All that good stuff.
Normalize features and Jekyll defaults.
Javascript module bundle set up at _scripts folder.


jQuery 1.6 brought Deferred support. They are a great feature that promise to make a lot of asynchronous functionality easier to write and manage. jQuery.View uses Deferreds to simplify a common but annoying task into a one-liner: loading data and a template and rendering the result into an element.
Here's what rendering templates looks like with deferreds:
$('#todos').html('temps/todos.ejs', $.get('/todos',{},'json') );
This will make two parallel ajax requests. One request
is made for the template at temps/todos.ejs
:
<% for(var i =0; i < this.length; i++) { %>

<%= this[i].name %>

<% } %>
The second request for /todos
might respond with a JSON array:
[
{"id" : 1, "name": "Take out the Trash"},
{"id" : 2, "name": "Do the Laundry"}
]
When both have been loaded, the template is rendered with the todos data. The resulting HTML is placed in the #todos
element.
This is fab fast! The AJAX and template request are made in parallel and rendered when both are complete. Before deferreds, this was a lot uglier:
var template,
data,
done = function(){
if( template && data ) {
var html = new EJS({text: template})
.render(data);
$('#todos').html( html )
}
}
$.get('temps/todos.ejs', function(text){
template = text;
done();
},'text')
$.get('/todos',{}, function(json){
data = json
done();
},'json')
Model AJAX functions now return deferreds. Creating models like:
$.Model('User',{
findAll: '/users'
},{});
$.Model('Todo',{
findAll: '/todos'
},{})
Lets you request todos and users and get back a deferred that can be used in functions that accept deferreds like $.when:
$.when( User.findAll(),
Todo.findAll() )
Or $.View:
$('#content').html('temps/content.ejs',{
users : User.findAll(),
todos: Todo.findAll()
})


The Grand Junction Neonatal ICU is proud to sponsor this
year's Rose Hill Rally. Please join us and Cycle Pathology for the
Century Ride, Metric Century (62 miles), or 50K (31 miles). Rest stations
and aid stations will be spaced throughout the Century and Metric Century
routes.
Come to Grand Junction a day early. Visit historic downtown Grand Junction,
explore the Grand Valley, ride the Colorado National Monument, or tour
local wineries.
Riders begin the course between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. for both the Metric
Century and the 50K distance. Pick up your ride packet at Canyon View Park
between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m.
Entry fee includes rider breakfast & hot lunch, Rose Hill Rally t-shirt,
and course map.
Stay and enjoy your post-ride meal with music provided by the Dam Busters.
Teams of six or more riders will receive special t-shirts. Team entry forms must
be received two weeks prior to the rally.
Ride the Century
— Alisha Smith
While riding 100 miles in a day may sound extreme, most casual cyclists can complete
a century if they follow a comprehensive training routine. Your bike should be comfortable
and fit you well. Consider having a tune-up before the ride, and carry a spare tire
and patch kit, tools, and a pump.
If you're not a regular cyclist, start your training at least 12 weeks before your
century. Hills are a great way to train for your ride, and don't forget to allow
for recovery days after your longer rides.
A few days prior to the ride, you should keep hydrated and cut back on caffeine and
alcohol. On the day of your century, eat a light breakfast of high-carbohydrate foods
and drink lots of water. On the ride, drink water or a sports drink before
you're thirsty.
A century isn't a race, so adopt a relaxed pace that you can follow for several
hours. Alter your position throughout your ride, getting up off the saddle,
stretching your back, and moving your hand position. The ride goes easier if
you share it with a friend or two.
Above all, enjoy the ride! Most centuries are designed to go through
scenic areas of the state. Peddle on and remember to watch the scenery.


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I have been spending some time with JHipster. I like it.
Java developers looking to adopt AngularJS should check consider JHipster as a great way to get started.
Below is a snapshot of the Google Trend chart showing JHipster's impact.
If you have not heard of AngularJS, consider the following chart that shows how even JHipster's spike pales in comparison to the wave of interest in AngularJS. JHipster is in blue.
Finally, consider how both of the above spikes seem small compared to Java's relatively steady and huge mindshare. I think these charts offer some clues as to where things are headed in Java-land.


Chris Ramsey (born 1986-08-03[ref]) has appeared in 41 episodes between 2011-2016. Chris Ramsey on IMDB. Chris Ramsey on Wikipedia. Chris Ramsey on Chortle.


Duration
5 minutes
Goals
The primary goal of this lab is help you understand the course goals. You will spend a few minutes using the completed version of the app you will build during the course. This should give you an overview of the Activity-interaction patterns that this course will cover.
The exercises for this course ask you complete a "Grocery List" application. All of the Activities, the entire UI, and the data-management classes will be provided for you. Your task will be to implement the Activity-to-Activity navigation. In a few cases, you will need to pass arguments and harvest results.
The architecture of the app is shown below. Each screenshot is a separate Activity. The red arrows indicate the Activity-to-Activity navigation that you will code. Note that the "Browser" Activity is from the standard Android installation and is not packaged with your app.
There is no code to write in this first exercise. You will just be running the completed application.
Required assets
The provided Part 06 Resources folder contains a subfolder named Completed with the app you will run. Please make sure you have this folder before you begin.
Challenge
Use the guidelines here to work through the exercise on your own. Alternatively, you can use the step-by-step instructions given below.
- Open the GroceryList.sln solution in the Part 06 Resources/Completed folder.
- Run the GroceryList application
- Spend a few minutes exploring the app. Think about which Activities start other Activities and what arguments and return values are being passed.
- Close the solution when you are done exploring.
Steps
Below are the step-by-step instructions to implement the exercise.
Run the completed application
- Open the GroceryList.sln solution in the Part 06 Resources/Completed folder.
- Run the GroceryList application.
- Touch the ITEMS button to navigate to the Items Activity.
- Touch one of the items in the list to navigate to the Details Activity. The Items Activity will pass the item's position in the data model to the Details Activity so it knows which item to display.
- Touch the Android Back-button to return to the Items Activity.
- Touch the Android Back-button to return to the Main Activity.
- Touch the ADD ITEM button to navigate to the Add Item Activity. Enter values for a new item. Touch the SAVE button. The Add Item Activity will send the values for the new item back to the Main Activity.
- Touch the ITEMS button to return to the Items Activity. Verify that the new item was added to the list.
- Touch the Android Back-Button to return to the Main Activity.
- Touch the ABOUT button to navigate to the About Activity.
- Touch the LEARN MORE button to launch the web browser. The web browser is a standard Android Activity that your app is using.
- Stop the app.
- Close the solution.
Summary
The Grocery List app demonstrates all the common Activity interaction patterns: one Activity starting another, passing arguments, harvesting results, and launching a system Activity. After spending a few minutes working with the completed app, you should have a good overview of the goals for the rest of the course.


try:
from enum import IntEnum
except ImportError:
class IntEnumMeta(type):
def __iter__(cls):
return cls.values()
def __contains__(cls, value):
return value in cls.values()
class IntEnum:
"""
A rudimentary Python 3 style IntEnum Implementation that supports
iteration and membership testing.
"""
__metaclass__ = IntEnumMeta
@classmethod
def values(cls):
return (getattr(cls, elem) for elem in cls.__dict__ if elem.upper() == elem)
class Decode(IntEnum):
"""
Modes for the load function.
"""
# Load either a grayscale or color image (including alpha channel), 8-bit format
UNCHANGED = -1
# Load as a grayscale 8-bit image.
# Color images will be converted to grayscale.
GRAYSCALE = 0
# Load as a three-channeled 8-bit image.
# Grayscale images will be converted.
# Any alpha channels will be discarded.
COLOR = 1
# If set, 16-bit and 32-bit images are returned as such.
# Otherwise, an 8-bit image is returned.
ANY_DEPTH = 2
class Encode(IntEnum):
"""
Options for the save function.
"""
# An integer from 0 to 100 (the higher is the better).
# The default value is 95.
JPEG_QUALITY = 1
JPEG_PROGRESSIVE = 2
JPEG_OPTIMIZE = 3
JPEG_RST_INTERVAL = 4
JPEG_LUMA_QUALITY = 5
JPEG_CHROMA_QUALITY = 6
# An integer from 0 to 9.
# A higher value means a smaller size and longer compression time.
# Default value is 3.
PNG_COMPRESSION = 16
PNG_STRATEGY = 17
PNG_BILEVEL = 18
PNG_STRATEGY_DEFAULT = 0
PNG_STRATEGY_FILTERED = 1
PNG_STRATEGY_HUFFMAN_ONLY = 2
PNG_STRATEGY_RLE = 3
PNG_STRATEGY_FIXED = 4
class Interpolation(IntEnum):
"""
Interpolation methods for the resize function.
"""
# Nearest Neighbor interpolation
NEAREST = 0
# Bilinear interpolation
LINEAR = 1
# Bicubic interpolation
CUBIC = 2
# Resampling using pixel area relation.
# It may be a preferred method for image decimation, as it gives moire free results.
# When the image is zoomed, it is similar to nearest neighborhood interpolation.
AREA = 3
# Lanczos interpolation over 8x8 neighborhood
LANCZOS = 4


