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Katie Giguere Participating at CBA Convention in Atlanta
By John Ma ( [email protected] ) Jun 26, 2004 07:05 PM EDT Comment
Katie Giguere (New Elkader Court Music) continues her on-going success with her debut album "Bringin' Me Hope" which released late last month. She will appear featuring some of her singles at the renown 2004 Christian Booksellers Association International Convention (CBA) in Atlanta today on June 26, 2004.
The awards ceremony, a free event sponsored by Christian Retailing magazine, will take place on Tuesday, June 29, at the Omni Hotel Grand Ballroom and will be open to all CBA convention attendees. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the ceremony will begin at 7:30 p.m.
In addition to Giguere, the event will feature appearances by Pat Willams, Senior Vice President of the Orlando Magic; legendary recording artist Smokey Robinson and acclaimed singer/songwriter Kelly Minter.
Giguere was recently hailed as one to watch by Christian Retailing, which stated in their June 22, 2004 issue, "[Bringin' Me Hope] immediately brings to mind such superstar performers as Jaci Velasquez, Mariah Carey and CeCe Winans."
Giguere is the premiere artist for Nashville-based indie label Elkader Court Music and has been turning heads in the Christian music community since her official debut at the 2004 Gospel Music Association (GMA) Week, where she performed alongside Cross Driven Records recording artists Margaret Becker and Kelly Minter, mainstream Americana artist Bill Miller and members of Salvador at the 6h Annual McCain & Co. Guitar Pull.
"Newcomer Katie Giguere blew the doors off with her first radio single, "Bringin' Me Hope," said Lifeway.com of Giguere's performance at the Guitar Pull. Respected music journalist Barry Smades agreed, saying, "Giguere has a stunning voice and a strong devotion for using her talent for her Lord. She was a sincere delight and created instant fans of everyone in the room."
Giguere's first single, "Bringin' Me Hope," is currently playing on INSPO radio stations across the nation.
Bringin' Me Hope is distributed through New Day Christian Distribution and is currently available through Christian retailer stores and through most online music retailers including Amazon.com, Target.com, Bestbuy.com and others.


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"Megamind"
I will say it now: I am a sucker for 3D movies. Even if a movie was called "The Most Boring Movie Ever 3D," I would probably see it. So I was excited to see "Megamind," being that the last "kids' movie" I saw, "Tangled," was not in 3D. However, the story was very predictable, and it didn't hold my interest throughout it's 96-minute runtime.
Megamind (voice by Will Ferrell, "The Other Guys") has been fighting with Metro Man (voiced by Brad Pitt, "Inglorious Basterds") his entire life. Originally, Megamind wasn't a bad guy, but after years of being picked on and never measuring up to Metro Man, he decided to turn bad in order to keep things interesting. Megamind enjoys fighting with Metro Man and has devised a plan to kill him; he is surprised, however, when it actually works. With the city under his control and without anyone to fight, he gets bored, and so he decides to take some of Metro Man's DNA and create a new hero: Titan. Due to an unfortunate accident, he fires the DNA for Titan into a cameraman (voiced by Jonah Hill, "Get Him to the Greek"), and although Megamind trains him to be a hero, Titan ends up being a villain instead.
It was fun to hear the voices in this film, since they are all A-listers and therefore recognizable. Brad Pitt's character, Metro Man, is not in the movie as much as I thought he'd be, however, and the main characters end up being Ferrell as Megamind and Tina Fey (TV's "30 Rock") as Roxanne. In addition, Ben Stiller ("Greenberg") voiced Bernard the librarian, whom Roxanne ends up falling for (although it's actually Megamind posing as him), and J.K. Simmons (TV's "The Closer") voiced the Warden of the prison where Megamind normally resided. "Megamind" is definitely not lacking star power, and I think that is what will attract most older people to see the film.
Maybe see this movie. The story was really predictable - the good guy gets the girl and the glory in the end, although you may be surprised whom the "good guy" turns out to be - and Metro Man reminded me a lot of Superman, since he had the ability to fly. The 3D in the movie was fabulous, so if you are going to see it, definitely see it in 3D. There were a lot of chase scenes throughout the city, and in 3D they were fun to watch (and they kinda reminded me of scenes from the Spiderman movies, actually). I just wasn't that interested in the plot of the movie, even though there were a lot of jokes in it that only adults would get, and perhaps it was because I had just seen the funnier "Due Date" the day before, but the movie just didn't click for me - I only laughed a few times throughout it.
"Megamind" will be in theaters on November 5th.
Liz Maybe movies
Joy November 3, 2010 at 3:49 PM
Agree with this review as well. My kids liked it though.
Liz Parker November 3, 2010 at 3:50 PM
@Shondira - I thought it was a good family movie, like you said, but it just didn't captivate my attention the whole hour and a half.

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Q: AODE Machine Learning in R I wanted to know if really AODE may be better than Naive Bayes in its way, as the description says:
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/AnDE/AnDE.pdf
--> "AODE achieves highly accurate classification by averaging over all of a small space."
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-a-Naive-Bayes-classifier-and-AODE
--> "AODE is a weird way of relaxing naive bayes' independence assumptions. It is no longer a generative model, but it relaxes the independence assumptions in a slightly different (and less principled) way than logistic regression does. It replaces the convex optimization problem used in training a logistic regression classifier by a quadratic (on the number of features) dependency on both training and test times."
But when I experiment it, I found that the predict results seems off, I implemented it with these codes:
library(gmodels)
library(AnDE)
AODE_Model = aode(iris)
predict_aode = predict(AODE_Model, iris)
CrossTable(as.numeric(iris$Species), predict_aode)

Can anyone explain to me about this? or are there any good practical solutions to implement AODE? thankyou in advance

A: If you check out the vignette for the function:

train: data.frame : training data. It should be a data frame. AODE
            works only discretized data. It would be better to
            discreetize the data frame before passing it to this
            function.However, aode discretizes the data if not done
            before hand. It uses an R package called discretization for
            the purpose. It uses the well known MDL discretization
            technique.(It might fail sometimes)

