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Once upon a time there were three bears who lived in a house in the forest.  One morning, their breakfast porridge was too hot to eat, so they decided to go for a walk in the forest. While they were out, a little girl called Goldilocks came through the trees and found their house. She knocked on the door and, as there was no answer, she pushed it open and went inside. In front of her was a table with three chairs, one large chair, one middle-sized chair and one small chair. On the table were three bowls of porridge, one large bowl, one middle-sized bowl and one small bowl – and three spoons. Goldilocks was hungry and the porridge looked good, so she sat in the great big chair, picked up the large spoon and tried some of the porridge from the big bowl. But the chair was very big and very hard, the spoon was heavy and the porridge too hot.
Goldilocks jumped off quickly and went over to the middle-sized chair. But this chair was far too soft, and when she tried the porridge from the middle-sized bowl it was too cold. So she went over to the little chair and picked up the smallest spoon and tried some of the porridge from the tiny bowl. This time it was neither too hot nor too cold. It was just right and so delicious that she ate it all up. But she was too heavy for the little chair and it broke in pieces under her weight. Next Goldilocks went upstairs, where she found three beds.  By now she was feeling rather tired. so she climbed into the big bed and lay down. The big bed was very hard and far too big. Then she tried the middle-sized bed, but that was far too soft. so she climbed into the tiny little bed. It was neither too hard nor too soft. In fact, it felt just right, all cosy and warm. and in no tine at all Goldilocks fell fast asleep. In a little while, the three bears came back from their walk in the forest. They saw at once that pushed open the door of their house and Father Bear looked around. then roared with a growly voice.


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MCC elections: Women win half of 60 council seats
by Naina J AFor the first time in the history of the Mangaluru City Corporation council, 50% of the elected members are women, who have won from 30 of the 60 wards.
The last council had only 22 women members.
As many as 29 wards had been reserved for women. The Congress had fielded women in 29 wards. The BJP had given tickets to women in two more reserved wards, and 27 of the 31 women have won. Two of the Congress candidates won the election.
A woman from the SDPI too has won the election.
The BJP has won in 24 wards represented by the Congress in the last council. It was also able to retain 19 wards of the 20 wards – except Bengre – that it had won in the council elections in 2013.
The wards won by the Congress in 2013 – Katipalla East, Idya West, Hosabettu, Baikampady, Kunjathbail North, Marakada, Derebail North, Kavoor, Pacchanady, Padavu West, Kadri Padavu, Derebail West, Derebail South West, Boloor, Kodialbail, Kadri East, Shivabagh, Padavu Central, Kankanady Valencia, Alape North, Attavar, Hoige Bazar, Bolara and Jeppu – were won by the BJP this year.
Lobbying for top posts
After BJP wrested the majority in the council, lobbying for the posts of the mayor and the deputy mayor has intensified.
The post of the mayor is reserved for Backward Class A and the deputy mayor is reserved for general women. There are more than 10 eligible candidates for the post of the mayor from the Backward Class A category.


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I'm not sure i look tanned but you're cute.
It's a very dim room.
You look darker than normal.
I should stand in dark rooms a lot.
- Well, I look refreshed probably because we're in Florida.
- Greetings from sunny Florida,
everybody where we spent the last four days?
- Yes.
- Babe, I've just seen a wound on your leg.
Is that from falling over while riding your bicycle today?
- I was attacked by an alligator.
- Really?
- Wow.
- Had nothing to do with the fact that I lost my bounce
and fell over on a bike.
(laughing)
- Okay, it does, now that you mentioned it
look like an alligator wound.
- You should see the alligator.
Wow.
Right on the snout.
That's what you're supposed to do.
Alligators and sharks.
Yep.
It's the first thing that comes to mind when I see one coming towards me is I need to
get closer and punch it on the snout.
Okay, sorry.
Thanks to the generosity, kindness, and help of many of our friends.
Yes.
We've managed to get away for four days.
We did.
Actually, it'll be five by the time we get home.
Yeah.
All without kids.
It's so strange.
Listen.
Do you hear that? That's nothing. It's nobody saying, Mommy. It's nobody saying, Daddy.
It all actually began with Jamie Galloway. He gave us a word, but you were there to hear
it because I was at homesick. What? Where he basically said, God's about to give you
some time away, just you two without the kids. And when our community heard that a bunch
of our leaders and students on the school took up an offering for us to let us know
and paid for us to go away. And organized babysitting while we were away.
Amazing. Which is astonishing. So thank you everybody who made this happen.
Yes, it's very, very kind of you. I can't remember the last time I felt this
refreshed. Yeah, it's funny because, you know, we of course take the kids on vacation every year.
we go somewhere by the closer.
Well, apparently it's law that you need to,
you can't just leave your kids at home.
Yes, I heard that.
Well, although, you know, I think as long as you leave them,
like some water and some carrots, it should be fine.
Box and matches.
(laughs)
But, we've never, or we haven't really gotten away,
just the two of us.
Well, we went to Iceland last year.
But that was a ministry trip.
It wasn't like to just hang out and enjoy each other.
Oh, we enjoyed each other.
Keep a PG, mister.
Doing my best.
OK.
Before we talk about a PG version of what we've done,
while we've been down here, we kept the week.
You started the week, which feels like a long, long time ago
in a galaxy far, far away, teaching on year two.
You're teaching verse by verse through Romans.
Yes.
How did I go?
I don't want really well, I think.
Yeah, I mean, I love doing any of those weeks
where we get to go verse by verse through
and sort of talk about what does that mean, you know?
- You really do.
- How does that affect us, yeah?
- That's one of your favorite things to do
is a verse by verse Bible study.
- Yeah, I love them.
- Where did you learn that?
I mean, where did you get your passion for doing that from?
- I don't know.
I mean, I remember doing the first one I ever did
was with a group of young adults in Toronto.
It was just a group of the leaders and stuff and friends,
you know, I just said, "Hey, meet me at a coffee store."
And if you want to study Ephesians with me,
and there was, I don't know, 15 or 18 of them
that showed up at a Williams Coffee store.
And we sat there and we,
for over a couple of weeks, studied Ephesians together.
We looked into all the history and everything
so that we could understand what was going on
as we read through Ephesians.
- Very good.
- Yeah, and I just loved it, I don't know.
- My father would be very proud of you.
- Thank you.
And you spoke, of course,
a lemonade on Monday night.

