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well an hour rolls around and i was suppose to be going ot dinner with my mom nothing happens and i was 14 at the time. we go out to eat at an upscale restraunt in the city. around 730 i started feeling light seeing a small euphorian feeling giggly excited engergetic and my mom doing many drugs in the past noted how large my pupils were as well as my skin tone turned white and blotchy, i felt ok in the restraunt but watched my drink began to swirl by its self beer on the wall and neon lights began to react spinning like a colidoscope.
by this time i was laughing in a full restruant hilariously with the cops out side.
my mom notes im tripping my balls off and takes me out of the restraunt by not 30min has past and my trip really starts to increast heart rate jumped and mild closed eyed visuals were apparent as well as a euphoria of mulitcolored lights around everything. by now were on our way to the local hospital for an overdose. i get to the hospital emergency room tripping my nuts off seeing the floors wiggle the tvs 3D and all sorts of shit starting they put me on the heart rate monitor and i was peaking 220 beats a minute.

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Ex-Celtic boss Rodgers ‘was Tottenham’s first choice’ before hiring Mourinho
by David FowlerFORMER Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers was Tottenham's first choice before they brought in Jose Mourinho, according to reports.
The ex-Chelsea, Real Madrid and Manchester United manager is the new man in the Spurs hotseat after replacing Mauricio Pochettino.
However, the Daily Mail claim chairman Daniel Levy enquired about the now Leicester City boss Rodgers but was told prising him away from the Foxes would be impossible.
Mourinho had been out of work since his sacking from Old Trafford and it is believed his eagerness for the Spurs job ensured landing him would be much easier than trying for Rodgers.
The Northern Irishman only joined Leicester in February this year after leaving the Hoops mid-season.
Rodgers had won back-to-back trebles and secured the Betfred Cup once again in his third campaign before departing for now boss Neil Lennon - who lifted the Premiership and Scottish Cup.
Leicester are flying high in second spot in the English Premier League after 12 games - with just table toppers Liverpool ahead of them.
The Foxes have only lost two games in the league and have the meanest defence, conceding just eight goals.
They are also the second top scorers in England's top flight with only champions Manchester City ahead of them.
Rodgers' side equalled the record for the biggest ever Premier League win with a 9-0 win over Southampton last month.
Spurs have struggled this campaign and sit 14th in the table - a massive 11 points behind the Champions League places.
Leicester currently sit nine points ahead of Sheffield United in fifth in the race for a spot in Europe's elite competition next season.
Both sides return to EPL action this weekend with Rodgers and Co travelling to face Brighton and Spurs' new regime under Mourinho kicking off at West Ham.
Keep u p to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page


MOCAEvent Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | MOCASerializable |
| Declared in | MOCAEvent.h |
Tasks
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Properties
application
Application identifier.
@property (readonly) NSString *application
Discussion
This is automatically loaded when the event is created.
Declared In
MOCAEvent.h
category
Category the item belongs to.
@property (readonly) NSString *category
Discussion
It may be nil
if none.
Declared In
MOCAEvent.h
identifier
The autogenerated event identifier.
@property (readonly) NSString *identifier
Discussion
Note the identifier is automatically generated when the event is created. UUID is used for that.
Declared In
MOCAEvent.h
instance
Instance identifier.
@property (readonly) NSString *instance
Discussion
This is automatically loaded when the event is created.
Declared In
MOCAEvent.h
item
Item associated with the event.
@property (readonly) NSString *item
Discussion
It may be nil
if none.
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MOCAEvent.h
localTimestamp
Local instant time the event happened.
@property (readonly) NSNumber *localTimestamp
Discussion
Timestamp coded as milliseconds since Epoch GMT time in a long long
number
having into account the time zone.
Declared In
MOCAEvent.h
timestamp
Instant time the event happened.
@property (readonly) NSNumber *timestamp
Discussion
Timestamp coded as milliseconds since Epoch GMT time in a long long
number.
Declared In
MOCAEvent.h
type
Event type.
@property (readonly) NSString *type
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user
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@property (readonly) NSString *user
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Class Methods
track:
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Action verb.
Return Value
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track:forItem:
Tracks an event.
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YES
in case of success, NO
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MOCAEvent.h
track:forItem:belongingTo:
Tracks an event.
+ (BOOL)track:(NSString *)verb forItem:(NSString *)item belongingTo:(NSString *)category
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- verb
Action verb.
- item
Item associated with the event.
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Category the item belongs to.
Return Value
YES
in case of success, NO
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Declared In
MOCAEvent.h
track:forItem:belongingTo:withIntValue:
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Item associated with the event.
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Value associated with the event.
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track:forItem:belongingTo:withValue:
Tracks an event.
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Parameters
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Action verb.
