Version 1.4.6 (17-01-2022)
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New this version;
-
Version 1.4.6 hotfix notes;
- Added support for environment variables in all path-related actions (
open
, create_file
etc.)
- Hopefully made Anti Virus software not hate the software again (see this)
- Fixed critical Action Mods issue
-
Version 1.4.5 hotfix notes;
- No longer requires administrator rights!
- Hopefully fixed the PowerShell window blink on startup, thanks to community member
minhe7735
- Implemented auto discover of Google Drive path (for new Google Drive software)
- Added
display_switch
action, to switch display mode
- Hopefully allow open of
.exe
files within %windir%
folder
- Added
open_any
action (thanks to community member minhe7735
)
- Fixed uninstall not cleaning up (#114)
- Replaced old cloud service icons with new ones
-
Version 1.4.4 hotfix notes;
- Fixed start with windows bug on laptops (when not charging, and made ACC close when charging stopped...) - big thanks to community member BricioEs02 for helping debug this
- Fixed
mouse_click
action only allowing left clicks (parameters didn't work) and secondary parameter (amount of times to click) also not working
- Fixed bug that made the update checker able to crash the software if no network was available
- Added
ignoreme
"action", which can be used to have a line in an action file ignored (most won't get a use out of this, but an article on why this is useful for some is coming out soon)
- Added extra safety to "start with windows", so that there's now two ways of setting it; if the first one fails, it'll try the second (automatically - nothing to do with the user)
- Fixed issue that resulted in the "action tester" not being included in the install
- Sorry for all the updates - the v1.4.2 update just broke a lot of things apparently
-
Version 1.4.3 hotfix notes;
- Fixed start with windows feature
-
Version 1.4.2 hotfix notes;
- Introducing action mods! Make your own actions, and have them act as if they were official ACC actions. Info on how to create them here
-
Added 3 new actions
mouse_click
- click with left, right or middle mouse
wait
- creating a pause between actions if you have multiple in a row, "sleeping" the software for x ms
move_mouse
- moving your mouse to a specific position
- Fixed bug resulting in
move
, minimize_all
and maximize_all
would execute in the action simulators
- Improved "Start with windows" functionality a lot
- ACC now requires administrator rights - should've done this a long time ago, but now we can't push it anymore
- New "WHAT'S NEW?" window that shows after an update - showing the new important features, with links to new actions.
- Hopefully fixed issues with the
open
action
- Improved action file cleanup by now using Task Scheduler
-
Added 4 new translations
- Portuguese - Brasil - thanks to user Alerson Jorge!
- Turkish / Turkce - thanks to user İsmet Emircan Tunç!
- Spanish - thanks to user spuyelli!
- Dutch - thanks to user Nicolas Vanhuynegem!
- Want to help translate this software? Click here to get started!
- Added Google Drive warning in setup guide
- Implemented path error check (checks if the action path is wrong after during setup, and warns the user)
-
Version 1.4.1 hotfix notes;
- Added Italian translation
- Fixed the
open
action so that it once again accepts files from the shortcuts folder (bugfix)
-
Version 1.4.0 release notes;
- Support for multiple computers! (more on that here)
-
New actions! - you asked for more features, and more features you shall get!
-
Translations!
- Current translations include; English (standard), French & Danish
- Want to help translate this software? Click here to get started!
- Fixed some critical bugs, improved performance, response time and much more!
- Added more standard applets (see main website)
- Please report bugs here or in the Discord server!
- If you wish to support the development of the project, you can donate here or leave a star on GitHub!
-
Hotfix 1.3.2 release notes;
- New user feedback system implemented (more on that here)
- Fixed a bunch of bugs
- Added "File read delay" setting
- Please report bugs here or in the Discord server!
- If you wish to support the development of the project, you can donate here or leave a star on GitHub!
-
Hotfix 1.3.0 release notes;
- Fixed an old issue where execution fails after doing just one action
- Removed anonymous analytics since only 16% of all users chose to use it
- Improved the Advanced Settings window
- Added support for choosing between OneDrive and Dropbox business/work and personal folders
-
Hotfix 1.2.2 & Hotfix 1.2.3 release notes;
- Re-release of 1.2.2 as 1.2.3
- Fixed critial issues that made 1.2.2 crash for all new users
- Sleep-repetition issue; fixed PC being able to go into a sleep-loop
- Fixed links in setup guide for Google Drive and OneDrive shutdown applets (all pointed to Dropbox)
-
Hotfix 1.2.1 release notes;
- Fixed bug where PC would be stuck in shutdown loop after shutdown or restart action - sorry for the inconvenience
- Release 1.2.0 release notes;
- Happy new year!
-
Native Google Drive and OneDrive support!
- You can now choose to use Google Drive or OneDrive as the cloud-service instead of Dropbox
-
Applets have been added for all the cloud services - fully updated.
Click here to view all the applets for the different cloud services
- Special thanks to community-member Gamma1991 for his invaluable help getting all 156 the IFTTT applets ready for this release!
- Fixed bug where some could only execute one action per. ACC-lifetime
- Fixed Git repository
- Performance improvements
- Fixed installer issues when updating from the ACC-prompt
- Thanks for using ACC! And a special thanks to those who have 'Anonymous analysis' enabled! It gives great insights in what you guys use the software for.
- Hotfix 1.1.3 fixes;
- Fixed endless shutdown error where PC would shut down when it started
- Minor bug-fixes
- Performance improvements
- Hotfix 1.1.2 fixes;
- Fixed bug where ACC didn't detect Dropbox if you had Dropbox Business
- Fixed "Setup Guide" bug where it tricked you to think you had Dropbox even if you didn't
- Fixed endless loop of popups that showed when Dropbox wasn't installed
- And a bunch of other crash/bug-fixes as well
-
Version 1.1.0: 8 new actions
- Enable them all here
write_out
: speech to text! Say a phrase, and it will be written out in the focused text field
open_all
: opens all files & folders at a specific location
monitors_off
: turns off all monitors connected to the PC
create_file
: creates an empty file at a desired location with a name and extension
delete_file
: deletes file or folder at a specific path
append_text
: writes something at the end of a desired file
message_box
: open a classic message box with custom content & title
music:previousx2
: Does the previous
action twice in a row (for applications like Spotify, where one "previous" isn't enough)
-
Anonymous analytics
-
Please read: ACC can now gather information about your behavior within the software (how many actions you do, which and what assistant you use).
This is all anonymous, and nothing personal about you is gathered.
The only purpose of this is to make ACC better, giving the developer a better idea of how the software is actually used.
You decide whether you want the analytics data to be sent to the developer - you can always change your mind and turn it on/off. Nothing is sent without your consent. Click here to learn more about why analytics is gathered, how and exactly what.
- A lot of bug fixes
- This "about new version" window!


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API Basejump: Timestamp microservice
User stories:
- I can pass a string as a parameter, and it will check to see whether that string contains either a unix timestamp or a natural language date (example: January 1, 2016)
- If it does, it returns both the Unix timestamp and the natural language form of that date.
- If it does not contain a date or Unix timestamp, it returns null for those properties.
Example usage:
https://timestampmicro-ani007.c9users.io/December%2015,%202015
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Example output:
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Excellent tooling/documentation for installing.
Installs on AWS as easily as:
$ ./provision-ec2-cluster.sh
{
"StackId": "arn:aws:cloudformation:us-west-1:413516094235:stack/deis/9699ec20-c257-11e3-99eb-50fa01cd4496"
}
Your Deis cluster has successfully deployed.
Please wait for all instances to come up as "running" before continuing.
$ export DEISCTL_TUNNEL="deis-1.example.com"
$ deisctl install platform
● ▴ ■
■ ● ▴ Installing Deis...
▴ ■ ●
Scheduling data containers...
...
Deis installed.
Please run `deisctl start platform` to boot up Deis.
$ git clone https://github.com/paulczar/example-python-flask.git
$ cd example-python-flask
$ deis create
$ git push deis master
Counting objects: 5, done.
Delta compression using up to 4 threads.
Compressing objects: 100% (3/3), done.
Writing objects: 100% (3/3), 287 bytes | 0 bytes/s, done.

