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Rockabilly Car Show at Erotic Heritage Museum
LAS VEGAS — The Erotic Heritage Museum has scheduled a Rockabilly Pin-Up Party and Car Show tomorrow night. Novelty manufacturer Topco Sales has donated Cheap Sex Truck Stop Trixxxie Dolls to be used as raffle prizes.
The Rockabilly Pin-Up Party and Car Show runs from noon-2 a.m. It features a vintage automobile show, burlesque performances by artists Babes in Sin, Lou Lou Roxy and Anabelle of the Ball, rope-bondage demonstrations by Mateo, and musical performances by the Delta Bombers, the Swingin' Pedestrians and DJ Lucky. Photography and models for the event will be provided by Richard Rasner and Jenna Black of Nakayama Studios.
The event will also feature a full bar provided by Absolute Beverage and a raffle for prizes donated by companies including Topco Sales.
"We are always eager to support the Erotic Heritage Museum's fantastic events and exhibits," said Desiree Duffie, director of marketing and public relations for Topco Sales. "Truck Stop Trixxxie is just the kind of girl to get super excited about squirming over some hot, vintage cars and the chance to jump and jive to great rockabilly tunes."
Admission is $10 from noon-7 p.m. and $15 from 7 p.m-2 a.m. The car show will take place from noon-7 p.m. and all other performances from 7 p.m- 2 a.m.
The Erotic Heritage Museum encompasses more than 24,000 square feet of permanent and changeable exhibit space and places a special emphasis on the unfolding of the American sexual revolution of the 20th century. The museum is owned and managed by the Exodus Trust, a nonprofit California trust.
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The Guerrilla Girls are an anonymous collective of women artists that formed in response to the Museum of Modern Art's 1984 exhibition An International Survey of Painting and Sculpture, which included only thirteen women and no people of color out of 165 featured artists. Wearing gorilla masks and drawing on tactics of guerrilla warfare and marketing, the Guerrilla Girls create protest art to expose gender- and race-based discrimination in the art world and beyond. The selected works in this exhibition are from the Guerrilla Girls' Portfolio Compleat and include a set of 109 posters, books, videos, and ephemera created between 1985 and 2016. The posters on view, a new acquisition to the DMA's collection, echo the visual language and strategies of street advertising and use bold text, comedic images, and pop culture references to publicly convey their message.
The Guerrilla Girls is organized by the Dallas Museum of Art. The Dallas Museum of Art is supported, in part, by the generosity of DMA Members and donors, the citizens of Dallas through the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, and the Texas Commission on the Arts.


The time when beefing up your wallet with dollars, pounds, rupees, etc. were a rage. Usage of card (credit or debit) was not a rage, but, it was matter of big businessmen or high profile; the person who has more than one accounts and those accounts are filled with deposited money from varied sources. Now time has change. It is a time when Martin Cooper's invention Mobile Phone is now Smartphone, the Desktop replace with Laptop-so many things has changed from the time of filling wallet with cashes. So where is India standing on this verge of change-going cashless?
Norway, Sweden and few other countries are smaller than India but have already implicated the cashless system in full effect. Now here's lie the logic that a big country, specifically a subcontinent, like India can't go cashless completely. They can cover a portion but not whole-like less than ¾th of pie eaten and remaining not. But this portion of eaten pie has increases in last few years. The various steps that are taken by Government are diminishing this large proportion not-eaten to less.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has put together few of the necessary infrastructure related to payment; many payment-providing services companies (PayTM, PayUMoney..etc) has come forward to help them. These companies' steps are helping the small and medium business in adopting the cashless system. It should be remember that Indian economy is mostly driven by these small and medium businesses specially. Addition to these both is growth of RuPay and Immediate Payment Service (IPS). The National Payments Corporation of India (NCPI) has launched these both. RuPay is a debit or credit card launched by them which are issued by most of the major public sector banks; IPS is a service they launch to make the payment service more convenient and easier.
Another step taken to make the cashless payment more popular is Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana. It has decreases much of the unbanked population and increases the direct transfer of benefits and subsidies to the bank accounts.
All these steps are taken to curb the black money. But in reality it's an uphill task. Like while declaring the Budget, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has declared the PAN Norm. Under this norm, buying jewelry in form of gold or gems the buyer need to presents their PAN detail. 80% of the buyers, according to All India Gems and Jewellery Trade Federation (GJF), of jewelry are from rural region; they don't have a PAN number or even bank account, though at tortoise-rate it's getting diminishing due to Yojana.
The problem of going cashless is not only a biased one. It has its own share in the metros too. Many of the shops are uncomfortable in receiving cashless-payment as payment. They prefer either cash or check; debit or credit card comes second to them.
It was not the technology that have been seeing a development in large; the World Wide Web is also seeing a development more than large. This virtual world is spreading its boundary to new dimension every these days. This extension is happening mainly due to appearance of types of sites like social networking, e-commerce, etc.
India has a large number of youth populations-as it was mentioned previously. This population is mostly inclined towards using technology for performing a daily chore. One of such chore is shopping. Due to advent of various shopping portal sites, they're having their shopping spree by one click. For the payment purposes they're using mostly the credit or debit cards.
There was a time when most of the population was scared of using their cards (debit or credit). This was for the weak protocol of protecting shopper id including the bank detail. But due to introduction of e-wallet, there are no more scared of losing their vulnerable banking details.
In other words, to summarize the whole article, it can be said that going for a cashless economy is not an uphill or impossible task; it only need usage of the available technology in proper way.


With his 2nd place at Nitro World Games, 2nd place at AUS Pro Series, 6th place in the 2018 ISA World Championship, and his countless wins in North America, he is already making his mark in the scootering world. Cody's favorite verse from the bible is placed on the side of the deck, It's a constant reminder and motivator for Cody to always do his best. The unique graphic and multiple colors will keep heads turning at the park.


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La rivière Héva est un affluent du lac Malartic lequel est traversé par la rivière Harricana. La rivière Héva coule dans la ville de Rouyn-Noranda et la municipalité de Rivière-Héva laquelle fait partie de la municipalité régionale de comté (MRC) de La Vallée-de-l'Or, dans la région administrative du Abitibi-Témiscamingue, au Québec, au Canada.

Le bassin versant de la rivière Héva est desservi par le chemin de fer du Canadien National, par la route 117 et le chemin du lac Malartic pour la partie inférieure de la rivière.

La surface de la rivière Héva est généralement gelée annuellement de la mi-décembre à la mi-avril.

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Les bassins versants voisins de la rivière Héva sont :
 côté nord : lac Malartic, rivière Harricana, lac Preissac ;
 côté est : rivière Harricana, rivière Malartic, lac Malartic, lac De Montigny ;
 côté sud : rivière Fountière, rivière Claire ;
 côté ouest : rivière Bousquet, rivière Darlens.

Le lac Héva (longueur :  ; largeur :  ; altitude : ) constitue le plan d'eau de tête de la rivière Héva. Ce lac se déverse par sa rive nord-est dans la rivière Héva. La villégiature autour du lac Héva s'est implanté autour de ce lac dans la partie nord-ouest et sud-Ouest.