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Value associated with the event.
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YES
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in case of error.
Declared In
MOCAEvent.h
track:forItem:withValue:
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+ (BOOL)track:(NSString *)verb forItem:(NSString *)item withValue:(NSNumber *)value
Parameters
- verb
Action verb.
- item
Item associated with the event.
- value
Value associated with the event.
Return Value
YES
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in case of error.
Declared In
MOCAEvent.h
Instance Methods
initWithEvent:
Initializes a newly allocated event as a copy of another given event.
- (id)initWithEvent:(MOCAEvent *)event
Parameters
- event
Other event.
Return Value
An initialized event or nil
in case of error.
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MOCAEvent.h
isEqualToEvent:
Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether the receiving event is equal to another event.
- (BOOL)isEqualToEvent:(MOCAEvent *)other
Parameters
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Other event.
Return Value
YES
if the other user has the same identifier and content,
otherwise NO
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Declared In
MOCAEvent.h


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I'm the kind of person who's naturally curious. In coding, this means I've invested in all sorts of things. On the more conventional end, I've done my time in Python and JavaScript (React/Node), and on the more niche I've been fascinated and dabbled in whatever is grabbing my attention, including but not limited to machine learning (four courses on deeplearning.ai, primarily TensorFlow), privacy tools (QubesOS, Tor), Haskell, DevOps, and Linux.
I discovered blockchain soon into my journey, and I've remained a huge fan of Ethereum ever since. I've contributed to a number of libraries (web3.py, Trinity, Vyper), attended Devcon IV, and am a member of the Ethereum Cat Herders, a volunteer group dedicated to decentralized product management and coordination.
View ResumeThe Vyper language is built using Python, and is a smart contracting language developed for the EVM. I hacked together a language package for the Atom text editor which is featured on the Vyper wiki.
To try and up my React skills, a friend of mine who is a React team leader sat down with me, and we coded a TodosMVC clone in the React that was modern that particular week.
I'm a member of the Ethereum Cat Herders, a decentralized volunteer team dedicated to lowering coordination frictions. We've found ourselves helping with hardfork coordination, gathering community sentiment on issues like ProgPoW, and trying to figure out the best way to help newcomers find their niche. Check out the Issues tracker; we're shifting into trying to use it as a resource for understanding community issues.
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Kyle Sincker 'out before he hit the ground' after being brutally KO'd just minutes into World Cup final
by Ian CameronEngland got off to a shaky start in the World Cup final they lost 32-12, an opening which was compounded by the loss of tighthead Kyle Sinckler after he was brutally knocked out.
Sinckler was KO’d out after colliding with Maro Itoje. The accidental collision came when the pair of England forwards tackled Springbok winger Makazole Mapimpi in the third minute.
Sinckler was left motionless on the ground with his arms straight in the air. The reaction, known as the ‘fencing response’, is often an indicator of a mid-level but not severe concussion.
Sinckler was attended to by medics and came round after two of three minutes of attention.
It was a collision that worried many on social media:
Sinckler was sent for a HIA and was automatically removed from the game. The concern for England fans then became whether Dan Cole could last 77 minutes of rugby. Cole started against USA but came off the bench in all of England’s other matches – against Tonga, Argentina, Australia and New Zealand.
Sinckler has been one of the standout front rows at the World Cup. The 120kg tighthead credits his mother with introducing him to rugby, after he switched from football at age eight after his mother heard of his physicality on the pitch.
Sinckler was described as an ‘emotional timebomb’ by Wales coach Warren Gatland during the 2019 Six Nations. Subsequently, Sinckler conceded three penalties during England’s 21-13 defeat by Wales and was replaced in the 57th minute.
The Harlequins prop conceded the second-most penalties of any player during the 2018-19 Premiership season with 29 behind Northampton’s Alex Waller. Harlequins captain Chris Robshaw spoke to him about discipline after he received a yellow card for slapping Sale’s Faf de Klerk in the chest.
Growing up he modelled himself on former New Zealand prop Carl Hayman.
WATCH: RugbyPass hears from some rowdy fans after the final in Yokohama


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We provide information and reviews of communication devices for sufferers of motor neurone disease.
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What?
A Promise represents a value which may be available now, or in the future, or never.Syntax
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--- title: How much do you get paid? Part II - Job seniority author: Jacquie Tran date: '2018-01-03' slug: how-much-do-you-get-paid-part-2 categories: - Off-field analyses tags: - sport science - strength and conditioning - soccer - football - salaries draft: no ---
This post is the second in a series; click here to read the first post if you haven’t already done so. In this series, I will show how I created the plots that Aiden Oakley published on Twitter here and here, alongside some commentary about the choices I made throughout the process and my own interpretations of the results.
