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But... the golden princess... the princess...!
"What's happening to her? What did you see in your dream?"


Setting up a website for your self is always exciting but just a thought of dealing with tech can be a mood off. We always want something simple and cost-effective.
Blogging can be a passion or can be a way of making some extra bucks. In this blog, I am going to talk about how easily you can setup your lightning fast blogging site up running within no time. Also, I will discuss on performance and cost of the site( It’s free).
Normally, to create a WordPress website , You will have to find out a web hosting service and have to pay some amount on monthly or yearly basis to keep your services running, buy a domain name configure it with your hosting, setup PHP, MYSQL, Apache stack, install WordPress than you can start writing blog. That’s it?
Luckily with growing technologies, we don’t have to do all of that.
Few clicks setup WordPress on Google cloud
Most of us might have a Gmail account. If you have then you already have google cloud account, Only remaining thing is setting up your billing (As per Google you will not be charged at all it is only for personal identification).
a. Open up the URL (https://console.cloud.google.com/home/dashboard). Accept the terms and conditions.
a. Hover over Compute Engine and click on VM Instance.
Definitely, we have selected smallest configuration possible and WordPress website will be bit slow but you will see how performant and efficient it can be. To make it optimized for this small cloud instance, please check on my another blog Optimizing WordPress for Google F1 instance. c. Click create.
a. Go to VM instances and Click on SSH next you VM. Make sure you allow popup.
a. Open up the external IP on browser, select default language and continue.
Setup Domain name for no cost or almost no cost. Read my next blog on setting up domain and comparison.


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LA JETEE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
LA JETEE is a 1962 black and white short film now in rerelease at some of the art houses. Besides being an innovative and acclaimed film in its own right, it was the basis for last year's popular and controversial TWELVE MONKEYS.
LA JETEE is a fairly unique film in that it is all done with still photos, except for one moving part that goes by in the blink of an eye. The cinematography (Chris Marker) is apocalyptically done with dark, low contrast black and white film stock. The music (Trevor Duncan) is suitably dramatic as fits an end of the world picture.
LA JETEE starts just before the outbreak of World War III. There is a person referred to only as The Man (Davos Hanich) who sees The Woman (Helene Chatelain) on the walkway at Orly Airport in Paris. Before they come together the atomic bomb drops.
Most of the movie happens underground. People can not leave because above ground it is a nuclear wasteland. They try to send people into the past and into the future via drugs so that they can retroactively prevent the destruction in some way. After many failed attempts, finally The Man is successful. The picture tells of his adventures and considers the paradox of going back to your own past. If you've seen TWELVE MONKEYS, you will recognize many of the similarities.
The Narrator (Jean Negroni) is the only one that speaks. He has a deep and dramatic voice almost like that of an announcer on an old newsreel. The direction and the script by Chris Marker is highly stylized and effective. An unusual picture that is hard to predict, and also a film that grows on you are you are watching it.
LA JETEE runs just 28 minutes, but it is so refreshing to see something take the right amount of time rather than be lengthen to the magical one and half to two hour mark just so it can find a theatrical booking. There is many a movie that has a half hour of good ideas and no more, but is ruined by tripling its length. The show is in French with English subtitles. It is not rated but probably would be PG or PG-13 only for its subject matter. There is no sex, nudity, bad language or violence. If you get a chance to see this little jewel, take advantage of the opportunity. I saw it on a double bill with a dog of a movie call THE CONVENT. I give LA JETEE ***.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: June 17, 1996
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'Loneliest cat' faces another solo Christmas because no one wants to adopt him
Toby has been with the RSPCA since Christmas Eve 2018
by Moya Lothian-McLeanThe RSPCA’s “loneliest” cat is facing a second consecutive Christmas alone after no one adopted him in 2019.
Toby, an 11-year-old black and white cat, has spent 322 days with the RSPCA after being taken in by their Canterbury branch on Christmas Eve 2018.
It normally takes just 28 days for a cat to be rehomed.
Toby was rescued from a home of 46 cats, of which 15 were cared for by the RSPCA.
However, while his former housemates were adopted,Toby has not been so lucky, partly due to his shy nature.
“Toby’s former housemates were re-homed quite quickly,” explained Beth Hixson from the RSPCA Canterbury branch.
“But poor Toby didn’t cope well with being in the cattery so hid away and wouldn’t come out to see people when they came to choose a cat.
“We found a foster home for Toby where he has proven to be a sociable, friendly and interactive cat,” she added.
“He loves to snuggle up on the bed at night and spend sunny days exploring the garden, he just needs to find a home where he can enjoy doing this for the rest of his days.”
The RSPCA typically takes in more than 10,000 vulnerable animals during the winter.
In 2018, there was a 28 per cent increase in calls to the charity’s cruelty line on Christmas day, with 934 reports made - the highest figure recorded since 2014.


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by Sean BradleyBuying a graphics card is a big investment so you’ll want to make sure you’re buying the one that suits your needs. We’ve got the best graphics cards deals right here, along with some advice on which one to buy.
If you’re planning on building a gaming PC then your graphics card is going to be the very heart of your rig. Combined with the CPU, the GPU is the deciding factor in what graphical settings you can run your game at and the frame rate it will be able to sustain.
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If you can't afford the high-end RTX cards, then perhaps the GTX 1660 with 6GB of GDDR5 memory will do the job.
Which graphics card should I buy?
Nvidia's RTX range of graphics cards is the obvious choice for a current gen card. However, if you can't afford one then there are still decent GTX GPUs on offer. Take a look at our review of the GTX 1080 and our best motherboard deals too.
Thanks to the influx of cryptocurrency mining and the increased production price of RAM along with Nvidia’s market dominance in this particular area, graphics cards have not been cheap over the past few years.
Things to consider
There are a couple of important factors to consider when purchasing a graphics card. First, you’ll need to think about what exactly you’re going to be using the card for. If you’re mainly playing World of Warcraft, League of Legends or Dota 2 then you’re not going to need a 1080 Ti to run those games on high settings at a decent frame rate.
On the other hand, if you’re determined to play the latest and greatest games at the very highest settings then you’ll want a more powerful card.
The resolution that you play your games at is very important when selecting a card. If you’re playing on a 1080p display then you’re not going to have much trouble getting solid performance, but if you’re using a 2k or 4k screen then you’ll need a faster card to cope with the demand from the monitor.
The same goes with the refresh rate on your monitor. If you’ve gone out of your way to purchase a 120Hz or 144Hz monitor then you’ll need a machine that can reach those frame rates on your desired graphics settings, so it’s worth it to keep that in mind.
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âTMª I'll end in AJ's podcast for your Monday âTMª
âTMª Most wonderful show is âTMª
âTMª Keeping up with the Joneses âTMª
- Welcome to episode 213 of Keeping Up With The Joneses,
where this week I'm especially glad to have
this little snuggle buckle all the way back
from Toronto, Canada.
- I'm back, baby.
Life can return to normal.
- Ah, it can.
I realize that normally we do like a weekly catch-up,
and then we go into our main topic,
But there's so much blur between the main topic
and the weekly catch up that why don't I do
our weekly catch up from the first half
before you went to Toronto?
- Okay.
- And then the main topic can all be about
your time in Toronto.
- Okay.
- First off though, we need to apologize.
This episode is probably gonna be coming out
on a Wednesday, they normally come out on a Monday.
You'll probably understand why it didn't come out
on the Monday as I start talking.
So last week, if I remember correctly,
we had our dear friend, Dan Farrelly,
from Bethel Church in Reading, California,
come out and be with our students in first year,
teaching on brave communication.
Meanwhile, I was teaching in second year
on the coming judgment.
- It's a nice fluffy subject, the coming judgment.
- Well, no, there's nothing.
- There's nothing fluffy about it.
- There's nothing fluffy about it.
- Monday I taught on the doctrine of predestination
and repurvation, which is just horrible.
We started talking about Calvinism and Armenianism.
And if you don't know what either of those are,
just be thankful.
- You're fine.
- Two ends of one spectrum that anyway,
then we started talking about the, oh,
Soteriology, the doctrine of salvation.
I put myself to sleep here.
Then we talked about how, that it's a very real place.
You've heard us talk about this stuff before.
We'll put links in the show notes.
Then the very last class we taught on
the coming judgment, the judgment of Christ.
So all of being said, it was intense, but it was a lot of fun,
but it was a lot of teaching for sure.
And then at the same time,
I had a friend in from Scotland,
a pastor from Scotland who came over to hang out with us.
And so he was staying with us.
And-
- Only us was only him and children.
- Because on Tuesday.
- Because I left.
- You flew up to Toronto, which we'll get to in a second.
- Yes.
- Tuesday, Wednesday, it's all a blur.
It was our six-year-old son's 100th birthday.
I was gonna say that.
- No, 100th day of school.
Right.
- Yes.
- 100th day of preschool,
so I had to dress them up as a 100 year old man.
- Except it's not preschool, it's kindergarten.
- See?
This is what happens when I wipe me.
- He needs me, he needs me.
You just remember that.
(laughs)
- So basically, I was running the show,
which historically has been a very easy thing to do,
but for whatever reason, I don't know whether it's
because we were hosting guests
and it's particularly busy week at work.
And, you know, I'm dealing with the kids,
but don't ask me what the kids ate.
- So here's the thing.
You know how you confess to killing my balloon on camera?
- I didn't confess to killing your balloon on camera.
- Well, on the podcast.
- Yeah.
- So I have a confession for you.
Normally when I go away,
I like make muffins and make sure that the groceries
and the food is all sorted out for you.

