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Conveniences for translating and building error messages
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This plug adds the context argument to GraphQL requests
Populating context with current_user, and later viewing_date
Provides a top-level, global configuration of the Absinthe/GraphQL schema. Look in the submodules for the definitions of these graphql types and mutations
Provides graphQL types or authentication
A module that keeps using definitions for controllers, views and so on
Conveniences for translating and building error messages
Translates controller action results into valid Plug.Conn
responses
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Last year I wrote a post how to implement service discovery for Spring Boot applications running in Docker containers on AWS ECS. At that time the Amazon ECS agent does not have support to discover the docker exposed ports inside the container. In November 2017 Amazon released a feature in the ECS agent 1.15 to retrieve container meta data in the container. This feature makes the discovery agent obsolete.
Looking back to the last years problem. A Spring service running in a container needs its external ip address and port to register to Eureka for service discovery. A service running in a container does not know the external exposed port and docker does not support a way to obtain the port mapping. We could inject the ip address but for the port that would not work. Since the port is unknown at start time. Of course, this in only valid when using random ports. But fixing the port can eventually cause port conflicts. Besides that, you are not able to scale the container on the same host. Therefore, it makes sense to use automatic port assignment.
At that time I have solved this problem by adding an agent that can be called via a REST interface to lookup the exposed port based on the container id and internal port. The agent returns the external port, and the service can use this information to register itself to Eureka. This approach worked well but since the ECS agent is now shipped with a feature to retrieve the meta data we do not need longer an extra agent anymore.
The approach to register the container to the discovery service remains the same. During container startup, the start script obtains the external ip address, and docker exposed port. The discovered information will be passed to the Spring Boot application using environment variables. At application start the Spring service discovery client uses the environment variables to register the application to Eureka.
Before we are able retrieve information about the container (in the container) we need to enable the feature on the ECS instance. For more details about this feature see the Amazon documentation. To enable the meta data in the container you need to set ECS_ENABLE_CONTAINER_METADATA
to true
. This can be easily done by adding the line below the user data script.
echo ECS_ENABLE_CONTAINER_METADATA=true >> /etc/ecs/ecs.config
Now each created container by ECS on the EC2 instances will have the meta data available in the file assigned to the environment variable ECS_CONTAINER_METADATA_FILE
. An example of the meta data looks like:
{
"Cluster": "ecs-cluster",
"ContainerInstanceARN": "arn:aws:ecs:eu-west-1:1234445678:some-id",
"TaskARN": "arn:aws:ecs:eu-west-1:1234445678:some-other-id",
"ContainerID": "container-id",
"ContainerName": "my-service",
"DockerContainerName": "docker-container-name",
"ImageID": "image-id",
"ImageName": "docker-image",
"PortMappings": [
{
"ContainerPort": 8080,
"HostPort": 320001,
"BindIp": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"Protocol": "tcp"
}
],
"Networks": [
{
"NetworkMode": "default",
"IPv4Addresses": [
"<IP_ADDRESS>"
]
}
],
"MetadataFileStatus": "READY"
}
Next we fetch the ip address and port during container start. The ip address we still get through the standard amazon info endpoint.
export EUREKA_INSTANCE_IP_ADDRESS=$(curl --retry 5 --connect-timeout 3 -s <IP_ADDRESS>/latest/meta-data/local-ipv4)
We extract the port mapping from the metadata using jq
. We assume the service will run in the container on port 8080. Otherwise you can make this configurable as well.
export EUREKE_INSTANCE_NON_SECURE_PORT=$(cat ${ECS_CONTAINER_METADATA_FILE} | jq -c -r ".PortMappings[] | select(.ContainerPort == 8080) | .HostPort")
By using the Spring properties as environment variables, we can inject the information to the Spring application. Alternatively, you can use other names and assign the values in the application.yml
file, see the example below.
eureka:
instance:
preferIpAddress: true
ip-address: ${EXTERNAL_IP}
non-secure-port: ${EXTERNAL_PORT}
With this approach the discovery agent becomes obsolete and we can retrieve the information for discovery through standard Amazon features. The example I have described in this post is just one way to implement service discovery in ECS, many alternatives are available.


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From the special one to the smiling one – a look at Jose Mourinho’s unveilings
Mourinho has given his fourth introductory press conference as a Premier League manager.
Jose Mourinho claimed he had been “smiling for two days” and promised not to repeat his mistakes of the past as he was formally unveiled as Tottenham manager on Thursday.
From the moment the Portuguese proclaimed himself as the “Special One” on his arrival at Chelsea 15 years ago, Mourinho press conferences have always commanded attention.
Here, the PA news agency looks back at his first media outings in all of his Premier League jobs.
The Special One
Chelsea (2004)
There was huge anticipation ahead of Mourinho’s arrival at Stamford Bridge following his Champions League success with Porto and he made an immediate impression with an electric performance in front of the media.
“We have top players and, sorry if I’m arrogant, we have a top manager,” he said. “Please don’t call me arrogant, but I’m European champion and I think I’m a special one.”
The Happy One
Chelsea (2013)
Almost six years after leaving Stamford Bridge, Mourinho returned for a second spell with the Blues.
His return, he said, made him “the happy one”, although his unveiling was a more restrained affair than in 2004 as he repeatedly said he was “very calm” and “very relaxed”.
“We are ready to work together again,” he said. “We have much better conditions to succeed and deliver what this club wants, which is stability.”
He did, however, still show a little of his old hubris when asked about criticism he “damaged” Spanish football during his time at Real Madrid.
“I damaged Spanish football by being the man that broke Barcelona’s dominance,” he said.
The List
Manchester United (2016)
Any thoughts Mourinho’s self-confidence may have been harmed by the humbling way his second spell at Chelsea ended were dismissed as he arrived at Old Trafford as sharp-tongued as ever.
There was no self-anointed title this time but there was little humility and no admission of errors from his time at Chelsea.
He was soon into his stride with a dig at old rival Arsene Wenger.
“There are some managers that the last time they won a title was 10 years ago,” he said. “The last time I won a title was one year ago.”
Predecessor Louis Van Gaal was also in his firing line as he said there would be no “hiding behind philosophies,” a reference to a favoured term of the Dutchman.
He then hit back at criticism he does not promote youth by producing a list – which did not stand up to close scrutiny – of the 49 young players he claimed he had guided into first-team football.
The Smile
Tottenham (2019)
In contrast to his dismal final days at United, Mourinho looked far more upbeat as he arrived at Tottenham, boasting of ambitions to win the Premier League next season.
“I’ve been smiling for two days,” he said. “We cannot win the Premier League this season but – I’m not saying we will do – we can win it next season.
“The potential of the club is huge, the potential of the club is great.”
Mourinho said he had learned from his errors of the past.
“I realised I made mistakes,” he said. “I’m not going to make the same mistakes. I’ll make new mistakes, but not the same.
“I am humble, humble enough to try and analyse my career – not just the last year, but the whole thing.”
This time he was also far more charitable to his predecessor, Mauricio Pochettino.


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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 09:54 AM
Going to #talk-trading to trade would be like going to #talk-mining to ask for mining help
FishyGuts05-Nov-18 10:12 AM
jorian05-Nov-18 10:14 AM
i am available for KMD / ARRR or BTC / ARRR escrow
0.01% fee, or whatever the tx fee is
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Flexatron05-Nov-18 10:15 AM
can vouch for jorian(edited)
jl777c05-Nov-18 10:15 AM
#talk-trading for trading things
jorian05-Nov-18 10:17 AM
testify? haha what did i do wrong
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:17 AM
wonders when the last time someone talked about a trade bot in #dev-tradebots
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jorian05-Nov-18 10:18 AM
i still wonder why it is not just named barterdex
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no new soul will enter this discord and think upon seeing #dev-tradebots: ah thats where the dex stuff is
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:19 AM
the name was literally how I ended up on the slack to begin with
jorian05-Nov-18 10:19 AM
but maybe we need to hire an agency to decide that for us
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:20 AM
was looking for help in making a bot like the script in yiimp
jorian05-Nov-18 10:20 AM
well it served its purpose then
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:21 AM
not really, never got any help like that
jansako05-Nov-18 10:21 AM
but you are here!
that is what matters
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:21 AM
and still need that bot
jorian05-Nov-18 10:21 AM
you should check out the amazing work the 2 artems are doing with mm 2.0
that bot will come
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:23 AM
I'm doing enough with restarting my stratum that @webworker01 buggered up
AΛΛBLΛCK05-Nov-18 10:25 AM
is there a richlist somewhere to see
i can only see that the nice hasher has over 1.5m
jorian05-Nov-18 10:25 AM
asking that question for PIRATE?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:25 AM
yes, if you want to see what miners haven't shielded yet(edited)
jorian05-Nov-18 10:25 AM
if so, then you don't understand PIRATE
AΛΛBLΛCK05-Nov-18 10:25 AM
i know that there are z address
jorian dont get me wrong
i though maybe there is one
or distribution even annon
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:26 AM
the entire point of z is you can't see what's where
FishyGuts05-Nov-18 10:26 AM
100% private.
