish. Ola.
Okay, we're reaching our international audience, which I love.
I was thinking about our weekly catch up and the best I could come up with aside from work,
I'm not sure we did anything unusual or extraordinary or dare I say even interesting.
I mean, I had lots of meetings with lots of interesting people to be sure, but I don't want
to talk about them, you know, I want to honor their privacy. But did we do anything noteworthy
or interesting? We just said, yeah, a bunch of meetings and then dinner with friends.
Yes, right. Today I did finish our more than enough course. I have been meeting, I've been doing group coaching with cohort of students who signed up for the more than enough course, which I've had tremendous joy.
As you might imagine, as a teacher,
I love that you call them a cohort.
Yeah.
That sounds very like you're planning something.
Yeah, we're planning on revolutionizing our lives by partnering with the economy of heaven.
but if I hear the word cohort, good heavens,
I'm just realizing the guinea cages part way off the table,
and I'm wondering if the girls did that
or if the guineas are trying to give him
a hairy karaoke or something.
-Back to cohorts.
-Back to cohorts.
It seems like this is my cohort in crime, not so much.
-I think the phrase is partner in crime.
Just how tired are you?
Do you think cohort is Spanish for partner?
(laughing)
Is that one of the issues?
- I don't know.
Never mind, keep going.
- Anyway, I had to tremendous joy.
Every Saturday morning, for the last couple of weeks,
I've met with them and I just love listening to them.
I've got so much gladness being with them and hearing
their stories and their questions and their testimonies
and their curiosities and I love it.
If you missed out on the more than enough course,
it's worth mentioning you can do the more than enough
course anytime you want.
It's available 24 hours a day.

I won't be coaching people through it, but you can do it yourself and it's made so that...
- That's how it's designed. - Yeah.
It's made for you to just work through it.
But we could catch up. We don't really have anything to talk about.
- No. - Which is just as well, because we're going to go into our main topic.
- It's true. - And it's true that landscaping wasn't just a sweeping fad.
- No. - It wasn't just a weekend anomaly.
- No. - We've actually committed to it.
committed to it. Because shockingly, you can't actually just do the front yard this afternoon
and do the back yard tomorrow afternoon and be done and be done. And even if you could
do that, you still wouldn't be done because life keeps going. Here's a bonus lesson. I
was thinking about this and I didn't write it down. How many of you have ever heard somebody
say, Oh, inner healing? Yeah, I did inner healing. And I'm like, inner healing is like
landscaping. You can do landscaping, but you have to keep doing more because everything
that you did continues to grow. And so inner healing is like the same. Okay, you are so
tired.
I'm so sorry. Did they stay closed?
You kind of passed out momentarily. Okay. Well, so last week, we did do some landscaping.
This week, we did even more. We did. I mean, not just today that we're going to talk about,
but during the week, I had a couple of late evening landscaping. I went out for a couple
flowers and at night, not night. I planted things and we did. Let's talk about you. What did you do, darling?
I planted things. You did and you seem to know how to do it automatically.
Well, I have planted things before. I know you're like, "How'd you know how to do that?" I was like, "I don't know. Somebody showed me once."

Roots, yeah.
And look at you. Do I say weeds? I meant roots.
Yeah, I'm not planting weeds.
We planted, or you planted.
Hosta plants.
Yeah, we basically stole the idea from our neighbors who've got,
as aforementioned, a beautiful front yard.
And they do.
The problem with hostas is they look like they're vegetables.
Just waiting to be put.
They do not look like vegetables.
It looks like there's something juicy and delicious underneath like giant beetroots.
No, it doesn't look like that. I think you're confused.
Beetroots aren't juicy and delicious.
I love beets. AJ hates beets.
But you planted hosstas and something called dragon's breath.
Yes, I love them.
And then we have some hanging baskets.
I'm going to try and do that clever thing where I'll put in
album art at this point.
So if you're playing your podcast in an app that supports album art,
You should see pictures of our hanging baskets right now,
and maybe some pictures of our hostas.
And you can tell me that they do it like the tops of vegetables.
They don't like the tops of vegetables.
Maybe the people will speak.
Okay, I found a kit that's called a shady garden hosta kit or something like that,
that's for our zone.
Because did you know you have to plan according to the zone in America that you're in?
Of course you did.
Sure you did.
What's that about?
Like is that like it's illegal to monitor?
No, no, like weather like weather they'll survive. Oh, I thought it was like big government trying to control us. Oh, yeah, definitely
Anyway, they're all the like really cool bright colored
Hostas that look like they're probably from
Zelda and it's a shade kit
So it gives you like a gajillion different plants that are all designed to be in the shade
But a lot of our gardens in the sun. So why do we want them to be?
In the back, under all the big trees, it's all shade, and you could have really bright
pops of color under there.
It would look so cool.
We have an enormous backyard.
It's ridiculously large.
I was kind of shocked because we set up our irrigation system, and of course, we have
a internet controllable irrigation system that is way smarter than I am.
Naturally.
The only thing I'd write out for is if there's a house fire, it turns on all our water sprinklers
our house fire doesn't spread to our neighbors. That's super nerdy. Also our lights turn red
because that's the easiest thing in the color spectrum when they're smoke. But I digress.
But anyway, when I was setting up, I wanted to know the square foot of the lawn for the zone,
I mean. And their backyard is like a thousand square foot of lawn.
I'm sure it's more than that, darling.
Well, the way I solved that problem was I went on Google Maps, looked at our home,
And then you use a Google map tool where you draw around our line.
And I don't know.
Google's ever lied.
So I'm not suggesting Google lied.
I'm suggesting you're not remembering the right number.
Okay.
Well, that's possible.
Okay.
Very possible.
This week you've got the lessons.
I have some.
You have some too.

I think you told me two or three.
Well, I didn't want to stress you.
But I came up with five.

But I lost my glasses somewhere between the last time I read them to you.
And now, oh, did I tell you that I texted the Terminax guy and asked him to,
I don't know, take care of my slippers instead of spiders.
You just make friends with all sorts of people.
Yeah, he was like, what now?
Anyway.
All right, so we've been landscaping.
And as for landscaping, we're learning things that are applicable to life.
Give me a lesson that came to you as your landscaping today.
Less number one.
You ready?
I'm so ready.
Tell me.
Sometimes it looks like it's getting worse before it starts to get better.
That is both through in landscaping and in life.
It's true.
What was it about your life?
These are true in landscaping and in life.
What was it about the landscaping escapade today that made you think that?

And we have like a whole bunch of trees back there.
And so I was just trying to like, you know, make a good cut on
on tree limbs that fell over in the storms and then trying to trim up the dead things and whatever.