I don't even notice when you're gone.
I thought, all right, then I'll just let you do it.
And I left.
- And it was fine.
If I find you need the children, one day for lunch,
I made the kids banana sandwich with Cadbury's buttons
in them.
(laughing)
- Ooh, health food.
(laughing)
- Okay.
- And then twice, twice I let Abigail
buy her lunch because it was easier than making her lunch and yeah I need you I'm sorry I
repent yeah we didn't have any laundry either because you hadn't done any laundry so it was
an interesting week anyway oh I'll show you where those machines are as soon as we're done here
you swarmed around in in Canada land while I just slave and looked after the kids I did I just
swarmed around and then as soon as you landed on Friday we went straight into a weekend conference
with Danny and Sherry Silk also from Bethel Church in Reading California.
All that to say, by the time we normally record our podcast on Sunday night, by the time we got
to Sunday night, it was literally 9.30, by the time we were 9.30 pm that we were free,
and we sat down on the sofa and we're like, "No." We don't have the energy to record and edit and
upload. So that's why this episode is late, but I still know it's going to be a good one,
because we're going to be talking all about Toronto.
- You? - Toronto.
- Yeah.
- I'm gonna look and see what was there anything else
that we were supposed to be talking about?
Oh, I forgot that also in addition to Friday
being the 100 day celebration of kindergarten,
my third grader had to bring in 25 things
that she created at home.
- To sell.
- I discovered that we had a hot glue gun,
a hot glue gun, which is an awful lot of fun to use,
but hurt like you would not believe when it gets on you.
- So like, it's nine, eight minutes.
- It's not glue gun.
- And I'm gluing, she wanted to make pet rocks.
So I'm gluing these little pom-poms on top
and just questioning my life choices.
I'm wondering why my wife just left.
- Well, you said you had this, you know,
so I did mention that the rocks had to be done
and you were like,
- I got this, babe, I got this.
- I don't think I was that dismissive, was I?
- You really were.
- Okay.
- So I just left you a flounder.
I even told Stuart what I had done, my friends.
I was like, well, he said he's got this.
So I didn't even just do the extra things to like set him up.
He said he was, you know, an adult.
- I'd like to help the flu repain.
I am no longer an adult.
I need your help.
- Okay.
- Okay.
- Our main topic is all about the reason you went to Toronto.
Tell everybody why you're in Toronto
and what was going on.
- They had the 25th anniversary
of the revival starting in Toronto,
which, you know, was, I was part of that church
before the revival started.
So our whole senior team, minus Allen, and then, oh, baby.
And then actually Becky ended up not being able to go either
because of some family stuff.
But the four of us went up for the 25th anniversary conference.
So it was awesome.
The worship was great and the speakers were all people
that were connected with the revival.
So like Randy Clark.
- Well, hold on, 'cause I was thinking about this.
I was thinking, they were very, very clever in who they invited.
Yeah.
So for those of you who don't know your really modern church day history, 1994, January 20th,
Randy Clark visits the small little church in Toronto, Canada at the end of a runway
of the airport, and John and Carol Arnott are the pastors of the church, and the Holy
Spirit historically visits this church in incredible power.
So they had the current
So they had the current speakers correct me if I'm wrong with John and Carol, the founding
pastors.
You had Stephen Sandra, who are the senior pastors.
You had Randy Clark, all those guys were right there at the beginning.
Yeah, well, Stephen, Stephen Sander didn't speak.
Oh, they were just hosting.
They were hosting.
Okay.
So you had speakers from the, from the main of, you know, from the historical event, Randy
and John and Carol.
Yes.
invited Heidi Baker and Bill Johnson, who arguably would be two of the most well-known
present-day ministries who were greatly impacted by that revival.
Yeah, it just, yeah, it sort of turned everything on its head for them.
And then they had the next generation leaders.
Benning and Sean.
And then you had Brian and Jen Johnson leading worship.
Yeah.
And then Duncan and Kate, who oversee Catch the Fire.
Yeah.
I mean, it was a standup conference.
It was great.
It was also super fun.
Well, it was great.
I mean, Randy kicked it off and it was typical.
Randy is very approachable and, you know, he's, he just, when you teach, when he teaches,
you're just like, wow, this is for me.

He's so good.
So good.
And then they prayed for everybody and they had it all organized.

If you came from Europe, you go to this room.
if you can't, you know, and they had all the teams
and the different, it was so well organized.
It was just really good.
So you have like however many thousands of people
'cause it sold out just being able to get prayer
every single one of them.
So it was great.
- What was it like going back to your church
as a visitor when you used to be a,
like a member of the fabric?
Was that bizarre?
Because you posted one photo to your Instagram feed,
are you lining up to get in the building?
- It's the first time I've ever lined up ever.
So even at the beginning of the revival,
I didn't line up, I had keys.
And so it's kind of funny that on the 25th anniversary
is the first time I ever lined up.
- Beautiful.
- To get in.
So there you go, I lined up.
It was, I mean, on one level, it was cool to kind of see it,
how everybody else saw it, I guess,
and sort of go through, they had planned it so well
and it really ran like a machine, you know, just everything.
- A bunch of geniuses up there
who've been running conferences for 25 years
and are brilliant at it.
- Yeah, so in many levels it was super fun and educational
and then I saw tons of people in the lineup
that maybe I wouldn't have seen
once we got in the massive room.
So I got to hug lots of people.
- I was gonna say, did you forget just how many people
you know from 25 years of being in Toronto?
- I was, well, there were some people
that definitely knew me and I didn't know them at all,
but I had some random huggings.
- Right. - Yeah.
- Well, you just are like,
"Hey, it's so nice to see you, man."
- You know, thanks for that great big hug.
Do I know you?
But for the most part, I mean, it was just really fun
to be with people that I've known for 25 or more years
and being a place where we're all just sort of giving God glory for what he's done and what he's
doing. And it really was like a global meetup, wasn't it?  All over the world.
Friends family connection. We had some friends that came up from New Zealand and
I saw people from Australia that I know in England bumped into like Paul Oakley and people like that.
That's just like tons of people from all over the world
that came home to the place where they got impacted,
if that makes sense.
So it's very cool.
And then Wednesday, John spoke,
and I mean, I think I could probably listen to John all day.
He's just so calm while talking about amazing things
and just super encouraging.
And then they did like panels and stuff.
- Like a Q and A panel?
Q&A panel that were all sort of mediated by Ben, which was great.
And then Sarah spoke, which was amazing.
Sarah Jackson and actually Ben Jackson, they've been on our podcast before, put Link in the
show notes to their episodes.
Yeah.
So, honestly, Sarah was off the charts.
She's so good.
And then Duncan and Kate spoke.
It was just sort of, it was really fun to just see all of these different people doing what
they're built to do and just think, wow, 25 years has impacted so many people and just
their testimonies and didn't hide in Carol tag team and obliterate the place.
Awesome.
So I think that was on Thursday.
Heidi had spoken the morning and it was sort of half staying half speak, but it was great.
And then in the afternoon, Carol and Heidi were talking about the Holy Spirit and basically,
what does the Holy Spirit do?
Why do you want them to be your friend kind of thing?
And then what hinders him?
But it was funny because Heidi would share different stories from her life.
And Carol's one of these people where if you share a touching story, she wants to touch
you.
She just wants to go, "Oh, oh."
- And connect with you.
- And connect with you.
And so Heidi's sharing some deep things
that she's walked through or experienced
and been healed of and that kind of stuff.
And every time she'd share something
that was super deep or super sweet,
Carol would be like, oh,
and then Heidi would hit the floor.