À partir de sa source, la rivière Héva coule sur environ  selon les segments suivants :
 vers le nord-est en traversant une zone de marais et en entrant dans le territoire de la municipalité de Rivière-Héva, jusqu'au chemin de fer du Canadien National ;
 vers l'est en coupant la route Beaupré et en formant un crochet vers le sud, jusqu'au ruisseau Beaupré (venant du sud) ;
 vers l'est, jusqu'à un ruisseau (venant du sud) ;
 vers le nord, jusqu'à un ruisseau (venant de l'ouest) ;
 vers le nord-est en serpentant jusqu'à la route 117 (route Saint-Paul Sud) ;
 vers le nord-est en serpentant jusqu'à un ruisseau (venant de l'est) ;
 vers le nord-ouest en formant un crochet vers l'ouest, jusqu'au chemin du lac Malartic ;
 vers le nord-est, jusqu'à son embouchure.

La rivière Héva se déverse au fond d'une baie sur la rive ouest du lac Malartic. Située au sud de la baie du Canal, cette baie est délimitée par deux presqu'îles dont celle du Sud comporte le hameau Plage-Normandin. Cette baie est aussi alimentée par le ruisseau Gervais (venant du sud). Le lac Malartic est traversé vers le nord par la rivière Harricana laquelle coule généralement vers le nord-ouest jusqu'à la Baie James (partie ontarienne).

Toponymie
Le toponyme rivière Héva a été officialisé le  à la Commission de toponymie du Québec, soit à sa création.

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Articles connexes
Rivière-Héva
Rouyn-Noranda
MRC La Vallée-de-l'Or
Lac Malartic
Rivière Harricana
Petite rivière Héva
Baie James
Liste des rivières du bassin de l'Harricana

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Héva
La Vallée-de-l'Or
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The presumption against extraterritoriality is a deceptively straightforward principle: that U.S. law applies only inside the United States. But there is confusion regarding whether the presumption applies when a court calculates patent damages. In WesternGeco L.L.C. v. Ion Geophysical Corp., the Federal Circuit held that patent holders who show infringement under § 271(f) of the Patent Act cannot recover foreign lost profits. The court maintained that allowing recovery of such damages would result in the Patent Act applying extraterritorially, which cannot be done without Congress's clear intent. This interpretation severely limits the ability of district courts to make patent infringement victims whole. This Article maintains that the Federal Circuit's reliance on the presumption is misplaced. The presumption was established to prevent U.S. law from applying to extraterritorial conduct; it was not intended to cover situations where foreign harm flows directly from an act of domestic patent infringement. The presumption has been rebutted under the Supreme Court's two-step extraterritoriality test. By creating this bright-line rule, the Federal Circuit has unduly restricted the ability of patent holders to recover damages, including in cases where there is no other applicable law. This Article proposes that the Federal Circuit adopt a flexible test that balances prescriptive comity concerns with the United State's interest in making victims of domestic patent infringement whole.


I want to run a test where I add a carousel to a particular page.
@sgibson - Yes, this should work just fine.
In your variation's code, you would add the HTML to the page, then you would run the jQuery which turns that HTML into a slideshow. Based on timing, you may need to move the line of code that adds the HTML to the page to also be inside "window.load".
Suppose you want to insert the carousel right before the "content"
I am still unable to get this to work.
I've had a look at your experiment and variation code and I think this might be a timing issue. When I execute your code on the page directly it adds the slider to it perfectly fine.
Can you try adding a function to your variation code that makes the function wait for the element to exist on your page, such as the one described in this article?
P.s. thanks for replying @JDahlinANF!
3. The flexslider() function is wrapped in a $(window).load(), which makes the function only execute on pageload. The page has already loaded, so this code won't execute. You'll need to remove that function so it always executes, and not just on page load.
I did spot the spelling mistake and the window.load function (after I posted) and corrected this.
was the thing I was missing.


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Well, there you have it — Wednesday was our first 90-degree day of the year in many spots, including Newark and Atlantic City airports. In fact, at 91 degrees, ACY smashed its previous daily high temperature record of 88 last set in 2010. It's not entirely unusual to see 90s in May — at Newark, this is the 4th year in a row in which the first 90 of the season occurred in May.
The heat was pretty bearable on Wednesday, as long as you could catch some shade. As expected, a stiff southwesterly breeze kept the warm air moving around, and humidity levels were manageable. That won't be the case for the next couple of days.
Not a terrible start to your Thursday, albeit warm, with most temperatures in the 60s. (Normal lows: upper 40s.) We'll aim for the 85 to 90 degree range for most of New Jersey Thursday afternoon. Oh yeah, that would be hot and humid in the middle of the Summer!
--Increased humidity will make the day much more uncomfortable. Dew points should reach the 60s by the afternoon.
--Increased cloud cover by the afternoon, despite solid sunshine to start the day.
--Increase wind speeds, with gusts to 30 mph, still out of the southwest.
--Pop-up thunderstorms will be possible between about 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. The best forcing will be in North Jersey (north of Interstate 78). Any storms that do form (not a guarantee) could be on the strong side, with brief downpours and gusty winds.
The Storm Prediction Center has put northern NJ in a "marginal risk" for severe weather on Thursday.
In addition, the NJ Department of Environmental Protection has declared an Air Quality Alert (Code Orange) for Thursday, from Mercer and Middlesex counties southward. Air pollution concentrations may become unhealthy for sensitive groups, including the very young, the very old, and those with heart and lung conditions. If you fall into one of those categories, you should avoid strenuous activity during the hottest part of the day. Air conditioning is your friend!
All of New Jersey also falls under a Red Flag Warning for high fire danger on Thursday. That means dry conditions are ripe for explosive fire growth and difficult firefighting operations. Please don't set any wildfires today.
I'll keep a shower chance in the forecast for Thursday night. And our newly found humidity means overnight low temperatures will not dip below the upper 60s overnight. You're almost certainly going to feel the mugginess Friday morning.
We'll get one more steamy, unseasonably warm, summerlike day on Friday. Skies will be mostly cloudy, with an even-fiercer gusty wind (up to 40 mph). The humidity and cloud cover may stifle high temperatures a few degrees, keeping thermometers slightly below the 90-degree mark.
An approaching cold front looks to push a few showers and thunderstorms into New Jersey Friday night. A period of heavy rain is possible with a quick burst of wind — although the modeled expanse and intensity of the rainfall looks rather unimpressive.
Yes, that front will cool us down heading into the weekend. But it's not all bad news! Highs on Saturday will reach the lower 70s — that's still above normal for early May! I think we'll get a few breaks of partial sunshine Saturday morning, although forecast models suggest a shower is possible at any time. The better chance for some steadier rain will arrive Saturday night into Sunday.
So Sunday looks wet for now, and quite cloudy as well. That combination alone will keep temperatures at or below 70 degrees. Again, it's not exactly cool — it's seasonable.
The early look at next week shows a sizable area of high pressure building over New Jersey. It's totally possible we'll have another extended period of pleasant, dry, sunny, mild weather from next Monday through Thursday.


