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3 Arrival Waves? (2022, 2024, 2026) + Bring Your Pets?
Isaiah 17 - Summer War?
Why Does Israel Let Us In?
Since the earliest editions of Know the Future, the next expected event in Bible prophecy has been the M.E. Nuclear War. This is the conflict by which Damascus shall finally have “ceased to be a city and become a ruinous heap” (Isaiah 17:1). From what Isaiah and Psalm 83 say, Israel is attacked (for a fourth time since 1948) by an overwhelming coalition of Arab neighbor nations. Israel responds to this existential threat by using nuclear weapons, the so-called “Samson Option,” something Israel has threatened in two past conflicts (1973 Yom Kippur and 1990 Gulf War). This scenario explains how Damascus is both destroyed and never rebuilt like it would be after an earthquake. The nuclear fallout prevents resettlement of Damascus like it did for the Chernobyl reactor's worker town of Pripyat. As a result, the world's oldest continuously inhabited city will remain ruins despite being the capital of Syria (at least until the restoration of all things in the Millennium).
The question that has always dogged me about this event is when does it happen in relation to the start of 70th week? Clearly, there are events inside the beginning of the 70th week that depend on this war happening first. The chief and most obvious example of this is as our move to a “believer's settlement” in Judea starting in 2024 for safety from WW3/Wormwood in 2026 or the so-called “beginning of sorrows” per Joel 2:32=Matthew 24:16. Non-Jews are not allowed to reside in Israel and it will take the heavy casualties and need for aid in the wake of a war to even temporarily change that longstanding immigration policy.
However, whether this war starts inside the 70th week (right after it begins) or some years before that has remained a question. The challenge is that this war is only described in OT prophecies and not in the chronological framework of Revelation. This uncertainty has been reflected on the Revelation Roadmap chart by ambiguously showing the war event (2nd box from left below) as straddling a stretch of the chart before the start and after the start of the 70th week (with a footnote explaining this).
If you have not already done so, be sure to read the earlier study on 2026 before proceeding as that will lay the foundation of the 70th week needed to understand the chart above and the article below.
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I wonder how much certain topics are coincidences or if I just have my antennas up.
I enjoyed this article. There is also the flip side of the coin with grace and forgiveness and judgement. But I haven’t checked out the Handling Verbal Article. Ecclesiastes 7:21-22 is one of my favorite passages.
Faith and complaining are inseparable in those stories.
Do not believe that lie, friend.
Igor……You are NOT the antichrist.
You are not the antichrist – you’re just a very naughty boy.
Great article. I apparently missed the clue about keeping track of my complaining responses and attitudes from fellowship last Sunday so I’ll plan on doing this for the next week. I’m sure it will be rather humbling to review a weeks worth of this behaviour but should help to provide some perspective and identify triggers.
Thanks for the ongoing help and support as we learn to live Gods way.
The danger of complaining lies with feeling justified for doing so. And that justification can stem from pride, wondering why certain injustices or troubles have befallen our family. Most of us can relate to the “why me” or “why is this happening to us” dialogue as if we shouldn’t have to experience trials & tribulations.
Tim, I think you are spot on presenting this information as life-saving prep work for the conditions we will have to face. Katrina I started listening to your podcast but will have to finish it later when my house is quiet. But I do thank you sincerely for being honest in your struggles with complaining. This is an area that I am struggling with and it’s always encouraging to know how others are successfully pruning their spiritual branches.
Your article has definitely heightened the sense of urgency for getting my attitude in check for what lies ahead. I’d rather go through the discipline now rather than have God make an example out of me because I have not exercised self-control.
Thank you again for your work!
Well, this is extremely interesting. Yesterday I was talking with my 9 year old son about EXACTLY this point and the scriptures you shared. Last week I also considered keeping a notepad for how often my wife and I showed appreciated and gratitude and how often we complained and criticized.
I am not a warm and fuzzy person, I very seldom say that “it’s a sign” (remind me to tell you a joke about that) but I don’t believe what you wrote to be a co-incident, perhaps this is confirmation for both of our families about where we need to be – conformation post fact for you guys 🙂. Very, very timely Tim.
Also you mentioned Ananias and Sephira- funny enough I think about them all the time. My wife and I discussed this this morning talking about how when we are called to give and set up the kibbutz we can store anything up for ourselves (like women’s products, deodorant, anything personal because we can prepare just for ourselves – every thing we have will be for the body. There will be a double issue there – what is ours is no longer ours and those that have not prepared need to be shown grace and not reluctant giving even if they were late to the party and contributed nothing (just like the scripture about the workers in the field in a way were the workers that came early complained about “fairness” with those coming at the end getting the same pay – it’s a similar “justice” issue that we as humans have a problem with.
I could talk on and on about the scriptures and ideas and revelations my wife and I are having and had all surrounding your teaching. Great stuff Tim, it is helping to increase my faith we are in the right path and that we believe we are in the right place to support you as unto the lord. Exciting times. I pray God continues to speak to you, me and everyone involved clearly like this.
I just read the supporter content with regards to your planned move to Israel to prepare the way for the people. I had to write to you because I could not contain the emotion I have in my heart. It is filled with happiness right now and excitement, but also a lot of anxiety only in the sense where I am anxious about not being able to prepare everything I have set in my heart to do for that time (and I will tell you about it in a bit), but I just need to trust in Father to help us in all of this. Need to learn to trust more!
On my end, I started reading your content and studying the Bible when I was a stay at home mom 9-10 years ago. When my little one (third) came to school age, I went back to work and I wasn’t able to dedicate “full time” as before. But recently, my family moved away from the big city (Toronto) to a very small town about 2 hours out. Previously, my husband wasn’t a believer. (And I owe so much of what you taught, Tim, about kindness, instead of forcing him to believe when I first started out.) Last year he started to become convinced of the truth of God’s word and we started praying together and studying the Bible together (also with the children). We felt that we were being led by Father to move out of the distractions of the world and be in a place where it was hard for our friends to reach us and hard for us to go anywhere because now we’re just in the middle of farmlands. We started (trying) to do Sabbath the best way we can (my desire since forever but only recently husband willing to do so, and I can’t even believe the blessedness of this, how finally we are able to do this as a family, although super far from perfect.) Our family also stopped eating pork and shellfish and other unclean foods since we moved here (almost 2 years now!) despite my husband being a chef. Doing this not for traditional reasons but because we realized really why Father is giving us these things, not prevent us from doing things but to protect us, to keep us healthier and well.
We both just left our jobs early this year to work on a business, with the goal of saving up money to pay all our debts (the jobs aren’t working, and we realized, for 6 years it wouldn’t be enough) for ourselves and, most especially, because Father had placed in my heart to help people to move to Israel when the time comes, we were planning to earn enough money so that we could move our families and others, anyone else who didn’t have funds enough to do so, whoever it may be. I don’t know that this is going to go as planned but we need your help in praying for us as well, that we do not lose our way and continue as planned.
Another thing is, I would like to pray about this, because as soon as I read your content about 2022, I just had the overwhelming desire to go and help you out. I don’t know how my husband will feel about this yet, but please do let me know if you might need any help when the time comes for you to be there. My husband is super hardworking and hands on, with anything you give him in terms of work. He is also very handy around the house.
For years now I had been praying for what Father’s purpose is for my life, and I didn’t know what it was exactly but I know He had placed in my heart to want to help. I just didn’t know how I could help people until the time when He placed in my heart that I could help with the move. I’m writing this to let you know, if you need help with anything by 2022 or 2023, please reach out to me, would be very happy to help.
Thank you very much for all your writings and for being such a blessing to our family. I love you both very much and thank Father for you.
Kristine, I enjoyed your post! Just like you, I have had a belief in my heart that Tim and Katrina will have a big part to play in the end time Exodus; now that Tim has shared his dreams and insights about 2022, I realise the feelings I had in my heart, were true! How exciting! But I also feel anxious, because my only child, has lost her faith and believe in God (she was brought up with the faith). She and her husband (he instigated it) and their children, go through life without God at this stage and I am so very sad about it! I can only keep praying that in Gods time, and if its His will, He will remove the veil from their eyes and that hopefully in 6 years, they will be back under His wings!
Linda my oldest child is like yours – she lost her faith. It’s very sad, isn’t it? We are not the only parents going through this – apostasy is taking many people away. It’s hard to know that our children are going through life without God, isn’t it? I know what I am supposed to do – pray – but it’s painful to even think about my child being so unrepentant and rebellious towards God. It’s hard to pray about this matter. Thanks for your post because you encouraged me; I’m reminded that I should persist in prayer for her to be reconciled to God.
I so wish you could be here right now so I could hug you and draw strength from another mother who is so worried and sad about her child going through life without God! I am so grateful that my words could encourage you in this; Tim and Katrina has helped me with the issue over the past 2 years; email them, they will help you! Yes, you and I and the minister and who ever cannot get our children back to God; only He calls people in His time. So if they are called, they will hear His voice in His time, His way; not ours. I often cry my heart out in prayer about this; and always feels better afterwards. Remember Nanette, somewhere in Psalms, God says that He catches our tears in a bottle, keeping it in heaven. How amazing is that; our DNA shed in sadness and despair, is kept close to Him. Lets pray for each other!
I found this to be a very encouraging article! I laughed a little when reading the intro as it posed the question “will you be able to bring your pets?” because I’ve actually wondered that quite often but have been too timid to ask, so other people must think like me as well 😀 Did you address this by including scriptural quote “Why, now, have you brought us up from Egypt, to kill us and our children and our livestock with thirst? ” So to clarify, for all the fur parents, will we be able to bring our pets?
Tim & Katrina, I thank you so much for this. Truthfully, I have never heard or been in contact with this teaching before you started the Podcasts. It’s totally new to me, at times I have been shocked by the things you have said.
One of the economic modeling systems I follow is suggesting a convergence of the war and the economic cycles during the time of 2022 (in this very area) so you may be right about the timing (Tim).
As for setting up one or more farming communities that will support “millions” of people who arrive in Israel around 2024 I can say (unfortunately) that I have no answers for you on that topic…The task(s) of acquiring land, resources, knowledge, and the right human structures (collective ones tend not to work out very well historically) along with setting up the means of production to support such a vast number of people in around 2 years is a daunting endeavor to say the least . In any case ‘something’ will have to profoundly change to allow for a mission such as this to be successful–What that is I have no idea…So yes, I am sitting here completely beside myself on this one.
Zachary, I had the same thought. Such an enormous resettlement is hard to imagine. However it’s fun to try to imagine it, right? 🙂 I’m envisioning a social structure that imitates Jethro’s system: “look for able men from all the people, men who fear God, who are trustworthy and hate a bribe, and place such men over the people as chiefs of thousands, of hundreds, of fifties, and of tens.” Under such a system, people would organize themselves, settle disputes, and co-operate (or not co-operate) — however their own “hundred” clans are inclined to do. You have to know, I have an ethnically diverse extended family and so I have a heightened awareness of how the communal lifestyle that Asians (and others) enjoy is completely different to the individualistic lifestyle of Westerners. People will need to organize themselves. As for the land, physical resources, and means of support, I have no worries at all. Our Heavenly Father will provide it all. I do think, though, that there is a reason that God has been pushing me to give up my worldly possessions –gulp– I need to let go of my expectations and superficial attachments. It’s easier not to complain when I do that.
Hello Nanette, Zachary and all.
Regarding the scale of the kibbutz/camp and what is needed to sustain it, my immediate thought was that Yahweh will provide like He did during the Exodus. We’ll have basic equipment like the Israelites took with them from Egypt but the water, meat, protection, blessings will come from God. He will provide.
I listen to and support several groups and many of them are starting to talk about the wilderness experience and how kibbutzs will be utilized. I love camping but this will be tough…..part of the testing and refining.
Thanks Tim for these insights. I see the Holy Spirit at work, spreading the same message to many groups……prepare, get to work, change is coming, etc. Time to begin to let go of our lives and become what He called us to be.
So, I’m confused…if the conflict starts in the next 7 year Cycle for the Lord to return on the next approaching High Sabbath (2026?) when exactly does the Damascus nuclear exchange happen? Are you saying to expect this in the year 2022? I wasn’t clear on that from the article. Either way if it doesn’t happen in the next cycle, we should be looking for these events to transpire within the 7 year Sabbath cycle, is this correct, with the next one being 2032-33?
Mauricio, did you read the 2026 article already? I kind of expected readers to have already read that one. Let me know if you did not and then if it helps with your question tell me I’ll know I need to tell readers to read that first.
Tim and Katrina, I doubt that many of us have seriously and scripturally considered the consequences of complaining.
I certainly hadn’t until reading and listening to your work.
The cliche “once you see it you can’t unsee it” seems to fit here.