By default, the discretization function from arules cuts it into 3, which may not be enough for iris. So I first reproduce the result you have with the discretization by arules:
library(arules)
library(gmodels)
library(AnDE)
set.seed(111)
trn = sample(1:nrow(indata),100)
test = setdiff(1:nrow(indata),trn)

indata <- data.frame(lapply(iris[,1:4],discretize,breaks=3),Species=iris$Species)
AODE_Model = aode(indata[trn,])
predict_aode = predict(AODE_Model, indata[test,])
CrossTable(as.numeric(indata$Species)[test], predict_aode)

                                 | predict_aode
as.numeric(indata$Species)[test] |         1 |         3 | Row Total |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
                               1 |        15 |         5 |        20 |
                                 |     0.500 |     4.500 |           |
                                 |     0.750 |     0.250 |     0.400 |
                                 |     0.333 |     1.000 |           |
                                 |     0.300 |     0.100 |           |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
                               2 |        11 |         0 |        11 |
                                 |     0.122 |     1.100 |           |
                                 |     1.000 |     0.000 |     0.220 |
                                 |     0.244 |     0.000 |           |
                                 |     0.220 |     0.000 |           |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
                               3 |        19 |         0 |        19 |
                                 |     0.211 |     1.900 |           |
                                 |     1.000 |     0.000 |     0.380 |
                                 |     0.422 |     0.000 |           |
                                 |     0.380 |     0.000 |           |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
                    Column Total |        45 |         5 |        50 |
                                 |     0.900 |     0.100 |           |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|

You can see one of the classes is missing in prediction. Let's increase it to 4:
indata <- data.frame(lapply(iris[,1:4],discretize,breaks=4),Species=iris$Species)
AODE_Model = aode(indata[trn,])
predict_aode = predict(AODE_Model, indata[test,])
CrossTable(as.numeric(indata$Species)[test], predict_aode)

                                 | predict_aode
as.numeric(indata$Species)[test] |         1 |         2 |         3 | Row Total |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
                               1 |        20 |         0 |         0 |        20 |
                                 |    18.000 |     4.800 |     7.200 |           |
                                 |     1.000 |     0.000 |     0.000 |     0.400 |
                                 |     1.000 |     0.000 |     0.000 |           |
                                 |     0.400 |     0.000 |     0.000 |           |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
                               2 |         0 |        10 |         1 |        11 |
                                 |     4.400 |    20.519 |     2.213 |           |
                                 |     0.000 |     0.909 |     0.091 |     0.220 |
                                 |     0.000 |     0.833 |     0.056 |           |
                                 |     0.000 |     0.200 |     0.020 |           |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
                               3 |         0 |         2 |        17 |        19 |
                                 |     7.600 |     1.437 |    15.091 |           |
                                 |     0.000 |     0.105 |     0.895 |     0.380 |
                                 |     0.000 |     0.167 |     0.944 |           |
                                 |     0.000 |     0.040 |     0.340 |           |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
                    Column Total |        20 |        12 |        18 |        50 |
                                 |     0.400 |     0.240 |     0.360 |           |
---------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|

It gets only 3 wrong. To me, it's a matter of playing with discretization without overfitting, which can be tricky..

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Q: Django 'ListBlogPost' object has no attribute 'get_object' here is my code. I am new in django. I am not understanding why I am getting this error 'ListBlogPost' object has no attribute 'get_object. anyone please help:
#views.py
 class ListBlogPost(ListView,FormView):
           model = Blog
           template_name = 'blog.html'
           form_class = BlogFrom

           def get_success_url(self):
            return reverse('blog')

           def get_context_data(self, **kwargs):
              data = super(ListBlogPost, self).get_context_data(**kwargs)
              data['blog_admin_form'] = BlogFrom()

              return data

           def post(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
            self.object = self.get_object()
            form = self.get_form()
            if form.is_valid():

                return self.form_valid(form)
            else:

                return self.form_invalid(form)

           def form_valid(self, form):
            form.save()
            return super(ListBlogPost, self).form_valid(form)


Wow, what a suprise to see that even a casual dresser with no fashion sense can turn it all around! Paul's wardrobe makeover was a fabulous '50' gift from my sister. I would never consider myself a potential client for this type of service, but she works in a high-level corporate position and discovered him via work. She said her redo completely changed the way she saw herself as a whole, not just as a woman 'power dressing' for work. And she wanted to share the gift of self-discovery and redefinition with me.
I work in scrubs all week and then garden, hike and run a household with two kids (10, 13). I was a jeans, yogapants and t-shirt gal and I tend to feel chilled easily, so lots of fleece, too. My dilemma was how to dress things up for going out, family holidays etc. I'm a bit of a clothing clod and was very uncertain about my desire to let Paul into my closet. He had me turned around fast with his super high level of interest and enthusiasm, not just in clothes and style, but in me! He hit my personality profile and style spot-on. He was also super respectful of my budget limits and really focused on the key wardrobe items that I needed.
As with many women, pants were challenging. He encouraged me to branch out in color and style and helped me find things that suit my shape. Along with new outer layers, a few pair of shoes and lessons in accessorizing, I have a whole new view of myself and how I choose to dress. I feel comfy and cute even hanging around the house. Paul finishes the work off with a lovely photoshoot of different outfits, so now I have a library to consult if I ever feel stuck on what to wear. Plus he is simply a pleasure to work with, fun and kind. What an incredible way to launch into my second half-century. Thanks Paul!!!