[DRONE] creating build image
[DRONE] copying repository to /var/cache/drone/src/example-python-flask
[DRONE] starting build
[DRONE] temp directory is /tmp/drone
$ pip install tox
Downloading/unpacking tox
Running setup.py egg_info for package tox
Downloading/unpacking virtualenv>=1.11.2 (from tox)
Running setup.py egg_info for package virtualenv
Requirement already satisfied (use --upgrade to upgrade): py>=1.4.17 in /home/ubuntu/virtualenv/python2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages (from tox)
...
...
$ tox
pep8 create: /var/cache/drone/src/example-python-flask/.tox/pep8
pep8 installdeps: -r/var/cache/drone/src/example-python-flask/requirements.txt, -r/var/cache/drone/src/example-python-flask/test-requirements.txt
pep8 runtests: PYTHONHASHSEED='187694681'
pep8 runtests: commands[0] | pep8 --show-source --show-pep8 .
___________________________________ summary ____________________________________
pep8: commands succeeded
congratulations :)
$ exit 0
[DRONE] removing build container
[DRONE] removing build image
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The DateInterval class
(PHP 5 >= 5.3.0, PHP 7)
简介
Represents a date interval.
A date interval stores either a fixed amount of time (in years, months, days,
hours etc) or a relative time string in the format that DateTime's constructor
supports.
类摘要
DateInterval {
/* 属性 */
public integer $y ;
public integer $m ;
public integer $d ;
public integer $h ;
public integer $i ;
public integer $s ;
public integer $invert ;
public mixed $days ;
/* 方法 */
public __construct ( string $interval_spec )
public static DateInterval createFromDateString ( string $time )
public string format ( string $format )
}
属性
y
Number of years.
m
Number of months.
d
Number of days.
h
Number of hours.
i
Number of minutes.
s
Number of seconds.
invert
Is 1 if the interval represents a negative time period and 0 otherwise. See
DateInterval::format().
days
If the DateInterval object was created by DateTime::diff(), then this is
the total number of days between the start and end dates. Otherwise, days
will be FALSE.
Before PHP 5.4.20/5.5.4 instead of FALSE you will receive -99999 upon
accessing the property.
Table of Contents
• DateInterval::__construct — Creates a new DateInterval object
• DateInterval::createFromDateString — Sets up a DateInterval from the
relative parts of the string
• DateInterval::format — Formats the interval
User Contributed Notes 9 notes
===============================================================================
If you want to convert a Timespan given in Seconds into an DateInterval Object
you could dot the following:
but wenn you look at the object, only the $dv->s property is set.
As stated in the documentation to DateInterval::format
The DateInterval::format() method does not recalculate carry over points in
time strings nor in date segments. This is expected because it is not possible
to overflow values like "32 days" which could be interpreted as anything from
"1 month and 4 days" to "1 month and 1 day".
If you still want to calculate the seconds into hours / days / years, etc do
the following:
add(new DateInterval('PT'.$timespan.'S'));
$iv = $d2->diff($d1);
?>
$iv is an DateInterval set with days, years, hours, seconds, etc ...
===============================================================================
invert flag is unreliable.
If you've created interval with \DateInterval::createFromDateString with value
like '1 day ago' than actually days counter will be negative, and invert flag
will be 0. Also, setting invert to 1 with negative units is not working.
Reliable solution to check if interval is negative is to actually apply it and
compare:
add($interval);
return $newTime < $now;
}
?>
Also, if you want to compare some units of two intervals you should take abs()
of them. Or make whole interval absolute:
add($interval);
$newInt = $now->diff($new);
if (1 === $newInt->invert) {
$newInt->invert = 0;
}
return $newInt;
}
?>
P.S.: tested on 5.5.12-dev and 5.5.9
===============================================================================
It appears that they "days" property that is populated by \DateTime::diff does
not contain a float for the differences in time.
It is rounded down to the nearest whole day.
$d1 = new \DateTime("2013-07-31 10:29:00");
$d2 = new \DateTime("2013-08-02 5:32:12");
echo $d1->diff($d2)->days;
Output: 1
===============================================================================
You can create a series of dates starting with the first day of the week for
each week, if you wish to populate list box on your web page with this date
math. Use the absolute abs( ) function to convert negative numbers generated
from dates in the past.
sub(new DateInterval('P'.abs ( (7-date("N")-14)).'D'
));
$LastWeek = new DateTime(date("Ymd"));
$LastWeek->sub(new DateInterval('P'.abs ( (7-date("N")-7)).'D'));
$ThisWeek = new DateTime(date("Ymd"));
$ThisWeek->add(new DateInterval('P'.abs ( (7-date("N"))).'D'));
echo 'Start of This week is '.$ThisWeek->format('l m/d/Y').'
';
echo 'Start of Last week is '.$LastWeek->format('l m/d/Y').'
';
echo 'Start of 2 weeks ago is '.$TwosWeekAgo->format('l m/d/Y').'
';
?>
===============================================================================
When using DateInterval('P3M') on 30th of November you get March instead of
Ferbuary.
===============================================================================
I had the doubt after reading this page on how to create negative intervals. So
far the only solution is to create the interval and negativize it.
invert = 1; //Make it negative.
$date1->add( $eightynine_days_ago );
?>
and then $date1 is now 89 days in the past.
This information is extracted from another php comment http://www.php.net/
manual/en/dateinterval.construct.php#102976 but this page seems to be the first
place where people will look for it.
===============================================================================
This DateInterval extension allows you to write a formatted timestamp but omit
the "zero values" and handle things like listing, plurals, etc.
Example input: '%y year(s)', '%m month(s)', '%d day(s)', '%h hour(s)', '%i
minute(s)', '%s second(s)'
Example output: 1 year, 2 months, 16 days, 1 minute, and 15 seconds
Example input: '%y año(s)', '%m mes(es)', '%d día(s)', '%h hora(s)', '%i minuto
(s)', '%s segundo(s)'
Example output: 1 año, 2 meses, 16 días, 1 minuto, y 15 segundos
1, or replaced with
$this->singularReplacement if = 1
$singularReplacement = '',
// Replaces $this->pluralCheck if = 1
// hour(s) -> hour
$separator = ', ',
// Delimiter between units
// 3 hours, 2 minutes
$finalSeparator = ', and ',
// Delimeter between next-to-last unit and last unit
// 3 hours, 2 minutes, and 1 second
$finalSeparator2 = ' and ';
// Delimeter between units if there are only 2 units
// 3 hours and 2 minutes
public static function createFromDateInterval (DateInterval $interval) {
$obj = new self('PT0S');
foreach ($interval as $property => $value) {
$obj->$property = $value;
}
return $obj;
}
public function formatWithoutZeroes () {
// Each argument may have only one % parameter
// Result does not handle %R or %r -- but you can retrieve that
information using $this->format('%R') and using your own logic
$parts = array ();
foreach (func_get_args() as $arg) {
$pre = mb_substr($arg, 0, mb_strpos($arg, '%'));
$param = mb_substr($arg, mb_strpos($arg, '%'), 2);
$post = mb_substr($arg, mb_strpos($arg, $param)+mb_strlen($param));
$num = intval(parent::format($param));
$open = preg_quote($this->pluralCheck[0], '/');
$close = preg_quote($this->pluralCheck[1], '/');
$pattern = "/$open(.*)$close/";
list ($pre, $post) = preg_replace($pattern, $num == 1 ? $this->
singularReplacement : '$1', array ($pre, $post));
if ($num != 0) {
$parts[] = $pre.$num.$post;
}
}
$output = '';
$l = count($parts);
foreach ($parts as $i => $part) {
$output .= $part.($i < $l-2 ? $this->separator : ($l == 2 ? $this->
finalSeparator2 : ($i == $l-2 ? $this->finalSeparator : '')));
}
return $output;
}
}
date_default_timezone_set('America/Phoenix');
$today = new DateTime('today');
echo 'Today is ', $today->format('F d, Y h:ia'), '.
', PHP_EOL;
// Today is August 28, 2013 12:00am.
$expiration = new DateTime('today +1 year +2 months +16 days +1 minute +15
seconds');
echo 'Expires ', $expiration->format('F d, Y h:ia'), '.
', PHP_EOL;
// Expires November 13, 2014 12:01am.
$interval = MyDateInterval::createFromDateInterval($today->diff($expiration));
echo 'That is ', $interval->formatWithoutZeroes('%y year(s)', '%m month(s)',
'%d day(s)', '%h hour(s)', '%i minute(s)', '%s second(s)'), ' from now.
',
PHP_EOL;
// That is 1 year, 2 months, 16 days, 1 minute, and 15 seconds from now.
$interval->finalSeparator = ', y ';
$interval->finalSeparator2 = ' y ';
echo 'Que es de ', $interval->formatWithoutZeroes('%y año(s)', '%m mes(es)',
'%d día(s)', '%h hora(s)', '%i minuto(s)', '%s segundo(s)'), ' a partir de
ahora.';
// Que es de 1 año, 2 meses, 16 días, 1 minuto, y 15 segundos a partir de
ahora.
// Is that correct? Spanish isn't my strength....
?>
===============================================================================
If you want to format a \DateInterval to something like you input (new \
DateInterval("P3W2D")) you can use one of this:
y){
$sReturn .= $this->y . 'Y';
}
if($this->m){
$sReturn .= $this->m . 'M';
}
if($this->d){
$sReturn .= $this->d . 'D';
}
if($this->h || $this->i || $this->s){
$sReturn .= 'T';
if($this->h){
$sReturn .= $this->h . 'H';
}
if($this->i){
$sReturn .= $this->i . 'M';
}
if($this->s){
$sReturn .= $this->s . 'S';
}
}
return $sReturn;
}
}
?>
example use:
format(MyDateInterval::INTERVAL_ICALENDAR
); // "P0Y3M0DT0H0M0S"
$sToStringResult = (string) $oDateIntervalValue; // "P3M"
var_dump(new MyDateInterval($sFormatResult)); // object like
$oDateIntervalValue
var_dump(new MyDateInterval($sToStringResult)); // object like
$oDateIntervalValue
?>
===============================================================================
It should be noted that the following code will not throw an exception or
return false, or anything:
Your best way to check if what you created is a "valid" interval, by doing
something like the following:
format('s')) {
throw new \LogicException("Wrong interval");
}
?>


