Podcasts about Pry

„Disproporce jsou součástí naší reality,“ poznamenal v jednom rozhovoru kolumbijský spisovatel a nositel Nobelovy ceny Gabriel García Márquez. To, co se jeví jako nerealistické, mnohdy není deformací skutečnosti, ale jejím popisem. Fantazie v tomto pojetí není přídavkem k realitě – je nástrojem, jak ji vůbec zachytit.Proto možná nepřekvapí, že kniha Sto roků samoty z roku 1967 mluví dokonce i k našemu světu. Ústřední motiv samoty zde není jen literárním motivem, ale odkazuje ke struktuře, která se znovu objevuje i v dnešních společnostech – ať v Evropě nebo v Latinské Americe. Nejde primárně o psychologii, ale o existenciální situaci: všechny postavy postupně zjišťují, že jsou uvězněny ve vlastní skutečnosti. Samota ale není jen negativní: není jen ztrátou vztahů, ale i zvláštní formou moci; chrání před zranitelností, ale zároveň ničí možnost sdílet skutečnost.Což souvisí s dalším tématem, které se vrací napříč knihou a je aktuální i dnes: rozpadající se paměť, osobní i společenská, rozvrací protagonisty a rozkližuje svět. Román Sto roků samoty skutečně končí apokalypticky. „Macondo se už proměnilo v hrůzný vír prachu a sutin, zmítaný hněvem biblické smršti.“ Ale jiskra naděje neschází. Na scénu vstupuje čtenář, který zjišťuje, že vše o městečku Macondo bylo předem zapsáno a že celý život je citací předem napsaného scénáře – lépe řečeno: byl jí. Podstatné je však toto: nemusí to tak být i do budoucna; do scénáře lze vstoupit, zasáhnout do něj, probudit vědomí odpovědnosti.S obyvateli Maconda sdílíme obtížný úkol. Cílem není mýty odmítnout, ale porozumět jim: vědět, které z nich realitu umožňují a které ji zkreslují. „Dobře vyprávět realitu“ tak neznamená ji zjednodušit, ale udržet její složitost sdílenou: vyprávět ji tak, aby nezmizela ani v pouhé fikci, ani v domněle „holé realitě“. Márquez, jeden z nejvýznamnějších spisovatelů všech dob, ale i oceňovaný novinář, v tom může být naším průvodcem.KapitolyI. Sto roků samoty dnes: mezi literaturou, filozofií a realitouII. Novinář, který objevil fikciIII. I ten, kdo zná své dějiny, je opakujeIV. Paměť podmínkou realityV. Pryč od magického realismuBibliografieGabriel García Márquez, Sto roků samoty, přel. Vladimír Medek, Praha: Odeon, 2008; zfilmování: Alex Garcia Lopez, Laura Mora (režie), Sto roků samoty, Netflix, 2024–2026, https://www.netflix.com/cz/title/81087583.Gabriel García Márquez, Zpověď trosečníka, přel. Blanka Stárková, Praha: Odeon, 2004.Gabriel García Márquez, Zpráva o jednom únosu, přel. Vladimír Medek, Praha: Odeon, 2007.Gerald Martin, Cambridge Introduction to Garcia Gabriel Márquez, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2012.David Streitfeld, The Last Interview. Gabriel García Márquez and Other Interviews, Brooklyn – London: Melville House, 2015.Juan Gabriel Vásquez, Hluk padajících věcí, přel. Anežka Charvátová, Praha: Paseky, 2015.Juan Gabriel Vásquez, „Malentendidos alrededor de García Márquez“, El arte de la distorsión, Bogotá: Penguin, 2009, str. 61–72.

Microsoft slibuje, že napraví hříchy Windows 11. Za sliby ho hodnotit nechceme, i ty jsou ovšem lepší, než přístup firmy v posledních letech. Kuba je ke všemu skeptický, přesto dokáže najít světlý bod naděje. Chválí Microsoft Word, jak pěkně funguje. Současně si myslí, že OpenOffice a jeho nástupci selhali. Petr tak přísný není a poukazuje na to, že dnešní LibreOffice je dobře fungující alternativa, která si našla své místo i v některých institucích. Francouzské četnictvo před lety udělalo krok navíc a dokonce místo Windows zavedlo Linux. Dodnes ho používá a z jejich zkušenosti bude těžit francouzská státní správa, která migruje letos. Kuba to nepovažuje za dostatečný úspěch open source a zůstává skeptikem. Pak začne hořekovat nad tím, že Evropa se dobrovolně stala technologicky závislou a promarnila potenciál RISC-V. Petr oponuje, že zde sídlí čipové firmy a významné vědecké kapacity a že se snad Evropa postaví na vlastní nohy, když jí u hlavy hlasitě zvoní budík. Dnešní díl je hodně dada. Program pořadu 01:52 – Novinky ve Windows 05:40 – Ovládací panely 08:16 – Hloupé hledání 11:33 – Pryč s Copilotem 14:10 – Office je stále super 19:30 – Microsoft slibuje změny 23:02 – Francie na Linuxu 28:18 – RISC-V 32:59 – Marný pokus o závěr