Before Change
def store_objects(objs, output_dir, file_name=None):
assert os.path.exists(output_dir) or os.path.exists(os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.getcwd(), output_dir))), "invalid path to output directory"
if file_name is None:
file_name = str(datetime.now().strftime("%m-%d-%y_%H-%M-%S")) + ".pickle"
full_path = os.path.join(output_dir, file_name)
else:
full_path = os.path.join(output_dir, file_name + str(datetime.now().strftime("%m-%d-%y_%H-%M-%S")) + ".pickle")
with open(full_path, "wb") as output_file:
pickle.dump(objs, output_file)
print("Dumped pickle to", full_path)
After Change
def store_objects(objs, output_dir, file_name=None):
suffix = ".pickle"
full_path = get_full_path(output_dir=output_dir, suffix=suffix, file_name=file_name)
with open(full_path, "wb") as output_file:
pickle.dump(objs, output_file)
print("Dumped pickle to", full_path)


This week I started with some research on the various applications of bin-picking in the industry nowadays and continue reading other academic papers on the different processes utilized to segment the point clouds acquired by the RGB_D sensors. I also tudied some algorithms utilized for object detection and for filtering point clouds used in the Point Cloud Library.
Apart from this, these week was specially marked by some developments on the installation of the hardware and acquisition and processing of data.
KinectIn order to decide the correct position to install the Kinect, I recorded some frames for the different possible positions of the sensor on the robot, which are represented next.
Point Cloud 1 - Kinect with 3 degrees of freedom.
Point Cloud 2 - Kinect with 4 degrees of freedom on the side of the robot.
Point Cloud 3 - Kinect with 4 degrees of freedom closer to the 4th joint of the robot.
Point Cloud 4 - Kinect with 4 degrees of freedom closer to the 5th joint of the robot.
Point Cloud 5 - Kinect with 6 degrees of freedom.
Afterwards I began to segment the point cloud 2, for the detection of a simple object, a box, and created a launch file to run all the necessary programs for the visualization of the results. I started by eliminating parts of the point cloud, in order to simplify and keep only the points that represent the objects. The filters used where the follow:
- PassThrough filter - used to identify and/or eliminate points within a specific range of X, Y and Z values.
- VoxelGrid filter - used to simplify the cloud, by wrapping the point cloud with a three-dimensional grid and reducing the number of points to the center points within each bloc of the grid.
I wrote and uploaded the code in the Arduino UNO to send the distance read by the sensor through the serial port.
const int analogInPin = A0; // Analog input pin float sensorValue = 0; // Value read from the sensor float DistanceSENSICK; void setup() { // initialize serial communications at 9600 bps: Serial.begin (9600); } void loop() { //--------SENSIK-------- // read the analog input value: sensorValue = analogRead(analogInPin); DistanceSENSICK=-1.0708*sensorValue+831.96; // print the Distance to the Serial Monitor: Serial.print(DistanceSENSICK); Serial.print("\n"); }
Since the output signal of the sensor is not a distance in a scale of meters, it has to be converted by a linear regression, which can be seen in the code above. To determine this equation it is necessary to gather some values of the sensor readings and its corresponding distance, and plot the best regression.
Moreover, I started a C++ course to learn in which ways this programing language differs in comparison with C.


In this view you can see actor issues (errors, warnings, dead letters, unhandled messages or deadlocks).
So far no issues found. Keep on rocking!


property OnResize: TNotifyEvent;
OnResize is called each time dimensions of the associated data array change. This event is normally preceeded with the OnChange call.
Similar to OnChange, generation of OnResize may be temporarily suppressed with BeginUpdate/EndUpdate.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 24 biscuits
Dietary
We discovered that cardamom is a really popular spice in Norway, used in many cake and biscuit recipes. Some say the spice was first brought back to the country hundreds of years ago by Vikings who worked as mercenaries in what was then Constantinople (now Istanbul). Whatever the truth, Norwegians are certainly keen on their cardamom.
We made these cookies on a boat on the Geiranger Fjord – a stunning spot.
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5. Line 2 large baking trays with baking parchment.
Using an electric hand-whisk, beat the butter, sugar and lemon zest together in a large bowl until pale and fluffy.
Beat in the flour, almonds and cardamom until the mixture is well combined and comes together to form a stiff dough.
Roll the dough into 24 balls and place 12 on each baking tray – make sure you leave space between each one.
Press each cookie with a cookie stamp or the bottom of a glass to flatten and leave decorative indentations in the dough.
Bake a tray at a time for 12–14 minutes until the cookies are pale golden brown.
Leave them to cool on the tray for a few minutes, then transfer to a wire rack. They will crisp up as they cool. Store the cookies in an airtight tin and eat within 7 days.


onFlip
is called as a tab is flipped.
flip
will be called when a card is flipped
The listener will be called with an instance of io.tornadofaces.event.FlipPanelEvent
that contains a reference to the flip panel.
Widget: TornadoFaces.widget.FlipPanel
| Method | Params | Return type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| flip() | void | Flip the panel. |


Kim Kardashian branded 'tone deaf' for Aussie project plug as bush fires rage
Kim Kardashian said she's 'sending something very special' Down Under - and got blasted for the 'insensitive' message as the country battles raging bush fires
by Louise Randell, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/louise-randell/Kim Kardashian has been branded "tone deaf" for plugging a product launch in Australia as the country battles devastating bush fires.
The reality TV star, 39, filmed a video for her fans in Oz letting them know about a new project.
She didn't reveal what it is, but some speculated it could be a pop-up shop or a new beauty product.
Kim tweeted: "Hi Australia! I have some exciting news coming soon just in time for the holidays.
"Can you guess what is is? Stay tuned for the big announcement..."
She added in the video: "Hey Australia, I just wanted to let you know I am sending you something very special..."
The post enraged her Aussie fans, who bombarded her with messages telling her they hope she's sending water or a donation to help firefighters Down Under.
Others called Kim out for tweeting about one of her money-spinning projects during the country's time of need.
One tweeted: "Is it water or fire fighters? We need that right now. Or money? Farmers and people who lost homes & loved ones need money too."
Another added: "That’s exciting but today isn’t the best day to post this!
"Six million people on the eastern side of Australia are facing catastrophic bushfires and are in a state of emergency.
"Some help/awareness would be so greatly appreciated instead."

One more fumed: "Well Kim I hope it’s not beauty stuff Australia is in drought and in major fire which will only get worse.
"Let’s hope no more people lose there houses or life. it’s so dry and hot we have ring of fire around us."
More than 85 massive bush fires are burning across New South Wales and a state of emergency has been declared.
Three people have died and more than 150 homes have been destroyed since Friday in what's been described as the the most dangerous blazes since 2009's Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria, which killed 173.
Kim is no stranger to these kind of dangers as she has previously been caught up in wild fire emergencies in California.
The reality star and members of her family have all been evacuated from their homes in the past, but came under fire for using private firefighting crews to save their multi-million pound properties.
Aussie fans remarked on this as they continued to bombard Kim with tweets about the disaster own Under.
One wrote: "Send us ur private firefighters or whatever u had."
Another added: "Is it private fire fightrers [you're sending us]? Cause that’s what they really need.
"Some help with their insane fires they are having RN."
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PANOPTES (Panoptic Astronomical Networked Observatories for a Public Transiting Exoplanets Survey) is a citizen science project which aims to build low cost, robotic telescopes which can be used to detect transiting exoplanets.
Due to the simplicity and low cost (an individual PANOPTES unit is targeted to cost about $5000 USD), a PANOPTES "unit" can be reproduced quickly and easily by students or amateur scientists. In this way, many units can be deployed at many different sites to provide continuous and redundant sky coverage. PANOPTES is designed from the ground up to be a citizen science project which will involve the public in all aspects of the science, from data acquisition to data reduction.
The philosophy behind the PANOPTES hardware and software design is to use as many commercial off the shelf (COTS) parts as possible as these are generally inexpensive and easily acquired. In addition, the PANOPTES design is kept as simple as possible as this makes the build process easier and means that the final product is more reliable.
PANOPTES is also a platform. We encourage other groups to come up with projects which use PANOPTES data or PANOPTES hardware to address other scientific questions.