Yeah, it's been quite a while.
Yeah.
Yeah, and you spoke on blessings, didn't you?
I did.
I've been thinking about this whole topic of blessing only
because every time I come to be with a Lord,
all he speaks to me about is blessing.
Yeah.
And I realized I had a whole lot of internal structures,
like pre-existing negative thoughts regarding blessing.
Right.
And so we basically explored some of that.
I'm going to do some more teaching on it in a few days.
I'm really excited about that.
I know pushed a bunch of people's buttons from post that I saw on social media where people were saying,
"Hey, this pushed my button." But then God said this, you know, kind of thing. So it's quite fun.
It's funny because it pushed all my buttons.
So I feel like as a speaker, whenever God's pushing my buttons, I like to share the pain.
Well, that's so kind of you.
Well, you know what? I love to give.
So that was Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, we jumped on the corn drove here.
Yeah.
Tell me your top three favorite things about being here.
Riding bikes with you.
Yes, riding bikes has featured a lot.
Yes.
Welcome to that in a second.
Seafood?
Yes.
A great place to get good seafood is right next to the ocean.
I've eaten an enormous amount of seafood.
And I think just getting to explore, because we've been down this way a couple times,
but always with the kids.
And the kids really don't want to walk in and out of little stores or little art shops or
see where the street goes or any of that kind of stuff.
So I've really enjoyed the walking around and finding things.
I found a cute little chapel and stuff like that.
So that's it has fed me.
Yeah.
What about your three?
The bikes.
We got some bikes for Christmas last year, didn't we?
Yes.
We haven't used them much, really.
We haven't used them as much as we'd like to.
Right.
And so you said, let's bring our bikes.
And we dumped them in the back of the car.
And I'm glad we brought them because in the first day,
we realized our minivan had a flat tire.
And so we couldn't go anywhere.
And so our bikes came in hand days.
we cycle 20 miles to pick a wrench to get the old tire off and put anyone long story we won't go into.
But I have actively found tremendous joy being in the outdoors.
I know it's a shock. Jesus is returning. Somebody may need to give oxygen to anybody that really
knows Alan that's listening to the podcast right now. Look around you, take a deep breath. You're okay.
But here's the thing, I realized, Florida in January is completely different than Florida in July.
Wow, babe, that's very astute of you.
Like this climate, for me, is the perfect climate.
It's like 72 degrees.
There's about 70% humidity, which is totally fine, which means it's absolutely warm enough to go out short T-shirts.

I'd like to meet halfway in the middle.
I'd like a little warmer than it is, but I'd like it 10 or 15 degrees warmer.
Right.
You can have that, but you didn't get it.
I know.
So being out in that beautiful climate and then being out in a bike, and here's
what I like about a bike is, yes, it's inherently analog, but I like partnering
mechanically, like very little effort produces tremendous reward.
Like you can cycle way faster than you can walk.
And for me, it feels like less effort than walking.
Yes.
Like if we'd walked 10 miles, I would be more
uncomfortable than cycling 10 miles.
Well, yes, of course.
Yes.
And you can go those 10 miles much faster with much less effort.
Yes.
And I, you know, without sounding too ridiculous, I have absolutely
loved being outdoors.
I have loved it.
It helps that they have a big cycle path.
There's a big 20 mile cycle path that you can do from one end of a third
which is the main road down here to the other.
And it is absolutely gorgeous.
- It really is beautiful, yeah.
- In the shade most of the time.
So there's forests on either side.
And then there's little breaks where you get to see
the ocean and then there's sand.

And we would go for a bike ride to go get breakfast.
- We didn't get up early, ish, we got up early.
We're away and we don't have any children and we're still getting up just before seven.
I know, but we normally get up at five thirty, so it feels like a lion for me.
No, a lion has got to be at least eight or nine.
Nevertheless, it has been very nice getting up, getting on our bikes, cycling for breakfast,
cycling somewhere else, having lunch, cycling somewhere else.
Exploring.
I've absolutely loved it.
I've loved me and you being together, cycling, getting some exercise.
Apparently these things called endorphins that are released after you exercise.
Yes.
And I may have found an exercise I actually like.
What a thought.
Now we just have to find bike paths in Franklin for you.
Well, here's the other thing.
It's totally flat here.
There's no incline or decline.
That's true.
It's very easy to bike.
So you can cycle 20 miles and it's pretty much flat the whole time.
Yes.
Anyway, number one, biking absolutely loved it.
Number two, of course, the food.
We've eaten like kings love it.
Yes.
And then I've really enjoyed that I have sort of staying in and just the peace and the quiet and the stillness.
Yeah, it's really lovely.
Did you like me beating you at Monopoly deal at lunch?
I don't remember you beating me.
Yes, you do.
I absolutely trounced you.
I have picture proof.
I could post it to Instagram if you like.
Oh, I remember that was the game before I absolutely trounced you.
Yes, that's right.
You barely trounced me.

Maybe I fluke picked them up or maybe God was good and thought that you needed humbling.
That can't be right.
We've had more time than we'd imagine on our hands, so we went to the movie theater.
We did. We went twice.
What movie were you super excited to see?
Well, I was super excited to see La La Land.
And what was my thoughts about La La Land before we went to see it?
You weren't thrilled with the idea.
No, we bordered quite considerably.
Yes.
You get me to go and see there.
Yes.
And then what was your take on the movie?
I'm sad to say I didn't like it.
Which is odd because you love musicals.
And really musicals are like my favorite kind of movie.
Are they really?
I love musicals.

Well, thank you.
I did not know that.
Yeah, I really love them.
Really?
Yeah.
And I don't, I just didn't drink the Kool-Aid with La La Land.
I don't, I don't, I don't get it.
I left.
I got so bored.
Well, there was a fair amount of distraction while we were watching it as well.
Well, that's the unique part about going to a movie theater in an afternoon, Matt, and
a in Florida.
It tends to be filled with really old people.
Like everybody had white hair in the whole theater.
And who talk all the way through it.
Yes.
And the Holy Spirit said to me, "I'd really like you to honor your elders."
So I didn't do my normal thing, which is what I normally do.
If I'm in a movie theater and you're talking, I will confront you because it's just rude.
true. But I didn't. I fell out of the hoist person. No, do you just honor your elders?
But there was one lady off to your left that was basically explaining everything to her husband
as it was happening. And when she wasn't talking, she was having great difficulty unwrapping
words, you know, originals. She's so loud too. I'm not sure if maybe her husband couldn't hear.
Well, he asked enough questions. He did. I left and just watched YouTube until you were done.
And I actually considered leaving when you left, which for me is very strange, but I did to the end and then I was just aggravated.
Yeah, I would love it genuinely because lots of our friends have really loved a movie.
I would love you to explain to me what you loved about it.
I'd really love, honestly, I'd love to hear your perspectives on it.
Yeah, I don't get it.
But I did not enjoy the movie.
But then we also went and saw hidden treasures.
Nope.
No hidden people.
-I didn't. -Figors.
-Figors. -Yes.
-Which was amazing. Love that movie.
-So good. -I just realized,
Kevin Cossner is one of my favorite actors.
-I really like him too. He did a great job in that movie.
-But he was kind of a supporting role. -Kind of.
-The main actresses, they stole the story.
-Yes. I love it. -I mean, it was such a great movie. Go see it.
-Did you cry? -I did.
-So did I. -Yes.
-All right. Well, so the reason that we're in Florida is,
tomorrow we celebrate our 12-year wedding anniversary.
- 12 years, baby.
- I know we've talked about marriage
and relationships before in the podcast,
but let's face facts.
We've pretty much talked about everything we know
about on the podcast, so now we're repeating ourselves.
(laughing)
I'm fine with.
- Yeah.
- So we're gonna talk about marriage.
We, by no means, are experts.
We've only been married 12 years.
There's lots of people who listen to this podcast
who've been married way longer than that.
- They do.