Pry your ears open, because you won't want to miss this week's discussion with filmmaker Paul Aihoshi (he/him) about the fascinating, the notorious, the visionary: STANLEY KUBRICK. We chat about his outsized impact on cinema (and The Simpsons), his 'difficult' reputation, the 90s Kubrick impersonator, pioneering special effects, fear of flying, misunderstood introversion and how he became the single most parodied filmmaker of all time. Plus, the Lord of the Rings movie that never was, and Steph becomes a Eyes Wide Shut truther.  The Fandom Show Podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts and you can also watch on The From Superheroes YouTube Channel Want to learn more about this as well as all our episodes, and get access to even more fandom? Check us out at Patreon.com/TheFandomShow Produced by Andrew Ivimey as part of The From Superheroes

„Pryč s barikádami předsudků, které jsme navršili ve svých srdcích! Pryč s přehradami, které dělí třídu od třídy, národ od národa! Tyto barikády musíme první rozmetat. Pak bude stát člověk vedle člověka jako bratr a sestra, kteří stejně cítí bolest a stejně touží po štěstí,“ zapsal si Přemysl Pitter po osvobození Československa v roce 1945. Sám se tím řídil celý život.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Pryšec nádherný (Euphorbia pulcherrima), lidově nazývaný vánoční hvězda, je ve své domovině rostlinou keřovitého až stromovitého vzrůstu. Jeho vyšlechtěné odrůdy, ty, které si před Vánocemi pořizujeme domů, dosahují výšky jen 20 až 40 centimetrů. Velké ozdobné listeny tvořící růžici vyrůstají okolo nenápadného květenství.

Nebraska Football fires defensive coordinator John Butler following the loss to Iowa, sparking a massive search for a replacement. We debate if Matt Rhule made the right call or if the program is facing a deeper identity crisis. The crew breaks down potential DC candidates like Jim Leonhard and Phil Snow while analyzing Dana Holgorsen's offensive struggles. We also discuss Dylan Raiola's future, handling distractions, and if the Huskers can fix these issues in one offseason. Topics & Timestamps: 00:00 Intro & Iowa Recap 02:43 John Butler Fired: Reaction & Reasons 15:35 Defensive Scheme & Player Fit 22:30 Potential DC Replacements (Snow, Leonhard, Pry) 31:36 Is Nebraska an Attractive Coordinator Job? 34:40 Dana Holgorsen: Washed or Mismatched? 46:00 Matt Rhule's Identity Crisis Debate 57:11 Can This Be Fixed in One Offseason? 01:03:40 Handling the Dylan Raiola Situation If you enjoyed this debate, please Like and Subscribe! #gbr #huskers #nebraska #cfb #b1g Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Cunnigham, Tech Sideline, discussing James Franklin's comments at the conferece + Why is this time different from Fuentes & Pry by Ed Lane

David Cunnigham, Tech Sideline, discussing James Franklin's comments at the conferece + Why is this time different from Fuentes & Pry by Ed Lane

Mezi Pákistánem a Afghánistánem se tento týden odehrála krátká válka, která je možná už zažehnána. Pryč ze stolu ale nejsou příčiny, které k posledním ozbrojeným rozmíškám vedly. Napětí tedy pravděpodobně bude pokračovat.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

The Monarchs came into Blacksburg and smoked the Hokies in an embarrassing low point for a once great program. While the program officially died last week against Vandy the Pry regime came to an end Saturday, a regime bookended by unexpected losses to the Monarchs. This week we close the Brent Pry era and start looking towards the future and whether the BOV and hiring committee can find a Lazarus Pit to bring this program back to life.

Pete and Sam had to record an emergency pod after all the wrong kinds of history were made in Blacksburg this weekend. VT football got spanked by the Monarchs on Saturday night, leading to the firing of Head Coach Brent Pry. The guys break down the failures of the Pry tenure before discussing what the next steps are for the program. At the end of the show, some potential coaching candidates are tossed around - mostly for fun because we are a long way from finding VT's next big whistle.