It's like a tree cemetery.
Yeah.
And it doesn't really look that much better just yet.
 But I mean, it got cleaned up.
And where's that shown up for you in life?
I think probably lots of places. I think when you first start going into like inner healing
type stuff and you start when you stop partnering with being a victim and start partnering with
the Holy Spirit, bringing healing, it can feel pretty overwhelming. Like this is way worse
than I thought.
Right. Cause you're looking at stuff you previously ignored.
- Right, or try to push down and all that kind of stuff.
So I think that would be my main example for that.
- It's funny you say that 'cause today,
what I got done amongst other things,
but the kind of the main thing I got done
is we have a large hedge.
Is it a hedge?
- A hedge of protection.
(laughs)
- It's not a very good hedge of protection.
'Cause it doesn't go all the way
with these big holes in it and you can get through it.
But what is it?
What are we saying? - And we don't need protection
from our neighbors, but it's still the hedge of protection.
What kind of hedges?
It's not really a hedge, it's a skip laurel.
It's a hedge.
Okay, so it's a giant skip laurel
that is about six foot tall on one side
and because of the gradient on the other side
in our neighbor side.
Well, we have a retaining wall on the other side.
So it's probably nine feet tall from their side.
So it's really hard to see what you're doing
and it was probably,
I probably trimmed it down to six foot.
It was probably a little bit more on wheeled on our side.
So I've got this hedge trimmer and I'm holding it way above my head, which I can't see what
I'm doing.
And you're spotting for me, like to the left, no, to the right.
Okay.
Now has a Mohawk.
Okay.
Bring it down.
Move it forward.
You just gave the hedge a Mohawk.
We need something to happen here.
And how wide would you say it is?

Three and a half, four feet.
So we're there.
Something like that.
So I'm having a trim it from either side.
it's the same thing where it doesn't look good.
Like I'm really trimming in faith.
And I'm thinking it's better than it was
and it will be better in a couple of weeks.
And I think sometimes I've experienced that in therapy
where counseling or in or healing or whatever,
where something comes up and you're like,
"Why are we looking at this?"
I would, you know, I don't want to be present with this thing.
But you know, sometimes process is painful
and it's a necessary step.
And as you say, it gets better.
It's true.
All right, beautiful.

Sure.

So I mentioned my revelation that I just had this moment.
I just found all of our cereal bowls inside plates.
Do you have a confession you'd like to make?
I'm like, what is happening over there?
In my defense, when I was a little boy,
I was forever known as eating bowls of cereal
and then leaving them beside the sofa.
Yeah, that doesn't surprise me at all.
And so now I've translated that to as I'm in my office and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11.
There's only 11 used pieces of crockery in here.
And all the color that goes with it.
And yeah, and the color that goes with it.
But I come by honestly.
Wait a minute.
How do you come by and honestly your parents would leave stuff around?
No, no, they didn't discipline me properly enough.
- This is a style.
(laughing)
- Okay, all right, good.
Because you heard it here, first folks.
All right, the next one was,
what looked good in one season
doesn't necessarily look good in the next season.
- Ooh, unpack that.
- Well, I was just thinking,
like some things are like,
they're not perennials, perennials are more than one annuals.
You know, like some things are just designed for,
they're only gonna bloom during this season.

Like like the ones I all pulled up and you're like, why did you pull up our
daffodils and our lilies?
You pulled up tulip sterling.
Oh, they were tulips.
You don't pull up tulips.

OK, well, it wasn't growing celery in the front yard.
Anyway, so I was just sort of thinking that, yeah, something that looks good.
in one season doesn't necessarily look good in another.
And that's usually because the season has changed.
And I was thinking about, sometimes we hang on to,
whether it's a revelation or something
that seemed like a good idea in one season,
and it's actually not the best idea for this,
the current season.
That's all, that's what I was thinking.
- Yeah, can you think of a personal thing in your life
that you get an example of that holding on to something
that was fine in one season?

But can you think of things that the Lord maybe had to wrestle out of your hands that
you were holding onto?
It was fine in one season, but now it wasn't appropriate.
Well, I think, I think like for myself, I think the Lord's had to wrestle a bunch of
different things out of my hands.
So, but I guess the thing that comes to mind is sort of my own dreams, like the dreams
that I had about what life was going to look like for a while, those dreams were my motivation
to just keep living.
And so they worked really well for that.
But then there came a changing of seasons where the Lord was like, and I'm sure you'd
be good at that.
But actually what I have for you is this over here.

You know, anyway, so that was my thought.
Yeah, that makes sense.
What about you?
No, I've pretty much been mature my whole life and never needed any correction or instruction.
I'm pretty sure I have photographic proof that that's not true.
Yeah, I mean, I can think of, I think what you're saying is great that like sometimes
we use things for survival and then the Lord has to remind us you're not in survival.
You know, you've been using all this energy just to survive, but actually I'd like to
introduce you to something that will help you thrive.
And that's like really, really, really risky.
I also think about, you know, the closer you walk with the Lord, the more you draw close
to the Lord, the brighter His light, the more you're aware of some of the stuff that
before you thought you could get away with.
And you know, so maybe you're reading
or you're viewing habits, change in light of that.
Like what was funny and humorous in that season
is now like, actually that leaves a sour taste in my mouth.
So yeah, I think it's important to keep our revelation
of the Lord current.
Otherwise our testimony becomes our history
and we're living out of like an old season
and we're supposed to be, you know,
man does not live by bread alone
but by every word that proceeds,
not like from old revelation.
So.
- Yeah.
- All right, number three.
- Number three, weeds flower two.
So Chelsea has an app and you have an app
that you can take pictures of things.
And it tells you, is this a weed
or is it like supposed to be a pretty plant?
You know, like is it?
Because weeds also flower
and you still don't wanna keep weeds.
Like so, so my thought was sometimes things,
they look like good things,
or they may even look like pretty things
or attractive things, but that doesn't necessarily mean
that they're not gonna kill everything else around them.
Does that make sense?
So one of the things that we had in our backyard
was the lambs ear.
But I would didn't know if it was a weed or not.
Like it seemed like every year there's more of them.
And so I was like, huh.
And so we scanned it and you know,
people use it for decoration.
It's not a weed, but I thought it might be a weed
if it's choking out life from something else.
Do you know what I mean?
So I just thought it would be good if we had,
well, we do, we have the Bible, but like I was thinking,
oh, wouldn't it be fun if we had an app
where we could scan something and know,
is this gonna be life or death?
But really we do have that, we have the Bible.
- Did you tell a story last week about John?
- I don't think so.
tell that story because it fits in right here.
Yeah, I remember when we lived in Johnny Carroll's basement and
Johnny Carroll had been traveling a lot that summer and they, they
would usually take a month off in the summer.
And so they had just started their month off and John was out
in the garden, you know, weeding stuff.
And he pulled up what I thought was a small maple tree.
Like, so I watched him like reef this thing out of the garden.