So why do I care about this?
But I will tell you, it won't be very long because we're still on our vacation.
So we're going to go watch a movie.
Oh, you mean the podcast?
What would we? Yeah.
So if you're thinking they won't be single for very long, no, no, I mean,
if you're thinking of skipping the podcast, because we just said marriage,
you know, we're not going to talk for like another half an hour on marriage or anything like that.
I thought you were giving like the boldest prophetic.
If you're single, it won't be long.
[laughter]
Take that.
Take it.
There it is.
There it is.
So let's talk about our marriage.
Let's talk about marriage in general.
Let's talk about our marriage.
Okay.
Tell me some surprising things about being married to me.
What were some things after 12 years have surprised you?
It surprised me that you liked bike riding as much as you did this trip.
Honestly, I'm like, I haven't been able to get you to go outside.
I didn't 12 years.
And all of a sudden you're like, "Let's go for a bike ride.
Let's go for another bike ride."
bike ride. I want a bike ride back from over here. Babe, that's 10 miles. That's fine. I'll see you
at home. I'm like, who are you? We did go for a bike ride through a national park, which was a
bit of a mistake. It was a mistake because our bikes are not really like mountain bikes. No. So
every tree stump, which there was tons of was like jarring. This is a trail through a forest.
Yeah, it's not good, which was not friendly. No. So we didn't make that that long. We tried.
You did.
Turn around.
You were not happy.
I was not happy.
No.
No.
So you were surprised about me going to the set.
I suppose I am surprised because I've known you, what, 13 years in marriage for 12.
I'm still surprised at your long suffering nature.
It hasn't felt like, and all the years I've known you,
and I know there's things I must do that drive you nuts.
Wait, wait.
No, seriously, there must be stuff that drives you nuts.
And it doesn't feel like your grace has lifted for that.
Well, I just think that you're incredibly patient with me,
and I really appreciate that.
Thanks.
So not being funny, but what's the other option?
Am I just gonna spend my life grumpy or snapping at you?
Or like, what's the alternative?
I've seen lots of people in marriages who haven't chosen your choice.
So I've seen lots of people who do grumble or do complain or do criticize or do
nag, right?
But you are very, very patient and very, very kind.
And you don't even do the thing that I do.
I, I try to find an equivalent.
So if there's something that's bothering me, I'm quite verbose in explaining to
it.
Major, here's why your behavior is bothering me.
And in those moments, you don't like, Oh, is that so?
Well, let me point out all the things you don't, you don't do that.
you're like, "Well babe, thanks for sharing that with me."
And I feel like one of the traits
that you've always done in our marriage is
you tend to know what's gonna happen
a little sooner than I do, right?
Maybe it's your prophetic nature.
- Oh, you mean like stuff like moving
or all that kind of stuff?
- Yes.
- Okay.
- The point I'm making is in the same way
that you are patient and non-manipulative,
in the same way that you are not frustrated
that you're on a different time scale than I am.

You don't try and push X as an agenda.
You just say to the Lord, well, Lord, if X is gonna happen,
I trust you to tell Alan and typically I come to you maybe
about six to 12 months later and go,
"Hmm, I think X is gonna happen.
"You don't rub it in my face.
"You don't go, are you kidding?
"Maybe I'm waiting for that forever."
You're just like, okay.
So in the same way that you're gracious in that prophetic sense,
I also feel like you're gracious with me
with the things that may frustrate you
about my character or my behavior.
You are not demanding that I get fixed
or changed on your timetable.
You're quite willing for God to work on me to get there.
And then when I do go,
"Hey babe, I've just realized this is an issue in my life."
You're not like, "Are you kidding me?
I've been telling you that for years."
You're very great.
And I love that.
It creates a very, very safe environment for me to not be scared to bring my heart to you
with stuff that I'm struggling with.
Oh, that's awesome.
I mean, I don't think you can strictly say that that's completely true 100% of the time.
I mean, I sound like I should be covered in gold leaf or something because I know that
there's definitely been times where you read something in a book where it says, "Hey,
babe, women don't like this."
And I'm like, "Yes, I've been telling you that for 12 years."
You know kind of thing.

