‘Let’s get to work’ – Ljungberg delivers message to Arsenal fans after Emery exit
by Ron CarneArsenal interim head coach Freddie Ljungberg has sent a message to the club’s supporters after Unai Emery’s sacking was confirmed on Friday.
The Spaniard was dismissed by the Gunners hierarchy after a run of seven games without a win across all competitions, with Ljungberg stepping in as a temporary solution, as confirmed in the club’s statement.
SEE MORE: 10 possible candidates for Arsenal job after Gunners sack Unai Emery
Having been part of the coaching set-up at the Emirates, Ljungberg will be familiar with the players and will undoubtedly draw on the experience he gained as a player at Arsenal too as he attempts to now oversee a win over Norwich City on Sunday.
As seen in his tweet below, the Swede has sent a message to the Arsenal fans after landing his new job, and has insisted that he will ‘give everything I have to put smiles on faces again’.
Time will tell if he is able to do so with his limited experience, but ultimately after a poor run of results under Emery in recent weeks, perhaps the change on the bench will give the players an immediate lift that so often comes with a sacking, before a more permanent appointment is confirmed by the Gunners.
Ljungberg, 42, made over 200 appearances for Arsenal during his playing career, winning two Premier League titles and three FA Cups.
In turn, he’ll likely have the support of the Arsenal faithful as he prepares for his first game in charge, and they’ll be desperate to see him do well and make an immediate impact to keep them in touch with the top four.
As a result of their winless streak, the Gunners have slipped down to eighth place in the table and now sit eight points adrift of fourth spot.


Waze launches relaxing navigation voice to help you de-stress
by Jonathan LamontThis time of year, driving can be especially stressful. Weather, holiday shopping and travelling to visit family can make roads busy, stressful and dangerous. In hopes of minimizing stress, Waze is rolling out a new, relaxing voice.
In partnership with Lincoln, the new turn-by-turn navigation voice “doubles as a calm and mindfulness guide,” according to Waze.
The Google-owned navigation app described the voice as “warm, smooth and easy-going.” Plus, voice prompts feature refreshed phrasing that should encourage relaxation. For example, users will hear phrases like “Ready, set, relax and start driving” and “Heavy traffic reported ahead. Deep breaths!”
From now until December 29th, users can activate the new voice by heading to Settings in the Waze app. Under the Voice Directions section, select the ‘Lincoln Canada’ voice.
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PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
When I hear a film start with a woman saying, `Everybody fucks everybody – it's the nature of the beast,' it usually means I've fallen asleep on the couch and left Showtime on.
Whipped takes place in New York City, where a group of four men meet in a diner each Sunday to loudly discuss their sexual activity from the previous week. There's a Wall Street hunk who is so blonde and so handsome, he's almost Craig Kilborne (Brian Van Holt, television's Love & Money), a chronic masturbator who feels bad because he's only had nine sexual partners (Jonathan Abrahams in his film debut), a married man who finds himself outcast from his sexually active group of friends (Judah Domke, Spanking the Monkey), and an unemployed beatnik writer (Zorie Barber in his film debut – he's also an executive producer).
Each guy brazenly brags about his recent sexual conquests, and more importantly, the sleazy means at which he `scammed' each woman. I guess it's a step up from using date-rape drugs, like in Loser, but it still doesn't make an entertaining film. I thought the film was headed toward a storyline like the superior The Tao of Steve, but instead it gets stuck spinning its wheels in a pool of vulgarities that have no purpose other that shocking the audience.
Whipped initially earned an NC-17 rating from the MPAA, and since the film has no sex scenes, you should have a pretty good idea of how explicit the sexual dialogue can get.  And exactly what crowded diner have you been to where shouting about having your salad tossed or your knob polished is acceptable?
The film is broken up over a seven-week period, and in week two, each single guy unknowingly falls for the same girl. Their diner talk is more subdued as they sheepishly say things like, No, man – this one was different.' Mia (Amanda Peet, The Whole Nine Yards) supposedly has no idea that the men are best friends, but each is so smitten with her, they refuse to give her up. Jealously and hormones rage, but Whipped becomes bogged down with contrived voice-overs make the film choppy and annoying
So what is Mia's story? You know she's playing them from the film's opening line, so the main questions become `why' and `to what end.' Is she a grad student writing a paper on the dating and sexual habits of the American male? Nope. And while the payoff is slightly amusing, it's still a huge letdown.
Whipped is the directorial debut of Peter M. Cohen, who also wrote the film's script. After Peet (who is dating Van Holt in real life) stole the show from Bruce Willis and Matthew Perry in Yards, I figured Whipped would be her big breakout role. But the release date kept getting pushed further and further back, which always makes me skeptical. Although she gets top billing in the film, Peet has less screen time than each of the four main male characters. She's still an up-and-comer with a bright future, but Whipped is something that may have been better off if it was left off her resume.
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PERLRISCOS
Section: Perl Programmers Reference Guide (1)Updated: 2009-02-12
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
README.riscos - Perl version 5 for RISC OSDESCRIPTION
This document gives instructions for building Perl for RISC OS. It is complicated by the need to cross compile. There is a binary version of perl available from <http://www.cp15.org/perl/> which you may wish to use instead of trying to compile it yourself.BUILD
You need an installed and working gccsdk cross compiler <http://gccsdk.riscos.info/> and REXEN <http://www.cp15.org/programming/>Firstly, copy the source and build a native copy of perl for your host system. Then, in the source to be cross compiled:
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$ ./Configure
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Select the riscos hint file. The default answers for the rest of the
questions are usually sufficient.
Note that, if you wish to run Configure non-interactively (see the INSTALL document for details), to have it select the correct hint file, you'll need to provide the argument -Dhintfile=riscos on the Configure command-line.
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- Copy the miniperl executable from the native build done earlier to replace the cross compiled miniperl.
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- This will use miniperl to complete the rest of the build.
AUTHOR
Alex Waugh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Index
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Time: 05:29:08 GMT, December 24, 2015


I'm Misrab, a Stanford grad who's done work in the fields of data science and distributed ledger technology.
I grew up in Singapore, went to the French school, and have lived in California and London.


Introduction¶
Easy and simple configuration.
This module uses a specification when reading a configuration file with a
ConfigParser
(see module configparser
for more
information). Option values will be converted with the specified converter
function, it will be checked whether an option is required or not, default
values can be given for options that are not present in the configuration,
and it can be specified if an option is readonly or not. All this is done by
calling configure()
which returns a Config
object.
If create_properties=True
in configure()
the name of each property
will be a concatenation of the section name and the option name with an
underscore (_
) in between. The resulting string must be a valid Python
identifier. If create_properties=False
this restriction does not apply.
[_configspec_]
readonly: yes
separator: ;
novalue: :novalue:
empty: :empty:
none: :none:
req_tag: :req:
ro_tag: :ro:
rw_tag: :rw:
fix_tag: :fix:
raw_tag: :raw:
A specification for an option looks like this:
opt = conv | :novalue:[; dflt | :req:][; :rw: | :ro: | :fix:][; :raw:]
The converter conv
must be the name of a callable that takes a string
argument and returns an object of the desired type. The default converters are:
int
, float
, str
, and bool
. The first three are just the
built-in functions with the same name. For what strings bool
considers
True
or False
see: BOOLEAN_STATES
.
These converters can be overwritten or more can be added by using a dictionary
where each key is a converter name and each value is a converter callable.
This dictionary must be passed to configure()
as the converters
argument.
The default value dflt
and the required tag :req:
are mutually
exclusive. If an option is not found in the configuration and there is no
default value for it, the option will be set to the value NOTFOUND
.
An empty string as a default value can be specified by omitting the value
or with the :empty:
tag to make it more obvious: opt: str; :empty:
means the same as opt: str;
(because of the semicolon after the
converter str). For None
as a default value the :none:
tag must
be used.
With the readwrite tag :rw:
and the readonly tag :ro:
exceptions
to the global access mode (see above) can be set for each option.
If the :fix:
tag is used, it indicates that the option cannot be changed
in a configuration file and is therefore a constant. In this case a
default value is required.
The raw tag :raw:
indicates that for the option value no interpolation
expansion should be done (see: get()
).
For configurations that allow options without values the allow_no_value
parameter for configure()
must be set to True
(this is one of
the keyword arguments that is passed directly the
ConfigParser
constructor). For such an option the tag
:novalue:
must be used instead of the name of a converter. If the option
is present in the configuration it will be set to the value NOVALUE
.
If spec=None
, no conversion will be done and all options are writeable.
Example:
# spec.ini
[sec]
greeting: str; Hello %s!; :raw:
answer: int; :req:
string: upper
bar: str; :rw:
# conf.ini
[sec]
answer: 42
string: abc
>>> convs = {'upper': str.upper}
>>> conf = cfg.configure('conf.ini', 'spec.ini', converters=convs)
>>> conf['sec','greeting']
'Hello %s!'
>>> conf.sec_answer
42
>>> conf.sec_string
'ABC'
>>> ('sec', 'foo') in conf
False
>>> ('sec', 'bar') in conf
True
>>> conf['sec', 'bar']
<NOTFOUND>
>>> conf['sec', 'bar'] = 'quux'
>>> conf['sec', 'bar']
'quux'
>>> conf.sec_string = 'XYZ'
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
AttributeError: can't set attribute
Wildcards can be used in section and option names. Wildcard character(s)
must be defined explicitly in the [_configspec_]
section, e. g.:
# spec.ini
[_configspec_]
wildcard: *
[menu]
title: str; :req:
[item_*]
title: str; :req:
command: str; :req:
# conf.ini
[menu]
title: Testmenu
[item_1]
title: Test config
command: pytest config.py
[item_2]
title: Test crypto
command: pytest crypto.py
When wildcards are used in option names these options cannot have default values.
Interpolation of values in configuration files works with default values from the specification if a value is not present in the configuration file (except for section names with wildcards and None values).