And he's like, "This isn't a tree, this is a weed."
Well, to me, I didn't know what was supposed to be there.
And I hadn't planted the garden.
It was John's garden.
He knew what was supposed to be there.
And so he knows, "Hey, this is either not supposed to be here
or in the wrong place."
And so he just reaped it right out of the ground.
But it was so big by the time that he did that,
I literally thought it was a little tree
that they had planted.
Well, I think the key thing that stood out when you told that story to me was John said to you very
authoritatively, I didn't plant this.
Yeah.
And I was like, oh, like that's a good.
Yeah.
That's often a good sign too.
Yeah.
And that's interesting too, because I think sometimes, you know, the Lord in his kindness removes things
because he didn't plant it.
But we thought it was a tree.
You know, we thought it actually, oh, this is a good thing.

You know, so, yeah.
So that's number three.
You're crushing it, baby.
- Thank you.
Number four,
community makes everything that is hard, easier.
- Oh my gosh, preach it, baby.
- So today we had some friends that came over
and helped us enormously.
- And I was so confused 'cause they were like,
we love landscaping.
And I was like, wait, what?
Like, that was a real shock to me.
What do you mean you love landscaping?

And I was like, just to clarify,
we're not doing any of the cool things.
Yeah, well, we'll be planting pretty things.
Yeah.
We're not doing a water feature.
We're like literally weeding or liming trees or edging or trimming.
You know, like there's nothing cool about this.
It's just manual labor and 81 degree weather.
And you want to do this?
Like, yeah.
It was way hotter than 81.
But yes.
And they, so they came over.
And honestly, when we first started, I was like, I could cry.
There's all I see is work everywhere.
And I'm hot and I have other things I need to do.
And it just looked totally overwhelming.

Went to town. Went to town.
And I was like, OK, OK, we can do this.
You know, like I felt it.
I felt it shift because friends were there to help.
I think the other thing that really struck me about them being here is while I worked on my
like if they weren't here, all I would have accomplished is the hedge being trimmed. I was
a half a day's work. But while I was doing that, they were multiplying all of the goodness. They
weeded all of our beds. They helped edge. They cleaned up so much stuff. They took the tree limbs
away, you know, that bagged all the stuff. All of that stuff wouldn't have got done.
Now, could I have done it? Sure. But it would have taken weeks.
We'd still be out there. Oh, it would have just taken so long. And it is beautiful that
that aspect of community brings transformation that's really maybe it's possible on your own,
but it takes way longer. And it's much harder work. Yeah. And it feels easier when other people
are there helping you with it. Right. Because they, like you say, there's some predisposition,
their joy, they make the process far easier. So think back to I'm thinking about, I don't
know why I'm thinking of this story. I'm thinking of the time that Stuart and then Lee confronted
you in Toronto, about you keep all of your friends from school and ministry like this.
Yeah. Do you want to tell that story?  It was them and then
Jenny and Sarah, all in a very short period of time that we're all like, hey, you keep us at
at arm's length and we actually want to get to know you.
We want to be in relationship with you.
And I kind of thought we were friends already.
You know what I mean?
Like we were friends, but I get what they were saying.
They were like, it was sort of relationship on my terms
and I wasn't really letting them in, you know?
And partially it was because I'd been hurt,
they all worked for the school and I'd been hurt
by somebody who worked for the school
and I didn't realize like I'd made all these judgments.
And so partially it was by design and partially it was because of all these judgments that were in place.
And so I got to deal with all of that.
And really those became my closest community after.
Right.
Yeah.
And it's an interesting example because could you have got that thing solved on your own?
Sure.
But like them pointing out them being with you, not just in pointing out the problem, but also in helping walk out the healing with you.
It's just a real beautiful thing about like communities.
a great idea. Bravo. Jesus. Yep. You did good Jesus. Community is good. Is this your last
one? I think it's my last one. Are you ready? Tell me your last one. This one, Brett and
Shaley will be very proud of me for number five. Is that sports analogy? No, what kind
of hydrate you are not designed to go without water. That was my today's lesson.  I'm out here in the
heat and moving around, I'm not actually drinking water. And my
thought was, I was just thinking about how many times in
scripture, the Holy Spirit is referred to as some type of
water. And I was thinking, Oh, yeah, like we're actually not
designed to live dehydrated. Right. Yeah, we need, we need to
hydrate. I'll give you a top tip though, if ever you're going
to try and hydrate yourself, I went inside to get some water.
And so I am magnesium, is that right?
That's some bananas.
And so I ate a banana, which was fine.
But then I chugged an ice cold, fizzy water.
And boy, did my tummy not appreciate that.
- So those two things together, didn't work for you?
- Maybe don't do that.
- Don't do that.
- No.
- Good tip.
- Yep, hydration.
It is interesting that you can fill yourself
into thinking that you're okay.
But then have detrimental effects later.
- Yeah.
- Like Sunstroke Eaststroke.
- Yeah, well, and also, I mean,
I have the additional thing of I don't sweat,
so I just overheat and then pass out.
- You just glow.
- Yeah, I glow.
- But so too, with the Holy Spirit,
how easy is just to keep chugging?
- Yeah, keep going.
- And keep going on, I'm fine, I'm good.
I'm good, I'm good.
- I'm fine then, you know.
- I have an incredible capacity to just keep pushing through.
(laughs)
- And then the Holy Spirit's like, "Hi there."
- "Hi."

You're not okay, you know that, right?

Oh, yeah.
I only have two other lessons.
Oh, what else do you have?
You didn't steal mine, but we had similar things.
Well, one of the things I thought,
and I don't even know what number we're on,
is this came from earlier this week when I went out to weed.
I didn't know when, I didn't know this weekend
we were going to get to something.
So Monday night I went out after dinner for about an hour,
hour and a half, you know, from like six to seven thirty.
The sun is not quite going down like it's still ridiculously hot, but it's not the new day sun
Hmm and from our living room window
It looks out over our backyard and there's a particular corner of our backyard that could tell
The the beds look like they had a lot of weeds and probably needed some help and so I went out and it wasn't until I got there
Did I actually realize how bad things were like I was vaguely aware of it
But when I went I was like holy mother of pearl like this is a nightmare and
Actually the more and more I we did the more and more I was aware of how many weeds there were
You know that whole thing and then you look back to see the progress you've made
It's not as stark as you thought it might be in fact
You've noticed bits that you've missed and that took me over and I didn't realize we had two trees in that corner
And then oh my gosh, I really some of the trees are hanging over into our neighbors
Do we need to fix that and wait?
There's an area. Oh, is that drainage ditch this happened or is that erosion now suddenly I'm aware of all these things and I big
As I was thinking about I was thinking it's only when you pay attention
Can you actually see I was thinking about like life ministry inner healing?