I'd like to even be better at that.
I think.
But I just mean, as a general rule of thumb,
like you've got so many of those going in your favorite.
Sure, there's a few times when you're highly unreasonable
and not as patient as frankly, I think you should be.
Right.
But they're very, very few.
Thanks, babe.
That's very sweet.
And I love that.
I see that in your mothering as well with the kids,
where you're, you know, you're quite good at talking me down, going, babe.
to four year old. This is what they're like. And I'm like, oh, yeah, that's right. So yeah, I've
loved that. What has been one of your favorite things about being married to me? I've done
surprising doing favorite.
I think really, like I know everybody says, Oh, I married my best friend. But I think that's
really been my favorite thing is that I think because we view life quite similarly and not
everything. But, you know, we have similar values, similar goals, similar outlook on what
different things mean. Do you know what I mean? So, I think just that MIF is very easy
with you. Like, it's just, it's literally like hanging out with your best friend.
Right. But in the same pushback that you did, like, I mean, I think about last week, last
week was not very easy with me. Last week we had a huge, it doesn't seem huge now in
retrospect, but at the moment it was super huge. Yeah. A huge disconnect. Yeah. We'll talk
about that in a second. But that's so rare, babe. Right. It is rare. But I'm...  Several years before? I mean, it's so rare
that we have, I mean, that was a couple of days, but so rare that we have that. Right.
true. Anyway, I'm not going to argue out of you thinking I'm brilliant. So yes, okay.
So your favorite thing is me being brilliant. Yes, I agree.
What about you, babe? Sex. Okay. What was what we were answering your favorite thing.
Okay. Well, that's brilliant. Thanks for your honesty.
And he says, you know, when talking about love languages, he's the same love languages.
Me physical touch and words of affirmation. So he quips basically, I want my wife to lie on
top of me and tell me I'm amazing. I would agree.
We can do that later.
Yes. What's been some of the challenging things about being married to me?
Challenging things about being married to you. What's been some of the challenging things
about being married to me?
Challenging things. I would say one of the challenging things about being married to
you is that we're both quite, well, we're both leaders. So this happens rarely, but there
are times when we both have a direction and it might be different from the other person.
Yeah. As in, I might feel like the Lord has said, we're going to go do this and you might
not agree with that or vice versa. Right.
And I think the way that we've dealt with that, I really like that unless there's unity
between the two of us, we don't go. And so I like that. Everyone loves to say, "Scripture
says why I submit to your husbands." So I could play the card of, "Babe, it says in
the Bible, you're supposed to submit to me. I think we should be going this way." And
they're, but we've never led like that because Scripture says submit yourselves therefore
one to another. And wisdom is always spoken about in the feminine form.
So I can't think of a time where it has not helped us to wait until both of us have heard from the Lord about something.
Yeah, I totally agree.
But in the moment while you're waiting is for strength.
Yes, it can be.
It can be.
But again, in hindsight, I've realized it has been quite beneficial.
So that was what I've found challenging.
What have you found challenging?
- Well, no, I would agree with that.
I mean, I can't really think of much
that's been that challenging, babe.
- How about having all this eye candy
constantly in front of you?
- It's so hard, you're right.
But somehow I managed to do it.
Pasty white, it's got our skin, it's just--
- All right.
One of the greatest blessings we ever had in being married
was we lived with John and Carol.
- Yes.
- So for those of us who don't know,
maybe we should start us in the podcast.
When we got married, we lived with our spiritual parents.
They had a large enough house
that they had a downstairs apartment
that was completely separate from their house.
But it was hugely beneficial to live
with an older married couple
who basically left us to our own devices.
But it's very hard to argue in a house
that you're sharing with somebody else.
So whenever that would happen,
they would always be like, "You need to talk?"
Or just being able to have a safe mom and dad
to come upstairs and say, "Hey, we're having this trouble
"or that trouble."
- Can you help us sort it out?
- And that was incredibly helpful.
We are now in a stage of life
where we've been married for over 10 years
and a lot of the people that we lead
or have either just got married or about to get married,
what are some of the things that you would encourage people
who have just got married or are
in the early stages of their marriage?
Think back to what John and Carol taught us,
what did we find helpful?
What would be some things that you would wanna share?
- I think it would be good to learn to extend grace.
And I think it's too easy,
especially if you're getting married sort of later in life,
like late 20s or 30s where you're kind of established in a sense of how you view life
and all that kind of stuff.
I think it would be good to really remember that the way you view life isn't the only
way to view it and to extend grace.
That's a shocking revelation, isn't it?
Well, yeah.
I'm just thinking like often we can think and I remember this happened a lot more when
when we were first married,
where because of how I view the world
for you to be doing what you are doing
must be that you're just an ignorant jerk,
where you're like, no, I'm doing it this way
because this is the right way to do it
and there's no maliciousness in it.
This is how I do X, you know.
- Right, basically you're saying
you would watch behavior in me.
Let's use an example.
- Okay.
- I might get up in the morning,
I might go make myself some cornflakes, eat a bowl of cereal,
put the bowl down beside my chair, get on to do some work,
and then maybe leave for the day, come back,
not be aware that the breakfast cereal bowl is there,
and you will come home and you're thinking,
for me to leave that breakfast bowl there,
I would have to go through this thought process.
I could pick up my breakfast bowl,
but screw it, Alan can do it later when he gets home.
- Right.
it would never occur to you to be that untidy.
- Right, so then you assign in your mind
a maliciousness that isn't there,
a motive that isn't there.
And it doesn't just, it doesn't have to be,
you realize you can be doing it
in little ways all the way throughout the day.
- Right.
- And then, but actually what you're doing
is forming tiny little judgments about the person
that you're trying to fall in love with.
And that's counterintuitive, right?
Yeah.
You know, it's just--
It's counterproductive.
So your definition then of extending grace
would be practice believing the best,
rather than having confidence in your estimation
of what's actually going on with their motives.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's hard.
I would say the-- and we've said this before.
We did a whole podcast episode and I'll put a link
on the show notes that your connection
is the most important thing in all your relationships.
If we wanna come to marriage, your connection,
your rich, real, vibrant heart-to-heart connection
is the most important thing in your marriage.
And when you leave that connection to suffer,
the quality of everything else you're trying to do suffers.
As in when your connection is really, really good,
everything else becomes easier.
It's easier to extend grace.
It's easier to have patients.
It's easier to be bearing with one another.
But when your connection begins to deteriorate, everything suffers.
Totally agree.
And that's what happened to us last week.
We had a...
We had...
I forget what the events were leading up to last week.
But...
I just started with a discussion where I totally missed you and you totally missed me.
Yes, but what I'm saying is on any other given day, we have plenty of discussions like
that.
And if we miss each other, no big deal.
We will say...
- I'm just kind of around.
- But I think because the previous weeks
have been quite busy,
we, our love languages,
our love tanks were fairly empty.
Our connection was beginning to suffer.
- Right.
- So we have this conversation where I totally
mishear what you're saying, my heart gets hurt.
I then, and it's so funny 'cause I was teaching
in the school on the very thing I needed to practice,
stuck at the back of my brain, unable to practice
anything I absolutely know.
And because of the pain I feel I disconnect from you.
- Right, right.
- Which, as you could imagine, doesn't help
strengthen the connection when one party is retreating.
- Correct.
- But I would say if our love tanks were fuller,
that wouldn't be a disconnect.
That would be a, hey babe, earlier at breakfast
when you said that thing, should my heart got really hurt?
- Right, which is how it normally gets resolved.
- How it normally goes.
- Yeah, what about Chip Judd's thing about make your marriage
about who can out serve one another?
- Right.
- I thought that piece of advice when I heard him give it
was like, oh, that's a game changer.
Like if you can actually do that.
- But see that, that piece of advice only works well
if you already have a fairly robust connection.
If our connection is deteriorating,
then I have got no motivation or little motivation
to out serve you because I'm already feeling
you're stealing from me.
And then we go into preservation of self
rather than sacrifice of self.
- Right, or it becomes,
oh, I'll stink and serve you, all right?
(laughs)
- You will be loved.
- You will be loved.

And then we go into martyrdom
and that just severs the connection.