AΛΛBLΛCK05-Nov-18 10:26 AM
ok fair
FishyGuts05-Nov-18 10:26 AM
only zeros on the explorer
AΛΛBLΛCK05-Nov-18 10:26 AM
hahahah
cool with me
but we do have a public emision until now right?
total supply?
or not even that?
FishyGuts05-Nov-18 10:27 AM
256 x the block height
AΛΛBLΛCK05-Nov-18 10:27 AM
xxx
FishyGuts05-Nov-18 10:27 AM
200 M max supply.
Currently about 23M in circ
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AΛΛBLΛCK05-Nov-18 10:28 AM
ty gents
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cHOPE05-Nov-18 10:32 AM
BTCT Ann page should be updated with Exchange info @FishyGuts
FishyGuts05-Nov-18 10:45 AM
Anyone here on BTT?
Can you please update the thread with this official link?
It is the Pirate ref link so any ref earnings we make will go towards onboarding and marketing.
Thanks!
https://digitalprice.io/?inviter=4fdaf7@grewalsatinder
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:46 AM
what's btt?
grewalsatinder05-Nov-18 10:47 AM
not a misspell without "u". it's forum (edited)
twistedmind05-Nov-18 10:50 AM
i did a trade using @Flexatron and he is a good guy i would use again
FishyGuts05-Nov-18 10:50 AM
!arrrtip @Seko 50
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FishyGuts05-Nov-18 10:51 AM
Bitcoin Talk Thread
grewalsatinder05-Nov-18 10:52 AM
@FishyGuts updated main thread with exchange link
jl777c05-Nov-18 10:53 AM
anybody mining KMDICE, best to stop mining soon. there will be a snapshot, new chain and airdrop to fix some critical issues
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:53 AM
Bitcoin Talk Thread
ahhh only ever seen if called bct before
Question will pirate and komodo use same method as zcash at sapling to verify no extra coins have been created like old zksnark zaddress funds migrating to transparent address then to sapling zaddress(edited)
TheGemologist05-Nov-18 11:20 AM
Hello guys
Could someone tell me whyevery time i restart my computer and reopen Agama wallet i have to “Activating best chain” from block 0 ?
This is fucking annoying
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 11:23 AM
“Activating best chain” = "checking to make sure you're not on a fork
'from block 0' usually only happens if is gets in rescan or reindex mode and you never let it complete (are you seeing a redownload of all 96k blocks each time in the debug.log?)
jl777c05-Nov-18 11:24 AM
@plazma yes
plazma05-Nov-18 11:26 AM
@jl777c komodo i can understand but why pirate r their no solution to keep it at zaddress only
jl777c05-Nov-18 11:27 AM
not the was zcash implemented it
jansako05-Nov-18 11:27 AM
@plazma it is a design decision for the Agama wallet, not really JL's bailiwick...
jl777c05-Nov-18 11:28 AM
we will be using a onetime taddr with a capped amount so there wont be any meaningful correlations
it is a zcash zksnark internals issue
jansako05-Nov-18 11:28 AM
sorry, my mouth is running ahead of my brain(edited)
plazma05-Nov-18 11:29 AM
it ok
thanks
@jl777c so is their difference between zcash and komodo zaddress funds migration to taddress then to z address......if so, whats r the pros and cons of both aproach in regards to privacy.......(edited)
jl777c05-Nov-18 11:35 AM
there is only one way, the zcash say
way
to change it requires changing internal zksnark code
not sure it is worth doing for a onetime mass migration
plazma05-Nov-18 11:39 AM
Thanks for ur reply
damodar05-Nov-18 11:54 AM
what is the fork about
i have few coins in agama wallet
anything do i have to do
crumb05-Nov-18 11:56 AM
why are you asking that question in pirate? it's a kmdice issue
damodar05-Nov-18 12:06 PM
sorry iam not aware
Flexatron05-Nov-18 01:29 PM
piratepool.io -> 97.4 % of Pools Hashrate
talking about decentralization ;p
does it matter with dpow tho....
jl777c05-Nov-18 01:30 PM
not as much
but always better to have things more distributed
Flexatron05-Nov-18 01:33 PM
unless it's fat on a woman(edited)
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jeezy05-Nov-18 01:37 PM
I created a simple script that will alert if exchange digitalprice PIRATE ARRR deposits / withdrawals are activated
Flexatron05-Nov-18 01:37 PM
my man
jeezy05-Nov-18 01:38 PM
It checks every 10 mins and Polly wil send an alert to her TG channel


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forty one tre-sexagin-millia-cen-quin-tillion, two hundred twenty four tre-sexagin-millia-cen-quattuor-tilliard, five hundred seventy seven tre-sexagin-millia-cen-quattuor-tillion, three hundred sixty two tre-sexagin-millia-cen-tre-tilliard, one hundred forty two tre-sexagin-millia-cen-tre-tillion, eight hundred sixty seven tre-sexagin-millia-cen-do-tilliard, four hundred seventy two tre-sexagin-millia-cen-do-tillion, five hundred thirty two tre-sexagin-millia-cen-un-tilliard, three hundred twenty one tre-sexagin-millia-cen-un-tillion, eight hundred forty six tre-sexagin-millia-cen-tilliard, six hundred ninety seven tre-sexagin-millia-cen-tillion, eight hundred ninety six tre-sexagin-millia-novem-nonagin-tilliard, five tre-sexagin-millia-novem-nonagin-tillion, two hundred seventy eight tre-sexagin-millia-octo-nonagin-tilliard, seven hundred eighteen tre-sexagin-millia-octo-nonagin-tillion, five hundred sixty five tre-sexagin-millia-septen-nonagin-tilliard, four hundred sixty five tre-sexagin-millia-septen-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred forty six tre-sexagin-millia-sex-nonagin-tilliard, nine hundred thirty eight tre-sexagin-millia-sex-nonagin-tillion, forty one tre-sexagin-millia-quin-nonagin-tilliard, three hundred twenty tre-sexagin-millia-quin-nonagin-tillion, four hundred eighty nine tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-nonagin-tilliard, five hundred eighty tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-nonagin-tillion, four hundred five tre-sexagin-millia-tre-nonagin-tilliard, five hundred forty four tre-sexagin-millia-tre-nonagin-tillion, five hundred five tre-sexagin-millia-do-nonagin-tilliard, six hundred eleven tre-sexagin-millia-do-nonagin-tillion, four hundred three tre-sexagin-millia-un-nonagin-tilliard, one hundred thirty one tre-sexagin-millia-un-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred fifteen tre-sexagin-millia-nonagin-tilliard, five hundred twenty seven tre-sexagin-millia-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred twenty one tre-sexagin-millia-novem-octogin-tilliard, fifty nine tre-sexagin-millia-novem-octogin-tillion, seven hundred ninety tre-sexagin-millia-octo-octogin-tilliard, five hundred sixty six tre-sexagin-millia-octo-octogin-tillion, nine hundred thirty six tre-sexagin-millia-septen-octogin-tilliard, three hundred twenty seven tre-sexagin-millia-septen-octogin-tillion, seven hundred sixty eight tre-sexagin-millia-sex-octogin-tilliard, three hundred fifteen tre-sexagin-millia-sex-octogin-tillion, eight hundred thirty five tre-sexagin-millia-quin-octogin-tilliard, nine hundred eighty nine tre-sexagin-millia-quin-octogin-tillion, two hundred eighteen tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-octogin-tilliard, seven hundred sixty two tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-octogin-tillion, sixty four tre-sexagin-millia-tre-octogin-tilliard, six hundred thirty four tre-sexagin-millia-tre-octogin-tillion, three hundred sixty six tre-sexagin-millia-do-octogin-tilliard, two hundred thirty one tre-sexagin-millia-do-octogin-tillion, twenty six tre-sexagin-millia-un-octogin-tilliard, one hundred ninety four tre-sexagin-millia-un-octogin-tillion, six hundred thirty four tre-sexagin-millia-octogin-tilliard, nine hundred forty five tre-sexagin-millia-octogin-tillion, one hundred one tre-sexagin-millia-novem-septuagin-tilliard, three hundred forty six tre-sexagin-millia-novem-septuagin-tillion, one hundred eighty eight tre-sexagin-millia-octo-septuagin-tilliard, five hundred twenty six tre-sexagin-millia-octo-septuagin-tillion, seven hundred ninety one tre-sexagin-millia-septen-septuagin-tilliard, five hundred ninety seven tre-sexagin-millia-septen-septuagin-tillion, five hundred twenty five tre-sexagin-millia-sex-septuagin-tilliard, five hundred seventy three tre-sexagin-millia-sex-septuagin-tillion, eight hundred twenty tre-sexagin-millia-quin-septuagin-tilliard, eight hundred sixty five tre-sexagin-millia-quin-septuagin-tillion, eight hundred tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-septuagin-tilliard, eight hundred eight tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-septuagin-tillion, nine hundred forty seven tre-sexagin-millia-tre-septuagin-tilliard, thirty three tre-sexagin-millia-tre-septuagin-tillion, five hundred twenty four tre-sexagin-millia-do-septuagin-tilliard, seven hundred twenty five tre-sexagin-millia-do-septuagin-tillion, two hundred eighty nine tre-sexagin-millia-un-septuagin-tilliard, five hundred twenty eight tre-sexagin-millia-un-septuagin-tillion, two hundred forty three tre-sexagin-millia-septuagin-tilliard, three hundred seventy tre-sexagin-millia-septuagin-tillion, nine hundred ninety three tre-sexagin-millia-novem-sexagin-tilliard, one hundred eighty six tre-sexagin-millia-novem-sexagin-tillion, eight hundred sixty nine tre-sexagin-millia-octo-sexagin-tilliard, one hundred sixty six tre-sexagin-millia-octo-sexagin-tillion, eight hundred sixty one tre-sexagin-millia-septen-sexagin-tilliard, two hundred ninety seven tre-sexagin-millia-septen-sexagin-tillion, five hundred twenty one tre-sexagin-millia-sex-sexagin-tilliard, six hundred thirty nine tre-sexagin-millia-sex-sexagin-tillion, seven hundred eighty one tre-sexagin-millia-quin-sexagin-tilliard, five hundred eighty two tre-sexagin-millia-quin-sexagin-tillion, one hundred thirty tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-sexagin-tilliard, three hundred three tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-sexagin-tillion, two hundred six tre-sexagin-millia-tre-sexagin-tilliard, six tre-sexagin-millia-tre-sexagin-tillion, three