Chris Coleman, Tech Sideline, on VT hypotheticals and the potential end of an era for Pry & Babcock by Ed Lane

Virginia Tech has officially parted ways with head coach Brent Pry after three and a quarter turbulent seasons in Blacksburg that were capped off by a humiliating loss to Old Dominion at Lane Stadium. Andrew Alix, Matej Sis & Doug Bowman break down how the Hokies arrived at this point, where things went wrong, and what this decision says Whit Babcock's future. We revisit the lows of Pry's tenure, discuss the fanbase's growing disillusionment, and look ahead to the coaching search — who the realistic candidates are, questions around how it will be conducted, and how Tech can reset expectations moving forward. All this and more on a BREAKING NEWS episode of Inside the Tunnel. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

En 'Del 40 al 1 Coca Cola': Aitana es Nº1 por segunda semana no consecutiva este verano. No, el K-Pop no era una moda: está más en auge que nunca. La Paloma, el grupo que quiere ser 'Elegante' y desprenderse de la etiqueta "indie". Qué fue de Sean O'Pry, el modelo que abandona a Taylor Swift en 'Blank Space'. En LOS40 Classic: ABBA recibió una “lección clave” de The Beatles: huir de la monotonía.

In this episode, legendary color analyst Mike Burnop joins Pete, Sam, and Pat for an in-depth interview. Mike discusses the current state of the VT football team, what's at stake for Pry in 2025, his career in broadcasting, and, finally, the guys ask Mike about his playing days. It's a must listen for any Hokie die-hard.

Regresamos a Seattle y a los sonidos del que es para muchos el gran álbum de Pearl Jam, Vitalogy, lanzado el 22 de noviembre de 1994. Esta es la frontera entre el sonido grunge a ultranza de los inicios y el rock maduro de los trabajos posteriores. Ricardo Portman nos cuenta su historia, track-by-track. Escucharemos Last Exit, Spin the Black Circle, Not For You, Tremor Christ, Nothingman, Whipping, Pry, To, Corduroy, Bugs, Satan's Bed, Better Man, Aye Davanita, Immortality y Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me. Recuerden que nuestros programas los pueden escuchar también en: Nuestra web https://ecosdelvinilo.com/ La Música del Arcón - FM 96.9 (Buenos Aires, Argentina) miércoles 18:00 (hora Arg.) Radio M7 (Córdoba) lunes 18:00 y sábados 17:00. Distancia Radio (Córdoba) jueves y sábados 19:00 Radio Free Rock (Cartagena) viernes 18:00. Radio Hierbabuena (Lima, Perú) jueves 20:00 (hora Perú)

Dean explains reactive tool, and important to have in case something bad comes up along your home. Dean advices a caller about a leak and re-piping. Dean talks about the size of screws to use when roof sheathing. He talks accessories to have in your essential tool kit such as a hammer, a flat pry bar, wood chisel blades, and explains the “cat's claw”. Lastly, Dean says to have multi-tip screw drivers and wrenches. Dean recaps his list of tools that he finds to be important to have. 

Ben, Woods, and Paul are here for you on a Friday-Friday! We start the show with a little foreplay and we purchased some clip on earrings for Ben after asking him earlier in the week if he'd ever get a piercing. Well, Woods decided to give himself a nose ring and it got stuck and we needed an engineer to come in and PRY it off! Then at the bottom of the hour the guys discuss an idea pitched by ESPN's Jeff Passan who thinks the Padres could be interested in bringing in Walker Buehler. Could you root for a former dodger like Buehler? Woods is NOT in favor of it. Listen here!

In this episode, Pete and Sam share their thoughts on the collapse vs. Syracuse. While there was plenty to like on offense, despite not having Drones or Tuten, the defense let us down. Nevertheless, Pry and the guys have a huge opportunity vs. Clemson at home. Get a W, and a lot can be forgiven.

