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In the early 1960s a neat little machine came out of MIT. Well, kind of MIT. The machine was called LINC. It was small, flexible, and designed to live in laboratories. Some have called it the first personal computer. But, is that true? Does it have some secret that will unseat my beloved LGP-30? And how does DEC fit into the picture?

The LGP-30 is one of my favorite computers. It's small, scrappy, strange, and wonderous. Among its many wonders are two obscure languages: ACT-I and ACT-III. In this episode we are exploring the ACTS, how the LGP-30 was programmed in practice, and why I've been losing sleep for the last few weeks.

Uma semana no Chipre deu para: - Visitarmos um museu debaixo de água. - A Rita travar amizade com 22 gatos e uma tartaruga. - O Guilherme festejar um cocó. Esta semana falamos dos 7 dias que passámos no Chipre mas também da nossa nota final de LGP, da fixação do Guilherme com o rabo da Rita e respondemos a um email da Barbra Corcoran. Será que os homens de 30 anos são muito infantis? É agora mais difícil para uma mulher nos trintas encontrar uma relação estável e longa? Façam como ela e enviem questões para terapiadecasalpodcast@gmail.com que responderemos nos próximos episódios. Voltamos quando? Em Setembro, pois claro. E se tudo correr bem, com novidades. ________________ Terapia de Casal é o podcast que pode acabar com o casamento do Guilherme Fonseca e da Rita da Nova. Enviem as vossas questões/inquietações/dúvidas amorosas para terapiadecasalpodcast@gmail.com que nós respondemos. Sigam-nos nas redes: @guilhermefon @ritadanova Música de Vitor Carraca Teixeira. Imagem de Carolina Costa. Fotografia de Inês Costa Monteiro. Obrigado por ouvirem.

While we did 34 minutes in Bear's interview with Pete Johnson, we get an additional 8 plus minutes with Pete as he joins the LGP crew. PCA 2024 Report: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-sRi

While we did 34 minutes in Bear's interview with Pete Johnson, we get an additional 8 plus minutes with Pete as he joins the LGP crew. PCA 2024 Report: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-sRi

Análisis de Dusko, palabras de Marcelinho, rajada de Xavi y conclusiones de LGP, todo en nuestra crónica.

Ahondamos en la campaña contra la violencia verbal que se presentó ayer y escuchamos a el exbaskonista Rafa Luz y a Andoni Gorosabel y LGP

Repasamos lo vivido ayer en Belgrado y escuchamos a LGP arengar a los alavesitas en euskera

Michael A. Bego is the Founder and Managing Partner of Kline Hill Partners, which he founded in 2015. Mr. Bego sits on the Investment Committee of all of the Kline Hill Partners funds and is a board member of organizations including the American Investment Council and the Greenwich YMCA. From 2005 through 2015, Mr. Bego was a partner at secondary firm Willowridge Partners, where he was instrumental in developing a focused strategy around small-deal secondary transactions. Mr. Bego was a consultant at McKinsey & Co. until 2005, conducted a turnaround at Vincent Longo in 2003, was in venture capital at LGP from 2000 to 2003, and ran projects and sold enterprise software at Numetrix (now part of Oracle) from 1993 through 1998. Mr. Bego founded and runs "THE Secondary Day" since 2006, an annual, collegial event that each year brings together executives across the secondary industry. Mr. Bego received a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Cornell University in 1993 and an MBA (Beta Gamma Sigma) from Columbia University Business School in 2000.

In 1956 Librascope released the LGP-30, a truly wild machine. It was, for the time, the most simple and cheap machine that could actually be useful. It was the size of a desk when contemporary machines took up small rooms. It plugged into a normal wall outlet while other machines requires special power feeds. It was, perhaps, the first hint of a personal computer. And at its heart was a magnetic drum that only a true programmer could love.   Selected Sources:   http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/story-of-mel.html - The Story of Mel   https://sci-hub.se/10.1109/TEC.1957.5221555 - Frankel's MINAC Paper   http://www.hp9825.com/html/stan_frankel.html - A Biography of Frankel

Ashley Louise wants women to have it all. She wants women to have all the money, all the freedom, all the promotions, all the confidence, all the joy, and all the options. With her partner (and wife) Claire Wasserman, Ashley has built Ladies Get Paid into a juggernaut of resources to help women advance professionally and financially, and recognize - and be recognized for! - our value and our worth. In addition to building the company together, in the past few years Ashley and Claire have pivoted a business built primarily on live events, moved across the country, gotten married, and embarked on the alternately challenging, frustrating and rewarding process of conceiving a child together (successfully! Claire is now pregnant). You'd think that might be a pretty decent excuse to coast, but in true YNLB form, Ashley is constantly iterating, looking ahead to where she wants her and her family to be, and what new things she should be trying to get them there, and how she can learn from all of it and bring the good stuff back to her LGP community. In this episode of Your New Life Blend, host Shoshanna Hecht takes a deep dive with Ashley about all of it - making the big life changes, trying new things, getting over the fear that was holding her back, and why it's the best bet ever to put women front and center.Website:https://ladiesgetpaid.comhttps://www.ashleylouise.xyz/Book:https://bookshop.org/p/books/ladies-get-paid-the-ultimate-guide-to-breaking-barriers-owning-your-worth-and-taking-command-of-your-career-claire-wasserman/18055523Social: https://twitter.com/ladiesgetpaidhttps://www.instagram.com/ladiesgetpaidhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/ladies-get-paidhttps://www.facebook.com/ladiesgetpaidhttps://vimeo.com/ladiesgetpaidPodcast:Ladies Get Paid https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ladies-get-paid/id1352819308?_ga=2.96448796.1854221724.1690998359-2068702724.1689965589Guide: How to Use ChatGPT For Beginnershttps://ladiesgetpaid.com/how-to-use-chatgpt/Thank you to our episode sponsor, Terawatt, world-class online coaching for everyone! About Terawatt:Websitehttps://terawatt.coSocial Mediahttps://www.linkedin.com/company/terawattgroups/https://www.instagram.com/terawattgroups/

