

* The book doesn't date itself, but Kylo Ren is mentioned repeatedly, meaning the present day of the book is sometime between Bloodline and TFA (about half of the book is set ten years in the past, showing how Phasma joined the First Order).

* Snoke is mentioned multiple times in passing, but nothing much is said of him.

* Rae Sloane is mentioned twice, one of them in the context of a story from years prior and another more interesting one that implies she is still alive and active, but away. The mention of her name causes (Armitage) Hux to snap at the person who mentions her.

* Brendol Hux's Imperial Academy on Arkanis and his program there, introduced in the fourth Servants of the Empire YA novel, are mentioned repeatedly, having also been present in Aftermath: Life Debt.

* The Inquisitors, first introduced in Rebels, are referenced briefly early on.

* One of the most interesting things to me was Phasma's armor. The driving force of the past parts of the novel is Phasma, Brendol, and a few others trying to get to Hux's crashed ship. When they finally reach it, the reader discovers his ship is Palpatine's old Naboo yacht. Phasma's armor was established to be made from that very ship as far back as the TFA Visual Dictionary. The novel ends with a flashback to nine years ago showing Phasma returning to the site of the crashed ship and making her recognizable chrome armor from it.import sys

from utils.envs.envs import create_env


def main():
    env = create_env('doom_textured_random_goal_v2', mode='test', show_automap=True)
    return env.unwrapped.play_human_mode()


if __name__ == '__main__':
    sys.exit(main())
We live in an increasingly difficult time on the planet, as well as for many people on an individual level. What we do with these difficulties – or don’t do – marks how much we are willing to grow and learn from the places that scare us, and how much we can continue to serve and heal a suffering planet.
As Pema Chodron explains in her book “When Things Fall Apart”, when something unexpected happens – abandonment, loss of a job, bereavement, betrayal, or even smaller things like a bad grade, public embarrassment – our world can literally fall away. In those moments, we may actually come much closer to reality.
Kindly and with gentle humor, Chodron guides the reader through the moments of anxiety (or abject terror) that arise when something we thought we knew turns out not to be so. She emphasizes the need for compassion and tenderness with these places in ourselves, not to judge or flip out or run away from the discomfort. She notes her teacher Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche advised students to “lean in to the sharp places” – to be all the more present with and willing to feel the things we least want to feel.
“When Things Fall Apart” discusses the human tendency to want to engage in some sort of sensation to escape the present moment as a kind of addiction. This book can be of particular help to those who struggle with borderline or full-fledged addictions of any kind. They can learn to sit with the discomfort that lies at the root of the desire to engage with whatever substance or tendency it may happen to be, instead of obeying the ingrained desire to escape. It also helps us find compassionate understanding for addicts, recognizing that all of us carry the potential to become addicted. We too are addictive in our desire to escape the fullness of the present moment.
“To stay with the shakiness – to stay with a broken heart, with a rumbling stomach, with the feeling of hopelessness and wanting to get revenge – that is the path of true awakening. Sticking with that uncertainty, getting the knack of relaxing in the midst of chaos, learning not to panic – this is the spiritual path. Getting the knack of gently and compassionately catching ourselves, is the path of the warrior. […] Every day we could think about the aggression in the world.
“When Things Fall Apart” is a compassionate guide to ending the war within, and so easing the suffering on the earth.
Their next encampment was in the plains of Moab, on the further side of Jordan opposite Jericho.
how they had struck terror into Moab, and could not be halted in their advance.
And he said to the Madianite chiefs, Here is a people that will make short work of all our neighbours, as easily as an ox tears up grass by the roots. It was in Moab that Balac himself bore rule at this time.
come and lay thy curse on them, or they are too strong for me. I would fain overthrow them, drive them out of my country; and I know well that a blessing falls where thou dost bless, a curse where thou dost curse.
What is their errand, these guests of thine?
he answered, They have brought me a message from Balac, son of Sephor.
He says a people has marched there from Egypt, whose hosts darken the face of earth, and he would have me come and lay my ban on them, so that he can make war on them and drive them out of his country.
Do not go with them, the Lord said to Balaam; do not lay thy curse on the people, for a blessing goes with them.
So when he rose next morning he bade the chiefs go back to their own country; the Lord would not allow him to accompany them.
he sent other chiefs, more in number and greater in rank than those whom he had sent first.
I am ready to grant thee honours and whatever else thou wouldst have, if thou wilt only come and lay thy ban on this people.
But Balaam told them, Though Balac should fill his house with silver and gold and offer to give it me, I have no power to go beyond the Lord’s bidding by a word great or small.
Be pleased to lodge with me to-night, and wait to hear what answer the Lord will give me this time.
And that night the Lord came to Balaam and said, If they are here to summon thee, rise and go with them, but do ever what I bid thee.

But now God was angry at his going.✻ There rode Balaam on his ass, with two servants attending him, when all at once an angel of the Lord stood in his path to prevent him.
And the ass, seeing an angel standing there with drawn sword, edged away from the road and took to the open fields, so that Balaam must needs beat her, to force her into the path again.
and at the sight of him the ass cowered close against one of the walls, crushing her rider’s foot, and he must beat her forward again.
But still the angel of the Lord would have his way; he moved on to a narrow defile, where there was no room to pass right or left, and stood there to intercept them.



I have been at fault, said Balaam, little thinking that thou wert standing in my way; if thou art displeased with my errand, I will go home again.
and at the news of his coming Balac went out to meet him, at a town where Arnon marks the furthest boundaries of Moab.
I sent messengers to summon thee, he said to Balaam; why didst thou not come to me there and then? Didst thou think I had not the means to reward thee for thy pains?
And Balaam answered, I have come, as thou seest; but with no message for thee save what the Lord puts on my lips.
and when morning came, he took him up to the Hill of Baal, whence he could see the furthest outposts of Israel.Those mysql exporter and node exporters of Prometheus which I need to deploy in my database host - what would be overhead of them? Resource intensive?
I did go through Nagios as well - Is Nagios better than Grafana and is it possible to use Grafana with Nagios?
Any better suggestions would really help me as well.
Nagios is chiefly used for 'Alerting' while Grafana on the other hand is chiefly used for 'Trending'. The alerts that Nagios provides are based on specific thresholds (warning / critical). It is possible to use Prometheus' AlertManager (which collects data for Grafana) in order to receive alerts on specific metrics. With Prometheus you can leverage the time series database to generate more intelligent alerts which look at the rate of change rather than a specific threshold - see https://prometheus.io/docs/alerting/alertmanager/ for more details on how to set this up.
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Boat engines are otherwise known as outboard motors. They are the number-one propulsion systems for boats.
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When you're stranded in the middle of a lake and you can't get the engine to work, you'll wish that you had taken this quiz. No bones about it, if you're driving (or piloting?) a boat, be sure that you know