Operation Northern Edge is an extremely important exercise that gives us guerrillas squatters an opportunity to train the joint battle space in one of the largest range complexes in the world. So we have a lot of ranges all across the country but nowhere like Alaska can we train in size and scale in large force exercises like we can in exercises like Northern Edge. The Gulf of Alaska's beautiful environment supports many important natural and cultural resources. This vast ecologically diverse area is home to many important bird, fish and marine mammal species. Alaskans depend on this unique region for commerce subsistence and recreational activities. It is also an important training area for the U.S. military. The Navy has safely trained here for more than 30 years alongside our partner military services. Every other year the Navy typically participates in the joint exercise known as Northern Edge. U.S. Pacific Air Forces hosts the exercise on the behalf of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. It takes place for about two to three weeks in the spring, summer or fall timeframe. The Navy's temporary training area during exercises is located beyond U.S. territorial waters or 12 nautical miles from shore to help reduce the potential to affect marine species and to minimize impacts to Alaska Native, commercial and recreational fishing. The Gulf of Alaska is an ideal training area for a number of reasons. It's close to existing Air Force and Army training areas. It has unique oceanographic conditions including a cold water training environment and it has a large space available to support complex realistic training scenarios. Northern Edge exercises are designed to replicate challenging real-world scenarios and prepare military personnel to respond to them. This includes providing humanitarian assistance, responding to global conflicts, defending against threats to homeland security and protecting freedom of the seas to ensure our country's economic prosperity. The skills needed to successfully respond to these scenarios are challenging to master and require a constant practice. Maritime training activities may include aircraft, ship and submarine operations, weapons training and qualifications, aerial surveillance training, submarine detection and location, and vessel searches and interdiction training. In some instances, training activities can include the use of sonar to locate objects underwater. Those frequency ranges are typically beyond the hearing threshold for most species of fish in this area. Training activities may also include the use of weapon systems and the use of explosives although they are typically not used in the underwater environment. Diverse and realistic training exercises in the real-world environment can better prepare sailors for what they will experience in combat or during emergency situations. It can ensure their success and survival. Being a good steward of the environment is an important part of the Navy's mission including when training in the Gulf of Alaska. Every few years the Navy re-analyses the potential environmental effects associated with continued activities in the Gulf of Alaska in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act. This analysis supports authorizations required under the Marine Mammal Protection Act and the Endangered Species Act. Our previous analyses determined these training activities would not have significant effect on the environment. Of note, the majority of potential effects to marine mammals would be temporary behavioral responses without injury or long-term impact. Typical examples include changes in vocalizations or changes in swim speed or direction. The Navy is committed to protecting the Gulf of Alaska's marine and coastal resources. Since 2009 the Navy has funded approximately six million dollars for marine species monitoring in the offshore waters of this area. This scientific research has helped the Navy develop a variety of mitigations to protect the marine environment during training activities. These mitigations were developed in consultation with regulatory agencies and with feedback received from the public, tribes and other key stakeholders. Protective measures include observing the area for marine mammal species prior to activities, hosting qualified lookouts on vessels and aircraft during an exercise, and limiting activities in geographic and seasonal mitigation areas. More information about the Navy's analysis of potential impacts during training activities can be found on our GOA EIS project website. To learn more about Navy-funded research in the marine environment, please visit the Navy's marine species monitoring site listed here.


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Hello, my name is Joe Pierce, I'm non-binary, I'm a developer, and consider myself something of Science Wumble. It's only just now that I've kind of realized the reference to Wumbles might actually be a bit before certain people's time. Does anyone not know what a Wumble is? And I've just realized I can't actually explain what a Wumble is. So turn to the person next to you who does know what a Wumble is and ask them. So anyway, by Science Wumble, I mean I'm not an academic, but I love to learn about a wide range of sciences and see if I can make good use of the things that I find. Recently I've been wumbling around the field of cognitive psychology. I want to use it to explain some ways you can manage information overload. So what is information overload and why do we need to manage it? Well in 1970 futurist Alvin Toffler popularized the term information overload in his book Future Shock. He considered the book a thesis on surviving the collision with tomorrow. And he wrote that there are discoverable limits to the amount of change that the human organism can absorb and that by accelerating change without first determining these limits, we may submit masses of people to demands that they simply cannot tolerate. We may submit them to information overload. Among the symptoms Toffler ascribed to it were anxiety, hostility, apathy, physical illness, depression, and even senseless violence. Experimental psychology uses a term orientation response for our reaction to change or novelty. It's also sometimes called the startle reaction. Our pupils dilate, the hearing becomes more acute, our muscles tense, blood rushes to the head and our breathing and heart rate alter. The examples Toffler used to illustrate the effects of overloading this orientation response came from stories of extreme environments like the battlefields of World War II where a soldier falls asleep while a storm of machine gun bullets splattered around him not due to physical tiredness but a sense of overpowering apathy. Soldiers became hypersensitive and would hit the dirt at the slightest stimuli, increasingly showing anxiety and anger at the slightest inconvenience. But the sources of overwhelming stimuli in extreme situations is clear. What about here and now where there are no bullets or glass flying through the air around us and the earth is steady beneath our feet at least most of the time? Toffler went on to say that the orientation response occurs not merely in response to simple sensory inputs. It happens when we come across novel ideas or information as well. So are we faced with an overwhelming amount of new information 46 years later? 