Ajudem aqui: Acham que as mulheres são mais de snacks e os homens de refeições? E mais, também fazem desafiozinhos dentro da vossa cabeça para que as coisas corram bem? É que esta semana foi toda passada a comprar bilhetes para a Taylor Swift e a fazer pulseiras de missangas para o Harry Styles. A Rita e o Guilherme falam do fim do curso de LGP, da loja do chinês incrível que visitaram e de manias que nunca tinham confessado em voz alta. Aliás, a Rita até contou que já fez parte da máfia e tudo. No meio disto tudo, eles juram que para a semana lêem emails. Enviem questões, dúvidas e problemas das vossas relações para terapiadecasalpodcast@gmail.com que para a semana tudo será respondido. Ou quase tudo, vá. Até para a semana. Não se esqueçam de comer qualquer coisinha. ________________ Terapia de Casal é o podcast que pode acabar com o casamento do Guilherme Fonseca e da Rita da Nova. Enviem as vossas questões/inquietações/dúvidas amorosas para terapiadecasalpodcast@gmail.com que nós respondemos. Sigam-nos nas redes: @guilhermefon @ritadanova Música de Vitor Carraca Teixeira. Imagem de Carolina Costa. Fotografia de Inês Costa Monteiro. Obrigado por ouvirem.

Interview by MikalaTV https://www.instagram.com/_mikalatv_/ We recently sat down with Philly rapper LGP Qua for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he discussed the meaning behind LGP, coming from North Philly, the current state of the youth in Philly, violence in the city, overcoming his past in the streets, learning that the streets weren't for him, the cause of his break from dropping music, the meaning behind being the “Voice Of The Youth”, being introduced to Nas, the grind in the beginning of his career, not letting his ego get further than his career, what his grind looks like as of now, what's been sparking his current wave of freestyles, the drill genre based in Philly, going viral across all social media, his new project “The Best Is Yet To Come” working with Anthony Hamilton, advice to the youth and more! 

1: Caleb Wiley impressed me the most in the first half. There are some takes and narratives out there that this club doesn't develop young players well. While it's impossible for every young player who comes here to have success, we have been pretty damn consistent in young player development and Caleb is just another example of that. His runs both on and off the ball are dynamic and threatening. He can dribble, he can cross…for me I think he's going to develop into the full package and become another home grown success story that will be talked about for many years to come.    2: Thinking inside the box. Clearly the message got through to the players. Get inside the box and shoot. We still took our chances outside the 18, and they were all pretty high quality, but it's good to see us driving with ball towards and into the box. The shots taken tonight had a much higher XG than last week, unfortunately Toronto has quality between the sticks.    3: Toronto is kinda terrible and Sean Johnson is kinda excellent. If Toronto has any success this year it will be due in no small part to him. He will be to Toronto what Matt Turner was to New England. We had excellent shots on goal, they just happened to be against, at least for me, the best keeper in the league right now. No disrespect to our own.    4: Etienne is a real live wire. His impact was immediate and tho we won't even be credited with the hockey assist, he was the catalyst for the goal. He's got a little bit of that LGP energy in him tho so he might end up in yellow card jail sooner than later.    5: Last week on the pod we talked about being happy with the win but a little concerned about similarities to 2022. Nothing about tonight's performance reinforces those fears but, because we didn't get the full 3 points against a poor team we absolutely should get all 3 from, I don't think we can say it completely and totally dispelled them either. Still, I can't be mad at the performance. It's more of what we've come to expect from our team and is well above and beyond the performances of last year. 

Get the latest on Tesla's investor day and the future of LGP vehicles. 

"Peñarecords" y LGP nos ofrecen la previa de sus respectivos partidos.

LGP in the house again like it never left! Discussing the top 5 Adult Cartoon shows that shaped my humor today. With a brief mention of what Savage Life TV is all about.

In this episode, we hammer home the proper way to respond when coaches criticize our partners calls, how to work with partner's who don't love it like us, and our thoughts on calling late fouls based on if the ball goes in or not.  We also looked at a block/charge play and tried to decipher if the defender was bracing for impact and absorbing the contact or lost their LGP.  ⁣ ⁣ Here are some other takeaways from this episode:⁣ ⁣

O programa de rádio Leituras à Solta de Abril teve uma edição especial relacionada com o Dia Nacional da Educação de Surdos. A 26 de abril, realizou-se no auditório da ESJAC, uma sessão de sensibilização organizada pela equipa LGP e de Educação Especial. Estiveram presentes ex-alunos e pais, que deram o seu testemunho. A Rádio Resende FM esteve presente e no final da sessão realizou entrevistas aos diferentes intervenientes. Mais um contributo para dar ainda mais visibilidade ao excelente trabalho que é realizado no nosso agrupamento.