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Boost.Geometry is a Header Only library. So just including the headerfiles is enough to use the algorithms. Nothing has to be linked.
Boost.Geometry is only dependant on (header only) Boost libraries. Download the Boost Library Collection from www.boost.org, adapt the include path to include Boost.
The library currently compiles successfully on the following platforms:
- MS Visual Studio 2008 (Express Edition)
- MS Visual Studio 2005 (Express Edition)
- gcc version 3.4
- gcc version 4 (tested are 4.1, 4.2, 4.4)
For Visual Studio, the examples contains some project files (for 2005). However, because the library is header only, it will be no problem to integrate it in your own project files.
The test and example folders contain also Jam-files for bjam / boost-build
For gcc, the flag -Wno-long-long can be used (surpressing warnings originating from Boost)
This section concentrates on how to include GGL.
The most convenient headerfile including all algorithms and strategies is geometry.hpp:
- #include <boost/geometry/geometry.hpp> It is recommended to include this file. Alternatively, it is possible to include GGL headerfiles separately. However, this is inconvenient as files might be renamed or moved occasionaly.
An often used headerfile is geometries.hpp:
- #include <boost/geometry/geometries/geometries.hpp> This includes all default geometries: point, linestring, polygon, linear_ring, box. It is not included in the "geometry.hpp" headerfile because users are allowed to use their own geometries. However, for library users who want to use the provided geometries it is most useful.
For users using only Cartesian points, with floating point coordinates (double), in 2D or 3D, you can use instead:
- #include <boost/geometry/geometries/cartesian2d.hpp> This includes all 2D Cartesian geometries: point_2d, linestring_2d, etc. Using this headerfile the library seems to be a non-template library, so it is convenient for users that are not so into the template world.
For users using multi-geometries:
- #include <boost/geometry/multi/multi.hpp>
This section is for users who have their own geometries and want to use algorithms from the Boost.Geometry.
If you want to use your own points it makes sense to use the registration macro's:
If you are using standard containers containing points and want to handle them as a linestring
If you are using boost tuples and want to handle them as Cartesian points
The GGL is currently (since 0.5) split into the kernel and several extensions. As this split is relatively new, there are not yet umbrella-include files, but most things below will do:
If you want to use the geographic coordinate system:
- the tag is already included in the kernel
- #include <boost/geometry/extensions/gis/geographic/strategies/andoyer.hpp> for Andoyer distance calculations
- #include <boost/geometry/extensions/gis/geographic/strategies/vincenty.hpp> for Vincenty distance calculations
If you want to use the projections:
- #include <boost/geometry/extensions/gis/projections/parameters.hpp>
- #include <boost/geometry/extensions/gis/projections/projection.hpp>
- #include <boost/geometry/extensions/gis/projections/factory.hpp>
If you want to use the circle (n-sphere)
- #include <boost/geometry/extensions/nsphere/...> Several headerfiles, there is not yet a common include
The enumeration below is not exhaustive but can contain hints to improve the performance
- For Microsoft, set the define _SECURE_SCL=0
- For Microsoft, set the define _HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING=0
- our measurements indicate that MSVC 2005 generates faster code than MSVC 2008
- Using StlPort results in significant faster code than Microsoft's standard library
- Of course turn on compiler optimizations, compile in release mode
Microsoft Visual Studio (Express) 2005 and 2008 can hang typing in a bracket or angle bracket. This is not directly related to GGL, but caused by heavy templated libraries such as Boost and GGL. If this is inconvenient, intellisense can easily be turned off:
(...) disabling Intellisense in VC++. There is a file called feacp.dll in <VS8INSTALL>/VC/vcpackages folder. Renaming this file will disable Intellisense feature.
Source: http://blogs.msdn.com/yash/archive/2007/09/19/intellisense-issues-in-visual-c-2005.aspx


Instagram announces it is expanding testing of private like counts globally
Source: Joe Maring / Android Central
What you need to know
- Instagram has announced it is expanding testing of private like counts globally.
- It had previously indicated testing would roll out to parts of the U.S. this week.
- Testing has already taken place in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Ireland, Italy, Japan, and New Zealand with positive results.
Instagram has announced that it is expanding testing of private likes counts globally, which means users who are in the test won't see the number of likes on videos or photos, except for their own.
Over on Twitter Instagram said:
Starting today, we're expanding our test of private like counts globally. If you're in the test, you'll no longer see the total number of likes and views on photos and videos posted to Feed unless they're your own.
It further stated:
While the feedback from early testing in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Ireland, Italy, Japan, and New Zealand has been positive, this is a fundamental change to Instagram, and so we're continuing our test to learn more from our global community. In addition, we understand that like counts are important for many creators, and we are actively thinking through ways for creators to communicate value to their partners.
The latter shows Instagram is aware of the impact hiding likes may have on influencers and advertising, but clearly a solution seems to still be in the works. Instagram had previously announced that it would roll out testing to parts of the U.S. this week, however, this latest announcement seems to suggest it has opted for a global launch instead.
The testing screen (below) also highlights:
We want your followers to focus on what you share, not how many likes your posts get. During this test, only you will be able to see the total number of likes on your posts.
Source: Instagram
There is no indication at this stage as to who will or won't be included in the test. CEO of Instagram Adam Mosseri had previously told users that it wanted Instagram to be the safest place on the internet and that protecting young people were at the forefront of this new initiative.


mdir(1) mdir(1) Name mdir - display an MSDOS directory Note of warning This manpage has been automatically generated from mtools's texinfo docu‐ mentation, and may not be entirely accurate or complete. See the end of this man page for details. Description The mdir command is used to display an MS-DOS directory. Its syntax is: mdir [-/] [-f] [-w] [-a] [-b] msdosfile [ msdosfiles...] Mdir displays the contents of MS-DOS directories, or the entries for some MS-DOS files. Mdir supports the following command line options: / Recursive output, just like MS-DOS' -s option w Wide output. With this option, mdir prints the filenames across the page without displaying the file size or creation date. a Also list hidden files. f Fast. Do not try to find out free space. On larger disks, find‐ ing out the amount of free space takes up some non trivial amount of time, as the whole FAT must be read in and scanned. The -f flag bypasses this step. This flag is not needed on FAT32 file systems, which store the size explicitly. b Concise listing. Lists each directory name or filename, one per line (including the filename extension). This switch displays no heading information and no summary. Only a newline separated list of pathnames is displayed. An error occurs if a component of the path is not a directory. See Also Mtools' texinfo doc Viewing the texi doc This manpage has been automatically generated from mtools's texinfo docu‐ mentation. However, this process is only approximative, and some items, such as crossreferences, footnotes and indices are lost in this transla‐ tion process. Indeed, these items have no appropriate representation in the manpage format. Moreover, not all information has been translated into the manpage version. Thus I strongly advise you to use the original texinfo doc. See the end of this manpage for instructions how to view the texinfo doc. * To generate a printable copy from the texinfo doc, run the follow‐ ing commands: ./configure; make dvi; dvips mtools.dvi * To generate a html copy, run: ./configure; make html A premade html can be found at `http://www.gnu.org/software/mtools/man‐ ual/mtools.html' * To generate an info copy (browsable using emacs' info mode), run: ./configure; make info The texinfo doc looks most pretty when printed or as html. Indeed, in the info version certain examples are difficult to read due to the quot‐ ing conventions used in info. mtools-4.0.17 29Jun11 mdir(1)


Shenmue 3's launch trailer is equal parts wistful and grandiose
by Shaun PrescottAfter years of breathless anticipation, Shenmue 3 finally launches on November 19. Above is the launch trailer, and it seems pretty on-brand: there's thoughtful black and white passages, some very urgent dialogue, a few instances of fisticuffs and a red clad woman with a very menacing laugh.
"Journey deep into rural China as you take on the role of Ryo Hazuki, a Japanese teenager hellbent on finding his father’s killer—a story of adventure, mystery, friendship, martial arts, and ultimately, revenge," reads the YouTube description. I haven't played a Shenmue game, but I'm definitely keen to see what the fuss is about.
Of course, Shenmue 3 is now a timed Epic Games Store exclusive, which rustled feathers to the extent that refunds were offered to Kickstarter backers. If that controversy is no concern to you the outlet is positive: Samuel Roberts wrote back in July that it feels like a game from 20 years ago, and he means that in a good way.