20 million words of new technical information are recorded each day. At 1000 words a minute reading for eight hours a day. This is six weeks worth of reading. And after reading the information for that one day, you would have fallen behind by five and a half years worth of reading. And these statistics are from 2001. Imagine how much worse it is today. Toffler seems even more prescient as there's now medically recognized condition called information fatigue syndrome. With symptoms that include hurry sickness, the belief that one was constantly rushed to keep pace with time. And pervasive hostility, chronic state of irritability near anger or even rage. These might sound familiar. I believe we see evidence of information fatigue all around us. This is just a small sample which I believe illustrates that that symptom of pervasive hostility.   My particular favorite, a lot of work is done on the internet. And the internet is its own special hellscape. Remember that stuff about crazy people and bad code. The internet is that except it's literally a billion times worse. And take a look at how many tech blog writers use the word rant in the blog title. So how might we as well, I'm assuming there are some developers in the audience. Hoping, yes. Excellent. How might we as developers be overloading ourselves? Any front end web developers in the audience, that'll do. It's enough. You don't actually need to know front end web development to be able to get anything out of this talk. But I use it as an illustration. So let's look at front end web development as an example. There has been a huge growth in the number of frameworks and tools. This means that it's not only hard to keep up with what's out there, but that no one can know everything. If you ever work on a project with multiple unfamiliar tools and frameworks, information overload is a risk. So development is always going to be a learning process, because there's always a lot to learn. Perhaps that means we can manage information overload by managing how we learn. So it helps to understand a little about how we learn in order to hack the process. The two partners of human learning are our working memory, our long-term memory. Working memory is where we process information. It's the site of our active conscious thinking and learning processes. And comprises visual and auditory subcomponents. There's actually another subcomponent called the appropriate exception, which is a sense of where your body actually is at all times. But that's less useful to leverage for learning, at least non physical things. Long-time memory has enormous capacity, but cannot engage in conscious thinking or learning processes. So they work together. Learning takes place in working memory and the results are stored in long-term memory. I want to briefly outline three of the main processes we can hack to alter the way we learn. Attention, elaboration rehearsal, and encoding. Attention is critical to processing information. To illustrate how critical, in 1972, an Eastern Airlines flight crashed as a result of cockpit distractions. The crew became so preoccupied with a malfunction that no one noticed the altimeter reading or warnings until it was too late. We can help focus attention with cues and signals. For example, bullet points, paragraphs and headings, visual indicators like really big red arrows, and signalling language, such as saying it is important to note that. We can also help focus attention by leveraging both the visual and auditory components of a working memory at once. As I've done here, potentially badly, I don't know, by giving you a diagram to focus on visually while I describe what it represents. And this is called the modality effect, using both modes, auditory and visual. Elaboration rehearsal helps promote something called automaticity. This is a mechanism that allows us to largely bypass working memory. Skills that are repeated often enough become established in long-term memory and can subsequently be performed with little or no working memory resources, such as writing, reading and speaking. When we encode information, we create what are called schemers. These are memory structures that allow us to treat a large number of information elements as though they are a single element. And we have schemers for everything. For example, while all trees are different and include an enormous amount of sensory information, the shape of the tree, the color of the leaves, you know, the size of the tree, the smell of the tree, we instantly recognize a tree because we have a schema for trees. Schemas are constructed additively. So for a novice learner, every new thing is unconnected and must be managed separately. But as we gain experience, we form connections between the bits of information in our head, allowing us to treat these collections as single schemers. But there are limits to our ability to learn. Back in 1956, cognitive psychologist, George A. Miller, wrote a paper highlighting these limits on our ability to process information. You may have come across Miller's Law, a magical number seven plus or minus two. Miller's paper suggested that there's a definable limit on the amount of information that we can usefully process at any one time. And when that limit is exceeded, information overload leads to our learning becoming inefficient if it even remains working at all. Some web designers have used Miller's Law as justification for only putting seven things or fewer on a page. This is a misinterpretation. It wasn't the number of things that was an important result, but the fact that there was always a limit. We now equate the things themselves to the schemers I mentioned earlier. Someone with experience, who has more connected schemers, will be able to handle more complex information in working memory at once. So, how do we use the result of Miller's research? Well, in the late 1980s, John Sweller, an Australian educational psychologist, asked what we can do to learn more efficiently given the limitations that Miller wrote about. And he published the paper in this journal here. His research led to something called cognitive load theory. So, what is cognitive load theory? Well, very simply, it defines cognitive load as the total amount of mental effort being used in the working memory and describes a universal set of evidence-based principles for managing that cognitive load that leads to more efficient learning. So, I can give you a brief overview of the core concepts. Total cognitive load is comprised of three types. Intrinsic load, extraneous or irrelevant load, and domain or relevant load. Intrinsic load is