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I completed my fellowship in Endocrinology, Metabolism, and Lipid Research at WashU, through the Physician Scientist Traning Program. Prior to fellowship, I was an Internal Medicine resident at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. I did my MD/PhD at WashU (as part of the NIH Medical Scientist Training Program), where I was advised by Dr. Jeff I. Gordon and funded by the NHGRI. My PhD thesis in genetics explored the impact of the gut microbiota on host epigenetic signaling, as assayed by ATAC-seq.
I graduated from MIT with degrees in Course 6 (Computer Science) and Course 7 (Biology), and briefly spent time at Google working on a framework to manage extremely large scientific datasets. At MIT, I also served as Editor in Chief of the student newspaper The Tech.
In information security, I'm currently developing a public ranking system for the security of healthcare systems (similar to the US News rankings), and previously wrote much of the modern Chrome version of the EFF's HTTPS Everywhere extension.
If you're bored, you can follow my main-belt asteroid — which looks like it's having a great time just a bit past Mars — or check the status of this legislation I helped draft that would require healthcare workers to receive yearly influenza vaccinations (long before the pandemic made that cool).
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_EXIT
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)Updated: 2008-11-27
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
_exit, _Exit - terminate the calling processSYNOPSIS
#include <unistd.h>void _exit(int status);
#include <stdlib.h>
void _Exit(int status);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see feature_test_macros(7)):
_Exit(): _XOPEN_SOURCE >= 600 || _ISOC99_SOURCE; or cc -std=c99
DESCRIPTION
The function _exit() terminates the calling process "immediately". Any open file descriptors belonging to the process are closed; any children of the process are inherited by process 1, init, and the process's parent is sent a SIGCHLD signal.The value status is returned to the parent process as the process's exit status, and can be collected using one of the wait(2) family of calls.
The function _Exit() is equivalent to _exit().
RETURN VALUE
These functions do not return.CONFORMING TO
SVr4, POSIX.1-2001, 4.3BSD. The function _Exit() was introduced by C99.NOTES
For a discussion on the effects of an exit, the transmission of exit status, zombie processes, signals sent, etc., see exit(3).The function _exit() is like exit(3), but does not call any functions registered with atexit(3) or on_exit(3). Whether it flushes standard I/O buffers and removes temporary files created with tmpfile(3) is implementation-dependent. On the other hand, _exit() does close open file descriptors, and this may cause an unknown delay, waiting for pending output to finish. If the delay is undesired, it may be useful to call functions like tcflush(3) before calling _exit(). Whether any pending I/O is canceled, and which pending I/O may be canceled upon _exit(), is implementation-dependent.
In glibc up to version 2.3, the _exit() wrapper function invoked the kernel system call of the same name. Since glibc 2.3, the wrapper function invokes exit_group(2), in order to terminate all of the threads in a process.
SEE ALSO
execve(2), exit_group(2), fork(2), kill(2), wait(2), wait4(2), waitpid(2), atexit(3), exit(3), on_exit(3), termios(3)COLOPHON
This page is part of release 3.22 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, and information about reporting bugs, can be found at http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.
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Title: Google Cloud Platform: assigning a static IP address to a VM instance
An external IP address is assigned to every Google Cloud Platform virtual machine (VM) instance that you create.
This IP address can be used in your DNS settings so that users can access the instance via a domain name. The problem, however, is that the IP address resets whenever the VM instance is restarted. This means that every time you restart your VM instance, you will need to update your various configurations (e.g. DNS, load balancing) to reference the new IP address.
You can bypass this issue by reserving and assigning a static IP address for an instance. An added bonus is that this is free! However, you will be charged USD$0.01/hour for unused IP addresses - i.e. reserved static IP addresses that are not attached to an instance or forwarding rule.
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Regional IP addresses can be used by:
Global IP addresses are used for global load balancers.
Navigate to the Google Cloud Platform Console page for your project.
Using the left-hand menu, navigate to Networking > VPC network > External IP addresses [TODO: image]
Click on + Reserve Static Address [TODO: image]
Edit the settings:
You will be taken back to the External IP addresses list page. Here you can see the new IP address that has been assigned to your instance. [TODO: image]
This IP address can now be used in your DNS settings.
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Road transportation is often the main source of air pollution in urban areas with detrimental
effects on local air quality, ecology, and human health. Therefore, there is an
increasing need to estimate precisely the contribution of road transport to air pollution in the
cities, so that pollution-reduction policies can be designed and implemented appropriately
[SNB10]. These pollution-reduction policies are becoming increasingly relevant due to
the continuous growth in vehicle use and the deterioration in driving conditions (congestion).
Many authorities find it difficult to meet their environmental targets (e.g. air quality standards
or national emission ceilings) and, therefore, reliable emission models are needed in
order to predict accurately the impact of road transport on air pollution.
Therefore, intelligent cities are essential to prevent situations of high level contamination
and take measures when these situations occur. Cities must be able to predict the pollution peaks
and take palliative measures, such as the imposition of restrictions on the circulation of certain
vehicles, for example by the license plates, closing traffic in some streets, lowering the speed
limits, etc. Moreover, traffic flows must be monitored as they affect the pollution levels in that
city. For this reason, these cities must rely on an Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure connected
to a cloud platform that supports those systems as well as sensor-based big data applications [Bib18].
Most common pollution surveillance and control systems are composed of big and expensive
devices that are only located in some points in a city, hence, they provide information for
vast areas and sometimes these systems are not scalable. However, cities are distributed
environments where the events occur in real time and on a massive scale. Therefore, an
inexpensive distributed IoT architecture is needed to control pollution levels by zones or
streets. These can be combined with a traffic surveillance infrastructure in order to have a
complete system that could be used as a Decision Support System (DSS) to help authorities
to take decisions about environmental problems caused by pollution before they occur.
The objective in this Bachelor of Science (BSc.) thesis is to design and build a prototype
of an integrated low-cost road traffic and air pollution monitoring platform. It only focuses
on the design and implementation of the software and hardware architecture that should allow
the future implementation of an intelligent system for the prediction of the pollution levels,
the recommendation of palliative actions and monitoring those actions. An inexpensive
embedded system will be used for designing the architecture in order to obtain a scalable system
not only in size but also in cost.
The following diagram shows the system architecture of the complete intelligent system. Nevertheless,
in this BSc. thesis only the monitoring infrastructure will be developed.