We’ll load the cleaned data in and load the necessary libraries as we did in the first post.
# Load libraries
library(readr)
library(knitr)
library(kableExtra)
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
# Read the data into R
dataSource <- "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jacquietran/soccerSalariesDataPublic/master/soccerSalariesDataPublic.csv"
soccerSalariesData <- read_delim(dataSource, delim = ",", col_names = TRUE, col_types = NULL)
What happens when we categorise responses by job ‘seniority’? We can exclude responses from unpaid interns from this analysis since, well, they’re unpaid, so their ‘typical salary’ works out to be £0.
# Subset of data frame to exclude position == NA | Intern
soccerSalariesData2 <- soccerSalariesData %>%
filter(position != "Intern" & !is.na(position))
# Set factor levels
soccerSalariesData2$position <- factor(
soccerSalariesData2$position,
levels = c("Head", "Lead", "Coach"))
# Create a list to store common theme options for use across plots
plotFeatures <- theme(
plot.title = element_text(size = 16),
plot.subtitle = element_text(size = 14),
axis.title.x = element_blank(),
axis.text.x = element_text(size = 11),
axis.title.y = element_text(size = 16),
axis.text.y = element_text(size = 11),
legend.position = "none")
# Build the plot
p <- ggplot(soccerSalariesData2, aes(x = position, y = salaryGBP))
p <- p + geom_boxplot(outlier.shape = NA, coef = 0)
p <- p + geom_point(alpha = 1/4, size = 4, aes(colour = position))
p <- p + scale_y_continuous(
limits = c(0, 60000),
breaks = seq(0, 60000, by = 10000))
p <- p + labs(
title = "UK soccer salaries of support staff",
subtitle = "By position: Department head, discipline lead, or 'coach'",
y = "Salary (GBP)")
p <- p + plotFeatures
salaryByPosition <- p
# Display the plot
salaryByPosition
Let’s take a look at median salaries too:
# Calculate median salaries by position
medianSalariesByPosition <- soccerSalariesData2 %>%
group_by(position) %>%
summarise(median = median(salaryGBP, na.rm = TRUE))
# Add variable for defining position categories
medianSalariesByPosition$definition <- c(
"Department head (e.g., Head of Sport Science & Sports Medicine)",
"Discipline lead (e.g., Lead S&C coach)",
"Staff who are junior to the Lead or Head (e.g., Sport Science Assistant)")
# Reorder columns
medianSalariesByPosition <- medianSalariesByPosition %>%
select(position, definition, median)
# Rename variables for aesthetic purposes
colnames(medianSalariesByPosition) <- c(
"Position", "Definition", "Median salary (GBP, £)")
# Display the table
medianSalariesByPosition %>%
kable("html") %>%
kable_styling()
| Position | Definition | Median salary (GBP, £) |
|---|---|---|
| Head | Department head (e.g., Head of Sport Science & Sports Medicine) | 29000 |
| Lead | Discipline lead (e.g., Lead S&C coach) | 20750 |
| Coach | Staff who are junior to the Lead or Head (e.g., Sport Science Assistant) | 20000 |
Hmm. Seems there’s quite a bit to take in! This is what jumped out at me:
1. Department heads are generally—but not always—paid more than staff at the Lead or Coach levels. A small number of respondents who are department heads are being paid less than some Leads and Coaches. We know that there is a descending gradient in the reported salaries by league, so these instances could be explained by Heads who work for teams in lower leagues (e.g., Championship, League 1, League 2), compared to Leads and Coaches who work for teams in higher leagues (e.g., Premier League, Scottish Premiership).
2. Typical salaries of Leads and Coaches are not remarkably different. Again, considerable variation is evident within each category. Even if we were to exclude the three upper outliers in the ‘Coach’ group, there are still many overlaps between the 2nd and 3rd categories here.
3. Some respondents working at the Coach level are unpaid or may be underpaid (depending on the time loading in their role). These data points are not explained by interns, since we excluded them from the data set before building the plot and table above. However, this data does include the following:
On its face, these results do not make for positive reading. Importantly, whenever I am interpreting the results of any analysis, I work to actively think about alternative interpretations and possible explanatory factors. Here are a few:
1. Two of these respondents self-identified that they are working part-time, although their weekly time commitment is not known. It is possible that more of these apparently unpaid / underpaid respondents may be working part-time for their respective clubs, however this could not be accurately discerned from their questionnaire responses.
2. Some of these respondents may be current postgraduate students who are working and studying within a football club. For example, it’s common these days to see Masters and PhD students ‘embedded’ in applied settings. These students may be employed by a club in some capacity (or receiving a small remuneration / honorarium), while they are also conducting research within the same club or completing the placement hours needed to fulfil course requirements. In these instances, students may be receiving a stipend or scholarship to support their studies. This, in combination with a part-time wage, may add up to a sufficient living wage.