Even if things get the better of you or you try to ignore your grumbling thoughts and actions, you’ll know you’re doing it.
Not complaining: now there’s a challenging project!
Tim, why Judea for the evacuation and not Petra? The Bible says that after the antichrist appears /abomination of desolation in the Temple, those in Judea should flee for their safety. Would evacuated Christians be caught in this scenario also?
Margaret, because Joel 2:30-32=Rev 6:12 tells us the protection for God’s servants is in Judea/Mt.Zion/Jerusalem which is who Jesus refers to when he says “those in Judea.” It’s those God has gathered there from Wormwood before sending them to Jordan (not just Petra) for protection from Antichrist.
I see, God’s words has to stand if it is written in scripture. The night after I read your article about Wormwood, I went to bed and just before I woke the next morning I heard a voice saying that WORMWOOD WILL COME IN 2028. My dreams and premonition have always held true and this was so plain. Does this coincide with any of your time lines? I believe it does.
Margaret, 2028 would be one year into the Great Tribulation if 2024-2030 is the sabbath year cycle of the 70th week. 2026 is the year that fits Wormwood for that cycle.
Tim, but from what you have deduced, 31-37 could be the Sabbath year of Jesus’return which could mean 2028 is wormwood with the tribulation and Antichrist taking up rule shortly after. Or as one person noted the years could be off by a few years and as you suggested maybe by a year approx. Or how would 2028 fit into the Trinulation days and the Sabbath year?
I found this article to be one of the most relevant to me that I have read lately. For many years I was enjoying a good life- I had a loving wife, a great job and a wonderful place to live. But the last three years have been a trial, I lost my job (that I had appreciated immensely) and have been unable to find anything. Luckily my wife has been able to pick up the slack but it has been a strain on our relationship. But I am realizing that my problem isn’t not having a job, it’s my lack of faith and my negative attitude. I am a complainer and due to my family upbringing that was what was considered normal. I see now that this has gotten in the way of finding work, after all, who wants to work with someone who is always pointing out the faults in the system? That is what I need to overcome. I see my problem…I feel like I know what I now need to do.
As a newcomer here, forgive me if this point has already been discussed and answered.
If the ME war takes place in the summer of 2022 the the nuclear bombing of the major Muslim cities such as Damascus, will probably cause high numbers of civilian casualties. Many of these will have relatives and friends who have emigrated to the West.
As a consequence massive uprisings in the West among immigrant populations especially in countries such as Germany, France and the UK can realistically expected.
This will probably be expressed in more random bombings on the general populations and other indefensible targets,which could lead to civil breakdown of law and order.
I’m not trying to frighten people but its necessary that we are aware of probable consequences of this war which will stretch far beyond the Middle East and we should be prepared in advance.
Also at the time in the fall of 2022 when workers are going out to construct the camp there could well be large numbers of Jews fleeing back to Israel, from all over the world from the rampant anti semitism which will no doubt ensue from both East and West countries.
With Israel having to build large settlements to house the returning Jews maybe the Lord has plans for them to build our settlement at the same time ! Just my own personal thoughts.
Your articles and podcasts are very uplifting, and I’ve found myself to have so much better understanding of the prophets now that I’ve read your book and your articles for the past few years. I hope one day to join your family in the kibbutz and contribute where we are able. Abba has given us a nack for homesteading as my husband does all the structure and fence building and I raise the animals. So naturally I was thrilled when I read about Katrina’s dream of the possible kibbutz property.
My question for you is what you take from Zechariah 10:8-12 and Micah 7:11-15. Are these passages parallel? I can see Gilead fitting, Will the “safe place” extend as far north as Lebanon? I’m just trying to figure out how these passages fit and they seem to be before the millenial reign by the language used but I’m not sure.
I realy liked the idea of the Kibbutz to stay while waiting. It was so logical to me. I’m just wondering , my husband and I are already of age, we are 69 and 64 and healthy , but in 2022 we are 73 and 68. What can we do to contribute to the community in the Kibbutz? That worries me. I will be retired than and I donot think that we will be able to do hard labor on the land.
Hi Marcelle, where did you get the idea that God is only going to save people who can be productive on a farm? I’m only a Bible teacher with zero skills for kibbutz life like you. God saves those who are willing, not those who are useful!
What Tim said and I fully expect miracles and healings to be normal to have again. I believe the weak and elderly will be given strength like Moses and Caleb received from God.
Hello Tim, since you have published this article I must have read it at least five times.
I also went to Wikipedia to see what they say about the kibbutzum origin and development. What I found interesting is, as at 2010 there was about 270 kibbutzim with an estimated population of 100000 people. So if you devide 100000 by 270 it gives you an average of 370 people per kibbutz.
Let’s say for instance the biggest is between 1000 to 2000 people, and after the ME war, it is sort of desolated and ready for occupation by new settlers, there should be enough infrastructure left over and available for the first wave of believers by 2022 to occupy and start the planning, repairs and maintenance of the facilities in preparation for the next wave of settlers.
In the 1st group there should be people who will have either skilled or basic knowledge of building, electrical, plumbing, farming etc. to get things going and get the basics in place for further development as more people arrive and get utilized in different areas to carry on preparing.
We need to keep in mind that it is only short term, say 4 to 5 years max, so no serious development will be carried out if it is going to be destroyed again in the next conflict against Satan and his cronies.
So what I am trying to say is people should not be concerned about the qualifications they have at the moment, people will be utilized for what ever they are needed for to keep the ball rolling.
I am busy making a list of equipment and skills that will be needed to get a project like this of the ground, and will send it through once its ready, for supporters to comment on and make suggestions.
I find it exiting on how we will be used to get this project going, we might be in for some real surprises.
You are right! Thank you.
I’m so excited! I’m just worried about how to create a plumbing system; and food logistics. We’ll either have to grow our own herbs/spices or stockpile them. Whatever we can grow, we won’t stockpile.
Regarding accommodations, I hope it won’t be every man for himself. I am sure I will be 100% self-sufficient, but not everyone will have financial ability to do so. The more prepared/fortunate will supplant the lesser ones.
I think people forget, myself included, about some of the verses in the Old Testament about God giving people skill and wisdom. Although I think working toward future events is an act of faith.
What about families like mine who have young children? Do you think we will be able to go in 2022 or need to wait a little longer? Would there be schools in a kibbutz or would we have to send our children off the kibbutz to school or would we homeschool them? I see Israel is a homeschool friendly country but there aren’t very many families there who do. I am good with children so I could totally see myself in a childcare position. It will certainly be interesting to see what happens and how everything runs.
I pray He does cause we really want to go early if we can.
My husband and I think this is all pretty exciting, I asked him what we are going to do when the call comes and his comment was we get in his Toyota Ldv and travel overland from JHB to Cairo and from there get to Israel. My comment was what will we use for fuel and he said Diesel as it is all the way up Africa for Trucks to use. As to being too old we know that if YHVH GOD kept the Israelites in the desert He will keep us as our hearts are really in this. Even though we have just moved house we feel that it is not the end for us, so we will keep moving. We have moved 12 times in 48 years so Israel will the 13th move.
Wow! Is this a dream? What an exciting time to live in! Tim is the Joseph of our time in as much as the Lord has revealed all these things to him. May the Lord bless and keep him as we await further instructions. Am eternally grateful. Obiajulu.
Hello Tim and Katrina, hope you are doing well?
I have just read an interesting article on Prophecy news Watch regarding a new political party that was formed by Avi Lipkin which is a joint Jewish- Christian party which will partake in the next Knesset elections. The idea is to represent all people who believe in the Bible or Christians which are currently not represented in the Knesset. Read article on the PNW website.
Could this new party perhaps pave the way for the 2022 move to Israel? It is very interesting.
Hi Tim and Katrina, I have done a lot of thinking about the two dreams Katrina had about the buildings that she has envisioned. To me it shows that at that time there will be more of these homestead’s that will be available to be prepared for the next waves of people that will be arriving. The other thought I had is that I am sure that these places will not be fully desolated but there will be some of the people left, not many, that worked at these various locations who will be able to assist and guide the newcomers in the running of these kibbutzim. So I am sure we will have some guidance once we get there.
I’m sorry for the German National team today, they didn’t make it further in the FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia, and are now out. The boys fought well, but that’s sport. Good game, and thank you to the boys. Thought I mention it.
This aside, when I found out that Qatar will be hosting the next FIFA World Cup in Soccer in 2022, that got me both worried and thinking, and I remembered Tim and Katrina’s dreams about 2022.
From what we know today, FIFA 2022 in Qatar is set to kick off on 21 November and end on 18 December. Many national teams from all over the World will be there.
I thought that struck me is that the Arabs & Iran may choose to orchestrate the events & the following Psalm 83 attack on Israel during the tournament, believing that Israel would not dare retaliate against them, because of them hosting national teams from so many nations, as well as delegations, and hundereds of thousands of fans from all over the world.
When Arabs think that they are safe beacuse of hosting the FIFA World Cup, Israel will not care and retaliate against them with nuclear weapons, killing everyone, the national teams/football fans gathered from all over the world.
I just wanted to share my thoughts on this here, it’s incredibly scary.
Shoud it happen like this, it would sure cause the World to hate Israel & the Arab States alot! Hope I’m wrong, yet however it happens it will still be a very scary and tragic experience, and Israel will be hated on anyway.
Interesting thoughts. Thank you for sharing. It definitely seems possible.
After reading this article the first question that came to my mind was: Is the “farm” dream referring instead to the “place prepared”? There are many farms (and farmland) in Jordan. I’m just wondering if you’ve considered this to be ‘where’ your dream might be leading you?
I bring this up because the entire “Kibbutz” theory that you’ve proposed doesn’t make a lot of sense from the perspective of Israel’s situation. I’m guessing Israel will be relatively desperate, possibly with a fairly large loss of life (30%+), along with loss of arable land (possible radiation), and a destruction of general infrastructure. Kibbutz farms aren’t exactly known for being “efficient” and/or “highly productive”. In fact, Kibbutz’s do not base themselves on “agriculture” (as you stated) but instead base themselves on the Marxist ideology that the “male patriarchy” is the cause for humanity’s ills—hence, the ideology was designed to “remove” said patriarchy by “allowing” women to work in the fields—this is then coupled by a sudo-state entity (part of the group) raising the children of these “worker parents” so they can go out and “work the fields”. Marxism views the “natural order” as the problem my friend. In fact, the very hierarchy posed by God (Father) and Son would be opposed by such an ideological worldview. But this poses an additional question: Why would Israel bring in a million people (your estimate) to work limited arable land just so those people could make possibly enough food only for themselves? Remember, Israel did this to incentivize “Jews” to move to Israel from already socialist countries—They did this to increase their numbers. This incentive would no longer apply—as bringing in a large number of non Jews simply to breed and take up space would not provide any immediate benefit to Israel (from what I can see). Unless this provides a benefit to Israel I don’t see how that could even take place—However, I do see the other possibility (that you mentioned on one of your older articles taking place)—Israel letting in people to fill a multitude of job roles and positions all of which could be living in various areas throughout the country (even in farm camps). This to me seems like the most logical conclusion but that’s just my opinion.
Could I see “something else” (or similar) taking shape in the “place prepared”? Yes, I could. But in no way would it be based on the same ideology as that of Marxism (which, by the way is a horrible way to view the world because it completely denies human nature and that of limited resources). I’m guessing you didn’t intend this specifically (also guessing) but it’s important to note the true purposes of these “kibbutz’s”. IF the “place prepared” has food/water provided by God directly then people could spend their times doing other things—heck, God could even clear out that entire area into space to allow normal sunlight (and therefore normal conditions for farming, etc. would be possible).
Tim, I’m not a financial supporter, for the simple fact that I’m unemployed and survive on French unemployment benefit. I did, however, purchase “Know the future” several years ago and consider the information given vital for our times. I would very much like to continue reading your articles and catching up on truth.
Tim, I’ve been tithing for some time and have a few of your books. I’ve given all my relatives a copy and have a few left, but I don’t think anyone has read the book. I would like to see if I meet the criteria for a membership. If I do would you please send me a password. Thank you always, your friend, bob wheeler.
Bob, I tried giving you access last year so I’m glad you are now interested. Sent the invite again by email. Bless you.
Wow, I’m really glad I read this because I didn’t realize that preparing for a move to Israel was a preparation for Jordan. I’m on it in prayer for God’s alignment and I can’t thank you enough for being a Moses to us. I pray God’s abundant blessings for each step of your progress, with more than enough provided for you and your family. Remember that God grants desires so I am believing your kitties go with you.
I read a few other things on your site today and I’m overjoyed that you now have a car in Germany. God is so faithful, isn’t He? Always bringing us to new seasons and levels of blessings.
You’re an incredible blessing to the Body of Christ. Your rewards are great. Bless you and family always. I am praying for you all. I rejoice to know that Zach is moving toward his total healing. These are all tremendous dreams God has given and I rejoice with you in God’s great unfolding.