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I've decided that 2011 is going to be a crafting-year. My bookmarks-folder is overflowing with "I have to make this!.. Eventually", my apartment is overflowing with fabrics and sewing books are piling up in the bookshelf.
So my new years resolution is to make something at least once a week. Sure, I could aim for more, but let's keep it real. more than one thing a week can be a happy surprise instead, haha.
I apologize for the not-totally-perfect inside image, I haven't ironed it yet, but i wanted to show the little inside pocket and how roomy it is.
So, what to do with this thing that isn't quite my style but oh'-so-cute?
*drumroll* THATDAMNCAT'S VERY FIRST GIVEAWAY!
What do you like most about this blog?
I'm aweome enough to ship it worldwide, just make sure you add your email adress so I can send you a message asking for your address if you win.
You will have until friday the 14th of january to submit your answer.
Oh! If you spread the news of this giveaway, I will love you forever, just saying.
What's best about the blog? Hmm.. It belongs to the most crafty and talented Katt ;) LOVE The bag! So super sweet!
I'll put this up in my blog right away!
For the first I also makes a lot of things like soap, cross stitch, sewing and so on... and this blog gives me ideas and courage to explore my own skills!
But the number one reason for me reading this blog is that I love the little confused, most cute, allway funny and totally crazy women behind the words and text... I have never met her - but I would love to do so!
So I never miss this blog - I even have it in Bloglovin so I will not miss a post!
Omg, och ni har aldrig setts? Haha, sött!
i love your blog because even though i am terribly uncrafty you always have a way of giving me ideas.(not that i have done much in the way of using said ideas,so lazy!)Oh and i told you people read it!
super cute bag...I've been meaning to make one for myself, but haven't found the right fabric(s) yet!
actually i love all the crafy-ness on your blog....you should so totally put on a "followers", so I can follow you....it's one of the first things I looked for.
I also love that you go by Katt.....my bestest friend on the whole wide world is Cat...i lovers her..my go to friend for all my problems.
also not sure if you have a flickr account or not, but they have a One Yard Wonders flickr group where you can add your photos of the stuff you make from the book....and check out Pink Chalk...they're doing to sew-a-long with book..2 projects a week in order to get all the items done in one year.
well thanks for the giveawy....sure am glad I came across your blog!
I am a new follower of your blog (here via Craftster). I really like that you are "real" in your posts. You are creative and fun, and have so many great ideas. You are not afraid to admit crafty boo-boos (like "darn! should have hemmed the skirt BEFORE the pleats!"). It makes me feel better because I do that kind of thing ALL the time LOL!
I am a newer reader, but I really try to catch your posts. I love your blog because you are crafty and fun and cool, but still very much authentic and YOU, and it calls to a part of me!


Join us for the second annual Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day, put on by a consortium of partners in Lincoln and geared towards girls in grades three through high school. All are welcome to attend!
There will be eight or more breakout rooms and each participant will have the opportunity to visit four of them during the allotted time. In addition, there will be vendors/exhibitors and booths with activities in the Banquet Hall. Participants are encouraged to visit the booth area for additional activities, giveaways, and fun!


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BOOKS TRANSFORMED: Local artist Mary-Anne Le Roux has transformed old second-hand books into vibrant artworks. Her exhibition Listen to the Quiet Voices will be on display at the Mount Gambier Library from Saturday.
WHEN her father was gravely ill, local artist Mary-Anne Le Roux found a creative outlet to help her through the grieving process.
Sitting by his bedside in an Adelaide nursing home, she would decorate old books with sketches and stencils as a way to pass the time and document her memories with him.