imposed by the complexity of the task being performed. For example, learning to juggle with ten balls is more complex than learning with three. And we can only reduce intrinsic load by juggling fewer balls. In other words, if we're faced with a large complex task, we want to break it up into smaller ones and we can then tackle these individually. Now, I want to make a brief aside here, actually, because since I've written these slides, there's actually another way that you can do this. A nice simple illustration of this is, while juggling with three balls might be simpler, juggling with three chainsaws is probably a bit more complex, even though you've actually reduced it to the same number of things. So, there's also a different kind of simplification. If anyone knows about the difference between general relativity and Newton's laws of motion, then Newton's laws of motion works in most cases, but general relativity is required for some of the edge cases. And you use the simpler form of the law according to what your need is. But anyway, going back to the slides, you might be familiar with the agile hierarchy, where we define a high-level epic, which we break down into user stories, which we further break down into individual tasks. Estimating an epic would impose an extremely high intrinsic load, but estimating user stories or tasks should be more manageable. Extraneous or irrelevant load is imposed by distractions or tasks that are irrelevant to the goal. These could be noise distractions, needing to learn an unfamiliar tool or set of tools, or trying to decipher code that's unreadable or difficult to follow. To manage a relevant load, we could try working in a quieter environment or wearing headphones, or there are certain cases where that doesn't actually work. But anyway, that's a bigger side. Or try reducing the number of tools or libraries we use to a minimum. There's a growing movement originating from Keith Circle to use MPM script alone for front-end task running, which won't mean a lot to actually anyone who is in the audience who isn't actually a front-end web developer. But then we can eliminate tools called Grunt, Gulp and Webpack, which would be great. Make sure that the code we write is readable. Never forget that the person unable to decipher your code might be future you. We can do this by using better cues and signals in our code. It might not be me. I'm sorry that this is an example in JavaScript. I'm really really sorry. But it's actually from the angular source code, if that means anything. But yeah, I couldn't quite contemplate writing a terrible bit of code for myself. So yeah, it might not be immediately obvious this function does two distinct tasks. There's the null check and the actual work itself. But by adding a bit of appropriate white space and line breaks, we cue the developer the information that there are two distinct tasks here. Comments are also important to use wisely, as Jeff Atwood succinctly puts it. Code tells you how. Comments tell you why.  Good comments signal that all is not as straightforward as it might appear. This reduces the load on anyone trying to maintain your code. If you've ever spent more time than expected, wondering why a section of code doesn't do what it looks like it should do, then you may understand what I mean. Consistency is also important to reduce load. Style conformance tools can help without having to impose the extra load of learning a style guide. I don't know if anyone's ever used a style guide or tried to use a style guide or tried to implement one, but how many times have you seen such a style guide just gathered dust because of the extra effort required to maintain or learn it. So by reducing relevant tasks and distractions, we focus attention.  Helps us to connect bits of information and form more complex schemers. Repetition and context variation give us the skills to apply knowledge in a wider variety of situations. By repetition, I mean practice. Schemas need reinforcing the repeated recall and usage. This makes them easier for the working memory to retrieve in process. You can vary the context by seeking out multiple sources of information. There is no such thing as the definitive tree. It might be that only after seeing something expressed in five different contexts are you able to confidently recognize it yourself in a sixth. So how about a different context? This might be easier to understand if I give another example. So the goal of a developer is to better understand an existing code base. This might include understanding the framework that has been used, particularly if it's nuanced. We might assist that goal by varying the areas of the code base that they're assigned to work on until they can confidently develop a feature from scratch. We can also develop more flexible schemers through pairing. It can help us discover varied approaches and methods that we haven't yet encoded within our own schemers. This can also leverage both subcomponents of the working memory, auditory and visual, particularly if you have one person visually examining the code while another explains what it's doing. So Jermaine, relevant load, helps us elaborate and rehearse schemers, encodes new information and hopefully promotes automaticity. So to sum up, we constantly need to learn. Cognitive psychology can tell us how we learn, but it also tells us there are limits to our ability to learn. Cognitive load theory can help us work within those limits, giving us a set of guiding evidence-based principles. If we manage intrinsic load by breaking large tasks into smaller ones, reduce extraneous load by eliminating irrelevant tasks and distractions, and increase relevant load with appropriate repetition and varied learning context, we promote efficient learning, improve productivity and escape the horrors of information overload. Thanks. Any questions? Okay, thanks Joe. So if anyone's got any questions, I'll bring the mic to you so I can get it on the video. Hi, I'd like to hear a little bit more about the headphone distractions that you talked about. I use headphones a lot of work and I'd just like you to elaborate on that if you can. Yeah, there's actually a really nice article that I sort of retweeted earlier last week or a week before, which goes into a lot of detail about this. Basically saying that if you're trying to learn something completely new, auditory distractions of any kind are bad. They will weirdly not only inhibit your ability to learn and create schemas, but they would all they will also prompt you to form weird connections. It didn't go in in depth into what the weird connections were, but I think it means that you sort of you construct the schema in a very sort of cluttered manner. But it also mentioned things like if you're doing boilerplate code, something like music that you've heard before a lot and preferably not vocal music, hard trance works really well for me, works quite well, because I spoke well if you're in an open plan office, if you're sitting somewhere like home where you actually don't have any noise distractions, then nothing on your headphones, no noise at all is better. But yes, it did mention the thing about vocal music is particularly bad because you spend some working memory processing to understand the lyrics. And new music is bad because of course you're essentially learning it, so it takes up a chunk of your working memory in processing. Do I like this or not? There is definitely more on this. The jury is out on whether you are listening to music while learning is particularly good or bad, but it depends. Hi, back here. My name is Sai, I did CogSai for my degree.  