hundred tre-sexagin-millia-do-sexagin-tilliard, nine hundred fifty six tre-sexagin-millia-do-sexagin-tillion, one hundred ninety six tre-sexagin-millia-un-sexagin-tilliard, one hundred seventy seven tre-sexagin-millia-sexagin-tilliard, two hundred forty eight tre-sexagin-millia-sexagin-tillion, three hundred nineteen tre-sexagin-millia-novem-quinquagin-tilliard, five hundred seventy seven tre-sexagin-millia-novem-quinquagin-tillion, two hundred twenty five tre-sexagin-millia-octo-quinquagin-tilliard, seven hundred twelve tre-sexagin-millia-octo-quinquagin-tillion, four hundred ninety nine tre-sexagin-millia-septen-quinquagin-tilliard, three hundred thirty one tre-sexagin-millia-septen-quinquagin-tillion, twenty seven tre-sexagin-millia-sex-quinquagin-tilliard, five hundred thirteen tre-sexagin-millia-sex-quinquagin-tillion, nine hundred twenty nine tre-sexagin-millia-quin-quinquagin-tilliard, two hundred one tre-sexagin-millia-quin-quinquagin-tillion, five hundred forty six tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-quinquagin-tilliard, one hundred thirty eight tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-quinquagin-tillion, two hundred seventy four tre-sexagin-millia-tre-quinquagin-tilliard, four hundred fifty eight tre-sexagin-millia-tre-quinquagin-tillion, seven hundred eighty five tre-sexagin-millia-do-quinquagin-tilliard, six hundred twenty seven tre-sexagin-millia-do-quinquagin-tillion, eight hundred forty nine tre-sexagin-millia-un-quinquagin-tilliard, one hundred seventy six tre-sexagin-millia-un-quinquagin-tillion, seven hundred forty tre-sexagin-millia-quinquagin-tilliard, three hundred seven tre-sexagin-millia-quinquagin-tillion, thirty one tre-sexagin-millia-novem-quadragin-tilliard, eight hundred eight tre-sexagin-millia-novem-quadragin-tillion, five hundred sixty seven tre-sexagin-millia-octo-quadragin-tilliard, two hundred fifty six tre-sexagin-millia-octo-quadragin-tillion, nine hundred sixty four tre-sexagin-millia-septen-quadragin-tilliard, two hundred sixty one tre-sexagin-millia-septen-quadragin-tillion, one hundred seventy nine tre-sexagin-millia-sex-quadragin-tilliard, seventeen tre-sexagin-millia-sex-quadragin-tillion, sixty five tre-sexagin-millia-quin-quadragin-tilliard, four hundred twenty seven tre-sexagin-millia-quin-quadragin-tillion, nine hundred fifty four tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-quadragin-tilliard, eight hundred thirty eight tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-quadragin-tillion, seven hundred ninety one tre-sexagin-millia-tre-quadragin-tilliard, four hundred eighty eight tre-sexagin-millia-tre-quadragin-tillion, five hundred seventy one tre-sexagin-millia-do-quadragin-tilliard, nine hundred ninety six tre-sexagin-millia-do-quadragin-tillion, eight hundred ninety three tre-sexagin-millia-un-quadragin-tilliard, seven hundred fifty nine tre-sexagin-millia-un-quadragin-tillion, five hundred sixty six tre-sexagin-millia-quadragin-tilliard, six hundred ninety three tre-sexagin-millia-quadragin-tillion, two hundred thirty five tre-sexagin-millia-novem-trigin-tilliard, seven hundred one tre-sexagin-millia-novem-trigin-tillion, three hundred eighty three tre-sexagin-millia-octo-trigin-tilliard, two hundred fifty seven tre-sexagin-millia-octo-trigin-tillion, nine hundred ninety four tre-sexagin-millia-septen-trigin-tilliard, nine hundred sixty nine tre-sexagin-millia-septen-trigin-tillion, thirty eight tre-sexagin-millia-sex-trigin-tilliard, six hundred ten tre-sexagin-millia-sex-trigin-tillion, one hundred sixty eight tre-sexagin-millia-quin-trigin-tilliard, eight hundred sixty four tre-sexagin-millia-quin-trigin-tillion, seven hundred sixty one tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-trigin-tilliard, seven hundred fifty seven tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-trigin-tillion, three hundred eight tre-sexagin-millia-tre-trigin-tilliard, four hundred eleven tre-sexagin-millia-tre-trigin-tillion, seven hundred eight tre-sexagin-millia-do-trigin-tilliard, four hundred twenty three tre-sexagin-millia-do-trigin-tillion, eight hundred eight tre-sexagin-millia-un-trigin-tilliard, five hundred nineteen tre-sexagin-millia-un-trigin-tillion, eight hundred forty seven tre-sexagin-millia-trigin-tilliard, five hundred eighty seven tre-sexagin-millia-trigin-tillion, four hundred fifty one tre-sexagin-millia-novem-vigin-tilliard, five hundred eighty nine tre-sexagin-millia-novem-vigin-tillion, five hundred forty three tre-sexagin-millia-octo-vigin-tilliard, one hundred sixty two tre-sexagin-millia-octo-vigin-tillion, five hundred forty two tre-sexagin-millia-septen-vigin-tilliard, three hundred seventy eight tre-sexagin-millia-septen-vigin-tillion, four hundred fifty five tre-sexagin-millia-sex-vigin-tilliard, one hundred ninety eight tre-sexagin-millia-sex-vigin-tillion, fifty three tre-sexagin-millia-quin-vigin-tilliard, five hundred fifty seven tre-sexagin-millia-quin-vigin-tillion, nine hundred fifty two tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-vigin-tilliard, four hundred forty six tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-vigin-tillion, four hundred forty seven tre-sexagin-millia-tre-vigin-tilliard, seven hundred seventy eight tre-sexagin-millia-tre-vigin-tillion, seventy tre-sexagin-millia-do-vigin-tilliard, nine hundred fifty five tre-sexagin-millia-do-vigin-tillion, eight hundred eight tre-sexagin-millia-un-vigin-tilliard, four hundred fifty six tre-sexagin-millia-un-vigin-tillion, two hundred thirty nine tre-sexagin-millia-vigin-tilliard, nine hundred fifty four tre-sexagin-millia-vigin-tillion, three hundred seventy five tre-sexagin-millia-novem-dec-illiard, seven hundred seventy three tre-sexagin-millia-novem-dec-illion, two hundred twenty nine tre-sexagin-millia-octo-dec-illiard, three hundred nineteen tre-sexagin-millia-octo-dec-illion, six hundred seventy one tre-sexagin-millia-septen-dec-illiard, eight hundred sixty one tre-sexagin-millia-septen-dec-illion, seven hundred thirty four tre-sexagin-millia-sex-dec-illiard, two hundred twenty five tre-sexagin-millia-sex-dec-illion, one hundred ninety one tre-sexagin-millia-quin-dec-illiard, two hundred seventy four tre-sexagin-millia-quin-dec-illion, two hundred seventy five tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-dec-illiard, one hundred twenty tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-dec-illion, three hundred seventy nine tre-sexagin-millia-tre-dec-illiard, one hundred thirty two tre-sexagin-millia-tre-dec-illion, eight hundred ten tre-sexagin-millia-do-dec-illiard, seven hundred six tre-sexagin-millia-do-dec-illion, five hundred fifteen tre-sexagin-millia-un-dec-illiard, six hundred eight tre-sexagin-millia-un-dec-illion, two hundred twenty nine tre-sexagin-millia-dec-illiard, seven hundred one tre-sexagin-millia-dec-illion, four hundred eight tre-sexagin-millia-novem-tilliard, three hundred fifty nine tre-sexagin-millia-novem-tillion, three hundred eighty five tre-sexagin-millia-octo-tilliard, three hundred fifty tre-sexagin-millia-octo-tillion, sixty four tre-sexagin-millia-septen-tilliard, five hundred twenty five tre-sexagin-millia-septen-tillion, two hundred fifty tre-sexagin-millia-sex-tilliard, eight hundred ninety six tre-sexagin-millia-sex-tillion, thirty seven tre-sexagin-millia-quin-tilliard, eight hundred eleven tre-sexagin-millia-quin-tillion, two hundred seventy one tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-tilliard, three hundred seventy tre-sexagin-millia-quattuor-tillion, four hundred sixty four tre-sexagin-millia-tre-tilliard, two hundred fifty three tre-sexagin-millia-tre-tillion, seven hundred forty nine tre-sexagin-millia-do-tilliard, five hundred seventy two tre-sexagin-millia-do-tillion, four hundred forty tre-sexagin-millia-un-tilliard, seven hundred thirty seven tre-sexagin-millia-un-tillion, two hundred sixty five tre-sexagin-millia-tilliard, twenty three tre-sexagin-millia-tillion, one hundred eleven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-nonagin-tilliard, five hundred seventy five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred fifty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-nonagin-tilliard, nine hundred seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred eighty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-nonagin-tilliard, five hundred six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-nonagin-tillion, three hundred thirty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-nonagin-tilliard, six hundred thirty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred ninety two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-nonagin-tilliard, seven hundred thirty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-nonagin-tillion, thirty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-nonagin-tilliard, four hundred sixty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-nonagin-tillion, eight hundred sixty five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-nonagin-tilliard, six hundred twenty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-nonagin-tillion, four hundred thirteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-nonagin-tilliard, one hundred sixty seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-nonagin-tillion, three hundred twenty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-nonagin-tilliard, three hundred ninety nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-nonagin-tillion, seventy four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-nonagin-tilliard, nine hundred three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-nonagin-tillion, seventy nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-octogin-tilliard, five hundred seventy two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-octogin-tillion, one hundred