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Jacob's Journey to Egypt
by Eric Lyons, M.Min.
Three times in the Old Testament, it is stated that seventy people from the house of Jacob went down into Egypt. According to Genesis 46:27, "All the persons of the house of Jacob who went to Egypt were seventy." In the first few verses of the book of Exodus, Jacob's sons are named, and then again we are told, "All those who were descendants of Jacob were seventy persons" (Exodus 1:1,5). The third Old Testament reference to this number is found in Deuteronomy 10:22, where Moses spoke to the Israelites about the "great and awesome things" that God had done for them (10:21). He then reminded the children of Israel of how their "fathers went down to Egypt with seventy persons," which Jehovah made "as the stars of heaven in multitude" (Deuteronomy 10:22). The difficulty that Christians are challenged to resolve is how these verses can be understood in light of Stephen's statement recorded in Acts 7:12-14. Being "full of the Holy Spirit" (7:55) with a "face as the face of an angel" (6:15), Stephen reminded the Jews of their history, saying, "When Jacob heard that there was grain in Egypt, he sent out our fathers first. And the second time Joseph was made known to his brothers, and Joseph's family became known to the Pharaoh. Then Joseph sent and called his father Jacob and all his relatives to him, seventy-five people" (Acts 7:12-14, emp. added). Skeptics, as well as concerned Christians who seek to back their faith with reasonable answers, desire to know why Acts 7:14 mentions "seventy-five people," while Genesis 46:27, Exodus 1:5, and Deuteronomy 10:22 mention only "seventy persons." Exactly how many of Jacob's household went to Egypt?
Similar to how a person truthfully can give different degrees for the boiling point of water (100° Celsius or 212° Fahrenheit), different figures are given in the Bible for the number of Jacob's family members who traveled into Egypt. Stephen (in Acts 7:14) did not contradict the Old Testament passages where the number seventy is used; he merely computed the number differently. Precisely how Stephen calculated this number is a matter of speculation. Consider the following:
In Genesis 46:27, neither Jacob's wife (cf. 35:19) nor his concubines is included in the seventy figure.
Despite the mention of Jacob's "daughters and his son's daughters" (46:7), it seems that the only daughter included in the "seventy" was Dinah (vs. 15), and the only granddaughter was Serah (vs. 17).
The wives of Jacob's sons are not included in the seventy (46:26).
Finally, whereas only two descendants of Joseph are mentioned in Genesis 46 in the Masoretic text of the Old Testament, in the Septuagint, Joseph's descendants are calculated as being nine.
Taking into consideration how many individuals were omitted from "the seventy persons" mentioned in the Old Testament, at least two possible solutions to this alleged contradiction may be offered. First, it is possible that Stephen included Jacob's daughters-in-law in his calculation of seventy-five. Jacob's children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren amounted to sixty-six (Genesis 46:8-26). If Jacob, Joseph, and Joseph's two sons are added, then the total number is seventy (46:27). If, however, to the sixty-six Stephen added the wives of Jacob's sons', he could have legitimately reckoned Jacob's household as numbering seventy-five, instead of seventy. [NOTE: Jacob is listed by Stephen individually.] Yet, someone might ask how sixty-six plus "twelve" equals seventy-five. Simple—not all of the wives were included. Joseph's wife obviously would not have been calculated into this figure, if Joseph himself were not. And, at least two of the eleven remaining wives may have been deceased by the time the family journeyed to Egypt. We know for sure that Judah's wife had already died by this time (Genesis 38:12), and it is reasonable to conclude that another of the wives had passed away as well. (In all likelihood, Simeon's wife had already died—cf. Genesis 46:10.) Thus, when Stephen stated that "Joseph sent and called his father Jacob and all his relatives to him, seventy-five people" (Acts 7:14), realistically he could have included the living wives of Joseph's brothers to get a different (though not a contradictory) number.
A second possible solution to this alleged contradiction is that Stephen quoted from the Septuagint. Although Deuteronomy 10:22 reads the same in both the Masoretic text and the Septuagint ("seventy"), Genesis 46:27 and Exodus 1:5 differ in the two texts. Whereas the Masoretic text says "seventy" in both passages, the Septuagint says "seventy-five." As R.C.H. Lenski concluded, however: "This is a mere matter of counting" (1961, p. 270).
The descendants of Jacob that went to Egypt were sixty-six in number (Gen. 46:26), but counting Joseph and his two sons and Jacob himself (Gen. 46:27), the number is seventy. In the LXX [Septuagint—EL] all the sons of Joseph who he got in Egypt were counted, "nine souls," which, with the sixty-six, made seventy-five (Lenski, p. 270).
Thus, instead of adding the nine living wives of Joseph's brothers (as proposed in the aforementioned solution), this scenario suggests that the number seventy-five is the result following the reading from the Septuagint—which includes the grandchildren of Joseph (cf. 1 Chronicles 7:14-21). [NOTE: The Septuagint and the Masoretic text may differ, but they do not contradict each other—the former simply mentions some of Joseph's descendants who are not recorded by the latter.] In Albert Barnes' comments concerning these differences, he appropriately noted:
Why the Septuagint inserted these [Joseph's descendants—EL], it may not be easy to see. But such was evidently the fact; and the fact accords accurately with the historic record, though Moses did not insert their names. The solution of difficulties in regard to chronology is always difficult; and what might be entirely apparent to a Jew in the time of Stephen, may be wholly inexplicable to us (1949, p. 123, emp. added).
One of the more "inexplicable" things regarding the 70 (or 75) "of the house of Jacob who went to Egypt," revolves around the mention of some of Jacob's descendants who apparently were not born until sometime after the journey to Egypt was completed. If one accepts the Septuagint's tally of 75, including the grandchildren of Joseph, he also must conclude that Manasseh and Ephraim (Joseph's sons) fathered these children sometime after Jacob's migration to Egypt, and possibly before Jacob's death seventeen years later (since Ephraim and Manasseh still were very young when the house of Jacob moved to Egypt). If one excludes the Septuagint from this discussion, there still are at least two possible indications in Genesis 46 that not all "seventy" were born before Jacob's family arrived in Egypt. First, Hezron and Hamul (the sons of Perez) are included in the "seventy" (46:12), yet the evidence strongly leans toward these great-grandsons of Jacob not being born until after the migration. Considering that Judah, the grandfather of Hezron and Hamul, was only about forty-three when the migration to Egypt took place, and that the events recorded in Genesis 38 (involving his family) occurred over a number of years, it seems logical to conclude, as did Steven Mathewson in his "Exegetical Study of Genesis 38," that "Judah's sons Perez and Zerah were quite young, perhaps just a few months old, when they traveled to Egypt. Therefore it would have been impossible for Perez to have fathered Hezron and Hamul, his two sons mentioned in Genesis 46:12, before the journey into Egypt" (1989, 146:383). He went on to note:
A close look, however, at Genesis 46:12 reveals a variation in the mention of Hezron and Hamul. The end of the verse reads: "And the sons of Perez were Hezron and Hamul." Yet throughout Genesis 46, the listing of descendants was done without the use of a verbal form. For example, verse 12a reads, "And the sons of Judah: Er and Onan and Shelah and Perez and Zerah" (146:383).
Hebrew scholar Umberto Cassuto commented on this "special phraseology," saying, "This external variation creates the impression that the Bible wished to give us here some special information that was different from what it desired to impart relative to the other descendants of Israel" (1929, 1:34). Cassuto also explained what he thought was the intention behind this special use of the verb "were."
It intended to inform us thereby that the sons of Perez were not among those who went down to Egypt, but are mentioned here for some other reason. This is corroborated by the fact that Joseph's sons were also not of those who immigrated into Egypt, and they, too, are mentioned by a different formula (1:35).
A second indication that all "seventy" were likely not born before Jacob's family migrated to Egypt is that ten "sons" (descendants) of Benjamin are listed (46:21). If Joseph was thirty-nine at the time of this migration (cf. 41:46), one can figure (roughly) the age of Benjamin by calculating the amount of time that passed between their births. It was after Joseph's birth that his father, Jacob, worked his final six years for Laban in Padan Aram (30:25; 31:38,41). We know that Benjamin was more than six years younger than Joseph, because he was not born until sometime after Jacob discontinued working for Laban. In fact, Benjamin was not born until after Jacob: (1) departed Padan Aram (31:18); (2) crossed over the river (Euphrates—31:21); (3) met with his brother, Esau, near Penuel (32:22,31; 33:2); (4) built a house in Succoth (33:17); (5) pitched his tent in Shechem (33:18); and (6) built an altar to God at Bethel (35:1-19). Obviously, a considerable amount of time passed between Jacob's separation from Laban in Padan Aram, and the birth of Benjamin near Bethlehem. Albert Barnes conservatively estimated that Benjamin was thirteen years younger than Joseph (1997). Biblical commentator John T. Willis said Benjamin was likely about fourteen years younger than Joseph (1984, p. 433). Also, considering Benjamin was referred to as "lad" ("boy"—NIV) eight times in Genesis chapters 43 and 44, which record events directly preceding Jacob's move to Egypt, one would not expect Benjamin to be any more than 25 or 26 years of age at the time of the migration. What is somewhat perplexing to the Bible reader is that even though Benjamin was by far the youngest son of Jacob, more of his descendants are named in Genesis 46 than any other son of Jacob. In fact, some of these descendants of Benjamin apparently were his grandsons (cf. Numbers 26:38-40; 1 Chronicles 8:1-5).
But how is it that ten of Benjamin's descendants, along with Hezron and Hamul, legitimately could appear in a list with those who traveled to Egypt, when all indications are that at least some were yet to be born? Answer: Because some of the names are brought in by prolepsis (or anticipation). Although they might not have been born by the time Jacob left for Egypt, they were in his loins—they "came from his body" (Genesis 46:26). Renowned Old Testament commentators Keil and Delitzsch stated: "From all this it necessarily follows, that in the list before us grandsons and great-grandsons of Jacob are named who were born afterwards in Egypt, and who, therefore, according to a view which we frequently meet with in the Old Testament, though strange to our modes of thought, came into Egypt in lumbis patrum" (1996). Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown agreed, saying:
The natural impression conveyed by these words ["these are the names of the children of Israel which came into Egypt"—EL] is, that the genealogy which follows contains a list of all the members of Jacob's family, of whatever age, whether arrived at manhood or carried in their mother's arms, who, having been born in Canaan, actually removed along with him to Egypt…. A closer examination, however, will show sufficient grounds for concluding that the genealogy was constructed on a very different principle—not that of naming only those members of Jacob's family who were natives of Canaan, but of enumerating those who at the time of the immigration into Egypt, and during the patriarch's life-time, were the recognized heads of families, in Israel, though some of them, born after the departure from Canaan, could be said to have "come into Egypt" only in the persons of their fathers (1997, emp. added).
While all seventy mentioned in Genesis 46 may not have literally traveled down to Egypt, Moses, writing this account more than 215 years later (see Bass, et. al., 2001), easily could have used a figure a speech known as prolepsis to include those who would be born shortly thereafter, and who eventually (by the time of Moses) would have been "the recognized heads of families."
Barnes, Albert (1949), Notes on the Old and New Testaments: Acts (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker).
Barnes, Albert (1997), Notes on the Old and New Testaments (Electronic Database: Biblesoft).
Bass, Alden, Bert Thompson, and Kyle Butt (2001), "Questions and Answers," Reason & Revelation, 21:49-53, July.
Cassuto, Umberto (1929), Biblical and Oriental Studies (Jerusalem: Magnes Press, 1973 reprint).
Jamieson, Robert, et al. (1997), Jamieson, Fausset, Brown Bible Commentary (Electronic Database: Biblesoft).
Keil, C.F. and F. Delitzsch (1996), Keil and Delitzsch Commentary on the Old Testament (Electronic Database: Biblesoft), new updated edition.
Lenski, R.C.H. (1961), The Interpretation of the Acts of the Apostles (Minneapolis, MN: Augsburg).
Mathewson, Steven D. (1989), "An Exegetical Study of Genesis 38," Bibliotheca Sacra, 146:373-392, October.
Willis, John T. (1984), Genesis (Abilene, TX: ACU Press), orig. published in 1979 by Sweet Publishing Company, Austin, Texas.
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'When People Speak' takes the process of developing a video narrative outside the posh confines of studios and specifically designated spaces into public spaces. Here the artist engages with random people in public spaces (roads, markets, fields etc.) and seeks their participation to develop a narrative whose course is determined by them. It was shot over 3 days at different public locations in and around New Delhi (India). The result is a free flowing, ever changing, multidimensional narrative that seem to bring together a mixture of hopes, beliefs, aspirations and frustrations of the people while moving through reality, fiction and fantasy.
- Sarai Reader 09: The Exhibition' (Aug 18, 2012 - Apr 16, 2013), Devi Art Foundation, India. (Curated by Raqs Media Collective)
- 6th International Documentary and Short Film Festival, Kerala. 2013
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Okay, I was told when I arrived in NYC that part of my job was to compose a weekly blog and that I could write about anything I chose. I asked if the topics had to be specifically religious. The response I received was that the phrase "anything I chose" quite literally meant that. In fact, I was told that if I wished, I could write about anything from sporting events to restaurant reviews. However, since I assume you do not read this particular website primarily to learn about those topics, I have tried most of the time to deal with things biblical and theological.
Last autumn in a church in Botshabelo, South Africa, I stood with a fellow pastor and talked about life in his land. He lives in a desperately poor community. One out of three people there cannot find any work at all. Many others are called "minimally employed," barely making enough money to survive. Over half the dwellings do not have running water. Many of those homes are small buildings made from corrugated metal and planks (think of storage units behind our houses where we leave lawnmowers and weedeaters). A thousand people a day in that country die of AIDS. A drought has further affected Botshabelo. There is no lawn at the church where we met, but the congregants carefully and lovingly sweep the dirt to keep the property looking as neat as possible.