Luke Winchester from Merewether Capital and Claude Walker from A Rich Life go in-depth and stock specific. Stocks covered: RHC, EOL, LOV, PPL, PTB, LGP, NWS, KME, ALC, MAD. Today our experts shared their 'new government' stock picks GenusPlus (GNP) and Genex Power (GNX). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

导读：Ivy，阿柔，Litchi，Li Xun, HT责编：Effie Liu主播：行者背景音乐：Painting roomNature neuroscience | 灵长类动物中颞叶和未定带之间的神经通路控制对新事物的探索灵长类动物从出生起就在通过视觉信息了解这个世界。即使观察新事物并不会给它们带来明确的回报，它们仍然不会放弃去探索一个新的物体或环境。这种大脑渴求探索全新事物的控制机制至今尚不明确。在文章中，研究员阐释了未定带（zona incerta）是猴脑中掌控对新鲜事物探索（novelty seeking）的重要部位。通过实验发现，当猴子已知观察一个熟知的物体会使其获得一个观察全新物体的机会时，未定带神经元会在猴子观察熟知的物体之前，因预判新物体的出现而异常活跃。 同时，刺激未定带神经元会促进猴子观察熟知的物体（以换取新物体的观察机会），而阻碍未定带神经元的活动则会减少这一行为。研究还发现这种由未定带控制的对新鲜事物的探索行为和外侧缰核（lateral habenula）及中脑黑质（substantia nigra）中的多巴胺能神经元没有关联。但和大脑前端内侧颞叶皮层间存在神经通路。这类神经通路控制着灵长类动物对新事物的好奇及探索。（导读：Ivy）文章链接：https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-021-00950-1图片链接：https://community.xw.qq.com/a/20210609A0E12F00Nature neuroscience | 星型胶质细胞参与记忆维持之前的研究认为，记忆的维持主要与神经元和突触的可塑性有关。但胶质细胞作为大脑内另一群分布广泛的细胞，对神经元的突触连接也起到关键的调控作用。最近，来自中国陆军军医大学的Xiaowei Chen团队与德国慕尼黑工业大学的Arthur Konnerth团队合作发现，恐惧记忆的学习过程能诱导听觉皮层星型胶质细胞产生响应，是记忆维持所必需的。他们发现厌恶的感觉刺激(足底电击)能激活听觉皮层中部分星型胶质细胞上的α7-烟碱型乙酰胆碱受体（α7-nAChRs ）。随着关联记忆的学习，原本对单独的声音刺激并无响应的一群星形胶质细胞，对习得的条件性刺激（如与足底电击相关联的声音刺激）也能产生激活信号。这种激活的响应可以持续数日，与恐惧记忆的维持相偶联，并随着恐惧记忆的消退而消失。在星型胶质细胞内条件性敲除α7-nAChRs 显著地损害了恐惧记忆的维持。因此，这一研究结果表明，依赖于α7-nAChRs 的星型胶质细胞响应是记忆维持重要的细胞机制，能够为记忆相关的功能障碍疾病提供新的治疗靶点。（导读：阿柔）文章来源：https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-021-00949-8图片来源：https://www.pexels.com/photo/bokeh-photography-of-lights-1141678/COMMUNICATIONS BIOLOGY | Exner区的书写运动记忆促进失明人士学习词汇书写会阻碍视力正常的成年人的词汇学习，这是因为书写时的运动执行过程会干扰词汇编码时的视听加工。但是，当视觉输入被限制时，成年人在书写时的运动记忆会促进词汇学习。最近，日本中村仁洋团队发表的一项研究采用功能磁共振成像技术（fMRI）发现，失明被试者学习新词时，左背侧前运动皮层（Exner书写区域）激活并与左侧海马回连接。在随后的词汇回忆阶段，词汇的语音语义在左侧海马回和左侧额颞语言区有激活。这一结果表明，书写的运动编码能够帮助失明被试在学习新词和提取词汇时保持词汇表征。研究者认为这种对运动系统的依赖反映了包括肢体运动系统在内的大脑语言网络的广泛结构。（导读：Litchi）文章来源：https://www.nature.com/articles/s42003-021-01971-z图片来源：https://image.baidu.com/Nature Neuroscience | 渐冻症早期机制新发现肌萎缩性侧索硬化症（Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, ALS,也称为渐冻症）导致的肌肉萎缩严重影响着患者的生活质量，医生和患者希望尽早干预疾病以减缓运动功能的损害。之前的研究发现ALS患者脑中存在不溶性和泛素化蛋白质的聚集，且蛋白TDP-43是构成这种聚集物的主要成分。髓样细胞触发受体2 (Triggering receptor expressed on myeloid cell 2 , TREM2) 表达于小胶质细胞，并与小胶质细胞的增殖，迁移，吞噬等功能息息相关。梅奥医学中心的Manling Xie等人研究发现，TREM2可与TDP-43相互作用，并通过小胶质细胞的清除与吞噬功能，减少TDP-43，从而减轻与TDP-43相关的神经退行症状。在过表达TDP-43的转基因鼠模型上敲除TREM2，会加重TDP-43引起的运动损害，此外，TREM2缺失还导致由TDP-43引起的CD11c小胶质细胞的减少，使得小胶质细胞激活程度减少，吞噬与清除功能减弱。研究者分别在体外，小鼠体内与ALS患者中证实TREM2与TDP-43存在相互作用，为ALS早期的干预治疗提供了新靶点。（导读：Li Xun）文章链接：https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-021-00975-6图片链接：https://cn.bing.com/images/trending?form=HDRSC2Nature Genetics | 神经精神疾病的人体小胶质细胞基因与转录组图谱小胶质细胞在脑中发挥着重要的作用，它也可能参与多种神经精神疾病的病理过程。包括阿尔兹海默症、精神分裂症在内的许多神经精神疾病被发现存在遗传风险，那么这些疾病的遗传风险与小胶质细胞有无关系呢？来自伊坎西奈山医学院的研究团队针对这一问题，进行了全面的转录组研究。他们对额内侧回（MFG），颞上回（STG），脑室下区（SVZ）和丘脑（Thalamus）四个区域的小胶质细胞进行RNA测序和基因分型，系统性地阐述了性别、脑区、年龄、疾病诊断等因素对于小胶质细胞异质性的影响。研究发现性别对小胶质细胞异质性无影响；SVZ分别与MFG、STG这两个皮层区域的差异基因较多，这些差异基因可能与络丝蛋白 、干扰素、糖皮质激素通路有关；年龄的差异基因可能与免疫炎症相关。帕金森病、双相情感障碍等对小胶质细胞基因差异表达无影响。但是一些神经精神疾病的易感基因与小胶质细胞的数量性状位点（quantitative trait loci）存在重合，且大部分重合于小胶质细胞特异性的增强子区域，意味着像阿尔兹海默症这样疾病的易感基因会改变小胶质细胞的功能。（导读：Li Xun）图片来源：https://cn.bing.com/images/trending?form=HDRSC2文章来源：https://doi.org/10.1038/s41588-021-00976-yNeuron | 什么让睡梦中的我们在危险迫近时能快速觉醒并作出防御行为？动物在睡眠中面临威胁时，迅速醒来的能力是成功抵御急性威胁的先决条件。前人研究发现，相较于非快速眼动睡眠(NREM sleep),从快速眼动睡眠(REM sleep)中醒来的动物对外界环境更加的警觉，所以REM sleep可能会促进个体对危险的防御。那么REM sleep是否真的能够促进动物的觉醒和对危险的防御，其背后的神经环路又是什么呢？针对这一问题，中国科学院深圳先进技术研究院王立平团队发现，当危险来临时，相比于NREM sleep，小鼠的确更容易从REM sleep中醒来。这一现象源于危险信号对丘脑内侧下核(mSTN)的促肾上腺素释放激素(CRH)神经元的激活，并投射到外侧苍白球（LGP）脑区，唤醒睡眠中的小鼠并做出防御。此外，研究者还发现，无论是对个体正常REM sleep的节律，还是因长期应激导致的REM sleep的增加，这类CRH神经元都在其中扮演着重要的调节角色。总的来说，这一研究结果直接揭示了快速眼动睡眠的存在和变化可以保护我们免受威胁的神经环路机制。（导读：HT）文章链接：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuron.2021.12.033图片来源：https://ars.els-cdn.com/content/image/1-s2.0-S0896627321010886-fx1.jpg