We wanna hear the rest or whatever.
And sometimes she just left her
and Carol would teach for a bit.
And then Heidi'd finally get back up the floor
and Heidi would teach a little bit,
and then she'd share some sort of story,
and then Carol would reach for her and down she'd go,
and it was pretty fun.
It was lovely.
- What would you say your top three moments
of your trip was?
- They're probably all relational things,
just getting to connect with people I've known for ever,
and just sit next to them, or be in the same room,
and just experience God together kind of thing.
- You have two more.
- Just getting some time with Carol,
sneaking away and doing that.
And then number three,
we'll probably be being with our Grace Center team there
and just getting to experience all of that there with them.
Kind of like, hey, let me introduce you to what was my home.
You know what I'm surprised that you didn't give in an answer?
What?
Was decent ethnic food?
Well, yeah, I didn't want to seem too shallow by putting food on my top three, but let's
say it comes in at three and a half.
Yeah.
Yes.
We actually took Tony and Jeff and Danielle to Fomi 99, which is like a...
Fafmi 99.
Wow.
That's about Faux.
uh, for me 99, uh, which is a Vietnamese place and it's great. I mean, you go in there and
you kind of order by number and you're not really sure what you're going to get and this is still
six dollars a bowl. I'd have to like eight dollars or something. It used to be our after church venue.
Every every week, every week, Sunday, soon as church was over, it would go there because it was
cheap and it was filling and very tasty and.
Yes, and so I think Tony liked it, but Jeff loved it.
So for every meal until they went home, he was trying to figure out if we could make
it back there, which we had gone down in the middle of the day on a Tuesday, but normally
traffic so bad in Toronto that during the lunch breaks or dinner breaks, it wasn't
really a feasibility.
So we never made it back.
So I think I'll be able to get him back to Toronto for Vietnamese food at least.
It is amazing to me that 25 years later, the power of the Holy Spirit is still being poured
out in that place.
Yeah.
And lives are still being touched and lives are still being transformed.
And I just love that about John and Carol.
I love their faithfulness to just give away everything that they've been given.
And they've just stewarded it brilliantly.
I think church history is going to smile really, really well on this season of church history
and John and Carol's contribution.
I was wondering, would you pray for all of our listeners to experience the touch of the
Holy Spirit as someone who has spent much of her life in Toronto whose existence predates
revival in that church, and somebody who's been saturated in that, and somebody who's
just been there?
Would you?
Hey, you could do the thing where you stretch out and touch the TV screen.
You want them to touch the TV?
I love that.
You know what?
I'm a sucker for all that.
Let's do this.
I know some of you are going to be watching via video and so you're going to have a visual
and others are going to be listening.

Just imagine somebody's going to put a big box.
Let's all hope they're in Teslas right now.
That Tesla is all a pilot.
Okay.
So if you're driving, please don't do this until later.
You can just open your heart to receiving a gift.
But it's just sort of, position yourself in a posture of receiving is basically what
I'm saying.
I'm in the receive mode.
Holy Spirit, I ask for every single person that is listening to this podcast, that is
watching the video cast, Lord, that you would fill them from the top of their heads to the
tip of their toes, Lord, that you would wash away everything of anxiety, everything of
of fear, everything of sickness.
And Lord, that you would fill them so much with your presence
that they would overflow in their families,
they would overflow in their workplaces,
wherever they go, that you Holy Spirit
would sort of splash out of them
and affect the environment and the places where they go.
Lord, I ask that you would come and touch them
in such a powerful way that they would know
that you've answered their prayer.
So I thank you, Lord, for what you're about to do
and what you're continuing to do in each one of us
because you're good.
- Oh, I love that.
Yeah, I totally feel the Holy Spirit with your pray.
It's about time for a listener's question.
- Oh! - Are you ready for them?
- Yeah, I'm ready.
Wait, slurp of coffee.
- Okay, yeah, it's freezing in here.
I did try to run a heater.
- My coffee's not even hot anymore.
- Well, I did try to run a heater in our studio,
which is in our basement right now and...
- If you could see it.
It looks like a better in 10.
And then we just put up a wall behind it to make it look good.
(laughs)
- It's sorry.
- There's lots of lights.
- There's lots of all sorts of things.
- Lots of electricity, lots of lights.
So I think we're maxing out the panel that,
everything's run off like one, one 10 outlet
and about 16 different boxes.
Like we need to get Neil out here.
He'll probably have a fit when he sees it.
But when I put like an a heater,
it cuts the power to everything.
I'm like, okay, we just need to be cold till we can figure out why that's happening.
Which is why you can also hear, which is AJ's ski jacket.
I can't.
It's so cold down here.
All right.
This is a great question.
This is from an anonymous listener who's written in.
High anonymous listener.
And they have said, I've heard you say that the more healing a single person gets,
the more healed up the people they attract will be.
So our whole theory is that you attract the level of emotional and
relational health that you currently possess.
- Yes.
- I've also heard you say to go hard after God,
then just look around and see who's keeping up.
Okay, if you're looking for a boyfriend or girlfriend,
move her somebody a day, just pursue the Lord.
- The whole visual, like you're running in the news.
Oh, look, there's people with me, okay, yeah.
- I'm wondering though, if you have any advice
for discerning whether it's wise to pursue a relationship
without judging the other person's walk with God,
I imagine your first answer would be to look
fruit, but are there specific earmarks of maturity you would be looking for in particular?
I think you're asking two questions there.
The first question is, if we have any advice for you to discern whether it's wise to pursue
a relationship without judging the other person's walk with God, no, that's not wise.
Right?