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The Church and Mission
Mission is at the heart of the gospel. 'Mission' literally means sending, and at the heart of the gospel is the truth that "the Father has sent his Son to be the Saviour of the world." Mission began there and the missionary responsibility of the Church has no meaning apart from that divine initiative and that unique sending. The Church finds its call to missionary effort and its authority for obeying that call in the divine example, for Christ said, "As the Father has sent me, I am sending you."
The Church's task today is the climax of a series of sendings in the Bible. God sent Abraham out of Ur of the Chaldees that he might be a blessing to the world. The Old Testament tells the story of the commissioning of Israel as God's witness to the nations. Though for the most part they failed or misunderstood their task, there was always the promise given of a faithful remnant and of people from every nation coming to God in willing obedience and eager worship. While our Lord was upon earth it is recorded that He sent out the twelve and later the seventy with certain clearly defined responsibilities.
It is, however, the commission given by the risen Christ which primarily supplies the standing orders for the Church today. Each of the writers of the Gospels repeats our Lord's command to His Church, "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you." "Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation". "You will be my witnesses…….. to the ends of the earth." These together with Luke 24:47 and John 20:21 show that the importance of missionary endeavour in the plan of the Church's King and Head cannot be doubted. Our supreme objective in life is the glorifying of His Name. The carrying out of Christ's Commission is one of the ways in which He is particularly honoured.
While the kind of world in which we are called to witness is very different from that of the early Church, nevertheless the needs of mankind, the principles directing our work and the goals in view are unchanged. We rejoice in all of the developments in so many areas of life especially in this century. This has contributed to a greater quality of life being enjoyed by many, yet the spiritual plight of man, if anything, is even greater than before. His basic sinfulness remains; he belongs to the fallen race of Adam, subject to death and the wrath of God, but his technological achievements have tended to produce a pride and a corresponding lack of awareness of God. However, we still affirm that man remains accountable to God and that God "commands all people everywhere to repent, for he has set a day when he will judge the world with justice by the man he has appointed."
The kind of ministry which the Church should exercise can be discovered as we examine the methods and approach of the apostles and early Church. The means which God has chiefly used to the salvation of many has been the preaching of those whom He has specifically called to that work. Paul sought to preach in every city he visited, either in some public place, or where those who professed to be the people of God met. He sought to proclaim the death and resurrection of Christ, and called all who heard to repentance and faith, that they might receive forgiveness of sins. While the Church is to proclaim the whole counsel of God, the message of salvation by faith alone through Christ is especially to be emphasized.
It is clear, however, that all who are followers of Christ, whether ordained or not, are to be involved in the missionary task. "Come follow me, and I will make you fishers of men." From the example of the early church in Acts 8:4 and 11:19-20 together with Eph.4:11-12, "he gave. . . some to be pastors and teachers, to prepare God's people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up," it is clear that all who profess the name of Christ must accept responsibility for making Him known. Each in his own natural surroundings by word and life should be seeking to extol Christ, as well as co-operating fully in the evangelistic ministry of the congregation.
The mission field is the world. We are to be concerned for our immediate and our more distant neighbours, seeking to have a breadth of interest in the world equal to our Lord's. We are subject to Him and His Word. That means that there is freedom to relate unchanging truth to a changing scene. In every situation and country there is no stereotyped style for the Church's life and obedience. Every culture and tradition is to be examined in the light of Scripture, therefore the Church's missionary programme should reflect both flexibility and faithfulness.
The Great Commission, however, is concerned with more than merely winning converts. Those converts are to be taught "to obey everything which Christ has commanded", and also to be baptised. As baptism is the outward initiatory rite of admission into the membership of the Church, and as the teaching is intended to present the Lordship of Christ over every area of life, it is obvious that this Commission can only be fulfilled by the Church. She alone has been designated as "the pillar and ground of the truth". All true missionary endeavour will result in the strengthening of the Church. "And the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved". Here our Lord demonstrates that the goal of mission is the growth of His Church. As this happens He is glorified.
In all our missionary activity we are conscious of Christ's victory and Lordship and of the outcome of His mediatorial reign. We are glad that, "The kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of his Christ, and he will reign for ever and ever."
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On Thursday, some of the Portsmouth Groundstation crew tested the radio and had a first contact with our radio amateur teacher Paul Steed.
Paul Steed: 'G3*** copying you loud and clear, I'm based up in Farlington.....' etc.
Both Neil and Jon called out over the radio and spoke with Paul Steed and everyone else helped out operating the radio and antennas.
- About to start testing the rotators, requiring us to get a PC up and running with some tracking software.
- Continuing to test the radio's functionality and are planning to talk to someone further afield using a local repeater, maybe even to some of you guys in Stevenage if you are interested?
- In discussions with sites and services about where we would like to put the antennas and are in the middle of producing some documentation for them.
- The cables need to be tested and the radio sensitivity.
- Orders will be placed for the antenna mast and supporting structure.
After much bugging and hassling, here is the first of the profiles about people working on Lunchsat. It was appropriate to go for the jugular, so here it is.
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Cisco Not Going Anywhere, but Changes Coming to Networking
Initially, I intended not to comment on the Wired article on Nicira Networks. While it contained some interesting quotes and a few good observations, its tone and too much of its focus were misplaced. It was too breathless, trying to too hard to make the story fit into a simplistic, sensationalized narrative of outsized personalities and the threatened "irrelevance" of Cisco Systems.
There was not enough focus on how Nicira's approach to network virtualization and its particular conception of software defined networking (SDN) might open new horizons and enable new possibilities to the humble network. On his blog, Plexxi's William Koss, commenting not about the Wired article but about reaction to SDN from the industry in general, wrote the following:
In my view, SDN is not a tipping point. SDN is not obsoleting anyone. SDN is a starting point for a new network. It is an opportunity to ask if I threw all the crap in my network in the trash and started over what would we build, how would we architect the network and how would it work? Is there a better way?
Cisco Still There
I think that's a healthy focus. As Koss writes, and I agree, Cisco isn't going anywhere; the networking giant will be with us for some time, tending its considerable franchise and moving incrementally forward. It will react more than it "proacts" — yes, I apologize now for the Haigian neologism — but that's the fate of any industry giant of a certain age, Apple excepted.
Might Cisco, more than a decade from now, be rendered irrelevant? I, for one, don't make predictions over such vast swathes of time. Looking that far ahead and attempting to forecast outcomes is a mug's game. It is nothing but conjecture disguised as foresight, offered by somebody who wants to flash alleged powers of prognostication while knowing full well that nobody else will remember the prediction a month from now, much less years into the future.
As far out as we can see, Cisco will be there. So, we'll leave ambiguous prophecies to the likes of Nostradamus, whom I believe forecast the deaths of OS/2, Token Ring, and desktop ATM.
Answers are Coming
Fortunately, I think we're beginning to get answers as to where and how Nicira's approaches to network virtualization and SDN can deliver value and open new possibilities. The company has been making news with customer testimonials that include background on how its technology has been deployed. (Interestingly, the company has issued just three press releases in 2012, and all of them deal with customer deployments of its Network Virtualization Platform (NVP).)
There's a striking contrast between the moderation implicit in Nicira's choice of press releases and the unchecked grandiosity of the Wired story. Then again, I understand that vendors have little control over what journalists (and bloggers) write about them.
That said, one particular quote in the Wired article provoked some thinking from this quarter. I had thought about the subject previously, but the following excerpt provided some extra grist for my wood-burning mental mill:
In virtualizing the network, Nicira lets you make such changes in software, without touching the underlying hardware gear. "What Nicira has done is take the intelligence that sits inside switches and routers and moved that up into software so that the switches don't need to know much," says John Engates, the chief technology officer of Rackspace, which has been working with Nicira since 2009 and is now using the Nicira platform to help drive a new beta version of its cloud service. "They've put the power in the hands of the cloud architect rather than the network architect."
Who Controls the Network?
It's the last sentence that really signifies a major break with how things have been done until now, and this is where the physical separation of the control plane from the switch has potentially major implications. As Scott Shenker has noted, network architects and network professionals have made their bones by serving as "masters of complexity," using relatively arcane knowledge of proprietary and industry-standard protocols to keep networks functioning amid increasing demands of virtualized compute and storage infrastructure.
SDN promises an easier way, one that potentially offers a faster, simpler, less costly approach to network operations. It also offers the creative possibility of unleashing new applications and new ways of optimizing data-center resources. In sum, it can amount to a compelling business case, though not everywhere, at least not yet.
Where it does make sense, however, cloud architects and the devops crowd will gain primacy and control over the network. This trend is reflected already in the press releases from Nicira. Notice that customer quotes from Nicira do not come from network architects, network engineers, or anybody associated with conventional approaches to running a network. Instead, we see encomiums to NVP offered by cloud-architects, cloud-architect executives, and VPs of software development.
Similarly, and not surprisingly, Nicira typically doesn't sell NVP to the traditional networking professional. It goes to the same "cloudy" types to whom quotes are attributed in its press releases. It's true, too, that Nicira's SDN business case and value proposition play better at cloud service providers than at enterprises.
Potentially a Big Deal
This is an area where I think the advent of the programmable server-based controller is a big deal. It changes the customer power dynamic, putting the cloud architects and the programmers in the driver's seat, effectively placing the network under their control. (Jason Edelman has begun thinking about what the rise of SDN means for the network engineer.) In this model, the network eventually gets subsumed under the broader rubric of computing and becomes just another flexible piece of cloud infrastructure.
Nicira can take this approach because it has nothing to lose and everything to gain. Of course, the same holds true of other startup vendors espousing SDN.
Perhaps that's why Koss closed his latest post by writing that "the architects, the revolutionaries, the entrepreneurs, the leaders of the next twenty years of networking are not working at the incumbents." The word "revolutionaries" seems too strong, and the incumbents will argue that Koss, a VP at startup Plexxi, isn't an unbiased party.
They're right, but that doesn't mean he's wrong.
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Andrew chipeta | May 3, 2012 at 11:11 pm | Reply
all this talk of sdn and how it's going to drive cisco out of the Market has me worried I'm a ccna,will they be any jobs left out there? I only hope cisco takes this threat serious and ups it's game with new sdn products or should I say software? many say cisco will be history within 10 years nobody will remember the name cisco I say to those cisco will be the leaders in sdn technology and it will be bigger and stronger,prove me right John chambers
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Sean | September 22, 2012 at 5:32 am | Reply
Everyone who is worrying about the death of the Networking Administrator need not worry. Nicira's STT requires working switches passing traffic between hosts, often on different subnets, so go ahead and throw layer 3 routing in as well. You also have products like Rackspace's RackConnect, which tie dedicated network devices into the Cloud Archictecture, allowing for protection from proven dedicated firewalls. All of these devices will still need operators tending to them, or how else will these software networks communicate in the first place? 🙂
Networking nerds, have no fear, your job security is still firmly in place and ever growing.
I can tell you right now, the network architecture that is in place at Rackspace's Cloud still uses regular layer 2 and 3 switches just like their dedicated customers.
I'm particularly interested in how STT's approach of fragmenting jumbo frames is going to work when broadcast messaging is taken into effect! it would seem counter-intuitive to the design philosophy of broadcast messaging: short messages sent to everyone a lot. it will be very interesting to see in the coming year!