Accurate requirements are foundational for a successful project. Manual definition and management of requirements becomes inefficient if not impossible as the size and complexity of projects grow. Large teams, globally distributed teams, rapidly changing requirements and projects with hundreds to thousands of requirements contribute to the difficulty. Our panelists tonight will delve into this issue and show us how we can leverage requirements management tools to help tame the requirements beast.
Steve Grossman is Director of Application Engineering for Western North America at Telelogic, An IBM Company. In this role Steve provides guidance on solution architectures for Telelogic customers looking to improve maturity and governance of their software development activities. Steve has been with Telelogic since 1998 and was previously a Telelogic customer at several companies including Texas Instruments and StorageTek. With more than 20 years experience in software development, software development tools and development processes, Steve brings a broad background to the discussion of development methodologies. He lives in Wylie, TX with his wife and two children and enjoys outdoor activities including backpacking, canoeing and horseback riding.
Robert Quevillon is a Solutions Consultant for Distributed Products and Project Portfolio Management solutions at Compuware Corporation. Robert has 24 years experience in IT and has held active roles in all aspects of Application Development Lifecycle, including Developer, Business Analyst, Project Manager, Methodology Coach and Pre-sales Support Engineer for product solutions. Project experience has been gained in the development of Military, Communication, Finance and Retail systems. Robert has worked with Compuware's Optimal Trace solution for the past four years and is considered one of the key presenters for this technology within Compuware.
Morris Selby is Managing Consultant for the Western Region of IBM Software Services for Rational (ISSR). Project manager with experience implementing large enterprise and web enabled applications. Mr. Selby is a subject matter expert in requirements management, Model Driven Systems Development (MDSD), software process improvement and software metrics. Morris has twenty-two years of software development, IT Operations, process improvement and project management experience. The majority of Morris's experience was gained while delivering software applications for a Fortune 100 property and casualty insurance/financial services company. He has over seventeen years of experience developing software and leading teams in delivering world class products and service to this demanding industry. Mr. Selby has experience developing object oriented software, leading an organization to world class efficiency by utilizing the CMM model, and improving software development time to market by leveraging automation, iterative development and offshore resources.