So in order to be equally yoked, you have to be able to assess the level of maturity
of the person that you're pursuing.
And again, you're not judging the person, you're just sort of judging the fruit really,
more than anything else, right?
Yeah, you're just wanting to assess, is this person going to be compatible with me?
Are they running in the same direction?
And remember that a judgment is an observation with attitude.
So you're not sort of going, "I can't believe they blah, blah, blah," but you're just being
observant to say, "Hey, is this person actually who they say they are?"
Right.
mind, you ask what are there specific earmarks of maturity that we should be looking for in
particular? What kind of earmarks would you be looking for? So when you're considering whether
it's the date me or not, what were some of the hallmarks of somebody you wanted in some of you
were going to be in relationship with?
- Well me, I guess knowing that I just needed you
to be good looking baby and have a pulse,
not just kidding.
- You're welcome.
- I was very aware that I didn't want to shrink back
and pretend that I'm not who I am, say I am,
or not be who I am.
- Right.
- So I knew I was looking for somebody
that would be able to lead me and not give in
to like fear of man or any of that kind of stuff.
So I think some of it is,
you need to kind of know yourself enough to know
for a female who could lead you.
'Cause I think it's really important
that you got to lead, does that make sense?
- Yeah, but even then, you know,
we should do a podcast on this
'cause I don't think I lead per se,
I think we lead our marriage.
- We do, I do agree that with that,
But I, as a female, just needed to be able to trust
that you could lead.
- Yeah.
- Does that make sense?
- I'm fine to lead as long as you don't go to Toronto
and lead me with like groceries or, you know,
bed linen or clothes or 100 year old makeup
or pom-poms on a hot glue gun, right?
I think we've established that fact.
What are some of the other characteristics
you'd be looking for?
I'd be, I mean, just a no-brainer,
simple devotion to Christ.
- Yes.
- Is the person you're looking at fully devoted to Jesus?
Does their relationship with God cause you jealousy?
- Yep.
- You just did?
Like when I met you, I was like, "Dannning!"
Thought I was devoted and then I saw you
and I was just like, "Okay, no,
"in terms of a spirit of competition,
"but are you inspired by their connection with God?"
- Yeah, would being with them want you to get closer to God
or sort of lull you into apathy?
- One of the pieces of advice that we got,
which I didn't like at the time,
but now I see his wisdom,
Fred Wright, who's one of AJ's spiritual fathers,
I asked, "Hey, could I, I'd really like to date AJ?"
And he said, "I think that's a great idea.
Just do me a favor, don't get married
until you've seen four seasons together."
And at the time I was like, four seasons,
that's like a year, which isn't really, okay?
'Cause you know, you've got spring, summer, fall, winter.
I mean, anyway.
The point was, it's really, really important
to see people in different seasons,
not just natural seasons, like what are they like in the winter and what are they like in the summer,
but seasons of stress, seasons of challenge, seasons of hope, seasons of disappointment,
what are they like with power, what are they like with people, what are they like around their family,
what are they like under pressure, those sorts of things are things you want to pay attention to.
Yeah. But I also think seasons are important because the whole season of seasonal effect of
disorder thing, like people do change in different seasons. You get super grumpy when it's wet.
I get grumpy when I do it.
You don't like rain.
They're nobody likes rain.
Okay. See, that's called justification of sin.
My hair gets fuzzy.
That's why I get grumpy.
That's a silly company.
I don't want fuzzy hair.
So, I hope that helps.
Those are the other things you're going to think of
that you look for.
I think you look for somebody who's willing
and is demonstrating that they're dealing with their own stuff.
Yes.
 But if you find someone who's already working on their
stuff and working on their forgiveness issues and pressing into God and that kind of stuff,
then I think that that makes that whole thing a lot easier.
Mm-hmm. Agreed. Agreed. Yet. Do they go after stuff? What's it like when you give them feedback?
Can they apologize? Oh, important things that you will find out one way or another,
are better to do your research before you have matching rings. On the topic of matching rings,
we had a very important kind of query that we sent out to the internet last week.
Okay, so the query was, I was asking if people once they're asleep, so married couples, when you're
in bed. It's not. I'm not talking about during special cuddle time or any of that. I'm just
talking about when you're going to sleep. Do you want to be touched as you're falling
asleep? Do you want to be touched or or are you don't touch me people and unanimously
people said don't touch me, which just goes to prove that you're all freaks because the
The correct answer is, you fall asleep, snuggled up with somebody and it's amazing.
It was so funny.
I had so many different people come up and go, "Hey, I didn't see the poll on Instagram."
I think that's because we forgot to put it up.
No, it's because I deliberately didn't put it because by that time, that time I had so
many people say, "I'm Team AJ.
I'm Team AJ.
I'm Team AJ."
And I'm just thinking, "There are so many weirdos out there."
No.
And on Sunday, it was really funny.
The Zofals came up to me.
And the Zofals be in their 70s or late 70s.
- You can't say that the Zofals
are a gorgeous couple in our church.
Who have got much more wisdom
and much more years of marriage than we had.
- And they don't want to be touched either.
- And they come on there like, no.
And lots of people said we have an invisible line
with a bed and you do not cross it.
- Well, I actually have come up with an invention
that I'd like to make based upon this,
such I think many people would purchase.
- Go on.
- Basically, I want to somehow put a taser strip
down the center of the bed.
- Spice things up.
- So that once activated,
and it would just be activated when it's sleeping time,
it would like light up and just give a small bud.
Well, motivating shock to those people crossing the line
so that you get your own space to sleep in.
I would like to revise my answer.
You know what you're saying?
What do you look for in a person
that you're interested in pursuing?
Make sure you're compatible in the cuddling
as you fall asleep thing.
That's an important thing.
- Good luck to you that wanna be touched
because most people don't.
So you're looking from a very small pool.
So as we're wrapping up,
I wanna say hi to our friends in West Gaggenich.
I got to see you in Toronto.
It's so nice to see you.

- Explain what a West Gaggenich is.
- A wascagan-ich is a Cree reservation up on the James Bay.
And it was a place I got to go and minister a few times.
They're an amazing, amazing group of believers.
And that was really fun to see you
at the Revival Conference.
- And a Cree is?
- Cree are North American Indians.
- Yeah.
- I'm just, when I age you said, hey, we're gonna go
with scaggin' it, I'm like, we're gonna go wear it out.
And you're absolutely right, it is absolutely beautiful.
It was one of my most memorable trips ever.
So I'm so glad that we can still be with you,
at least electronically in your ears or on your TV screen.
- And thank you for feeding us moose.
I loved the moose.
Not so much the moose lips, but the moose, very good.
(laughs)
We also wanna thank one of our patrons named Shannon.
Thank you so much for helping us do this show.
- Yeah, our patrons are wonderful listeners
just like you who support the show financially
from as little as a dollar an episode.
You can become a patron yourself by visiting
allen and aga.com/support.
In addition to funding the show,
you can actually watch the video version of this podcast.
You can watch a shivering.
Apparently, Edgy said everything I'm wearing today
is wrong and none of it matches.
- You need to watch the video.
It's not right.
- Don't tell them.
- It's not right.
Okay.
- It's just a nun's outfit.
It's nothing weird about that.
So nun's outfit with a cowboy hat.
I don't know what's wrong with that.
So until next week, thanks for tuning in.


QUIZ SHOW A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2000
These days game shows are viewed as symbol of everything which is false and artificial on television. But few decades ago, in the pioneering days of the new media, perception of game shows was completely different. In 1950s America quiz shows were not just the most popular form of television - they were viewed as the living embodiment of American Dream. They gave Average Joes their chance for instant fame and fortune. They also awarded good old traditional values like hard work and education over physical looks, strengths and luck - those qualities beyond the reach of mere mortals. But in 1958 that belief was forever shattered with a scandal that would gradually turn American Dream into nightmare... At least this is what screenwriter Paul Attanasio and director Robert Redford are trying to convince us in their 1994 drama QUIZ SHOW.
The plot of the film is based on the true story that began in 1958. In that time the most popular television show is NBC's "Twenty One". For several weeks one of its contestants, Herbert Stempel (played by John Turturro) is on the winning streak, earning huge amounts of money in the process. Producers, on the other hand, don't share his enthusiasm because New York Jew with the bad teeth can't make sponsors happy. So, they pressure Stempel to take a dive and find new, more suitable contestant in the form of Charles Van Doren (played by Ralph Fiennes), good-looking WASP college professor belonging to American intellectual aristocracy. After few months, disgruntled Stempel unsuccessfully tries to alert public about the rigging but his efforts are fruitless until he meets with ambitious congressional investigator Richard Goodwin (played by Rob Morrow).
Redford again showed his good directorial skills and the recreation of late 1950s is almost flawless. The acting is great - Ralph Fiennes is good choice for charismatic intellectual unable to cope with difficult moral choices; Turturro makes great contrast as victim nobody feels sorry for and Morrow is great as relentless, idealist public crusader. QUIZ SHOW is, therefore, film that shouldn't disappoint the audience. But the same audience probably has few reasons to be very enthusiastic about this piece of cinema. Reason for that lies in antiquated subject matter. Rigging of game shows perhaps represented something quite shocking for 1950s public, but for newer generations, those raised on Watergate, Iran-Contra and Clinton presidency and those who now take media manipulation for granted, this "scandal" looks terribly insignificant. Those viewers could hardly accept Redford's view of these events as something that represented "the loss of American innocence". At least not without some sort of irony, but the irony is something this film terribly lacks. Redford takes everything in this film too seriously, and, in the end, this film looks outdated and quixotic, resembling one of its characters in his last futile crusade against emerging power of television. However, this cinematic effort, although failed and, ironically, better suited for television as a medium, still represents one of more interesting (and rare) examples of socially conscious 1990s Hollywood films.
RATING: 6/10 (++)
Review written on July 18th 2000
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December 9, 2019
Anastasiya Kvitko Leaves Little To The Imagination In String Bikini
Anastasiya Kvitko heated up Instagram with her latest post in which she wore a string bikini that left little to the imagination.
The beauty appeared to be on a deck in the update, which consisted of three photos that showed her wearing a tiger-striped thong bikini. The top looked like it barely fit her as it stretched across her chest. The top had strings that wrapped around her abdomen, calling attention to her thin waist. The bottoms were nothing more than small pieces of fabric held around her hips by thin strings.
One of the photos captured Anastasiya from behind at a slight side angle. The snap showed her from the mid-thigh up, giving her fans a nice look at her world-famous booty in the cheeky bottoms as well as some side boob.
Another picture showed the stunner from behind as she sat on a cushion. The round curve of her hip and her thick thighs were a focal point in the shot, as Anastasiya tuned to look at the camera.
The last photo captured the model from the front as she leaned on one elbow. With her other arm at her waist, she looked down with a serious look on her face. The pose gave her followers a good look at her voluptuous chest, as well as her flat abs and curvy hips.
Anastasiya gave her followers an extra treat with the snap as she was wearing a blond wig. Her makeup was flawless and included dark brows, thick lashes and a matte color on her lips. She donned a pink color on her nails and accessorized with bracelets on one arm.
The beauty wrote an inspirational caption in the post, while also plugging Fashion Nova.
Her followers loved seeing her in the bikini. Many also commented on how much they liked the blond hair color.
“Beauty and perfection in this picture and cute hair style looks good on you,” one follower said.
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“You are even hotter being blonde,” commented a third fan.
 She recently paired the blond look with a pair of skintight pants. Regardless of what color her hair is, the model’s fan can count on her looking fabulous in everything she wears.