Welcome back LGP family! We're starting the second half of of season 4 by answering a few questions we received via our anonymous Google form. 'How do we navigate a relationship with God that isn't predicated on fear?' 'Should we listen to Tik Tok prophecies?' 'Are Bible plans useful?' We answer some of these questions and catch you all up on where we're been! We hope you feel blessed by this conversation and keep sending in dilemmas, questions, and episode requests using the Google form below! Follow us on our socials: Instagram/Twitter: @letgodpodcast Facebook: Let God Podcast Fill out the google form with questions and episode suggestions: https://linktr.ee/letgodpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/letgodpodcast/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/letgodpodcast/support

Former NYMEX floor trader, John Rowland joins me to discuss the recent launch of Natural Gas prices and its impact on financial markets. We will also look at specific NG plays such as #EGT, #LNG, #LPG, #BTU and much more!  Join us live at 2pm PST! #Trading #commodities  #naturalgas #oil #inflation Sign up for a free, 6 video course on Cryptocurrency here: https://www.tradingacademy.com/crypto/ Contact TraderMerlin: Email – TraderMerlin@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13930555/ Twitter: TraderMerlin - https://twitter.com/TraderMerlin IG: TraderMerlin - https://www.instagram.com/tradermerlin/ FB: TraderMerlin  - https://www.facebook.com/TraderMerlin Live Daily Show:  - https://www.youtube.com/TraderMerlin   Trading Applications used: TastyWorks, CliK, TradeStation, TradingView

Jornada sin partido pero de muchos cambios. El Mallorca se despidió la semana pasada de Luis García Plaza, un tipo que se ha ganado con su trabajo ser recordado como uno de los mejores entrenadores de la historia del club. Llega Javier Aguirre, uno de los entrenadores con más solera de la Liga. Miguel y Tolo le desean lo mejor al mexicano, pues su suerte será la del Mallorca. El final del episodio (24:45) es un homenaje al año y medio que LGP ha pasado en el Mallorca. Una persona que es directamente responsable de que el podcast de Birmingham 99 exista. Siempre agradecidos. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/birmingham-99/message

Season 3, Episode 1 - Can you believe it?!? Unfortunately, not everyone can say the same... In fact, 18 players to date have departed from last year's team. We knew Chris Henderson was going to make moves, but nobody expected an entire roster overhaul. Players like Lewis Morgan, Rodolfo Pizarro, Christian Makoun and LGP will be missed and we at the IMPC pod wish them a very successful next step in their careers. With half the senior club out, new players must shine! This week, we focus on players who left. Next week, we look ahead at the players who joined. Always and forever, Vamos Miami!!