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The French champions have been keen on Kante for some time, but Chelsea have steadfastly refused to do business and the Frenchman has been happy to stay at Stamford Bridge.
There has been little to suggest Kante wants to leave Chelsea, but PSG could have taken encouragement from the positional change and the possibility the Blues may again miss out on Champions League football this season.
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Big cat caught on camera in Oklahoma County
by: Brent Skarky/KFOR
Posted: Jan 4, 2022 / 06:10 PM CST / Updated: Jan 5, 2022 / 10:15 AM CST
A typo in the original story has been corrected.
CHOCTAW, Okla. (KFOR) – What would you do if you thought you had a mountain lion in your backyard? That's the situation one Choctaw family was faced with recently. A trail camera got a shot of a large feline trying to get into a backyard chicken coop.
"We've had all kinds of excitement since we got the chickens," said Cheryl Johnson.
Johnson has been raising chickens for years on her land close to Choctaw in far eastern Oklahoma County.
She has seen bobcats, skunks and squirrels around her backyard coops, but she recently saw that the tarp on the back of the coops had been shredded.
So she and her husband set up a trail camera to see if they could see why.
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At 2:20 a.m. on Monday, they heard commotion.
"The chickens were cutting up. We just didn't know what they were singing about," said Johnson.
The next morning they found a eerie picture the trail cam. A large cat was hanging on to the side of the coop trying to get in and get its paws on a chicken.
"My husband was like 'Oh look at the bobcat picture I got' and we were like 'Oh that aint no bobcat. That's a cougar," said Johnson.
Johnson says they have had mountain lions on their land before in the spring and fall.
She says her niece saw one a couple of weeks ago.
"You could hear them scream. You know they make that bone-chilling scream and its worse if you are walking around at night and hear it," said Johnson. "It's a little creepy, I don't want to come out here at night alone."
"So, 600 people didn't get their Christmas gifts as a result of this," Hundreds of packages ransacked and dumped on rural Oklahoma County road
KFOR asked the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for their opinion on the sighting.
"There is nowhere in Oklahoma where we can say there is definitely not going to be a mountain lion there," said Micah Holmes of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.
Officials say they have confirmed at least four sightings of cougars this year in Oklahoma and 7 in 2020.
So we showed them the coops and the trail cam picture.
"This is a case of bobcat trying to get in a chicken coop," said Holmes.
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Holmes says a team of biologist confirms the black markings on its paws and tail are consistent with a bobcats. He says the lack of a visible white underbelly also means it's not a puma.
But the biggest piece of evidence is the cinder block in the foreground of the photo.
"This cinder block is going to be about 16 inches, 16 inches tall, two cinder blocks is max. A full grown mountain lion that is fully extended is going to be well over my head. This picture today, it's a bobcat, it's definitely not a mountain lion," said Holmes.
Johnson says she disagrees, she thinks it's a mountain lion.
But she knows bobcats can be dangerous. She says they have recently taken two of her four chihuahua dogs.
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Alex Da Corte Commissioned for Met Museum's 2021 Roof Garden Installation
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Alex Da Corte, whose practice spans video works, performance, painting, installation, and sculpture, has been commissioned to create the next site-specific installation on the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Title As Long as the Sun Lasts, Da Corte's installation will be on view from April 16 through October 31.
As Long as the Sun Lasts is the ninth installation in the museum's series of site-specific commissions for the outdoor space, which in recent years has featured work by Huma Bhabha, Alicja Kwade, and, in 2020, Héctor Zamora. The latest installation was conceived by the artist in consultation with Sheena Wagstaff, chairman of modern and contemporary art at the Met, and Shanay Jhaveri, assistant curator of international modern and contemporary art at the museum.
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"By tapping icons of art and popular culture from our collective consciousness, Alex Da Corte has created a new type of monument in this commission," Wagstaff said in a statement.
"The installation, which the artist initiated as the pandemic first took hold of the world, evokes notions of uncertainty, nostalgia, sadness, and hope so inherent in our turbulent times," Max Hollein, director of the Met, added in a release. "With this commission, Da Corte has created a work of art that meets the present moment and its challenges with the promise of optimism."
Da Corte is known for vibrant, biomorphic creations integrating video and design elements that address a range of topics, from pop culture to consumerism and capitalism. His work was featured at the 2019 Venice Biennale and the 2018 Carnegie International in Pittsburgh, and he has had solo exhibitions at MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts, the Prada Rong Zhai art space in Shanghai, and other international institutions.