- We will have fun at all.
When we were taught by connection,
connection is strengthened by speaking love
to one another and this whole topic of love languages
comes up.
What are your love languages?
- Well, we did the test about a year ago
and they are gifts and acts of service are my top
and then quality time and then like way low
is physical touch and words of affirmation.
- All right, coincidentally enough,
my top two as previously have been mentioned
or what's of affirmation and quality touch.
- Physical touch.
- Physical touch.
(laughing)
Right.
(laughing)
So you could see if we don't put any effort
into communicating love to one another,
our connection is gonna degrade pretty quickly.
- Yep.
- Because I'm saying, "Hey babe, you're amazing,
"you're amazing, you're amazing."
But you're like, "Screw that, serve me, buy me a gift."
And I'm like, "Oh my gosh, what's wrong with you?
"Look, I'm loving you."
- Yes.
I'm giving you. I don't want to be touched.  We had to navigate that
little puppy. That's an ongoing choosing intentionally to speak the languages that are your lowest.
That requires tremendous bravery. One of the things I think that you do really well
is you display tremendous courage when you revisit the emotional places that you were hurt.
Let me give you an example. Okay, because I don't know what you're talking about.
So we'll have a conversation. I'll misread something that you've just said, and I'll get hurt.
And ordinarily, on any given day, the environment that you just got hurt in is me perhaps snapping
you because I felt hurt or misunderstood. So I'll snap at you, and you will take a step back,
because nobody likes being snapped at. What is normal for you? What is most like you is you will
go away and you will think, "Ha, that isn't the Allen's behavior there. Isn't like the
behavior I know that Allen is normally like." And so you will revisit the place, you will come back
and you will try and reconnect. "Hey, babe, I realized there was something just missed. I realized
that your heart got really hurt and I just wanted to revisit. Can you tell me what you were thinking
when I said X. And because of your bravery of coming back where most people would run
away because I just snapped at you. Why would you want to go back to the place you were
just snapped up? You'll come back and say, Hey, I feel like you might have misunderstood.
Can you tell me what's going on? Your bravery causes me to go. Okay, I'm going to trust
you. I'm going to trust that you're not here to trap me. Here's what my heart felt. And
then you will be like, babe, no, no, I didn't mean that at all. I'm so sorry.  I think you're amazing at that. I think you do
a great job of that. Thanks, babe. I think, though, too, the reason that I can do that is because
you are easy to come and talk to and you display humility in that I can sit down and have that
kind of conversation with you, and it's safe for me to revisit it. It's pretty rare that you do this
snapping thing.  And so I know that I've hurt you. And can we
talk about that?"
Right. But I think both your courage and my humility, which seems weird to say, but both
those things go hand-in-hand, the courage and humility go hand-in-hand. And when we've
been doing marriage counseling with people, either the courage is there and the humility
isn't, so the person who's exercising bravery and coming back quickly learns this is not
worth it. Or the courage isn't there, and so both parties just go away and sulk and
feel disconnected. Which, to be honest, is what happened to us last week. We both got
our hearts hurt and realized, but then the good thing is pain is there to push you back
towards each other. Like we felt the pain of disconnection and we're like, "Can we
- Right, well neither one of us wants to live like that.
- No, not at all.
- I think too, staying in that place,
then you just start to harbor bitterness
and you start to build a case against the person
that you're supposed to be in love with.
- And when you're doing that,
that is a sure sign that your connection has degraded.
- Right.
- And now your relationship is suffering.
- Right.
- And honestly, the whole thing of preferring one another
goes out the window at that point.
now it's just fight for what you can get.
Yeah.  Just go numb.
Oh, horrible.
Right.
Well, that was a cheery thing to talk about on our anniversary.
Yeah.
The thing is, it's not the way any of us want to live, is it?
No, Anne, but well, here's the cheater part.
We hardly ever lived like that.
Right.
But we were modeled that from John and Carol.
Yeah.
They taught us that.
They would consistently call us back to who God saw us as like, "Okay, Alan, you
behaving like that?
Has that produced a fruit that you want in your relationship?"
No, it hasn't.
Well, would you consider?
I think the other thing that God did early on for us is he would never take our side.
That's true.
Like when we'd have an argument...
Well, you know, I didn't want to tell you this, but sometimes he did take my side.
Never.
But we would have a fight.
Yeah.
I'd go away.
I'd complain about you.
speak to be about me. And he wouldn't say, yeah, you're right.
She's like, God, why are we talking about me? And he's like,
because I don't hold you accountable for her behavior. I hold you accountable for yours.
Yeah. And so he'd only ever taught me about my side of stuff.
So yeah, he's good like that. Before we end. Yes. Misconceptions about marriage.
Misconceptions about marriage. I don't know. I don't know, babe. I don't know if I had any
misconceptions about marriage. What are you thinking? Well, I can think of two.
Okay. I can think of one misconception is when you're not married and you're
imagining what married life is going to be like, it never takes into consideration
other people's version of marriage. So when I was thinking about what was going
to be like married to you, they're doing the fact or anything that you might have
opinions. Awesome. Okay. Well obviously we're going to get married and we're
going to have sex all day. That's what married life looks like. That's what
every female dreams of as well.
(laughs)
- But you know, I just,
I throw that as one example.
- Right, where I gotcha, I gotcha.
- Or anything, like obviously when we're married,
we'll just adopt the roles that my parents had.
- Right.
- And you're not even conscious that you're doing that.
- No.
- But your future version doesn't take into consideration
other people's version of your future.
- Right, and you have a different set of normals,
and the person you're marrying has a different set of normals,
which will have largely contributed
to what you think marriage is about and what it's going to look like.
Right. And so that's a fun one to navigate.
The second misconception, which we did, was it Patricia King who told us this? Somebody told us this,
but you know how everybody says, "Oh, the first year marriage is the hardest."
You know, that's a thing that people say. Yeah, that's definitely a thing.
For me, that's the misconception that we never bought into.
No, we didn't buy into it at all. And I forget who told us that, that it doesn't have to be.
Well, I mean, Patricia, the day before, uh, the day before the wedding, because she couldn't
stay for the wedding, she said, you know, she
as only Patricia can she was like, well, I saw the wedding tomorrow and the presence of God is
going to be there. And she said, you need to know that the Lord is just going to bless your
marriage. And it's not going to be, you know, the first year is the hardest or any of those
things is just the Lord is going to show up on your behalf.
And you know, and it's interesting because I think we'd had that discussion with John
and Carol as well, like not to partner with negative expectations.
And we'd done a lot of trying to deal with anything that had already come to the surface
in terms of relationship stuff so that it wasn't as rocky a road.
But yeah, that was not our experience.
The first year wasn't difficult.
And the second year wasn't difficult.
The third year, you know, it wasn't right.
It's just it's not been difficult.
It's work.
Of course it is.
It's intention.
Right.
Because right.
Exactly being intentional with another person is work, but it's not hard work.
Well, it's like this.

Be cereal, watch Netflix and have a nap.
Yes.
That's not hard work.
That's getting to do what you want without any other people.
Right.
But that's not work. Going to work Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, that takes effort you get up,
you put on clothes, you go out. That's kind of what marriage is like. It requires intentional
effort. But I love it. Yeah. It's good. Good. Good. Thank you for being married to me for 12
years. Oh, you're so welcome. I love you very much. I love you very much. I love you too.
All right. Let's wrap this thing up. All right.
You got a new book in the mail this week. Do you want to talk about it? I did. Yeah, I
I contributed to a book that Patricia King put together on family.
And what was your chapter about?
My chapter was about normals.
Yeah.

Yeah.
Yeah.
Have fun when you get married.
That kind of thing.
So a lot of what we were talking about just now.
So that's, um, I am chapter one actually in her book, which is quite funny.
All right.
Very good.
If people want to get a copy of that, we're going to get it from.
Uh, they can get it from our bookstore.
Oh, our bookstore, Alan, aj.
Dot com.
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, hold on.
Cause we haven't actually uploaded that to our website.
Okay.
Well, sometime in the next couple of weeks, we'll be there.
At some point, we'll upload it and you can get it, but you can probably get it at Amazon or
Patricia's website and we'll let you know once we've got uploaded.
We've got two events coming up next weekend, next Saturday, January 21st.
I am going to be ministering with my good friend, Lyle Phillips, his parents' church,
Legacy, Owensboro.
We're doing a one-day event.
I'm going to be teaching on boundaries.
Lyle is going to be teaching on something amazing.
And then Hunter Thompson from Bethel is going to be leaving worship.
It's going to be a great day.
Wow.
That sounds great.
And so, yeah, it's going to be a boundaries intensive.
So if you're near Owensboro, Kentucky, I'll put link in the show notes for you to find
more information about that event.
And then you're doing something in February.
Where are you?
I am in Maricopa, Arizona.
I think that's just outside of Phoenix.
Right.
Again, with Patricia King doing a father heart conference, I think they've called it "experiencing
the father."
And it's 12 sessions on the father heart of God.
So it'll be really fun.
All right, very good.
Well, thank you for joining us.
We record this from a makeshift podcast studio in the house that we're staying.
We're surrounded by cushions to try and make it sound acoustically good.
Mm-hmm.
Hopefully it worked.
We'll hear how it turns out once we edit this bad boy.
So thank you for joining us.
We pray blessing on your marriage if you're married.