3. Perhaps many of the ‘Coaches’ happen to work for clubs competing in higher-paying leagues, while many of the ‘Leads’ happen to work in lower-paying leagues? We can attempt to discern this from the available data, a useful exercise that also highlights some of its limitations:
After looking at the data more closely, we now know that fewer Lead-level staff completed the questionnaire than Coach-level staff. We also know that fewer Lead-level staff are working for clubs with first teams in the top tier leagues, whereas there are more Coach-level staff working at this level. Perhaps what we see in the plot and table—the appearance of no difference between these two job levels—is actually the ‘league-level’ effect obscuring real differences that may exist between the salaries of Coaches and Leads. Maybe?
Scratching beneath the surface in this way, we have run into the eternal frustration of small samples. While a little over 100 responses might be enough to detect what appear to be fairly sizeable differences in staff salaries between leagues, it doesn’t give us enough clarity for answering more granular questions (e.g., ‘Given known differences between leagues, are there additional differences in staff salaries when categorising by job seniority?’).
Where does that leave us? Is there a difference between Coach and Lead salaries, or not? The answer is…
We don’t know. At least, we don’t know yet. With this data, we cannot confidently conclude that there is no difference but we also cannot conclude that there is a difference. We need better information and probably more of it to arrive at a conclusive judgment. Nevertheless, I think there is enough of a query here to warrant further exploration, further data capture, and further self-questioning (as an industry):
In the next post, I will examine how the salaries of S&C coaches compare to those of sport scientists working for UK football clubs.
Enjoying the series so far? Constructive feedback and comments welcome via Twitter; my handle is @jacquietran.


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APIs, huh?
Are you running an eCommerce site? Or software dealing with shipments from Nordic countries? Then you may want to use Bring APIs.
If you are new to APIs in general, CodeNewbie has a great An Intro to APIs.
Is 1337 a valid postal code in Norway?
With this open API, you can check if a number is a valid postal code — and look up the related geographic area. Use it to build forms where your user enters only a postal code, and the form finds the related city or geographic area automatically.
For Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and some additional supported countries. For other countries, all postal codes will be marked valid — and you can prompt users to enter the city name themselves.
Postal Code APIWhere’s my stuff? Is it here yet, is it here yet?
We all know what it’s like waiting for a package to arrive. This open API is here to help you show the current status of a shipment. Use it to implement tracking on your site or in emails, so that your users can see where their stuff is, and when they can expect a delivery. Additional features for Mybring customer with authentication.
Tracking APIExpress delivery tomorrow? Or can you wait longer?
Bring has lots of different services for shipping stuff. This API looks up price and service area, with estimated delivery times. Use it to build forms with shipping options, so that your users can choose their preferred delivery method on checkout.
Shipping Guide APICan we programatically book shipments?
Yes. Yes, you can. It’s pretty neat. You need to be a Mybring customer registered for invoice payment. When that is in place, you can integrate services from Bring with your systems. Book shipments, get labels, send packages on their way. \o/
Booking API


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A lighter alternative that's heavy on style
Zorin OS 15 Lite: Xfce Has Never Looked So Good!
by By Joey SneddonWith the release of Zorin OS 15 Lite, low spec Linux users gain a stylish new distro option.
Zorin OS Lite is a slimmed down version of the full (GNOME Shell based) Zorin OS 15 which is based on Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS and uses the Linux Kernel 5.0.
Although the spin is tailored toward older, lower spec’d PCs, the distro doesn’t skimp on visual appeal.
The Xfce 4.14 desktop environment (yes, the latest release) beautifully themed and the stock layout is both logical and ordered, mimicking a traditional Windows desktop. A reasoned selection of default apps and utilities are onboard too.
And yes: it has a dark theme!
The Zorin team say: “We believe Zorin OS 15 Lite represents the perfect blend of power, performance, and usability with the power to allow anyone to breathe new life into their old computers. We hope that you’ll enjoy using it!”.
And with this release being based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Zorin OS 15 Lite users can look forward to continued updated until 2023 — nice!
An overview of the key features in Zoin OS 15 Lite:
- Linux kernel 5.0
- Flatpak support enabled by default
- New ‘notification’ indicator
- ‘Do Not Disturb’ mode
- Theme with choice of colour accents
The system requirements for Zorin OS 15 Lite are as follows:
Pretty low, right?
If there’s anything I think is a bit of a miss about this otherwise well-spun distro it’s the option to not include more desktop layouts.
The full-fat Zorin OS 15 Ultimate edition includes a bunch of desktop layouts, including touch-centric and macOS inspired layouts.