fifty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-octogin-tilliard, three hundred one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-octogin-tillion, two hundred fifty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-octogin-tilliard, six hundred sixteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-octogin-tillion, two hundred fifteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-octogin-tilliard, one hundred forty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-octogin-tillion, two hundred forty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-octogin-tilliard, one hundred eighty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-octogin-tillion, two hundred seventy seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-octogin-tilliard, eight hundred ninety nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-octogin-tillion, four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-octogin-tilliard, eight hundred eighty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-octogin-tillion, one hundred forty five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-octogin-tilliard, seven hundred thirty five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-octogin-tillion, three hundred eighty seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-octogin-tilliard, one hundred forty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-octogin-tillion, nine hundred seventy nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octogin-tilliard, six hundred twenty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octogin-tillion, four hundred twenty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-septuagin-tilliard, three hundred one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-septuagin-tillion, eight hundred thirty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-septuagin-tilliard, two hundred forty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-septuagin-tillion, six hundred two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-septuagin-tilliard, eight hundred seventy nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-septuagin-tillion, one hundred seventy seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-septuagin-tilliard, three hundred seventy two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-septuagin-tillion, four hundred thirty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-septuagin-tilliard, five hundred forty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-septuagin-tillion, four hundred seventy eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-septuagin-tilliard, eight hundred sixty seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-septuagin-tillion, five hundred forty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-septuagin-tilliard, seven hundred forty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-septuagin-tillion, eight hundred fifty seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-septuagin-tilliard, four hundred sixty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-septuagin-tillion, four hundred forty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-septuagin-tilliard, seven hundred twenty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-septuagin-tillion, nine hundred seventy five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septuagin-tilliard, eight hundred fifty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septuagin-tillion, eight hundred thirty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-sexagin-tilliard, two hundred eighty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-sexagin-tillion, seven hundred seventeen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-sexagin-tilliard, six hundred thirty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-sexagin-tillion, one hundred eighty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-sexagin-tilliard, nine hundred forty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-sexagin-tillion, twenty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-sexagin-tilliard, nine hundred thirty five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-sexagin-tillion, eighty seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-sexagin-tilliard, nine hundred ninety nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-sexagin-tillion, nine hundred eighty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-sexagin-tilliard, three hundred eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-sexagin-tillion, five hundred fifty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-sexagin-tilliard, eight hundred ninety six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-sexagin-tillion, two hundred thirteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-sexagin-tilliard, eight hundred ninety two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-sexagin-tillion, five hundred thirty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-sexagin-tilliard, four hundred forty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-sexagin-tillion, nine hundred fifty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sexagin-tilliard, nine hundred forty three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sexagin-tillion, four hundred ninety two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-quinquagin-tilliard, eight hundred thirty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-quinquagin-tillion, thirty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-quinquagin-tilliard, four hundred two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-quinquagin-tillion, four hundred sixteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-quinquagin-tilliard, eight hundred thirty seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-quinquagin-tillion, nine hundred two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-quinquagin-tilliard, eight hundred forty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-quinquagin-tillion, four hundred fifty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-quinquagin-tilliard, eight hundred fifty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-quinquagin-tillion, nine hundred fifty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-quinquagin-tilliard, one hundred six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-quinquagin-tillion, five hundred thirty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-quinquagin-tilliard, one hundred forty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-quinquagin-tillion, two hundred seventy two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-quinquagin-tilliard, four hundred nineteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-quinquagin-tillion, six hundred forty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-quinquagin-tilliard, five hundred eighty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-quinquagin-tillion, nine hundred seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quinquagin-tilliard, eight hundred seventy six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quinquagin-tillion, five hundred eighty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-quadragin-tilliard, four hundred forty three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-quadragin-tillion, sixty five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-quadragin-tilliard, two hundred sixty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-quadragin-tillion, six hundred ninety do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-quadragin-tilliard, nine hundred seventy six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-quadragin-tillion, thirty seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-quadragin-tilliard, eighty seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-quadragin-tillion, ninety six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-quadragin-tilliard, six hundred fifty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-quadragin-tillion, eight hundred fifty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-quadragin-tilliard, nine hundred eighty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-quadragin-tillion, seven hundred do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-quadragin-tilliard, eighty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-quadragin-tillion, three hundred eighty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-quadragin-tilliard, eight hundred thirty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-quadragin-tillion, three hundred eighty three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-quadragin-tilliard, four hundred sixty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-quadragin-tillion, two hundred ninety one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quadragin-tilliard, five hundred sixty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quadragin-tillion, nine hundred forty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-trigin-tilliard, one hundred ninety one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-trigin-tillion, five hundred forty five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-trigin-tilliard, six hundred ninety three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-trigin-tillion, fifty five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-trigin-tilliard, one hundred twenty seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-trigin-tillion, thirteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-trigin-tilliard, three hundred forty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-trigin-tillion, one hundred forty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-trigin-tilliard, four hundred nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-trigin-tillion, one hundred thirteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-trigin-tilliard, eight hundred