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Particl Project Status Report
Updated 14 Nov 2017 by Henk Swardt
What are we busy with
- Release of GUI TestNet Ver 0.1.1
- GUI Components
- Adjustment to receive and send arrows
- History first and last page access buttons
- Number of confirmations doesn’t update in “Overview” tab
- Bug Fixing (UAT Testing)
- Pinning and Un-Pinning of Side menu
- Uncaught exception on close : object has been destroyed [win]
- After update, -reindex flag not working automatically
- syncing modal broken for the first seconds of sync
- Wallet creation fails with mnemonic-related errors
- OSX menu should have a fixed width
- Splash Screen stuck in wallet startup process
- Can’t paste address in “Add new address to Address book” (osx)
- Only 24 words seeds are allowed - allow 12, 15 and 18 words too
- Cannot make a balance transfer from blind to public
- GUI Components
- Particl Market Place
- Current Bootstrap to Material migration
- Resolve issues picked up in testing Material - Electron GUI
- Market Place GUI Designs
- Categories - UX/UI Design
- GUI Design - Seller Side
- GUI Design - Buyer Side
- Messaging (Daemon / Core) - Paid messages / Listing fee
- Functions (Backend)
- Current Bootstrap to Material migration
Waiting for review
- Release of GUI TestNet Ver 0.1.1
- GUI Components
- Refactor main JS architecture
- Add missing flash notification on copy address
- Hide pagination if no transactions found
- Syncing with network progress bar in menu
- Refactor tx and filtertransactions
- Add paste button into Add new address modal
- OS notification implementation – Transactions
- Display client/daemon version
- Bug Fixing (UAT Testing)
- Errors on closing GUI
- Latest Website update and changes
- GUI Components
Wrapped up
- Release of GUI TestNet Ver 0.1.0
- Release of GUI MainNet Ver 1.0.0
- UI Integration
- Identify RPC and API changes needed around UI Integration
- API Service and Consuming
- Headless browser
- Setup electron test
- Daemon tests
- RPC Queuing
- GUI Components
- RPC Service
- Transaction Page – Design review
- Cold Staking - Backend changes.
- Design and Layout changes
- Cold Staking - Backend changes
- Add progress bar to coldstake widget
- Convert Bootstrap Pagination to Material
- Balance Transfer Bugs
- Auto start daemon on all platforms
- Multi-Wallet implementation
- HD wallet import and generate mnemonic seed
- Daemon Modal
- Syncing Modal to show connected peers
- Daemon Management plugin
- Add Sign verify message Modal
- Upgrade GUI to <IP_ADDRESS>
- Bug Fixing (UAT Testing)
- Unlock Wallet - Blank screen loaded on press of enter
- Restore Wallet - Recovery phrase step
- Syncing - Modal not opening
- Demon startup error handling
- Splash screen display time
- Create wallet modal on first use
- Tray menus not working on Windows
- Wallet Unlocking bugs
- Enter wallet recovery phrase error handling
- Check if Deamon should start with re-index
- Modal Launching code changes on Material
- Add Account - Syncing progress display as black bar
- Add account button loads a blank page on clean install
- Going back and next on “mnemonic phrase confirmation” does not reset the 24 word boxes correctly
- Radio buttons ‘From account’ (between Send payment-/Balance transfer tabs) appear to be dependent/buggy
- Advanced options need ‘advanced’ indicator
- Radio buttons (tab: balance transfer) between from/to account not properly configured
- Negative part amount (balance transfer) bug contributor-friendly
- Total received, should it return a value?
- Incorrect wallet naming in various locations
- Private balance not displaying on balance transfer window
- Replace Material icons with Particl design
- Encrypt Wallet
- Filtering issues
- Restore Wallet - Recovery phrase step pasting issue
- GUI page designs
- Staking Widget design
- Mockup designs of exchange integration
- Various UI changes on GUI pages
- UI Integration
- Particl Market Place
- Market Place Database Design
- Establish Marketplace Codebase
- Marketplace Categories
- Initial Categories (Building and Import)
- Current Bootstrap to Material migration
- Create Mobile menu in Material
- Development clean-up for merge
- Particl Core
- API to filter transactions
What's on the Horizon
- Particl Marketplace
- Marketplace Categories
- Additional Categories
- GUI Design
- Market Management GUI
- GUI Integration (API Service + Consuming)
- Market Management
- Share URI / Open URI to view marketplace item
- Add Item
- Add Item Image
- Full list
- View Items (Search View)
- View Item
- View “My Items”
- View Escrowed item
- Checkout View
- Negotiation page integration
- P2P Marketplace Governance
- Consensus on removal of products (Voting)
- Marketplace Categories
- Further Third Party Integration


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Head master: Professor Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore
Dumbledore had silver hair and beard long enough to tuck into his belt; he was very tall and extremely thin, and had light, bright blue eyes. His nose was very long and crooked and he wore half-moon spectacles and high-heeled, buckled shoes .
Transfiguration professor and head of gryffindoor house: Proffessor Minerva McGonagall
McGonagall was a rather severe-looking woman with square glasses and black hair drawn tightly into a bun. Her colour of choice for robes was emerald-green . McGonagall was very strict and very clever.
Charms professor and head of ravenclaw house: Professor Filius Flitwick
Flitwick was an extremely short man due to his goblin ancestry; he had neatly parted, shining chestnut-brown hair and a rather bushy moustache. He wore small round glasses over his warm brown eyes, and had pallid, wrinkled skin.
Herbology professor and head of hufflepuff house: Pofessor Pomona Sprout
Sprout was slightly overweight, and was rather short. She had flyaway grey hair and a large amount of dirt beneath her finger-nails. Her eyes were wide and blue, and she had light skin
Potions professor and head of slytherin house: Proffesor Severus Snape
Snape had long, greasy black hair, a hooked nose and sallow skin.  He was small, sallow, stringy and skinny . Cruel, sarcastic and bitter, Snape frequently insulted his students and displayed blatant favouritism towards Slytherin, his own house.
Keeper of Keys and Grounds, Gamekeeper and Care of Magical Creatures professor:Professor Rubeus Hagrid
Rubeus Hagrid is a half-giant with shaggy hair and a “wild, tangled beard” who serves as the Keeper of Keys and Grounds, Gamekeeper, and Care of Magical Creatures professor at Hogwarts. He is excessively fond of “interesting creatures” — that anyone else would call fearsome monsters.
There are 4 houses in hogwarts-Gryffindoor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff and Slitherin
Gryffindor
Gryffindor was one of the four Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and was founded by Godric Gryffindor. Gryffindor instructed the Sorting Hat to choose students possessing characteristics he most valued, such as courage, chivalry, and determination, to be sorted into his house. The emblematic animal was a lion, and its colours were scarlet and gold. Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington, also known as "Nearly Headless Nick", was the House ghost
Ravenclaw
Ravenclaw is one of the four Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, founded by Rowena Ravenclaw. Members of this house are characterised by their wit, learning, and wisdom. Its house colours are blue and bronze, and its symbol is an eagle. The house ghost, who in life was the daughter of the house's founder Rowena Ravenclaw, is the Grey Lady.
Hufflepuff
Hufflepuff was one of the four Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Its founder was the medievalwitchHelga Hufflepuff. Hufflepuff was the most inclusive among the four houses, valuing hard work, dedication, patience, loyalty, and fair play rather than a particular aptitude in its members. The emblematic animal was a badger, and yellow and black were its house colours. The Head of Hufflepuff was Pomona Sprout, and the Fat Friar was the House's patron ghost.
Slytherin
Slytherin was one of the four Houses at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, founded by Salazar Slytherin. In establishing the house, Salazar instructed the Sorting Hat to pick students who had a few particular characteristics he most valued. Those characteristics included cunning, resourcefulness, leadership, and ambition. Many Slytherin students tended to clique together, often acquiring leaders, which further exemplified Slytherin's ambitious qualities. Examples of these included Draco
MATERIALS NEEDED FOR FIRST YEARS
First-year students would require:
Uniform
Three Sets of Plain work robes (Black).
One Plain Pointed Hat (Black) for day wear.
One Pair of Protective Gloves (dragon hide or similar).
One Winter Cloak (Black, silver fastenings).
Please note that all student's clothes should carry name-tags at all times.
Books
The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1 by Miranda Goshawk
A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshot
Magical Theory by Adalbert Waffling
A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration by Emeric Switch
One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore
Magical Drafts and Potions by Arsenius Jigger
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by Newt Scamander
The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection by Quentin Trimble
Other Equipment
1 Wand
1 Cauldron (pewter, standard size 2)
1 set of glass or crystal phials
1 telescope
1 set of brass scales
Students may also bring an Owl OR a Cat OR a Toad.