And Cognitive Neuroscience later. So one thing you didn't cover explicitly is chunking, which is pretty related to schemas, but not quite. So the number seven plus or minus two refers to seven plus or minus two chunks and chunk is not... Yeah, the unidimensional chunks as well. I mean, he mentions it in the paper, I think, doesn't he? He does in the paper, but it's been elaborated more in studies. Yeah. Letters are a good example of chunks, aren't they? Letters from an alphabet can be a good example of chunks and then you've got words and then you've got sentences, paragraphs, etc. Yes, and then that's a good example of why chunks are not well defined and a thing that you can manipulate.  If you are learning sign language, you look at fingerspelling and you see one letter shape at a time, but with skill you see the shape. So same thing with chess, you can see the shape of a board as opposed to a specific one. Absolutely, we don't read letter by letter once we're floating with reading, we read word by word and sometimes phrase by phrase depending on how predictable it is and that's the chunks getting bigger, I guess, isn't it? Or different, yes. Not with what? Different, yes. Okay, I think we've got time for one more. I can't see a thing, so something else. Another can I wave if you need a question? Okay, well I've got one then.  You seem to know front-end. Yes, yes. How important do you think this is for individual developers and for managers to learn to manage tasks in the workplace? Framing as code with load theory perhaps not that important, but it does give an alternative explanation as to why we do a lot of the things that we should be doing already. Things like writing clear maintainable code, writing code which isn't all bunched up by where we put appropriate cues and signals in our code, you know why we should use comments to explain why we're doing a particular thing. And actually part of it explains why auto-generated comments, why auto-generated comments are actually a terrible idea because while comments can help novice developers understand code, auto-generated comments just become noise and they will actually hinder not just novice developers but actually experienced developers from understanding the code base. Thank you Joe. Thank you.


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North End Concessors Movement has issued a 21-day ultimatum to play Southeast Governors and other relevant authorities to address instant attack on its members. The coalition of North End groups is accusing some peasants in the southern region of attacking on North Enders residing in the region. Rising from a press briefing in Carduna, the group also threatened to cause supply of food items and other commodities to the region if the trend continues. From today, if nothing has been done between today to the next 21 days, if nothing has been done, then we will have no option than to outrightly stop everything that is moving from the north to the eastern part of Nigeria. For northerners living in the eastern part of Nigeria, we are not going to take any action against the easterners that are living in the northern part of Nigeria. Why? Because we are law-abiding, we are not destroyers, we are no killers. So we will not do anything to any easterners that are resident in the north. But we will stop food supply and we are also saying that northerners that are in the southern eastern part of Nigeria should get ready to start returning home. We will be given a date within which we will be asking them to return home because the group appeal to the southern governors and all the stakeholders to us a matter of urgency address the issues in the interest of peace, national integration and economic development. Across the shores of other parts, in other parts of Nigeria, that is across the southwest, south, south and the south eastern part of Nigeria, you are aware that just some days ago about more than 10 trucks were burned to ashes as well as lives and properties destroyed for not just costs. We today tolerate this barbaric act by those that feel they are above the law. We are law-abiding, we believe in the law. So we will take a just cost. And we said we are saying enough is enough. Therefore, the meeting today is resolved to take an action and that action will terminate and also stop. In a short while from now, we are making a formal announcement of the supply of food items to other parts of Nigeria from the north. We will not retaliate by killing. We will not retaliate by destroying properties, but we will take an action that will send a signal to the other parts of Nigeria that are killing northerners for no just costs. We will stop in a short while from now the supply of food stops from the north to the other part of Nigeria. And once we start that, until a decisive action is taken, until we see that the government is taking an action or the leaders of those regions gave a commitment of the protection. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


hey everyone welcome to figure fantasy so we all know that Tia's banner is gonna be around for another week and this these events right here right in front of me are very timely because for those who want more pulls on Tia's banner we can you know do it during this week um for those who haven't really reached diamond stage and want to then this is your chance for those who are maximizing her up to five diamonds this is also your chance one of them is me because i i have two diamonds i think but i want to take her to five diamonds i think i need five more copies of her um these events you're familiar with so i'm not gonna dilly dally on you know what we're gonna get for this so i'm just here to make sure that you understand the stakes wherein you are deciding whether you're gonna use these these currencies that you're gonna be farming for these events if you're going to use these with Tia or or save it for another banner after Tia we're not really sure who's next we're not even sure if it's a collab uh character or unit but one thing's for sure if you don't maximize your pulls for Tia you are going to regret it so my take my personal take is please use the the currency that you're gonna get here and someone for Tia someone for additional pulls maximize her existing banner for another week i'd rather gamble on that than wait for