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Mike Smith is currently a Professional Speaker, Coach and Consultant who has worked with Fortune 500 companies such as Johnson & Johnson, Toyota, and most recently Caterpillar, speaking on the topics of Mental Toughness and Approval Addiction. In addition to this, Mike travels all over the states and speaks to church leaders and their congregations on the topic of Approval Addiction where he is able to fulfill his passion of impacting the lives of those he addresses. Mike enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in 1983 and during the course of his career led several base Honor Guard teams providing military services to fallen comrades and presenting the folded American Flag to countless family members and loved ones. In 2004, Mike became a First Sergeant and was eventually selected to serve as the First Sergeant for the Air Force Thunderbirds, where he was able to travel around the world representing the men and women of the Armed Services. After serving in the Air Force for 26 years, Mike transitioned into the civilian sector where he became a corporate safety manager in a Berkshire Hathaway Energy company and in that role, provided leadership, mentorship and guidance to all company employees. The results of his servant style leadership and ability to foster teamwork culminated in the company being recognized by the Edison Electric Institute as a top decile safety performer, as compared to other industry peers, on a nationwide basis.
Mike is originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and currently resides in Las Vegas, NV with his beautiful wife of 25 years, Trish. They have a son, who is currently in the U.S. Air Force as a B-52 crew chief at Barksdale AFB, LA, and a daughter who resides in Las Vegas.
Mike received his Bachelors degree in Workforce Education from UNLV, a Masters in Human Relations from The University of Oklahoma, and is in the process of obtaining his PhD in Industrial & Organizational Psychology, with a specialization in Leadership Development and Coaching, from Walden University.