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Frank Boosman posted a New York Times editorial on his blog pseudorandom. To quote the editorial: It has been 14 months since the first prisoners from the Afghanistan war were taken to a naval base at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba. The Bush administration says it can hold the detainees indefinitely, without allowing them access to family or legal counsel. Yesterday, a federal Court of Appeals threw out a challenge by some of those detainees to their confinement. The administration and the court are wrong. The detainees may not have the same rights as American citizens, but they are entitled to more due process than they are being given.
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I’ve always liked building things.
I grew up in the US, where a lot of nerds play a lot of video games and spend a lot of time with computers. One of my best friends growing up had a family full of computer people, and my other best friend was also really into playing video games.
Like many programmers, I started out playing a bunch of video games growing up, and in an attempt to beat other gamers, I would try out different hacks (wall-hacks, auto-aim, etc.). Sometimes the patches would work, sometimes they would not work. I spent a lot of time tinkering with the computer to get these things to try and work.
When I was around 10 years old, I built my first crappy third person shooter. I used some kind of game development software and created an extremely buggy, but playable third person shooter with bots that move right and left across the screen. Although I don’t recall anyone but myself playing the game, I do remember spending quite a lot of time on it.
I also remember playing Runescape (an MMORPG) in the early days, and using macros to automate actions to increase my character’s level. Unfortunately Runescape put in detection for these kind of macros, and that account soon got banned.
After I moved to Japan when I was 13, surprisingly many of the people I went to school with didn’t play much PC video games, and they also didn’t know much about using a computer. I naturally faded away from computers and gradually shifted towards playing basketball.
High school for me was odd - though I knew I was an introverted nerd by nature, I found myself playing basketball extremely intensely. We were winning prefectural championships, I was selected as a prefectural representative (mostly for the reason that I am considered to be super tall in Japan), and we played in national tournaments.
On the other hand, despite my involvement in athletic activities, I still found myself wanting to tinker with computers. So I started a blog about basketball. It turned out that the training methods in the US were different from the ones practiced in Japan, so I targeted motivated high school students playing basketball and wrote about US training methods.
As a high school kid, I wanted to make some money, but my time limitations being a student-athlete didn’t allow me to take on any part-time jobs - so I searched for ways to make money doing what I liked; using computers. I first started by signing up to one of those websites where you make extremely small amounts of money by clicking on ads.
I quickly realized this was inefficient, boring, and a waste of time, so I started looking for something that would be more interesting and worthwhile. I soon found out that some people make money writing blogs through ads.
As naive as I was, that was how I got started writing my basketball blog. I googled around for SEO, learned some basic HTML and CSS, and read a bunch of articles about content marketing.
I learned how important it is to determine a specific target audience and write the article as if I were speaking to them. I also learned that to reach a larger audience, I needed to write a bunch of articles with high quality (quantity and quality). I also learned how to research for keywords, where to place Google ads (I’m not sure if these things still apply), how to measure metrics using Google Analytics, etc. I probably only learned the surface of these things, but it was enough to make me around 100 USD per month from Google ad revenues.
This was my first experience of making money without actually working for a company. But what I realized was that I could simply work part-time for a company and make the same amount by working for a week or so - it wasn’t really worth the time and effort. Plus, I didn’t feel that excited to write about basketball, so I left my blog (although it continued making some revenue for some months).
Fast forward to the present and I’m still tinkering with computers. I write a lot of code because it’s a lot of fun for me, it’s an intense hobby I have and I never get tired of it.
Once I learned how to code, my life has changed dramatically.
I’ve always had a bunch of hobbies that I would spend a lot of time with, like playing music, playing basketball, playing video games, etc. but they were never viable career options. When I was a naive middle school kid, I once tried persuading my parents that I wanted to go to Berklee School of Music and become a professional jazz drummer. My parents unsuprisingly discouraged me from that career option, saying that there’s no money in it; which I completely agree with now that I reflect back on it.
Hobbies may inheritenly be a difficult career option for most cases, in the sense that hobbies are by definition, activities that are done in one’s leisure time for one’s pleasure, and not necessary for the fulfillment of others. Since money is just a currency that is exchanged for the value you create for society, unless you are solving someone else’s problems or meeting some kind of need in some kind of way, it’s really unlikely that you’ll be making a career off of it. Unless you are in the top rank of musicians or gamers, it’s really hard to create value for others, since there is a relatively limited market for these careers as of now.
On the other hand, programming has the same addictive nature that things like music or video games have, in that there is never an end to learning, and you can always get better. It’s also easy to measure how competent you are compared to other people (just like how you can compare how much better you are at CounterStrike compared to your rival friend).
One of the things that is different is that there is a high demand for programmers compared to musicians or gamers. This makes sense since a lot of things are now automated or is starting to become automated with software, which means that programmers are needed to create that software.
A high demand for programmers also means that programmers have the ability to solve problems - and when you can solve problems, you tend to get some kind of value in return.
There are many viable career options, but programming is somewhat of a rare one, since the only essential things you need to code and be productive is a laptop and good wifi. I’ve worked remotely for a lot of projects while making a fair amount of money. A lot of companies are allowing developers to work remotely, and it seems that this trend might continue as there are more and more tools being developed to collaborate online with a team.
I’ve always spent a lot of time making things because I like to do so. Coding has allowed me to pursue building things again.
You don’t have to work for a company if you have something that you want to pursue. Right now I’m working on a start up in Nepal that teaches people web development through a combination of an online curriculum and 1 on 1 personal mentor sessions.
Creating the platform is one of the things I enjoy most - not only do I get to code, I get to code the features that I want to build. I don’t need to pay anyone to create the software (that would cost a lot of money), I just build it myself.
I learn something new everyday, not in the sense of emotional growth, but in a sense of practical concrete knowledge that can be applied immediately. There are just limitless amounts of things to know as a programmer which motivates me and forces me in a way to continue learning. I am sure that when I look back at the code I am writing today in 2 or 3 years, or maybe even a couple of months, I will surely be disappointed in myself for that lack of consideration and immaturity of design.
Bugs are encountered numerous times every day and software never works perfectly on the first try. Thus I make a lot of errors everyday. This is normal and I like the idea that I don’t have to be perfect on the first try. I seems cliche, but I never liked the idea of how tests in most schools grade you on the performance of one test. It’s efficient for sure, but it doesn’t really capture and reflect the nature of most types of work. If one of the main purposes of education is to nurture more productive human beings, then why create tests that are opposite of what is practiced in most types of real work?