the next banner which might not be might be a good figure might not be a good figure so it's a gamble and it would be probably more than a week whether we know who it's gonna be okay so again these events the baseball leagues zoom express signing for baseball league um except for this one the all-new combination limited rate up soon ignore this don't summon for this these are going to give you more summoning currency for Tia so again please do maximize them but i'll leave the decision to you guys on you know i'll leave it up to you whether you're gonna pull more for Tia or save up for the next banner which we don't know at this point okay so that is it i'm gonna leave it up to you guys but for me i'm gonna be going all in for Tia's banner once i have enough uh probably right before the banner ends if i have enough i'm going to pull the remaining you know copies of the whatever i can pull um hopefully hopefully i could be i could have her at five diamonds so again guys so another um new figures in the covenant just other updates so you have additional osuke zuki liang megan yamazaki lubu so these are your other updates the rest is going to be more summoning currency for you guys and we have a new skin is zumi willingly baited version it's going to be permanent in sunny store and for those who are in north america and europe please make sure that you wait for the update just in case you are waiting for it um your time deployments will be later in your area or time zone so that is it guys i'll leave it to it whether you're gonna use all of these for tia and again or um or the new uh unknown figure that we're gonna have after her so thank you very much you guys for staying this far take care stay safe this is the warden and i'm out of here


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Sometimes it's just good to ask other Christians what game are you watching? Meaning, are you paying attention to the actual game or are you listening to something else? For some reason we have this infatuation, this desire to focus on the enemy, to focus on demons, and not focus on the actual game. Think about this. We talk about demons and being demonized or being demon-possessed, whatever terminology you want to use. We talk about that so much as though that is the main thing that's spoken of in the Bible. It's not. It's not even close to what's being spoken of in the Bible. Think about this. The apostles that people want to try to emulate nowadays, the power of these apostles, these people who others say they want to be like and walk in their power. How often did you hear Paul or Peter or James or John or Jude or whomever else speak about demons, especially about demons in their life, especially about demons inflicting harm on their lives? No, they are not. What they're speaking most often about is the power of the Spirit, the presence of the Spirit in their walk. Now, if there are demons, obviously we believe there are. We believe there's demonic influence. There's demonic powers out there. But if they are, which there are, then there also are angelic powers. And if there's angelic powers, there's also a God with His Holy Spirit behind them. Think about what we don't think about as it relates to angels. According to Daniel 7.10, there are myriads of angels, myriads upon myriads of them standing before them, and also according to Psalm 103.20, what does he say? He says that they are mighty in strength who do what? They perform His word. Well, last I check, God is working in us through His Spirit. The Bible says that He has caused us to be born again and that those who have His Spirit, He is going to work in us, want everything for our good for those who love Him. And He says He's going to cause us to walk. He's going to protect us. He's going to keep us. How? How does He do so? Well, if there's an enemy that comes after you, then there must be, if God is correct, if the word is correct, there's also the use of these mighty ones who are also working on our behalf. How do I know? Because the Bible says this. In Hebrews 1.14, that's what it says. Are they not all ministering Spirit-speaking of angels sent out to render service for whom? Look what it says. For the sake of those who will inherit salvation. In other words, these angels work on our behalf. For those who are saved, they are ministering Spirit on behalf of God for us. They serve Him on behalf of us, I should say, for those who are saved who will inherit it. In other words, we literally have these myriads upon myriads, these mighty creatures working on behalf of us, protecting us, working for one our benefit, but also for the glory of God. And notice something he says about children also. It makes you wonder, does this also apply to us? Or do children lose their angels once they get older? Because that's what he says in Matthew 18.10. He says, See that you do not despise one of these little ones, but here's a kicker.  In other words, they have their angels. And notice this is plural. They're angels. Now as I said, that each person has one angel or they have multiple angels. We don't know. But we have angels. I don't know if there are necessarily demons assigned to any one person. But certainly there's at least one angel assigned to us. They work on our behalf. And what does the Bible say? That they are actually watching us. Notice what he says in 1st Corinthians 490. He says, For I thank God has exhibited us apostles last of all as men condemned to death because we have become a spectacle to the world, both to angels and men. In other words, angels are watching. And they're not just watching just for the sake of watching.  No, they are actively involved. Because again, they are ministering spirits for who? For us that are saved. And so think about this. Here we are as believers. God has these powerful creatures working on our behalf to do what? What do you think those angels are doing? If there's some sort of demonic attack or whatever demonic attack the enemy wants to bring, who do you think there is our line of defense? These angels. And so no, we don't typically see demons. And we don't typically see angels. If we were to be able to have spiritual lives to see demons, which for some reason, some folks want to see demons. I don't know why, but if you were able to see demons as constantly as people think they do, if they were truly spiritual, you know what they would notice even more of. This is how you know that this is a lie from the enemy to tell people how much people can be demonized if they're Christians. Because if they were to see demons, why don't they also see angels? The Bible is clear that they're there. It's not that demons occupy this spiritual space by themselves. There are angels there as well. And so don't let someone tell you that there's more demonic activity than there's more angelic activity.  Don't let them think that. And when it comes down to a game between demons versus angels, who's going to win? Who's got the more might? My money's on the angels.