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CHIOLE is a well-known, veteran name among the manufacturer reps of marine accessories.
Giuseppe has been working in the marine field since 1957.
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Imagine Everything is a new education technology start-up guided by the vision and energy of school boards and fueled by the innovation and efficiency of private industry software engineers. We’re a company without clients, a community of creators who believe in a hybrid private + public partnership. Together, we are building affordable school technology that creates a safer online space for students, parents and teachers.
Our board of directors is typically 75% school board staff. This ensures the vision and focus of the company stay true to the needs of education and that our product and teams continue to deliver incredible value to our entire school board community.
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Enterprise school board solutions often come with enterprise price tags. And, hiring software engineers to build custom technology is too costly for most school boards.
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Every year we encourage technology students from community school boards to participate in development projects as a learning opportunity.
As high school interns, students learn about system design, software development, security, user experience, customer experience as well as the product commercialization process. Our team provides students with recommendation letters, paid summer internships (for top students), scholarships and bursaries as well as potential future employment.


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Inspired by Kent C. Dodds’s awesome “First Timers Only” article, we recently added new labels to all Pinax repositories.
Besides labels like bug or question, we now have labels named up-for-grabs, first-timers-only, difficulty: easy, difficulty: medium, and difficulty: hard.
up-for-grabs: Issues marked with this label haven’t been assigned to anyone yet. We would love for you to submit patches and pull requests for these issues. If you create an issue and would love for someone else to submit a patch or PR to solve the issue, please use this label. Please note that most issues haven’t been marked with this label yet, we are still working on it, so if you see an issue which hasn’t been assigned to anyone yet but isn’t marked with this label, please feel free to add the label and/or submit a patch and PR.
first-timers-only: We’d like to give people who have never contributed to open source before a chance to tackle these issues in order to make their first OSS contribution. If you have contributed to open source before, please let someone else take these issues. We try to give detailed instructions for first-timers-only issues in order to set people up for success and because we want people contributing to OSS for the first time to have the best experience possible. Please see this and this issue for examples of first-timers-only issues (there are more to come). If you know someone wanting to make their first OSS contribution, we would love for you to share these issues with them. When you create a new issue, which you think would be a great first-timers-only issue, please assign the label and ping @ossanna16 on GitHub. Anna Ossowski, our Pinax project community manager, would love to work with you in order to create a great first-timers-only issue with great instructions. If you’re looking for other great first-timers-only issues, check out the Your First PR and Up For Grabs websites.
difficulty: easy: This is an easy issue to fix and would be great for a programming beginner or someone new to open source. When assigning the different levels of difficulties please think from a programming beginner’s point of view. When you started programming, would you have been able to solve this issue or would it have been too difficult for you? We created these 3 difficulty labels to make it easier for people wanting to contribute to Pinax to figure out which issue might be a good one for them to work on.
difficulty: medium: This is an issue which requires more time or programming knowledge to fix than a difficulty: easy issue but you don’t have to be a programming expert to fix it.
If you have any other ideas for things we can improve, labels we should add, have questions, or need help, please join our Pinax project Slack channel! We would love to hear from you!

