Here is a list of linked resources that can be of great help.
Please, don't feel overwhelmed by the material's size or content. You don't have to read it all in one day. That would be ridiculous. Instead, come back from time to time, at your own pace, to give yourself a boost and maybe fill in a few possible gaps in your knowledge base.
These sites are worth a visit and can be very helpful.
- A Better You from TED Talks
- How Stuff works
- Science News
- PolitiFact
- FactCheck.org
- how-to-meditate.org
A video collection of interesting and insightful talks from successful professionals about issues related to you being a better you.
Here, the title says it all. If you want to know how stuff works, this site can probably help you out.
A great place to get the latest updates on everything from biology to cosmology. ton's of cool stuff here.
A Pulitzer Prize winning site that works to expose the truth and bring you non-partisan facts. A great place to find the truth.
 Full of political current events, this site uncovers its share of government‐related misrepresentations and outright lies. Another great place to find the truth.
If you've always wanted to try mediation, but you haven't known where to begin, this can be a great jumping off point. But keep in mind that there are many varieties of mediation, and at the end of the day, your free to do it how ever it best works for you.
These books are real game changers, and worth a trip to the library.
- Leaves of Grass by Walt whitman
- The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxely
- Be Here Now by Ram Dass
- The World as I See It by Albert Einstein
- The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff
- The Dancing Wu Li Masters by Gary Zukov
- The Politics of Ecstacy by Timothy Leary
- The Art of War by Sun Tzu
Uncle Walt has been called the definitive great American poet. On occasion, deciphering his prose may require a little extra thought and consideration — after all, it was written well over one hundred years ago, and the man had an unparalleled gift for words — but many of his lines are real show‐stoppers that uplift, inspire, and quench a thirst for life.
With brilliantly lucid and descriptive writing about what the book calls the “consciousness‐restricting valve of the mind,” Huxely cracks open the egg of reality and wonderfully pokes at its yoke.
This book is somewhat unorthodox in its structure and content, but it lacks not its fair share of perhaps the greatest variety of wisdom.
A.E. was arguably one of the greatest men every to bless this world with an appearance. And not just for his incredible contributions, or even his next level brilliance, but also for his unshakable compassion towards all mankind, his absolute rejection of those things that cause harm, and of course his love of learning and science. This book is just a collection of his letters, writings, and thoughts, and they nicely demonstrate the true goodness that resided inside of one of Earth's favorite children, Albert Einstein.
A light fun read that offers interesting insights into the concepts of character, attitude, point of view and the ways in which people live their lives. It does this by drawing a very clever connection between author A.A. Milne's stories about the lovable Winnie‐the‐Pooh character and the wonderful belief system, that is more philosophy than religion, known as Taoism
This book very neatly highlights the interesting correlation between quantum mechanics and the earthy esoteric philosophies of ancient eastern sages. It gets a little technical at times, but remains firmly in the wheelhouse of the layman, thanks to Zukov's great explanations.
Dr. Leary might have been out there, so to speak, but he was only trying to save the world. In this counter‐culture classic, this very educated frontiersman of reality and the mind made a number of strong points and a very convincing argument for the way things really are.
It's not always easy to see the ways in which the lessons of this book can be applied to modern daily life, but this ancient collection of wisdom is not merely a manual for conflict, it is a guide to understanding the terrible cost of conflict, and the ultimate importance of avoiding it whenever possible.
These topics deserve attention.
Knowledge is power, and an un‐knowledgeable citizen is an irresponsible citizen.
Do yourself a favor, do the generations that will take our place a favor, and never stop learning, especially when it comes to the important stuff.
- Science
- Evolution
- Relativity
- Quantum Mechanics
- Psychology
- Neurology
- Nutrition
- Climatology
- Sociology
SCIENCE
- Religion
- Spirituality
- Agnosticism
- Atheism
- Christianity
- Christian Denominations
- Christian Science
- Jehova's Witnesses
- Mormonism
- Judaism
- Islam
- Zen
- Taoism
- Buddhism
- Hinduism
- Zoroastrianism
- Scientology
RELIGION
In no particular order
- Philosophy — The study of reality
- Objectivity — Zero bias
- Epistemology — The theory of thought
- Enlightenment — An emphasis on reason
- Existentialism — A life view
- Cynisism — Probably not what you think it is
- Modern or Post‐Modern Philosophy — Thought and today
- Jesus Christ vs Ayn Rand — Altruism vs Egoism
PHILOSOPHY
Here are a few things anyone can do to improve the quality of their days.