THE SCHEDULE FOR FIRST YEARS IS:
Monday – Transfiguration, Charms.
Tuesday – Care of Magical Creatures, Potions, Astronomy at midnight.
Wednesday – History of Magic, Herbology.
Thursday – Defense Against the Dark Arts, Divination.
VIDEOS
CAMPUS LIFE
THE QUIDDITCH PITCH
Thw quidditch pitch is not accessible to all students.each house house has a quiddich team that consists of 7 members. these 7 students from each house are the only ones with acces to the pitch while the rest of the students are audiance.
HOGSMEADE VILLAGE
Hogsmeade is the only all wizarding village and is accessible to all 3rd years and above with consent forms from their parent or guardian.
The Tri-Wizard Tournament
The Triwizard Tournament is is the legendary event where 3 schools meet up and 1 student from each school is selected by the goblet of fire to compete in the tournament
Harry James Potter age 14 representing hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry secures first position in the triwizard tournament.


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BELOVED
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Touchstone Pictures Director: Jonathan Demme Writer: Akosua Busia, Richard LaGravenese, Adam Brooks, novel by Toni Morrison Cast: Oprah Winfrey, Danny Glover, Thandie Newton, Kimberly Elise, Beah Richards, Lisa Gay Hamilton, Albert Hall
Each year that I taught American History in high school I became accustomed to a question from one of the 16-year- olds, often, surprisingly in an honors program, which challenged the evils of slavery. "After all," a serious-minded teen would pipe up, not ironically, but altogether in earnest, "Slaves may not have been able to do as they chose, but they had jobs for life, they were expensive and not likely to be mistreated, they were taken care of when they got too old to work." Of course even given the possibility of some truth in this, the whole question ignores the fundamental principle of American democracy: that of freedom, which is just an abstraction to kids who have had computers to play with, a comforting home to take shelter in. Unfortunately, the record shows that many slaves were owned by sadistic masters who would beat them ("they're just property, aren't they?") and allow their young men to take sexual liberties with ("Boys will be boys, won't they?")
I hope these kids will see Jonathan Demme's startling, idiosyncratic new film, "Beloved." Two of the African- Americans focused upon have recently come out of slavery. One in particular, Sethe (Oprah Winfrey), is afflicted with memories that would be enough to send a person with less emotional vigor to an institution, where she would likely spend her days climbing the walls or huddled safely in a corner of the room. It's 1873, eight years following the emancipation of slaves nationwide, and Sethe is living with a teenaged daughter, Denver (Kimberle Elise) in a ramshackle isolated shack she was somehow able to buy on the outskirts of Cincinnati. Theirs is a humble home and, ironically enough, as the saying goes, there's no place like it. Nor are you ever likely to see another movie like "Beloved," Oprah Winfrey's visualization of the perfect vehicle for her style of acting. "Beloved" is more a lyric piece than a melodrama, a film that has been faithfully adapted by Akosua Busia, Richard LaGravanese and Adam Brooks from a Pulitzer-prize winning novel by Toni Morrison. As a film, it is as likely to be respected by those for whom Ms. Morrison's writings are too circuitous, too precious, and altogether too challenging; loved by those who cherish her rhythmic means of expression. It is part horror story, both in the style of "The Exorcist" and in the more earthy form of the genre like "Amistad." And it is part fable of fear, murder and redemption, which dangles its central character between her horrific remembrances and the possibility of a promising new life. Particularly utilizing the skills of photographer Tak Fujimoto and editor Carol Littleton, Jonathan Demme directs a film of pathos, terror, and rescue by the most serviceable procedure: the use of both fleeting jolts of recollection to furnish us almost subliminally with the inhumanities of the peculiar institution, and extended flashbacks which provide us with a more substantial illustration of slavery's barbarisms.
The story opens dramatically in 1865 on Sethe's battered Ohio quarters briefly having us believe that the movie was influenced by William Friedkin. Red lights flash and a dog flies across the room, shaking in what appears to be an epileptic fit. 124 Bluestone Road is a haunted house, yet one which in which its inhabitants feel bound to stay, morally as well as physically. Eight years after this supernatural demonstration, Sethe is visited by Paul D (Danny Glover), a former slave whom Sethe knew and who has been wandering by foot across the countryside for years. Looking for a place to roost, he asks Sethe for quarters: Sethe coyly agrees, though the ghost which has taken root in the home shows her displeasure at the visitor. When a bizarre young woman washes up fromthe river, scarcely able to speak, she is taken in by the family, which learn that her name is Beloved (Thandie Newton). Beloved does not speak so much as grunt as though she were raised by wolves and has just come into the human world. Despite her attractive appearance-- possessing the skin of a baby and feet that seem never to have walked before--she is feral, eating like a beast, drooling, and from time to time pushing Sethe, Paul D and Denver to the limits of their tolerance.
For the remainder of the film's almost three hours, Demme- -never straying from Toni Morrison's vision--evokes the terror of slavery not so much as melodrama in the mode of Stephen Spielberg's more earthbound "Amistad," but by hints, allusions, at most brief moments of brutality. Even in a scene going back to the 1850's, depicting plantation owner School Teacher's hooligan sons drinking milk straight from Sethe's breasts, the vista is momentary as though a disembodied dream bereft of vivid emotion. At times the story apexes into moments of high drama, particularly in scenes involving the title character, who cries out in protest against the Medea-like deed of her mother eighteen years earlier: "Why you have me? Why you leave me?" and it is at points like these that the account, until then shards of activity that come across like segregated pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, come together. Sethe has escaped from the plantation ironically entitled "Sweet Home," has given birth on the Kentucky side of a river, and has transported herself to freedom in Ohio. But on her 29th day of freedom, her owners have located her and Sethe, rather than allow her one-month old daughter to become subjected to bondage where the white men would soon be "measuring her behind before tearing it up," she slits the little girl's throat.
While Oscar talk is already centered on Oprah Winfrey in the role of Sethe and Danny Glover as her main man Paul D, the real find of the film is Thandie Newton who rivets attention each moment she appears on the screen as the ghost of the murdered girl. For those in the audience who, after a couple of hours have gone by, still do not get the purport of the story, Demme introduces another poltergeist, Baby Suggs (Beah Richards), an old woman who is the novelist's raissoneur, whose monologue to an assembled group of ex-slaves delivers the essence: "Here in this place, we flesh, flesh that weeps, laughs; flesh that dances on bare feet in grass. Love it...Yonder they do not love your flesh. They despise it....Love your hands....Raise them up and kiss them...'cause they don't love that either. You got to love it."
"Beloved" is a powerful tale yet one which requires patience and attention, a willingness to allow an accumulation of detail to yield a fleshed-out fable.  To the production's credit, nothing is dumbed down in this movie which is allegiant to the author's vision, one which both stays true to the role of film as a visual instrument and to its ability to cast itself as a literary medium. It is serious, entertaining, filled with laudable performances, a must-see for people who respect the cinema as a potent means of communication.
Rated R. Running Time: 172 minutes.(C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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As the semester progresses, students tend to realize that they have more meal swipes then they could use. Since These swipes disapear at the end of the semester, we have a solution to use up your excess meal swipes. Feed-a-Friend is a social media site that helps link students with excess meal swipes with students in need.
It's simple: just set your profile to either giving or taking. From there, you can either set you availability, if giving, or search for people who are available to give you swipes if you're receiving!