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Ego is a Vampire
Ego is a vampire, but not the way you think, not in a bad way.
Did you ever see the vampire films where the vampires get caught in the sunlight, and the sunlight burns them up? That's how ego is a vampire.
And like the vampire, ego sucks on the life's blood, lives from it and tries to take it and own it for itself. But that's just how it is, that's its make-up, it doesn't act out of evil intent. Same as the vampire only acts its nature.
I'm talking about imaginary vampires, don't worry. But then I'm talking about imaginary egos too, both products of over imagination.
In the clarity of the sunlight the vampire cannot survive, one tiny touch burns. At the approaching dawn it hides in the shadows, it's easy to find places where the sunlight can't reach.
But the sun is rising unrelentingly and the shadows are becoming short. A piece of cloak here, a wing or a tail, a finger and a toe, pretty soon the skin on the head and hand, a piece of a nose. Each hiding place becomes too small and another vampirish morsel is singeing away.
Vampires and egos can only live in the dark. Light is their nemesis, they can't stand up in it because they cannot survive in its presence.
And they don't survive in its presence, they never existed at all. Even the apparent darkness was only ever light, and what hid in the apparent shadows was nothing but a figment.
Presence by Osmosis
One of our dear new friends in Spain just sent me a very beautiful email, it's prompting me to post something about the effects of Presence on those around us. I'll add the original Spanish as a comment below, but here's the gist in English:
"I returned home after the Valencia satsangs very present. And after those days there was a change in my husband. He isn't a spiritual seeker, denies it all, but I think he is an obvious "no being". It's dificult to tell you what's happening. I can only tell you his words "I have been lost a long time and now I've come home".
My husband is a guitarist and what comes to me is to compare what happens with the strings of a guitar. When you play a string and make it vibrate, other strings sound too in sympathy without being played. He says I give him Peace, Stillness, Freedom,... I know that I did nothing to him, and then that I did it all....
What's happening is very beautiful. Gorgeous, as Moni w…
The whole Garden of Eden story is playing out every moment. It's a direct metaphor for the temptation to incarnate in each moment as form. This is the meaning of good and evil, not some dramatic rendition of evil that does bad things Hollywood style, but the evil which it is to fall from grace. That's the story of Satan, the top guardian angel, God's right hand man, falling from grace, which means falling from God.
This is theistic language, familiar as Christian doctrine, and it's also this same metaphor of the Garden of Eden. Does it say in the story that Satan appears to Eve as a serpent? But of course, the serpent is Satan, the tempter. In theistic language God is all there is, the source of everything. In non-theistic language that is the One, the stillness, the awake presence. And that's you, the still, awake presence that is the source of all that is; of good and of evil.
This Satan, this serpent, depicted as a form, is actually not a form really, not a som…


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One Native Life is a look back down the road Richard Wagamese has traveled - from childhood abuse to adult alcoholism - in reclaiming his identity. It's about what he has learned as a human being, a man, and an Ojibway in his 52 years on Earth.
Whether he's writing about playing baseball, running away with the circus, making bannock, or attending a sacred bundle ceremony, these are stories told in a healing spirit. Through them, Wagamese reveals to listeners how to appreciate life for the journey it is.
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This book resonated with me on a spiritual level. His life, though of another generation, reflected my own on so many levels and I related to his words of cultural displacement. I have so much to learn but I'm glad I picked up this book because it has given me courage to continue my path of rediscovering my heritage. This is one book that will be listened to again and again.


An awesome tool for automating maintenance for WSUS servers has moved to a pay model. The tool has been free for a long time, and the author has done a great job supporting those using it. But, as with anything popular and valuable, it takes time and effort to maintain and update.
WAM WSUS can now be purchased for a yearly subscription. The cost for the yearly subscription is $60.
The tool is still definitely valuable and noted as worth the subscription by those that currently use it.