It would’ve been nice to see at least a macOS styled one offered gratis as there are likely to be Mac-switchers eyeing up the Lite edition as well as those jumping ship from Windows 7 early next year.
Download Zorin OS 15 Lite
Zorin OS 15 Lite is free to download and use on any computer that supports it.
You might think: “well obviously it’s free: it’s Linux!”, but it’s worth clarifying as other versions of Zorin OS do cost money.
Talking of which, if you’ve previously bought Zorin OS 15 Ultimate you can download an enhanced version of the Lite flavour. Along with a stack of pre-loaded software and games you can select between Windows, macOS and GNOME 2 desktop layouts in the Zorin Appearance app.
You can download Zorin OS 15 Lite in both 32-bit and 64-bit .iso
images direct from the project website:
Use a tool like Etcher to flash the .iso
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A Victorious Union
by Oliver Optic
Chapter XXI: “Captain Sullendine Becomes Violent”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1893
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Optic, O. (1893). A Victorious Union. Boston, MA: Lee and Shepherd Publishers.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.0
- Word Count: 2,138
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: 19th century literature, american literature, blue and the gray, civil war
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French ascended the gangway followed by Captain Sullendine. The seaman who had acted as prize-master of the West Wind touched his cap very respectfully to the first officer he met when he came on board. Christy had asked the chief engineer to send Mr. Graines to him, and he was talking to him about the prize and the chief prisoner when French presented himself before them.
“I have come on board to report, sir,” said the prize-master of the West Wind.
“Is all well on board, French?” asked the wounded lieutenant.
“All well now, sir,” replied the seaman, with a suggestive emphasis on the last word. “I am very sorry to learn that you have been wounded, Mr. Passford.”
“Not severely, French,” replied Christy. “I am ready to hear your report.”
“I have something to say about this business, Jerry Sandman,” interposed the captain of the West Wind, whose wrath had suddenly got the better of his judgment, interlarding his brief remark with a couple of ringing oaths.
“I will hear the prize-master first,” replied Christy very quietly.
The discomfited master of the schooner called down a shocking malediction upon the prize-master just as Captain Breaker presented himself before the group assembled at the arm-chair of the lieutenant, and had heard the last oaths of the angry man.
“Who is this man, Mr. Passford?” asked the commander.
“I’ll let you know who I am!” exclaimed Captain Sullendine, with another couplet of oaths.
“I do not permit any profane language on the deck of this ship,” said Captain Breaker. “Pass the word for the master-at-arms,” he added to the nearest officer.
“Oh, you are the cap’n of this hooker,” added the master of the West Wind, this time without any expletives. “I have somethin’ to say to you, Cap’n, and I want to complain of your officers.”
“When you have learned how to behave yourself, I will hear you,” replied the commander, as the master-at-arms, who is the chief of police on board a ship of war, presented himself, touching his cap to the supreme authority of the steamer. “What is the trouble here, Mr. Passford?” asked Captain Breaker in a very gentle tone, in contrast with the quiet sternness with which he had spoken to Captain Sullendine.
“No trouble at all, sir; I was about to hear the report of French, the prize-master of the schooner, when the captain of her interfered,” replied Christy.
“My story comes in before the prize-master’s, as you call him, though he ain’t nothin’ but a common sailor,” interposed Captain Sullendine again.
“Will you be silent?” demanded the commander.
“No, I will not! This is an outrage!” stormed the captain of the West Wind, with a liberal spicing of oaths in his speech.
“Put this man in irons, master-at-arms, and commit him to the brig,” added Captain Breaker.
The petty officer called upon the ship’s corporal, whom he had brought with him, and placed his hand on the arm of the rebellious master, who showed fight. A couple of seamen were called to assist the police force, and Captain Sullendine was dragged below with his wrists ironed behind him.
“Now you can proceed, French,” said the captain.
“When I left you, all was quiet on board of the West Wind,” added Christy, beginning to make a slight explanation for the benefit of the commander. “Captain Sullendine was very drunk, asleep in his berth, with the door of his stateroom securely fastened upon him. Bokes the seaman and Sopsy the cook were in the same condition.  The Holyoke followed the schooner, and came to anchor near the West Wind. She sent a boat on board, and I told my story to the second lieutenant. We did not need any assistance, and he left us.
“About four bells in the forenoon watch I heard a tremendous racket in the cabin, and I went below. Captain Sullendine was doing his best to break down the door of his stateroom, cursing hard enough to make the blood of a Christian run cold. But he had nothing to work with, and I let him kick and pound till he got tired of it. I put Vogel in the cabin to keep watch of him, and went on deck.