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Composite structure of the various asynchronous data the VN-200 device is capable of outputting. More...
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Data Fields | |
| VnYpr | ypr |
| VnQuaternion | quaternion |
| VnVector3 | magnetic |
| VnVector3 | acceleration |
| VnVector3 | angularRate |
| VnMatrix3x3 | dcm |
| double | temperature |
| VnVector3 | magneticVoltage |
| VnVector3 | accelerationVoltage |
| VnVector3 | angularRateVoltage |
| double | temperatureVoltage |
| VnVector3 | angularRateBias |
| VnVector3 | attitudeVariance |
| VnVector3 | angularRateBiasVariance |
| double | pressure |
| double | gpsTimeOfWeek |
| unsigned short | gpsWeek |
| unsigned char | gpsFix |
| unsigned char | numberOfSatellites |
| VnVector3 | latitudeLongitudeAltitude |
| VnVector3 | velocity |
| VnVector3 | positionAccuracy |
| float | speedAccuracy |
| float | timeAccuracy |
| unsigned short | insStatus |
| float | attitudeUncertainty |
| float | positionUncertainty |
| float | velocityUncertainty |
Composite structure of the various asynchronous data the VN-200 device is capable of outputting.
Acceleration measurements.
Accleration sensor voltages.
Angular rate / gyro measurements.
Angular rate estimated biases.
Angular rate bias variance.
Angular rate sensor voltages.
| float attitudeUncertainty |
Uncertainty in attitude estimate.
Variance for the computed attitude.
Direction cosine matrix.
| unsigned char gpsFix |
Gps fix type.
| double gpsTimeOfWeek |
GPS time of week in seconds.
| unsigned short gpsWeek |
GPS week.
| unsigned short insStatus |
Status flags for the INS filter.
Latitude, longitude and altitude.
Magnetic sensor voltages.
| unsigned char numberOfSatellites |
Number of GPS satellites used in solution.
Position accuracy.
| float positionUncertainty |
Uncertainty in position estimate.
| double pressure |
Pressure.
Quaternion.
| float speedAccuracy |
Velocity/speed accuracy estimate.
| double temperature |
Temperature.
| double temperatureVoltage |
Temperatue sensor voltages.
| float timeAccuracy |
Time accuracy estimate.
Velocity measurements.
| float velocityUncertainty |
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});
observable_hash.observeOnce('set',function(key,value){
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});
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Message.prototype.send = function(text){
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If an object has an options property that contains a callable function with the same name as an event triggered with notify(), it will be treated just like an instance observer. So the following code is equivalent:
var rating_one = new Control.Rating('rating_one',{
afterChange: function(new_value){}
});
var rating_two = new Control.Rating('rating_two');
rating_two.observe('afterChange',function(new_value){});
The makeObservable() method permanently modifies the method that will become observable. If you need to temporarily observe a method call without permanently modifying it, use observeMethod(). Pass the name of the method to observe and the observer function will receive all of the arguments passed to the method. An ActiveEvent.MethodCallObserver object is returned from the call to observeMethod(), which has a stop() method on it. Once stop() is called, the method is returned to it's original state. You can optionally pass another function to observeMethod(), if you do the MethodCallObserver will be automatically stopped when that function finishes executing.
var h = new Hash({});
ActiveEvent.extend(h);
var observer = h.observeMethod('set',function(key,value){
console.log(key + '=' + value);
});
h.set('a','one');
h.set('a','two');
observer.stop();
//console now contains:
//"a = one"
//"b = two"
//the following does the same as above
h.observeMethod('set',function(key,value){
console.log(key + '=' + value);
},function(){
h.set('a','one');
h.set('b','two');
});
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James Martin shows you how to make your own butter to infuse with garlic and stuff into the ultimate Kiev.
For this recipe you will need a free-standing mixer to make the butter.
Preheat the oven to 170C/150C Fan/Gas 3½.
Wrap the garlic bulb in aluminium foil and place on a baking tray. Bake for 40-45 minutes, or until the cloves are soft and the garlic can be squeezed out. Set aside until the garlic is cool enough to handle. Slice the top off the garlic, then squeeze all of the garlic in a bowl. Chop if necessary, or mash with a fork until smooth.
Pour the double cream in the bowl of a free-standing food mixer and churn for 3-5 minutes using the beater attachment, or until lumps of butter have risen to the surface of the cream and the remaining mixture is liquid. Line a fine sieve with muslin cloth and suspend it over a large bowl. Strain the churned cream through the sieve, wrapping the muslin tightly around the lumps of butter and squeezing out as much liquid as possible. Discard the strained liquid.
Mix the butter with the mashed garlic until well combined. Season with a generous pinch of salt, then stir in the chives until well combined.
Using a sharp knife, cut a wide, deep pocket in the thickest part of each pheasant breast, just under the inner fillet, without breaking through the other side of the pheasant breast. Fill each pocket with the garlic butter and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Increase the oven temperature to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
Sprinkle the flour on a plate and the breadcrumbs on a separate plate. Beat the eggs in a bowl. Dust each pheasant breast in the flour, then dip in the beaten egg, then roll it in the breadcrumbs until completely coated. Return to the fridge to chill for a further 10 minutes.
Heat the oil in a frying pan over a medium to high heat until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns golden-brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.) Fry the pheasant Kievs, in batches if necessary, for 1-2 minutes on each side, or until golden-brown all over. Transfer to the oven and cook for a further 6-8 minutes, or until the pheasant has completely cooked through.
For the dressing, blend all of the ingredients in a food processor until smooth and well combined. Set aside.
For the salad, bring a large saucepan of salted water to the boil and blanch the broad beans and peas for 1-2 minutes, or until just tender. Then refresh in ice cold water. Drain well.
Mix the beans and peas with the remaining salad ingredients in a large serving bowl. Drizzle with the dressing and mix again.
To serve, place one pheasant Kiev in the centre of each plate and pile the salad alongside.