But I can think of times in life when people have tried to point things out about the thing
I can't see and I can't see it because I'm not paying attention.
That's why we pay professionals.
Right.
But then, you know, pain hits or you're willing to be humble and explore something new.
Yeah.
Once you pay attention, it's only then that you could see.
So that was the one thing that stood out for me.
The second thing that stood out for me,
and you're probably gonna chuckle at this,
is last week and this week,
I did gardening, landscaping, yard work,
whatever you wanna call it,
without my phone and without my Apple watch on.
- You did?
- And I was like living in a distraction-
- I nearly brought your watch out to you babe.
And then I was like, no.
- I didn't want it.
Because I've noticed that not wearing a watch,
not having my phone on, or phone in my pocket rather,
I lost track of time and it made me think I wonder how much of my day do I give away
by doing things like checking notifications or responding to text or thinking I'm bored
and scratching that itch by distracting myself.
But today, I didn't know what time it was and rather than that being alarming, it was
quite nice.
I just let the day carry me along and I stopped when I was tired or hungry and I got a snack
and got a refreshment, I started work when I did and we just made progress and decided
to stop when we wanted to. It wasn't, you know, we're quite highly structured in our
life. And having a Saturday where I didn't do that, like, I really, really loved it.
And the other thing I thought about is like landscaping is an activity that's very wholesome.
I don't mean wholesome in terms of like morality. I mean, wholesome in that it takes the whole of you
to engage in the process.
And you know, like my whole, no pun intended,
my soul focused today,
I kind of lost track of the fact that it was roasting hot,
I'm near passing out, I'm sweating, I'm really tired,
I'm really filthy.
And I'm just doing this thing and all of the cares
of my world fade away and I'm just left with a manageable task.
It's gonna take a couple hours, but then I can get it done.
I know they weren't as profound as yours, but...
Well, I have one extra one.

Actually we have two trees to apple trees in the backyard.
They're they're Chinese crab apples.
Well, what's funny is the lady when we bought the house, she said they were
Fuji apple trees.
And I was like, Oh, like Fuji apples are great.
You know, but they've never grown apples.
And we've been here for what five years, six years, six years.
And they've so as far as I'm concerned, the apple trees have got to go.
Like I just want to rip those things out and have done with it.
They're not, they're not bearing fruit.
And we gave it a chance to bear fruit.
And then as it turns out, it's not even going to be fruit.
If it did bear fruit, it's not even fruit you can eat.
I mean, it's just what a waste.
So it's stealing soil and nutrients from things that I do want to grow.
So I want those ripped out.
What was your lesson?
Well, my lesson was, I think sometimes we keep trying to feed something, keep trying to,
look for two or three years, I sprayed those trees with some sort of weird oil and, you
know, all this stuff, because people are like, do this and it'll help the leaves and do that.

And, you know, at some point you have to just realize this is actually not bearing fruit.
It's not doing what it's supposed to be doing.
Right.
So it's actually taking time away from something else.
It's taking soil or nutrients away from something else.
And so it's time to call a spade and say,
all right, this thing is not staying.
And that was my thought.
- The saying might be, it's time to call a crab apple tree,
a crab apple tree, a foodie apple tree, and rip out.
- That's right, that's the expression.
It sounds better in Chinese.
(laughs)
- So there you go, more lessons from landscaping.
- There you go.
I did love that one of our podcast listeners this week sent me photos of he and his wife doing
landscaping and they were saying they're inspired by our podcast. So thank you, Chris and Amanda for
that. That was fun watching you work. AJ Jones, if people want to get show notes for this week's
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I would super encourage you to pray about is the Lord asking you to set aside some time
to add value to your life.
I love the school.
And it's not just because I'm part of the co-founders and one of the key teachers on
it.
But I love the transformation I see in the lives of our students.
Yeah, so I just love having a concentrated amount of time to pour into students and watch
real transformation take place.
If you would like more information about the school, if you would go to graceinner.us/school,
you can learn all about it, or you can shoot us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Idi Jones, any parting wisdom for our friends?
No, I think you sleep well after you've worked hard.
That's my parting wisdom.
Well, that's what I hope.
But for now, we are praying that you have an incredible week filled with goodness, filled
laughter and we'll hope to be back in your years this time next week. Bye bye.


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Esperance Shire owed nearly $40k in unpaid rates
by Jake DietschThe Shire of Esperance is set to take its pursuit of unpaid rates to the next stage, with more than $39,000 owing.
According to the December, 2019 council agenda there were 17 residents with unpaid rates 14 days after the first due date, which was September 25.
Of the 17 properties, 12 had not responded to final notices including phone calls and a 'demand letter' or text messages from CS Legal, who represent the shire .
Three ratepayers have made payments less than the first installment amount and two have paid at least the equivalent of the first installment amount.
The total amount owing is $39,435.65.
The amounts owed for one property are as high as $9347.63 and $7378.79, with the lowest amount being $878.42.
Shire of Esperance chief executive officer Matthew Scott confirmed this amount was just for this year's rates.
Throughout the year, CS Legal has issued 120 ratepayers with demand letters for payment to be made without further legal action going ahead.
This gives recipients seven days to contact the shire to either make payment in full or to make a payment arrangement.
The next step of the debt recovery policy is to proceed with a General Procedure Claim to all ratepayers who have not responded to the demand letter.
This will result in debt recovery costs of about $550 for each assessment and is added to the outstanding debt. It also affects the ratepayer's credit rating.
If contact is made with the ratepayer before then they are warned of the pending claim and the affect it will have on their credit rating and the extra costs.
If they don't take up the 'installment option', which allows them to pay small amounts over time, by the first due date they forfeit this option. They have to either pay in full or enter into a formal payment arrangement.
At the same time last year 127 ratepayers were issued with demand letters. The total outstanding debt was more than double at $87,082.58.
The shire has recommended council review and acknowledge the outstanding rates at its December 17 meeting.