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This document is aimed to create and run an ASP.NET Zero based project in just 5 minutes. It's assumed that you already purchased and created your ASP.NET Zero account.
Login to this web site with your user name and password. Then you will see Download link on the main menu.
Go to the download page. You will see a form as shown below:
Select ASP.NET Core & jQuery as Project Type and fill other required fields. Click to the Download button, your project will be ready in one minute. Open the *.Web.sln solution in Visual Studio 2017+:
If you want to work on only Xamarin project, open *.Mobile.sln solution. If you want to work on both Xamarin and Web projects, open *.All.sln solution.
Right click the .Web.Mvc project and select "Set as StartUp project": Then build the solution. It make take longer time in first build since all nuget packages will be restored.
Installing client side npm dependencies using yarn before opening the solution will decrease project opening & building time dramatically.
Before opening the solution open a command prompt, navigate to root directory of *.Web.Mvc project and run "yarn" command to install client side dependencies.
MVC application needs the following tools to be installed:
Open appsettings.json in .Web.Mvc project and change the Default connection string if you want:
"ConnectionStrings": {
"Default": "Server=localhost; Database=PhoneBookDemoDb; Trusted_Connection=True;"
}
We have two options to create and migrate database to the latest version.
ASP.NET Zero solution includes a .Migrator (like Acme.PhoneBookDemo.Migrator) project in the solution. You can run this tool for database migrations on development and production (see development guide for more information).
You can also use Entity Framework's built-in tools for migrations. Open Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, set .EntityFrameworkCore as the Default Project and run the Update-Database command as shown below:
This command will create your database and fill initial data. You can open SQL Server Management Studio to check if database is created:
You can use EF console commands for development and Migrator.exe for production. But notice that; Migrator.exe supports running migrations in multiple databases at once, which is very useful in development/production for multi tenant applications.
ASP.NET Zero supports multi-tenant and single-tenant applications. Multi-tenancy is enabled by default. If you don't have idea about multi-tenancy or don't want to create a multi-tenant application, you can disable it by setting AbpZeroTemplateConsts.MultiTenancyEnabled to false in the .Core.Shared project.
Before running the project, we need to run gulp to bundle and minify our css and javascript files. In order to do that, we can open Visual Studio's task runner and run the default task.
or, we can open a command prompt, navigate to root directory of *.Web.Mvc project and run "gulp" command (gulp must be installed globally for this option)
Now we are ready.. just run your solution. It will open login page of your web site.
If multi-tenancy is enabled, you will see the current tenant and a change link. If so, click to Change and enter default as tenant name. If you leave it empty, you login as the host admin user. Then enter admin as user name and 123qwe as password. You should change password at first login. After login to the application, you will see the sample dashboard screen:
Your solution is up and working. See development guide for Xamarin application, development guide document for more information.


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Assignments
Lab
Lab 1 (DC/BDu - 29/01/2018 - Mon)
Lab 2 (DC/BDu - 12/02/2018 - Mon)
Lab 3 (DC/BDu - 19/02/2018 - Mon)
Lab 4 (DC/BDu - 26/02/2018 - Mon)
Lab 5 (DC/BDu - 05/03/2018 - Mon)
Books
Operating System Concepts - Silberschatz, Galvin, Gagne
The design of unix operating system - Maurice Bach
Advanced Linux Programming - Mark Mitchel, Jeffrey Oldham, and Alex Samuel
Linux Kernel Development - Robert Love
Modern Operating Systems - Tanenbaum
You should be able to find these in college library. If not, contact me.
External resources
- Notes from University of Illinois at Chicago


The if construct is one of the most important features of Concept. It allows for conditional execution of code fragments.
If expr is evaluated to true (if is number, has a non-0 value, if a string, is not an empty string, if an array, it contains at least one element, or if is a class or delegate).
Often you'd want to have more than one statement to be executed conditionally. Of course, there's no need to wrap each statement with an if clause. Instead, you can group several statements into a statement group.
If statements can be nested indefinitely within other if statements, which provides you with complete flexibility for conditional execution of the various parts of your program.
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Vincent Willem van Gogh
(30 March 1853 - 29 July 1890)
Was a Post-Impressionist painter of Dutch origin whose workâ€”notable for its rough beauty, emotional honesty, and bold colorâ€”had a far-reaching influence on 20th-century art.  His work was then known to only a handful of people and appreciated by fewer still.
Van Gogh began to draw as a child, and he continued to draw throughout the years that led up to his decision to become an artist. He did not begin painting until his late twenties, completing many of his best-known works during the last two years of his life. In just over a decade, he produced more than 2,100 artworks, consisting of 860 oil paintings and more than 1,300 watercolors, drawings, sketches, and prints. His work included self portraits, landscapes, still lifes, portraits as well as paintings of cypresses, wheat fields and sunflowers.
He spent his early adulthood working for a firm of art dealers, traveling between The Hague, London,
and Paris, after which he taught for a time in England at Isleworth and Ramsgate. One of his early
aspirations was to become a pastor, and from 1879 he worked as a missionary in a mining region in
Belgium, where he began to sketch people from the local community. In 1885, he painted his first
major work, entitled The Potato Eaters. His palette at the time consisted mainly of somber earth
tones and showed no sign of the vivid coloration that distinguished his later work. In March 1886,
he moved to Paris and discovered the French Impressionists. Later, he moved to the south of France
and was influenced by the strong sunlight he found there. His work grew brighter in color, and he
developed the unique and highly recognizable style that became fully realized during his stay in
Arles in 1888.
The extent to which his mental health affected his painting has been a subject of speculation since his death. Despite a widespread tendency to romanticize his ill health, modern critics see an artist deeply frustrated by the inactivity and incoherence brought about by his bouts of illness. According to art critic Robert Hughes, Van Gogh's late works show an artist at the height of his ability, completely in control and "longing for concision and grace".
The most comprehensive primary source for the understanding of Van Gogh as an artist is the collection of letters between him and his younger brother, art dealer Theo van Gogh. They lay the foundation for most of what is known about the thoughts and beliefs of the artist. Theo provided his brother with both financial and emotional support. Their lifelong friendship, and most of what is known of Van Gogh's thoughts and theories of art, is recorded in the hundreds of letters they exchanged between 1872 and 1890: more than 600 from Vincent to Theo and 40 from Theo to Vincent.
Although many are undated, art historians have generally been able to put them in chronological order. Problems remain, mainly in dating those from Arles, although it is known that during that period, Van Gogh wrote 200 letters to friends in Dutch, French and English. The period when Vincent lived in Paris is the most difficult for historians to analyze because the brothers lived together and had no need to correspond.
In addition to letters to and from Theo, other surviving documents include those to Van Rappard, Émile Bernard, Van Gogh's sister Wil and her friend Line Kruysse. The letters were first annotated in 1913 by Theo's widow Johanna van Gogh-Bonger who explained that she published them with "trepidation" because she did not want the drama in the artist's life to overshadow his work. Van Gogh himself was an avid reader of other artists' biographies and expected their lives to be in keeping with the character of their art.