Table of Contents
Why? How?
A through study of one tree.
Overview of all 2.6.x releases.
FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD and MacOS X.
Some parting thoughts.
♦ ♦ ♦
How the 1377 file systems from Linux Kernel 2.6.x were build.
Timelines of all releases for Linux Kernel, FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD.
A detailed map of all the external symbols for the file systems
compiled for Linux Kernel 2.6.29 + tux3.
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Download:
PDF (50MB),
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These PDFs are work in progress. All the figures, except the one
made in
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final version all of them will be vectorial.
This is an exercise in visualization and kernel exploration. I'm not
an expert in either of them but I like file systems and I also find
great pleasure in creating visual representations of the things
around me. —RazvanME


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One night at an event, your homie handed you a set of light gloves to play with. You weren't sure why, but hey, they were dope! What ever happened to those? Or maybe you're just here because you saw gloving somewhere, and thought, hey, time to put these hands to good use. Whichever it is, you're in the right place.
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PDC/post-PDC Longhorn Online Plans?
Here. Does anyone have any PDC or post-PDC plans for books, articles, conference talks, user groups, web sites, blogs, etc. on the topic of Longhorn? If so, please email me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so that I can compose a list for the MSDN Longhorn Developer's Center web site. Thanks!


Bar graph demo using jQuery and
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Number of Olympic medals
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in increasing order
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This page allows the credibility of a clinical trial finding to be assessed in the light of current knowledge.
Many clinical trials produce "statistically significant" evidence for the efficacy of some new therapy. However, statistical significance is a notoriously poor indicator of the credibility of a finding - that is, the extent to which it provides convincing evidence for efficacy - as it fails to take full account of the size of the trial, or of pre-existing insights.
This page takes the outcome of a given clinical trial - as summarised by the published Odds Ratio (OR) together with its 95 % confidence interval (CI) - and uses a Bayesian method due to Matthews (2001) to determine the credibility of the finding in the light of what is already known. Specifically, it shows whether the new finding, when combined with existing knowledge, can be taken to have credibly demonstrated efficacy at the 95% confidence level. Such a finding is said to be credible at the 95% confidence level.
For a given result to meet this standard, the prior evidence for efficacy must exceed a specific level; this level is captured by the Critical Odds Ratio (COR), the quantity calculated by this page. The assessment of a given clinical trial result can then proceed as follows:
The COR produced by this page reflects both the effect-size and the statistical power of the clinical trial under study. Thus trials involving large numbers of patients and/or large effect sizes will typically produce undemanding CORs, which are easily justified on the basis of current knowledge. On the other hand, trials involving relatively few patients, and/or small effect sizes will - because they possess relatively little evidential weight - produce CORs that demand a substantial amount of prior evidence before the new result can be deemed credible.
Example: The Grampian Region Early Anistreplase (GREAT) study (1992) found that patients with suspected acute myocardial infarction had lower 3-month mortality if given anistreplase early. The finding was summarised as an OR of 0.47, with a 95% CI of (0.23, 0.97). As the latter excludes an OR of 1.00, the result is statistically significant at the 95% level. However, entering this 95% CI into the window below leads to a COR of 0.087. Thus the result can be deemed credible at the 95% level only if ORs for mortality even more impressive (i.e. lower) than around 0.09 can be justified in the light of current knowledge about the effectiveness of anistreplase. Pocock and Spiegelhalter (1992) found that extant knowledge indicated that ORs below 0.4 were implausible. Thus ORs below the calculated COR level of 0.087 are not plausible, and the findings of the GREAT study may be deemed statistically significant but not credible at the 95% level. Subsequent experience has borne out this assessment.
NB: The CRO is based on the equipoise assumption of ethical randomised clinical trials (RCTs), according to which patients allocated to either arm of the trial are deemed equally likely to benefit. The CRO can thus be used to assess the credibility of meta-analyses of RCTs, as well as with individual trials. It can also be used to assess evidence from observational studies using the concept of the "fair minded sceptic", which implies a prior distribution identical to that based on the equipoise assumption.
Matthews, R.A.J. 2001 Methods for assessing the credibility of clinical
trial outcomes Drug Information Journal vol 35 (4) 1469-1478 Available
online at:
http://bit.ly/CredibilityAnalysisPaper
Spiegelhalter, D.J. Abrams, K.R., Myles, J.P. Bayesian Approaches to Clinical Trials and Health-care Evaluation (Wiley: Chichester, 2004) Chapter 3.
GREAT Group 1992 Feasibility, safety and efficacy of domiciliary thrombolysis by general practitioners: Grampian Region Early Anistreplase Trial BMJ 305 548
Pocock, S. J., Spiegelhalter D. J. 1992 Letter (untitled) BMJ 305 1015
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Raised by the BnL, her books are dreadful and powerful.
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From the origins of Neofacto.


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Menucool Accordion Menu has a built-in function, init([id]), that can be used to init the menu after page load if the menu markup is not available during page load.
This demo provides an example of creating the accordion menu dynamically through a jQuery Ajax request.
Clicking on the buttons above will trigger a jQuery Ajax request to retrieve the menu markup. The callback function of the Ajax will populate the menu HTML, and then amenu.init() is called to initiate the menu.
For details please visit Build Menu After Page Load


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Been a while since the last one, but I've been relatively useful. Following on from the previous dev log some updates.
I'm gonna be done with my practical exams today. They were'nt a huge problem but moreso a chore that needed doing. There's going to be other exams, but they aren't going to be a huge hurdle hopefully.
I managed to get an interview for an internship with a couple of companies. I completely butchered my first one, but I've been assigned a task, which needs to be done by the 7th. When I say butchered I really do mean butchered, I forgot what position I was applying for, forgot to mention what I'd made, what I was good/bad at, why I'd be a good fit, yeah, not my finest hour. The other interview was postponed to the 8th which is kinda perfect, since I get the time to focus on my task. It's an ansible, automation task. More information after I've completed it. I've been documenting my failures and progress, both for the eventual code review and a dev log.
I haven't been able to give my time and concentration to MLH because of that, which sucks. I do feel really guilty about it, it's my responsibility and it's my job to make time for it.
I've been doing drawabox on a regular basis and I got back to where I left off the program toady, so everything starting now is gonna be fresh and new which I'm looking forward to. I might make a separate section with all my drawabox work once I'm done with say, Lesson 1.
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I live in a days but got for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the jones is welcome to episode 185 of keeping up with the Jones is where this week we're talking about living a laid down life.
But first a day Jones I was a week was a good week was it it is always a good week.
It is always a good week, but it's the truth it's true and interest week in year 2 I was teaching a topic called the coming judgment.
which as you can imagine had everybody excited.
You know what's funny? They were excited.
They were. They were still.
It's funny because it was lots of really, really heavy topics,
some with really big names.
So we were talking about the sovereignty of God and Calvinism,
Armenianism, predestination, hell, universalism, annihilationism,
all that sort of fun stuff.
We even got to talk about the Illuminati in there.
That's so exciting.
And the Catholic Church.
Wow. Yeah, we covered a lot of ground, but I'll be honest with you, it was heavy.
Like I came home Monday and I was wiped out.
Yeah. When you're talking about the whole thing about the nature of sin
and the eternal consequences of sin, hell.
 Yeah.
And I was wiped out and didn't go to emanate, but you did.
And I heard you did a killer job. I did. You did do a killer job.
No, I mean, I did go.
I suppose I did a killer job.
I had fun.
I didn't even remember that I spoke on Monday.
Isn't that funny?
Until you just said that.
That's how it feels.
Life feels so busy.
But yeah, I spoke on help in asking for help.
So it was fun.
That's an important life skill.
Yeah.
Why do you suppose people don't ask for help?
Well, probably a couple of things.
Shame, pride, somebody taught them not to, that sort of thing.
We looked at all that.
And then we sort of talked about who do you ask for help
and how do you ask for help and all that kind of stuff?
And then the rest of the week was much the same as every other week, lots of meetings,
lots of appointments.
Friday, I got to do something that was a lot of fun.
I got to go and speak at a local business here in Franklin.
Yeah.
One of our alumni from the school was like, "Hey, I work at this company and I think it'd
be great if you'd come in and teach on boundaries and powerful communication."
So I spent the morning with a company here in town and taught them all about what it
means to be powerful, what it looks like to have boundaries.
I had a lot of fun, including the fact they had donuts for breakfast, which is always good.
So I'm sorry, Pardon?
Yes, sorry.
So you know how I had to bring up that card in pieces and confessed you that I'd
ripped it to shreds?
Oh, yes.
Explain.
So our friend, Danny, gave you this card saying thank you.
And then he talked to me in the hall this morning and apparently the card was a joke.
So it's supposed to once you press the button.
It's supposed to never stop playing the song.
And then just get louder and louder and that.
So you had left the card in the, um, in the car.
Yep.
And so we switched cars and so I was like, oh, you know, he's left something in the car.
And I picked up the card and I put like I squeezed it when I picked it up.
And the song started playing and then I'm driving along.
And by the third time it goes through and it's really obnoxious.
I'm like, oh my gosh, it's never going to end.