Hi guys, my name is Marc Fontaine and welcome to a very special episode of the service design show. This episode is fully dedicated to the upcoming service design network Global Conference that will take place on November 2nd and 3rd 2017 in the wonderful city of Madrid. I've invited a dear friend of the show and former guest who's also part of the conference organizing team, Alex Nisbeth, to tell us what we can expect at this year's conference. Do you want to go to the conference for free this year? Keep watching, Alex will be giving away one ticket during this episode. Welcome to the show, Alex. Hi Marc. Nice to have you back on the show. It's brilliant to be here. Alex, you're part of the organizing team and that's why I've invited you to talk a bit about the conference that's coming up in Madrid. First of all, could you explain a bit what's the theme and why did you choose this specific team this year? Yeah, so this is going to be our 10th global conference. So that's a really significant thing and some of the early themes were about joining the dots. There was a bit of focus on kind of tools and methods, you know, the basics if you like. Then we started thinking about that shift from, as we called it, from sketchbook to spreadsheet. Then we looked at the value to quality of life and we feel that now it's about time after 10 years to start thinking about the real growth of service design and the importance of and the challenges of service design at scale. So we've seen service design grow from arguably quite a small kind of practice if you like. As you might say, a cottage industry into something which is much more akin to a global phenomena. So maybe the real question is how do we, we are making impact but how do we spread the impact and how do we do more meaningful work? Yeah, yeah. So there's a whole bunch of challenges about getting bigger and better, having more spread, more impact, growing, growing pains if you like. So that's what we're focusing on this year. So what can people expect when they join the conference in Madrid? Okay, I think there's a couple of really significant things. There's one thing that I'm going to come back to again and again and again. And that's this word in the service design network, the network word. This is really, really important to us and it's the reason that you'll find that our global conference changes venue, changes host country and city from year to year. So the network is the most important thing, being able to kind of connect with physically, face to face people that are designing services, they're maybe delivering services, they're buying services or they're studying service design. So the first thing is definitely about reaching out to that community, getting in touch with your network and enjoying spending time together. So the network is the most important thing really, I would say. The second thing has got to be the breadth of content.  And the third thing probably is, which connects to the network is the fact that we're going to be in Madrid, in Spain, and there's going to be, we're looking forward to the kind of the local, the Spanish kind of flavor, if you like. That's very important to us that each host city is able to sort of present an aspect of their country, of their city, which makes it even more of an experience. So it's not just a conference, it's actually more of an experience. I have a strong memory of that from the conference we hosted in Amsterdam last year. So the theme was the Dutch flavor. So I'm really curious and looking forward to the Spanish flavor in this case. Alex, I know that you're still in the full process of developing the program and curating the presentations, but could you give us sort of a tip of the iceberg? What can people expect to learn during this conference? Well, we're quite careful about setting a theme, if you like, and also breaking that theme down into a number of distinct topics. And we're very much encouraging those that are either speaking or facilitating workshops in some way to connect to that central theme, service design at scale. So we're going to be ensuring that everything kind of speaks to that. We are also going to be looking at introducing possibly some different levels of content. So content which is maybe more suitable than somebody that's maybe new to service design, content on the other perspective for people that are maybe those seasoned professionals. So I think what you might be looking at is the kind of breadth of content around the theme, but also a depth, as I say, for people that are fairly new to it, and also for those that are, as I say, seasoned professionals, if you like. The people who were back there in 2008 during the first one. And I have to say, I have to add that the content, the theme is designed, is co-designed with the local team, the local host team. The content all comes from the network. There will be a few number of people that are invited speakers, if you like. But the vast majority of the content is coming from the network themselves. And I think that's something that we're really, really proud of. We think it's really important that the content comes from you, if you like, everybody out there, the network. So what is the thing next to the Spanish flavor that you are looking forward to? There's a couple of things. I'm personally looking forward to spending some time with some some dear friends, friends that I've met throughout over the years, whether it was from Amsterdam back in 2008 or some of the conferences in between. So I'm looking forward to spending some time with those cool people and hanging out, if you like, and just seeing what's what in their service design world. I'm looking very much looking forward to the fact that this is our 10th conference. So I think if you go along to Members Day, then you'll find there's going to be a little bit of a flavor around looking back and looking forward. I think that's going to be very, very special. But I think most of all, it's going to be the breadth of the content. The kind of surprising talks, if you like, that from people that maybe you've not heard of yet, or maybe people speaking from the flown a long way to the conference with some particularly interesting stories from their from their context and their experience of service design. So, Alex, if people are just excited as me to join you in Madrid, how do we sign up? Okay, so if you want to come along to the Safe Dine Network Global Conference each year, there's the first way to get involved is by submitting a proposal for a talk or maybe a workshop. Unfortunately, the date for those submissions has passed now, and we're already kind of filtering through all those hundreds of submissions. That's the first way. The second way, purchase a ticket. So you check out the link in the comments or somewhere below here.  So there we go, buy a ticket for the two days. But I think we've got a third way this year. Mark, I think we're organizing a little competition, aren't we? I must say that this is a first service design show first. We haven't done this yet. So I'm really curious how this will work out. And I think you offered one free ticket, not the flight, not the hotel, just a free ticket to the conference. When people join this challenge, and what's the challenge, Alex? Yeah, so we'd like you to answer one simple question, and it's connected with the theme of the conference, of course. So if you can answer this following question, what do you think is the most important ingredient for successfully designing services at scale? So what's the most important ingredient for service design at scale? And if you put your answers in the comments below, then I think we'll pick an answer out of the hat. And that lucky person will get to come along to the conference. Yeah, it's not that hard for you to actually obtain that ticket. So leave a comment, share your thoughts, share your ideas, and also learn from what other people are saying. And we'll pick a winner pretty soon. And we'll announce that maybe also in the next episode, because I think Alex, we should do a follow-up on this episode once you know more about the final program and the final presentations, right? That would be really great to be able to share some of the speakers, the talks, the workshops. Of course, you'll be able to find those out. We'll be releasing those on Twitter and on the website. But it'll be good to talk about some of the kind of the really interesting things that are going to be happening at the conference. Awesome. Alex, thanks for your time. Looking forward to the conference and thanks again. Cheers. Thanks a lot. Bye. If you'd like to learn more about the conference, check out the links that are in the description of this episode. If you enjoyed this episode and would like to see more interviews with service design pioneers, check out some of the past episodes and don't forget to subscribe to the channel. For now, thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next episode.