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Morgan McGuire Morgan McGuire founded Blue Axion Studios six years ago and has since been involved with several MIT inter/intranet startups including Curl Corporation, Valora Wireless, and Oculus Technologies Corporation. He has been a member of the Project JXTA community since August 2001 by contributing to the JXTA core and working on a commercial product using the JXTA technology. Morgan worked with Tim Wall (Oculus Technologies Corporation,) and Mohamed Abdelaziz (Sun) on integrating JXTA with Oculus Technologies flagship product, CO. CO is a commercial peer-to-peer tool for information exchange across different operating environments and tools and has previously been featured in the JXTA company spotlight. The CO browser is implemented in 100% Java, and moving to JXTA was a natural choice for peer-to-peer network discovery. Their work led to a simplified boot sequence for the JXTA core, which remains open source, as well as proprietary code for Oculus. This is a good example of a company and an open source project interacting to the benefit and growth of each. Morgan says that JXTA is well positioned to be an open source, Java-friendly platform for providing similar services to .NET for peer-to-peer interchange and distributed computing. He wants to see it fulfill this potential. He thinks that the challenge for Project JXTA is a streamlined API and set of pre-built services for easy integration into commercial products, and addressing the wide spectrum of applications that can leverage the peer-to-peer model. For example, at Blue Axion Studios, they are interested in the possibility taking the JXTA technology beyond business and hobby applications and using it to provide peer-to-peer gaming services under both Java and C++. Multiplayer gaming ranks with e-mail and web browsing as one of the major consumer level network applications, and this is the right time to develop infrastructure for it. Morgan is the maintainer of the open source graphics3d Java & C++ graphics library, which is to be released in 2002 at graphics3d.com in association with Prentice Hall. He holds Bachelor and Masters degrees from MIT and is currently working on his doctorate in Computer Science at Brown University. You can reach him at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or on the Project JXTA discuss mailing list. |
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Klopp Reacts To Pep's Mane Comments
by Kurt BuckerfieldAfter Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola's controversial remarks about African superstar Sadio Mane, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp responded to what was said ahead of their eagerly-awaited top-of-the-table clash.
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The Reds host Premier League champions City on Sunday evening in what many are claiming could already be a title decider as a win would take Liverpool nine points clear of their fierce contenders.
In the build-up to that match, Guardiola has caused quite a stir with remarks about Liverpool's in-form forward Mane, whom he accused of sometimes going to ground too easily.
The Spanish tactician's comments came after City's dramatic 2-1 win over Southampton this past Saturday, leading Klopp to question whether his rival was directly addressing Mane, especially as City and Liverpool both played at the same time this past weekend.
The Senegal superstar was booked for attempting to deceive the referee in the Reds' 2-1 victory over Aston Villa, hence Klopp's confusion. The German did, however, still leap to Mane's defence.
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"I am not 100% sure if he spoke about Sadio or us in general," he said, according to ITV.
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"I can say Sadio is not a diver. There was a situation in the Aston Villa game where he got contact and went down, maybe it was not a penalty but there was contact, it's not as if he jumped over a leg and went down."
With Liverpool playing Genk in the UEFA Champions League before this coming weekend, Klopp also insisted he was "absolutely not in the mood today to talk about Man City".
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Civil Writ Jurisdiction Case No.20570 of 2012 ====================================================== Suresh Pd. Yadav & Ors. .... .... Petitioner/s Versus The State of Bihar & Ors. .... .... Respondent/s ====================================================== CORAM: HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE V.N. SINHA and HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE RAJENDRA KUMAR MISHRA ORAL ORDER
(Per: HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE V.N. SINHA) 13 21-08-2013 Heard learned counsel for the petitioners, State of Bihar, Patna Municipal Corporation (hereinafter referred to as the PMC), Bihar State Pollution Control Board (hereinafter referred to as the Board) and the Union of India.
2. It is a Public Interest Litigation highlighting the failure of the PMC to establish incinerator plant for solid waste management over 80 acres of acquired land though garbage generated in the city of Patna is being deposited over the land causing constant public nuisance which is also likely to lead to an epidemic like situation for those who have raised their houses in the vicinity of the acquired land, are facing great difficulty as it is difficult for them to manage their affairs in the midst of garbage. Appreciating the gravity of the situation, this Court called upon the counsel for the parties to indicate as to why the incinerator plant has not been raised over the acquired land. In this Patna High Court CWJC No.20570 of 2012 (13) dt.21-08-2013 2 connection, it is pointed out by the learned counsel for the parties that land acquisition proceeding for acquisition of 80 acres of land for establishing incinerator plant for solid waste management project, destruction of garbage was completed on 29.09.2008. Possession of the acquired 80 acres of land was handed over to the PMC on 16.06.2009. Having taken possession PMC requested the Board under application dated 8.10.2009 with required fee to organize public hearing so as to enable the Board to issue necessary authorization after seeking clearance from the Ministry of Forest and Environment, Government of India. In the light of the request of the PMC, Board organized public hearing on 6.3.2011 and submitted recommendation to the Ministry of Forest and Environment, Government of India on 8.4.2011 followed by reminders dated 13.07.2011 and 28.06.2012. Till the date of filing of this Public Interest Litigation i.e. 1.11.2012 or even thereafter until today it is not known as to what happened to the recommendation made by the Board to the Ministry of Forest and Environment dated 8.4.2011 and the two reminders dated 13.07.2011 and 28.06.2012.
3. In the light of the aforesaid factual details this Court called upon the counsel for the State, AAG- III to confirm whether the land acquisition proceeding indicated the purpose of Patna High Court CWJC No.20570 of 2012 (13) dt.21-08-2013 3 the acquisition i.e. establishment of incinerator plant for solid waste management project, which fact he confirmed.
4. In the light of the fact that the land acquisition has been made to establish the incinerator plant for solid waste management project, there cannot be any going back from the position that 80 acres of land has been acquired to establish the incinerator plant. The plant can be established only after obtaining necessary clearance from the Ministry and authorization from the Board. The grant of clearance and authorization by the Ministry and the Board is a public duty which they are required to discharge within reasonable time.
5. From the facts narrated above, it is quite evident that the statutory authorities established by the State Government under Patna Municipal Corporation Act or the Union of India under Pollution Control Act have failed to discharge their legal duty within a reasonable time. In the instant case, land acquisition proceeding having been completed on 29.09.2008 it is high time that the authorities ought to have established such plant. Authorities having failed to establish incinerator plant because of inaction on their part, which is likely to cause serious situation in the city, we call upon the Chief Secretary, Government of Bihar to interact with the Urban, Revenue Secretary, Government of Bihar Patna High Court CWJC No.20570 of 2012 (13) dt.21-08-2013 4 and the Secretary, Ministry of Forest and Environment, Government of India to ensure that the necessary clearance from the Ministry of Forest and Environment, Government of India as also the Board is issued within two weeks from today.
Put up after two weeks, but it is made clear that if necessary clearance is not obtained within the time aforesaid, this Court will have no option but to stay further deposit of garbage over the lands in question.
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Real Betis legend makes La Liga history at 38
Joaquin has become the oldest player to score a hat-trick in the Spanish top flight.
by The42 TeamREAL BETIS WINGER Joaquin rolled back the years on Sunday as he became the oldest player to score a hat-trick in La Liga history.
The 38-year-old plundered three goals inside the opening 20 minutes in his side’s clash with Athletic Bilbao at Estadio Benito Villamarin.
After opening the scoring at the far post after just two minutes, Joaquin made it 2-0 after 11 minutes with a low curling effort before completing his hat-trick with a cool finish in the 20th minute.
His treble takes his La Liga tally for the season to six goals – the same as his total from last season and the most he has scored in a domestic campaign since 2003-04.
Joaquin – capped 51 times by Spain – started his career at Betis before moving to Valencia in 2006. He then enjoyed spells at Malaga and Fiorentina before returning to Los Verdiblancos in 2015.
While no stranger to chipping in with a few goals, he’s never been prolific in front of goal and admits his first treble will likely be his last.
“It’s the first hat-trick of my life. I don’t think it’s going to happen again,” Joaquin said post-match.
I’ve never been a goal-scorer throughout my career, so I’m really proud to be able to get three goals against a rival like Athletic. Considering my age, it’s not an easy thing to do.”
Real Betis coach Rubi is happy to see Joaquin continue to defy his age but believes he should have ended the night with four goals and not just three.
“It was a shame he missed his chance for the fourth goal, it was probably his easiest opportunity to score,” Rubi said. “He keeps showing how good he is despite his age.”
Rubi’s side have now won three straight games in La Liga and currently sit 11th in Spain’s top-flight.
Their good form comes after a run of just one victory from seven matches, with Rubi pleased to see his side turn a corner, courtesy of Joaquin’s efforts.
“I am very happy because we saw those positives before the results arrived and they justify that feeling,” he said.
“I am very happy for the fans, for the club, because we did not deserve so many adversities. Now, to learn from the mistakes of the past and to look more and more forward.”