Česká Ves na Jesenicku patří mezi místa nejhůře postižená letošní povodní. Řeka Bělá zničila téměř 90 procent území obce. Pryč jsou silnice, mosty, těžce poničená je místní škola i mnoho obydlí. Jak místní rekonstrukci zvládají? Hostem Ptám se já byl starosta České Vsi Petr Mudra (STAN). Měsíc po povodních, které se prohnaly Českem, se katastrofálně postižené obce na Jesenicku a Šumpersku jen pomalu vracejí k normálnímu životu. I proto na žádost Olomouckého kraje vláda prodloužila do poloviny listopadu stav nebezpečí. Pro obce, které před sebou mají další dlouhé týdny a měsíce prací na obnově domů, silnic nebo škol, to znamená rychlejší přístup k potřebné pomoci.Podle Petra Mudry (STAN), starosty České Vsi na Jesenicku, radnice i místní lidé postižení záplavami kromě peněz stále vítají a potřebují pomoc dobrovolníků, ale i odborníků. V regionu chybí stavaři a technici, kteří by poradili s rekonstrukcí zničené infrastruktury. „I v době před povodněmi byl těchto lidí velký nedostatek. Konkrétně silniční projektant je tak nedostatkové zboží, že jsme zhruba rok a půl čekali na to, než se na nás dostane řada. A teď to bude ještě horší,“ uvedl starosta s tím, že opravy je potřeba udělat co nejrychleji. 10 až 15 procent obyvatel obce stále zůstává zcela odříznutých od světa, nemá vodu, elektrickou energii ani plyn.   Velkou výzvou pro místní radnice podle něj teď bude i přerozdělování mimořádné finanční pomoci od státu, kterou mají mít na starosti samotné obce (rozdělovat ji můžou od 9. října, v průměru jde o 40 tisíc na domácnost). Podle Mudry na to nejsou obce personálně vůbec vybavené a mají z toho velké obavy. Každá koruna podle něj ale pomůže: „Ve chvíli, kdy si každá obec zvolí vlastní postup přerozdělování peněz, tak se může stát, že někdo daleko víc postižený ve vedlejší obci dostane nakonec míň peněz než třeba v naší obci méně postižený člověk. Takže se snažíme ty síly koordinovat společně.“Mají lidé zájem o náhradní pozemky pro stavbu nových domů? Co všechno teď obce na Jesenicku potřebují? A jak dlouho potrvá obnova území? ---Podcast Ptám se já. Rozhovory s lidmi, kteří mají vliv, odpovědnost, informace.Sledujte na Seznam Zprávách, poslouchejte na Podcasty.cz a ve všech podcastových aplikacích.Archiv všech dílů najdete tady. Své postřehy, připomínky nebo tipy nám pište prostřednictvím sociálních sítí pod hashtagem #ptamseja nebo na e-mail: audio@sz.cz.

In this episode, Pete and Sam react to the madness from the Miami game. From the overturning of the touchdown to the mismanagement of the clock, the boys get into all of it before turning their attention to Stanford. A must win for Pry and his staff if there ever was one.

In this episode, Pete and Sam break down Virginia Tech's home opener against Marshall before previewing Old Dominion. Norfolk has been a problem for the Hokies - can Pry and the boys finally right that wrong? We are optimistic.

Odjela s otcem k jeho rodině do Egypta, zpátky už se nevrátila. Malou Kiaru prý otec unesl. Pryč byla více než rok a zapomněla mluvit česky. Jak Kiaru nakonec našli a kdo je egyptský lovec únosců dětí? Zajímal se o to káhirský zpravodaj Českého rozhlasu Štěpán Macháček. Ptá se Matěj Skalický.Všechny díly podcastu Vinohradská 12 můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Odjela s otcem k jeho rodině do Egypta, zpátky už se nevrátila. Malou Kiaru prý otec unesl. Pryč byla více než rok a zapomněla mluvit česky. Jak Kiaru nakonec našli a kdo je egyptský lovec únosců dětí? Zajímal se o to káhirský zpravodaj Českého rozhlasu Štěpán Macháček. Ptá se Matěj Skalický.