thirty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-trigin-tillion, two hundred eighty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-trigin-tilliard, six hundred thirty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-trigin-tillion, five hundred fourteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-trigin-tilliard, four hundred fifty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-trigin-tillion, one hundred thirty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-trigin-tilliard, seven hundred fifty five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-trigin-tillion, one hundred eighty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-trigin-tilliard, two hundred fifty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-trigin-tillion, one hundred eighty three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-vigin-tilliard, twenty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-vigin-tillion, five hundred eighty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-vigin-tilliard, three hundred fifty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-vigin-tillion, five hundred twenty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-vigin-tilliard, three hundred ninety three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-vigin-tillion, eight hundred fifty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-vigin-tilliard, four hundred thirty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-vigin-tillion, two hundred ninety three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-vigin-tilliard, thirty three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-vigin-tillion, four hundred eighty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-vigin-tilliard, eight hundred fifty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-vigin-tillion, nine hundred ninety seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-vigin-tilliard, nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-vigin-tillion, four hundred thirty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-vigin-tilliard, four hundred seventy six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-vigin-tillion, three hundred sixty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-vigin-tilliard, twenty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-vigin-tillion, six hundred ninety do-sexagin-millia-nongen-vigin-tilliard, four hundred twenty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-vigin-tillion, five hundred ninety five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-dec-illiard, seven hundred sixty eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-dec-illion, two hundred thirteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-dec-illiard, eight hundred eighty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-dec-illion, eighty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-dec-illiard, seven hundred fifty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-dec-illion, four hundred fifty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-dec-illiard, three hundred forty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-dec-illion, eight hundred ninety seven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-dec-illiard, seven hundred seventy five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-dec-illion, four hundred eleven do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-dec-illiard, two hundred seventy two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-dec-illion, nineteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-dec-illiard, three hundred sixty nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-dec-illion, two hundred nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-dec-illiard, seven hundred two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-dec-illion, nine hundred two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-dec-illiard, three hundred fifty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-dec-illion, six hundred thirteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-dec-illiard, five hundred fifty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-dec-illion, five hundred forty three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-tilliard, one hundred twenty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-novem-tillion, one hundred fifteen do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-tilliard, five hundred four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-octo-tillion, eight hundred ninety one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-tilliard, four hundred seventy do-sexagin-millia-nongen-septen-tillion, fifty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-tilliard, five hundred ninety eight do-sexagin-millia-nongen-sex-tillion, six hundred five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-tilliard, five hundred five do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quin-tillion, six hundred sixty three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-tilliard, eight hundred forty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-quattuor-tillion, eight hundred ninety nine do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-tilliard, eight hundred sixty four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tre-tillion, thirty one do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-tilliard, three hundred ninety four do-sexagin-millia-nongen-do-tillion, eight hundred twenty two do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-tilliard, four hundred thirty do-sexagin-millia-nongen-un-tillion, two hundred fifty six do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tilliard, two hundred eighty three do-sexagin-millia-nongen-tillion, three hundred five do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-nonagin-tilliard, six hundred fifty two do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-nonagin-tillion, four hundred nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-nonagin-tilliard, seventy two do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-nonagin-tillion, two hundred seventy two do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-nonagin-tilliard, four hundred twenty five do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred seventy do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-nonagin-tilliard, nine hundred eighty one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-nonagin-tillion, four hundred ninety five do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-nonagin-tilliard, eight hundred thirty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-nonagin-tillion, two hundred thirty three do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quattuor-nonagin-tilliard, four hundred forty do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quattuor-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred twelve do-sexagin-millia-octingen-tre-nonagin-tilliard, eight hundred sixty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-tre-nonagin-tillion, seven hundred seventy do-sexagin-millia-octingen-do-nonagin-tilliard, two hundred ninety eight do-sexagin-millia-octingen-do-nonagin-tillion, five hundred fifty three do-sexagin-millia-octingen-un-nonagin-tilliard, seven hundred eighty eight do-sexagin-millia-octingen-un-nonagin-tillion, eight hundred forty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-nonagin-tilliard, six hundred seventy do-sexagin-millia-octingen-nonagin-tillion, eight hundred twenty two do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-octogin-tilliard, nine hundred seventy seven do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-octogin-tillion, thirty three do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-octogin-tilliard, five hundred five do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-octogin-tillion, eight hundred fifty do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-octogin-tilliard, two hundred fifty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-octogin-tillion, six hundred thirteen do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-octogin-tilliard, nine hundred twenty four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-octogin-tillion, four hundred sixty three do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-octogin-tilliard, four hundred thirteen do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-octogin-tillion, eight hundred thirty four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quattuor-octogin-tilliard, nine hundred nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quattuor-octogin-tillion, eight hundred twenty four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-tre-octogin-tilliard, five hundred do-sexagin-millia-octingen-tre-octogin-tillion, two do-sexagin-millia-octingen-do-octogin-tilliard, nine hundred forty one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-do-octogin-tillion, eight hundred forty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-un-octogin-tilliard, five hundred thirteen do-sexagin-millia-octingen-un-octogin-tillion, five hundred fifteen do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octogin-tilliard, nine hundred forty five do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octogin-tillion, eight hundred seventy four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-septuagin-tilliard, three hundred sixty six do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-septuagin-tillion, five hundred nineteen do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-septuagin-tilliard, five hundred twenty two do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-septuagin-tillion, five hundred seventy one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-septuagin-tilliard, thirteen do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-septuagin-tillion, two