Maori funeral directors Francis and Kaiora Tipene and staff temper good humor with care and respect as they help Polynesian families cope with loss.
Dermot O'Leary presents the world's smallest physical challenge show, as teams of three attempt to perform a series of seemingly simple challenges for cash prizes - but within a miniature prop of a famous place.
On DEADLY SECRETS, regular people tell their harrowing true stories of how they discovered that a person they knew was trying to kill someone close to them, and how they helped bring the killer to justice.
Bad Mothers is an Australian television drama series which will screen on the Nine Network in 2019. The show centres around five women whose lives collide following a series of shocking events and learn that life can get a whole lot more complicated outrageous and fun, than they ever imagined.
The family drama 'Northern Rescue', stars William Baldwin and Kathleen Robertson. After the death of his wife, Sarah, John West (Baldwin), packs up his three children and moves from their hectic urban life to his small northern hometown to take command of the local search-and-rescue service. Once there, the family struggles with their new surroundings, new friends and accepting Sarah's death. The children's aunt (Robertson), helps John and his children heal as she copes with the loss of her sister and her desire to have a family of her own. The series from Don Carmody Television (DCTV), was created by David Cormican, Dwayne Hill and Mark Bacci. Production took place in northern Ontario in and around Parry Sound. David Cormican served as the series showrunner. Executive Producers include Don Carmody, David Cormican, Dwayne Hill, Bradley Walsh, Billy Baldwin, and Mark Bacci.
Fiercely talented Mia receives a scholarship to a prestigious dance academy, where she soon clashes with the owner's fashionable and popular daughter.
When police respond to a harrowing 911 call from a man pleading for his life, they are drawn into the investigation of a revenge plot more disturbing than the young victim's worst nightmare.
Having conquered the cutthroat world of satirical cooking shows Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney take a Sassy Swipe at the bright, chirpy world of morning TV with their signature brand of social awkwardness and unprofessionalism.


Editor's note: This story has been updated. After our original story aired, D.C. Fire & EMS provided revised statistics for "alpha holds."
The private ambulances now responding to non-life-threatening calls in D.C. mostly arrive on time, according to data on the first few weeks of the new program. But, as the fire chief says, it's a work in progress.
The third-party company American Medical Response (AMR) began responding to non-life-threatening 911 calls last month. AMR responds to calls from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m., seven days a week.
While D.C. Fire & EMS is continuing to transport patients withal life-threatening or time-sensitive conditions, such as cardiac arrest, stroke and major trauma, AMR is transporting patients with minor injuries or illnesses, such as colds or sprained ankles.
On an almost daily basis, D.C. Fire & EMS runs low on ambulances due to a high volume of calls for service. And even with the new private ambulances, it can still take 15 to 30 minutes for an ambulance to get a patient to the hospital.
"There will be hiccups; we are looking to correct those; AMR is looking to correct those," said Fire & EMS Chief Gregory Dean. "But patient care is not one of the hiccups."
Dean is referring to response times and ambulance availability. Data provided by the department shows D.C. still runs low on ambulances almost daily. At times, this has forced the department to reserve ambulances for life-threatening emergencies only, which is called alpha hold.
"Alpha hold kicks in when we get to about 10 to seven ambulances," Dean said.
From March 28 through April 12, D.C. Fire & EMS was on alpha hold six times.
"AMR still has resources available, so the definition of alpha hold has to be redefined," Dean said.
While private ambulances are available most of the time during alpha holds, they can transport only patients with non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses. And while the private ambulances are required to arrive within 10 minutes, the data shows that's not always the case.
AMR's contract with the District requires the private ambulance company to arrive within 10 minutes of being dispatched 90 percent of the time each month. If AMR fails to meet that standard, the District can impose financial penalties.
AMR has not been transporting patients for an entire month yet, so Dean said it's too early to consider penalties.
"It's good to look at the information, but conclusions should come later," Dean said.
He said the department has penalties in place but they haven't implemented any.
"We're in the implementation phase; they've brought on a number of people who are learning the District..." Dean said. "We have D.C. Fire personnel on the scene taking care of the patient. The person is in a non-life-threatening situation; we're there with the patient until they get there. This is about patient care, and the patient care has not been dwindled."
While Dean said the private ambulances have been freeing up his firefighters and paramedics for more training and the ambulances for more maintenance, the data also revealed that the private ambulances haven't been running as many calls as was hoped. In fact, the private ambulances are only transporting about half the eligible patients.
During the first two weeks, D.C. FEMS transported 1,638 patients, and AMR transported 1,308 patients.
"We're a little shy, as we get used to it...." Dean said. "We're allowing our members an opportunity to concentrate on patient care, if they're comfortable, and they'll get more comfortable as we're seeing, they'll turn the patients over. If they're not comfortable, they'll retain control of the patient. The nice part is that everyone is concerned about patient care."
Dean stressed that the most important things about these numbers are that this program is less than a month old and will improve over time, and that patient care has not been affected negatively.