1st SEASON
- Winter is coming
- The Kingsroad
- Lord Snow
- Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things
- The Wolf and the Lion
- A Golden Crown
- You Win or You Die
- The Pointy End
- Baelor
- Fire and Blood
2nd SEASON
- The North Remembers
- The Night Lands
- What is Dead May Never Die
- Garden of Bones
- The Ghost of Harrenhal
- The Old Gods and the New
- A man Without Honor
- The Prince of Winterfell
- Blackwater
- Valar Morhulis
3rd SEASON
- Valar Dohaeris
- Dark Wings, Dark Words
- Walk of Punishment
- And Now His Watch Is Ended
- Kissed by Fire
- The Climb
- The Bear and the Maiden Fair
- Second Sons
- The Rains of Castamere
- Mhysa
4th SEASON
- Two Swords
- The Lion and the Rose
- Breaker of Chains
- Oathkeeper
- First of His Name
- The Laws of Gods and Men
- Mockingbird
- The Mountain and the Viper
- The Watchers on the Wall
- The Children
5th SEASON
- The Wars to Come
- The House of Black and White
- High Sparrow
- Sons of the Harpy
- Kill the Boy
- Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
- The Gift
- Hardhome
- The Dance of Dragons
- Mother's Mercy
6th SEASON
- The Red Woman
- Home
- Oathbreaker
- Book of the Stranger
- The Door
- Blood of My Blood
- The Broken Man
- No One
- Battle of the Bastards
- The Winds of Winter
7th SEASON
- Dragonstone
- Stormborn
- The Queen's Justice
- The Spoils Of War
- Eastwatch
- Beyond The Wall
- The Dragon and the Wolf
8th SEASON
- Winterfell
- A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
- The Long Night
- The Last of the Starks
- The Bells
- The Iron Throne


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Talking Cubs with Sahadev Sharma of Baseball Prospectus - Episode 6.57 author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 10928 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=10928 date: '2015-02-08 22:00:32 +0000' date_gmt: '2015-02-09 04:00:32 +0000' categories: - Podcast tags: - Baseball Prospectus - Javier Baez - Joe Maddon - Edwin Jackson - Kris Bryant - Addison Russell - Sahadev Sharma comments: - id: 16934 author: Lou Piniella Warns Joe Maddon About Absurd Chicago Mood Swings and Other Bullets | Bleacher Nation | Unofficial Chicago Cubs News, Rumors, and Commentary author_email: '' author_url: http://www.bleachernation.com/2015/02/10/lou-piniella-warns-joe-maddon-about-absurd-chicago-mood-swings-and-other-bullets/ date: '2015-02-10 08:20:28 +0000' date_gmt: '2015-02-10 14:20:28 +0000' content: "[…] Sahadev Sharma was on the Ivy Envy podcast to discuss all manner of interesting Cubs bits. […]" - id: 16945 author: Danny Rockett author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2015-02-10 16:58:53 +0000' date_gmt: '2015-02-10 22:58:53 +0000' content: Gonna listen on the beach! Loved the Pavlidis episode! - id: 17011 author: Jason Mollett author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2015-02-13 07:34:09 +0000' date_gmt: '2015-02-13 13:34:09 +0000' content: Great episode. Maybe you can get him 3-4 times per year. ---
Welcome to the 294th episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast.
This week, we have an interview I did with Sahadev Sharma of Baseball Prospectus. I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation and I think you will too. We touch on several topics in this discussion and Sahadev provides valuable insight.
We start things off by talking about the PECOTA projections and what these projections say the 2015 Cubs could look like. We know that we'll most likely see Kris Bryant up with the Cubs fairly early in the season. What's not as clear at this point is when other prospects will get the call and I ask Sahadev if he thinks we may see Addison at Wrigley in some point in 2015.
Joe Maddon will be a management style we've never seen before with the Cubs, from his on-the-field philosophies to how he deals with the media and fans. Sahadev talks about the previous two Cubs managers and describes what the team will look like with Maddon at the helm.
Edwin Jackson was the first bigger free-agent this front office signed and things have definitely not gone as planned. Sahadev talks about where Jackson's head is right now and he has a pretty good explanation of what went wrong with Edwin.
Javier Baez's strikeouts are a big concern right now. For Baez to realize his potential, his strikeout rate needs to significantly drop. If you were looking for the strikeout rate to drop for Baez over winter ball, that didn't happen. Sahadev does have a good explanation that should make step back from the ledge a bit.
We also look ahead to the 2015 trade deadline and Sahadev predicts what the Cubs mindset will be in regards to selling off prospects if they are in the thick of things later this season.
If you'd like to follow Sahadev on Twitter, you can find him at @SahadevSharma. You can read Sahadev's written pieces on baseball at Baseball Prospectus
Click here for information on the Ivy Envy Cubs Bus Trip.
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STSChat
@interface STSChat : NSObject
Chat room model
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Input mode of chat.
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Objective-C
@property (readonly, nonatomic) STSChatInputMode mode;
Swift
var mode: STSChatInputMode { get }
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Chatroom name.
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Objective-C
@property (readonly, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull chatroomName;
Swift
var chatroomName: String { get }
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The current user object in this chat.
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Objective-C
@property (readonly, nonatomic) STSChatUser *_Nonnull currentUser;
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Total user number of this chat.
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var userCount: Int { get }
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Total total aggregated items contain all of the aggregated items that a chatroom have. The count property in each STSAggregatedItem indicates how many times this aggregated item key being sent.
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Objective-C
@property (readonly, nonatomic) NSArray<STSAggregatedItem *> *_Nonnull totalAggregatedItems;
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The chat stickers.
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Dutch teams to halt play for a minute in racism protest
AMSTERDAM, Nov 22 — Play at all professional football matches in the Netherlands will be halted for a minute this weekend to protest against racism, after a match was suspended last week following the abuse of a player.
Players will not move in the first minute of every match in the country’s Eredivisie and second-tier First Division, while the message “Racism? Then we won’t play” will be shown on all screens and boarding in the stadiums, the Eredivisie said.
“We want to raise attention to the abuse in the stands and discrimination on the field in the Netherlands,” the Eredivisie said.
“We want to remind fans that football belongs to everyone, no matter what their cultural background, religion or sexual preference is.”
Den Bosch’s game against Excelsior Rotterdam was suspended for 10 minutes last Sunday, as the referee took the players off the field after Excelsior forward Ahmad Mendes Moreira was verbally abused by a section of the home fans.
The incident led to outrage throughout the country, with players from the Dutch national team making several public statements against racism before their Euro 2020 qualifier against Estonia on Tuesday.
Netherlands midfielders Georginio Wijnaldum and Frenkie de Jong also gestured to their different skin colours as part of a goal celebration during the match.
Mendes Moreira and Excelsior yesterday decided to press charges against the group of fans, after prosecutors had said they had opened an investigation into the alleged abuse.
As in other European countries, racial abuse is not uncommon at football matches in the Netherlands, yet matches are rarely suspended for it.
Another incident involving Den Bosch occurred in 2013 when a cup match against AZ Alkmaar was briefly suspended as fans racially abused US international Jozy Altidore.
Feyenoord were fined in 2015 by European football’s governing body Uefa after fans threw a large inflatable banana at AS Roma forward Gervinho. — Reuters


Various tools dealing with batch effects, in particular enabling the removal of discrepancies between training and test sets in prediction scenarios. Moreover, addon quantile normalization and addon RMA normalization (Kostka & Spang, 2008) is implemented to enable integrating the quantile normalization step into prediction rules. The following batch effect removal methods are implemented: FAbatch, ComBat, (f)SVA, mean-centering, standardization, Ratio-A and Ratio-G. For each of these we provide an additional function which enables a posteriori ('addon') batch effect removal in independent batches ('test data'). Here, the (already batch effect adjusted) training data is not altered. For evaluating the success of batch effect adjustment several metrics are provided. Moreover, the package implements a plot for the visualization of batch effects using principal component analysis. The main functions of the package for batch effect adjustment are ba() and baaddon() which enable batch effect removal and addon batch effect removal, respectively, with one of the seven methods mentioned above. Another important function here is bametric() which is a wrapper function for all implemented methods for evaluating the success of batch effect removal. For (addon) quantile normalization and (addon) RMA normalization the functions qunormtrain(), qunormaddon(), rmatrain() and rmaaddon() can be used.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0), glmnet, lme4, MASS, sva, affyPLM |
| Imports: | FNN, fuzzyRankTests, mnormt, affy, Biobase |
| Suggests: | ArrayExpress |
| Published: | 2016-06-03 |
| Author: | Roman Hornung, David Causeur |
| Maintainer: | Roman Hornung <hornung at ibe.med.uni-muenchen.de> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | bapred citation info |
| CRAN checks: | bapred results |
| Reference manual: | bapred.pdf |
| Package source: | bapred_1.0.tar.gz |
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| Old sources: | bapred archive |
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A frigid globe of cold energy streaks from your fingertips to a point of your choice within range, where it explodes in a 60-foot-radius sphere. Each creature within the area must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 10d6 cold damage. On a successful save, it takes half as much damage.
If the globe strikes a body of water or a liquid that is principally water (not including water-based creatures), it freezes the liquid to a depth of 6 inches over an area 30 feet square. This ice lasts for 1 minute. Creatures that w ere swimming on the surface of frozen water are trapped in the ice. A trapped creature can use an action to make a Strength check against your spell save DC to break free.
You can refrain from firing the globe after completing the spell, if you wish.
At any time, you or a creature you give the globe to can throw the globe (to a range of 40 feet) or hurl it with a sling (to the sling's normal range). It shatters on impact, with the same effect as the normal casting of the spell. You can also set the globe down without shattering it. After 1 minute, if the globe hasn't already shattered, it explodes.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 7th level or higher, the damage increases by 1d6 for each slot level above 6th.