Coming in at #16 is the E.P. Carrillo Pledge Prequel. The Pledge is the third installment of E.P. Carrillo's Family Series line. It's most famous because it was the second cigar on this line to capture Cigar Aficionado's #1 Cigar of the Year. The name Pledge is meant to be a homage to all cigar smokes. it was actually chosen from input from consumers who visited the E.P. Carrillo booth at Cigar Aficionado's 2019 Big Smoke Las Vegas event. The E.P. Carrillo Pledge is highlighted by a Connecticut Havana wrapper. Company founder Ernesto Perez-Carrillo Jr is known for working with Ecuadorian Sumatra and Connecticut Broadleaf, and in recent years we've seen him use this wrapper many times. It's been used on releases for Crowned Heads (Four Kicks Maduro, Mule Kick LE 2018 and on E.P. Carrillo's Original Rebel Rebellious and TAA Exclusive 2018 cigars. As for the remainder of the blend, it features an Ecuadorian binder and all-Nicaraguan fillers. The Prequel is a classic 5 x 50 box-pressed Robusto. The cigar is produced at Perez-Carrillo's Tabacalera La Alianza in the Dominican Republic. Flavor-wise, the E.P. Carrillo Pledge Prequel delivers notes of coffee, licorice, black cherry, wood, and pepper. This is a cigar where the flavors are in the medium/medium to full range throughout the smoking experience. These flavors are countered by medium strength. This is the eighth year since the Countdown was launched in 2010 that E.P. Carrillo has secured a spot on one. This cigar also gives the Dominican Republic its second cigar on the 2021 Countdown. For details of the 2021 Cigar of the Year Countdown, see our 2021 criteria: https://cigar-coop.com/2021/12/announcement-criteria-for-the-2021-cigar-of-the-year-countdown.html Cigar Coop Report: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-lGP

Coming in at #16 is the E.P. Carrillo Pledge Prequel. The Pledge is the third installment of E.P. Carrillo's Family Series line. It's most famous because it was the second cigar on this line to capture Cigar Aficionado's #1 Cigar of the Year. The name Pledge is meant to be a homage to all cigar smokes. it was actually chosen from input from consumers who visited the E.P. Carrillo booth at Cigar Aficionado's 2019 Big Smoke Las Vegas event. The E.P. Carrillo Pledge is highlighted by a Connecticut Havana wrapper. Company founder Ernesto Perez-Carrillo Jr is known for working with Ecuadorian Sumatra and Connecticut Broadleaf, and in recent years we've seen him use this wrapper many times. It's been used on releases for Crowned Heads (Four Kicks Maduro, Mule Kick LE 2018 and on E.P. Carrillo's Original Rebel Rebellious and TAA Exclusive 2018 cigars. As for the remainder of the blend, it features an Ecuadorian binder and all-Nicaraguan fillers. The Prequel is a classic 5 x 50 box-pressed Robusto. The cigar is produced at Perez-Carrillo's Tabacalera La Alianza in the Dominican Republic. Flavor-wise, the E.P. Carrillo Pledge Prequel delivers notes of coffee, licorice, black cherry, wood, and pepper. This is a cigar where the flavors are in the medium/medium to full range throughout the smoking experience. These flavors are countered by medium strength. This is the eighth year since the Countdown was launched in 2010 that E.P. Carrillo has secured a spot on one. This cigar also gives the Dominican Republic its second cigar on the 2021 Countdown. For details of the 2021 Cigar of the Year Countdown, see our 2021 criteria: https://cigar-coop.com/2021/12/announcement-criteria-for-the-2021-cigar-of-the-year-countdown.html Cigar Coop Report: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-lGP

Teysel - Skyline ( Prompter Remix ) Juan De Dios - Blue Rabbit ( Original Mix ) Lovebirds - Keep Coming ( Axel Boman Mix 2 ) Mark Farina feat Homero Espinosa - Work Groove ( Chezz Cosmic Groove Remix ) Triad - Vice ( Langenberg Mood Mix ) Zimosoul feat Max Mbartha - Life ( Chromoticsoul Taxi Remix ) F.LGP feat. Tanya - Querer Drew Feelin feat Mr. V - The Night Life GZZ - Provence State of Mind  James Rudie - X Rhodes  Aquatone feat Jaidene Veda - Just Be Metro - Angel of Mercy  

Better late than never?