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Many years ago we started something that we like to call the ‘Caveman Buddy’ system, and we’ve been implementing it in different formats of training, circuit training, boot camp, WODs and strength training. it’s awesome, if you’re not doing it yet, you should!
We first started using this in our Caveman Circuit Training many years ago back in Australia, we then implemented it in our Caveman Strength sessions as well, and it’s absolutely perfect, people love it. In Caveman Strength the coaches pair people up with similar ability so can they then work together for the whole session. In the WODs it’s more about pairing so that all teams are equal.
In circuit training it’s awesome because you get to use one station for two people, allowing you to take in more people for your session. Working with the ‘Caveman Buddy’ system is great for many reasons, not only does it provide motivation to work harder than your buddy, it allows you to ask questions and get support during the session, not just from the coach, but also from your buddy.
Where I personally love the whole ‘Caveman Buddy’ idea is in our Caveman Strength sessions, it’s awesome, as a coach your focus is on warming your clients up, explaining the exercises, explain how to spot/assist their buddy and what they should be looking out for, then you spend your time walking through the class and doing what you normally do. The awesome thing with the ‘Caveman Buddy’ system is that people get their required rest in, which is especially important in strength classes.
Here is a nice little WOD that uses the Caveman Buddy system, check it out.
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The message is clear. U.S. armed forces are in Afghanistan to protect Americans from terrorist attacks that could originate from this region. These are pure national interests, devoid of any other sentiment.
Is President Trump’s vision on Afghanistan really different from Obama’s, and will it translate to a military strategy that will help stabilise Afghanistan?
At the beginning of Obama’s presidency, an extensive review was undertaken to find a military strategy for Afghanistan, which was then called a “war of necessity”. The military supported a comprehensive Counterinsurgency (COIN) campaign, which integrated both military and civil efforts, and addressed not only security but issues of governance and justice. This approach required both a surge in the forces available in Afghanistan and a long-term commitment.
A second option suggested by Vice President Biden was a narrower counter-terrorism (CT) approach. This recommended limiting attacks to al Qaeda and other high value targets with drones and special forces. It was primarily driven by the economic costs of what seemed an unwinnable war and did not envisage additional forces being sent to Afghanistan.
Ultimately, the COIN school prevailed and 30,000 additional troops were approved in 2009, bringing the peak total in Afghanistan to about 100,000 soldiers. Unfortunately, a part of the Obama strategy also spelled out a phased withdrawal timetable, beginning July 2011.
This robbed the military of much of the advantages of the surge, as the withdrawal timelines hardly provided sufficient time to stabilise the country. The surge did have a short-term positive impact on the security situation, but much of this success was reversed as troops started pulling back.
As Obama neared the end of his first term, he had tempered his goals from “war of necessity” to the concept of “Afghan good enough”. There was a growing realisation in the American administration that there are no easy victories in Afghanistan. This signaled a move away from a comprehensive COIN to the narrower CT approach.
In 2011 Obama announced, “We will not try to make Afghanistan a perfect place… America, it is time to focus on nation-building at home.” By 2015, U.S. troops in Afghanistan had shrunk to 9,800, in mostly training and advisory role.
The key components of Trump’s ‘new strategy’ are consistent with the last presidency. Trump said, “In Afghanistan and Pakistan, American interests are clear. We must stop the resurgence of safe havens that enable terrorists to threaten America”.
To be fair, there is a much more open acknowledgement of some realities. The AfPak region has now been expanded to include South Asia. The White House press release of the President’s speech is titled, Remarks by President Trump on the Strategy in Afghanistan and South Asia. A critical part of this strategy is to “further develop strategic partnership with India”, although the remarks of “India making billions of dollars in trade with the United States” seemed unnecessary.
Trump has also been very blunt on Pakistan’s role in supporting terrorists on Afghan soil accusing the country of giving “safe haven to agents of chaos, violence, and terror.” Trump also talked about preventing “nuclear weapons and materials from coming into the hands of terrorists”, a direct reference to Pakistan. This has always been a matter of grave concern for the U.S, but spoken about in very hushed terms.
How should we view the new Trump strategy? Coldly, and in pure national interest. The pressure that the Trump administration can bring to bear on Pakistan will undoubtedly be a major factor, though Pakistan is now quite adept at playing this game. Even if Pakistan does take some action against the Taliban and Haqqani networks, it is unlikely to touch terror groups that are focused against India.
Despite Trump’s claim of “we will win”, there is likely to be only be a marginal change in the situation in Afghanistan. Today, the key players in Afghanistan include Iran, China, Russia and Pakistan, the latter being the main spoiler. A comprehensive regional approach will be required if a solution is to be found for the Afghan imbroglio. This should be India’s focus.
Previous articleTalk Point: What measures are needed to ensure that every Indian school has trained teachers by 2019?


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One of the best things about sharing a home is the people you meet doing it – over the years at SpareRoom, we've seen many great friendships formed.
We've also seen a few romances blossom within the walls of shared accommodation, and more than one SpareRoom wedding too.
So how did you come to use SpareRoom in the first place?
Ben: Word of mouth – I think everyone in London knows its the best option if you're looking for a house share!
Jenni: Myself and my flatmate had a room to fill, so we listed it on SpareRoom. We met all kinds of weird and wonderful people, and then in walks Ben on a Friday night at 9pm. It was a weird time to do a viewing really – me and my flatmate were purple-mouthed from smashing the red wines back all evening after work!
B: I remember thinking she seemed really laid back and cool, and I was instantly attracted to her – she was actually in her joggers wearing no make-up with her hair all undone.
B: I never thought they'd offer me the room, but they did. The second time we met was when I went to pick the keys up, and the attraction was just there from the off. We chatted for hours and it felt so easy. I actually left and spoke to a couple of mates, telling them I'd made a big mistake moving in because I really fancied her.
J: He was only meant to be there for five minutes, but we ended up chatting in the kitchen for 4 hours. When he left it felt like I'd just been on the best first date ever!
B: She just came across as so intelligent and funny. And I loved that she was so passionate about her career.
How did you come to hook up?
J: It only took two weeks of living together. I came home in the middle of the day to find him at the kitchen table, also randomly not at work. One of my articles had just made the front page of a newspaper for the first time, so we got the fizz out to celebrate, got drunk, went to Winter Wonderland and then on to a talent show hosted by drag queens (where Ben got on the stage and put his leg over his head – the clincher tbh). We finally kissed in a ping pong bar, and it was a done deal. We went on our first official date a week later, and now we've been together for 10 months.
Give us some of your best memories of living together.
B: Just laughing all the time. Mornings lying in bed, ordering Deliveroo and being daft together.
J: We actually don't live together any more – the lease on our shared flat ended and we thought it might be good to live with friends for now. But it was a great time.
How did you manage to hide your relationship from your other flatmate?
B: As soon as I moved in, Jenni and I would stay up for hours chatting and being silly – so I think our other flatmate saw it coming really! It was so obvious we were into each other. Jenni told our flatmate right away after we hooked up and he wasn't phased at all. We were quite wary of being too "couply" around him though!
Were there any challenges living together?
B: To be honest, it was really easy from the off. I guess I was initially wary of getting involved with someone I lived with, and the potential awkwardness of having to see her everyday if it didn't work out. But I knew I liked her, so went with it and thankfully it all worked out really well.
B: I almost didn't show up to the viewing. I got to the road and wanted to bolt – it was in a bit of a dodgy area and a pretty ropey flat. I made the right call in the end!
When do you think you'll move back in together?
B: We already know we can live with each other, so I don't think we'll jump back into it for maybe another year or so.
J: Moving in first, then kissing, and then a proper date... I guess doing everything backwards has worked out pretty perfectly for us!
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An airport at Mena was the dream of interested pilots and hobby flyers in the 1930’s. A rough flying field was started on the McBride property south of town in the early 40’s. In 1942, Hartzell Geyer built the first hangar and opened a small flying school. In 1946, serious construction began as the Civil Aeronautics Commission (now the FAA) chose the site as an emergency landing strip for commercial aircraft. The chosen site would be located the approximate midway point between Fort Smith and Texarkana making it a desirable place approximately 100 miles from those airports. Mayor Albert Middleton requested the property under Eminent Domain from the McBride estate.
In the early years, the grass field was maintained by an agreement with a farmer who mowed and bailed the runway for the hay; a tradition that remains today. After development of the airstrip, several businesses began to service aircraft at the remote but centrally located airport. Popularity of the airport has continued to grow through the years.
Today, Mena Intermountain Municipal Airport is a city owned, general aviation airport in west Arkansas. Located 2 miles from the city center, the airport occupies 1,079 acres. Most of this land is available for commercial lease. The lands currently under lease provide the funds for the operations at the airport, allowing the airport to operate without financial burden on the City of Mena and the local taxpayers. In fact, the airport provides approximately $2000 worth of economic benefit for every resident in Polk County annually to the local marketplace according to the Arkansas State Aviation System Plan.
*Commission meets at 3:00 pm on the 2nd Monday of each month in the University of Arkansas Rich Mountain Campus board room.