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To deal with the computer dark arts, an-ti virus, firewall sometimes just not enough. Sometimes, company, enterprise will need some addtional helps. For example, they will invite some security researchers to help break into their system, find all the possible exploits and vunlnerabilities. Then, patch them to prevent the future possible attack. Nowadays, the rasing poupulairty of threts are focusing on the browser and lots of hacker are targeting browser as their attack point such as phshing etc. Exploitation, which means taking advantage of a vulnerability. One of the vunlnerability is stack overflow, which means a program allows a custom define length string to be copied into the vaiable, then a payload write the variable that the program does not supposed to be written, then it will change the data of the program.
At this week, we are doing a small demo to show how to find explotis and use explotis to achieve our goal, do soemthing or launch a program that do not supposed to be run. Since we are doing demo base on the windows system, thus we need to get to know the windows debugger - WinDbg. Just like the linux debugging tool GDB, it can also set a break point at somewhere int the program, then freeze at that point, and examinate the value, address, etc. a list shown below are the common useful command that can be use in the WinDbg.
Set breakpoint: bp "function name"
List breakpoint list: bl
Continue Executing: g
step into: t
step over: p
Display an assembly translation: u "unassamble"
Byte values and ASCII characters: db
Windows also store lots of things in unix format,to show string, use: du
Display sepecific string: da "specific value"
Look at specific stack: dd esp
displays information in the proccess environemnt: peb
displays information in the thread environemnt: teb
Now, we have learch some basic usage about the winDbg. Let's get Started to hacking! The basic hacking steps are:
Crash triage - to determine the level of the control
determine the return address offset on the stack
position the shell code - fill up data to return address
find the address of the shellcode - find the esp jmp instruction and then replace return address with jmp instruction
First, we need to look at the FSExploitMe.ocs address. We can easily get the address via scrolling up the WinDbg output
Then, lets check the stack size. To do this, we need to use !teb, then we will get the StackBase value and StackLimit value. Substracted them. We can use .formats to help us to calculate the actual decimal value
Then, we can need to get the the address of the process heap. For this, we can use !peb to help us get the address.
Next, we need to get the EIP information. To do this, we must first set the breakpoint, then trigger the breakpoint, to see its value
Then, to get to know the space that allocated for the local varibale, we can set the break point, then find the sub instructions, then again, using .formats to convert to decimal.
To get the string value that at the top of the stack, we need to use du poi(esp) command.
To get the deciaml value of the function, we need to use pt, then again, use .formats to convert the eax instruction position value to the decimal value
To know if the value pointed to by ESI on the stack, heap, or within the text segment, we can use !address esi to check the usage section. As we can see, it belongs to stack.


Eric J. Ma
ericmjl
PyData NYC 2017
Basically, explain the intuition clearly with minimal jargon.
Deep Learning is nothing more than compositions of functions on matrices.
Bayesian deep learning is basically about learning a probability distribution for each parameter.
Key Idea: Learn probability density over parameter space.
Probabilistic Programming in Python. Provides:
import theano.tensor as tt # pymc devs are discussing new backends
import pymc3 as pm
n_hidden = 20
with pm.Model() as nn_model:
# Define weights
weights_1 = pm.Normal('w_1', mu=0, sd=1,
shape=(ann_input.shape[1], n_hidden),
testval=init_1)
weights_2 = pm.Normal('w_2', mu=0, sd=1,
shape=(n_hidden, n_hidden),
testval=init_2)
weights_out = pm.Normal('w_out', mu=0, sd=1,
shape=(n_hidden, ann_output.shape[1]),
testval=init_out)
# Define activations
acts_1 = pm.Deterministic('activations_1',
tt.tanh(tt.dot(ann_input, weights_1)))
acts_2 = pm.Deterministic('activations_2',
tt.tanh(tt.dot(acts_1, weights_2)))
acts_out = pm.Deterministic('activations_out',
tt.nnet.softmax(tt.dot(acts_2, weights_out))) # noqa
# Define likelihood
out = pm.Multinomial('likelihood', n=1, p=acts_out,
observed=ann_output)
with nn_model:
s = theano.shared(pm.floatX(1.1))
inference = pm.ADVI(cost_part_grad_scale=s) # approximate inference done using ADVI
approx = pm.fit(100000, method=inference)
trace = approx.sample(5000)
"point estimate"
"probabilistic estimate"
"with uncertainties!"
Deep Learning is nothing more than compositions of functions on matrices.
Bayesian deep learning is basically about learning a probability distribution for each parameter.
Source: ericmjl/bayesian-deep-learning-demystified


Dear Mr. Key : Your mention of the Jellyfish Players' adaptation of Brian Keenan's book, An Evil Cradling (10th November), led me to wonder whether the erstwhile hostage-turned-celtic-storyteller may be planning a sequel? If you or Ms Chew are still in touch with the scribe, you may wish to suggest the following titles to him, any of which he may feel free to use for a small fee:
A Malevolent Day Bed
A Sinister Pram
An Unholy Cot
A Malignant Basinette
A Wicked Moses Basket
Yours sincerely, patiently and hopefully, Pansy Cradledew


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Asking Good Questions
July 10, 2014
As a budding developer, your colleagues in the field are an invaluable source of information. They are the ones that can provide guidance, help you get un-stuck, and hopefully, answer your questions when you inevitably have them. However, in order to get the help that you need, you have to be able to ask these questions effectively. Poorly phrased questions will be ignored, answered ineffectually or incompletely, or possibly (likely) even ridiculed. But fear not, for there is guidance out there to help you ask "good questions," thus increasing the likelihood of receiving a "good" answer in response!
Elements of a well-phrased question
In Jon Skeet's Coding Blog, he states that The Golden Rule when writing a question is to imagine you yourself are trying to answer the question you wrote. Re-read your question after you write it. Does the question make sense? Is it clear what is being asked without any other context besides what's there on the screen?
Next, consider the question's title. Try to aim for short and descriptive, something which captures the gist of the question. Specificity is always good too, no one wants to answer a question that is titled "Why the F doesn't this work?!" or "send me teh codez plz." What is the topic of your question? That should be clear in the title. One helpful hint to writing a good title, write it last! It'll probably be easier to describe the problem then.
Also consider the context provided in your question. Are you providing the reader with enough information to be ABLE to answer your question? The person answering your question will want to know what language and platform you are using. They may also want to know other relevant aspects (operating system, constraints, etc.). Is there stuff you already tried that didn't work? You should probably describe that, so people don't suggest them again.
Furthermore, consider the way you are stating your problem. Be detailed about what you're trying to get out of the question you're asking. What did you expect the code to do? What are you trying to accomplish? What happened in previous attempts?
Other things to consider
Jon Skeet also recommends providing sample code and data, both when asking questions AND providing answers. Try to keep the code short and sweet, no one wants to wade through tons of code to find the relevant problem.


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For now, we won't say the exact parameters of the strategy. You will see an 'X' in its place. These parameters are optimizable. That means they change from time to time so they can adapt to the actual market conditions. The strategy you are about to learn is optimized every nine months. If you want to know more about what 'optimization' means you can go to the appendix.
The strategy's exact values appear in the 'Parameters' section. In that chapter, you will also learn in which currency pairs you can trade this strategy.
We will catch the trend beginning using a Simple Moving Average (SMA).
The SMA lookback is one of the three optimizable parameters.
The retracement will be measured by an indicator named 'Knoxville Divergence' -DK from now on-.
The DK is an indicator created by Rob Booker, an American trader with a long trajectory. At the same time, this indicator is built by combining two indicators created by Welles Wilder, one of the most prominent technical analysts of the past century.
The two indicators used to built the DK are the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and the Momentum Oscillator, two of the most used indicators among traders. If you want to know in detail how this indicator is built you can go to the appendix. We highly recommend that you learn how every indicator you use works.
The lookback of the divergence is another of the optimizable parameters.
Visually identifying these divergences can be very challenging. The KD indicator shows you automatically the precise moment in which the divergence appears. You can download it for MetaTrader 4 or cTrader. If you don't know how to install it, here's an easy tutorial for MetaTrader 4 and here's the official guide for cTrader.
Note: This downloadable indicator was entirely coded by Avanti. The mathematical formulas used to build it may differ from the Knoxville Divergence indicators you can find in other websites.
Now we can formulate the entry strategy.