And so I ended up ripping it to shreds and then pulling the
wrist that like the receptors out of the battery.
That's why you came in.
You're like, babe, I need to walk in the light and I'm like, uh-huh.

You handed me this card that was in pieces.
Yes.
I was like, that's a really violent response until Danny told me, no,
it's supposed to drive you nuts.
There's no way of turning off until you destroy it.
So I'm plotting his demise. I'll have to get back to him at some point.
But yeah, then Friday we got to go celebrate a friend for birthday all last minute,
including our favorite pizza place to sound us, which was just absolutely glorious.
Whoop, whoop. And then Sunday church. Do you want to talk about this morning?
Yeah, it was great. I was only at second service and actually it was supposed to be
in children's ministry, but then they ended up having enough people. So I got to come in at the
the end of worship.
And basically, you know, Jeff is so good at being sensitive to what the Holy Spirit is
doing.
He's amazing.
And he's not precious about he has to speak or it has to look a certain way.
And he had a killer message because I heard it in first service.
Right.
It was a really good message.
I'm going to have to go back.
I came forward for the altar call for it.
Oh, good.
So you got saved.
Again.
That's fantastic.
Um, so, uh, yeah, so he was just sort of following the Holy Spirit and then he gave
of a prophetic word and the whole place went silent.
And I mean, it was great.
I mean,
- You should probably separate that.
People didn't go silent because he gave a prophetic word.
- No, no, that was, I mean, that was, yes, that's right.
That's always part of it though.

It was amazing.
- And then we went back into worship
and it felt amazing.
- It felt really good.
- And he said this and I tweeted it
'cause I thought it was so good.
He said, I'm not trying to make something happen,
but I don't want to miss it if it does.
And I was like, that absolutely sums up Jeff's approach to ministry.
Yeah.
But it was a really special morning.
I love when Jeff goes off the reservation.
I love that we have a leader who does that.
Yeah.
That's really good.
Yeah.
I just feel so content when that happens.
Yeah.
And it's really fun to partner with the Holy Spirit and just sort of follow
what he's doing and, you know, see what happens.
It's good.
Yeah.
So that was our week.
I hope you had an amazing week to dear listener.
Another major event happened this week that we want to talk about in light of
our topic for this week.
Take it away, AJ.
So our topic is a life laid down.
And sort of where the topic comes from is Billy Graham passed into eternity
this past week.
And so he's home with the one that he lived for.
So that's very exciting.
But just sort of pondering Billy Graham and pondering the kind of life that he
led or, you know, from everything that we know about him,
He seemed like he was just full of character.
I never met him, but I did go to a Billy Graham crusade
in the Sky Dome and he packed the Sky Dome.
In fact, there was 15,000 people that couldn't get in
and they just blasted it outside.
And when they did the altar called thousands,
I mean, more than 10,000 people gave their life to the Lord
in the city of Toronto.
It was amazing.
So I remember that from when I was like 20 something.
But his life was amazing and he just sort of lived it to the fullest.
And of course he's got kids now in full-time ministry and all that kind of stuff.
But you never heard about character stuff with him or any kind of falling, if that makes sense.
Right.
And then in addition, of course, he apparently was an advisor to most of the last presidents and all that kind of stuff.
So yeah, he was an advisor to a bunch of them.
I was reading it this morning.
I forget how many of it.
I think maybe it was like 12 in a row or something.

Um, and I was trying to find this that I had read something the day after he died,
uh, where someone posted that he had preached to 216 million people in his
lifetime is what they, you know, estimated.
And I'm just like, wow, I mean, it's just amazing.
Mm hmm.
So in pondering Dr. Graham, I was starting to think, what are some of the
things that we can do to live a life that is laid down to God?
to finally down to God.
- I mean, that God's the one that actually gets
to call the shots, you know, like,
that our lives are not only about our families
and about our dreams and about all, you know,
all those things, which are all good things,
but also about obedience to him
and the things that he's called us to.
- Yeah, there's a temptation to give your life to Jesus
fully at the point of salvation
and then to slowly take bits of it back.
- Right.
I'm tired now. I'm going to let the 20-year-old be missionaries.
Right. Whatever. I think that's... I mean, following the Lord looks like something.
So anyway, we'll talk to you about what do you think living a laid-down life looks like? What's
it marked by? Well, here's what I sort of thought is. First of all, I think it's marked by character.
I think... Like when you think of, again, you think of Billy Graham, nobody can think of scandals
that are associated with Billy Graham.
And I think there's a reason for that.
And I wonder if actually, it would be great
if there was a higher standard that we held ourselves to
in terms of what we think is okay.
Does that make sense?
So yeah, my thought was I think character
is one of the things that would mark a life
that is laid down because actually
character takes work.
You don't just come by character,
you have to do feed character.
and you have to choose to be a person of character,
even when it's easier not to be.
- It's like Bill Hybel says,
characters who you are when no one's looking.
- Right.
- It's all the decisions that you make for no other gain
than building godly character.
- Right.
I think it was, I'm trying to remember who's Chip Judd,
but I think, you know, one of our friends had said,
"Whoever you are at home with your spouse,
"with your kids, that's who you are."
- So what you're saying is,
I'm an unshaved lump that eats gummy bears in his box
of shorts and plays Zelda.
That's who I am.
That is actually why orchestrated this podcast three years ago for this moment of confrontation.
Wow, that's a lot of learning.
Yeah, I mean, I'm pretty awesome like that.
My other thought was, you know, to live a life that is given over to God fully, you
need to actually work on your stuff.
So inner healing, I think, is a big part of that.

I think a lot of people don't think they need inner healing because they don't
think anything bad has happened to them.
Like we can see why you need inner healing.
Like you grew up in a really abusive background and you know, you had alcoholic
parents and a lot of abandonment and suicide.
Yeah, you need inner healing.
Yeah.
But like most normal people don't need inner healing.
What's your thought on that?
I don't know anybody that doesn't need inner healing.
I've never met somebody who doesn't need it.
Right.
Um, because the fact is we've all done life with other people and there's no perfect people.
So all of us have got some things to work through.
I think when we think we don't need in our healing, we've embraced major portions of denial.
Yeah.
And for that very reason, it's probably worth looking under the hood to see what you're in such denial about.
Right.
What, what, what is it that your heart wants to hide?
Right.
Yeah.
And I love the process.
It's basically sanctification really, isn't it?
It's being made more like Jesus.
And it's the largest point, his finger on it's that verse in
is it Sam 139 search me of God, know my heart, see if there's any wicked way in
me or is that some 138.
It's one of the Psalms search me of God, know my heart, see if there's any wicked way in
me.
Lead me in the way of everlasting.
And so it's allowing the Lord to search you, let him put a finger on your heart, see
if there's any offensive way in us.
And I think you get to a point in your Christian walk with the Lord where you
stop sinning, as in, I'm not interested in doing wrong things. But we forget that a lot of our
perfectly acceptable behavior is rooted in sin. Right. Like the most common response to control
is rebellion. So if we feel controlled, we rebel, but we think we're justified in our rebellion,
because we were being controlled. But rebellion is rebellion is rebellion.  You know, we don't, we don't want to call it a sin. Right. But we're just like,
Oh, yeah, I'm just, you know, anyway, yes, I fully agree in our healing, not letting
sin be your master, not letting sin crouch at your door, removing any area where the enemy
may have a foothold is, is absolutely vital.
Yeah, and maybe in addition to sin pain, not letting pain have a voice, not letting pain
and fear get to make your decisions for you.
I mean, all that kind of stuff, those are things that you need in your healing for to
be able to make a better decision and respond instead of react.
There we go.
So my other thought was being part of a community of believers that helps you grow would be
a great way to start heading towards laying down your life because you know if we're not
in community there is actually nobody there to help you see the things that you cannot
possibly see. So we just think you know we're trucking along I'm like oh yeah I'm great
I don't have any issues and then you do community and you realize that person's rubbing me the
wrong way or that person pointed out whatever but the point of community is actually to
to bring health, right?
So not only support for hard times,
but people that will know you well enough to say,
"Hey, you know what I mean?"
Like your sin is showing or whatever.
You know, so I think it's important to be in community.
- Yeah, for sure.
We grow a better in community.
- I think we only grow in community.