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'I was dead restorative today': from restorative justice to restorative approaches in school.
Source: (2008) Cambridge Journal of Education. 38(2): 199-216.
This paper explores definitions and understandings of restorative practices in education. It offers a critique of current theoretical models of restorative justice originally derived from the criminal justice system and now becoming popular in educational settings. It questions the appropriateness of these concepts as they are being introduced to schools in parts of the UK and refers to a recent Scottish Executive funded pilot initiative to implement restorative practices in schools. The paper then reflects on some findings from the evaluation of this pilot project, outlines a new notion of restorative approaches and suggests that this broader conceptualisation may offer an important way in which to promote social justice in education and to reassess the importance and inevitability of conflicting social interaction and structures inherent in schools as complex social institutions. (Authors abstract).


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Zwirner’s gallery, which celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2018, boasts a half-billion-dollar annual turnover, a stable of more than 60 artists and estates, and locations from New York (three galleries) to London to Hong Kong, where a new 900sqm space opened in January. Not prepared to stop there, the dealer has announced plans for a new $50m five-storey gallery in New York, designed by starchitect Renzo Piano (the first commercial gallery by the Italian), for delivery in 2020. Zwirner needs all the exhibition space he can get: this year alone he took on Rose Wylie, Lucas Arruda, Josh Smith, Harold Ancart and the estates of Franz West, Roy DeCarava, Joan Mitchell and Diane Arbus (the latter in collaboration with Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco). While longer-standing gallery artists, such as Wolfgang Tillmans, Kerry James Marshall and Yayoi Kusama (to name just those who feature on this list) continue to push boundaries and set new agendas for the role of art today.
Such growth may have put Zwirner in a reflective mood – at the juncture between looking back on a quarter century that has seen the art market grow to a scale undreamed of in the early 1990s, and forward to a future he has the power to shape, Zwirner knows his decisions have consequences: when the subject of gallery giants whose size threatens to destabilise the art ecosystem was raised at an industry conference earlier this year, he proposed that art fairs ‘tax’ the biggest galleries in order to subsidise the participation of the smaller ones. A few months later, Art Basel announced just such a policy. This wasn’t merely abstract musing on the part of that gallerist – when plans for Zwirner’s Hong Kong gallery were announced last autumn, it turned out that dynamic young gallerist Leo Xu would close his own six-year-old gallery, Leo Xu Projects, to head up Zwirner’s Hong Kong operation.
‘Artists want you to stay small; they hate when stuff changes,’ Zwirner said in January, asking, perhaps rhetorically, ‘how do you keep it intimate while being able to compete in the increasingly competitive art market?’ How to square that circle has depended on Zwirner’s careful attention to keeping the focus on the artists and their work, while assiduously navigating their reputations through the increasingly turbulent and ever-deepening waters of the global art system. It’s perhaps why, even when Franz West left him in 2001 for Gagosian (West was the artist who inaugurated Zwirner’s first gallery, in 1993), the artist’s estate returned to the Zwirner fold this year. And nurturing art-historical legacies is as important as steering current careers: when the estate of Anni Albers (together with husband Josef's) came to Zwirner in 2016, the pioneering textile artist (who died in 1994) had been all but forgotten. Since last year, retrospectives of Anni Albers’s work have opened at the Guggenheim Bilbao and Tate Modern.
Besides all that, the gallery is now operating an expansive publishing arm, and not of the type solely dedicated to boosting the careers of those in whom the gallery has a vested commercial interest (though it does that too). Headed by Zwirner’s son Lucas, David Zwirner Books’s recent publications have included Jarrett Earnest’s portrait of the state of art criticism (a series of interviews with prominent critics titled What It Means to Write About Art), Roy DeCarava and Langston Hughes’s tribute to ordinary people (The Sweet Flypaper of Life), Donald Shambroom’s account of Marcel Duchamp’s final hours (Duchamp’s Last Day) and a reprint of John Ruskin’s 1860 analysis of Giotto’s Arena Chapel (Giotto and His Works in Padua). All of which puts Zwirner in a position to raise the bar for what a commercial gallery can be, how it can operate and how it might integrate with the broader, changing artworld of today.


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I get bored easily, and I like to try new things all the time.
I have been learning to sail sailboats. Boston has a wonderful organization, Community Boating, Inc. (CBI), which teaches people how to sail on the Charles River, and I am a member.
If you are a member of CBI, you may be interested in my Community Boating page, which contains write-ups on how to rig and handle many of the boats in the fleet and useful links on sailing and on local wind predictions.
On June 13, I earned my Jib rating with CBI, which allows me, with crew, to sail with two sails in any wind. Many thanks to Orfeas Liangos, who was my partner in this endeavor. I've since earned my Rhodes Basic, Sonar (Full), HP Sloop Basic, and HT Crew ratings.
I have started to delve into “serious” photography, which means I have learned how to adjust the parameters of an SLR (single lens reflex) camera. It’s fun to set the aperture and the shutter speed to control the exposure on 35mm film, and to use different lenses to control the depth of field.
Eventually I will put up some of my work up on this site, but for now other endeavors must be accomplished. People interested in learning more about almost any aspect of photography would do well to see what’s on www.photo.net.
I enjoy watching game shows; I like to compete vicariously. Interestingly, one can create a business to become a professional game show contestant, aka a Game Show Pro.
My favorite show (and the one on which I most wish to appear) is the renowned Wheel of Fortune. As a person who soaks up trivia, however, I am probably more likely to eventually appear on Jeopardy! or Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (if they select me as a contestant someday). Appearing on one of these game shows is one of my Goals 100.
If you also like game shows, then you should bookmark the excellent site, TVGameshows.Net.
While I enjoy most forms of mild gambling, I enjoy poker the most. While my local poker buddies and I have been playing mostly Texas hold’em, I have written up rules for some enjoyable variants of poker that I like to play.
For those interesting in learning more about poker, see the useful, ad-free site, Poker Top10. An excellent site on gambling in general is The Wizard of Odds, which does a fantastic job in explaining optimal strategies in many casino table games and provides the opportunity to play many of these games online.
As a statistician, I am sometimes asked for advice on how to make money by gambling. The short answer is: get lucky. I will further pontificate from this position of authority. First, anybody who claims to have a method that reliably "beats the system" is a liar. Second, anybody who claims to consistently win at casino gambling is extremely likely to be an accomplished liar. The only exception to these declarations is in the game of poker, where one does not compete against the casino, but against other players.
I like to attend a cappella concerts. I used to sing in a cappella groups in school.
I was a founding member of the Johns Hopkins Octopodes and was a member of the Boston University Dear Abbeys in its first full year of existence.
But now I am "retired" from a cappella singing and just enjoy going to see others perform. I mostly follow professional groups. One of my favorite groups is Toxic Audio. I also like going to competitions, such as the International Competition of Collegiate A Cappella and the Harmony Sweepstakes.
I took up rock climbing when I lived in North Carolina, where climbing gyms are conveniently located and inexpensive.
My climbing days are on hiatus, but they will resume one day. One of my Goals 100 is to climb El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.
Since I was seven, I have been collecting postcards of places to which I have traveled.
The study and hobby of postcards is called deltiology. Here’s a decent link on postcard collecting.
My brother and I have been collecting comic books since we were 14 years old.
We do not treat comic books as commodities; rather, we read them. Comic books deserve more popular appreciation as a vibrant, expressive form of literature.
We collect mostly Marvel Comics, although I also collect various manga (Japanese comics), such as those published by Viz Comics and the American manga published by Antarctic Press. Fred Perry’s Gold Digger is a particular favorite of mine. A comics line masterminded by Alan Moore, America’s Best Comics, features several excellent titles, including Top 10, Tom Strong, and Promethea.
I like to see different places. Many of my Goals 100 are related to travel.
Here’s a map of places where my fianceé Jen and I have been to.
While most Americans regard Asian-Americans as a monolithic block, my family and I take pride in being distinctively Taiwanese-American. By "Taiwanese-American," I mean especially those who can speak the Chinese dialect called "Taiwanese." Not everybody who calls themseleves Taiwanese can speak Taiwanese, which is explained by history that I will not explain here.
Here’s a link referring to a portion of an old friend of mine’s research on Taiwanese-American history, which is distinct from that of other Asian-American groups.
In general, I cheer for professional sports teams from Philadelphia. This is because where I grew up, the TV signals that we received were from stations based in Philly. I grew up on the enthusiasm of WCAU’s “Big Al” Meltzer.
In practice, however, I am not much of hockey fan and only obliquely follow basketball and baseball. My passion for professional sport resides mostly in pro football and, correspondingly, the Philadelphia Eagles.