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| module ti.sysbios.rts.gnu.ReentSupport |
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Newlib RTS library re-entrancy support module
The Reentrancy Support module implements locking APIs for the
Newlib libraries and provides an overloaded implementation of
the library's __getreent() function to make the C runtime library
calls re-entrant and thread safe.
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#include <ti/sysbios/rts/gnu/ReentSupport.h>
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extern const Bool | |
DETAILS
The Reentrancy Support module implements locking APIs for the
Newlib libraries and provides an overloaded implementation of
the library's __getreent() function to make the C runtime library
calls re-entrant and thread safe.
The C runtime library (newlib libc/libm) functions internally
call __getreent() to get the address of the currently executing
thread's reentrancy structure.
The __getreent() function allocates storage for the reentrancy
structure when it is called for the very first time within a
thread context. Any subsequent calls to __getreent() within the
same thread context read the current thread's stored context to
determine the previously allocated reentrancy structure's address
and return it.
When a thread is deleted, the DeleteHook is called and will free
any memory that was allocated to store the reentrancy structure
associated with the thread.
The C runtime library calls locking APIs to ensure thread
safety. The locking APIs are defined in the sys/lock.h header
that is distributed with XDC tools. This module provides an
implementation for these locking APIs.
Reentrancy support is enabled by default if tasking is enabled
and can be disabled by adding the following code to the application's
config script.
var ReentSupport = xdc.useModule('ti.sysbios.rts.gnu.ReentSupport');
// 'true' to enable Task level reentrancy support (default)
// 'false' to disable Task level reentrancy support
ReentSupport.enableReentSupport = false;
Note: Calling C runtime functions from SWI and HWI threads
is not supported and will generate an exception if
reentrancy support is enabled.
| config ReentSupport_A_badThreadType // module-wide |
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extern const Assert_Id ReentSupport_A_badThreadType;
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Enable re-entrancy support
extern const Bool ReentSupport_enableReentSupport;
| Module-Wide Built-Ins |
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// Get this module's unique id
Bool ReentSupport_Module_startupDone();
// Test if this module has completed startup
// The heap from which this module allocates memory
Bool ReentSupport_Module_hasMask();
// Test whether this module has a diagnostics mask
Bits16 ReentSupport_Module_getMask();
// Returns the diagnostics mask for this module
Void ReentSupport_Module_setMask(Bits16 mask);
// Set the diagnostics mask for this module
var ReentSupport = xdc.useModule('ti.sysbios.rts.gnu.ReentSupport');
module-wide config parameters
msg: "A_badThreadType: Cannot call a C runtime library API from a Hwi or Swi thread."
};
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Skydiver crashes into wall at halftime of Packers game (Video)
by TSD StaffNFL halftime shows are serious business, and sometimes teams really go overboard attempting to get fans fired up in between quarters of games.
The Packers scheduled a pretty awesome event for halftime of Sunday’s game against the Panthers at Lambeau Field, although it didn’t really go as expected.
A skydiver came flying into the stadium — which fans enjoyed watching — and he appeared to be on track or a solid landing, touching down first right around the five-yard line.
However, he had a bit more speed than he had anticipated, and the skydiver ended up crashing into the wall.
He was OK afterward, but yeah, he definitely overshot that landing.


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Hello
Has anyone tried to make the communication between for example a pulse counting emontx and a Raspberry Pi two way, so that the Raspberry acknowledges that it received the transmission?
Considering the general flakiness of wireless transmissions, wouldn't this be a good idea? Would complicate things a bit of course, but should be possible.
Re: Transmission acknowledgement
The JeeLib library fully supports ACK'ed transmission. Take a look at the RF12 Demo sketch, the 's' command is for normal send and the 'a' command is for a send and ACK.
P.
Re: Transmission acknowledgement
Thanks, found some info and will give it a try.
http://jeelabs.org/2010/12/11/rf12-acknowledgements/
Re: Transmission acknowledgement
I believe it has never been done because the emonTx is designed to be able to run on batteries. If it had to stay awake to receive an acknowledgement, then battery life would suffer. Clearly that is not an issue with mains power.
Re: Transmission acknowledgement
Good point, although why can't it go to sleep after receiving ack? There should be a fairly minimal delay, no?
Re: Transmission acknowledgement
Hi @ll.
@Rob I'm running my one (EmonTX) with ACKs since the beginning of Dec, and so far so good - 2965mV
@o_cee : That's pretty straightforward. Add this at the beginning of the EmonTX sketch:
Replace void send_rf_data() in emontx_lib with:
.. and it should fly away. Word of warning, tho. You have to have the most recent Martin's RMF2Pi sketch, the only change that's required is from ' mySerial.print((int) rf12_hdr); ' to ' mySerial.print((int) rf12_hdr & 0x1F); ' to clear the ACK bit and avoid adding 32 to the node ID for nodes requiring ACK.
There are some (minor) stability issues at the moment with ACKs on the PI, but Martin is working hard to iron the bugs out ;)
https://github.com/mharizanov/RFM2Pi/tree/master/firmware would be your destination of choice..
All the best.
TBP
Re: Transmission acknowledgement
Thanks, I'll give that a shot!


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Thanks to Zach Holman for open sourcing his previous Jekyll blog.
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Thanks to Zach Holman for open sourcing his previous Jekyll blog.


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NXT Cruiserweight Champion Lio Rush vs. Kalisto vs. Akira Tozawa (Triple Threat Match)
by WWE.comThe battle for brand supremacy begins tonight at Survivor Series Kickoff when NXT Cruiserweight Champion Lio Rush will defend the title against two former champions – Raw’s Akira Tozawa and SmackDown’s Kalisto.
All three Superstars have faced off with each other on WWE 205 Live in the past and are certainly no strangers to one another. Tonight, Rush defends his coveted NXT Cruiserweight Championship hoping to score an early victory for WWE NXT while Kalisto and Tozawa each have their own machinations to reclaim the title and name it after their own respective brands.
Don’t miss Survivor Series Kickoff, streaming live tonight starting at 5 ET/2 PT on WWE Network, WWE.com, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. Then, be sure to stay tuned as the battle for brand supremacy between Raw, SmackDown and NXT kicks off when Survivor Series streams live at 7 ET/4 PT on the award-winning WWE Network.