- Make a list
- Be present in the moment
- Stay positive
- Be nice
- Meditate and reflect
- Actively improve life
The simple act of creating a list can be the difference between success and a missed opportunity.
What a shame it is that though we are always in the now, so often our thoughts are darting elsewhere. Not being present in the moment is maybe something like saving all the fun stuff until you are asleep. Ridiculous.
Point of view just could potentially have a greater effect on the quality of a day than the temperature, the weather, money, and even health.
Every act of cruelty only adds to the already untold enormity of the crappiness in the world. Likewise, every act of kindness, compassion, and generosity succeeds in making the world a cooler place to live.
Learning to calm, control, and understand the mind just might be the greatest skill one can master.
 In life, as in most things, the more you put in, the more you tend to get in return.
Without learning, we wouldn't have soap, advanced medicine, awesome modern conveniences, or even running water.
Never stop learning.☯


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Check it out. Now. Not only an excellent piece of fiction, but code geekery in the higher order.
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Sprint 50 review - December 7, 2016
Hello and welcome to the final sprint review of 2016! During this sprint, we released RC2 for Euwe as well as Darga-5. We are on track for Euwe GA in the upcoming week, after which we’ll look forward to fleshing out the Fine release in 2017.
With US Thanksgiving holidays in the middle of the 3-week sprint, Sprint 50 was a slightly lean turkey sandwich with plenty of bugs squashed in between. The emphasis was on removing blockers for the Euwe release. While it’s a smaller number compared to previous sprints, the ManageIQ team still churned out a respectable 311 pull requests in the main repo and 470 PRs overall. Percentage of enhancements is tiny as expected, mainly overwhelmed by bug fixes which accounted for 52% the PRs.
Ad hoc metrics have been added for Container Providers, as well as custom attributes table. Together with the containers team, the middleware/Hawkular team implemented a Data Warehouse management, which will pave the way for sharing metrics across different providers. In Automate, you can now use provider name in addition to template name to uniquely identify a template for AnsibleTower, which solves the ambiguity problem when multiple AnsibleTower providers have similarly named job templates.
With bug stomping in full force, the QE team has seen a reduction in total open issues, especially for high-impact ones (20% reduction). There’s also a prototype of a defect weighting metric to help with the prioritization of bugs. On the Platform side, upgrading to CentOS 7.3 introduced some serious issues with external authentication, which are now fixed.
Aside from fixing bugs, technical debt and refactoring, there are a couple of forward-looking Fine enhancements. Versioning for API is bumped to 2.4.0-pre, and new designs in the Service UI are being worked on for the Fine release. More new Service UI features include viewing information about a VM (which has been a big request) and support for pagination (resulting in faster page loads).
Check out some of the UI enhancements with eye candy (screenshots) in the slides. There’s a demo showing how Storage is now categorized by type (block, object, file share etc.) in the Sprint 50 review meeting video.
Here’s the meeting order and corresponding timestamps for each topic:
- Sprint Statistics (Oleg Barenboim) -0:53
- Community Update (Carol Chen) -4:11
- Classic UI (Harpreet Kataria) -10:02
- Service UI (Chris Kacerguis) -14:38
- Providers (Greg Blomquist) -15:44
- Automate (Greg McCullough) -18:43
- Platform (Gregg Tanzillo) -25:20
- API (Alberto Bellotti) -27:53
- Storage (Rich Oliveri) -29:50
- Quality Engineering (Dave Johnson) -35:30
- Discussion -38:02
Get a closer look at some of the work done this sprint with the following “Last Week in ManageIQ” posts:
- Euwe stabilization continues - by Laura Galis
- Fixing bugs and fixing bugs - by Dávid Halász
- Make Hawkular tenant changeable - by Joe VLcek
Next sprint will be extended by one week due to the Christmas/New Year holidays. So Sprint 51 review will be on January 4, 2017 @ 7:30 PST/10:30 EST/15:30 GMT. Join in the ManageIQ Sprint review via Bluejeans. You can import the ManageIQ community calendar to be notified about this and future Sprint reviews. See you in 2017!