text: Below you will find the most recent rentals for section 8 housing in Metuchen New Jersey. While the majority of these properties are apartments some are also section 8 houses for rent. Once you have your section 8 voucher feel free to contact any of the prospective landlords in Metuchen using the contact information provided below.


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Self-driving cars we can’t understand; smart cars doing stupid things; and Koenigsegg are in the money. Please enjoy our auto industry and mobility briefing for 28th January to 3rd February 2019. A PDF version can be found here.
Before you read the detail, what were my favourite stories of the past week…?
We Can Work It Out — British drivers were quizzed about what an autonomous car should do in an accident scenario. As I’ve covered here before, the exercise is pointless. Doing this for one scenario might be straightforward and headline grabbing, but life is made up of thousands of examples — probably impossible for any group to agree on and properly codify. However, it is illustrative of how lay people (i.e. the type that might sit on juries) think about driverless cars. They expect fantastic object recognition; scene understanding and rules-based decisions. The AI industry’s dirty secret is that we don’t know how a deep neural network is thinking (just how it was trained), or how to impose new rules without going back to square one. What will jurors (and judges) make of that?
Falling Into You — A NIO SUV trapped its driver and shut down in the middle of a busy street to perform a system update. Unfortunately, nearly everything about legacy vehicle electronics assumes that they will not be touched. Launching over the air updates can make cars far smarter when it all goes right but here the car was stupid enough to allow an update in an unsuitable situation. How many other car makers will suffer Nio’s fate as they iron out the creases?
A King Is Born — A deal between Koenigsegg and NEVS aims to deliver a set of more affordable, all electric sportscars. Exactly how cheap they will be isn’t clear, and €150 million can be easily squandered. But spent wisely it might be possible to do something on a Model S scale. Fingers crossed.
Significance: We can expect plenty more of these simplistic, worst case, trolley problems to emerge (this isn’t the first such study). Self-driving developers need to formulate a response to a public perception that: 1) places a far higher standard on the robot than another human being and 2) expects a level of situational awareness that is far more complex than the current state of the art.


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Yanny or Laurel? We asked around the office and fights almost broke out.
The internet is divided over this auditory illusion. We went around the office to find out what our colleagues thought... and things got a bit heated.


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Zitate aus Die Ebenen des Bewußtseins.
The attainment of wisdom is slow and painful and few are willing to relinquish familiar views (even if they´re inaccurate). Resistance to change or growth is considerable. Most people would rather die than alter those belief systems that confine them to lower levels of consciousness.
The notion that there's a "knower" and a "known" is in itself dualistic, in that it implies a separation between subject and object (which again can only be inferred by the artificial adoption of a point of observation). The Maker of all things in Heaven and on Earth, of all things visible and unvisible, stands beyond both, and is one with both. Existence is therefore merely a statement that awareness is aware of its awareness and of its expressions as consciousness.
Anyone who's aware that he exists already has access to its highest formulations and beyond. There is, ultimately, neither duality nor nonduality, there is only awareness. Only awareness itself can state that it's beyond all concepts such as "is" or "is not". That must be so because "is" can be conceived only by consciousness itself.
Im Lauf der Geschichte der Menschheit haben alle großen Lehrer unentwegt in allen Sprachen und zu allen Zeiten nur eine Sache gelehrt. Alle haben einfach betont: Löse dich von schwachen Attraktoren zugunsten von starken Attraktoren.
In overview, we can see that from time immemorial, man has tried to make sense of the enormous complexity and frequent unpredictability of human behaviour. A multitude of systems have been constructed to try to make sense of that which is incomprehensible comprehensible. To 'make sense' has ordinarily meant to be able to be definable in terms that are linear: logical and rational. But the process, and therefore the experience, of life itself is organic – that is to say, nonlinear by definition. This is the source of man's inescapable intellectual frustration.
Attractors create context. In essence this means that one's motive which arises from the principles that one is committed to, determines ones capacity to understand and therefore, gives significance to ones actions.
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I have over a decade’s experience advising clients on a wide range of corporate issues and commercial best practice.
I act on behalf of a broad range of clients, many of them based in the City of London. They include high net worth individuals, small and medium enterprises, and large corporate entities.
My focus is helping clients meet their strategic objectives in corporate affairs, and the negotiation of high-value, multi-party or multi-jurisdiction contracts.
My approach is to break complex issues down into simple solutions and to explain things in plain English.
Before joining Moore Blatch, I worked in the investment banking division of Goldman Sachs, and also the corporate teams of a number of international law firms where I acquired significant experience advising global clients on corporate matters.
I have a particular interest in South and South East Asia. While my native language is English, I’m also fluent in Panjabi.
I enjoy spending time with my wife and two young children and like to listen to Indian classical music. As a private pilot, I try to fly my PA28 Warrior light aircraft as often as possible. I am also a governor at an Academy in North East London.

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2 inch / 50mm hinged bobbin ring.
Each ring can hold up to 25x bobbins or 50x Floss-A-Way bags.
Please note: These rings are NOT suitable for card bobbins.


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Rural Workforce Agency Victoria and Rural Doctors Association Victoria convened the annual Rural Doctors Conference in conjunction with the Victorian Rural Health Awards. The conference was held from the 24 – 26 March 2017 at Marysville. The purpose of the conference was to encourage association of rural doctors and their families, practice nurses, practice managers and medical students to develop a sense of rural medical community and provide learning opportunities.
The Rural Doctors Conference was supported by the Victorian Government.


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Discovering A Christlike Character is the final book in the DISCOVERING series. It uses Bible accounts of Christs life to challenge your students to a lifetime of following His example. As they focus on the character of Jesus, such as His compassion, mercy, forgiveness, and patience, they will be drawn to Him and desire to be more like Him.
At the beginning of each lesson we introduce beautiful artwork, maps, prayer suggestions, and an unreached people group profile to broaden each students understanding of our world.