Haunted by much late drama of late, LGP said no more drama! But this was the kid of late drama we like as this time it was Mallorca equalising late on having been hit with two sucker punches from a combative Elche. Tommy Cummin and Alex analyse the game. Support the show (Http://Www.buymeacoffee.com/tornarempod )

Another game another late goal conceded for Mallorca and another red card to boot. This was so close to being a fantastic away result but a combination of a moment of madness from Sastre, a VAR card overturn, a red for Sedlar & LGP meant that this wasn't a day to remember for Mallorca. Tommy Cummin was there and he joins Alex to review the game. Support the show (Http://Www.buymeacoffee.com/tornarempod )

10-30 Toronto   1: Luiz is that guy. He can develop the attack in midfield. He can drop back and defend. He can finish chances. He create them on his own.He had a gift of a goal but he's still gotta unwrap it. That's not the first time Luiz has got a goal out not giving up on the play.    2: Moreno my god. The amount of distance we can travel. With the ball. Holding off a defender.

Imagine starting a company that works toward advancing women's careers and then getting sued for gender discrimination...I know... we can't even begin to and yet it DEFINITELY happened.

En el primer episodio de la novena temporada de #LaGranPregunta, expertos y personas de la comunidad LGTBIQ+ hablan sobre discriminación y el Código Penal. *El siguiente material contiene temas que pueden herir la sensibilidad, incluyendo violencia, sexualidad, abusos y salud mental, entre otros.* Este episodio especial visibiliza una parte de la discriminación y el abuso que vive la comunidad LGTBIQ+ en las redes sociales, las escuelas, los espacios de trabajo, las calles, y en todo el país, así como los factores que incentivan y fomentan el abuso, como la falta de una política pública y una legislación adecuada. Gran parte del abuso queda impune, fortaleciendo a victimarios y denigrando a las víctimas. En nuestro compromiso con nunca ser una plataforma que disemina discurso de odio, y reiterando nuestro compromiso con la diversidad de opiniones en los asuntos colectivos, incentivando incluso opiniones contrarias a las expresadas en el episodio, recordamos que no aceptaremos que nuestras plataformas se utilicen para la perpetración de discurso de odio (por demás ilegal). Todo comentario que incite a la violencia contra personas de la comunidad LGBTIQ+ será reportado y eliminado, sin excepción. Adicionalmente, en el marco de las acciones afirmativas de esta plataforma, toda persona que quiera compartir este material generado y producido por LGP, deberá solicitar autorización al equipo de Producción, conforme avala la norma. Por lo general, LGP no requiere este tipo de asuntos con los demás episodios, pero tampoco hacemos material para que se use como herramienta de abuso contra personas vulnerables. En esta ocasión nos reservamos el derecho de permitir o no su uso, conforme nos permite la ley. En el libre albedrío que tenemos las personas, todo ser humano puede decidir hacer uso de su palabra para enarbolar discurso de odio e incitar a la violencia, conductas ilegales, en cuyo caso le invitamos a hacer su propio material, y a enfrentar las consecuencias legales que proceder de esa forma pueda generar. Agradecimientos especiales a @RDEsDeTodes. Síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook: @CaroSantanaS y suscríbete a este canal para ver #LaGranPregunta cada miércoles.

DTSS, or The Dartmouth Time Sharing System, began at Dartmouth College in 1963. That was the same year Project MAC started at MIT, which is where we got Multics, which inspired Unix. Both contributed in their own way to the rise of the Time Sharing movement, an era in computing when people logged into computers over teletype devices and ran computing tasks - treating the large mainframes of the era like a utility. The notion had been kicking around in 1959 but then John McCarthy at MIT started a project on an IBM 704 mainframe. And PLATO was doing something similar over at the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana. 1959 is also when John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz at Dartmouth College bought Librascope General Purpose computer, then being made in partnership with the Royal Typewriter Company and Librascope - whichwould later be sold off to Lockheed Martin. Librascope had Stan Frankel - who had worked on both the Manhattan Project and the ENIAC. And he architected the LGP-30 in 1956, which ended up at Dartmouth. At this point, the computer looked like a desk with a built-in typewriter. Kurtz had four students that were trying to program in ALGOL 58. And they ended up writing a language called DOPE in the early 60s. But they wanted everyone on campus to have access to computing - and John McCarthy said why not try this new time sharing concept. So they went to the National Science Foundation and got funding for a new computer, which to the chagrin of the local IBM salesman, ended up being a GE-225. This baby was transistorized. It sported 10,0000 transistors and double that number of diodes. It could do floating-point arithmetic, used a 20-bit word, and came with 186,000 magnetic cores for memory. It was so space aged that one of the developers, Arnold Spielberg, would father one of the greatest film directors of all time. Likely straight out of those diodes. Dartmouth also picked up a front-end processor called a DATANET-30 from GE. This only had an 18-bit word size but could do 4k to 16k words and supported hooking up 128 terminals that could transfer data to and from the system at 3,000 bits a second using the Bell 103 modem. Security wasn't a thing yet, so these things had direct memory access to the 225, which was a 235 by the time they received the computer. They got to work in 1963, installing the equipment and writing the code. The DATANET-30 received commands from the terminals and routed them to the mainframe. They scanned for commands 110 times per second from the terminals and ran them when the return key was pressed on a terminal. If the return key was a command they queued it up to run, taking into account routine tasks the computer might be doing in the background. Keep in mind, the actual CPU was only doing one task at a time, but it seemed like it was multi-tasking! Another aspect of democratizing computing across campus was to write a language that was more approachable than a language like Algol. And so they released BASIC in 1964, picking up where DOPE left off, and picking up a more marketable name. Here we saw a dozen undergraduates develop a language that was as approachable as the name implies. Some of the students went to Phoenix, where the GE computers were built. And the powers at GE saw the future. After seeing what Dartmouth had done, GE ended up packaging the DATANET-30 and GE-235 as one machine, which they marketed as the GE-265 the next year. And here we got the first commercially viable time-sharing system, which started a movement. One so successful that GE decided to get out of making computers and focus instead on selling access to time sharing systems. By 1968 they actually ended up shooting up to 40% of the market of the day. Dartmouth picked up a GE Mark II in 1966 and got to work on DTSS version 2. Here, they added some of the concepts coming out of the Multics project that was part of Project MAC at MIT and built on previous experiences. They added pipes and communication files to promote inter-process communications - thus getting closer to the multiple user conferencing like what was being done on PLATO with Notes. Things got more efficient and they could handle more and more concurrent sessions. This is when they went from just wanting to offer computing as a basic right on campus to opening up to schools in the area. Nearby Hanover High School started first and by 1967 they had over a dozen. Using further grants from NSF they added another dozen schools to what by then they were calling the Kiewit Network. Then added other smaller colleges and by 1971 supported a whopping 30,000 users. And by 73 supported leased line connections all the way to Ohio, Michigan, New York, and even Montreal. The system continued on in one form or another, allowing students to code in FORTRAN, COBOL, LISP, and yes… BASIC. It became less of a thing as Personal Computers started to show up here and there. But BASIC didn't. Every computer needed a BASIC. But people still liked to connect on the system and share information. At least, until the project was finally shut down in 1999. Turns out we didn't need time sharing once the Internet came along. Following the early work done by pioneers, companies like Tymshare and CompuServe were born. Tymshare came out of two of the GE team, Thomas O'Rourke and David Schmidt. They ran on SDS hardware and by 1970 had over 100 people, focused on time sharing with their Tymnet system and spreading into Europe by the mid-70s, selling time on their systems until the cost of personal computing caught up and they were acquired by McDonnell Douglas in 1984. CompuServe began on a PDP-10 and began similarly but by the time they were acquired by H&R Block had successfully pivoted into a dial-up online services company and over time focused on selling access to the Internet. And they survived through to an era when they migrated their own proprietary tooling to HTML in the late 90s - although they were eventually merged into AOL and are now a part of Verizon media. So the pivot bought them an extra decade or so. Time sharing and BASIC proliferated across the country and then the world from Dartmouth. Much of this - and a lot of personal stories from the people involved can be found in Dr Joy Rankin's “A People's History of Computing in the United States.” Published in 2018, it's a fantastic read that digs in deep on the ways that many of these systems evolved. There are other works, but she does a phenomenal job tying events into one another. One consistent point across her book is around societal impact. These pioneers democratized access to computing. Many of those who built businesses around time sharing missed the rapidly falling price of chips and the ready access to personal computers that were coming. They also missed that BASIC would be monetized by companies like Microsoft. But they brought computing to high schools in the area, established blueprints for teaching that are used through to this day, and as Grace Hopper did a generation before - made us think of even more ways to make programming more accessible to a new generation with BASIC. One other author of note here is John Kemeny. His book “Man and the computer” is a must read. He didn't have the knowledge of the upcoming personal computing - but far more prophetic than not around cloud operations as we get back to a time sharing-esque model of computing. And we do owe him, Kurtz, and everyone else involved a huge debt for their work. Many others pushed the boundaries of what was possible with computers. They pushed the boundaries of what was possible with accessibility. And now we have ubiquity. So when we see something complicated. Something that doesn't seem all that approachable. Maybe we should just wonder if - by some stretch - we can make it a bit more BASIC. Like they did.

Discussion on Anti-LGBTQ+ bill. The aim of Anti-LGBTQI+ Bill is to promote its act - Kofi Akpaloo, Flagbearer for LGP

Big O says LGP is more of a negative than a positive.

Inter Miami find themselves just outside the the playoff picture looking after a 4-0 loss to the Red Bulls last week. However, that loss shouldn't overshadow the 24 hours we were in 5th place in the East

Tonight the gang gather around to discuss the recent 3-0 thrashing of Orlando City. A game that left Atlanta United without both Josef Martinez and Miles Robinson, yet they found a way to get a much needed result against the worst team in MLS. This week’s matchups will be important as Atlanta looks to keep … Atlanta United FC Weekly – 162 – ATLUTD vs Orlando City – Tu Podcast Tiene Algo que Decir Read More »

Tonight the gang gather around to discuss the recent 3-0 thrashing of Orlando City. A game that left Atlanta United without both Josef Martinez and Miles Robinson, yet they found a way to get a much needed result against the worst team in MLS. This week's matchups will be important as Atlanta looks to keep moving forward with its momentum with back to back home matchups against Cincinnati and DC United. Wins against both of them could catapult the 5 Stripes into playoff position. The boys discuss what not only the matchups, but how they feel this season has shaped the team under its most recent leadership with Pineda and with major signing Luiz Araujo who still continues to search for his opening goal for the team. Tim and Kevin are here to bring you a weekly look at their hometown MLS team – Atlanta United FC. They look to bring their insights on the previous game, how the team has been doing, where they currently stand in the MLS, and look forward to their next game of the week. It's almost that time. The streetlights just came on and you had better leave soon to be Home Before Dark. Find the whole gang on twitter @HomeB4Dark

In a tough loss for the team, Atlanta United fell 2-0 to Nashville SC in a game that wasn’t as bad as it may appear. In the first match under Pineda, the 5 stripes looked to change things up as almost everyone looked to shoulder the blame for defeat. With this recent result, Atlanta remains … Atlanta United FC Weekly – 161 – ATLUTD vs Nashville SC – TAKE YOUR SHIRT OFF Read More »

4 in a row!!!! Nothing can stop this train from rollin as Atlanta United wins 2 more to make it 4 consecutive wins, for the first time since 2019 as the 5 stripes take down Toronto FC and DC United. With their recent results, ATL currently sit in 8th place in the East, just outside … Atlanta United FC Weekly – 160 – ATLUTD vs DC United – Nothin Can Stop Us, We’re All the Way Up…. To 8th Place Read More »

4 in a row!!!! Nothing can stop this train from rollin as Atlanta United wins 2 more to make it 4 consecutive wins, for the first time since 2019 as the 5 stripes take down Toronto FC and DC United. With their recent results, ATL currently sit in 8th place in the East, just outside of the playoff line, but with the recent addition of Luiz Araujo into the mix, they look to be a completely different team. Despite back to back games with shaky performances in the second half, Atlanta continues to produce results, and walks away with 6 points this week nonetheless. The boys talk about Pineda and the recent tenure of Rob Valentino and what his role may be on the team going forward, as well as their expectations this week as Nashville pays a visit to Mercedes Benz Stadium here at home. Tim and Kevin are here to bring you a weekly look at their hometown MLS team – Atlanta United FC. They look to bring their insights on the previous game, how the team has been doing, where they currently stand in the MLS, and look forward to their next game of the week. It's almost that time. The streetlights just came on and you had better leave soon to be Home Before Dark. Find the whole gang on twitter @HomeB4Dark

Smitty and Tyler are back to talk all things Pittsburgh sports. From the Joe Schobert trade to Claypool's injury scare to Nogowski being DFAd to what to do with Bryan Rust....the boys got it all.

Not even Limp Bizkit could stop this train. Atlanta United and the Chocolate Starfish rolls on to its second consecutive win against LAFC. A win that continues to build on the momentum of recent weeks, but the team still has a lot of ground to make up if they are expected to make it into the playoffs. This week's win continued to showcase Atlanta's finer touches via Josef, Barco, Moreno, Bello, and Robinson, as well as a welcomed return by Brooks Lenon. The boys gather round to talk about it all as we look ahead to this week's matchup against league's worst Toronto FC. Can Atlanta continue on their current trajectory? Only time will tell. Tim and Kevin are here to bring you a weekly look at their hometown MLS team – Atlanta United FC. They look to bring their insights on the previous game, how the team has been doing, where they currently stand in the MLS, and look forward to their next game of the week. It's almost that time. The streetlights just came on and you had better leave soon to be Home Before Dark. Find the whole gang on twitter @HomeB4Dark

Not even Limp Bizkit could stop this train. Atlanta United and the Chocolate Starfish rolls on to its second consecutive win against LAFC. A win that continues to build on the momentum of recent weeks, but the team still has a lot of ground to make up if they are expected to make it into … Atlanta United FC Weekly – 159 – ATLUTD vs LAFC – Keep Rollin’, Rollin’, Rollin’, Rollin’ Read More »

Atlanta finally fins a way to win, and this time without its lynchpin in Josef Martinez. Sure it came following a match that Atlanta was awarded 2 PKs, and a total of 3 in its past two matches, but who’s counting? Dan and Kevin talk about the matches this past week that left Atlanta without … Atlanta United FC Weekly – 158 – ATLUTD vs Columbus Crew – Josef Who? Read More »

Atlanta finally fins a way to win, and this time without its lynchpin in Josef Martinez. Sure it came following a match that Atlanta was awarded 2 PKs, and a total of 3 in its past two matches, but who's counting? Dan and Kevin talk about the matches this past week that left Atlanta without Josef following a choke slam fallout against Montreal in the final moments. The good news is that the team is scoring goals and creating opportunities. The question is whether it can be sustained. Tim and Kevin are here to bring you a weekly look at their hometown MLS team – Atlanta United FC. They look to bring their insights on the previous game, how the team has been doing, where they currently stand in the MLS, and look forward to their next game of the week. It's almost that time. The streetlights just came on and you had better leave soon to be Home Before Dark. Find the whole gang on twitter @HomeB4Dark

Indiana Vassilev set South Florida on fire

How can we harness the power of this year's Lion's Gate Portal, especially on the upcoming date of 8/8 or August 8th? Jennifer discusses why this year's Lion's Gate energy is so different from last year's, what 2 symbols are popping up for her, and how to engage one particular chakra for an incredible LGP meditation. And what are two vital aspects of this LG energy that help you release old patterns and live more as your true Source self?  Thank you so much for this download! Please give me a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. My website is HERE and follow me @twoinchesofftheground RESOURCES: “The Shaman's Guide to Power Animals” by Lori Morrison | Light Language room at 11:00am EST on Clubhouse - follow me on CH - my name is “J India.” | LGP meditation