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അഗ്നിച്ചിറകുകൾ book. Read reviews from the world's largest community for readers. ശ്വരത്തെ ഒരു സാധാരണ കുടുംബത്തില് ജനിച്ച്. Agnichirakukal (Malayalam) Paperback Books- Buy Agnichirakukal (Malayalam) Books online at lowest price with Rating & Reviews, Free These books are NOT available for reading online or for free download in PDF or ebook format. Agnichirakukal is the Malayalam version of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam's Autobiograbhy Wings of Fire and it is published by DC Books with OFF in price. Online Book.
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I wanted to like it more to be honest. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam!! He was a part of these projects with a team of brilliant scientist and engineers and how he contributed for it. Malayalam Title: He did believe in God and in science and that they go hand in hand and that every human has a role to play in.
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Ankit Saxena Yes. Its the one, one never miss to read. Go and take it in one shot. Its the story of the former President of India, the most loving President of …more Yes. Its the story of the former President of India, the most loving President of India. His journey from Newspaper vendor to President of India depicts that how he did well to get that position.
So, Must read it. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Rating details. Sort order. The first autobiography I've read, and I really enjoyed it. Abdul Kalam is a source of infinite pride and inspiration for every aspiring youths and in particular , young scientists.
A really motivative book which gives us a glimpse of the two sides of a bright golden coin, one is Dr. These two sides combine together and the result was, a phenomenal personality and a true leader, Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam!!
View all 3 comments. The Vicariously written autobiography didn't seem to find the light completely as the writer Arun Tiwari was involved full time in penning down the experiences of Dr. The artificial flavors were revealed at several mome "If I had seen any further, it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants" said a 12th century being which suits synonymous to the story of Avul Pakir Jainulabdin Abdul Kalam who had become a giant himself in the domains of Defense, Space Rocketry and Atomic Energy Research.
The artificial flavors were revealed at several moments because of the writing of Tiwari. However, he couldn't be blamed as did his best as he could. However, the book accounts the days he'd lived till late 90s that is upto his days in Missile Development programmes. I've to start the sequel very soon. Sarabhai; the story of a scientist tested by failures and setbacks; the story of a leader supported by a large team of brilliant and dedicated professionals.
This story will end with me, for I have no belongings in the worldly sense. I have acquired nothing, built nothing, possess nothing—no family, sons, daughters. An autobiography of one the great aerospace scientist of India. I read this book in my teens and found this to be inspiring.
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View 1 comment. I wish it was little less technical This is the first Autobiography I have read. I had high expectations as I admire Sir Kalam's image. But I will be biased on the side of a layman reader in this quick review. In my opinion, one cannot write a negative review about an autobiography.
Any achievement- big or small is an achievement and only The All Knowing knows how much effort an individual puts in achieving a particular goal.
And Sir Kalam's achievements by no scale are small. But the writing style of the book is what failed to keep me hooked. This is a book about Science, Space and Missile Technology. While Sir Kalam has defined those terms where ever possible, the style in which he has described them didn't make sense to someone like me who has not first hand knowledge of the term.
And the terms that I am referring to are, after introduction, used repeatedly through out the rest of the book. I felt confused throughout the read because my concepts were not cleared from the beginning. Towards the end I kept on turning the page, reading on with a goal to finish a book that I started but I felt disconnect from the proceedings.
The emotions of despair, disappointment, and ecstasy of achievements came forth very well in the book. Gratitude expressed to all the people who played an important part in Sir Kalam's life and the history of Indian Space and Missile research came out on paper directly from Sir Kalam's heart.
He meant every word of his thanks.
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I felt every emotion. The poems that inspired Sir Kalam, are truly inspiring and full of emotion. Sir Kalam is truly an eloquent poet himself. Sir Kalam's life is an inspiration for aspiring learners.
I too loved to read about his life and India's passion for space and missile independence. But I am not from the said fields and people like me, I think will feel out of place for most part of the book. I felt as if I am not the target audience for this book. Nevertheless, I would recommend others to read about Sir Kalam's life.
It is inspiring. I really wish it to be a better reading experience for others. The biography of a renowned rocket scientist. Hailing from Rameswaram island in TN, Dr Kalam had a toughening childhood, which he was immensely grateful for.
The book takes you through his life, from his early childhood through youth till his retirement. It would better be the biography of Indian rocketry, for Dr. Kalam speaks more about his rockets than about himself. With an awe-inspiring description of eminent scientists and engineers who happened to be his contemporaries and acquaintances, t The biography of a renowned rocket scientist.
With an awe-inspiring description of eminent scientists and engineers who happened to be his contemporaries and acquaintances, the book is rich in every spirit of the word.
I tried, tried and tried but I just couldn't finish this book. I gave up at the last or the second chapter from the last. I just couldn't keep going.
This book is a biography of this great personality Kalam Sir, that's why I guess it is rendered as so revered but if you look at it from literary point of view it is tedious and monotonous monotonous in the sense that all it talks about is rocket science, I mean I get it, this man's life revolves around rocketry but this book is supposed to be biog I tried, tried and tried but I just couldn't finish this book.
This book is a biography of this great personality Kalam Sir, that's why I guess it is rendered as so revered but if you look at it from literary point of view it is tedious and monotonous monotonous in the sense that all it talks about is rocket science, I mean I get it, this man's life revolves around rocketry but this book is supposed to be biography not some tedious text on rocket science.
I myself am a student of science, I have studied and loved science since my infancy but this book didn't capture my attention. I had to push myself to keep going with the content this book provides. We are promised a biography of Kalam Sir and what we get is distant view of his life from someone else's perception and point of view.
The least or say minimal personal touch is given to his life and the author keeps rambling about specific and detailed technicalities of rocketry. I, in no probable way mean to be disrespectful towards Kalam Sir, in fact I love him but I believe that the biography of such an eminent and illustrious personality who played a pivotal role in India's missile programme should have been way better than what we are presented with.
View 2 comments. I have utmost respect for the former president of my country and the great scientist, nevertheless a great impeccable personality, Dr. I have heard from some of my friends that how great this book is, but i found it quite boring.
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It definitely throws a light on the life of Dr. In my personal opinion, A professional biographer would have made this biography much nicer experience for reading!! This book is a must read for every Indian to know one of the greatest men of our country. It is inspiring to know how a common man like Abdul Kalam wrote his destiny with hard work and perseverance, and with that took rocketry in India to new heights.
This autobiography doesn't only give account of his life, but also of the great minds like Vikram Sarabhai, Satish Dhawan, Brahm Prakash and many more. This autobiographical account gets a bit technical due to in-depth explanation of rocketry, miss This book is a must read for every Indian to know one of the greatest men of our country.
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This autobiographical account gets a bit technical due to in-depth explanation of rocketry, missiles and other technical stuff which makes it difficult to understand and a bit dull.
However, his life and his work are inseparable and that is what reflects in this book as well. A bit difficult if one is not interested in the technicalities of rocketry but totally worth reading about India's Missile Man. An inspiration for a nation's people constantly bogged down by socio-economic issues! As motivating as it was, it was quite dragging given the technical nature of the writing and the domain of rocketry.
However it is a peek into his personal life which was solely and completely focused on his work-it practically defined him, leaving no scope for any other aspects of regular life. It portrays real humility in attributing credit where it is really due - to the person who welded parts of the machines An inspiration for a nation's people constantly bogged down by socio-economic issues! It portrays real humility in attributing credit where it is really due - to the person who welded parts of the machines and equally to the one who made scientific contributions on the incredibly humongous projects.
Although APJ does not consider himself a social charmer, his understanding of human one-ness reflects in how he manages the behemoths of both projects and people, and navigates his way trying to give technological vision and awakening to a nation. Interesting book on several levels.
First, as a biography of Kalam: Kalam maintains a spiritual base as he heads the mainly military and nationalistic projects therein. Never deals with any conflicts between his spirituality and the military nature of his work, nor the conflict of being a Muslim in a Hindu dominated country. This is a disappointment as his perspect Interesting book on several levels.
This is a disappointment as his perspective would have been very interesting to hear. The book is at its best when Kalam discusses individul motivation and project management. Was a great contrast with "Rocket Men" in that the timeline in India follwed US development by a decade, had a much smaller scope than the Apollo program, and dealt with massive resource deprivations.
I have an immense respect for APJ Kalam but somehow this book doesn't do justice to the charm and charisma of Kalam. The real gem of book lies in excerpts of poems which have been aptly compiled and written upto.
Must read for people interested in pure and research sciences,Sometime you feel how cautious kalam be it in selection of words or thoughts he wants to portray.
But you feel proud after knowing how India transformed from a nation known for its reverse engineering and borrowed technology to become a super power in Missile technology debatable??? How much hard work have been put to make this happen. Arouse a positive feeling in you thats for sure! This isn't an autobiography so much as it is a series of musings about life, science and religion, engineering project management, leadership, and Indian nationalism I mean that in a positive way; it was interesting to think about how the indigenous space program of India means as much to them as America's does to us loosely strung together by a narrative of Kalam's work in rocketry and nuclear weapons.
The book pre-dates his presidency, so it's missing that major concluding chapter in his lif This isn't an autobiography so much as it is a series of musings about life, science and religion, engineering project management, leadership, and Indian nationalism I mean that in a positive way; it was interesting to think about how the indigenous space program of India means as much to them as America's does to us loosely strung together by a narrative of Kalam's work in rocketry and nuclear weapons.
The book pre-dates his presidency, so it's missing that major concluding chapter in his life. Kalam passed barely a year ago, so it seems that the "definitive" — or at least more thorough — biography of this fascinating man has yet to be written. By S Ramesan Nai.. By Vaikom Muhamm.. Email is required. Password is required. Forgot your password? Advanced Title. Language Select Any English Malayalam.
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Biografia
Conseguì il dottorato presso l'Universita Georg August di Gottinga nel 1923, quindi lavorò presso il l'Osservatorio di Potsdam. Nel 1928 divenne docente di meteorologia a Eberswalde, nel 1936 ottenne una cattedra presso l'Università Humboldt di Berlino e divenne direttore dell'Istituto di Geofisica di Potsdam. Contemporaneamente dal 1931 all'inizio della II guerra mondiale ebbe incarichi di ricerca presso la Carnegie Institution of Washington. Collaborò con il geofisico Sidney Chapman nella pubblicazione dei due volumi "Geomagnetism" che costituì un importante riferimento per gli sudi di geofisica. Nel 1946 divenne professore presso l'Università di Gottinga e dal 1955 al 1964 direttore del Max Planck Institute per la fisica della Stratosfera (oggi Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research). Quando nel 1958 l'International Council for Science creò il Comitato per la ricerca spaziale divenne il Presidente della sezione della Germania Ovest. Dal 1954 al 1957 fu Presidente della International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy (IAGA). TRa il 1960 e il 1963 fu vice Presidente dell'Associazione internazionale di geodesia e geofisica (IUGG).