James Harden scores 36 points, Rockets rout Warriors 129-112
HOUSTON (AP) - James Harden had 36 points and 13 assists and the Houston Rockets routed Golden State 129-112 on Wednesday night, sending the short-handed Warriors to their sixth loss in eight games this season.
Harden again appeared to be moving past his early shooting woes, going 6 of 16 from 3-point range. Since going 17 of 79 on 3s in his first six games, Harden has made 13 of 32 the last two.
Russell Westbrook had 18 points, eight rebounds and six assists. P.J. Tucker had 22 points and 11 rebounds, Clint Capela added 19 points and 16 rebounds, and Austin Rivers was 4 for 4 from 3 with 12 points.
Alec Burks led Golden State with 28 points. Eric Paschall had 19 points, and Glenn Robinson III added 15 points and 11 rebounds.
Already reeling from injuries to Splash Brothers Stephen Curry (broken hand) and Klay Thompson (knee surgery) and the loss of Kevin Durant, the Warriors were without D’Angelo Russell (sprained right ankle) and Draymond Green (torn ligament in left index finger) for a third straight game. Russell, who sat on the Golden State bench, could return Friday, Warriors coach Steve Kerr said.
Houston and Golden State entered the game ranked 29th and 28th in the league in points allowed, giving up an average of 123.1 and 120.4 points per game, respectively. Neither team had played a game so far this season where they held their opponent below triple digits.
Both teams struggled with their shooting for spurts of the first half, but late in the second quarter, Harden drilled a deep 3-pointer where he was also fouled. That shot fired up both Harden and the Toyota Center crowd, including rapper Travis Scott, who was sitting courtside.
Houston led 63-52 at the half, thanks in large part to Harden’s 24 first-half points, but also Golden State’s 38.8% shooting from the field.
There were seven lead changes in the first half before Houston started to pull away.
To open up the second half, the Rockets held the Warriors to just three field goals in the first seven minutes of the third quarter and built a lead as large as 23 points. They entered the fourth quarter leading 98-83.
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Warriors: C Kevon Looney will likely miss at least the next two weeks with a nerve condition that has kept him out the last six games, the Warriors said. Looney missed the entire preseason with a strained right hamstring and exited the second half of the season opener with tightness in the hamstring.
Rockets: SG Eric Gordon missed Wednesday night’s game with a sore hamstring injury he suffered in Monday night’s win in Memphis. Gordon is likely day-to-day, and coach Mike D’Antoni said he’s hopeful Gordon can return Saturday night when the Rockets visit Chicago.
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Manager in 'contact' over Verstappen's future
Max Verstappen's management is reportedly in "contact" with Red Bull about their joint future.
by GMM F1Currently, the Dutch driver and Brazil GP winner is committed only for 2020, when manager Raymond Vermeulen said the team must charge for the title.
"It was a very good weekend, with excellent strategic decisions, and Honda - it all fit," he told the Dutch publication Formule 1.
"If you want to be world champion, this must be the level, and it must be the level every time. Because if Max has the package, this is Max's level."
Vermeulen, who alongside Max's father Jos manages the 22-year-old, said Verstappen is in the Red Bull simulator this week, working on the 2020 car "and laterally also for 2021".
"So it's an ongoing process."
As for the process of negotiating a new contract for 2021, and rumours that Mercedes or Ferrari might be interested, Vermeulen admitted there is movement in this area.
"No, no," he answered when asked if Dr Helmut Marko is now pressing for a 2021 deal.
"But we have contact. Myself or Jos are always there and we keep in touch.
"The team is under pressure as it wants to go for the title next year, and that is the most important thing for now," Vermeulen said.
"Next year is the moment of truth."
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I care about solving problems and I hope to build beautiful, logically interesting things, working in a team that cares about ethics, collaboration, and quality.
My first role at SigFig was as an angularJS dev. Along with developing unit-tested
features and fixing bugs, I helped redesign the build system of a large whitelabeled
typescript app to use ES2015 modules and manage dependencies with npm or yarn; I converted
hundreds of files to the new system during the migration. I personally refactored the
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its configuration. I also designed the component A/B testing API and rewrote its
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testing backend could easily be replaced by a better alternative down the line. I was also
involved in the early stages of work with a new frontend application using typescript and
react.
Soon after, I transfered over to work on building the Scala backend service which supports
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Cornell Law School picked up the Lawfetcher project, rebranding it as RIO (Read It Online) and hiring me to maintain and expand it. I refactored and completed test coverage of the domain logic; wrote code to parse a broader set of citation types and link to more sources; converted the build process to transpile modular ES2015 application code and tests; and implemented a filename fingerprinting system to manage browser caching, enabling both frequent, iterative code deployment and efficient loading.
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As software engineer for an HR and compliance startup, I worked with the entire stack from stylesheets to server ops. I maintained Middleman static sites for the company's landing page and blog as well as its Rails app. I personally implemented secure and user-friendly integrations with TraxPayroll and Greenhouse.io, which involved complicated data mapping, multiple forms of encryption, and, at times, working with out-of-date and contradictory documentation. I organized both the stylesheets and javascript assets, spanning hundreds of files (some containing several thousands of lines); and in general, worked hard to model and advocate for consistency of data modeling, clear and explicit API boundaries, and well-designed abstraction on a codebase, initially built by foreign contractors, that left much to be desired in those regards.
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While employed at Art 4 Life, independently pursued interests in Statistics and Computer Science. Where I discovered how much I enjoy programming.
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Weirdest requests made by Nottingham hotel guests revealed
'Can you arrange for me to meet David Attenborough at Attenborough Nature Reserve?'
by Rachel GormanIf you've ever felt naughty pocketing the toiletries following a hotel stay, or worried it was too cheeky to ask the reception for a tea and biscuits top up then stop!
Instead, console yourself with the knowledge that this year one Travelodge guest asked staff if they could arrange a meet-and-greet with David Attenborough at Attenborough Nature Reserve.
The quirky request is one of 10, revealed by the hotel chain, as some of the weirdest its Nottingham staff have dealt with over the last 12 months.
Others include:
"Where can I meet Robin Hood?"

"Can you call our Shanghai office and pretend to be me as they think I can speak Mandarin?"
"Will I see the golden goose at the Nottingham Goose Fair?".
Travelodge spokeswoman, Shakila Ahmed, says there has also been a spike in guests asking staff for help with wedding proposals.
"One customer asked for a unicorn pedal boat and for a rainbow to appear above the hotel at 4.16pm for a wedding proposal at Thurrock Travelodge," she says.
"The team at Rhyl Travelodge were asked to set up a romantic candlelit dinner on Rhyl beach with a path of red rose petals from the hotel to the table.
"At Leamington Spa Travelodge the hotel team were tasked to get a full moon outside the customer’s room window in order to create a moonlight setting.”
The hotel chain annually welcomes around 19 million customers across 570 hotels, including three in Nottingham.
Shakila says: "Our hotel teams receive thousands of interesting requests from business and leisure guests. Where possible, our hotel teams will go above and beyond to help customers as they relish a good challenge.
"However there are some requests beyond their control, such as getting a raft of ducks to go to sleep, stopping the traffic on the M5, getting the Northern Lights to make an appearance and getting a herd of sheep as a sleep aid.”
Ten weirdest request made by Nottingham Travelodge guests
Where can I meet Robin Hood?
Can you arrange for me to meet David Attenborough at the Attenborough Nature Reserve
Can you arrange an away day for my team at Sherwood Forest?
Will I see the golden goose at the Nottingham Goose Fair?
Can you arrange for a white horse to take my son to his wedding?
Can you arrange for a cake in the design of a Faberge Egg for my mum’s 65th birthday?
Can you call our Shanghai office and pretend to me as they think I can speak Mandarin?
Can you please decorate my hands with an ornate design for my friend’s wedding
Can you arrange for 14 doves to fly over the hotel when my daughter leaves the hotel to get married?
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The decorator you use to connect your form component to Redux. See details.
reducer
The form reducer. Should be given to mounted to your Redux state at
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.
reducer.syncValidation(Object<String, Object<String, Function>>)
Returns a form reducer that will also run the synchronous validation function given for each form name.
props
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redux-form
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redux-form
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Designing digital solutions which engage citizens in four core areas — logistics, health outcomes, user-centric impact, and communication.
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Disparities in equitable distribution, vaccine efficacy, duration of immunity, multi-dose adherence, and privacy-focused user experience are among the most critical difficulties that must be addressed. The biggest hurdles in designing digital solutions which engage citizens in this pandemic are human and societal as well as technological. Trust at all levels and among all participants is mandatory for success. Can participatory real time epidemiology and user-centric crowd-sourced solutions help? The deployment of exposure notification/health passport apps is a promising start.
The conference will bring together experts and stakeholders to address the consequences impacting disease-spread, individual behaviour, society, the economy, and data privacy.
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The Conference on "Vaccines for All" hosted by MIT Media Lab, AutoID Lab and New America invites abstract submissions in all areas related (but not limited to): vaccine logistics, health outcomes, challenges, and consequences. To create a constructive, innovative, and open community, all quality abstracts will be welcomed to present at the presentation session. Presenting an abstract is a great way to receive feedback for both published and unpublished work. We highly encourage abstract based on published work. Abstract presentations are an integral part of the conference and will be presented in interactive sessions. Additionally, abstracts will be distributed to all conference participants and virtually presented at 1 PM ET on December 11th.
Abstracts should be limited to maximum of 4 pages (single column) for technical content including figures and possible references, and with one additional optional 5th page containing only references.
Due to the virtual nature of the conference, we also accept abstracts for both published and ongoing work be in the form of slides presentation format.
The Conference on "Vaccines for All" hosted by MIT Media Lab, AutoID Lab and New America invites essay submissions pertinent to vaccination and the COVID-19 global pandemic. We highly encourage everyone to seize this opportunity to learn, write, and discuss about COVID-19 vaccination. We recommend utilizing sources to help you in your research, but make sure to use your imagination and think outside the box! Essays can expand into topics such as:
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Builder who won £105,000,000 Euromillions jackpot goes back to work as promised
by James HockadayMany of you will have fantasised about hitting the jackpot, walking out of your job immediately and shooting off to an idyllic beach in the Caribbean.
Self-employed Steve Thomson could have easily could have easily called it quits after winning the £105 million EuroMillions jackpot last month.
But the 42-year-old builder is a man of his word and has been spotted back at work, having vowed to honour outstanding jobs for his clients.
The dad-of-three was seen hauling boxes, figuring out quotes and driving the same old van he shares with his best friend and business partner Neil Peet.
Residents from his town of in Selsey, West Sussex said you’d never guess he was ‘one of the richest men in Britain’ and praised his honourable work ethic.
Hailing him as a ‘total legend’, one local told the Sun: ‘Steve’s a mega jackpot winner but first and foremost a loyal builder.
‘He could be sitting on a sun-kissed beach sipping champers but instead he’s still at work like the rest of us.’
Steve and his wife Lenka Thomson, 41, became the ninth biggest winners in the history of the National Lottery, which celebrated its 25th anniversary last month.
They were practically speechless at a press conference as they recalled their life-changing win on November 19.
Steve said he was was ‘on the verge of having a heart attack’ when he realised he had matched all seven numbers.
He said he only bothered to check his ticket when a colleague who was picking him up for work was running late.
Lenka and Steve say they want to buy a new home so their eight-year-old daughter and two sons aged 10 and 15 can finally have their own bedrooms.
Their youngest boy has already asked for a Tesla car while their daughter says she wants a pink iPhone.
Steve’s parents couldn’t believe the news at first and said: ‘We’ll believe it when we see it.’
Lenka mistakenly thought her husband had won £105,000 at first, before realising he had become a millionaire.
She has asked for a Christmas holiday and said their winnings will make her annual trips to see her family in Slovakia ‘a lot more affordable’.
Steve said ‘everyone is going to have a good Christmas’ and insisted neither he, Lenka or his mum would be cooking this year.
He has vowed to be ‘sensibly generous’ with his winnings and wants to do ‘whatever he can’ to help his village.