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Fashion Week is literally now. On top of that, I have a freelance writing gig for a huge client and I'm speaking at the Blogalicious conference this weekend. So you can imagine the level of excitement slash frustration slash anxiety I'm going through right now. Being a grown up means learning how to balance your hectic schedule with a smile on your face. Knowing that in order to make your dreams go #upupup you've got to #DoDoDo!
I won't claim to be a pro, but I will say there are a few things I've managed to incorporate into my routine that help me get ready for big events like New York Fashion Week and keep me on track with meeting my goals.
I've learned that I can't be prepared for my work week if I'm not eating well and drinking water. I make sure that I start my day with breakfast. Eating breakfast doesn't have to be some elaborate meal that requires you to slave over the stovetop or take 30 minutes or more to prepare. I generally eat oatmeal, apple juice and maybe some coffee (I haven't kicked that habit yet). I also make sure I stay hydrated by drinking smartwater all day. I keep a bottle in my bag at all times. And if you've ever been to NYFW then you know there is an endless supply of smartwater at the shows. But drinking water all day can be annoying because I'm pretty sure that my bladder has a low capacity for liquid. But when I am hydrated, I feel energized and ready to take on the world—or at least my to-do list. Plus, it makes my skin "on fleek".
This may be easier for some than others, but getting an early start is the easiest way to have more time in the day. Those extra two to four hours can be open for things that you don't necessarily want to do like standing in a long line at the DMV when no one's there or grocery shopping when everyone's asleep. Also try going to sleep a little earlier to make the morning a little more of a breeze to get through. They weren't lying when they said that the early bird gets the worm.
Sometimes we can get distracted and off track with various disturbances, but that can easily be fixed with a schedule. Making a schedule helps you control the time you spend on doing one thing. Keep in mind not to focus too much on time that it overpowers your work, but keeping an eye on the clock shouldn't hurt anybody.
Having a game plan before you start your day will set you up for major success because you aren't spending extra time figuring out what you need to do. Take some time the night before to list out what you need to do the next day. This will help cut out any loafing around on what needs to be done. Also consider the amount of time it may take to do these things and carve out a window for time, so you save even more of it. Next thing you know, you will have time to get something extra done and things will move along faster.
We live in a time where there are so many options and so much one person can do, so being busy is inevitable. Our ambitions and aspirations are at an all-time high, so why not reach for the start and accomplish our goals with a routine? With these small tips, you no longer have to be a slave to your "to do" list. Now you can go out there, be the boss that you are, and get things done.
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The Fate of the Affordable Care Act Once Again Before U.S. Supreme Court
The court will start hearing the suit, California v. Texas, on November 10th. This is the third challenge to the ACA to come before the Supreme Court. Experts are uncertain about whether the very conservative court will strike down the entire law, but such a decision would be devastating to millions of Americans and the health systems they rely on. Learn more in this Washington Post article
Evaluation Funding Opportunity for Multisector, Community-based SDOH Efforts
NACCHO and ASTHO have just released an opportunity for up to $50,000 in evaluation funding specifically for multi-sector, community coalitions working to address these specific upstream determinants: food insecurity, built-environment, clinical-community linkages, social connectedness, and tobacco-free policies. They will select up to 50 grantees to "to participate in a retrospective evaluation of each coalition's outcomes and processes to improve health equity and chronic disease conditions by addressing social determinants of health." Proposals are due December 8, and awardees notified by December 15. Read the RFP here.
Governor's Budget Request: Major Recovery Spending and FY '21-'22 Cuts
Amid an historic election and uncertainty over the prospect of federal assistance, Governor Polis released his request, which includes $1.3 billion in one time stimulus spending for FY 2020-'21. The stimulus targets unemployed Coloradans, struggling businesses, those facing eviction, childcare providers, clean energy, workforce development, and more. The request also includes $422 million in recommended cuts across all state agencies. His request sets the tone for the legislature and joint budget committee, so the details of these cuts are likely to change. For more details, read this summary analysis from CALPHO lobbyists at Frontline Public Affairs.
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This fall two rules enacted by the Trump administration to reduce public benefit availability were struck down in federal court. On October 18, A rule designed to limit states' ability to provide SNAP benefits was struck down by a federal judge on the D.C. District Court. The 2019 USDA rule impeded state's ability to secure SNAP benefit time-limit waivers when unemployment is high, and the judge cited both major legal and ethical flaws in her ruling. Plaintiffs estimated that the rule would have prevented 700,000 people from accessing the benefit just when it is needed most. Read more in this article from the National Network of Public Health Law (NNPHL).
On November 2, a federal judge for the Northern District of Illinois vacated the Trump Administration's rule that denies green cards to individuals who might need public assistance. After a period of injunction, U.S. Supreme Court allowed the rule to go into effect in February 2020, pending the result of last week's ruling. A study published in Health Affairs estimated that about 260,000 children eligible for Medicaid did not get coverage due to the rule's chilling effect across all eligible populations. The Trump administration is expected to appeal. Read more in this AP article.
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Fresh Air Interview with Nicholas Christakis
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Kaley Cuoco and David Spade on Flight Attendants, Bad Reviews, and Fake Feuds
By David Spade
Photographed by Sophie Hur
Few actors are as associated with the network sitcom as Kaley Cuoco. After becoming a mainstay in living rooms across the country with her role in the ABC comedy 8 Simple Rules, the California native took a one-year hiatus from laugh tracks to join the final season of the supernatural soap Charmed. In 2007, she returned to half-hour comedies as Penny in the Chuck Lorre–produced CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory, which, in case you somehow missed it, went on to become one of the highest-rated shows in television history. That meant that Cuoco's follow-up to The Big Bang Theory, which ended its 12-season run last year, would mark an inflection point in the 35-year-old actor's career. Would she return to the punchline-based acting that made her one of the highest-paid actors on television, or would she spread her wings and fly?
That answer came into full view last week, when HBO Max premiered The Flight Attendant, a snappy, sexy, boozy caper that Cuoco not only stars in, but helped develop and executive produce. Based on Chris Bohjalian's novel of the same name, which Cuoco discovered while casually browsing Amazon, the miniseries follows Cassie Bowden, a party girl who takes full advantage of her job aboard a jumbo jet to sample the best of what international nightlife has to offer. But when she wakes up next to her one-night-stand's dead body after a night out in Bangkok, she has to balance the FBI's suspicion of her role in the crime with finding out who was really behind it. The show's tonal shifts, between pulpy thrillride and character study of a woman who might be falling apart, lets Cuoco, who also voices the lead character on the HBO Max animated show Harley Quinn, use the comedic gifts she's sharpened over the years while exploring darker emotional terrain. Cuoco recently connected with her 8 Simple Rules co-star David Spade to discuss learning the secret behavior of flight attendants, why reviews don't matter, and her fake feud with Margot Robbie. — BEN BARNA
DAVID SPADE: So, I wrote some questions down.
KALEY CUOCO: Which assistant wrote those for you?
SPADE: I'm about to do a show where I interview people [The Netflix Afterparty], and I truly don't know how to. I'm going to start by asking you a work-related question. What are some of the most interesting or unexpected things you learned about the flight attendant profession?
CUOCO: Have you seen Passenger Shaming? It's an Instagram handle, and I learned a lot from it. Pre-COVID, when I was flying a lot more, I took notice of what the attendants were doing back there—the friendships, how they wore their hair, and how mid-flight they'd take their uncomfortable shoes off and put their comfy ones on. And then, knowing that my character was sneaking mini bottles of vodka, there was a part of me that was always trying to see if I could catch anyone in the act.
SPADE: I wonder if I would rat one out. I probably wouldn't. But if you could smell your flight attendant's drunk breath, wouldn't it be weird?
CUOCO: I think that's why my character chose vodka. Not that vodka doesn't smell, but you're least likely to get caught with that one, right?