“He kept it up for half an hour or more, and then he seemed to have enough of it. Vogel came on deck and told me the prisoner was very humble then, and wanted to come out. I knew you did not mean that I should starve him, and I made Sopsy put his breakfast on the table in the cabin; but I did not do so till I had locked the liquor closet and put the key in my pocket.
“I let him out then, and his first move was to get at his whiskey; but the door was locked. He begged like a child for a drink; but I did not give him a drop. Sopsy and Bokes, who were tied up forward, did the same; but they did not get any. Captain Sullendine ate his breakfast, and I told him his vessel was a prize to the United States steamer Bellevite. Then he was so furious that we had to shut him up in his stateroom again.
“After a while he promised to behave himself, and I let him out again. He declared that his vessel was not a legal prize, and got off a lot of stuff that I did not take any notice of. He wanted to make a protest to the commander of the Bellevite, and when he promised to behave like a gentleman, I let him come on board with me.”
“You acted with very good judgment, French, and Mr. Passford has already commended your good conduct in the expedition last night,” said the commander.
“Thank you, sir,” replied the prize-master, touching his cap, and backing away without another word.
“Loring,” called the captain to the master-at-arms, who had just returned to the quarter-deck, or as near it as etiquette permitted him to go. “How is your prisoner?”
“He broke down completely after he had been in the brig a few minutes, and promised to behave like a gentleman if the commander would hear him.”
“Bring him to the quarter-deck,” added the captain.
In a few minutes, the ship’s corporal conducted him into the presence of the commander. He began with a very lame apology for his previous conduct, and then declared that he was the victim of a “Yankee trick,” and that the West Wind had not been fairly captured.
“Your officers imposed upon me,” he continued. “Mr. Balker and Jerry Sandman”—
“Who are they?” inquired Captain Breaker, interrupting him.
“I was Mr. Balker, engaged as mate of the West Wind, selected for that position by Mr. Passford, while the lieutenant was Jerry Sandman, second mate, which he chose to be himself so that he could be with the men,” interposed Mr. Graines.
“I did not know what their names was, and I reckoned all was honest and square. These men, whoever they were, got me drunk, and got drunk themselves; and while I was taking a nap, waiting for the steamer to get under way, they fastened me into my stateroom so I couldn’t get out.”
“I went through the forms, but I did not take a drop of liquor into my mouth,” said Christy.
“I did not take more than a tablespoonful both on board and at the camp of the runaways,” added Mr. Graines.
“Then you cheated me more’n I thought.”
“Is this all the complaint you have to make, Captain Sullendine?” asked Captain Breaker, turning to the master of the West Wind.
“I reckon that’s enough!” protested the complainant. “I say it was not a fair capture, and you ought to send my vessel back to Mobile Point, where your officers found her.”
“I shall not do that, but I will compromise the matter by sending you to Mobile Point, as I have no further use for you,” replied the commander. “You are a non-combatant, and not a prisoner of war.”
French was ordered to leave Captain Sullendine, Bokes, and Sopsy at the shore where the whaleboat had made a landing, as soon as it was dark. For some reason not apparent, the master of the West Wind protested against this sentence; but no attention was given to his protest. The commander was confident that he had evidence enough to secure the condemnation of the prize, and he regarded such an unreasonable fellow as her late captain as a nuisance. That night the order in regard to him and his companions were carried out.
Captain Breaker asked some questions in regard to French, which Christy and Mr. Graines were able to answer. He was one of those men, of whom there were thousands in the army and navy who had become soldiers and sailors purely from patriotic duty, and at the sacrifice of brighter present prospects. French had been the mate of a large coaster, whose captain had become an ensign in the navy, and he might have had the command of her if he had not shipped as an able seaman in the same service.
He understood navigation, and had been the second mate of an Indiaman. The commander said nothing when he had learned all he could about the prize-master; but it was evident that he had something in view which might be of interest to the subject of his inquiries. He turned his attention to the condition of his first lieutenant then, asking about his arm.
“It does not feel quite so easy as it did,” replied Christy, who had been suffering some pain from his wound for the last two hours, though he was so interested in the proceedings on board, and especially in the report from the West Wind, that he had not been willing to retire to his stateroom.
“Then you must turn in at once, Mr. Passford,” said the commander, with more energy than he had spoken to the lieutenant before. “I am afraid you have delayed it too long.”
“I think not, sir.” replied the wounded officer.
“Mr. Graines shall go with you and assist you,” added the captain. “I will send Dr. Linscott to you as soon as you get into your berth.”
Christy had been sitting so long that he was quite stiff when he attempted to get out of his chair, and the engineer assisted him. He was still very weak, and Mr. Graines supported him, though he presently recovered himself. The ship’s company, by this time relieved of all heavy work, had been observing him with affectionate admiration, and rehearsing the daring exploit in which he had received his wound, gave three rousing cheers as he rose to leave the quarter-deck.