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Ola Clason’s Hardware store is an old company where most work is done “the old way”. Among other things, the company is the one and only provider of marble house numbers. These house numbers have become extremely popular among construction companies, especially the ones building luxury estates. This is of course great for Ola Clason, but also a small problem. Nisse, who has been managing the incoming orders has turned out to be a bottleneck in Ola’s business. Most orders are on the form “Coconut Drive 200, 202, 204, …, 220”. This means every even number between 200 and 220. Nisse’s work is to transfer an order to a list of necessary digits and other symbols.Your assignment is to write a program that automates Nisse’s work with orders containing only positive integer house numbers. Nisse will still in the future process all special orders (those including non digit symbols) by hand.
输入:
On the first line of input is a single positive integer n, specifying the number of orders that follow. The first line of each order contains the road name for that order. No road name is longer than 50 characters. The second line states the total number of buildings needing new marble numbers on that order. Then follows the different house number specifications on several lines. These lines are of two kinds: single number lines and multiple number lines. A single number line simply consists of the house number by itself, while a multiple number line starts with a “+”-sign, followed by three positive integer numbers: first number, last number and the interval between the house numbers. The distance between the first and last house number will always be a multiple of the house number interval. A house number will never have more than five digits. After the last house number specification line, the next order follows, if there is any.
输出:
On the first line of input is a single positive integer n, specifying the number of orders that follow. The first line of each order contains the road name for that order. No road name is longer than 50 characters. The second line states the total number of buildings needing new marble numbers on that order. Then follows the different house number specifications on several lines. These lines are of two kinds: single number lines and multiple number lines. A single number line simply consists of the house number by itself, while a multiple number line starts with a “+”-sign, followed by three positive integer numbers: first number, last number and the interval between the house numbers. The distance between the first and last house number will always be a multiple of the house number interval. A house number will never have more than five digits. After the last house number specification line, the next order follows, if there is any.
样例输入:
1 Short Street 23 addresses + 101 125 2 275 + 100 900 100
样例输出:
Short Street 23 addresses Make 23 digit 0 Make 22 digit 1 Make 5 digit 2 Make 4 digit 3 Make 1 digit 4 Make 5 digit 5 Make 1 digit 6 Make 4 digit 7 Make 1 digit 8 Make 3 digit 9 In total 69 digits
又是一个水题。。。本来以为需要推到公式，试了一下直接逐个判断就水过了。
不过，这题的输入挺麻烦的(*^__^*)
#include<stdio.h> #include<string.h> int d[10]; int set(int num){ while(num){ d[num%10]++; num /= 10; } return 0; } int make(int first, int last, int inter){ if(inter < 0){ first ^= last; last ^= first; first ^= last; inter = 0 - inter; } while(first <= last){ set(first); first += inter; } return 0; } int main(){ int n, f, l, inter, sum, i, j; char name[51], addr[20], s[10], ch; scanf("%d", &n); while(n--){ memset(d, 0, sizeof(d)); getchar(); gets(name); scanf("%d%s", &sum, addr); j = sum; do{ scanf("%s", s); if(s[0] == '+' || s[0] == '-'){ scanf("%d%d%d", &f, &l, &inter); if(s[0] == '-') inter *= -1; sum -= (l-f)/inter + 1; make(f, l, inter); } else{ i = 0; while(s[i] != '\0'){ d[s[i++]-'0']++; } sum--; } }while(sum); printf("%s\n", name); printf("%d %s\n", j, addr); j = 0; for(i=0; i<10; i++){ j += d[i]; printf("Make %d digit %d\n", d[i], i); } printf("In total %d digit", j); if(j > 1) printf("s"); printf("\n"); } return 0; }
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没有SONY，这些所谓专业大厂会继续把摄影当作一种装逼事业来做
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第二个方法很不错啊
抱歉，确实是弄错了，原来的代码是错误的，删掉了
正是我要找的，适合新手
分三种情况讨论。Not Possible就是impossible
真考人啊
第一个真的要比较两次吗，换成else if 不可以吗
这是往年的笔试题，非在线，主要考察基础，Java会在面试时问到
这种二分还是比较经典！mark
方法4中使用hash表，只要用出现次数作为Value，就可以解决重复元素的问题了。
站长好。我是一个准备创业的互联网小白,我们打算做一个有关国*际*游*学的平台。手上也有了一些境外资源。现阶段的团队现在没有cto.原意出让一些管理股寻找一个靠谱的技术专家做合伙人, 不知道是不是能得到您的帮助。发个帖子或者其他方式。期待您的回应。可以加我微信tianxielemon聊聊。
很高兴你会喜欢这个网站。目前还没有一个开发团队，网站是我一个人在维护，都是用的开源系统，也没有太多需要开发的部分，主要是内容整理。非常感谢你的关注。
对，就是把这32位当成一个长度为32的数


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THE BIG HIT (1998)
A film review by Steve Kong Edited by Cher Johnson Copyright 1998 Steve Kong
Are you male, under 19, and have the attention span of an ant? If you answered "yes" to all of these questions read no further. The Big Hit is a movie for you: go see it now. For the rest, please read on and see if you'll enjoy this movie or not.