SPADE: That's why I choose it. I don't drink when I do sitcoms until after the D scene, so that's almost halfway through.
CUOCO: I'm amazed you could wait that long.
SPADE: By the way, where do you stand on all the Charmed drama? It's getting bad.
CUOCO: Wait, what's happening? Is it because they rebooted it and the girls weren't happy or something?
SPADE: Something along those lines, and it's getting very chippy.
CUOCO: Is it? I only did one year, so I don't deserve to comment on that.
SPADE: The ridiculous thing about you is that you finished 8 Simple Rules, then you immediately got another job, and then you got another job. Just an observation—and I was in a jealous tailspin.
CUOCO: I've been very fortunate to continue to work and play my age. I kind of grew up on camera. I was with you when I was 18 for a few years, and then was on Charmed for a minute, and moved into The Big Bang Theory when I was 21.
SPADE: But are you 21 for the whole 10 years?
CUOCO: Yes! It was hard at moments to stay in that age range, but we managed to do it.
SPADE: The good news is you don't grow mentally, so I feel like you're still 18. Here's another question. After the middling success of The Big Bang Theory, what were some of the criteria for your next project, and how does this show fit in to that?
CUOCO: During the last few years of Big Bang, my team had been slowly nudging me, saying, "I know it feels like this might last the rest of your life, but it's not going to, so if there's anything else you want to do, or if you want to option a book or an article, you should." That was never a passion of mine. I was like, "The right job will come along." It always has. I wasn't overly stressed. You know how much I love my life outside of work, because I've got my horses and my farm, so to take me away from that, it had to be something special. But I knew there were going to be a lot of eyes on what that choice would be. I wasn't going to do a sitcom again, not anytime soon. I was flipping through Amazon one afternoon, and I saw a sentence for this book, The Flight Attendant. On the cover was a blonde who kind of looked like me, and the plot was something like "fun-loving, drunk flight attendant wakes up next to a dead body and doesn't know what to do next and flees." So I called my team and I said, "You guys, I just read the most amazing book," even though I did not read it. I said, "Can we maybe check the rights to this?" And they said, "Okay, so you read it and this is a book you want?" I'm like, "Oh, yeah." I had still not read it. I just had a feeling. Six months later, I had the rights. By then I had read it, and Warner Bros. partnered me with Greg Berlanti's company, which is the best thing that ever happened to me. They made it fly, as they say.
SPADE: Made it make sense, got it TV-ready, all that stuff.
CUOCO: This would have never happened without them. It's an international book, and an international show, so I had to tell them, "This is going to be really corny if we shoot this on a soundstage." All of a sudden we were in Thailand shooting, and in Rome, minutes before COVID hit.
SPADE: I think it adds a lot to the show, and the only other movie to shoot there was, I think, The Hangover 3. Let's take some calls. Why is your Instagram handle Norman Cook?
CUOCO: Norman is after my dog, which is also my production company, Yes Norman. It's all about the dog.
SPADE: That was for the fans. What's happening with the TikTok ban? Do you have any insight on that? I thought it was happening and it's not happening.
CUOCO: I feel like I might be too old for TikTok.
SPADE: Actually, you're chirpy, upbeat, and funny, and you'd be good at it. But it's one extra thing to worry about.
CUOCO: I can't do it.
SPADE: It's too stressful. I agree with you on that one. We finally agree on something. And you got married how many years ago?
CUOCO: Two.
SPADE: Is this too personal?
CUOCO: No.
SPADE: Okay.
CUOCO: I know you're going to make fun of me for something. Go ahead.
SPADE: No. People are aware you got married. It was in the paper. I still read the paper. Okay. That's all about that question. I'll back off. Your team is shelling me with emails: "Back off, off limits." I have a list of 300 things I'm not allowed to ask you about.
CUOCO: There's no way that's true.
SPADE: That's a nice necklace. Is that from the LL Cool J Collection at Kohl's?
CUOCO: [Laughs]
SPADE: People aren't flying right now. Well, some are. I hope flying comes back.
CUOCO: I had to fly here [to Toronto]. I kind of like it. It's uber clean and there's not a lot of people at the airport.
SPADE: It's funny that for once they have to clean the plane.
CUOCO: You would have thought that was already happening, but now you get on and they're scrubbing down.
SPADE: I'm usually on a Southwest flight going, "Hey, there's a dog tooth in my seat." Are you allowed to eat or drink on the plane?
CUOCO: It's packaged. It's not the way it used to be. You can still drink though. They still give you the alcohols.
SPADE: Thank you, Jesus. You're still doing Harley Quinn. That's fun. Right?
CUOCO: It is. That has been such a surprise. When they called me a couple of years ago and asked, "Do you want to voice Harley Quinn?" I was like, "That could be kind of a fun side gig." But this thing has become huge. People love it. We're going into our third season.
SPADE: This is a bold statement: I think it's better than the movies.
CUOCO: It's definitely different from the movies.
SPADE: Okay. You agree.
CUOCO: [Laughs] No, I did not.
SPADE: It's very hard to get those kinds of movies right and to keep the tone. You want it to be comedic. You want it really dark. You want it scary.
CUOCO: When Harley became kind of a big deal and then when Birds of Prey came out, there were all these stories that me and Margot Robbie were feuding.
SPADE: Oh, really?
CUOCO: But I've never even met her. I love her. There was an article that came out that said we would not show up together at Comic-Con. We refused to be on the same stage together. Neither of us was even at Comic-Con, okay?
SPADE: I have met her and we aren't feuding, unfortunately.
CUOCO: She's so cute.
SPADE: I'm sure you would get along with her because she seems like a very light person, very fun, easy to deal with, and sort of treats showbiz like fun.
CUOCO: And that's very rare.
SPADE: But that's what you do, too. You're good at that. It's hard to tell if I'm being sarcastic when I give you compliments.
CUOCO: It is, but I've learned. I know you so well that I know most of the time it's sarcastic, but then you'll put in a real one and I'll be like, "Oh."
SPADE: Yes, that's true. I do like you, so now and then, I throw you a real one. Is it hard to executive produce something?
CUOCO: In the sitcom world, I was just an actor. I'd never worn multiple hats during a project, and it's awesome. I pride myself on my multitasking abilities. I feel like I can do a bunch of things at once. So I would literally be doing this very dramatic, hysterical, drunken cry scene, and then we'd cut and I'd look down at my phone and I'd be monitoring casting.
SPADE: You see how complicated everything is behind the scenes.
CUOCO: I bow down to post-production editors. They are gods. I hate to say it, but I never knew the importance. Music supervisors? They make you who you are on camera.
SPADE: On Growns Ups, what we did—just kidding, no one cares.
CUOCO: Are you doing a new one?
SPADE: No. Those don't get the greatest reviews. My best review for my movie The Wrong Missy was that the reviewer called it "a delightful piece of shit."
CUOCO: Who cares about the reviews? People love those movies.
SPADE: The reviews on Missy were so funny because some people who liked it had to prove to their critic friends in the article that they didn't like it. They go, "Let me start by saying, obviously it's a piece of shit, but we had a good time with it. I mean, it sucks, but we did see it four times."
CUOCO: It's such bullshit because it did great for Netflix. Who cares what they say? It's all about the people who watch it. Trust me, even with The Flight Attendant, it's like, "Oh my god, judgment day is about to be bestowed upon me." I already know that going in. I just hope we get enough eyes on it and people can appreciate it.
SPADE: First of all, it's virtually impossible to match the success of what you just did, so no one thinks that.
CUOCO: But that just makes it a bit easier knowing that. There's no comparing, just move on.
SPADE: And you're not doing a CBS sitcom. Everything's different about it.
CUOCO: I feel very responsible, though. It's like, "This was my idea, so whatever happens with it, it all comes back to this guy."
SPADE: Watching it was fun. Is a lot of it told in flashbacks?
CUOCO: She wakes up next to Alex, who is dead. He starts becoming her conscience, and she gets so obsessed with finding out what happened to him because he won't let it go, which is her own self looking in the mirror going, "You can't run away from this anymore." And she's been running her whole life, from her problems, from her horrible childhood, from so many things. As episodes go on, she's like, "I can't run anymore and I'm going to face life and figure this out."
SPADE: It was also tense at times, and scary.
CUOCO: Yeah. The last few episodes, I don't think I went into the hair and makeup trailer once. She was so hysterical all the time, so drunk and so fucked-up, that I'd just roll in from where I'd been the night before.
SPADE: That's what you need, though. It's good to shake shit up.
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Q: TypeError: axios is not a function - By running test Nodejs I am facing an error when I am trying to use post request using axios in nodejs.
It keep giving me error when I run test: TypeError: axios is not a function
It refers to line "const axios = require('axios');" in requestToken function.
service.js
    const axios = require('axios');
    const qs = require('qs');