Christy turned his pale face towards them, raised his cap, and bowed to them. Another cheer followed, and then another. The men knew that his prompt action in mounting the mizzen rigging, boarding the Tallahatchie, and firing the thirty-pounder after he had reversed its position, had saved the lives or limbs of a great number of them, and they were extremely grateful to him.
With the assistance of his friend the engineer, Christy was soon between the sheets in his berth. Dr. Linscott came in as soon as he was in his bed, spoke very tenderly to him, and then proceeded to dress his injured arm. He found the member was somewhat swollen, and the patient’s pulse indicated some fever.
“I must send you home, Mr. Passford,” said the surgeon. “You are the hero of the day, you have earned a vacation, and you will need your mother’s care for the next three weeks.”
In spite of Christy’s protest, the doctor insisted, and left him.


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“Ubho mātā ca dhītā ca,
mayaṁ āsuṁ sapattiyo;
Tassā me ahu saṁvego,
abbhuto lomahaṁsano.
“The two of us were co-wives,
though we were mother and daughter.
I was struck with a sense of urgency,
so astonishing and hair-raising!
Dhiratthu kāmā asucī,
duggandhā bahukaṇṭakā;
Yattha mātā ca dhītā ca,
sabhariyā mayaṁ ahuṁ.

Kāmesvādīnavaṁ disvā,
nekkhammaṁ daṭṭhu khemato;
Sā pabbajjiṁ rājagahe,
agārasmānagāriyaṁ.
Seeing the danger in sensual pleasures,
seeing renunciation as a sanctuary,
I went forth in Rājagaha
from the lay life to homelessness.
Pubbenivāsaṁ jānāmi,
dibbacakkhu visodhitaṁ;
Cetopariccañāṇañca,
sotadhātu visodhitā.
I know my past lives;
my clairvoyance is clarified;
I comprehend the minds of others;
my clairaudience is purified;
Iddhīpi me sacchikatā,
patto me āsavakkhayo;
Chaḷabhiññā sacchikatā,
kataṁ buddhassa sāsanaṁ.
I've realized the psychic powers,
and attained the ending of defilements.
I’ve realized the six kinds of direct knowledge,
and fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.
Iddhiyā abhinimmitvā,
caturassaṁ rathaṁ ahaṁ;
Buddhassa pāde vanditvā,
lokanāthassa tādino”.
I created a four-horsed chariot
using my psychic powers.
Then I bowed at the feet of the Buddha,
the glorious protector of the world.”
“Supupphitaggaṁ upagamma pādapaṁ,
Ekā tuvaṁ tiṭṭhasi sālamūle;
Na cāpi te dutiyo atthi koci,
Bāle na tvaṁ bhāyasi dhuttakānaṁ”.
“You’ve come to this sal tree all crowned with flowers,
and stand at its root all alone.

“Even if 100,000 rascals like this
were to gang up,
I’d stir not a hair nor tremble.
What could you do to me all alone, Māra?
Esā antaradhāyāmi,
kucchiṁ vā pavisāmi te;
Bhamukantare tiṭṭhāmi,
tiṭṭhantiṁ maṁ na dakkhasi.
I’ll vanish,
or I’ll enter your belly;
I could stand between your eyebrows
and you still wouldn’t see me.
Cittamhi vasībhūtāhaṁ,
iddhipādā subhāvitā;
Chaḷabhiññā sacchikatā,
kataṁ buddhassa sāsanaṁ.
I’m the master of my own mind,
I’ve developed the bases of psychic power well.
I’ve realized the six kinds of direct knowledge,
and fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.
Sattisūlūpamā kāmā,
khandhāsaṁ adhikuṭṭanā;
Yaṁ tvaṁ ‘kāmaratiṁ’ brūsi,
‘āratī’ dāni sā mama.
Sensual pleasures are like swords and stakes;
the aggregates are their chopping block.
What you call sensual delight
is now no delight for me.
Sabbattha vihatā nandī,
Tamokhandho padālito;
Evaṁ jānāhi pāpima,
Nihato tvamasi antakā”ti.
Relishing is destroyed in every respect,
and the mass of darkness is shattered.
So know this, Wicked One:
you’re beaten, terminator!”
…
Uppalavaṇṇā therī ….


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Varkala, a calm and quiet hamlet, lies on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram district. It has several tourist attractions that include a beautiful beach, a 2000-year-old Vishnu Temple and the Ashramam - Sivagiri Mutt a little distance from the beach.
The Papanasam Beach (also called as Varkala Beach), which is ten kilometers away from Varkala, is renowned for a natural spring.