hundred ninety five do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-septuagin-tilliard, two hundred twenty one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-septuagin-tillion, nine hundred twenty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-septuagin-tilliard, six hundred forty eight do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-septuagin-tillion, three hundred twenty four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quattuor-septuagin-tilliard, three hundred sixty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quattuor-septuagin-tillion, nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-tre-septuagin-tilliard, eight hundred forty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-tre-septuagin-tillion, two hundred forty four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-do-septuagin-tilliard, six hundred thirty four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-do-septuagin-tillion, eight hundred twenty four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-un-septuagin-tilliard, six hundred eleven do-sexagin-millia-octingen-un-septuagin-tillion, seven hundred one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septuagin-tilliard, seven hundred sixty one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septuagin-tillion, seventy six do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-sexagin-tilliard, four hundred thirteen do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-sexagin-tillion, two hundred twenty eight do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-sexagin-tilliard, thirteen do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-sexagin-tillion, five hundred twenty seven do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-sexagin-tilliard, eight hundred twelve do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-sexagin-tillion, six hundred thirty three do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-sexagin-tilliard, six hundred forty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-sexagin-tillion, one hundred twenty do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-sexagin-tilliard, five hundred eighty five do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-sexagin-tillion, thirty eight do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quattuor-sexagin-tilliard, fifty one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quattuor-sexagin-tillion, fifty four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-tre-sexagin-tilliard, four hundred forty four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-tre-sexagin-tillion, forty seven do-sexagin-millia-octingen-do-sexagin-tilliard, nine hundred seventy three do-sexagin-millia-octingen-do-sexagin-tillion, seven hundred four do-sexagin-millia-octingen-un-sexagin-tilliard, four hundred thirty do-sexagin-millia-octingen-un-sexagin-tillion, six hundred thirty six do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sexagin-tillion, seven hundred eighteen do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-quinquagin-tilliard, nine hundred twenty one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-novem-quinquagin-tillion, eight hundred thirty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-quinquagin-tilliard, nine hundred thirty one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-octo-quinquagin-tillion, five hundred six do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-quinquagin-tilliard, five hundred eighty two do-sexagin-millia-octingen-septen-quinquagin-tillion, nine hundred sixty do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-quinquagin-tilliard, nine hundred twenty two do-sexagin-millia-octingen-sex-quinquagin-tillion, six hundred twenty one do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-quinquagin-tilliard, nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quin-quinquagin-tillion, nine hundred sixty nine do-sexagin-millia-octingen-quattuor-quinquagin-tilliard,
six hundred eighty five ducen-novem-quadragin-tilliard, five hundred fifty ducen-novem-quadragin-tillion, two hundred thirty ducen-octo-quadragin-tilliard, three hundred forty eight ducen-octo-quadragin-tillion, nine hundred seventy eight ducen-septen-quadragin-tilliard, four hundred eleven ducen-septen-quadragin-tillion, six hundred fifty nine ducen-sex-quadragin-tilliard, three hundred thirty ducen-sex-quadragin-tillion, three hundred forty three ducen-quin-quadragin-tilliard, five hundred fifty three ducen-quin-quadragin-tillion, two hundred fifty ducen-quattuor-quadragin-tilliard, nine hundred thirty six ducen-quattuor-quadragin-tillion, two hundred forty six ducen-tre-quadragin-tilliard, three hundred fifteen ducen-tre-quadragin-tillion, seven hundred forty ducen-do-quadragin-tilliard, two hundred seventy one ducen-do-quadragin-tillion, two hundred nine ducen-un-quadragin-tilliard, four hundred eighty one ducen-un-quadragin-tillion, nine hundred ninety nine ducen-quadragin-tilliard, nine hundred seventy five ducen-quadragin-tillion, seventy six ducen-novem-trigin-tilliard, six hundred seventy one ducen-novem-trigin-tillion, two hundred seventy five ducen-octo-trigin-tilliard, six hundred sixty two ducen-octo-trigin-tillion, seventy one ducen-septen-trigin-tilliard, nine hundred fifty six ducen-septen-trigin-tillion, eight hundred sixty nine ducen-sex-trigin-tilliard, four hundred seventy four ducen-sex-trigin-tillion, three hundred thirty one ducen-quin-trigin-tilliard, four hundred thirty one ducen-quin-trigin-tillion, four hundred sixty eight ducen-quattuor-trigin-tilliard, four hundred twenty four ducen-quattuor-trigin-tillion, eight hundred sixty eight ducen-tre-trigin-tilliard, six hundred seven ducen-tre-trigin-tillion, five hundred forty nine ducen-do-trigin-tilliard, two hundred ducen-do-trigin-tillion, four hundred eighty one ducen-un-trigin-tilliard, eighty three ducen-un-trigin-tillion, seven hundred sixty six ducen-trigin-tilliard, eight hundred eighty two ducen-trigin-tillion, two hundred one ducen-novem-vigin-tilliard, sixty six ducen-novem-vigin-tillion, eight hundred two ducen-octo-vigin-tilliard, nine hundred fifty two ducen-octo-vigin-tillion, four hundred seventy seven ducen-septen-vigin-tilliard, five hundred two ducen-septen-vigin-tillion, seven hundred thirty nine ducen-sex-vigin-tilliard, one hundred seventy ducen-sex-vigin-tillion, one hundred fifty seven ducen-quin-vigin-tilliard, three hundred forty ducen-quin-vigin-tillion, eight hundred fifteen ducen-quattuor-vigin-tilliard, seven hundred ninety one ducen-quattuor-vigin-tillion, nine hundred eighty ducen-tre-vigin-tilliard, nine hundred eleven ducen-tre-vigin-tillion, eight hundred fifty ducen-do-vigin-tilliard, two hundred thirty seven ducen-do-vigin-tillion, seven hundred twelve ducen-un-vigin-tilliard, eight hundred eighty three ducen-un-vigin-tillion, one hundred forty four ducen-vigin-tilliard, five hundred ninety eight ducen-vigin-tillion, two hundred ducen-novem-dec-illiard, one hundred eighty four ducen-novem-dec-illion, eight hundred fifty two ducen-octo-dec-illiard, fifty nine ducen-octo-dec-illion, five hundred forty six ducen-septen-dec-illiard, eight hundred forty three ducen-septen-dec-illion, three hundred fifty eight ducen-sex-dec-illiard, six hundred twenty five ducen-sex-dec-illion, eight hundred fifty six ducen-quin-dec-illiard, eighteen ducen-quin-dec-illion, eight hundred forty two ducen-quattuor-dec-illiard, one hundred eight ducen-quattuor-dec-illion, eight hundred fifteen ducen-tre-dec-illiard, one hundred seventy three ducen-tre-dec-illion, eight hundred thirty six ducen-do-dec-illiard, seven hundred seventy one ducen-do-dec-illion, six hundred ninety five ducen-un-dec-illiard, one hundred four ducen-un-dec-illion, eight hundred ninety five ducen-dec-illiard, seven hundred eighty eight ducen-dec-illion, nine hundred fifty five ducen-novem-tilliard, forty five ducen-novem-tillion, four hundred ninety two ducen-octo-tilliard, four hundred sixty ducen-octo-tillion, nine hundred fifteen ducen-septen-tilliard, three hundred sixteen ducen-septen-tillion, seven hundred eighty eight ducen-sex-tilliard, seven hundred sixty ducen-sex-tillion, one ducen-quin-tilliard, three hundred sixty three ducen-quin-tillion, one hundred eighty nine ducen-quattuor-tilliard, nine hundred eighty eight ducen-quattuor-tillion, one hundred forty nine ducen-tre-tilliard, three hundred sixteen ducen-tre-tillion, four hundred thirty nine ducen-do-tilliard, nine hundred forty three ducen-do-tillion, eight hundred forty three ducen-un-tilliard, eight hundred fifty five ducen-un-tillion, eight hundred sixteen ducen-tilliard, three hundred ninety seven ducen-tillion, three hundred eleven cen-novem-nonagin-tilliard, four hundred cen-novem-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred eighty four cen-octo-nonagin-tilliard, three hundred seventy two cen-octo-nonagin-tillion, eight hundred sixteen cen-septen-nonagin-tilliard, seven hundred two cen-septen-nonagin-tillion, three hundred eighty three cen-sex-nonagin-tilliard, four hundred thirty cen-sex-nonagin-tillion, six hundred eighty four cen-quin-nonagin-tilliard, three hundred sixty seven cen-quin-nonagin-tillion, one cen-quattuor-nonagin-tilliard, five hundred seventy nine cen-quattuor-nonagin-tillion, two hundred eighty two cen-tre-nonagin-tilliard, four hundred ninety four cen-tre-nonagin-tillion, eight hundred fifty three cen-do-nonagin-tilliard, three hundred twenty three cen-do-nonagin-tillion, seven hundred forty seven cen-un-nonagin-tilliard, six hundred one cen-un-nonagin-tillion, nine hundred fifty seven cen-nonagin-tilliard, fifty three cen-nonagin-tillion, three hundred eighty one cen-novem-octogin-tilliard, seven hundred eighty one cen-novem-octogin-tillion, seven hundred eighty seven cen-octo-octogin-tilliard, two hundred twenty three cen-octo-octogin-tillion, one hundred one