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Anadama bread is a traditional yeast bread of New England in the United States made with wheat flour, cornmeal, molasses and sometimes rye flour.
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It is not readily agreed exactly when or where the bread originated, except it existed before 1850 in Rockport, Massachusetts. It is thought to have come from the local fishing community,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://atasteofhistory.org/anadama-cornmeal-molasses-bread/|title=A Taste of History: Anadama Bread|author=Chef Walter Stalb|accessdate=October 26, 2012}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.yankeemagazine.com/blogs/memories/anadama-bread|title=The Legend behind Anadama Bread|author=Aimee Seavey|accessdate= October 26, 2012}}</ref> but it may have come through the Finnish community of local stonecutters.
Near the turn of the 20th century, it was baked by a man named Baker Knowlton on King Street in Rockport, Massachusetts and delivered in a horse-drawn cart to households by men in blue smocks. In the 1940s, a Rockport restaurant owned by Bill and Melissa Smith called The Blacksmith Shop on Mt. Pleasant St. started baking the bread for their restaurant in a small bakery on Main St. They baked about 80 loaves a day until 1956, when they built a modern $250,000 bakery on Pooles Lane. They had 70 employees and 40 trucks which delivered Anadama bread all over New England.
The Anadama bread center of consumption was in Rockport and next-door Gloucester, Massachusetts. It was commercially available from local bakeries widely on Cape Ann from the early 1900s until 1970, when the Anadama Bread Bakery on Pooles Lane in Rockport closed due to Bill Smith's death. For a number of years, it was baked by small local bakeries at breakfast places on Cape Ann.
An apocryphal story told about the origin of the bread goes like this: Every day a local worker would find cornmeal mush in his tin lunch pail, despite asking his wife for an occasional piece of bread. One day, because of weather or other circumstances, he came home just prior to lunch time. His wife, Anna, was out. He sat down and opened his lunch box to find the usual cornmeal mush. He sighed and said, "Anna, damn her," as he resolutely reached for the flour, molasses and yeast which he added to the cornmeal mush. His resulting bread became a local favorite.
Recipe: Put in a large mixing bowl 2 cups boiling water and 1/2 cup cornmeal. Stir thoroughly. Let stand one hour. Add 1/2 cup molasses, 2 teaspoons salt, and 1 tablespoon butter. Put in a small bowl 1/2 cup lukewarm water and 1 package yeast. When dissolved, add to the cornmeal. Stir in 4 1/2 cups flour. Beat thoroughly and let rise until double in bulk. Add enough more flour to make the dough just firm enough to knead. Shape into loaves and put into buttered pans. Let rise until almost double. Bake about 50 minutes at 350°. Makes 2 loaves. White flour will make the most "addictive" Anadama, but experiment with whole wheat, rye and other flours to make more healthful loaves.
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Sudoku Solver is the collection of very basic image processing techniques. A very good way to start is the OpenCV library which can be compiled on almost all the platforms. OpenCV(open source computer vision )is a library of programming functions mainly aimed at real time computer vision. Through this project ,my main motivation was to explore what OpenCV offers in a little bit detail . There are already many blogs dealing with how to recognise a whole sudoku puzzle but it was nevertheless a pleasant experience doing it on my own and writing this blog ( It is pretty obvious that I too would have been lost without all those online resources , blogs , and documentations.)
What actually this project does?
It takes an input image of a sudoku and processes the image and identifies the all the whole suduko and return the answer of the sudoku. It involves two major challenges:
- Image recognition
- Solving the sudoku puzzle
I was more interested in the image processing part as there are fixed algorithm for solving the sudoku puzzle so my main focus in this blog would be the image processing part.
The major steps this will involve are:
- Reading an image
- Preprocessing the image ( removal of noises and thresholding the image)
- Finding the sudoku square out of the whole image
- Extracting the sub-grids of the sudoku.
- Recognising the digits (OCR)
We also need to make a few assumptions :
- In the image , the largest square would be that of the sudoku image
- The puzzle would be oriented reasonably oriented.
So let’s get started,
First of all we need is an input image. We need to load a sudoku image .
After loading the image ,the first thing to do in any image processing problem is to reduce the amount of data you are dealing with.We started with a full colour high resolution image.The first thing we can do is to convert the image into a gray scale as looking at our sample image having colour is of no use to us.
Image Processing:
After we have converted the image into a gray scale image we need to remove the noises from the image and smoothen the image as without smoothing the image we deal with extra objects which are not needed so it is necessary to remove the noises. There are many functions available in the OpenCV library for blurring the image like blur , GaussianBlur , MedianBlur . I tried them all and the best result I got out of them was with gaussian blur so I used it . Next , what we need to do is to remove other extra information . We are going to threshold the image that is we have either the foreground pixel or the background pixel. There are variety of thresholding techniques available to us in OpenCV library. My personal favourite is a simple adaptive threshold .For each pixel in the image it takes the average value of the surrounding area.
I have done just noise removal and adaptive thresholding and it is working so haven’t done anything extra. Below is the result:
Extracting the Sudoku :
Now after thresholding we need to find out the sudoku square , for this we made an assumption the main thing in our image would be the sudoku so we need to find the square with the largest area and it would be our sudoku.
So one thing is very important the sudoku square should be largest otherwise our method fails.
We start by finding the countours in our thresholded image.
Now we find the blob with maximum area .First we filter them by area . We consider the blob for the next processing only if its area is greater than a particular value (here , it is 50) . Next , we find out the area of each blob and hence extract the blob which has the maximum area.
Now after finding the blob with maximum area we approximate the countour into a polygon. It removes the unwanted coordiante values in the countour and keeps only the corners.
Now we draw the contour on our image just to check it.
Now we have found out the boundary of the sudoku and next we need to to do is extract this much part and then work on it.
As we have approximated the contours into a square or rectangle we will get only four coordinate that are the corners and now what we need to do is find out which coordinate is of the top-left corner , top-right corner , bottom-left corner , bottom-right corner. As the order of contours in all the image will not be fixed we need to find it out as we have to map the top-left to [0,0] for new image and bottom-right to [449,449] , as we are creating an image of [450,450] you can do it of whichever size you want , therefore we need to identify the correct order of corners otherwise we will get rotated images. The logic I choose to find the respective corners was : First take the sum of x , y coordinates TOP -LEFT has least sum and BOTTOM-RIGHT has the maximum sum. Now the difference i.e y-x TOP-RIGHT has minimum and BOTTOM-LEFT has maximum sum.
Now we have 4 points in order and now we need corresponding points where they should be mapped.
Now we have the input and output array both what we need to do is apply prespective transformation to get the sudoku part required. Prespective transformation maps a point given by x, y in one quadilateral to a new point X ,Y in another quadilateral.
The result we get is:
Now apply the pre-processing as we did earlier and get the thresholded image and now we need to extract each grids centre the digit and then finally apply OCR. So, we can extract each grids as we know our image is a matrix of 450450 and therefore our every sub grids will be a matrix of 5050 so we can extract each grid by extracting the sub grids of 50*50 and store all the images in a vector.
Now we have each small grid and it may contain digits or not so we will set a threshold pixel if the image contains pixels greater than that then it may contain a digit otherwise it doesnot and now the images with pixels greater than threshold you need to extract the digit and center it rather than testing the image directly as it will increase the changes of correct recogniton. We can extract the digit and centre it in same way as we extracted the main grid , find the contour and bound it by rectangle and find the bounding rectangle with greatest area then resize it.(Assumption : the subgrids containing digits will have the digits as the main part).
The results is as follows:
Now we have all the digits centered what we now need to do is apply OCR . There are huge number of techniques for implementing OCR and huge number of pattern recognition algorithm and for my implementation i choose K-Nearest Neighbour algorithm as it is already available in OpenCV library.The algorithm caches all training samples and predicts responses for new sample by analyzing a certain number of the nearest neighbour of the sample using voting and calculated mean. For it you need to create sample data and train those images and recognise digits from previously trained data. I created training samples by collecting images from various sudoku .My training data can be found out on this link.
This is the code for training the data :
This trains the data and to recognise the number we use the find_nearest of the KNearest class in OpenCV library.
The accuracy of this method is upto 90% . So to increase the accuracy you may increase number of the training samples but it may not give very good results ,so to improve the accuracy try out other algorithms available which are more accurate.
Although,I did not get 100% correct results but anyways it was overall a great learning experience.
The whole source code can be found here.