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Let's focus on the positives.
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So my day--
I'm positive it was a crazy week.
I'm not one for whining.
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I think I'm just frustrated with sickness.
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And it peaked this week when MJ and Tia got diagnosed with flu.
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- Aside from sickness, we had a good week
because Lyle Phillips was teaching in first year.
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was teaching at Emmeling.
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- And then the small matter of flooding.
- Yes.
- And we're currently.
- Not us flooding, but Nashville is under like a flood warning.
It's been running for days and days and days and days
and days.
- And not only that, currently right now
we're under a tornado watch.
- What?
- Yeah, 60% chance of two or more tornadoes.
Not a warning, but a watch.
- A watch.
- Wait, which one's less worse?
- I think less worse is the watch
and then the warning is something's touched down
in our country. - Okay, so we might have
those terms changed interchangeably
- Don't let us educate you on tornadoes.
We've only been here 10 years.
- We're not under the serious one.
We're under our other's favorable conditions
for tornadoes until 11 p.m. tonight.
- Oh, good.
Okay.
- I didn't mention that the kids
go and one freaked them out.
- Good idea.
- Yeah.
So one of the side effects of the floods was Wednesday nights.
All your classes got canceled, Grace, huh?
- They did.
- I'm doing the finger thing a lot.
- Look at you.
Yes, we end up canceling again,
which kinda sucks because that's two Wednesday nights
that have gotten eaten out of an eight week course.
- The other thing that happened was Friday,
all the schools got canceled because of the flooding.
- It's true, but on Thursday, I got to drive to Atlanta.
- Talk about that.
- Okay, I drove to Atlanta.
I had to go to the Canadian consulate
to sort out some passport issues.
And so I got an emergency appointment,
so I left at--
- Six AM.
6 a.m. and drove through rain and fog
and some of the craziest fog I've ever seen
through the mountains to Atlanta
and went to my appointment.
- It was a long day for you to be freaked out
by road traffic conditions as a pretty big deal.
It was just a rain. - It was raining so hard
and going through the mountains,
I hydraplained twice and a truck that was beside me,
it's back end came out from behind it
and then got sorted out, but it was crazy.
- Well, I'm glad you made it back, same time.
My hands were cramping from gripping the wheel when I got home.
The benefit is Friday because we were all off.
We had a much needed family day.
We did.
And today's Saturday and I'm technically in pajamas.
I only had a shower.
As you made me have a shower before we got on the podcast, but I've been in pajamas all
day.
In fact, my lower half are all pajamas.
This is the beauty of having a desk right here.
I do.
I didn't like him dress.
I was in pajamas until about two hours ago when I decided that showering and doing my
hair would look better on video than the look I had going on.
That's our love for you right there.
- There you go.
Our main topic this week is all gonna be about feelings again.
- Well, that's because we got a lot of feedback
that people really, really enjoyed the feeling of.
So I don't know if it's because you talked more
and people like hearing you talk
or whether it was just a topic in hand on feelings,
but we got a one piece of feedback.
Remember how we talked about your--
- People had feelings about our feelings?
- This is good, you're gonna like this.
You don't know what this is.
- I don't know how we talked about your addiction is TV,
like Netflix, like zoning out.
And I commented how I gave you an observation
that when you play Zelda, it looks a little bit different.
And then I made a joke about it might just be codependent
with you about not having Zelda's addiction.
- Yes, yes, yes.
- Well, an anonymous listener wrote in and said,
"I really loved that episode.
"I loved that you guys were talking about feelings.
"I've just started my own feelings work with a counselor
"or with a therapist."
And they told them something about Zelda.
And this is what they said.
quote. I wanted to mention that this is from a listener's email. I wanted to mention that
interestingly Zelda has also been my de-stressor of choice. Something that may be helpful for
you to know is that my counselor explained that doing two-handed activity is great for
lessening stress because it uses your right and left sides of your brain.  So cool. Knitting is great too,
FYI. So you mean you can be knitting instead of playing.
I'll take Zelda any day over knitting.
By the way.
I tried to knit once.
I thought it was interesting.
It was not distressing for me.
I wanted to like poke my eyes out with the needles. It was awful.
So people want to hear about your feelings.
Well, I don't know. I think people really liked hearing about your feelings and your journey into
but somebody did write in and say, hey, I love listening to AJ's journey.
I'd love to hear a little bit more about Alan's journey.
Well, not to say you were a robot before, but...
Potato, lumoid, and drool.
As a high word of affirmation verse that,
"This is the abuse I live under. Send help."

No, I'm gonna help you.
Okay, well, I'm not saying you're a cyborg.
I'm just saying you're not like, you know, like super emotional.

And then it would come out against your will at times.
OK, you know, it's a beautiful description.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think it's I remember we have a we have a friend called Alina.
And she's one of our friends who's highly in touch with her emotions.
Actually, Elena's been on the podcast before.
We've had Elena.
Come on.
- Come on, yeah, I'll put a link in the show
as to when Elena was on.
So Elena's this amazing, creative, beautiful soul
who's fully alive, totally in touch with her feelings.
And I remember we were having dinner with her
and her husband Blake, who's also been on the show.
And I remember at one point watching her emote.
And I remember me thinking,
I'd like to be able to do that.
And I remember reaching across the table and I said,
I put my hand out on the table and said,
Elena, would you they answer me and pray for me?
- To emote?
Well, I like watching your feelings, which was kind of a turning point for me, and I'm
not sure where that was on my journey of getting to know me.
But you would be right in that I would say that you and I were both fairly more cerebral
than we were engaged with our hearts.
Yes.
You tell stories, what movie did you go to?

Titanic.
I went with a whole bunch of people from our youth group
when it came out and there was like 18 of us in a row.
And of course they're all crying at some point.
It wasn't even when Buddy was drowning or anything, you know.
- Oh, spoiler. - Sorry.
Hey, they drowned in something.
- The ship said. - Who knew?

It's a movie!"
- So-- - In the middle of the theater.
- I don't think I was as shut down as that.
- No, but that was also a long time ago.
- But yeah, my go-to move was not my feelings.
And honestly, I probably thought,
I probably publicly just said that was my personality,
but probably privately, I had deluded myself into thinking
that was spiritual maturity, right?
'Cause I saw a lot of people,
their feelings didn't actually serve them well.
All of their feelings just got them stuck.
And I kind of pride myself that I never got stuck.
- I heard the best quote about feelings this week.
- Oh, please.
- So Shannon shared this quote,
and I don't know where she got it from,
but she quoted it as being from someone else,
so we'll have to figure that out.
But she said, "Feeling's are like children.
"You can't put them in the trunk,
"but you also can't let them drive the car."
- That's very good.
- So don't put your children in a trunk.
- Or let them drive a car.
- Let them drive a car.
- But I remember actually doing some ministry
with our friends Chester and Betsy Kildstra,
and they rather slyly just said,
Alan, it seems like you've matured yourself out of needing Jesus.
That's like, wow. And they're like, well, Jesus, it says to pour out your lament upon the Lord,
and it says that he binds up those who are brokenhearted and heals those who are crushed in spirit.
 So just wondering what need do you have for Jesus?
And I remember like being, I don't have a really have an answer.
- Right.
- But I just thought, well, I thought this one thing
about being kind of reserved and, you know,
not stoic 'cause I know stoics bad,
but kind of reserved and maybe intellectual
and logical was a good thing and they were pointing out
like, no, no, no, no, you're hiding from your feelings
and then actually say those words,
but that's kind of what they're pointing at.
- Yeah, so fast forward to, you go to Sage Hill
and you start seeing your counselor.
- Yep.
And the main reason for you going to begin with was just to be like,
hey, I don't have a whole lot of feelings about-
- It was less about that.
Remember it was after my dad died.
So my mom and my dad died within a two year period.
- One year.
- I think it was two years.
- Okay.
- I think so.
My mom died and that didn't affect me that greatly.
I think that sounds kale.
I don't mean it didn't affect me greatly.
Obviously it was very sad my mom passed away.
But what I mean is we knew that my mom was dying,
we got lots of warning, we got lots of closure,
we got to fly over, we got to say goodbye.
It was known, whereas my dad was just one day,
we got a phone call, he's had a heart attack and he's dead.
So there wasn't much preparation.
- Yes, yes, yes.
- And I found that my dad's passing affected me more
than my mom's passing.
Now, I don't know whether it was because it was my dad
or whether it was because both my parents have passed on.
- Snowball effect, whatever.
- Yeah.
- But what I remember is I remember after my mom died,
I went to see one of our staff,
Christine Stroup, who's our personal ministry's pastor.
I just booted an appointment with her and said,
"Christine, I feel like I'm okay with grief,
but how would I know, can I just spend
an hour and a half with you and you just give me some feedback
on what it's like to be with me?"
And she was like, "Yeah, I think you're doing good.
I think you're not in denial.
I think you're processing it, which was great."
When my dad passed away, I was aware that I started having
what I call feelings without my permission.
Like I'd be sitting in a meeting,
not thinking about my mom or dad,
not thinking about anything really,
and this kind of dark wave would just come crashing over me
and I would just feel like somebody just pulled the plug on
all my energy and about five seconds later it would pass.
And then I noticed that I would come home
and I was withdrawn from you
and I was kind of withdrawn from the kids
and I'm thinking, I recognize
I am sabotaging my life professionally and personally.
I had a couple of interactions which I was really, really short
where I was like, I am not in control of my tongue,
which is not a good situation.
So yeah, I looked up Sage Hill,
which is a counseling practice here in Nashville
and boot an appointment to go see a counselor.
Was skeptical, I think, of it?
Because I was so frustrated.
Based on what you would say when you would come home,
skeptical would be a good word.
- What? - Suspicious maybe?
- Well the whole process feels totally artificial
because you go in there for an hour
or one hour of 168 hours in a week.
To a stranger who you don't know
and you're trying to present yourself
and you're, I'm trying to be totally vulnerable.
- The best viewer, whatever,
you're trying to be really human.
- I'm trying to be present with him.
But I don't know the answers to any of his questions
'cause he's asking me, what do you feel?
And I'm like, I feel like I want to choke you out
because all you do is ask me.
- How I feel. - How I feel.
And I remember at one point, same to him, I said,
I hate this process because I've come to you as an expert.
Like when I have a plumber, come to my house,
I say, I have this problem with my toilet.
Here is some money.
Please make that problem go away.
- I love how you just made it rain for a plumber.
Make it rain, baby, make it rain.
- And so the process of therapy is very different.
It's like, let's be curious together.
I'm like, let's not, let's not be curious at all.
Why don't I just speak, you tell me what the problem is,
and then we make it stop.
So after a couple of sessions,
just as I said to him, I came to you
'cause I think I'm struggling with grief.
Do you think that's right?
And he said, yeah, but that's not the part I'm worried about.
I said, well, what's the part that you're worried about?
He said, it's all the repressed grief.
And I was like, what's repressed grief?
He said, it's all the stuff you're not allowing yourself to feel.
And so, man, I thought on that for a week.
So come back the next week.
So I jump in, I'm motivated.