If you're not in church,
you can't hear what the spirit is saying.
Yeah.
Yeah.
- Just
- Fastening.
- I think too,
one of the things I've noticed sometimes is some people,
they will stay in community until somebody challenges them,
or until something gets brought up in them
that they don't wanna deal with,
and then they switch to a new community,
and they make all new friends and everything's hunky-dory,
until those people also start to notice,
whatever it is, and then we keep moving,
And you never actually are going to experience freedom or growth or anything living like
that.
Stay in community.
Let people say, "Hey, that thing there is going to rob life from you.
Can I help you with that?"
Because if you keep moving, you're going to find yourself in your 60s or 70s still getting
dogged by the same demons following you around from community to community.
It's just, it's not a great decision.
I've also noticed when that happens, we rewrite history.
Oh, yeah.
So we rewrite a narrative that puts us as a hero.
And the reason we've done all these churches is because of X, Y, and Z.
It's never because of us.
And sometimes I want to go, oh, what's the common denominator in all of those churches
that you've done from?
Right.
Oh, wait, I know.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's you.
So, I mean, that may sound kind of harsh, but I think as a pastor, I'd love to see people
actually growing.
Sometimes you see people leaving because growth seems harder, you know, or actually working
through their stuff, but I promise you it's going to appear at the next place too.
So deal with it now, and then you get to be free of it instead of keeping it as a pet.
Anything else?
Yeah, I also thought I'm sure that at some point in Billy Graham's life, there was open
doors that didn't look like stadiums with thousands of people in it.
I'm sure.

And so my thought was, I wonder if, you know, well, I don't think you have to be called as an
evangelist to share the gospel. I don't think you have to, you know, be called as a pastor to be
in ministry. I mean, I think we've made that clear from previous podcasts. But we all have
opportunities as well to grow in our faith and to grow in our kingdom opportunities. Does that
Does that make sense?
So I think I was just thinking part of living a life
that's laid down to God is saying yes
to the opportunities that come your way,
even if they're a little bit scary.
- I would tell the story before,
but I remember we were teaching on a school,
a young man who said he was called to pass
for a mega church, I was like, that's awesome.
Like what are you doing in the meantime?
And he just looked at us blankly and I said,
"Do you have a home group?"
And he's like, "No."
I was like, do you help in the youth ministry or with the kids?
No.
And his whole expectation was, oh, there's not smaller doors.
I have to open and walk through.
Yeah.
He's just waiting for those large wooden double doors to open.
I'm just going to be handed the keys to a mega church.
Yeah.
And I'm like, no, it's a principle of the kingdom that God is looking for, you
know, good and faithful servants in which he can expand their responsibility.
Right.
Not that would just go from zero to to 60.
I think in a similar vein, sometimes you get to a stage in life where more doors open
than you should necessarily walk through.
True.
So as well as considering the smaller doors that may not appeal to you, consider the
larger doors that do appeal to you and is the Lord behind that.
I think about some of the opportunities we've been offered that sound very appealing, but
it's not the Lord.
Right.
Like before we moved to Nashville, there was opportunities that were presented to us.
we've moved to Nashville, we've had opportunities presented to us. And we're not from the Lord
given us a strong vision for our life of where we're going. We could have been derailed by glitter
or other opportunities. So I think that's important. Things that might look better on paper or
something at the moment. Yeah. Yeah. Beware, I guess, the emergency exit that gets you at the
the pressure cooker God's put you in.
- Yeah, that's a good tip.
- Because all that will happen is you'll move
to another pressure cooker.
- Yeah.
- And I noticed that what God's trying to do
isn't geographically dependent, like you can't escape it.
- It's very true.

It's a lot easier to not miss things.
- One of the many advantages of a healthy community.
- Indeed.
I was also thinking,
with Billy Graham with a lot of people that you see
in full-time ministry now that have been in ministry
40 or 50 or 60 years. I mean, Billy Graham was in full-time ministry for 80 years.
Isn't that amazing? He died at 99 and he was in full-time ministry for 80 years.
He started when he was 19.
Apparently he did.
Good Lord.
Isn't that crazy?
Yeah.
That's faithfulness. I'm sure there were probably lots of options open to him to do different things,
but he just stayed faithful to what God had asked him to do.
And my thought is just to stay faithful to whatever it is that God's asked you to do.
And God may have asked you to be a doctor, a banker, a builder, whatever it is,
but just stay faithful to what he's asked you to do.
And until he asked you to do something different is my thought.
Huge, huge thought.
Yeah.
Huge importance.
I truly believe in the philosophy of blossoming where you're planted.
Yeah.
Where I think there's a danger that we live live out of the season we're in because we long to be in another one.
I'm like man there's so much good stuff to mine in the season that you're in.
If nothing other than cultivating a track record of faithfulness right.
I somebody asked me the day like.
You know your school teacher what was life like for you in those days actually it's one of our students they were they're asking hey.
Can you describe what it looked like before you were doing what you were called to do and I.
Said yeah, this is what it looked like I I thought.
I didn't want to be a teacher.
It's a huge calling.
Oh my gosh, massive.
But I felt like Lord, if you have nothing other than me being a school teacher, then I will be the best school teacher that I can possibly be for the glory of God. That's, that's what I'll give my life to.
And no sooner had I come to that realization, that's what I want to do.
I feel like the Lord offered me an opportunity to move to Toronto.
And then that all changed my life.
But there's something about proving yourself in terms of faithfulness.
It's easy to be faithful in the things you want to do.
Much harder to be faithful in the things that you don't want to do or things you
think are beneath you, or any of those other negative environments.
Yeah.
So I guess summing it up, my thought would be to live intentionally.
I think if we live intentionally towards the kingdom of God, then we don't end up in our, you know, 60s or 70s, wondering what we spent our lives on.
But we can actually look back and go, yeah, I spent it well because I lived intentionally.
And I think the Holy Spirit helps us with that.
If we'll listen to him, you know what I mean?
Like if we'll go, okay, God, what does this season look like and live intentionally in each season, then you're, you're building that
road of intentional living.
I've given a couple of prophetic words recently, and they're all around the same theme, which
makes me think, "Hmm, I wonder if this is the season that we're in," but they're all
about the Lord shifting gears in people's lives.
And so I just wanted to pray for everyone who's listening, people who have been living
faithfully.
You know, the other element we haven't talked about is what happened when the Lord wants
to shift seasons for you.
So let me pray for you, and then we'll answer this question.
Lord I thank you for everyone who's listening right now. I thank you for the season that you've had us in
Well, it's been good or bad Lord
It's been a season that you've been with us and which always makes a good season and Lord for the people who are listening whose lives are about to change
Because you're about to shift gears for them
but I ask that it would be a season of acceleration a season of excitement and a season
Complete with confirmation that we would know without a shadow of a doubt
That you're moving us into something new and what I asked for the smooth transition for that and for joy in the process in
Jesus name amen
I was thinking about when we were transitioning out of living in Toronto and itinerating around the world to moving to a
Little town called Franklin, Tennessee
About the everything you just said like we lived in community
We had so many people to share that word with this is what we feel the Lord's doing even when we didn't feel really sure about it
just receiving other people being like, "Oh, this is totally the Lord. This makes so much sense."
And the excitement of being a new season that it brings. And so I'm just thinking about people
who are in that situation as well. We're praying for you, and we're excited about what that will do for you.
So what's the listener's question?
Well, I got a great question for you.
Okay.
Oh, wait. Why is it for me?
Because you're great at this stuff.
Okay.
Okay.
This is anonymous. Somebody's just written in. "Dear Alan A.J., I really enjoy your podcast.
Thank you for doing this. Please could you describe some of how you have handled discipline
for your preschool age kids and then in their email to us they described some of the cycles
that their five-year-old child is going through and help us break those cycles. And so I,
just kind of your usual stuff, kids get kind of locked and then they escalate it rather than
deescalate it and all your usual stuff doesn't work. What's your top tips, Adriana?
Wow, what are my top tips? So I guess I have a couple of thoughts. In thinking about sort of
parenting in general, Alan and I have gone with a fairly structured approach to parenting because
that's what our lives are like. We're very planner type people. And I know I've mentioned on previous
podcast that we did something called Baby Wise and that kind of stuff.
And so the kids grew up understanding that Mummy and Daddy are Mummy and Daddy.
And so there's a certain level of them getting that if Mummy and Daddy have said no, then
that really means no.
But all the kids, I would say, responded differently to different types of discipline.
So with a couple of the kids, well with most of them, we would have to think about it's
stair in our house or this to think about it's stool or whatever.
And none of them really liked to be separated from us.