A meaty new icon font for the mobile web.
Chunky Mobile is an open source icon font that I designed while working on my lynda.com courses on Icon Fonts. Although there are a lot of high quality, open source icon fonts available, I felt that to truly teach someone to design an Icon Font I had to first design one myself. This is the result.
Chunky Mobile is still a work in progress.
Chunky Mobile is heavily inspired by P.J. Onori's incredible Iconic font. It's optimized for 16px and works best at multiples of 16, although most icons are clear down to 10px and even below. It's designed to be simple, straightforward, and easy to read. Each icon is designed carefully to a base 16 grid, curves are minimized, and line weights are thick to stand up at smaller sizes.
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- Home "\E000"
- Home-big "\F000"
- Search "\E001"
- Search-big "\F001"
- Video "\E002"
- Calendar "\E003"
- Music "\E004"
- Contacts "\E005"
- Maps "\E006"
- Camera "\E007"
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- Webcam "\E016"
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- Alarm "\E018"
- Info "\E019"
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- Battery-75 "\E051"
- Battery-half "\E052"
- Battery-25 "\E053"
- Battery-empty "\E054"
- Battery-charge "\E055"
- Wifi-strong "\E056"
- Wifi-good "\E057"
- Wifi-weak "\E058"
- Wifi-out "\E059"
- Signal-full "\E060"
- Signal-75 "\E061"
- Signal-half "\E062"
- Signal-25 "\E063"
- Signal-out "\E064"
- Headphones "\E065"
- Volume-full "\E066"
- Volume-half "\E067"
- Volumne-min "\E068"
- Volume-mute "\E069"
- Tags "\E070"
- Tags-add "\E071"
- Tags-remove "\E072"
- Refresh "\E073"
- Loader "\E074"
- RSS "\E075"
- Bluetooth "\E076"
- USB "\E077"
- PDF "\E078"
- External "\E079"
- Twitter "\E080"
- Facebook "\E081"
- Android "\E082"
- Apple "\E083"
- Key "\E084"
- Settings "\E085"
- Power "\E086"
multicolor icons
- Maps"\F100, \F101"
- Battery-Full"\F102, \F103"
- Battery-75%"\F102, \F104"
- Battery-Half"\F102, \F105"
- Battery-Quarter"\F102, \F106"
- Cloud-outline"\F108, \F109"
- Cloud-sync"\F108, \F110"
- Cloud-upload"\F108, \F111"
- Cloud-download"\F108, \F112"
Chunky Mobile is open source
Download it, take it, do what you want. I'll be licensing it under the SIL Open Font License. For now feel free to reuse this font, add to it, or repurpose it to suit your need. Attribution would be nice, but not required.