In this episode of "Ruby for All," hosts Andrew and Julie take us through a journey of debugging, from dealing with weather-induced moods to squashing tricky bugs in their code. They touch on the challenges of debugging without audio guidance, leveraging logs for troubleshooting, and the logical approach to handling errors in Ruby or JavaScript. They dive into the variations of different debugging tools, such as Pry and the Rails Logger, and the complexities of transitioning to new debugging gems. Andrew recounts a perplexing bug only replicable in production and details his process and concluding the issue. As they navigate the intricacies of problem-solving, they contemplate the worth of fixing minor bugs versus prioritizing major ones, drawing on real-life examples from their experiences. Andrew wraps up with a reminder of the importance of teamwork in debugging, while they both acknowledge the reality that sometimes, a bug might just remain unfixed. Join them as they share insights and laughter, reminding us of the human element in the world of code. [00:00:54] Andrew describes the bug issue he had and the difficulties of debugging it without audio in the screen recording, and Julie shares her own debugging challenges on her new team. [00:02:00] Let's talk about debugging, as Andrew explains different types of bugs and shares his process for understanding and reproducing bugs. Julie emphasizes the importance of understanding the product and the expected behavior to replicate and debug issues. [00:03:31] Andrew describes his approach to getting unstuck during debugging, which includes revisiting the problem statement and using logs to trace the issue. [00:05:14] Andrew asks Julie if she can replicate her bug in production and suggests using logs for troubleshooting. Julie talks about her approach to errors, which differs as she doesn't typically see the red Rails error page in her work. They discuss how to deal with JavaScript errors and the importance of reading error messages. [00:08:57] Julie inquires why some developers may overlook details in error messages, and Andrew suggest that assumptions and a form of panic might play roles and discusses when he's more likely to Google error messages, especially regarding dependencies. [00:13:22] Andrew explains why he prefers using the ‘Rails Logger' over ‘puts' for debugging. He also mentions using Overmind and tmux for viewing Rails logs.[00:14:39] Julie draws a parallel between ‘puts' debugging and JavaScript's console.log debugging. Andrew confirms they are similar, and he shares his transition from using Pry to the official debug gem and the difficulty of changing old habits. [00:16:30] Andrew clarifies that binding.irb now uses the debug gem by default in Ruby 3, he discusses the usefulness of Pry's context-switching feature, and he outlines additional steps for effective debugging. [00:19:52] There's a conversation on using git for tracking code changes and git-bisect for isolating commits that caused issues, and questioning assumptions, reading documentation, and getting a second opinion or sleeping on the problem. [00:23:17] Andrew discusses the mindset required for effective debugging: patience, persistence, and the willingness to step away and return to a problem. Julie describes a very specific bug affecting a small number of users questioning with her manager whether it's worth the effort to fix it. [00:25:43] Back to Andrew's story about a bug that he couldn't replicate in development, but could in production, and he details his process and realization that it was a display issue in the front-end. [00:31:09] Julie relates to Andrew's difficulty in replication bugs in development and suspects filtering differences in production. Andrew suggests troubleshooting methods for errors related to data discrepancies. [00:33:11] Andrew shares a tip about using data to back up arguments when trying to convince others during decision-making, and Julie recounts realizing the low impact of the bug she's working on and it it's worth the effort. Panelists:Andrew MasonJulie J.Sponsors:HoneybadgerGoRailsLinks:Andrew Mason X/TwitterAndrew Mason WebsiteJulie J. X/TwitterJulie J. WebsiteOvermindtmuxIRBgit/git-bisect (00:54) - Debugging Dilemmas: Screen Recordings Without Sound (02:00) - The Debugging Process: Understanding & Reproducing Bugs (03:31) - Unstuck Strategies: Logs & Revisiting the Problem (05:14) - Logs for Troubleshooting: Rails vs. JavaScript Errors (08:57) - Overlooking Error Messages: Assumptions & Panic (13:22) - Rails Logger vs. Puts: Debugging Preferences (14:39) - Debugging in JavaScript: Console.log Similarities (16:30) - Ruby Debugging Evolution: Pry to Debug Gem (19:52) - Git Tricks: Code Tracking & git-bisect (23:17) - Debugging Mindset: Patience, Persistence & Breaks (25:43) - Production Bugs: Front-end Display Issues (31:09) - Replicating Bugs: Development vs. Production (33:11) - Data-Driven Decision Making: Convincing with Evidence

Pry open your third eyes, y'all! The future isn't looking great in Season 2 Episode 17, “Psychic Friends.” Join the Creek Freaks in chastising the character segregation at the Capeside Fair, celebrate Dawson finally receiving constructive criticism, worry over Andie's future wellbeing, and more!Non-Dawson Recommendations:James - UNO Lakefront Arena, NOLA 12/30/23 / Renewal by Billy StringsStella - American NightmareMal - Reiner Knizia's My IslandCody - The Shining by Stephen KingYou can find us online @freaksandcreekspod on instagram or at our website, https://www.freaksandcreeks.com, and you can get in touch with us at show@freaksandcreeks.com. Freaks & Creeks: a Dawson's Creek Podcast is produced by Stella Baldwin, Cody Dean, Mallory Freed, and James Ramey. Cover art by Mallory Freed. Mixed and edited by James Ramey. Original theme music written and recorded by Cody Dean and James Ramey.  ★ Support this podcast ★

This podcast goes on a journey into the ideas and experiences of a rural American Teenager. Each week we examine what it's like to be a teenager in today's world. With our hosts Pixie Day and Arianna Carrillo we look at a cross section of the American youth from a small rural town one guest at a time. This week we are introduced to our guest Madison O'Pry.Check us out on twitter @ThroughOur3yes. Also check us out and other Jacket Radio Podcast Network Podcast at www.kempjacketradio.com

