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👋 Welcome to The Exit Game. I cover the stories of amazing founders to demystify startup acquisitions for founders, investors and operators alike. Subscribe to keep updated with future posts Estimated reading time: 13 minutes It would be impressive if I told you a solo founder sold their first startup whilst running it as a one-man band. It would be even more impressive if I told you he worked on this part-time whilst going through medical school.

In the first part, we discussed the response of preachers and Christians alike to the killing of Deborah Samuel, a student of Shehu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto. We saw how one video espoused justification for Christians to bear arms, quoting two main New Testament Scriptures. We shall now look at those Scripture verses in some detail. Let us consider the Scripture verse in context: And He said to them, "

They say that a man’s home is his castle but it would probably be more accurate to say that a man’s (or a woman’s) home is his museum. Most of us tend to accumulate artifacts related to the subjects that interest us. Movie fans often fill their walls with movie posters. Or perhaps they have an album filled with the autographed photos of famous actors, or a shelf full of books about the cinema.

“I've got thick skin and an elastic heart.” -Saint Bartholomew the Apostle (final words) It feels very trite to open an essay with “The church is at a crossroads”, but the church is, indeed, at a crossroads. The time has come for the church to respond to a complex theological question whose answer will have implications for millennia. That question is: who is more qualified for the ministry of the diaconate?

On the Martin Luther King Day just passed, I learned something about King that’s interesting on multiple levels: In 1958, when Martin Luther King Jr. was 29 years old, he wrote an advice column in Ebony, a black magazine. In one column, an anonymous boy or young man — his age isn’t clear — asked King for advice. Following is the question and King’s response. (The full document is available here.

If you’re new here, welcome! To receive The Weekly Dirt in your inbox every week… Hi, guys! At least once a week, someone asks me about a “miraculous” DIY gardening remedy or fertilizer they saw on Instagram or TikTok. Although some might be worth a shot, many just make me cringe. First things first: Just because … ncG1vNJzZmiilajAqq%2FAnZimoZGjvG%2B%2F1JuqrZmToHuku8xop2irmKTCrbCMsqauZaWosm6xz6ympmWjlrm1v4yoqWaumaOyqK3R

Recently semantic search has exploded. Everyone is chatting with their data, using the same basic recipe: Take a set of documents and split them into paragraphs. Convert each paragraph into a vector of embeddings that represent its coordinates in the semantic space. Given a question, embed it in the same space. Find a few relevant paragraphs via semantic similarity between the vectors. Tell GPT to answer the question using the information contained in them, with a prompt like “You are an expert on the hermeneutics of ancient Sumerian tablets.

Do people feel a lot of pressure (or is there some other motivation) to let their toddlers watch television? I might just be really exceptional here because I pretty much never watch TV on my own accord (and my husband, the resident TV junkie, is unable to watch TV due to a brain injury..). But I have to be honest, "picking a children's show to watch" literally never comes to mind for me as something I want to do with my precious little family time.

Set 1: Lead the Way, Elizabeth, Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright[1], Turbulence & The Night Rays, Not Alone[2], No California[3], Spain[4], Dim Lights, So Ready Set 2: Turned Clouds, Arrow[5] > Where Is My Wild Rose[6], Hot Tea, Mad World[7], New Speedway Boogie[8], A Western Sun, Arcadia Encore: Arise Coach's Notes:     [1] Bob Dylan. FTP.     [2] FTP as Orebolo.     [3] Ilsey Juber. FTP.     [4] Chick Corea. FTP as Orebolo.     [5] Unfinished.