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AMERICAN HEART A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 8.5
Date Released: varies Running Length: 1:53 Rated: R (Language, violence, nudity, mature themes)
Starring: Jeff Bridges, Edward Furlong, Lucinda Jenny, Tracey Kapisky, Don Harvey, Melvyn Hayward Director: Martin Bell Producers: Rosilyn Heller and Jeff Bridges Screenplay: Peter Silverman Music: James Newton-Howard; songs by Tom Waits Released by Triton Pictures
Jack Kelson (Jeff Bridges) is an ex-con just out of jail, trying to get his new chance at life off to a good start. Unfortunately, circumstances conspiring against him. His fourteen year old son Nick (Edward Furlong) has run away from Jack's sister's farm, where he was staying, and has sought out his father. At first, Jack seeks to send the boy back, but when Nick won't budge, he has no choice but to let him stay. Their relationship is strained, however, and Jack isn't a very good role model. With each passing day, problems mount, and the easy money offered by Jack's old way of life becomes a temptation increasingly more difficult to resist.
It's a gross disservice to AMERICAN HEART to describe it thematically as a "white BOYZ 'N THE HOOD", but that phrase gets across the kind of story that director Martin Bell and screenwriter Peter Silverman are trying to tell. This movie is about the life of poor whites struggling to make it in the inner city. The setting is Seattle, but it could just as easily be any other city in the United States. As was true with BOYZ, the problems--and their lack of solutions--are universal.
Set against the backdrop of poverty and violence is the father-and-son relationship which forms the core of the movie. Jack and Nick don't have a great rapport, but as the movie progresses, they struggle to find some sort of connection. Jack doesn't know how to be a good parent, and really doesn't want to start trying, but it's obvious that he loves his kid and wants Nick to have better opportunities than he had.
All three subplots are as engaging as the main story. One, which follows the development of Jack's affair with Charlotte, a female pen-pal (Lucinda Jenny) he started corresponding with while in prison, is exceptionally well-written, especially considering the dynamics that her presence adds to the already-uncertain father/son relationship. Nick resents Charlotte's presence, feeling that she is taking away time that Jack should be spending with him.
 Molly introduces Nick to, among other things, drugs and crime. Despite Jack's warnings that she'll break his heart, Nick can't stay away from her. She's as addictive as the Marijuana that he smokes with her.
Then there's the constant re-appearance of Jack's old partner, Rainey (Don Harvey), who wants either Jack or Nick to accompany him on his next job--the robbery of a jewelry store. Considering the poor state of Jack's finances, it's a tempting offer, but he realizes that to attain his modest dream of traveling north to set up a life in Alaska, he has to keep his hands clean. Whether Nick can resist the lure of "easy money" is another matter altogether.
AMERICAN HEART throws formulas out the window. When you expect something to happen, don't be sure that it will. There's certainly no adherence to a Hollywood-type resolution. The atmosphere throughout this film is stark, but the tone is not so relentlessly bleak that it disallows a little humor. Given the dark nature of the movie, each of the few lighthearted moments is needed.
Jeff Bridges, who has shown a capacity for playing grungy, downtrodden men throughout his career, gives an excellent performance here. Jack is the kind of man you can sympathize with--a villain trying to go straight, and you can see and feel him through the image that Bridges presents. While this probably isn't the actor's career role, he brings his character to life, infusing him with believability and energy.
Would that Edward Furlong does as well with Nick. Furlong, whose top roles to date have come in a couple films demanding little in the acting department (TERMINATOR 2 and PET SEMETARY 2), displays his lack of ability in AMERICAN HEART. For the most part, he has two modes: a blank face and a peeved expression. Anything else is a bonus. Perhaps it's just a case of underplaying every scene. Fortunately, few scenes demand that Furlong carry them, and he has a fine supporting cast to keep audience recognition of his faults to a minimum.
AMERICAN HEART is the kind of hard-hitting, issue-confronting drama that are few and far between these days. The film is in limited distribution, so it may be difficult to find but, given the opportunity, it's definitely worth a look.
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And We have sent down to you (O Muhammad SAW) the Book (this Qur'an) in truth, confirming the Scripture that came before it and Mohayminan (trustworthy in highness and a witness) over it (old Scriptures). So judge between them by what Allah has revealed, and follow not their vain desires, diverging away from the truth that has come to you. To each among you, We have prescribed a law and a clear way. If Allah willed, He would have made you one nation, but that (He) may test you in what He has given you; so strive as in a race in good deeds. The return of you (all) is to Allah; then He will inform you about that in which you used to differ. |
| 005:048 Maulana | : |
And We have revealed to thee the Book with the truth, verifying that which is before it of the Book and a guardian over it, so judge between them by what Allah has revealed, and follow not their low desires (turning away) from the truth that has come to thee. For every one of you We appointed a law and a way. And if Allah had pleased He would have made you a single people, but that He might try you in what He gave you. So vie one with another in virtuous deeds. To Allah you will all return, so He will inform you of that wherein you differed; |
| 005:048 Pickthal | : |
And unto thee have We revealed the Scripture with the truth, confirming whatever Scripture was before it, and a watcher over it. So judge between them by that which Allah hath revealed, and follow not their desires away from the truth which hath come unto thee. For each We have appointed a divine law and a traced-out way. Had Allah willed He could have made you one community. But that He may try you by that which He hath given you (He hath made you as ye are). So vie one with another in good works. Unto Allah ye will all return, and He will then inform you of that wherein ye differ. |
| 005:048 Rashad | : |
Then we revealed to you this scripture, truthfully, confirming previous scriptures, and superseding them. You shall rule among them in accordance with GOD's revelations, and do not follow their wishes if they differ from the truth that came to you. For each of you, we have decreed laws and different rites. Had GOD willed, He could have made you one congregation. But He thus puts you to the test through the revelations He has given each of you. You shall compete in righteousness. To GOD is your final destiny - all of you - then He will inform you of everything you had disputed. |
| 005:048 Sarwar | : |
We have revealed the Book to you (Muhammad) in all Truth. It confirms the (original) Bible and has the authority to preserve or abrogate what the Bible contains. Judge among them by what God has revealed to you and do not follow their desires instead of the Truth which has come to you. We have given a law and a way of life to each of you. Had God wanted, He could have made you into one nation, but He wanted to see who are the more pious ones among you. Compete with each other in righteousness. All of you will return to God who will tell you the truth in the matter of your differences. |
| 005:048 Shakir | : |
And We have revealed to you the Book with the truth, verifying what is before it of the Book and a guardian over it, therefore judge between them by what Allah has revealed, and do not follow their low desires (to turn away) from the truth that has come to you; for every one of you did We appoint a law and a way, and if Allah had pleased He would have made you (all) a single people, but that He might try you in what He gave you, therefore strive with one another to hasten to virtuous deeds; to Allah is your return, of all (of you), so He will let you know that in which you differed; |
| 005:048 Sherali | : |
And WE have revealed unto thee the Book comprising the truth and fulfilling that which was revealed before it in the Book, and as a guardian over it. Judge, therefore, between them by what ALLAH has revealed, and follow not their evil desires, turning away from the truth which has come to thee. For each of you WE prescribed a clear spiritual Law and a manifest way in secular matters.  Vie then with one another in doing good works. To ALLAH shall you all return; then HE will inform you of that wherein you differed; |
| 005:048 Yusufali | : |
To thee We sent the Scripture in truth, confirming the scripture that came before it, and guarding it in safety: so judge between them by what Allah hath revealed, and follow not their vain desires, diverging from the Truth that hath come to thee. To each among you have we prescribed a law and an open way. If Allah had so willed, He would have made you a single people, but (His plan is) to test you in what He hath given you: so strive as in a race in all virtues. The goal of you all is to Allah; it is He that will show you the truth of the matters in which ye dispute; |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > إليه ترجع الأمور Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah>All Matters Return to Him(for decision) أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > مشيئته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Will أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > تسليته وتثبيته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> Cheering and Consolidating Him الإيمان > الكتب السماوية الأخرى > الكتب المقدسة Faith> The Other Divine Books> The Holy Books الإيمان > المؤمنون > ابتلاؤهم Faith> The Believers> Their Affliction الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > الحشر Faith> The Hereafter> The Day of Resurrection الدعوة إلى الله > حدودها > التساهل مع المسالمين The Call for Allah> Its Limits> Lenient with the Peace-Loving القرآن الكريم > وصفه ووجوب الإيمان به The Holy Quran> The Description and the Necessity to Believe it العمل > العمل الصالح > الدعوة إلى العمل الصالح Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>The Call for Good Deeds العمل > العمل الصالح > المسارعة في الخيرات Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>Acceleration for Charities الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > المسارعة في فعل الخير Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Acceleration to Do the Good الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمع > العفو والصفح وكظم الغيظ Man and The Social Relations>The Society>Forgiveness, Tolerance and Supressing Distress الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > اختلاف الناس Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>Different Kinds of People الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > التفاضل بينها Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>Preference Among them الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > الشعوب والقبائل والفرق Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>Peoples, Tribes and Groups العلاقات القضائية > تنظيمات قضائية > الحكم بالعدل Judicial Relationships>Juridical Regulations>To Rule in Just العلاقات السياسية والعامة > الحكم General and Political Relationships>The Judgement الديانات > أهل الكتاب: ( اليهود و النصارى) > وجوب التساهل معهم(مع غير المحاربين) Religions> The People of the Book (the Jews and the Christians)> The Necessity to be Easy with them (with the Non-Fighters)
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mybackground
First of all, I would like to introduce myself more properly. As I said, I am Diana and I was born in Mexico City 24 years ago. I live in a very small town called Temascalapa, located at the north of the State of Mexico. I am a sophomore majoring Computer Science at Tec de Monterrey in Mexico.
I studied at university some years ago to become an English teacher! I really loved education, so I decided to start studying CS to come to reach more people through technologies. We've already seen how important is to be prepared for emergencies, isn't it?
myprojects
A web app created at Stanford TreeHacks Hackathon. Designed to connect sponsors and talented Mexican students.
A MATLAB simulator of the usage of fields created by unequal electric charges to separate damaged and healthy blood cells in malaria diagnosis.
Serious Gaming in Python: Simulator of a memory matching game for improving the cognitive skills of Mexican children.
Usage of R Viridis, Phytools, Biostrings, and ggtree libraries to perform a phylogenetic analysis of AH1N1 Influenza and SARS CoV-2 Coronavirus pandemic viruses.
MATLAB interactive simulator developed using a GUI and plotting functions to raise awareness about danger in case of volcanic eruptions for people living near active volcanoes.
dianainimages
These are my favorites! They represent my people, my places, and my history🌱✨.
I love photographing nature and taking people's portraits. I reckon that all those portraits taken naturally, are the most beautiful ones, and help us to keep real and intense moments✨. Buildings and streets have also their own magic thing.
But, sometimes, photos just happen. Without planning them. And they are incredible, and thank God we have Google Photos🎉.
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Before you go, let's play! Think about the (random) answers of these questions. Are you ready?
- What's my favorite sweet food?
- Do I like tacos?
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BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2 A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *
Pop quiz: What does BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2, the sequel to that indie smash hit THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT, have in common with its ancestor?
Answer: The name.
To be fair, part of the crew, namely joint writers, directors and editors Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez, did hang around for the sequel. But this time all they get are producers' credits, which they may want to see removed from this turkey.
This time director Joe Berlinger, working from an obtuse script by Dick Beebe, Joe Berlinger, Jon Bokenkamp and Neal Stevens, creates a movie that so hard to follow that you'll be happy that it gives you no reason to care that you're confused. I wasn't a fan of THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT, but it is a cinematic masterpiece of originality compared to its sequel, which is a bad example of a teen slasher flick. Fright in BOOK OF SHADOWS comes only from sudden loud noises. The episodes of sliced human flesh and spurting blood are gross, not scary.
The basic premise this time is that a bunch of kids sign up on THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT web site -- a movie that plugs it's own web site has a lot of gall -- to take a tour into the woods to look for the witch. While hanging out amongst the trees, the kids babble incoherent and perfectly ridiculous lines.  one girl says to one of the guys as her version of a classy put-down.  (Although they might more precisely be referred to as "young adults," the characters are so juvenile that I will continue to refer to them as "kids" in the review.)
When the movie isn't trying, without success, to terrify us, it tries with even less success to amuse us with its self-deprecating humor. "Newsflash everyone! That was just a movie," Stephen (Stephen Barker Turner) says when the kids begin to take the witch story too seriously. "Video never lies; film does," says another. The sequel, you see, is done on film whereas the original was done on video with a motion-sickness inducing shakicam, so they are poking fun at their own movie. Funny huh? Not really.
The kids do find one flaw in the original movie that the film critics missed. They said it was unrealistic to expect the kids in the original to spend time terrified in the woods without having sex with each other. After all, they reason, "sex is the greatest stress reliever in the world." Ah, from the mouths of babes, ...
BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2 runs just 1:30, but you'll swear it was longer. It is rated R for violence, language, sexuality and drug use and would be acceptable for older teenagers.
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gridworld.cli package¶
Submodules¶
gridworld.cli.play_game module¶
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gridworld.cli.play_game.
play_game
(world_width: int = 4, world_height: int = 4, start_cell: int = 0, goal_cell: int = 15, obstacles_cells=None, policy_search_iterations: int = 200000, value_search_iterations: int = 100000, threshold: float = 1e-20, gamma: float = 0.8) → None[source]¶ Makes an agent solve a world with the specifications given by the user.
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world_width (int) – World’s width in cells.
world_height (int) – World’s height in cells.
start_cell (int) – Cell where the agent will start.
goal_cell (int) – Cell where the agent has to go.
obstacles_cells (list) – Cells where obstacles will be placed.
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threshold (float) – Minimum change that should happen to continue value search iteration.
gamma (float) – Discount factor