And he said to me, "It looks like you spend an awful lot
of emotional energy ensuring you never feel
a negative emotion."
I was like, "Huh."
And I was thinking, "Okay, you're an expert.
Like I don't want to shoot you down immediately.
But I'm thinking--
- I'll take a little time before I shoot you down.
- Well, I'm thinking that's interesting,
but it could be that nothing negative has ever happened to me.
- Which is what you said.
- It's exactly what I said.
I just said, "You know, I live an amazing like full
blessing, replete with the goodness of God. I'm honestly struggling to think of a negative thing
that's happened to me. And he looked at me dead, and just said, "Yeah, I'm gonna
aside from losing both your parents in two years. Yeah, nothing negative." And that, like,
that hit me like a ton of bricks, like, "Whoa." And so it began the journey that I had spent lots
of my life perfecting the art of moving away from my feelings. I don't even know the question you
you ask me, but there's an answer to a question
you may or may not have asked me.
- I, at this point, do you remember anything?
So, you know-- - The fashionals at work.
- It's gonna be fine, it's gonna be just fine.
So yeah, so you decided to go to Sage Hill
and work on stuff so that you would be more accessible
for me and for the kids and--
- I just realized I didn't know why I was doing it.
That sounds like the fruit that happened.
- That is the fruit, yeah.
Honestly, I just went not knowing what I was feeling
and him pointing out that that wasn't actually great.
And so we'd sit, there's like a laminated piece of paper
on the floor with eight feelings on it.
- Yes.
- And you can only say what you're feeling
from one of those eight feelings.
And I just, I hated that process.
- Well, that was how I felt in group when they were like,
"How do you feel?
I feel frustrated.
What's frustrated out of those eight?"
I don't know.
Can you tell me you're the person who happens
to know what's going on here.
- Did you guys know how quickly we moved
to having somebody else tell us what we feel?
- Yeah, well.
- And that was the thing that he partnered with.
I was like, wow, you're really quick to do that.
Why do you trust me more about your feelings
and you about your feelings?
- 'Cause I've been a professional,
shutting them down my whole life.
- Yeah, yeah.
- So then in this journey,
your sweet counselor
invites you to something--
- Can I tell the story about what I brought you?
- Yes. - Right.
- Yes.
- So I'm in counseling for, I don't know.
- Five months, four months, something like that.
- Yeah, maybe that.
And I just think, I can't even tell if,
I'm so desperate to be congruent.
I'm so desperate to be an accurate representation
of myself, but I don't know the answers to this question.
So I have this genius idea, I think,
I'm gonna bring AJ in with me,
because AJ is a pretty good lie detector.
She'll let me know if I'm not being myself.
Plus I feel a little more confident to be me
when there's somebody else there who knows me.
So I just said to my counselor,
"Can I bring my wife next week?"
And he's like, "You sure can?
"Do you know why you want to bring your wife?"
And I'm like, "Yeah, I explained that."
Like I just think it'll be kind of like
a checks and balances thing.
So great.

- That he looks like your best friend in Scotland.
- Which I didn't realize.
So one of my oldest and dear friends is a guy called Glenn.
And the way I found my counselor
I just want the website and scroll through and just picked who looked the most approachable
Or who looked the most like Glenn. I didn't realize I'd done that so Glenn in my subconscious
I visit you every week. He misses you. Yeah, well that is not in my subconscious
That's for real. I do miss you, but I just thought that was so funny. I didn't even notice that I picked Glenn
He's so funny.
I think it was interesting you felt like you yep to me
That was good for me to hear.
- And as sparring and sometimes cantankerous
as you can be in real life, so that was pretty normal.
- I wanted them to meet you
because some of the conversations
I would relay with my counselor about us,
I don't know if he knew what to think of our relationship.
- Why?
- Because he would often call if I like,
you speak like that to each other,
and I'm like, yeah,
'cause I guess we're a very, very powerful,
direct communicators.
And I don't know, maybe it wasn't used to that.
So I think it was good for him to see you as powerful
and resplendent and cantankerous and boisterous
and argumentative as you are.
I think that was good.
But that was definitely a watermark,
a watermark moment for me.
- Okay.
- Having you there is kind of like an anchoring point.
- Yeah.
- Which I'm very grateful you came in.
- You're so welcome.
- Plus my kids wanted to meet him.
'Cause every week my kids would be like,
"Where's Daddy?"
And we'd be like, "Oh, he's learning about his feelings."
And so they want to meet him and he's a very nice guy.
- Yeah, so he came and met them in the minivan and all that.
- Yeah.
- So then our Glenn lookalight.
- Yep.
- Invites you to start going to group counseling.
(laughing)
Which I think is where more of the magic happened.
- I would agree that certainly magic happened
in our one-on-one sessions, and I would--
- Yes, for sure.
But I would say for me, it was glacial progress.
I mean, who knows?
I couldn't see anything was happening.
- I don't think any of us are great at assessing
what kind of progress we're making with that kind of stuff ever.
- Yeah.
My counselor and I reviewed that.

And then you got acceptance.
And then, you know, he suggested,
"Hey, I think you should go group therapy."

- Yes.
- So you've got to ask yourself,
hmm, why is that fear so prominent, all right?

- I came home and told AJ,
"Babe, he wants me to go group therapy."

- Are you like to say that as a pastor?
- I don't know.
- My health and the Bible.
So,
I was like, wow, better you than me.
I'm not going to something like that.
That's awful.
Yeah, I'd that work out.
Well, I didn't go this week.
I was in Atlanta.
No, but you've done group therapy.
You've done weekends of the stuff.
I have and I'm joining next week to try it.
Allen and AJ in group therapy, we are your podcast host.
We are learning to feel our feelings
and be comfortable with them.
But go into group.
Yeah, well, I kind of resisted
And then I basically, here's what I thought.
I just thought I am paying an expert to tell me what to do.

- That's true.
- And that's what I said to him.
I said, I don't wanna go.
- Do you know what I'm an expert in?
- What?
- When I need back massages.
And dude, tonight is your night.
- That's all we have time for this week.
Thanks so much for tuning in.