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Leganes coach Aguirre fears Messi free-kicks ahead of Barça meeting
Barcelona travel to Leganes after the international break in La Liga
by SPORT.ESJavier Aguirre replaced Mauricio Pellegrino as Leganes coach at the start of the month and kicked off with a decent 1-1 draw against high-flying Real Sociedad.
Things don't get much easier for Aguirre after the international break, with Leganes welcoming league leaders Barcelona -- and Lionel Messi -- to Butarque.
Leganes are bottom of the table but Aguirre told Onda Cero he doesn't think they are "dead" and that they still have time to save themselves.
He also spoke about the visit of Messi, who has already scored four free-kicks this season, including two in his last match against Celta Vigo.
"For Messi, a free-kick is a penalty, it's incredible what he does," he said. Asked if he'd considered defending his set plays without a wall, he added: "One of my coaching staff suggested it. I said if I leave Messi outside the area against (goalkeeper) Pichu Cuellar and give him 10 balls, he'd score 11 goals."
Aguirre also spoke about who he considers the best player in history. He said that "I played against Maradona," but he added that "the best to me was always Johan Cruyff, he did everything on the pitch."


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Welcome to episode 57 of Keeping Up With The Joneses.
Somebody has had their caffeine.
I have had some, but I probably need some more.
Based on the introduction, you don't need anything more.
Well, I didn't sing a jingle, so clearly I need a little bit more.
Why are you so tired, darling?
Well, I didn't sleep that well last night.
I ended up getting about four hours of sleep.
That's never good. Why didn't you sleep, darling?
Not entirely sure.
It may have some sense to do with the quantities of marshmallows.

Are you kidding me?
Well, because I haven't had much sugar in the last, I don't know, month or so.
Uh huh.
Except when you're cheating.
What wasn't so much cheating?
No, that's cheating.
I rewarded myself.
Okay.
I burned a ton of calories yesterday.
My Apple Watch does not lie.
Uh huh.
And then you build them back in with marshmallows.
They were just there and they were white and they were fluffy and they're
taunting me.

Right.
And so I think eating the four or five or six that I did.
Poor five or six.
I lost count.
Once the sugar high took over.
I just used that many and I didn't notice.
You have issues?
Well, I thought I'd be safe because I ate them at nine o'clock.
We went to bed at 11 o'clock, but I was awake till two o'clock.
Who wasn't my finest hour of decision making?
I think I need to go and help you with that by throwing out the rest of them so that you can't make the same error.
-How was this week for you? -It was a busy week, wasn't it?
I mean, I guess we say that every week. Meetings, meetings, and more meetings.
But good meetings. -Well, let's not go so far as to say good meetings.
Monday, we were in meetings pretty much all day against our will.

In one of the meetings, the person presenting, and this wasn't somebody from Grace Center,
but the person presenting used a mix of times in your Roman and comic sounds.
At that point, in the presentation, at that point, I wanted to just, I'm sorry, darling,
I know that's very painful for you.
Oh, I was just like, is this a test from the Lord?
Is this a test from the Lord?
It probably was.
How do you think you did?
Well, yeah, let's move on.
I mean, aside from those mandatory meetings that we couldn't escape, it was a great week.
It was a good week.
Ask me what my highlight of this week was.
What was your high?
Jurassic world.
Really?
In IMAX.
Okay, can I just tell you?
Emily Mason told us that the movie was calmer than the previous Jurassic parks and that
no dinosaurs jump out at you.
That is not the truth.
That is not even remotely close to the truth.
What did you think it would be?
A movie of dinosaurs just reading poetry?
I don't know.
But there's definitely dinosaurs.
I can think of like 10 scenes where a dinosaur jumps out of you.
And it was in 3D.
Well we saw it in iMac 3D.
So that may have worked.
And they jumped out.
Good heavens.
I almost jumped on to the little lady next to me at one point.
She was squealing a lot.
She was very cute.
She kept screaming.
And then she sort of curled up in the fetal position and basically was like almost like
in her husband's lap throughout the entire movie, which he was smiling and quite enjoying her antics.
I liked it from start to beginning. It was a perfect beginning. Yes, I like the start and the
beginning as well. It's just that later into the movie, it wasn't so great. I'll plead the four
hours of sleep and then the minute. No, I really liked it. I thought it was your classic summer
blockbuster. It was really, really excellent. It was very good. And tonight we're going to go
see Tomorrowland. Yes. Which I mean, see you're so excited about that too.
Are you? I'm I think I'm more excited about Tomorrowland. Though I have no idea what to
expect, I don't really know what it's about. It has George Clooney in it, that's all you care about.
Right. What else do you need to know? Our deadline for S.O.S.L. was this week, so that was fun.
Watching everybody finish plan. Thank you to everybody who applied. We are looking forward to
reading all your applications this week and we'll try to get back to you as quickly as we can.
So exciting.
Today is Father's Day.
I had to get it in there.

Wow.
Aren't I?
But Father's Day.
It's Father's Day.
Do you want to tell everybody what you got me for Father's Day this year?
I got you the same thing I think I get you every year for Father's Day.
It requires no creativity but you love it and that is the Apple's developer kit.
That's right.
This is how awesome my wife is.
My wife and my children every year buy me a year-long membership to the Apple developer
community, which even though I'm not developer, they give me access to all the pruelly software,
which this year, this must just mark my maturity.
This year I did not install the first round of betas.
This is the first year that you've done that.
Everyone.
Because what usually happens is I install the betas and then my phone stops working or
my iPad doesn't.
And you spend several weeks frustrated, but you still claim it's worth it.
But I kind of enjoy the frustration because it makes me feel like what Windows users must
go through.
Oh, you're trying to relate to the rest of the game?
Yeah, really.
It's like, you know, last year it was announced, I downloaded it, I installed it like 20 minutes
before I was preaching it and it.
And that wasn't my smartest move to install incredibly flaky software.
So anyway, this year, what I learned is skip the developer preview and wait for like some
of the betas, which should be at this week.
That's exciting.
Which I'm really excited about.
Main topic for this week.
It would be obvious if we would talk about Father's Day, but we talked about it last
year.
Not to say that we can't talk about Father's.
Father's are amazing, amazing, amazing.
But I'm not sure if we mentioned this last year when we're talking about Father's Day,
but this particular season has traditionally been quite rough for you.
Do you want to explain why?
Yeah.
Well, for me, June 21, which is actually today, this year, but June 21 is my dad's birthday.
And on the year that he actually killed himself, he killed himself on Father's Day, which
was June 23rd.
So every time it sort of comes up to around Father's Day, I have not only his birthday,
but the anniversary of his death.
And also Father's Day, sometimes they're all on the same day, sometimes, you know what
I mean?
Well, they're never on the exact same day, obviously, because there's, but it's just,
know, it's just historically been hard. It's hard not to think about him. It's hard not to miss him.
Right. And then throw in when we got married. My birthday happens to fall within this week.
Yeah. And it's Father's Day. You know, once we start having kids, not only did you have to wrestle
through missing your dad, but there was a sense where you realized, Oh, I need to celebrate my
husband. And the kids wanted to celebrate me. And the face facts, I wanted to celebrate me.
Yeah. And it's, you know, on one level, it's, I don't know if it's the right phrase to say,
it's just not okay, not to, but like I had to sort of go, okay, I want to celebrate you. I want
to celebrate Alan. I want to teach the kids to celebrate you. And, but I also, in the midst of that,
want to be real to how I'm feeling and allow God to come in, work in my heart anyway.
As an aside, you know you're talking about you want the kids to celebrate me earlier today.
I set up Tia who's now six with her her own iPad which she's had for a couple of years,
but I set her up with an iCloud account so she can text people. And so her first text,
I mean she said, well daddy, I can't write, but actually what we found is it really develops
our writing and reading skills getting text from us. But I showed her the emoji page. So I said,
I said, "Well, you can just text me with pictures."