    const requestToken = async (apiURL, reqBody) => {
      const postBody = qs.stringify({
        client_id: reqBody.client_id,
        client_secret: reqBody.client_secret,
        grant_type: reqBody.grant_type,
        'content-type': reqBody.content_type,
      });
      const postHeaders = {
        'Content-Type': 'application/json',
        'Content-Length': JSON.stringify(postBody).length,
        Host: new URL(apiURL).hostname,
        Connection: 'keep-alive',
      };
      const config = {
        method: 'POST',
        url: apiURL,
        headers: postHeaders,
        data: postBody,
      };
      const response = await axios(config); //it refers to the error here
      return response;
    };

Here is my test file:
service.test.js
const qs = require('qs');
const axios = require('axios');
const {requestToken } = require('../../libs/service');

const apiConfig = {
  TOKEN_REQ_BODY: {
    client_id: 'client_id',
    client_secret: 'client_secret',
    grant_type: 'grant_type',
    content_type: 'content_type',
  },
  AUTH_BASE_URL: 'uri',
  TOKEN_HEADER: {
    appkey: 'appkey',
  },
  API_BASE_URL: 'API_BASE_URL',
};
const tokenAxiosCalledWith = {
  method: 'POST',
  url: apiConfig.AUTH_BASE_URL,
  headers: apiConfig.TOKEN_HEADER,
  data: qs.stringify({
    client_id: apiConfig.TOKEN_REQ_BODY.client_id,
    client_secret: apiConfig.TOKEN_REQ_BODY.client_secret,
    grant_type: apiConfig.TOKEN_REQ_BODY.grant_type,
    'content-type': apiConfig.TOKEN_REQ_BODY.content_type,
  }),
};
const accessToken = {
  data: {
    access_token: 'access_token',
  },
};
const eventData = {
  metadata: {
    method: 'POST',
    uri: 'uri',
  },
  uriparams: 'uriparams',
  payload: tokenAxiosCalledWith.data,
};
const requestHeaders = {
  Authorization: accessToken.data.access_token,
  appkey: apiConfig.TOKEN_HEADER.appkey,
  'content-type': 'application/json',
};
const reqBody = {
  method: eventData.metadata.method,
  baseURL: apiConfig.API_BASE_URL,
  url: eventData.metadata.uri,
  responseType: 'json',
  headers: requestHeaders,
  params: eventData.uriparams,
  data: eventData.payload,
};
jest.mock('axios', () => jest.fn(() => accessToken));

describe('API service', () => {
it('is called with requestToken', (done) => {
    /* eslint-disable no-unused-vars */
    requestToken('https://token', reqBody).then((response) => {
      expect(axios).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
      done();})
      .catch((e) => {
        done(e);
        });
    });
}

Can you help to fix this error?

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Revista da Folha (Folha's Magazine, in English) is a weekly magazine distributed by Folha de S.Paulo on Sundays. The magazine was founded by Caio Túlio Costa in 1992. It is a diverse magazine, reporting on film, theatre, fashion, TV programs, etc. The headquarters of the magazine is in São Paulo.

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Paddy Jones is the youngest of Pádraig O'Keeffe's students. He was born not far from Pádraig's home in Glountane, and he showed an interest in the music from a young age. He took lessons with the fiddle master for only three short years, but they were to have a long-lasting effect. Though he discontinued the lessons out of frustration with his master's peripatetic lifestyle, he nonetheless maintained a fondness for Pádraig, and helped look after him in his last days. He later continued his musical education with Pat and Willie O'Connell in nearby Cordal, and learned to read staff notation while in school which enabled him to expand his repertoire and scholarship considerably. As he developed in his music, he was able to play with a number of the older generation, including Jack O'Connell of The Lighthouse who mentored him and encouraged him to study of the music and heritage of Sliabh Luachra, but also to appreciate good music no matter where it came from. His great curiosity led him to explore the world, both geographically and intellectually, but he has always maintained a particular love and interest in his native music. It was perhaps only natural that he himself would become a teacher and lecturer, and he has developed a great number of the younger generation into excellent and thoughtful members of the Sliabh Luachra tradition. He was honored for his lifelong commitment to the culture of Sliabh Luachra at the 2016 Patrick O'Keeffe festival in Castleisland.
An interesting lecture by Paddy on the music of Sliabh Luachra. You can read the transcript here.