Don't you recognize me? It's me you old Xavier. I just look like this But eight years from now.  Hey guys, this is my review for X-Men dark Phoenix I actually did not see this movie in theaters. In fact, it is the only X-Men movie. I never saw in theaters I saw every single One the Deadpool's the Logan's all the way back to the first movie I saw the first film in theaters when I was a kid so I was 10 years old I didn't see this one.  This movie is the worst X-Men movie in the entire Association of the X-Men films. I'm including apocalypse. I'm including origins of Wolverine this movie is Horrible on every single level almost it's somewhat starts off at least a little bit Promising because the opening sequence is kind of cool. There is some decent sort of dramaticism to it The music makes it sound like it's the end of the movie like the final cliffhanger.  The acting is horrible From everyone. I'm not just including the young kids. I'm not including Sophie Turner versus somehow worse than last one But everyone is giving nothing two of the worst performances in this is James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender Because they're doing the same Fucking character for the fourth goddamn time James McAvoy is this strange Amalgamation of Patrick Stewart trying to sound like him trying to walk like him trying to have mannerisms like him except he looks Like himself. He doesn't look all though. It doesn't make sense. His voice just it just it's weird The entire times James McAvoy is in the movie.   Thanks for watching the video My name is nits and you might remember me from the animated cult classic tv show undergrads It's been a while, but i'm happy to say the click is finally getting back together in an all new movie Thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign But we are still asking for your support to see any and all updates about the upcoming undergrads movie Be sure to check out and like the bring back undergrads facebook page and with any luck. We'll see you guys soon


Hello friends Osiris here in the next 7 star terror raid event for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet has just been announced, we're going to go over all of the details of this brand new event and when it's going to be dropping in your games. It's been a few weeks since the last 7 star terror raid event that we had for Venusaur Blastoise and Charizard and Scarlet and Violet but we now finally have the next event announced and it will be featuring none other than the Generation 2 Grass Starter This time out it will be a pure psychic terror type and it will be running 2 weekends in a raw starting out with its first phase from the 5th of April running over until the 7th and then it will be back the following week from the 12th of April until the 14th. As it stands normally with these announcements we don't have too many other details but the meganium will have the mightiest mark of course and hopefully like some of the more recent terror raid events that we've had it will have those herbomistica drops along with it but it is a nice chance for us to get this Generation 2 starter with the mightiest mark in that collection of other mightiest mark pokemon that we've had. Now meganium is not one of the strongest starter pokemon unfortunately it does suffer a little bit by a bad move pool it does get some nice aspects though it has got the leaf guard ability but it does need the sun in effect for that to be a happening. It does of course have some decent stats it is very good defensive so you can see the raid probably going down a more defensive route of course and it does get some psychic type attacks obviously namely the reflect and the light screen are probably the most prominent ones that it does get access to and the most powerful psychic type attack that it does get access to is probably going to be a physical type attack zen head but it does notably get sword stance as well so it does have a way to boost its attack stats so it can take advantage of this zen headbutt which is something we might see it go down of course but outside of that it doesn't really get any fairy type attacks that you would see something like a psychic type pokemon have so it could at least cover for those options against dog type pokemon but of course we will go into a lot more depth with our best builds as we prepare for this event later this week and that video probably drop tomorrow or Tuesday at the very latest so keep an eye out for that one we'll go over all the details of the meganium but I don't think it's going to be a very difficult one I think we can probably set ourselves up with some really interesting pokemon that are going to be very effective against it to run through its solar like we normally do on the channel but let me know down in the comment section below what your thoughts are on the meganium I was pretty much certain and sold on the fact that we were going to get superior as our next 7 star terror Pokemon but a big nod to generation 2 of course it is the anniversary of Johto this year so it's a nice way to kick us into the 7 star terrorids since that last pokemon day announcement with the Charizard Venusaur and the Blastoise so it looks like we are going to be getting this one maybe for alligator is the next terror event after this one but we'll have to wait and see but nice to see that the 7 star terror events are back in full flow so we'll look forward to seeing what this one plays out like later in the week when it drops I hope you found today's video useful friends if you have do drop a like on the video do subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with all of our Pokemon scholar and violet content and I will see you all in another video very soon so until then friends take care of yourselves and bye bye