cen-septen-octogin-tilliard, five hundred eighty one cen-septen-octogin-tillion, five hundred eighty seven cen-sex-octogin-tilliard, ninety eight cen-sex-octogin-tillion, nine hundred nine cen-quin-octogin-tilliard, nine hundred forty six cen-quin-octogin-tillion, five hundred twenty seven cen-quattuor-octogin-tilliard, seven hundred twenty cen-quattuor-octogin-tillion, two hundred sixty one cen-tre-octogin-tilliard, two hundred ninety five cen-tre-octogin-tillion, four hundred sixty three cen-do-octogin-tilliard, four hundred ninety nine cen-do-octogin-tillion, seven hundred ninety six cen-un-octogin-tilliard, two hundred twelve cen-un-octogin-tillion, four hundred seventy nine cen-octogin-tilliard, seventy four cen-octogin-tillion, three hundred seventy seven cen-novem-septuagin-tilliard, two hundred seventy cen-novem-septuagin-tillion, eight hundred sixty seven cen-octo-septuagin-tilliard, eight hundred ninety four cen-octo-septuagin-tillion, two hundred thirty five cen-septen-septuagin-tilliard, one hundred eighty six cen-septen-septuagin-tillion, eight hundred four cen-sex-septuagin-tilliard, two hundred fifty cen-sex-septuagin-tillion, fifty one cen-quin-septuagin-tilliard, five hundred nine cen-quin-septuagin-tillion, nine hundred seventy cen-quattuor-septuagin-tilliard, three hundred eighteen cen-quattuor-septuagin-tillion, eight hundred ninety three cen-tre-septuagin-tilliard, two hundred fifty eight cen-tre-septuagin-tillion, nine hundred ninety four cen-do-septuagin-tilliard, four hundred ninety eight cen-do-septuagin-tillion, one hundred cen-un-septuagin-tilliard, four hundred cen-un-septuagin-tillion, four hundred fifty seven cen-septuagin-tilliard, five hundred sixty cen-septuagin-tillion, two hundred cen-novem-sexagin-tilliard, four hundred sixty cen-novem-sexagin-tillion, four hundred forty seven cen-octo-sexagin-tilliard, seven hundred fifty seven cen-octo-sexagin-tillion, two hundred nine cen-septen-sexagin-tilliard, nine hundred twenty three cen-septen-sexagin-tillion, six hundred fifty nine cen-sex-sexagin-tilliard, five hundred thirty six cen-sex-sexagin-tillion, seven hundred forty three cen-quin-sexagin-tilliard, five hundred fifty nine cen-quin-sexagin-tillion, nine hundred forty six cen-quattuor-sexagin-tilliard, thirty seven cen-quattuor-sexagin-tillion, two cen-tre-sexagin-tilliard, one hundred one cen-tre-sexagin-tillion, eight hundred ninety one cen-do-sexagin-tilliard, five hundred fourteen cen-do-sexagin-tillion, four hundred eighty eight cen-un-sexagin-tilliard, two hundred thirty seven cen-un-sexagin-tillion, three hundred eighty nine cen-sexagin-tilliard, eight hundred seventy seven cen-sexagin-tillion, sixty two cen-novem-quinquagin-tilliard, nine hundred seventy two cen-novem-quinquagin-tillion, five hundred twenty nine cen-octo-quinquagin-tilliard, one hundred twenty one cen-octo-quinquagin-tillion, seven hundred sixty cen-septen-quinquagin-tilliard, two hundred eighty three cen-septen-quinquagin-tillion, nine hundred eight cen-sex-quinquagin-tilliard, seven hundred seventy six cen-sex-quinquagin-tillion, one hundred sixty one cen-quin-quinquagin-tilliard, sixty seven cen-quin-quinquagin-tillion, nine hundred eighty nine cen-quattuor-quinquagin-tilliard, one hundred eighty five cen-quattuor-quinquagin-tillion, eight hundred ninety seven cen-tre-quinquagin-tilliard, one hundred fifty two cen-tre-quinquagin-tillion, one hundred sixty seven cen-do-quinquagin-tilliard, one hundred twenty cen-do-quinquagin-tillion, five hundred eleven cen-un-quinquagin-tilliard, three hundred eighty nine cen-un-quinquagin-tillion, three hundred twenty eight cen-quinquagin-tilliard, seven hundred eighty four cen-quinquagin-tillion, seven hundred seventy four cen-novem-quadragin-tilliard, six hundred twenty six cen-novem-quadragin-tillion, one hundred twenty five cen-octo-quadragin-tilliard, four hundred forty seven cen-octo-quadragin-tillion, four hundred ninety six cen-septen-quadragin-tilliard, seven hundred one cen-septen-quadragin-tillion, one cen-sex-quadragin-tilliard, six hundred six cen-sex-quadragin-tillion, three hundred seventy three cen-quin-quadragin-tilliard, three hundred thirty nine cen-quin-quadragin-tillion, five hundred ninety seven cen-quattuor-quadragin-tilliard, three hundred twenty three cen-quattuor-quadragin-tillion, two hundred ninety cen-tre-quadragin-tilliard, three hundred cen-tre-quadragin-tillion, six hundred sixty three cen-do-quadragin-tilliard, nine hundred forty four cen-do-quadragin-tillion, three hundred fifty four cen-un-quadragin-tilliard, sixty six cen-un-quadragin-tillion, five hundred fifty cen-quadragin-tilliard, six hundred nineteen cen-quadragin-tillion, three hundred ninety one cen-novem-trigin-tilliard, five hundred twenty five cen-novem-trigin-tillion, four hundred twenty five cen-octo-trigin-tilliard, five hundred thirty nine cen-octo-trigin-tillion, eight hundred seventy three cen-septen-trigin-tilliard, nine cen-septen-trigin-tillion, one 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Newlyweds distraught after special £100 note gift goes missing in the post
A newlywed couple are asking people to think twice before using the Royal Mail to send gifts this Christmas, after £100 was stolen from a wedding present while in the post.
Adam Ford and his new wife Kayleigh were left devastated, after discovering that money sent from his mum in Shetland, Scotland, which it had taken her so long to save, had gone missing.
Chargehand Adam first realised something was wrong when a recorded delivery, meant for his house, was delivered to his work at the Montgomerie Arms.
After a closer look at the letter, which had been dumped on the bar with other post for his work, Adam realised that it had been ripped open and sealed over with a Royal Mail sticker.
He also saw that the address had been changed.
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Devastated Adam and Kayleigh, who have reported the incident to Police Scotland, are now questioning the integrity of the postal service.
Adam said: ‘When I told mum, she was just screaming and crying down the phone.
‘One hundred pounds is a lot of money to her and it took a lot to be able to send that to us.
‘It was her way of making up for the fact she couldn’t come down for the wedding, so it was a really big deal.
‘It really makes you wonder how safe your mail is if this is happening when it’s supposed to have been signed for.’
The couple got married at the Torrance Hotel on November 5, with around 160 people in attendance for their special day.
Although Adam’s mum was unable to make the wedding, she sent the specially sourced £100 note to the couple to congratulate them on their big day.
However, it never reached Adam and Kayleigh.
A card arrived in the post, after which Adam called his mum to thank her.
He only realised what had happened after his mum asked if he had got the money.
Adam claims that the envelope had been ripped at the bottom corner and taped over,
with the address clearly changed and other scribbles made on the envelope.
Upon heading to the Royal Mail sorting office in East Kilbride to complain, Adam was speaking to a woman in the queue whose parcel had been delivered in a sealed bag because it had been burst open.
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Despite having paid for a recorded delivery, which offers compensation for lost or damaged goods, Adam has been told the pair are unlikely to see the money again.
A spokesman for Royal Mail said: ‘We are concerned to hear of this incident.
‘Every item of mail is important to us. We are investigating the matter.’
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Deontay Wilder makes bold prediction for Andy Ruiz vs Anthony Joshua II
Deontay Wilder believes that Andy Ruiz has the beating of Anthony Joshua and their rematch will have a similar result to their first fight.
Ruiz produced a monumental upset when he stopped Joshua in the seventh round of their first bout in June, taking the IBF, WBA, WBO and WBO heavyweight titles away with him from Madison Square Garden.
The pair meet again on 7 December in Saudi Arabia as the Brit tried to reclaim his straps, but Wilder cannot see the Destroyer relinquishing his gold.
Ahead of his own rematch against Luis Ortiz this weekend, Wilder was asked who he was backing in the Saudi scrap, to which he replied: ‘Andy Ruiz.
‘I liked him in the first fight with Joshua and I like him in the second fight as well.
‘In my opinion, it’s an even more bigger fight between the two, you know. Especially how he won the first time.’
Wilder plans to beat Ortiz for the second time when they clash on Saturday and then take on Tyson Fury in another rematch in February.
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The Bronze Bomber and the Gypsy King fought to a classic draw last December and will do battle for Wilder’s WBC title once again, as long as he avoids defeat against Ortiz.
A Wilder vs Joshua clash looked likely at one stage last year, but never materialised and now could be a long way from ever being put together.
The American has often voiced his frustrations with how difficult the negotiations were with AJ’s camp, but believes he has a more exciting fight ahead of him against King Kong.
‘With Joshua we tried many, many, many times to get that fight to unfold, to make that dream fight happen for the fans.’ said the unbeaten WBC champ.
‘To unify the division and have one champion. As you can see, that was a long process, a process where, you know, we had different mile markers being stretched.
‘Once we completed (one mark), we had to do something else, do this, do that, you know what I mean. It was a lot.
‘It’s a gladiator’s sport, it’s a man’s sport. I’m a man and I don’t have time for games. Being that Ruiz is under the same stable as I… it’s a much easier fight to make, and in my opinion a much more exciting fight.’