Melvin Smiley (Mark Wahlberg) is a hit man with a heart of gold (wait, I think I've heard this one before) who is a human ATM machine for two women: his fiancee (Christina Applegate) and his mistress (Lela Rochon). Melvin wants to live a regular life while keeping up with his hit man job -- I've heard this one before also in Grosse Pointe Blank. Along with his two women; he has a group of hit men that are reasonably loyal to him.
Among his "teammates" are Cisco (Lou Diamond Phillips), Crunch (Bokeem Woodbine), Gump (Robert Dunne), and Vinnie (Antonio Sabato Jr.). After an adrenaline-pumping opening reminiscent of a MTV video cut and slashed with scenes of violence, we are pushed into the main "story" of The Big Hit. Cisco has picked up a moonlighting assignment for the group. He wants to bring in Melvin, but Melvin doesn't want to moonlight knowing that their boss Paris (Avery Brooks) would kill all of them if he found out.
After finding that his finances are not as healthy as he would like them to be, Melvin hesitantly signs up with Cisco to go on the moonlighting gig. The plan is to kidnap the daughter (China Chow) of a wealthy Japanese film producer and get some ransom. Sounds easy enough, but there are complicating matters: the daughter is the goddaughter of Paris and Paris is not happy about the kidnapping.
There are two running gags in The Big Hit. One involves Melvin, a nerdy video store clerk, and an overdue copy of King Kong Lives. The other involves Crunch, self-love, and is too explicit to mention in a review.
Mark Wahlberg is basically reviving his Dirk Diggler role from Boogie Nights in The Big Hit. His Melvin is constantly apologizing. It works for the beginning of the film but wears short halfway through. Lou Diamond Phillips with a silver-capped front tooth is hilarious as Cisco. China Chow is a superb newcomer; I hope to see her in more films soon. The scene with her reading a ransom note will have you on the floor laughing. The other roles are so minor I don't need to mention them.
The saving grace for The Big Hit is the humor that is woven into the story. Director Che-Kirk Wong and writer Ben Ramsey know they don't have a serious film in hand, so they ham it up. And they do a good job at it.  Had a few other early 1998 action films taken the same route they would have been much better also (two to mention would be the horrible Firestorm and the wet Hard Rain.) Kudos to Wong and Ransey for keeping the cheeziness up while keeping the action rolling.  This will have you laughing out loud.
The action is what anchors The Big Hit, though, and the two main action scenes are spaced somewhat far apart. The opening action sequence is marred by some MTV-style footage that serves only to disorientate the audience. The end action sequence is actually quite exciting. I loved the amazing car chase with Phillips and Wahlberg.
Worth mentioning is the production design by Taavo Soodor. The neighbourhood in which Melvin lives consists of houses that all look the same and neighbours that synchronously mow their lawns. Melvin's house is bright and happy on the inside. His garage holds not only gardening tools but an arsenal of weapons that could arm a small army. The office of Paris is artsy and beautiful. The room that Chantel, Melvin's mistress, lives in is satiny. The production design is top notch.
The Big Hit should be renamed The Moderate Strike; it's funny when it doesn't have action and has action where there is no plot. But when there is no humor, it runs dry, and there are some portions of The Big Hit where we're just sitting around waiting for the next action sequence. If you have two hours to burn and it is matinee time at the local theatre catch The Big Hit. Otherwise wait for video.
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After examining data available through the CDC and Census.gov, we decided to focus upon allocations of the Covid 19 vaccines by state. We wrote a project proposal, created an ERD for the database, set up a GitHub repository, and created a Bootstrap-based HTML framework for displaying the data. We planned to clean, join, and filter the data in a relational database in order to produce an effective representation of Covid 19 allocations by state. The tables we produced included a hard-coded vaccine information table, a state population table based on census data, and an allocation table based on CDC data (see the ERD, below).
These tables were ultimately joined to produce analyses based on population per state vs. the number of vaccinated individuals.
We began by making API calls to CDC and Census.gov to extract the appropriate information. From the CDC, we pulled state-specific weekly allocation data for the Pfizer, Moderna, and Janssen vaccines. From the census, we pulled population estimates for each state for the last 10 years.
We created several pandas dataframes to hold and analyze information. From our API calls to the CDC website, we created three dataframes, each devoted to storing CDC allocation data for one of the vaccines. We created a dataframe giving essential information about each vaccine, including required doses, days between doses, and minimum age. We also created a dataframe with state population data, which required filtering the dataframe to include only the most recent date (July 1, 2019). We extracted the substring that contained the date in order to isolate the most recent data.
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Coronavirus can affect anyone, but people with pre-existing health problems and older people are thought to be at greater risk of developing severe symptoms.
If you have a long-term health condition you may be feeling anxious. So here's what experts are advising.
Having a health condition does not make you more likely than anyone else to come into contact with coronavirus.
But it appears people who are older, those with weakened immune systems and people who have underlying chronic conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, or asthma, are more at risk of severe effects if they do catch it.
Most people start to recover from coronavirus quickly after a few days' rest. For some people, it can be more severe and sometimes life-threatening. The symptoms are similar to other illnesses that are much more common, such as cold and flu:
People at higher risk include those who are over 70, regardless of whether they have a medical condition or not, and people under 70 with any of the following underlying health conditions:
* chronic (long-term) respiratory diseases, such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema or bronchitis * chronic heart disease, such as heart failure * chronic kidney disease * chronic liver disease, such as hepatitis * chronic neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's disease, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), a learning disability or cerebral palsy * diabetes * problems with your spleen - for example, sickle cell disease or if you have had your spleen removed * a weakened immune system as the result of conditions such as HIV and AIDS, or medicines such as steroid tablets or chemotherapy * being seriously overweight (a BMI of 40 or above) * those who are pregnant
Everyone is being told to follow social-distancing measures to help reduce the chance of catching and spreading coronavirus. People in higher risk groups are strongly advised to follow the advice.
Around 1.5m people at the greatest risk of complications, such as patients having treatment for cancer or people on immunosuppressant therapy, are being asked to isolate at home for 12 weeks to protect themselves - a measure called shielding. They will be sent more information about it by the NHS.
If you think you are in this highest risk category and have not received a letter from the NHS by Sunday 29 March 2020 or been contacted by your GP, get in touch with your GP or hospital doctor by phone or online.
Asthma UK's advice is to keep taking your preventer inhaler (usually brown) daily as prescribed. This will help cut your risk of an asthma attack being triggered by any respiratory virus, including coronavirus.
 If your asthma is getting worse and there is a risk you might have coronavirus, contact the online NHS 111 coronavirus service.
Start a peak flow diary if you have a peak flow meter as it can be a good way of tracking your asthma and helping to tell the difference between your asthma symptoms and coronavirus illness.
Everyone - regardless of age - should now be stopping non-essential contact with others to help stop the spread of the virus and protect the most vulnerable. That means avoiding gatherings with friends and family as well as crowded places.
This is particularly important for people over 70 and those with underlying health conditions because they are at higher risk of developing more severe symptoms if they become infected.
Caroline Abrahams, charity director at Age UK, recommends that people with elderly friends and relatives make sure they check on them regularly.
Older people and their families can call Age UK Advice for free on 0800 169 65 65.
Anyone with a higher risk from viruses such as cold or flu should take sensible steps to reduce the risk of picking up infections.
Those who begin to show symptoms - a new, persistent cough and fever - should stay at home. If the symptoms get worse or are no better after seven days, they should call their GP or use the NHS 111 service.
Those living with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes could be at greater risk of more severe symptoms. Dan Howarth, head of care at Diabetes UK, said: "Coronavirus or Covid-19 can cause complications in people with diabetes.
"If you have diabetes and you have symptoms such as cough, high temperature and feeling short of breath, you need to monitor your blood sugar closely."