I'm going to show you the numbers assigned to each specific position and the reason you would want to know that. If you don't know about me, I used to be a huge underachiever, but through obsessive self-improvement, I found my success. Earned a college scholarship, played for my national football team, a YouTube channel with over 100 million views. I've helped players worldwide and I'd love to help you improve faster and achieve more. Is maybe you're watching football on TV and they're referring to different players, different positions as numbers and not just mentioning the position. Maybe you're watching an analyst speak about football, so it's going to help you understand that as well. Also, maybe your coach is giving tactical advice. He's talking about soccer tactics, football tactics, and he's not referring to positions. He's just referring to the numbers. So I'm going to give you a few different formations, but the numbers of the positions are the same. The formation may shift a bit, but the positions stay the same. So it would go like this. The goalkeeper is number one. Right fullback, number two. Left fullback, number three. Left center back, number four. Right center back, number five. And for these formations, I'm just going to keep a back four, but we'll do a couple of different ones. One, two, three, four, five. Going into the midfield, six, eight, 10. The attacking midfielder is a 10. Defensive midfielder is a six. The eight may go forward and join the 10. He may stay here with the six, but specifically attacking midfielder is a 10. Defensive midfielder is a six. The wingers, seven, 11. Hey, what's up? I hope you're finding this content helpful. Watch this all the way to the end if you want to find out which subscriber got this video's special shout out. 11 and the striker is always number nine. The big goal scorer up top, he is number nine. So let's just do a slight variation. We're playing in a four, two, three, one right now. If we went four, three, three, it stays the same. Okay. One, two, three, four, five, six, eight, 10, seven, 11, nine. Sometimes the eight may go and join the 10 and you might play with one defensive midfielder. He would be the six. This would be a 10 and an eight in here and seven, 11, nine. You could play a four, one. If you like this content, check out the soccer success planner. You can download it for free. There's a link in the description below. And for advanced training, check out the online soccer academy one, four, one with one defensive midfielder. And it would be the same. A six, an eight and a 10 in here, seven, 11, and the nine up top. Let's look at a traditional four, four, two. So the same from the back. One, two, three, four, five. Up top is the nine and the 11 would join him. Nine and 11 traditionally have been the two strikers because in the nineties, eighties, it was a lot of four, four, two, nine and 11 were usually up top. This would be a six and a 10 in here, seven, eight, nine, 11. So that's basically the different positions assigned to different numbers. So as I said, it's going to help you if anyone ever mentions maybe you're watching professional football on TV and the analyst or the commentator keeps mentioning the number six. So he's such a good number six or the attacking number 10. He's so good on the ball. He's so creative. The big number nine up top, this is going to give you a better idea of those positions. So you're not confused if you ever hear those terms. And also, like I said, if I'm playing football, there's 11 players on the pitch. So that's why there's only 11 numbers here. Now, obviously you can wear whatever number you want. And nowadays players are getting higher and higher with their numbers, more ridiculous numbers. And it's all good, wear whatever number you want. But if you play right fullback, maybe you want to select that number two. If you play left fullback three center backs, four and five midfielder, especially that defensive midfielder, six, the attacking midfielder, you're the number 10. The wingers are seven and 11 usually if you're playing with two wingers, or if you're in a, if you're in that four, four, two, it would be that seven and that eight. But up top, if you want to be the big goal scorer, wear the number nine 11 is a cool number as well. And at the end of the day, you can wear whatever number you want. But I hope you found this video helpful. If you were looking for soccer positions with specific numbers, if you did, please like, comment, share this video, subscribe to progressive soccer, and I'll see you in the next video. This is the featured subscriber for this video. If you'd like to be featured in future videos, hit that like button, drop a comment below and let me know how my videos have helped you improve and achieve more in this sport. If you like this content, check out the soccer success planner. You can download it for free. There's a link in the description below. And for advanced training, check out the online soccer academy.


Hi, let's talk about that how to check if a string contains vowels. Let's make a simple string, for example, Germany, and let's check if this string contains any vowel. Okay, let's check these characters inside our string. Let's use variable C for characters and let's check them inside our string. And our character C will be one of the vowels. So let's make our character to check the occurrences of any vowel inside our string Germany. And we want to find if our string contains any vowel, so we're going to use function any, which will return to us true if our searching string contains any vowel. Okay, let's press enter and of course, as you can see, our string contains few vowels, so the returning value is true. You can also make a simple string, let's call it my string, let's say Paris, Berlin, and you can use the same technique to check if your string contains at least one vowel. Let's say C in my string, C in vowels, you do not need to use checking for vowels, you could also use this technique to look up for other letters, for example, letter A, letter S, letter N and so on. And of course, we can find all these letters inside our string. That's all in this lesson, thanks for watching, bye-bye.