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Wilder vs Ortiz II will be held at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Saturday night after their first bout ended in a 10th round TKO win for the Bronze Bomber last March.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Podcast 4.14 - Scary Stats author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 7136 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=7136 date: '2012-04-21 11:43:36 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-04-21 16:43:36 +0000' categories: - Podcast tags: - cubs - Geovany Soto - Podcast - Ryan Dempster - Marlon Byrd - Starlin Castro - Bob from Moline comments: - id: 5465 author: ryanativyenvydotcom author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://firstorderhistorians.wordpress.com date: '2012-04-21 23:06:05 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-04-22 04:06:05 +0000' content: |- I would definitely encourage a fan approaching baseball to follow the Cubs...here's why: If you're going into this with no favorite team, why not? You might as well start now from scratch. You don't have any of the hangups about the 104 years because you weren't following them. I would think now would be the best time to get started. And, it's not like there isn't stuff to love. Everyone (except me) loves beer, and they love green grass on the field. It's aesthetically pleasing and we also have a guy (Soriano) who is on his way out and everyone loves to see somebody get fired (see "The Apprentice" - id: 5466 author: Pain Dont Hurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2012-04-23 12:10:29 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-04-23 17:10:29 +0000' content: All is right with the world. Kurt's scary stat of the week is back. - id: 5467 author: ryanativyenvydotcom author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://firstorderhistorians.wordpress.com date: '2012-04-24 10:24:15 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-04-24 15:24:15 +0000' content: And Bob did a good job as guest host. Thanks Bob! ---
Andy and Corey are not just joined by Kurt via Skype, but we have two guest hosts for this week's episode. Brian was on the last episode and returns for this one, and long-time listener Bob from Moline joins us in the studio.
Corey poses a scenario and the guys decide whether they would encourage someone discovering baseball to follow the Cubs or move on to another team.
It was an ugly week of Cubs baseball and we go around and state what we believe to be the biggest area/player of concern. Run production and the bullpen are the reoccurring answers.
We also look at Starlin Castro's defense and discuss whether or not the Cubs should consider moving Castro to another position.
Ryan Dempster appears to possibly headed to the Disabled List and as the most consistent pitcher on this staff in the short 2012 season, would this be a major blow to the team?
The Cubs are in the middle of a brutal stretch of the schedule. At the middle of May, the Cubs will have played 39 games. We predict how many wins the Cubs will have with 39 games played.
After the break, Kurt gives us his Scary Stat of the Week, and we pick co-winners for this week's photo caption contest.


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Mary Philpotts McGrath began Philpotts Interiors from a storefront in downtown Honolulu in the 1960s. Her goal was to give the new buildings that were springing up everywhere in the city "a sense of place."
Today our principal designers, Marion Philpotts Miller and Jonathan Staub, infuse fresh, modern energy into our work, and look beyond Hawai'i to the mainland U.S., Asia and the Pacific for their projects. Our firm has grown to include work in the San Francisco Bay Area, Southern California and Colorado.
Philpotts Interiors' multifaceted approach is evident in the recent update of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and the new Aulani Disney Resort at Ko Olina. Each location has a story to tell. We tell it in our designs for the Hawai'i Convention Center, and even the green renovation of our own offices.
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Mary Philpotts McGrath began Philpotts Interiors from a storefront in downtown Honolulu in the 1960s. Her goal was to give the new buildings that were springing up everywhere in the city "a sense of place."
Today our principal designers, Marion Philpotts Miller and Jonathan Staub, infuse fresh, modern energy into our work, and look beyond Hawai'i to the mainland U.S., Asia and the Pacific for their projects. Our firm has grown to include work in the San Francisco Bay Area, Southern California and Colorado.
Philpotts Interiors' multifaceted approach is evident in the recent update of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and the new Aulani Disney Resort at Ko Olina. Each location has a story to tell. We tell it in our designs for the Hawai'i Convention Center, and even the green renovation of our own offices.
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Mary Philpotts McGrath began Philpotts Interiors from a storefront in downtown Honolulu in the 1960s. Her goal was to give the new buildings that were springing up everywhere in the city "a sense of place."
Today our principal designers, Marion Philpotts Miller and Jonathan Staub, infuse fresh, modern energy into our work, and look beyond Hawai'i to the mainland U.S., Asia and the Pacific for their projects. Our firm has grown to include work in the San Francisco Bay Area, Southern California and Colorado.
Philpotts Interiors' multifaceted approach is evident in the recent update of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and the new Aulani Disney Resort at Ko Olina. Each location has a story to tell. We tell it in our designs for the Hawai'i Convention Center, and even the green renovation of our own offices.
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Mary Philpotts McGrath began Philpotts Interiors from a storefront in downtown Honolulu in the 1960s. Her goal was to give the new buildings that were springing up everywhere in the city "a sense of place."
Today our principal designers, Marion Philpotts Miller and Jonathan Staub, infuse fresh, modern energy into our work, and look beyond Hawai'i to the mainland U.S., Asia and the Pacific for their projects. Our firm has grown to include work in the San Francisco Bay Area, Southern California and Colorado.
Philpotts Interiors' multifaceted approach is evident in the recent update of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and the new Aulani Disney Resort at Ko Olina. Each location has a story to tell. We tell it in our designs for the Hawai'i Convention Center, and even the green renovation of our own offices.


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Best practice: many google searches will return code that resets the contrasts globally using options
. I use code that specifies the contrasts only in the linear model that we want to specify contr.sum
. This is much safer, at least if you like to interpret model coefficients using default R contrasts – the coefficients are differences relative to a reference and the interactions are relative to what you would have gotten if things were additive. If I reset the contrasts globally using options
, and then, in code further down the document, fit a linear model and interpret the coefficients as if the model was fit with R default contrasts, then my interpretation of the effects would be wrong.
library(data.table)
library(car)
## Loading required package: carData
n <- 5
fd <- data.table(fac1 = rep(c("cn","tr"), each = n*2*2),
fac2 = rep(rep(c("wt", "ko"), each = n*2), 2),
fac3 = rep(rep(rep(c("f","m"), each = n),2),2),
y = rnorm(n*2*2*2))
m1 <- lm(y ~ fac1*fac2*fac3, data = fd)
anova(m1)
## Analysis of Variance Table
##
## Response: y
## Df Sum Sq Mean Sq F value Pr(>F)
## fac1 1 0.0064 0.00642 0.0066 0.93562
## fac2 1 0.1998 0.19978 0.2062 0.65283
## fac3 1 0.1578 0.15781 0.1629 0.68921
## fac1:fac2 1 0.8592 0.85918 0.8868 0.35341
## fac1:fac3 1 1.2276 1.22755 1.2670 0.26871
## fac2:fac3 1 0.1080 0.10803 0.1115 0.74062
## fac1:fac2:fac3 1 2.9696 2.96960 3.0650 0.08958 .
## Residuals 32 31.0043 0.96888
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
type3 <- list(fac1 = contr.sum, fac2 = contr.sum, fac3 = contr.sum)
m2 <- lm(y ~ fac1*fac2*fac3, data = fd, contrasts = type3)
Anova(m2, type = 3) # correct type 3
## Anova Table (Type III tests)
##
## Response: y
## Sum Sq Df F value Pr(>F)
## (Intercept) 0.0420 1 0.0433 0.83643
## fac1 0.0064 1 0.0066 0.93562
## fac2 0.1998 1 0.2062 0.65283
## fac3 0.1578 1 0.1629 0.68921
## fac1:fac2 0.8592 1 0.8868 0.35341
## fac1:fac3 1.2276 1 1.2670 0.26871
## fac2:fac3 0.1080 1 0.1115 0.74062
## fac1:fac2:fac3 2.9696 1 3.0650 0.08958 .
## Residuals 31.0043 32
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
This is garbage.
m1 <- lm(y ~ fac1*fac2*fac3, data = fd)
Anova(m1, type = 3) # correct type 3
## Anova Table (Type III tests)
##
## Response: y
## Sum Sq Df F value Pr(>F)
## (Intercept) 0.7616 1 0.7860 0.38192
## fac1 0.9845 1 1.0161 0.32101
## fac2 0.1149 1 0.1186 0.73278
## fac3 3.1633 1 3.2649 0.08019 .
## fac1:fac2 0.3171 1 0.3273 0.57128
## fac1:fac3 4.0078 1 4.1366 0.05033 .
## fac2:fac3 2.1052 1 2.1728 0.15024
## fac1:fac2:fac3 2.9696 1 3.0650 0.08958 .
## Residuals 31.0043 32
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1