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GPA: 4.0/4
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Tracks of the Week: new music from Stone Temple Pilots, Naked Six and more
by https://www.facebook.com/ClassicRockMagazine/Want to hear the world's best new rock tracks? Look this way, then vote for your favourite...
Looking for some new music to kickstart your week, but don’t know where to begin? Classic Rock is on hand with eight of the very best new rock tracks, from both A-listers and fresh faces. Fancy hearing the latest Stone Temple Pilots single? Or the new one from up-and-comers Naked Six? Or Heather Findlay’s Zeppelin-esque new turn? It’s all here, plus much more. And YOU decide which one’s the best.
This is who you voted into your top three last week:
3. Hollywood Vampires - I Want My Now
2. No Fit State - Enemies
1. Ryan Hamilton & The Harlequin Ghosts - Won't Stop Now
Congratulations to Ryan Hamilton and co, who soared to a comfortable victory with Won’t Stop Now! They were followed by No Fit State and the Hollywood Vampires in second and third places respectively.
Check out this week’s selection, then vote for your favourite using our poll at the foot of this page. But first let’s listen again to last week’s champions...
Stone Temple Pilots - Fare Thee Well
Jeff Gutt settles further into his own identity as STPS’s frontman on this tender, classy new ballad. The moodier, more contemplative end of the band’s palette shines delicate but bright acoustic strumming, heartwarming piano lines and uplifting melody. The full new album, Perdida, is out in February 2020.
Naked Six - Song Of The City
Seb (son-of-Biff) Byford and co keep things short but very sweet on a boot-stomping new shot of dirty rock’n’roll that swings and crackles with early 00s guitar band flavours, cocksure swagger and all-round lust for life. Like it? Find more on the album, Lost Art of Conversation, which is due March 2020.
The Moon City Masters - Break Through
Plenty of millennial-gen rock bands draw from the 70s. Listening to this sweet, beautifully harmonised ‘choon, however, you can’t help wondering if The Moon City Masters think it still is the 70s. And that’s not a bad thing; especially not if the idea of Little Feat partying at a glam night (and distilled into just under three and a half minutes) appeals.
Heather Findlay – Southern Shore
Crunchy, acoustically powered classic rock – complemented by tasty electric lines and a caseload of Fleetwood Mac and Led Zep III vibes – from former Mostly Autumn singer Heather Findlay. If you weren't sure about her previous, folkier incarnations, do check this out; it's a change of tone that suits her.
Johnossi - Longer The Wait, Harder The Fall
The Swedish duo return with this driving, blue-collar slice of their upcoming sixth album, set for release in the new year (made with Hives producer Pelle Gunnerfeldt). Shot in their "used and abused" rehearsal space in Stockholm, its one of those contemporary rock songs that manages to feel slick and polished without sacrificing on raw energy.
Ramrod - Ares Call
If you enjoy the psychedelic vibes of Rosalie Cunningham, and also like a bit of soul, classic rock and proggy organ-whirling in your life, you'd do well to acquaint yourself with this Italian group. The fact that it's all enveloped in a spirited sense of decadence makes it all the more enjoyable.
Cellar Door Moon Crow - Overdrive Ft. Rebecca Downes
Singer Rebecca Downes joins the luxuriously bearded sibling duo on their latest mash-up of chunky blues rock and hip-hop sensibilities. Warning: contains the kind of refrain that'll stick to the inside of your head like glue (in a good way).
Tequila Mockingbyrd - Drunk When I Told Ya
We were sad to hear that these guys were calling it a day – after several years and a lot of good-time tuneage – but at least this rocked-up sea shanty-style headbanger (a gleefully frank ode to the perils of drunk-dialling, just in time for the ultimate season of such antics) sends them out on a high. Thank you T-Byrds, and good night.
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