If you have these symptoms you should stay at home for seven days and continue taking your medication. Do not go to a GP practice, pharmacy or hospital, even if you have a hospital appointment. Use the NHS 111 online coronavirus service if you feel you cannot cope with your symptoms at home, your condition gets worse or your symptoms do not get better after seven days.
If you routinely monitor your blood glucose, on the advice of your doctor, you should continue to do this more often. If you don't check your blood sugar levels at home, be aware of the signs of hyperglycaemia, which include being very thirsty, passing more urine than normal (especially at night), headaches, tiredness and lethargy. You should call your doctor if you have these symptoms.
If you don't have any coronavirus symptoms and want to attend a routine diabetes appointment, check if you can do this online or over the phone instead of visiting a clinic in person.
There is no evidence yet that pregnant women (and their babies) are at increased risk if they catch coronavirus, but the government is saying mums-to-be should be extra cautious for now. Like anyone, they should take steps to avoid infection. They are among people who should be "particularly stringent" in minimising their social contact, says the official advice.
Pregnant healthcare workers are advised:
Deborah Arnott, chief executive of public health charity, Ash, advises that those who smoke heavily should either cut back or try to quit entirely to lower their risk.
"Smokers are more likely to get respiratory infections and twice as likely to develop pneumonia as non-smokers," she said.
"Quitting smoking is good for your health in so many ways and smokers should see coronavirus as further motivation to give quitting a go to build up their body's defences now before coronavirus becomes widespread in the UK."
It is important that even if you are unwell, you continue to take your prescribed medication. If you need to collect prescriptions while unwell, ask a friend or family member to collect them for you.
Coronavirus is an entirely different virus to flu, so the flu jab won't prevent infection, but flu can also make you sick and can be severe in certain people.
If you have not yet had your flu jab there is still time to get one. People aged 65 and over, pregnant women and children and adults with underlying health conditions or weakened immune systems can get one for free on the NHS.
The virus is thought to be spread by coughs and via contaminated surfaces, such as handrails and door handles in public places.
Good hygiene can stop the virus spreading:
Keep physically active by exercising indoors or in your garden if that's possible.
The British Lung Foundation says it does not recommend using a face mask "as there isn't enough evidence to show how effective they are. Also, for people living with a lung condition wearing a face mask can make breathing more difficult."
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Coronavirus can affect anyone, but people with pre-existing health problems and older people are thought to be at greater risk of developing severe symptoms.
If you have a long-term health condition you may be feeling anxious. So here's what experts are advising.
Having a health condition does not make you more likely than anyone else to come into contact with coronavirus.
But it appears people who are older, those with weakened immune systems and people who have underlying chronic conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, or asthma, are more at risk of severe effects if they do catch it.
Most people start to recover from coronavirus quickly after a few days' rest. For some people, it can be more severe and sometimes life-threatening. The symptoms are similar to other illnesses that are much more common, such as cold and flu:
People at higher risk include those who are over 70, regardless of whether they have a medical condition or not, and people under 70 with any of the following underlying health conditions:
Everyone is being told to follow social-distancing measures to help reduce the chance of catching and spreading coronavirus. People in higher risk groups are strongly advised to follow the advice.
Around 1.5m people at the greatest risk of complications, such as patients having treatment for cancer or people on immunosuppressant therapy, are being asked to isolate at home for 12 weeks to protect themselves - a measure called shielding. They will be sent more information about it by the NHS.
If you think you are in this highest risk category and have not received a letter from the NHS by Sunday 29 March 2020 or been contacted by your GP, get in touch with your GP or hospital doctor by phone or online.
Asthma UK's advice is to keep taking your preventer inhaler (usually brown) daily as prescribed. This will help cut your risk of an asthma attack being triggered by any respiratory virus, including coronavirus.
 If your asthma is getting worse and there is a risk you might have coronavirus, contact the online NHS 111 coronavirus service.
Start a peak flow diary if you have a peak flow meter as it can be a good way of tracking your asthma and helping to tell the difference between your asthma symptoms and coronavirus illness.
Everyone - regardless of age - should now be stopping non-essential contact with others to help stop the spread of the virus and protect the most vulnerable. That means avoiding gatherings with friends and family as well as crowded places.
This is particularly important for people over 70 and those with underlying health conditions because they are at higher risk of developing more severe symptoms if they become infected.
Caroline Abrahams, charity director at Age UK, recommends that people with elderly friends and relatives make sure they check on them regularly.
Older people and their families can call Age UK Advice for free on 0800 169 65 65.
Anyone with a higher risk from viruses such as cold or flu should take sensible steps to reduce the risk of picking up infections.
Those who begin to show symptoms - a new, persistent cough and fever - should stay at home. If the symptoms get worse or are no better after seven days, they should call their GP or use the NHS 111 service.
Those living with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes could be at greater risk of more severe symptoms. Dan Howarth, head of care at Diabetes UK, said: "Coronavirus or Covid-19 can cause complications in people with diabetes.
"If you have diabetes and you have symptoms such as cough, high temperature and feeling short of breath, you need to monitor your blood sugar closely."
If you have these symptoms you should stay at home for seven days and continue taking your medication. Do not go to a GP practice, pharmacy or hospital, even if you have a hospital appointment. Use the NHS 111 online coronavirus service if you feel you cannot cope with your symptoms at home, your condition gets worse or your symptoms do not get better after seven days.
If you routinely monitor your blood glucose, on the advice of your doctor, you should continue to do this more often. If you don't check your blood sugar levels at home, be aware of the signs of hyperglycaemia, which include being very thirsty, passing more urine than normal (especially at night), headaches, tiredness and lethargy. You should call your doctor if you have these symptoms.
If you don't have any coronavirus symptoms and want to attend a routine diabetes appointment, check if you can do this online or over the phone instead of visiting a clinic in person.
There is no evidence yet that pregnant women (and their babies) are at increased risk if they catch coronavirus, but the government is saying mums-to-be should be extra cautious for now. Like anyone, they should take steps to avoid infection. They are among people who should be "particularly stringent" in minimising their social contact, says the official advice.
Pregnant healthcare workers are advised:
Deborah Arnott, chief executive of public health charity, Ash, advises that those who smoke heavily should either cut back or try to quit entirely to lower their risk.
"Smokers are more likely to get respiratory infections and twice as likely to develop pneumonia as non-smokers," she said.
"Quitting smoking is good for your health in so many ways and smokers should see coronavirus as further motivation to give quitting a go to build up their body's defences now before coronavirus becomes widespread in the UK."
It is important that even if you are unwell, you continue to take your prescribed medication. If you need to collect prescriptions while unwell, ask a friend or family member to collect them for you.
Coronavirus is an entirely different virus to flu, so the flu jab won't prevent infection, but flu can also make you sick and can be severe in certain people.
If you have not yet had your flu jab there is still time to get one. People aged 65 and over, pregnant women and children and adults with underlying health conditions or weakened immune systems can get one for free on the NHS.
The virus is thought to be spread by coughs and via contaminated surfaces, such as handrails and door handles in public places.
Good hygiene can stop the virus spreading:
Keep physically active by exercising indoors or in your garden if that's possible.
The British Lung Foundation says it does not recommend using a face mask "as there isn't enough evidence to show how effective they are. Also, for people living with a lung condition wearing a face mask can make breathing more difficult."
The government is working to increase coronavirus tests, Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove says.
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