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Added
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- Providers
- REST API
- User Interface (Classic)
- Add Replication excluded tables to the Settings Replication tab (#12604)
- Orchestration: Support hash values in dropdown orchestration dialog fields (#12570)
- Containers
- OpenStack: Add human readable names of private and public openstack cloud networks (#12855)
- Add settings key to disable console proxy (#12675)
- Separate Storage Managers By Type (#12399)
- Launch an URL returned by an automate button (#10118)
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- Performance
- Platform
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REST API: Updating API versioning to 2.4.0-pre (#12890)
- Service UI
- Hid power status and buttons in the SUI Services list view until more performant manageiq-ui-service #368
- Add power status and buttons to the Service detail page ManageIQ/manageiq-ui-service #330
- SmartState analysis
- Containers deletion: Separate the pod deletion and skip it if no pod was created before (#12750)
- User Interface
- Reports: Better names for policy event sample reports (#12934)
Fixed
Notable fixes include:
- Automate
- Platform
- Providers
- User Interface
- Prevent service dialog refreshing every time a dropdown item is selected (#12718)
- Fix angular controller for Network Router Network Router (#12707) and Cloud Subnet (#12706)
- Ansible: Add configuration_scripts to the list of trees with advanced search (#12704)
- RBAC: Add Storage Product Features for Adding Roles (#12701)
- Remove confirmation when opening the HTML5 vnc/spice console. (#12673)
- Set categories correctly for policy timelines (#12664)
- Display name of a chosen filter in Infrastructure Providers (#12307)
- Only enable git import submit button when a branch or tag is selected (#12753)
- Send notifications only when user is authorized to see the referenced object (#12771)
- Add tags to objects in list view in Cloud Tenant (#12833)
- Set start date explicitly only when changing schedule interval (#12816)
- Display parent tenant only when it is allowed by RBAC (#12848)
- Fix position of chart menu in C&U when clicking close to right edge (#12922)
- Fix missing Smart State Analysis button on Cloud Instances list view (#12559)


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Mark Timlin re-signs with Finn Harps for 2020 League of Ireland season
The Buncrana man has been with the Donegal outfit since initially joining in the summer of 2017 on loan from Derry City
by Michael ScullyMark Timlin is the latest experienced campaigner to re-sign with Finn Harps.
The Buncrana man has been with the Donegal outfit since initially joining in the summer of 2017 on loan from north-west rivals Derry City.
But the 2019 Premier Division campaign was a disrupted one for Timlin due to injuries and he said: “Last season was a tough year for me personally having to sit the majority of the season out injured, but overall I was delighted to be able to contribute towards the end and help the club stay in the Premier Division.
"Fingers crossed I can stay injury free this year and help the club push on.”
Harps boss Ollie Horgan remarked: “Mark had an awful time with injuries last season but in fairness to him he worked at it and did all he could to get back on the pitch and help the lads.
"He’s probably one of our more creative players so with a bit of luck he can keep fit and give us a big boost going forward."
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Despite the fact that Disney films usually only goes for the greedy kill when it comes to the making of films, at least here is one film that is rather nice, preachy in some ways, but still very dedicated to a worthwhile cause.....that bucks the general trend.
A Far Off Place is about a young man that gets caught up in the middle of a war on the ivory in Africa. While being out in the country with the new friend he has just made, both their families get exterminated by a band of thieves, so it seems, when in all actuality they were erased by a mob that is defiant about its stand on the illegal trade of the massive elephant's ivory.
In the process, the two get taken up by an aborigine, African variety -- what are they doing here anyway...??? -- that pretty much leads them to freedom and the eventual downfall of the ivory baron and his control of the whole area.
And while the film starts with the type of relationship that two teenagers are believed to have, none to speak of, but now they are forced to stick together to survive and get to their destination, the film moves along with the strength of the aborigine, that stands out as the wonderful actor and person he is. Though bit by a sand scorpion, he manages to deliver his friends to safety and ensure that the wild is preserved for his own people and the animals who also take a liking to him. In the process he shows us that the elephants are also intelligent people and that they understand when one talks to them..... a herd helps the children escape by erasing all their tracks.
This film really is more about the feudal lord systems that run much of Africa than anything else, and the white man has become the greedy devil which we hope is finally ending, although the underground war against the poachers is still gigantic.... this type of film should help one become aware of it.
Excellent film, and enjoyable at every moment with very good acting and a tremendous story. Brutal as only the jungle can be in places, although it is the survival that matters in this case.
4 of 5 GIBLOONS December 1993 Copyright (c) Pedro Sena 1994
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Online Electronic Magazines
Introduction:
A short list of online sources of trade and hobbiest electonics magazines.
References:
- DesignNews
- Circuit Cellar
- Design News
- DEV Monkey
- ECN Magazine
- EDN Network – an electronics community for engineers
- EE Times
- Electronic Design
- Electronics Products
- Embedded
- Embedded Developer
- EPE mag – Everyday Practical Electronics
- Microchip
- MicrochipC
- Nuts & Volts
- Servo Magazine
- Tech Online
- Tinaja – The Guru's Lair