Tuesday - January 2, 2024In the first half, holistic plastic surgeon Dr. Tony Youn discussed the uses and risks of plastic surgery, and how to look ten years younger naturally using the concepts of what he calls "autojuvenation." Rather than conducting more and more surgeries, over time, he developed a goal of keeping people out of the operating room and using various techniques such as nutrition and skincare to help them look and feel their best. 80% of aging is influenced by our lifestyle choices, he cited. Regarding people who seem to have too much plastic surgery, they may have the condition of dysmorphia, where what they see in the mirror is different than how others see them, and they exaggerate in their minds perceived flaws in their body or face. Youn also pointed out that doctors in the US can perform procedures without formal training or licensing so patients need to be cautious in finding a practitioner.His idea of autojuvenation revolves around five basic things-- what you eat, when you eat, nutritional supplements, skincare treatments, and non-invasive treatments. As far as diet, he recommended a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables. One of the main reasons our skin ages prematurely is through the process of oxidation, and colorful foods are high in antioxidants and phytonutrients, which stave that off. He also suggested anti-inflammatory foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, like fish, nuts, and olive oil, as well as intermittent fasting. For skincare, products containing Retinol (a derivative of vitamin A) can effectively reduce fine lines and improve skin quality, he said.------------------In the latter half, psychic Amy O'Pry spoke about her work as a medium, communicating with God, and exploring the realms of higher consciousness. She detailed the importance of connecting with the divine for healing and guidance, and her training at the Monroe Institute in different focus levels. "Don't ask for the spirit realm to help you if you're not willing to accept the assistance," she remarked, adding that this realm is really waiting for us to grow, develop, and listen. Regarding the contact she receives from spirits, O'Pry stressed that it's essential to set boundaries, and practice white light protection. "You don't want to be taken over, and you have to be able to be in control," she added.She recounted curious instances where spirits intuited to her to make contact with their living loved ones, such as the time she was on the way to the grocery store but made a stop at a shoe department on the way because she felt that the spirit of the clerk's mother was with her and wanted to relay a message to her daughter. During the last hour, she gave readings for callers. As to how she makes contact with their departed loved ones, O'Pry explained if the callers are wanting to know about a spirit, they are generally already with them. "I'll just listen in what I call a 'leaning-in', which basically means that I have opened my brain into a higher consciousness...where I'm going to let things fall in it. And then I'm not going to judge what comes because the message is not for me." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/georgenoory/message

Tuesday - January 2, 2024In the first half, holistic plastic surgeon Dr. Tony Youn discussed the uses and risks of plastic surgery, and how to look ten years younger naturally using the concepts of what he calls "autojuvenation." Rather than conducting more and more surgeries, over time, he developed a goal of keeping people out of the operating room and using various techniques such as nutrition and skincare to help them look and feel their best. 80% of aging is influenced by our lifestyle choices, he cited. Regarding people who seem to have too much plastic surgery, they may have the condition of dysmorphia, where what they see in the mirror is different than how others see them, and they exaggerate in their minds perceived flaws in their body or face. Youn also pointed out that doctors in the US can perform procedures without formal training or licensing so patients need to be cautious in finding a practitioner.His idea of autojuvenation revolves around five basic things-- what you eat, when you eat, nutritional supplements, skincare treatments, and non-invasive treatments. As far as diet, he recommended a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables. One of the main reasons our skin ages prematurely is through the process of oxidation, and colorful foods are high in antioxidants and phytonutrients, which stave that off. He also suggested anti-inflammatory foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, like fish, nuts, and olive oil, as well as intermittent fasting. For skincare, products containing Retinol (a derivative of vitamin A) can effectively reduce fine lines and improve skin quality, he said.------------------In the latter half, psychic Amy O'Pry spoke about her work as a medium, communicating with God, and exploring the realms of higher consciousness. She detailed the importance of connecting with the divine for healing and guidance, and her training at the Monroe Institute in different focus levels. "Don't ask for the spirit realm to help you if you're not willing to accept the assistance," she remarked, adding that this realm is really waiting for us to grow, develop, and listen. Regarding the contact she receives from spirits, O'Pry stressed that it's essential to set boundaries, and practice white light protection. "You don't want to be taken over, and you have to be able to be in control," she added.She recounted curious instances where spirits intuited to her to make contact with their living loved ones, such as the time she was on the way to the grocery store but made a stop at a shoe department on the way because she felt that the spirit of the clerk's mother was with her and wanted to relay a message to her daughter. During the last hour, she gave readings for callers. As to how she makes contact with their departed loved ones, O'Pry explained if the callers are wanting to know about a spirit, they are generally already with them. "I'll just listen in what I call a 'leaning-in', which basically means that I have opened my brain into a higher consciousness...where I'm going to let things fall in it. And then I'm not going to judge what comes because the message is not for me." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/georgenoory/message