So my first ever text from my six year old is four emojis.
The first one is a DVD.
The second one is a CD.
The third one is a bag of money
and the fourth one is a diamond.
(laughs)
I'm feeling pretty celebrated.
- That's okay, honey.
She sent me a hamburger.
I was like, "Oh, look, T is texting.
What did she do?"
texted me a hamburger. She must want breakfast.
(laughs)
- I should point out right now to all the adults
that Tia likes, she's been asking me for all of your numbers
so that she can text you, so brace yourself.
Anyway, back to--
- I think she might have a crush on Jeff's lotter, darling.
- There's no thing, she just said,
can you give me Jeff's lotter's phone number
so I can text him?
I was like, I'm not sure Jeff's gonna particularly appreciate that.
- We're not sure he wants to hear from me, darling.
But anyway, it's very cute.
Anyway, sorry, we were talking about celebration in the midst of difficult circumstances.
You had a revelation about that this week.
As I was thinking about this week and doing the podcast, I was thinking, it is difficult
to celebrate in the midst of things not being perfect, but actually, rarely are things ever
going to be perfect.
If you have to wait to celebrate until they're perfect, you're probably never going to celebrate.
Right, and Pastor Jeff has talked about that this week.
He was talking about how perfectionism forbids celebration.
Because for the perfectionist,
they can never acknowledge that something's good
until it's good enough.
So they just end up in this cycle
where you can't celebrate anything
and he was encouraging us as a staff
to actually celebrate progress and not the goal.
- Yeah, and I think too,
like celebration also acknowledges trust in God.
like being able to celebrate where things are at now
without them being perfect,
like just being able to go, wow God,
I see all of this stuff.
It doesn't mean you don't see all the other stuff,
but being able to celebrate that also puts your heart
in a position of trusting God and honoring God
for what he's actually doing.
I think there's such a temptation in life
to look around at the things that aren't great
and focus on those.
And one of the things that Don said this morning,
you know, when he, when he was talking about Philippians,
Philippians doesn't say,
"Look at whatever's not working out, whatever's dismal,
whatever's horrendous."
It says, you know, look at what's good and true
and think about these things.
And I think it's a great reminder.
Like if you center your heart on being able to be thankful
and celebrate the things that are around you,
I think probably one, you're gonna invite more
of those things towards you, you know,
out of thankfulness, you're opening doors
for better things to come.
But it's not a lie to celebrate
when there's also stuff that's wrong.
Does that make sense?
- Right, you mean it's not fraudulent?
- Yeah, 'cause I think sometimes we think,
like I remember right after my dad died,
well, probably not right after,
it was probably about seven or eight months
after my dad died, I remember the first time I laughed
and I remember thinking, why am I even laughing?
Like, how can I laugh?
He's still gone.
- Right.

It's necessary to have moments of levity and being able to acknowledge when things are
okay and it doesn't mean that everything's perfect.
Right.
So, I mean, I was just sort of thinking about that kind of stuff, like the challenge to
not look around you and complain or, you know, but be able to look around you and go, "Okay,
God, what can I celebrate in what you're doing right now?"
really powerful thing because you tend to attract whatever you focus on. I think that's why I love
being surrounded by childlike people. And I mean that in the highest form of a compliment. But
there's people in my life who will find the good in everything. And I love those people. Because I
don't know if I'm just hardwired. I mean, I don't know what it is, but I can walk into anywhere and
notice, you know, the pictures that aren't straight or the light bulbs that aren't on or the fingerprint
on an otherwise clean table and I can actually miss the greatness for one or two other things.
Then I have people in my life who don't even notice those things and I'm like, "What is life like
for you?" And it looks like life is much gittier for them than it is for me.
Right. Well, that's the whole childlike-ness thing, isn't it?
Right.
Our kids really don't care if there's fingerprints or if there's whatever. They just
walk in a room and want to enjoy the room, want to enjoy the people.
That's probably because they're the instigators of all the fingerprints.
Well, that's true, but I still think that there's something about the way kids view things.
It just isn't the way that we view it. And there's probably something that's better about their view.
With some friends coming to town at the start of the year and share with the staff at Grey
Center, and they said something that stuck with me since January, and they said that celebration
is the highest form of acceptance. And I've really felt like the Lord this year, this first six months of the year, has been really encouraging me to celebrate and to receive celebration.
And you know, that whole thing of like celebrating the successes of other people. And I think that's a great, it sounds silly to say discipline.
but i think sometimes if we're not careful we're so caught up on what's going on in our life
that we forget to push pause and celebrate what's going on in other people's lives right
and then you know bill johnson talking about honors that his description of honors brilliant
he said honor is the ability to celebrate who someone is without stumbling over who they're not
right talk to me about what that looks like in your life well i think in terms of like father's
I mean, of course I post on Instagram and I was looking for a picture to post of my dad
this morning and I guess I sometimes think like, if I post this, you know, does that,
you know, I can post a picture of my dad and I can celebrate the things that he was without
stumbling over the things that he wasn't because the Lord has healed my heart a lot in that
area and I can absolutely celebrate him and be really thankful that I had him as a dad.
You know, and he wasn't perfect, but God's taking care of the rest.
You know, he's made up the lot.
Right.
And I think you have to be able to do that to be able to really love or appreciate anybody
because nobody is going to be perfect.
Right.
So, so for me, it's just being able to go on Father's Day.
Yeah, there's a lot that wasn't there, but hey, Dad, there was some things that you were
really great at, and I'm thankful for those things.
I've been really struck by when Graham Cook was here a couple of weeks ago, and he said,
"You know, God doesn't look at what's wrong with people.
He looks at what's missing from their experience."
Yeah, so good.
And so you think about people who are not perfect.
The danger is that we, if we're not careful, will nullify what's good about them by focusing
on what's not great about them.
And that line, there's a danger sometimes when God's introducing new revelation that
we write off what he's saying as purely semantics.
So I remember when Chip Judd first taught me about boundaries, you know, 12 years ago.
I was furious with his teaching because it sounded like he was splitting hairs.
It sounded like semantic.

I was like, "Oh, this is ridiculous."
So when Graham says, "God doesn't look at what's wrong with someone, he just asks what's missing from their experience."
It just sounds like a nice, cuddly, politically correct way of saying the same thing, but it's completely different.
It's totally different, yeah.
You know, it instantly ushers in grace.
It instantly presents an opportunity to help be part of the missing experience.
And it's instantly make celebrating other people way, way easier.
And it moves you out of judgment into mercy.
Here's a fun exercise for our listeners this week.
I'm assuming it's Father's Day everywhere.
I guess it is.
I know Mother's Day is different in.
Yeah, I think Father's Day is still the same everywhere.

Maybe you haven't.
Maybe like AJ, you had a, you know, a negative experience with a father.
And maybe unlike AJ, you never got the restoration that you would have loved.
Maybe the things that, you know, your dad was missing has nullified your ability to
celebrate him.
But I want to broaden this a little bit further afield than just fathers and just
ask, who could you celebrate this week?
And then how could you celebrate them?
Is it a sampling as simple as writing them a card, dropping them an email, sending them
a gift voucher, you know, whatever, how can you practically celebrate somebody this week
and express to them your love and your affection for the fact that they're in your life without
feeling like you're being insincere because you feel like you're overlooking the things
they're not good at.
Rather than feeling you need to overlook them, why not ask the Lord what is missing from
their experience with him and maybe see if you can minister into that area.
Yeah.
That doesn't include here.