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Preparation time
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over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
A rich, slow-cooked venison stew with a hint of spice and fruit that makes the perfect comfort food.
Preheat the oven to 150C/300F/Gas 2.
Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan. Season the venison with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then add to the hot pan. Fry the meat in batches until browned all over, then set aside.
Add a little olive oil and a generous knob of butter to a large, lidded casserole. Fry the shallots over a medium heat until they start to colour. Add the bacon, carrots and garlic and continue to cook for a few minutes. Add the browned venison to the casserole dish.
Pour in the red wine and port, bring to the boil and then simmer until the liquid has reduced by half. Add the stock, star anise, cinnamon and redcurrant jelly, and season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Place the lid on the casserole dish and transfer to the oven and cook for 1½-2 hours, or until the meat is tender.
For the butternut squash mash, add the butter to a large pan. Gently fry the squash without colouring for 15-20 minutes, or until soft. Add the cream and season to taste with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Use a hand blender to blend the butternut squash until smooth. Pass the mash through a sieve and set aside in a warm place until ready to serve.
For the red cabbage, place the crème de cassis, red wine, orange zest and thyme in a pan. Bring to a simmer and cook until the liquid has reduced in volume by three-quarters.
In a separate pan over a high heat, add a little olive oil and fry the cabbage for two minutes. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Add the vinegar and transfer to a clean pan. Add a little more oil to the pan the cabbage was fried in and gently fry the onions for 10 minutes.
Add the onions to the cabbage and pour over the reduced cassis mixture . Mix well, cover with foil and cook in the oven with the venison for an hour.
When the casserole is cooked, carefully remove all the venison pieces into a clean pan then use a sieve to strain the cooking liquid onto the meat. Place on over a high heat and bring to a rolling boil. Cook until the liquid has reduced in volume by half.
Serve the casserole with the butternut squash mash and red cabbage alongside.


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ngx-canaima contains all core (and not only) Bootstrap components powered by Angular and ngx-bootstrap. So you don't need to include original JS components, but we are using markup and css provided by Bootstrap.
To install this library, run:
$ npm install ngx-canaima --save
You will need bootstrap styles (Bootstrap 3)
<!-- index.html -->
<link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
You will have to import the styles.scss from ngx-canaima/assets/stylesheet/styles.scss
into your application main style.scss
file
// styles.scss
@import 'mixins';
@import 'variables';
@import '~ngx-canaima/assets/stylesheet/styles.scss';
@import 'common';
If you have a variables
file that overrides Bootstrap variables, put the ngx-canaima styles before it.
Once you have published your library to npm, you can import your library in any Angular application by running:
$ npm install ngx-canaima --save
and then from your Angular AppModule
:
import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { AppComponent } from './app.component';
// Import your library
import { NgxCanaimaModule } from 'ngx-canaima';
@NgModule({
declarations: [
AppComponent
],
imports: [
BrowserModule,
NgxCanaimaModule
],
providers: [],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule { }
Once your library is imported, you can use its components, directives and pipes in your Angular application:
<!-- You can now use your library component in app.component.html -->
<h1>
{{title}}
</h1>
<as-card
[title]="'I love bacon"
[subtitle]="Yes I do!"
[shadow]="1"
>
</as-card>
Demo comming soon!.
API Comming soon!.
So you are in trouble, where to get help:
you can search and ask for help at StackOverflow
if none of this helped please search and only then open new issue
Are very welcome! And remember, contribution is not only PRs and code, but any help with docs or helping other developers to solve issues are very appreciated! Thanks in advance!
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| 1. Welcome back to Anton Math. | |
| 2. In this video, we're going to be talking about some of our basic set operations, the most common set operations that we use when we're talking about sets. | |
| 3. Let's let S, T, and R be sets. | |
| 4. I'm not sure I'm going to use R, but just in case. | |
| 5. Now, the first operation I want to talk about is called the Union. | |
| 6. It's just called union. | |
| 7. We denote a union, say S union T in this way. | |
| 8. It's kind of this U. | |
| 9. It's not actually a U, it's more like a cup kind of symbol. | |
| 10. You can have a set called U, and it will look a little bit different. | |
| 11. Inside notation, what this is defined as, this is going to be all of the elements X, where X is an element of S or X is an element of T. | |
| 12. Pretty much, we're gluing these two sets together. | |
| 13. We're taking all of the elements of S and all of the elements of T and making a new set that just contains any element that's in one or the other. | |
| 14. Now, remember, this is mathematical or. | |
| 15. Let's just say two was in S and in T, two would still be in here. | |
| 16. It's not an exclusive or. | |
| 17. It includes the case, where X is in both, S and T. | |
| 18. My only requirement is that it's in at least one of them. | |
| 19. We also have an opposite idea in a certain sense, the intersection. | |
| 20. Now, the intersection of sets, let me denote this S intersection T, it's like the union sign, but upside down. | |
| 21. That's going to be defined as all of the elements X, where X is in S and X is in T. | |
| 22. Remember, this is or, this is and. | |
| 23. My requirement here is that it's in both. | |
| 24. If it's in S and it's not in T, then it's not going to be in the intersection. | |
| 25. The intersection is the set of all common elements between the two sets, S and T. | |
| 26. Now, we also have a difference. | |
| 27. The difference can be denoted a couple of different ways. | |
| 28. Sometimes you'll see it S minus T, but this is the same thing as S and then it's kind of forward slash T. | |
| 29. What this means is, this is going to be the set of all of elements that are in S and are not in T. | |
| 30. All of the X, where X is in S, and X is not in T. | |
| 31. Basically, we're taking the entire set S and then we're removing any elements from S that happen to be in T. | |
| 32. Then, one last operation we can talk about is called the complement. | |
| 33. Now, this is denoted a couple of different ways. | |
| 34. I could write this with S with a bar. | |
| 35. Sometimes, it'll be S with this tilde on top of it. | |
| 36. Sometimes, it'll be S with this little C. | |
| 37. Depends on what text you're using. | |
| 38. These all mean S complement. | |
| 39. S complement, this is going to be with respect to a particular universe we talked about in the last video. | |
| 40. We talked about universe. | |
| 41. This is defined to be the universe and then I take out everything that's in S. | |
| 42. In other words, this is the set of all X in whatever universe I'm talking about. | |
| 43. Maybe that universe is rational numbers, maybe that universe is real numbers, whatever it is I'm talking about, where X is specifically not in S. | |
| 44. Any other X will do as long as it's within that relative universe. | |
| 45. A couple of notes real quick now that we have terminology. | |
| 46. Of note that I can write this S T, I could write this as S intersected with T complement. | |
| 47. You see that. | |
| 48. Everything in S that's not in T, that's the same thing here, this is everything in S that's also in T complement or that's also part of the set of things that are not in T. | |
| 49. This is an equivalent idea. | |
| 50. We say that if S intersection T is equal to the null set. | |
| 51. In other words, if S and T have nothing in common, S and T are called disjoint. | |
| 52. These are disjoint sets. | |
| 53. For example, the set of all chairs and the set of all bowling balls are disjoint sets. | |
| 54. There's no chair that's a bowling ball unless somebody's made one that I don't know about. | |
| 55. We call those disjoint. | |
| 56. There are two sets that have no commonality, none of their elements are shared. | |
| 57. I've gone over a lot of terminology. | |
| 58. Let's go ahead and do a quick example before I end this video and go onto the properties of these operations. | |
| 59. Let's just say my S is equal to one, two, three and my T is equal to two, four, five. | |
| 60. Given this, we can calculate out some of these things. | |
| 61. My S intersection T, remember that's going to be all of the elements that are in both, S and T. | |
| 62. That's going to be the set containing only the element two. | |
| 63. We see that one and three are not in T, so two is the only element that's in both, S and T. | |
| 64. Now, remember the union is going to be all elements that are in S or T, so one, two, three, four, five. | |
| 65. This is why I keep saying this is like gluing these together. | |
| 66. This is the set of all elements that are just in one of these sets, and we take out any repetition. | |
| 67. Two is in both, but I'm not going to write two twice. | |
| 68. We know that, with sets in general, we don't include any repetition. | |
| 69. The difference S T, that's going to be equal to all of the elements in S that are not in T. | |
| 70. In other words, one and three. | |
| 71. The difference, T-S, that's going to be all the elements in T that are not in S, so four and five because they share that two. | |
| 72. Something you need to know, notice if I had this S T union with T-S, that's going to be the elements one, three, four, five. | |
| 73. That's the same thing as the union of S and T minus the intersection of S and T, isn't it? | |
| 74. It's kind of interesting. | |
| 75. We call this an identity. | |
| 76. This is something that's an identity. | |
| 77. In the next video, I'm going to go over a lot of our set operation rules, a lot of these identities so we can use these tools to simplify the same way that we would use an algebra to simplify an algebraic statement. | |
| 78. We can have these long strings of these set operations and we can use some of these rules in the next video to simplify these strings into something much more compact, much more simple. | |
| 79. Will see you there. |