And then when you're ready to apologize, you're welcome to come back.
You know, and we would try not to get mad or escalate it, but just be really calm and
be like, "Wow, you don't get to behave like that here. If you would like to behave like
that, you can behave like that in your room or on the stair."
Right. We try to separate the behavior from the child.
Right.
We are punishing your behavior. We're not punishing the child. That is bad behavior.
You're not a bad person.
Yes. It's funny, both Abby and Tia at different points when they were in the four, five, six
area, every once in a while, they do something. We didn't even catch it and they go and sit on
on the stair by themselves and then come back, which is quite cute.
I think your memory might be a little off because if you think about it, this was
all before five, like MJ's five, we never used to think about a step.
So you're talking about three or four year olds.
Yeah, not five year olds.
Yeah, that's true.
Yeah.
I think about a step at a five year old stage is probably a little bit too
late for that sort of stuff.
I mean, I don't know.
I think I think with MJ, because of his personality, that would still work.
Because again, he doesn't like to be, he wants to cuddle with you every second of
the day. So to have to sit on the stair by himself is like torture.
I am a cuddled machine though. So that makes sense.
It's true. It's true. And, and while I don't know if this would work for all
kids, for our kids at varying ages, it's work to just sort of say, Hey, I don't
want you to lose dessert. So can you choose a different emotion? You know,
right.
Right. I think also, if you are, like your email suggested, you're in this unusual season where
it's not normal. Some of the tactics that we would employ is heaping praise when they're doing it
right and forming this great connection when they're doing the way you want it to do.
So rather than the only time you react is when they're doing something wrong, react when they're doing things right and he prays upon the behavior that you're seeing that you love.
And we would you know we would do discipline with our kids the same way we do public speaking you know tell people what you're going to say say it then tell them what you said.
So with our kid we were like we're going to go for lunch today this is the behavior expecting from you when they're at lunch i'm loving you behavior this is exactly what i was looking for when we're driving home that was amazing what you did at lunch so that you're reinforcing.
The expectations that you have sometimes there's just a temptation that we have by us most of some assumption of how we'd like kids to behave and just in distress when they don't.
but actually kind of dialing it down a little bit and let them know what is and isn't appropriate
is really really helpful without all of the, I mean, I remember, especially with our first two,
because I didn't understand this principle yet, especially if we were out in public,
my shame would be so high that I would overreact to what was going on. And so then you don't have
like a stable environment for the kid to know what they've done, what's right, you have a slightly
more erratic, because I'd fly off the handle because I'm embarrassed that they're behaving
badly in public.
Now you're going to come outside and have a talk with Daddy.
Right.
A couple of resources that I'd suggest to you.
Danny Silk wrote a wonderful book called Loving Our Kids On Purpose.
So good.
It's basically a reworking of the love and logic parenting approach.
You can look at love and logic as well, but Danny's book certainly is just a wonderful
resource of explaining an approach to dealing with your kids, but like anything, you're
going to read it probably.
I think that's never going to work.
It's never going to work because it's probably so far removed.
I'm not speaking to you specifically.
I'm speaking to most parents.
By the time you're looking for books on how to help your child, anything they're going
to suggest seems like a radical departure from what you're doing and you're thinking
that's probably not going to work.
and it probably isn't gonna work as a one-off solution,
but as a completely new consistent approach to parenting,
I'm sure it will.
- I think two kids really do have seasons, don't they?
So I remember Tia having a season where she went
from being fairly compliant.
I mean, she's got a lot of--
- Sass.
- Sass.
But she would do pretty good.
And then around the age of four or five,
she threw down, didn't she, for about a year.
Every once in a while, it wasn't on a regular basis,
but about once a month,
there'd be some sort of major throwdown
where she would scream and whatever,
and we'd be like, okay, you can scream in your room.
And then when, you know, we did Danny's thing of like,
we would love to be with you when you're done behaving
like this.
And I mean, she would give it.
- I don't remember any of this.
- Yeah, I do, because she would open the door and scream,
and then I go and I close the door,
and then she'd open the door and she'd stand there
screaming. - I don't remember this.
was horrible. But I mean, it was literally like, you know, Danny's thing was don't give
into it. Don't escalate. Don't make it a bigger thing than it is. Just be like this,
you know, because I remember Abby only doing that once and I failed in my approach to that
because she did you escalate? I totally escalate. Where was I in the moment? You weren't there.
Now, that's the only time it ever happened with her. But honestly, I think I was, I was
more traumatized.
You were a mess afterwards.
I was a mess afterwards.
And so I was like, okay, I don't think I'm going to do that one again.
The thing of just saying, hey, I love you, but you don't get to behave like that.

That worked a lot better.
But it also took a little bit longer.
Abby only threw down once.
Tia threw down probably six times that year before she sort of stopped doing that season.
So MJ hasn't thrown down.
So he's a cuddler, not a fighter.
And so as long as he's got cuddles, he's pretty happy.
So I think enough of our rambling.
I think the short solution is go read Danny's book because he's far smarter than us.
And it's way more experienced than I'll put a link to in the show notes.
Speaking of show notes, if you'd like the show notes for this week's episode, head
over to allen and AJ.com/185.
For now we're praying you have an incredible week and we'll be back here same time, same
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2023: APC Chieftain Reveals Where Buhari’s Successor Will Come From
by Emmanuel EgobiambuA chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Jackson Ojo has claimed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s successor would come from the north.
Concise News understands that Buhari from North-West Katsina State is expected to handover to someone from southern Nigeria in 2023 under the country’s unwritten power rotation policy.
Ojo who spoke recently in Abuja, has, however, claimed that such an arrangement would not work in 2023.
He, therefore, urged the south to forget about getting the presidency in the coming general election, saying there are no top politicians in the south.
The APC chieftain was quoted by Vanguard as asking: “who is there in the South that has the national clout?
“There are some people in the South-West that are making noise today, wanting to be President.
“The truth is that they cannot be President. That is it! Mark my word! APC Presidential candidate in 2023 will emerge from the north.
“The South-West will be given the Vice Presidential slot. And if the PDP takes its candidate from the South, then they have given the opportunity to the APC to win again. The south does not have the political capacity to fight the North.”
He added: “The people of the South are agitating to be President of Nigeria in 2023. Is it by mere verbal expression?
“The North has 19 states including the FCT. The South has 17. There is no political synergy between the South-East, South-South and South-West.
“Each of them is standing independently as a pillar that cannot be moved but when you go up north, you will always get the traditional bloc vote because there is a unifying factor among them.
“Religion can unify them and they have leaders that can unify them. In the north, you have the Northern Governors Forum, the Northern Senators Forum and all that. Do we have these unifiers in the South?
“South-South is standing on its own, same with South-East and South-West. In the South, there is a multi-dimensional dichotomy, politically that is.
“Such a dichotomy can never be found in the North. Let us not deceive ourselves. What is the voting capacity of the North?
“The voting capacity of the South-South and the South-East cannot withstand the voting capacity of Kano, Katsina and Kebbi states.”


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