I have that on tape, so no takebacks.
Okay.
So now I'm not gonna be able to concentrate.
- I said back massages, did you hear something else?
(laughing)
Oh dear.
- So yeah, I came back and I told them, right,
because you say so.
- Yeah.
- I'm gonna go to group therapy.
- Yeah.
- And at first I was like, I don't know what I stepped into.
Here's what I realized, I realized that I had so orchestrated
my life that I never found myself in an environment
where I largely wasn't in control.
That is not the case when you go to group therapy.
you are not in control at all.
So I walk in a room full of maybe eight other men
who I don't know.
You're just by looking at them,
I wouldn't think, yeah, I'm gonna go connect
to those people.
And I was not prepared for the magic
that happens in group therapy.
Hands down, the most remarkable thing
that happened to me last year, for sure.
- You're so cute too, 'cause you get so excited.

And I'm like, what?
- Yeah.
- I don't know how to explain.
Like we've done module one.
I think we talked about the training
that we've been doing with Sage Hill.
Module two is about how you facilitate those groups.
And I really want to do that
because I want to know the secret sauce
behind the magic that makes it all possible.
- Right.
- But yeah, group is amazing.
I describe it as it's the only place in the week
where none of my superpowers work.
Nobody's looking for my wisdom.
Nobody wants prophetic insight.
- You don't have to lead anybody in the group.
- In fact, if I even try, everybody will punch me.
- Right.
- I mean, verbally.
I'm not responsible for anybody.
Nobody's asking me any questions for their benefit.
It's the one time of the week I am there for me
and it only works if I'm there for me.

Did we talk about confrontations two weeks ago?
- I don't think so.
- Talk about confrontations in group.
I don't fully understand what confrontations are.
All I understand is if there's anything that is in the back of your head that won't allow
you to be in the moment, then you're supposed to mention it.
Is that what you're doing?
Yeah, a confrontation is anything that will keep you from being present with a group.
So we all start group with silence.
I've already shared some silence together.
Which is weird.
Yep, and then we do a check-in.
You've got those eight feelings, like who's feeling what today?
Okay, so this to me is the funniest part of the whole thing,
because people will be like,
I feel sad, mad, angry, lonely, glad,
and whatever the other one is, right?
And I'm thinking to myself,
how do you feel all that at once, right?
'Cause I mean, she's like, I feel glad?
Oh, I should pick another one,
'cause it's not gonna sound like I'm really trying.
So I almost always have glad.
And then I'm like, "Ah, ah, ah, I'll just pick one, fear."
- No word of a lie.
Part of the magic of group is you learn your feelings
by watching other people have feelings and name them.
- Yeah, well, everybody else in my group
obviously knows how to do it
'cause they'll like mention,
there's eight, most of them are mentioning five or six.
And I'm still at like two.
I got to three once, I was so proud of myself.
The other weird thing is, you know, if I was to stop me
to the street just now and just say, hey, how are you doing?
You know, how are you feeling?
You probably say fine.
The difficulty, even I haven't done this for months though,
when somebody says, hey, how am I feeling?
Whoa, it takes a while for me to slow down,
get out of my responsibilities, out of my head,
and actually dialing on like, what am I feeling?
And the beauty of knowing what you're feeling
is you are, of course, more in touch with yourself.
And if you're in touch with yourself,
you've got more of you to share with others.
We're talking about confrontations, right?
- Right.
- So yeah, go through your silence,
go through your shared feelings,
which as AJ says is kind of random.
- It's random.

So the confrontation might be,
guys, I just need to tell you,
I just came from a really busy day at work.
I've got to make a major financial decision.
I realize if I didn't say that,
I'm going to be thinking about that the whole time
and check out and I just want to get that out.
Or it could be, I have a confrontation with Bob.
- Yeah.
So like I could confront you
for being a handsome Scotsman to say how distracted
I am having to do this podcast.
- That might be weird if it was an inclined group
and you have to leave.
Because the sexual tension is brewing between us.

My favorite confrontations are when things get real
and everybody has a confrontation with somebody
like say from last week.
Like I have a confrontation with you from last week.
Like I felt like when I was sharing this,
it felt like you checked out the room
and I just realized this whole week
I've been making up this narrative
about where you were in the room.
Can you tell me whether that was real or not?
- No, I'm scared to start group.
People just like can't run each other
about whether they think they were in the room?
- Well, I mean, your group might be different.
- Okay.
- From mine, I just made that up.
- Right.

So you can share your own experience,
but the story I just told you was entirely made up.
But yeah, so it'll be stories like that
where people are...
- Confronting one another.
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- The beautiful thing is we all think
that we've got the best track record
on how other people are experiencing us.
We're the last people,
we're the least qualified people
to know how we're being experienced.
And when you're in group,
people tell you what it's like to be with you.
- Yeah.
- And it's vital information.
I learned a lot about myself by being in group
because people would give you that feedback.
And I would solicit it.
- Okay, all right.
- I would want to.
- All right, I'm back to being excited.
- It is by far the most powerful thing I experienced.
experienced last year. But I'm a huge fan of it, a huge fan of it.
I think they got that. Yeah.
One of the interesting dynamics about talking about feelings and group work and
therapy is my norm has shifted. Yeah. Right.
So everything I'm talking about is totally normal to me.
I don't know what it's like for listeners hearing about this,
especially if this isn't an environment you're used to.
So if you have questions about the process or about feelings or about therapy
or group work, go to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and reach out.
We'd love to answer those questions.
I love talking about the whole process.
I'm excited to learn more about how it works.
I would love to, well, I don't even want to tell you
what I'd love to do 'cause I'll just get all hyped for it
again and we've got back massages to dish out.
- Well, obviously since I haven't actually been to group yet,
I don't know what they do in real group,
not in weekend groups.
- So I'm a identical.
- Okay.
But my observation is that you are much more emotionally attuned to me and to the kids and to yourself.
In your face previous, Alan?
That's right. And I see the benefit of it, which is a big reason why I want to go, because I want to grow too.
Not funny.
We both had the most negative expectations and have reaped incredible benefits from it.
Yeah. So anyway, send us your questions about feelings and about group.
AJ Jones is for anything we need to tell everybody about as we wrap up.
If you want the show notes for this week, go to Alan and AJ.com/217.
I'll put a link to everything we've kind of talked about,
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During any disaster the communication between the relief forces and victims becomes a major problem due to low network connectivity. Also many lives are lost due to lack of proper evacuation and placement of the relief camp. Our idea is to solve this problem by creating a USSD based messaging service which aims to bring faster connectivity between victim and relief forces. We want to focus on usability in low connection situations. We are working on giving the best location for the Emergency response team and computing the evacuation paths effectively during various natural tragedies.


The background color and text color of the highlighted option in the drop-down can be changed using the highlightColor and highlightTextColor properties, as shown in the following example.
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| At least one dependency has a differing version of the dependency or has SNAPSHOT dependencies. |
| Number of dependencies (NOD): | 4 |
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| Number of unique artifacts (NOA): | 5 |
| Number of version-conflicting artifacts (NOC): | 1 |
| Number of SNAPSHOT artifacts (NOS): | 0 |
| Convergence (NOD/NOA): | 80 % |
| Ready for release (100% convergence and no SNAPSHOTS): | Error You do not have 100% convergence. |


Mothercare launches huge 90% off clearance sale - and here are our top picks
The collapsed retailer is promising huge reductions on baby clothes, prams, car seats and toys - but only while stocks last as it clears out warehouses and shelves across the country
by Emma Munbodh, https://www.facebook.com/EmmaMunbodhIt's the end of the road for Mothercare after the company announced plans to close all of its remaining branches on Tuesday, on the back of its collapse.
The company has now gone into administration, 2,800 jobs are about to be axed, and it's no longer accepting certain gifts cards or returns.
And on Friday, three days after officially folding, the chain launched a big closing down sale in stores and online, in efforts to recoup as much money as possible, as part of the final audit.
It's promising big discounts, with baby clothes, prams, car seats and toys all heavily reduced as part of the 'while stocks last' clearance.
But are the deals any good - or can we expect another disappointing Toys R Us closing down sale, which saw just 10% slashed off products which were later sold to another major retailer?
We've trawled through the sale - and here are our top picks.
1. Silver Cross wave 2019 pram and pushchair - granite , was £1,200, now £80