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The Mastermind group is powerful, which is why we have it at the center of everything we do at Top Practices.
Being a physician with a private practice is hard work. Not only are you responsible for your patients’ care, you must also manage staff and keep your office running. Doing all this is only getting more challenging with the many changes in the medical field. Trying to do it all can feel isolating and be exhausting.
The truth is that it doesn’t have to be that way.
In this “Power of the Mastermind” recording, Top Practices CEO Rem Jackson explains how medical marketing drives practice growth and how the Mastermind group is at the center of this. This powerful group connects you to other professionals in the medical field who understand what you’re going through, eliminating isolation and allowing you to learn from the best in your field. It’s one of the most powerful resources out there to help you transform your practice from what you’ve ended up with to the one you want it to be. That’s why the Mastermind group is the foundation for everything we do.
If you’ve ever wondered what the first step is to transforming your podiatry practice marketing so that it works, the answers are here. Request a copy of “The Power of the Mastermind”, a recording that describes in detail how hundreds of Podiatry Practices have implemented our World Class Marketing System and ended their concerns about a lack of quality patients permanently.
The starting point to the practice you want is one step away.


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Duffy is at number one with both her single Mercy and her debut album Rockferry.
Her LP went straight to the top of the album charts in its first week of release knocking fellow big-voiced diva Amy Winehouse down to number 2.
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds new record Dig! Lazurus! Dig! Went into number 4 on its first week out.
In the singles chart H Two O ft Platnums Whats It Gonna Be is just below Duffy.
New entries from One Republics Stop And Stare and the latest Taio Cruz track are also in the Top 5.
Alphabeats Fascination is at number 7 with Flo Ridas excellent Low at nine.


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Learn the principles to create your best life!
Come and spend a few hours with Christine Lavulo and learn how to get from where you are, to where you want to be! Whether it's your career, relationships, or life in general, these universal success principles can help create a foundation for you to move forward and create something even more amazing in your life!
Remove the blocks that get in the way of your success!
Women in partiular get stuck in a cycle of losing themselves when they become wives and mothers. Men sometimes forget the dreams they once had as they get caught up in the "rat race" of working and making a living. We have been conditioned for survival and yet we have the divine quality to THRIVE instead of SURVIVE! These principles I will teach are universal and anyone who implements them will have success! There are a limited number of tickets that can be sold, so get yours today! A workbook and dinner will also be provided.


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I've always loved birth. My mom was a childbirth educator, so I was lucky enough to grow up with expectant parents practicing breathing techniques and birthing positions in our living room every Tuesday night. Becoming a doula was the most natural thing in the world for me, and I've loved every sweaty, beautiful second of it since I became a certified birth and postpartum doula in 2015.
As part of the birth justice movement, I believe that all parents deserve an empowering and celebrated birth experience regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, class, sexuality, body type, or religion, and I am over-the-moon excited to work with you towards the birth experience you're hoping for.
What is a doula, and do I really need one?
Why should I use a Roots of Labor certified doula?
"Her aura, presence, demeanor, whatever you want to call it is immediately and palpably calming. It's the same way a puppy makes you smile without even thinking about it. She's like a walking cup of chamomile tea."
"Her hands-on comfort techniques, gentle affirmations, and calming presence were invaluable to me and I truly don't know I could have had the birth experience I hoped for without her."
"She made me feel safe and relaxed. She laughed with me and cheered us on. My mom told her, 'You are part of the family now,' and it's true."
I had difficulties finding a doula who was familiar with the LGBTQ scene enough to feel comfortable in my home. Keelia acquainted herself with everyone (and their pronouns) so she really felt like part of the family.
"Keelia's presence in the room and her counsel and good-nature kept us feeling empowered and focused. I cannot imagine the experience without her."
I will provide emotional, educational, and physical support to ease your pregnancy and empower you as you develop an evidence-based birth plan and prepare for parenthood.
I will be present for your entire birth, supporting you emotionally, mentally, and physically while advocating on your behalf to ensure you have an empowering and beautiful birth experience.
Becoming a parent is wonderful, exciting, and challenging. I will be there to support you as you heal and reflect on your birth experience, and settle into life with your newborn.
3 prenatal visits, unlimited text & email support, 24/7 on-call period from 38 weeks, continuous support during labor, 1 postpartum home visit, referrals to parenting and breastfeeding/chestfeeding support groups.
Anytime you need something but don't want to become mired in the Google rabbit hole, I'll provide you with personalized recommendations for lactation support, childbirth ed, new parents groups, or anything else you're looking for.
I offer you the option of documenting your birth experience and the first few moments after your little one is born at no additional charge. This can be done using my camera or one that you provide, though I always bring a polaroid along to provide you with a couple keepsakes.
My standard birth package fee is $2000 total, and my standard postpartum hourly rate is $40/hr. I also offer postpartum overnights at $50/hr.
Final rates are based on a sliding scale.
Your personalized fee will be determined by individual circumstances and the services you select.
Everyone deserves a doula, so don't let financial concerns stop you from reaching out.
Payment plans, trades, and barters are also available upon request.
Contact me with any questions you may have, or to set up your free consultation so we can find a plan that works for you and your budget.


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Living Area: 1,855 Sq. Ft.
Finished Total: 1,855 Sq. Ft.
232 Tin Roof Avenue, Unit #207, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 (MLS# 842554) is a Townhouse property with 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms and 1 partial bathroom. 232 Tin Roof Avenue, Unit #207 is currently listed for rent at $2,450 and was received on April 16, 2019. Want to learn more about 232 Tin Roof Avenue, Unit #207? Do you have questions about finding other real estate for sale or rent in Cape Canaveral? You can browse all Cape Canaveral rentals or contact a Coldwell Banker agent to request more information.


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Whether it's business documents or homework, the Epson CX5200 pulls through with excellent quality printouts. One day your Epson CX5200 will use all of your printer ink, and when it happens you'll quickly learn that buying Epson CX5200 ink tends to be costly. But you have no reason to get worried about dishing out the steep asking prices you'll see on the high street because now at InkQatar you can purchase all the Epson CX 5200 cartridges you want at seriously low prices. Save more money on your ink by shopping at InkQatar!
It makes little sense to pay so much more for the CX-5200 original cartridge or CX5200 compatible ink down the high street when it is much more simple to save a ton of money buying online with InkQatar. Have complete peace of mind when you purchase your Stylus CX5200 ink cartridges from us because they all are underwritten by a rock solid 30 day money back guarantee. Take into consideration that each and every order has free delivery, generally delivered the very next business day!
The Epson Stylus CX5200 is a multifunction printer ideal for home or personal use. This unit can deliver good quality texts and graphics plus photos. It has a monthly duty cycle of 5,000 pages and it can deliver a maximum resolution of 5,760 x 1,440 dpi. The Epson Stylus CX5200 printer uses drop-on-demand Micro Piezo ink jet technology. This unit does not offer networking options and does not have an automatic document feeder.
This multifunction unit comes in white and has a vertical input tray that can handle 150 sheets at a time. It has a flatbed scanner along with a control panel with function buttons and a monochrome LCD display. The Epson Stylus CX5200 inkjet printer has a print speed of 22 ppm for black and white and 11 ppm for coloured; for photos 4 x 6 inches can come out in 1 minute and 13 seconds while 8 x 10 inches in 2 minutes and 37 seconds.
The Epson Stylus CX5200 all-in-one printer is very handy as it comes with a standalone copier. The Stylus CX5200 multifunction printer is compatible with Macintosh and Windows computers and has a USB 2.0 port. Users can expect great print and copies plus scans from the Epson CX5200 colour inkjet printer. Printing costs can be significantly reduced by using compatible Epson CX5200 inks in the Stylus CX5200 colour printer.
The CX5200 inkjet printer could be better if it has an ADF plus memory card readers or a PictBridge port. The Epson Stylus CX-5200 does not offer Ethernet or Wi-Fi connectivity even as an option.


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