Yes, that would not be under ministering.
No, no.
We have some listeners questions, babe.
And one question, which I thought was really, really good fits in with what we've
just been talking about.
It's from Annie and she writes in.
She says, "I feel like I have been in a season of waiting for an extended period of time
and have seen and felt visible growth in my heart and life during the wait."
My question is, in the waiting, how do you not lose hope in the very dream that you're waiting
to see fulfilled? I guess, Annie, I guess my first response would probably be just being
filled up. Like, keep looking at him. If we only look at the things that we're waiting for and the
fact that they haven't arrived yet, then we're probably focusing on the very wrong thing.
And it's like that watchpot never boils thing.
You know, it's going to make everything feel like it's taking longer anyway because our
focus isn't actually on the Lord, but on what we feel like we're waiting for.
Does that make sense?
So I guess my advice would be to just push into God.
Like, I think no matter what it is that you're waiting for, the Lord isn't going to allow
you to miss it as long as your heart is not to miss it. You know what I mean? As long as your heart
is to push into God and be like, "Lord, I want everything you have for me." And you focus on him.
Those things that you're waiting for are going to come when it's the right time for them to arrive,
but it's probably going to feel like a shorter period of time if you can focus on him rather
than focusing on the lack of them arriving. There's also the other element where character is formed
in the absence of what you want. And so that it's very easy to praise God and to give him honor and worship and glory
when you have everything you want. And it's not that that's cheap worship at all, it's very, very
valid worship from an overflowing heart. But there's something about worshiping God and
purposes in your heart to praise Him even before what you're looking for and the answer has come.
Because there's something about declaring God's goodness in the seeming absence of his goodness
that actually does incredible things for our heart.
And like you said, babe, if you're just focusing on the negative, it tends to lead to bitterness
rather than celebration.
Yeah. So don't focus on the dream, focus on him, but realize that he's somebody who cares more about
your dreams than you do.
Yeah. That old ancient Chinese proverb, don't miss today by focusing on tomorrow.
Is that an ancient Chinese proverb?
I'm not sure it's an ancient Chinese proverb, but I think I saw on a P.F. Chang's
fortune cookies. So there you go.
Our second question this week says this. I just recently started catching up on all your episodes.
This is the only podcast I currently listen to, and I love it.
Thanks for a great show. I feel filled up when I write this into you and your guests. Well, thank
you so much. This is the question. Do you have any wisdom on how to be kind and friendly to people
without giving them the idea that you want a deeper relationship.
I'm specifically talking about friendships with people of the same gender.
There is someone in my life I've spent enough time around to know that I don't want a deeper relationship with.
This is not a bad person, but I have reasons for not wanting to further this relationship.
We work together so I can't just choose to never see her.
In the past I might have opted for somewhat cold interactions and even avoidance, but that's not a healthy solution.
Other than declining invitations to hang out which makes me feel unkind, even though that's not my intent,
I haven't had an explicit boundaries talk with her.
I may responder with a high gift of mercy so I find it very difficult to know how to still love this person
and help her to feel accepted while maintaining the relational distance I need from her.
Thank you for any guidance you can offer.
I'm not sure I have any guidance that you might want to hear.
Because I'm a much lower responder.
I wouldn't personally have any of the feelings that you're having.
So it sounds like feelings aside.
It sounds like you already know what you want to do.
You want to not develop a relationship with this person that you work with.
Because they're not life to you on whatever level.
On whatever level.
I think the first thing you probably your heart probably needs to hear is that's completely OK.

You don't have to be friends with everyone.
You don't.
And especially the people that really want to be friends with you,
and you really don't want to be, that shouldn't change what you're deciding.
So it sounds like you're conflicted there.
That's not a sentiment I'm familiar with.
So pardon me if my advice seems a little bit cold.
So I love that you're being powerful enough.
you're not just choosing passive aggression.
But I don't think there's anything wrong with declining invitations to hang out.
Like the only way a relationship grows is either you invest it in it or they invest in it.
And so if they're trying to invest in it by asking you to spend time outside of work
or this or that the next thing, the simple way to ensure that you don't invest in it
is to decline those.
And if that leads to a conversation like, hey, how can we never hang out anymore?
you can address that head on, but it doesn't sound like you're trying a backpedal relationship.
It sounds like you're not wanting to move forward in the relationship, so it's unlikely that that's going to happen.
You said other than declining invitations to hang out, which makes me feel unkind, even though that's not my intent.
If I could just speak to your heart and just say you're not unkind for being honest with another person's feelings.
What would be unkind is to actually accept an invitation you don't actually want to accept,
because then that's fraudulent and you're actually investing in a relationship you have
no desire to do so.
So yeah, you'd end up hurting their hearts way more later on.
It's way better to just be like, oh, thank you for asking.
I don't want to do that.
Right.
And it's usually better to use language like I don't want to do that rather than, oh,
I'm sorry, I can't because my mother's in time that week because that means next week
when your mother's not in town, it's perfectly legitimate to request it again.
So it's much easier just to be quite powerful in your conversations.
Now the tricky part, most normal human beings will read those interactions and probably
- Eventually.
- Yeah, stop inviting you.
It may mean that you have to have a more powerful conversation or a more direct conversation,
which would usually happen in one of two situations.
One, they're not picking up what you're throwing down.
So you know, you maybe it may come to the fact that you have a more powerful conversation.

And at which point you can just say, yeah, you know what?
My friendship quarter right now is completely full.
I'm having difficulty maintaining the friendships I do have without trying to grow new ones.
And I really want to honor the existing relationships I have.
a very polite way of expressing what's going on in your heart, or they might have a meltdown
if there's a bunch of stuff missing from their experience with God.
And in which case, you might need to take a kind of software approach.
I think basically you don't have to feel bad for not wanting to be in relationship with
everybody that's around you.
Nobody can actually do that.
Nobody can be in relationship with everyone.
Now you can be loving towards them, but you don't have to be their friend.
So I think first of all, to give you the freedom to say, okay, that's not what I want.
And it's okay that that's not what I want.
And that's not unloving to not want that.
I think the danger is somewhere along the lines, we've been taught that in order to be
loving, you have to meet the needs of people that are expressing needs.
That's not love.
That's insanity.

That's not your job.
You're not designed to do that.
So just free you up to be able to be you and be able to invest in the friends that you've
chosen or that God's placed around you and be free to do that.
It could be that you're going to end up having to have a conversation and you can still be
kind and you can still be loving, but you need to be truthful because otherwise you're
going to end up having the same conversation over and over again.
So you do need to be able to say, "I really appreciate that you'd like to be friends or
or whatever it is that they're asking.
The thing is, I have lots of friends
that I'm already trying to invest in
and I just don't feel like I can invest in anymore
at this time or however you wanna put it,
but just be clear.
- Well, that's it for this week.
If you wanna see the show notes for this episode,
go to allonagio.com/57.
If you would like more information or more teaching
on the snippet that we talked about there
about setting boundaries with other people in relationships,
We have a 3CD teaching.
Also available is a 3MP3 download set on boundaries.
You can go to our website<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to find out more information about that and listen
to some samples.
AJ, anything happening this week we need to know about?
Nope.
I think we're done.
All right ladies and gentlemen, have an incredible week.
We will see you this time next week.
Have an amazing week.
Well, we probably won't see you, but we'll hear you or no, you'll hear us.
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Constituency profile: Cambridge
Could the Lib Dems stage a comeback in this strongly pro-Remain seat?
MPs from the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat parties have all represented Cambridge over the past 30 years.
But recently the seat has become purely a two-horse race between Labour and the Lib Dems.
Changing demographics within the city, together with an expanding student population, have pushed Cambridge leftwards across the political spectrum.
Since 1992, the constituency has alternated between Labour and Lib Dem MPs and was won by Labour at both the 2015 and 2017 elections.
Daniel Zeichner is defending the seat for Labour and does so from a position of strength, having increased his majority from 599 in 2015 to 12,661 in 2017.
A hefty swing of 11.4% is needed for the Liberal Democrats to take back the seat they held between 2005 and 2015.
But the party believes it has a chance – and Brexit could be the key to victory.
The area covered by the local authority of Cambridge – not quite the same as the parliamentary constituency – voted 73.8% Remain in the 2016 EU referendum.
This was the 10th highest Remain vote in the UK.
If the Lib Dems’ anti-Brexit message attracts a lot of Labour voters disillusioned with Jeremy Corbyn’s Brexit policy, plus some Remain-backing Conservatives, Cambridge might be within the party’s grasp.
Party leader Jo Swinson visited the seat on Wednesday as part of the Liberal Democrats’ manifesto launch.
A total of eight candidates are standing in Cambridge in this election: Labour, Lib Dems, Conservative, Green, Brexit Party, SDP, Rebooting Democracy and an independent.


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