Getting there:
Nearest railway station: Varkala, about 3 km away
Nearest airport: Trivandrum International Airport, about 57 km away


Thinking Style
March 11, 2015
I think my biggest struggle so far in phase 0 of Dev Bootcamp is just trying to grasp all of the new information and learning put in front of me. It may have a little to do with my thinking stytle considering I am mainly a concrete sequential thinker. I like taking things in an orderly fashion and perfecting one task before moving on to another. I think a good chunk of my struggle comes not just from my thinking style, but also balancing work and homelife with the bootcamp. In terms of my thinking style though following this sort of unstructured phase 0 conflicts somewhat.
In order to help counter this for starters I will have to be a little more accepting of this style and deal with it which may sound cliche, but that is how the world works. I also plan to instead of going through everything one by one, I am going to try and learn basics for everything, then repeat that cycle for intermediate level, and finally until I can understand all of them at the same level. This may be better for me as instead of learning one coding language entirely and then forgetting about it, I will have to keep goin back to it.
By developing a more abstract thinking styles and combining them with my concrete style, I think my time at DevBootcamp will become much less stressful and somewhat easier. By having a more growth mindset I can be more willing to take on even more challenges, but actually with excitement. I will not get bent out of shape if I get stumped. Rather I will take a breather come back to it and overcome it. Sometimes my mind tells me to quit, but pressing into my brain a growth mindset I can quickly silence those thoughts. Overall I plan on becoming a more well-rounded person when it comes to learning.


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— I always thought that my work itself would tell everything about me, but now it suddenly turns out that it tells people about something completely unknown to me ...
EXPERIENCE
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1st January 2011 – Forever
Best of the best😎
- The name Lana Del Rey was formed from a mixture of Hollywood actress Lana Turner and the popular car Ford Del Rey. Real name is Elizabeth Grant.
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- ASCAP Pop Music Awards
- Billboard
- Billboard Mid-Year Music Awards
- Billboard Women in Music
- ECHO Awards
- Norway GAFFA Awards
- GQ Men of the Year Awards
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- Video Games (2011)
- Blue Jeans (2012)
- National Anthem (2012)
- Carmen (2012)
- Young and Beautiful (2013)
- Summertime Sadness (2013)
- Love (2017)
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21th June 1985
A sweet little princess was born It's me
I was born in Manhattan, New York, to Robert Ingland Grant, Jr., a wealthy copywriter of the Gray Group, and to Patricia Ann “Pat” (nee Hill), clerk at the Gray Group.
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27th August 2011 – 12th December 2012
I uploaded self-made music videos for her songs "Video Games" and "Blue Jeans" to YouTube, featuring vintage footage interspersed with shots of her singing on her webcam.
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12th December 2012 – 30th June 2013
Born to Die was released worldwide, and reached number one in 11 countries, though critical reaction was divided.
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4th December 2013 – 26th May 2014
I filmed Tropico, a musical short film paired to tracks from Paradise, directed by Anthony Mandler. Del Rey screened the film on December 4, 2013 at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood.
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13th June 2014 – 30th June 2015
I released a cover of "Once Upon a Dream" for the 2014 dark fantasy film Maleficent.
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- Cruel world
- Ultraviolence
- Shades of cool
- Brooklyn baby
- West coast
- Sad girl
- Pretty when you cry
- Money, power, glory
- Fucked my way up to the top
- Old money
- The other woman
- Black beauty
- Guns and roses
- Florida Kilos
- Is this happiness
- Flipside
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18th September 2015 – 28th August 2015
I executive produced a short film Hi, How Are You Daniel Johnston, documenting the life of singer-songwriter Daniel Johnston.For the film, she covered Johnston's song "Some Things Last a Long Time".
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9th February 2016 – 21th July 2017
I premiered a music video for the song "Freak" from Honeymoon at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles.
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21th July 2017 – 17th September 2018
I made my first 4 albums for me, but this one is for my fans and about where I hope we are all headed.
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- Love
- Lust for life
- 13 beaches
- Cherry
- White mustang
- Summer bummer
- Groupie love
- In my feelings
- Coachella - Woodstock in my mind
- God bless America — And all the beautiful women in it
- When the world was at war we kept dancing
- Beautiful people, beautiful problems
- Tomorrow never came
- Heroin
- Change
- Get free
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10th December 2019 – 11th September 2019
I presented filmmaker Guillermo del Toro with his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and subsequently released a cover of "Season of the Witch" for his film, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.

This is not the end ...
Languages
Skills
MUSICAL STYLE 🎸
Character
Likes😃
Dislikes😞
Education
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Every day
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1st1981 – 30th 1990I went to a Catholic school.Sang in the church choir.
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1st 1990 – 30th 1991Studied at a Kent school.
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1st 1991 – 23rd 1996Fordham University.