Tuesday - January 2, 2024In the first half, holistic plastic surgeon Dr. Tony Youn discussed the uses and risks of plastic surgery, and how to look ten years younger naturally using the concepts of what he calls "autojuvenation." Rather than conducting more and more surgeries, over time, he developed a goal of keeping people out of the operating room and using various techniques such as nutrition and skincare to help them look and feel their best. 80% of aging is influenced by our lifestyle choices, he cited. Regarding people who seem to have too much plastic surgery, they may have the condition of dysmorphia, where what they see in the mirror is different than how others see them, and they exaggerate in their minds perceived flaws in their body or face. Youn also pointed out that doctors in the US can perform procedures without formal training or licensing so patients need to be cautious in finding a practitioner.His idea of autojuvenation revolves around five basic things-- what you eat, when you eat, nutritional supplements, skincare treatments, and non-invasive treatments. As far as diet, he recommended a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables. One of the main reasons our skin ages prematurely is through the process of oxidation, and colorful foods are high in antioxidants and phytonutrients, which stave that off. He also suggested anti-inflammatory foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, like fish, nuts, and olive oil, as well as intermittent fasting. For skincare, products containing Retinol (a derivative of vitamin A) can effectively reduce fine lines and improve skin quality, he said.------------------In the latter half, psychic Amy O'Pry spoke about her work as a medium, communicating with God, and exploring the realms of higher consciousness. She detailed the importance of connecting with the divine for healing and guidance, and her training at the Monroe Institute in different focus levels. "Don't ask for the spirit realm to help you if you're not willing to accept the assistance," she remarked, adding that this realm is really waiting for us to grow, develop, and listen. Regarding the contact she receives from spirits, O'Pry stressed that it's essential to set boundaries, and practice white light protection. "You don't want to be taken over, and you have to be able to be in control," she added.She recounted curious instances where spirits intuited to her to make contact with their living loved ones, such as the time she was on the way to the grocery store but made a stop at a shoe department on the way because she felt that the spirit of the clerk's mother was with her and wanted to relay a message to her daughter. During the last hour, she gave readings for callers. As to how she makes contact with their departed loved ones, O'Pry explained if the callers are wanting to know about a spirit, they are generally already with them. "I'll just listen in what I call a 'leaning-in', which basically means that I have opened my brain into a higher consciousness...where I'm going to let things fall in it. And then I'm not going to judge what comes because the message is not for me." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/georgenoory/message

Tuesday - January 2, 2024In the first half, holistic plastic surgeon Dr. Tony Youn discussed the uses and risks of plastic surgery, and how to look ten years younger naturally using the concepts of what he calls "autojuvenation." Rather than conducting more and more surgeries, over time, he developed a goal of keeping people out of the operating room and using various techniques such as nutrition and skincare to help them look and feel their best. 80% of aging is influenced by our lifestyle choices, he cited. Regarding people who seem to have too much plastic surgery, they may have the condition of dysmorphia, where what they see in the mirror is different than how others see them, and they exaggerate in their minds perceived flaws in their body or face. Youn also pointed out that doctors in the US can perform procedures without formal training or licensing so patients need to be cautious in finding a practitioner.His idea of autojuvenation revolves around five basic things-- what you eat, when you eat, nutritional supplements, skincare treatments, and non-invasive treatments. As far as diet, he recommended a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables. One of the main reasons our skin ages prematurely is through the process of oxidation, and colorful foods are high in antioxidants and phytonutrients, which stave that off. He also suggested anti-inflammatory foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, like fish, nuts, and olive oil, as well as intermittent fasting. For skincare, products containing Retinol (a derivative of vitamin A) can effectively reduce fine lines and improve skin quality, he said.------------------In the latter half, psychic Amy O'Pry spoke about her work as a medium, communicating with God, and exploring the realms of higher consciousness. She detailed the importance of connecting with the divine for healing and guidance, and her training at the Monroe Institute in different focus levels. "Don't ask for the spirit realm to help you if you're not willing to accept the assistance," she remarked, adding that this realm is really waiting for us to grow, develop, and listen. Regarding the contact she receives from spirits, O'Pry stressed that it's essential to set boundaries, and practice white light protection. "You don't want to be taken over, and you have to be able to be in control," she added.She recounted curious instances where spirits intuited to her to make contact with their living loved ones, such as the time she was on the way to the grocery store but made a stop at a shoe department on the way because she felt that the spirit of the clerk's mother was with her and wanted to relay a message to her daughter. During the last hour, she gave readings for callers. As to how she makes contact with their departed loved ones, O'Pry explained if the callers are wanting to know about a spirit, they are generally already with them. "I'll just listen in what I call a 'leaning-in', which basically means that I have opened my brain into a higher consciousness...where I'm going to let things fall in it. And then I'm not going to judge what comes because the message is not for me." --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/georgenoory/message