Ricerca
Tra tutti i suoi numerosi contributi si ricordano quelli dello sviluppo dell'indice K  che misura il disturbo della componente orizzontale del campo magnetico terrestre e l'ipotesi, confermata dalla missione Skylab, dell'esistenza dei buchi coronali da lui chiamati regioni-M sul sole a seguito della attività magnetica.

Onorificenze
Nel 1953 fu insignito della Chree Medal and Prize
Dopo la sua morte fu insignito della WIlliam Bowie Medal dell'American Geophysical Union

La Julius Bartels Medal, of the European Geosciences Union - Sezione Scienze solari e terrestri è così denominata in suo onore.

A Julius Bartels la UAI ha intitolato il cratere lunare Bartels.

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Relatives praise him for his leadership and maturity - and techniques learnt from years at a monastery
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As the man who placed his 12 young charges in mortal danger by taking them deep into a mountain cave system, the young coach of the Wild Boars football team could easily be cast as the villain in one of the greatest rescue stories of recent times.
But, as it was confirmed that all 12 boys had finally been released from the Tham Luang cave system in northern Thailand, 25-year-old Ekapol Chanthawong was being hailed by relatives of the boys as the quiet hero of an adventure that so nearly ended in tragedy.
It is still unclear why the young coach decided to lead his boys into the forbidden cave system on the cusp of the rainy season, but when the group did become trapped he demonstrated leadership and maturity far beyond his years.
Using meditation techniques learnt in a monastery where he grew up from the age of 10, Chanthawong is credited with keeping the boys calm through the nine-day ordeal as they waited for rescuers to reach them.
When British divers finally arrived on the scene, videos showed the boys looking eerily calm, smiling weakly for the cameras, with Chanthawong the weakest of them all after reportedly sharing out much of his own food rations to the boys.
The mother of one of the boys described the picture of calm stoicism as "astonishing", adding that the boys were just "sitting there and waiting", with "no one crying or anything", she told The Washington Post.
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After losing much of his family, she said the young Ekapol had been "sad and lonely" and had been sent to Mae Sai Monastery to train as a monk. He left to care for elderly members of his family a few years ago, before becoming the Wild Boars' assistant coach, she said.
Local media reports said that Chanthawong had trained daily with the team, incorporating the strict schedules he had learnt as a monk to improve the boys' physical health. Among the activities were regular cycle rides around Mae Sai, where the boys' bikes and schoolbags were found chained up at the entrance to the cave 17 days ago.
The young coach was apparently able to communicate the techniques of deep breathing and intense concentration, learnt over long hours in the monastery, to keep the boys from being overcome by their own fears and feelings of isolation.
The boys also attended a school where the pupils are 95% Buddhist and where basic meditation is part of the curriculum.
Nopparat Khanthavong, the team's 37-year-old head coach, chose to praise, not chastise, his young assistant, saying he had taken "responsibility for them [the boys] as if they were his own family".
One of the first things the coach did after rescuers reached the group was to write a letter of apology to the boys' parents for leading the excursion into the cave. But the parents replied: "We just want you to know this is not your fault. We all here don't blame you and we are here supporting you."
The mother of one of the boys in the cave added: "If he hadn't gone with them, what would have happened to my child?"
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