VT gets their first Bowl win since 2016 and finishes with a winning record for the first time since 2019. Pete and Robbie tell you how it all went down before reflecting on the season and the culture Pry has built in Blacksburg. Two Deep is brought to you by McCoy's Auto Repair in Radford, VA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we're all riding high after the Hokies took care of business at home against Pitt. We look at what changed for this Hokies team that played arguably its best four quarters of the Pry era. We turn the page quick as we get to Know the Enemy ahead of the Hokies trip down to Tallahassee to face the Seminoles. We wrap up as always with our Big Screener picks of the week.

The Cleansing of the Temple | John 2 | Pastor Donny O'Pry

Ty and Dan talk with Andy Bitter of TechSideline.com about Brent Pry's first season as head coach of the Virginia Tech Hokies. After a mediocre 3-8 campaign, how close is Pry to retooling the roster and taking a step forward with the offense? What was the state of affairs after the Justin Fuente era in Blacksburg? How patient are Virginia Tech fans after nearly 30 years of sustained success under Frank Beamer?Support The Solid Verbal on Patreon: https://www.verballers.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

rants about raising a family ... we all have choices ... fixing the homeless problem with tiny homes ... hanus panus ... diarrhea is my wet ... West World talk ... who farts first ... what is angel dust ... Pry'n Brian ... don't squeeze so hard ... picking up a stripper ...

Diesel, gasoline, and other fuel prices are through the roof. Jason Isaac of the Texas Public Policy Foundation's Life:Powered Program explains how the dollars raised for North American oil and gas funds have plummeted 94% in seven years! Why? Because of the ESG movement that aims to defund American fossil fuels, leaving OPEC, Russia, and others to pick up our market share, forcing dependence once again on hostile countries - - - - - Jacki gives a heartfelt tribute to Dr. Peter Pry, the man who has probably done more to secure the U.S. electric grid from both natural and manmade disasters than any other American. After leaving the CIA, he led the Congressional EMP Commission and finally succeeded in getting the necessary federal law in place to protect the grid from attack; yet if he were alive, he would exhort us to not get comfortable – there is much work left to do. The country lost a great patriot with his recent passing. Jacki plays the last interview she did with Dr. Pry, not knowing that it would be the last. RIP.

Things discussed: JJ McCarthy's legs and the whole suite of offense. Penn State couldn't do anything right vs the run. Gambled wrong, went upfield when Michigan was prepared for that. Michigan was SO PREPARED. Defensively they knew exactly what they were doing, had seen everything PSU does and was prepared for it. Diaz does that, trading chunks for TFLs, but they got so consistently gashed for it in return for a few 2nd and 10s. Breaking down the one long run: that LT made the play by realizing something was up in time. Not mad at Barrett. The 4th and 6: Right play from a design standpoint, wrong play in that Mike Sainristil is too good to put your game on. Better at coverage than Dax? Grading that way. Tunnel kerfuffle: Franklin has to say something. If he doesn't want those players he's got from Detroit, send 'em back. He's been good because he gets good assistants but those guys (Pry, Moorhead, Gattis, Banks) are all gone now and they're left with his contract. MSU: Got Slade back which changes how they can play run defense but that secondary hasn't gotten better. Graham Mertz was terrible.

Will Putin use an EMP? Dr. Peter Pry analyzes the possible nuclear retaliation and efforts Putin might use in this chilling conversation with Savage. Pry, a former CIA office, is an expert in Russian weaponry with a focus on nuclear warfare. He serves as the Executive Director of the Task Force on National and Homeland Security, a Congressional Advisory Board dedicated to achieving protection of the United States from electromagnetic pulse (EMP), cyber-attack, mass destruction terrorism and other threats to civilian critical infrastructures on an accelerated basis. Then, hear must-listen moments requested from Savage listeners to mark Savage's 80th birthday including Graham Hancock with a birthday tribute from 2008, Savage on the wickedness of Charles Manson, and a live broadcast from NYC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices