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It has been a rough start to the newly crowned Prime Minister's term in government with multiple scandals and shock incidents having been revealed in the past week, seeing the defeated former PM Griffonomics placed in police custody, the Deputy Prime Minister MediocreCentrist14 pronounced dead, and a whole slew of unexpected defections. Nevertheless, the Prime Minister has remained composed throughout it all, handling the pressure with aplomb. Many citizens and high ranking officials have expressed their sympathies towards the highly respected leader of the government, but he has managed to take it all in stride. Of course, not without difficult and great effort, but his composure has been soothing to the concerns of many as he continues to go about getting done, what needs to be done.
"We're not asking for sympathy or for pity," the PM said in an interview, "these kinds of high pressure situations are exactly what Australians have entrusted us as a government to handle. There have been a few politicians in this Parliament who have betrayed the trust of their constituents already so far, but I have no plans of being one of them. The people of Hotham, and Australia more widely, they know they can trust me and rely on me to do what I said I would do over the election."
In amongst all this chaos, BellmanTGM was grateful to receive a request from Dickson Baptist Church, who invited him to return to the church following a recent guest appearance he made to preach on a section of the book of Colossians. This Sunday, having accepted this request, he returned to contribute another instalment of the church's ongoing sermon series through the same section of the Bible.
"It's not the kind of thing I think many would expect me to do at this point in time, but I saw it as a chance to get back to my roots, talk with the people of this country, of the great city of Canberra I am once again honoured to call a home of mine. And the people at Dicko Baps are great supporters of mine, not all of them supporters of my policies necessarily, but certainly they have shown great love to me personally, and so it's a joy for me to get an invitation back here, and to feel that love and support from them during this crazy time."
A full transcript of his sermon has been included at the bottom of this article, and the accompanying slideshow can be accessed here.
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by Manbell Tii'jiem Editor in Chief, BellFeed
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SERMON:
Thanks to ___________ for reading that passage for us, yes today we are continuing through the book of Colossians.
Before we start going through the passage today, I wanted to start this week’s message with a question:
What is something you or your family refused to replace for a long time, even though you really needed to?
Maybe something like a really old phone with a cracked screen or maybe a favourite shirt that had holes in it you never wanted to throw away… I don’t know, something like that. Take a few moments to think about it.
[blank SLIDE] Now, hopefully that was something fun for you to think about, I think we’ve all probably had something like this in the past, right? Particularly if you’re trying to save money or if it’s something you’re really nostalgic about. But- ok- what was point of this question, you might be wondering. Well, let’s take a look at these two cars… [SLIDE]
We’ve seen these two cars a few times now if you’ve been coming along to some of the other sermons in this series. I actually used them as an illustration in my previous message a few weeks ago, and I’m told they even popped up again during last week’s sermon. So, hopefully if you were at either or both of those Talks you remember what the illustration was about, but in case you don’t, what they represent is essentially the life of a person before and after they discover Jesus. Life before was like being the driver of an old wrecked and ruined car, and their new life is like being gifted a brand new, flawless luxury car- a comparison between their old life, and their new life as a follower of Jesus.
Now this idea was a smaller point in the previous talks, but in this section we’re looking at today, it’s pretty much the main idea. But what we’re getting now has a bit more detail to it than just what we see in this simplified image with the two cars, because what is actually being talked about is life and death [SLIDE] and it affects and addresses our entire way of living, not just our morning drive to uni. And funnily enough, life isn’t always as easy and obvious as choosing between a wrecked car and a Porsche. Because we as humans have a funny way of wanting to hold onto things from our past, even if we know it would be wiser to move on to something better. And so that’s what we’re exploring today. [blank SLIDE] What does it actually look like to move away from our old lives and live a new life for Jesus?
So, what’s talked about in this passage is important for anyone who might want to believe in Jesus, because it’s teaching us how we should be living our lives as Christians. And if you’re here as someone who is investigating Christianity and Jesus, then it’s a great passage that reveals why Christians live the way they do, what we’re trying to achieve by living this way and how it’s a really good thing.
But before we get into any details, the first thing we have to look at is what Paul makes sure to emphasise as the starting point in verses 1 to 4. And verse 1 starts with the word ‘therefore,’ – or you might have, ‘since, then,’ or something similar to that depending on your translation– but the point is that everything in this passage we’re looking at today comes only after understanding the passage that comes before this. So let’s do a quick recap of that, and if you were here for the service last week then hopefully this will be familiar for you: [SLIDE]
Christ PLUS anything equals… nothing
Christ alone is- sufficient, is- everything that we need.
[SLIDE] Exclusivity, legalism and smorgasbord spirituality is empty, illogical, merely human, insufficient and ends in living life like you don’t have a head! In other words, if you think that living life as a Christian requires anything more than believing in and following Jesus, then not only are you missing out, it’s just plain wrong, and has real negative consequences. [SLIDE]
And this is extremely important to understand before we look at this passage today in chapter 3: faith in Jesus Christ is sufficient- it is everything that is needed to reach salvation. And from this point, keeping that idea in mind, we can now move onto what Paul has for us next. For someone who has believed in Christ and received forgiveness for their sins, well, what happens next? That’s what we’re looking at today, and so let’s move now to the first point on your sermon outlines, dying into life with Jesus. [SLIDE]
So let me read again for us verses 1 to 4:
Since, then, you have been raised with Christ, set your hearts on things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. 2 Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things. 3 For you died, and your life is now hidden with Christ in God. 4 When Christ, who is your life, appears, then you also will appear with him in glory.
Now, what this passage is saying is that commitment to Jesus doesn't just lead to a better life, but it leads to a whole new way of living. It’s not just a miracle cure that immediately improves your life without any effort, but it does offer us a brand new, better mindset- we set our minds on things above, and not on earthly things- but even more than just a new way of thinking, it leads us to a whole new life which we see in verses 3 and 4. But how does that work? What does that actually mean?
Well, this piece of the passage offers us a comparison between the death and resurrection of Christ and then uses that image to communicate what it is like to be a follower of Jesus. “Since you have been raised with Christ”- well, in order to be raised like Christ was, we must also die like Christ did. And verse 3 says this a bit more directly: for you died. Ok, kind of extreme! But, obviously, becoming a Christian doesn’t mean you literally die, or else I think this room would be much emptier.
But what this image does is communicate the permanence of the changed life, the finality with which we are supposed to view the decision to commit to living with Christ. We have died to our old way of life, and it doesn’t get much more final than that.
To go back to our car analogy, you’re not supposed to accept the new car and then keep the old one at home in the garage to take out for a spin whenever it takes your fancy- no, you’ve abandoned it, [SLIDE] launched it off a cliff, so to speak… When you have a new car you don’t go back to driving your old broken car, it just wouldn’t make sense.
But to use the terminology of the passage rather than talk about cars all the time [SLIDE], verse 2 sets it up as setting our minds on the things above, and not on earthly things. Things of God versus things of this world. Putting to death the things of the world and instead living out our lives in the way that Jesus did. But what does Paul mean by this? What are the things of the world and what does it mean for Christ to be our lives in a practical sense? It might all sound pretty good in theory, but it’s just fancy words at this point- what does either side of this dichotomy actually look like?
First of all, in verses 5-11 we learn about what is earthly, let’s look at how verse five opens this next point for us: [SLIDE]
5 Put to death, therefore, whatever belongs to your earthly nature: sexual immorality, impurity, lust, evil desires and greed, which is idolatry.
Put to death what is earthly! Let me keep reading- from verse 6 as Paul explains more about why we should do this:
6 Because of these, the wrath of God is coming.[b] 7 You used to walk in these ways, in the life you once lived. 8 But now you must also rid yourselves of all such things as these: anger, rage, malice, slander, and filthy language from your lips. 9 Do not lie to each other, since you have taken off your old self with its practices 10 and have put on the new self, which is being renewed in knowledge in the image of its Creator. 11 Here there is no Gentile or Jew, circumcised or uncircumcised, barbarian, Scythian, slave or free, but Christ is all, and is in all.
Let’s look a bit more at verses five and six- [SLIDE] verse six declares that because of these five sins from verse five, the wrath of God is coming. Just five things, can that really be right? Surely there are more than just five things? There are even some notable omissions from this list, like murder for example. So how can Paul say so definitively that these five things, sexual immorality, impurity, lust, evil desires and greed are what is bringing the wrath of God?
Well let’s think about what connects these five things together- they are all focused on worldly things and therefore they are idolatry and disloyalty to God. Sexual immorality, the breaching of God’s perfect design of sexually exclusive marriage which was to represent the spiritually exclusive relationship between God and his people. Impurity, the more general expression of immorality and disobedience of God. Lust, chasing after bodily passions– desires of the flesh that are not a part of the desires of God. Evil desires, searching after things that are apart from God. Greed, wanting something that’s not yours, something that you haven’t earned, and chasing after worldly possessions because you value them more than you value God.
And so all of these are expressing what it is Paul is talking about, they are all things that the world is concerned about, they are earthly- they’re not the things above. They’re worldly things that won’t matter when this life is done and dusted and when we stand before God at judgment, and so because of that- the wrath of God is coming. [SLIDE]
And Paul says that these are things that the Colossians once lived in, before they believed in Christ. These are the ways of their old lives, their old earthly lives. And because they have now committed themselves to following Jesus, they have put them to death.
But that’s not all Paul says. He has another list of instructions for them starting from verse 8 [SLIDE]: rid yourselves of anger, rage, malice, slander, filthy language and lies.
Now this list is a little different to the other one in verse 5- in verse 5 are all things to do with your own personal desires, things that begin within our own minds. But now from verse 8 we’re looking at things to do with how we relate to other people. The Christian faith is not lived in isolation- we’ll see that more a bit later on in the passage. But what I mean here is, Christians aren’t supposed to just lock themselves away like hermits on top of a mountain somewhere away from society. That might be an effective way to avoid some of those sins, but that’s not thinking about the things above. We as believers are dying to the things of the world so that we can live as Christ did, as someone who loved others with gentleness and sincerity. And so Paul is saying that we shouldn’t be getting angry with each other or deceiving each other- especially not to fellow believers, but also not to anyone else.
And that there is to be nothing that distinguishes believers from one another, there is no hierarchy, which is what he’s saying in verse 11- remember what we have been hearing about what’s been going on for the Colossians in the previous chapters. They’re being told over and over again how certain practices DON’T make us better off spiritually: Jewish law, angel worship, or whatever else it might be that they could compare themselves to- none of that is helpful at all. No, Paul says that even that stuff is a part of your old self, it’s part of the Christ PLUS mentality he talked about in chapter 2. Thinking that you're better than others because you do certain things is also a worldly way of thinking, it’s not the new way of thinking Jesus has for us.
So, now, in verse 11, we see that in life in the image of our Creator “there is no Gentile or Jew, circumcised or uncircumcised, barbarian, Scythian, slave or free– but Christ is all, and is in all.” And so if we have all put on the life of Christ then we all must treat each other accordingly. No matter your background, your race, whatever it is that may be used to distinguish you from one another, in becoming a follower of Christ, in your new life you take on His image. And so we are all equal under Him.
And that’s where Paul now leads into his next lists which show us exactly what this new life is all about, what it looks like practically to live as a community of believers whose focus is wholly on the things above.
And so let’s look now at point 3 on your outlines, as we look at the new life in Jesus. [SLIDE]
Let me read from verse 12:
12 Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. 13 Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you. 14 And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity.
So to live life as a Christian, we need to clothe ourselves in a new outfit. [SLIDE] So far we’ve been using the idea of new and old cars to help us understand this idea but in verse 12 Paul introduces the idea of the new life in Christ as being like putting on new clothes.
Now, when I was a student in NCS a few years ago a friend of mine was doing a ministry apprentice at the time with NCS, just like I’m doing now. And I remember coming along to an NCS Bible Talk one week while he was giving the Bible Talk and I don’t remember for sure what the passage he was giving the Talk on was, but it was one like this one, could even have been this same passage. But it was on a topic that was very similar to this one about putting off our old lives and clothing ourselves in the new life. And he explained that becoming a follower of Christ and still hanging on to your old life would be just like if you had just had a shower after a long hard day’s of work, taken off your sweaty clothes and cleaned yourself up and then right afterwards you put the same dirty clothes you wore all day back on. And to illustrate his point it was then that he revealed that- he had actually literally done this the past few days- so he could be a living example of why that was a bad idea. He had worn the same, dirty clothes for multiple days in a row. Of course, we all thought that was totally gross, but I have to say that it was a very memorable illustration that even years later I still remember.
And so for my talk this week, I too have decided to wear the same clothes… No I’m just kidding! I’m wearing fresh clothes, I promise, my wife would never let me do something like that.
The point is! [SLIDE] Because you’ve put off the old life, you’ve gotten rid of the old clothes, and so instead we put on new clothes that represent Jesus. So what are these clothes? Well that’s our next list- let’s look at the verse again: [SLIDE] “clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.” And in verse 13 we have forgiveness and finally in verse 14 is love.
Notice that all of these things have to do with relationships. What we see here are instructions about building a loving community that represents the love that Jesus showed us. Just like Jesus was compassionate, kind, humble, gentle, patient, forgiving and loving- so should we be to those around us. Because that is what living in the image of Christ is like, what it means to be living for the things above.
And doesn’t it sound like a great community to be a part of? This is why community is one of the core values and aims we have here at Dickson Baptist church. This is the kind of community we are trying to be and this is the type of environment we are trying to create. A community that embodies all of these virtues, and especially, from verse 14, a community built on love. [SLIDE] Paul uses the clothing analogy here again– love is the most important piece of the outfit, the overcoat that goes on top of everything else. It’s the first thing that people should be able to see when they look at Christians and Christian gatherings– their love for each other and for those around them.
Can you think of a time you’ve been welcomed into a place or a group? How did they make you feel loved? Take a few seconds again to think about it.
[blank SLIDE] Ok, well, hopefully you were all able to think of a time like that. I imagine that probably a lot of the things you were sharing could fit into this list that Paul gives us- compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness- making sure that you’re looked after above their own needs. That’s the kind of community and lifestyle that Christians are trying to base their lives on.
But of course Christians are not always like this. We don’t always succeed at living our lives perfectly in this way. And Paul knows that– it’s why forgiveness and bearing with one another gets a special mention in this passage, because he knows we are going to need to, at least every now and then, because we are still human. Which is why it’s so good that we have Jesus to rely on. But even despite this, we should be doing all we can, relying on God’s Spirit, knowing that we are still fallible humans, to help us live up to Jesus’ example of a life lived perfectly in love.
But be encouraged that, even when we fail, at the end of the day it is not our deeds that count for our salvation, remember Christianity is not Christ PLUS good works- it is Christ alone. And that’s why the final item on Paul’s instruction list is to be thankful, our final point for tonight. [SLIDE] Let’s read from verse 15:
15 Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful. 16 Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts. 17 And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.
We were called to peace, peace with each other but also peace with God by the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. And for that, Christians are to be forever thankful. And remembering this is, ultimately, the key to actually achieving everything else Paul has talked about so far in this chapter. He concludes by saying just as much, “whatever you do, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him.”
If we remember what Jesus did for us and what he did for others in His ministry on Earth, then we will know how to live for each other now. And that’s why we have Christian communities like churches and groups like NCS, because here we can gather together to be taught, to admonish and encourage each other, with songs and by studying the Bible. So that we can remind each other of our new identity in Christ, and of what it is He did for us on the cross. And to encourage each other to do everything that we do as though we were doing it for Christ, in thankfulness as a response to everything He did for us. And that, ultimately, is the only instruction we have. To believe, and to remember, so that we can live it out. [blank SLIDE]
So to wrap up now, let’s go back over our points- becoming a Christian offers us a new and better life. Jesus calls us into a new life that doesn’t focus on the temporary things of this world. We need to let go of our old life and instead, we look to lead a better life, focused on the things above, and seek to create a community built on Godly virtues and, most of all, love. And so we remember that it’s only because of Jesus’ sacrifice and example that we can fulfill this, and so we live it out in thankfulness to Him. And that’s the real way that we can let go of our old life, truly putting it to death so that we can live our new life in Him.
If you’re someone who’s here today and is still not sure where you stand with who Jesus is, then focus on getting to know Him first. What we’ve talked about here today is a journey that starts with knowing Him. And my prayer is that, after today’s talk, you will be able to see the goodness of a life lived for Jesus. And if you ever have any questions or something you’d like to know more about, please don’t hesitate to reach out to anyone here at church I’m sure they’d love to help you get to know Jesus more.
And so my encouragement to those who do believe in Him, then, is much the same as Paul’s was to the Colossians- be thankful to Christ, and let that be what motivates you to live your life out for Him, so that everyone around you might be able to look at you and see the goodness of the new life that He offers us.

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Transformers: Rise of the Beasts

• Rotten Tomatoes 71% (17 Reviews)
  
• Metacritic: 46 (12 Reviews)
  

Reviews
The Hollywood Reporter:

The many, many action sequences are spectacularly conceived and executed, including a car chase on the Williamsburg Bridge that’s probably still tying up downtown traffic.

Variety:

There’s a bombast built into the material, but let it be said that the “Transformers” movies have been transformed. They’re no longer the kind of fun you have to hate.

Deadline:

Rise of the Beast is another generic story about an intergalactic menace from the sky carries all the plot predictability of a broken clock.

The Wrap:

Where Bay’s movies where incoherent messes that necessitated heaps of migraine meds, Caple Jr. actually manages to pull off something articulate and rousing with “Rise of the Beasts,” thanks in large part to the ever-relatable presences of Fishback and Ramos, and a parting note that’s just witty enough in its suggestion of a bigger universe.

IGN (7/10):

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts proves that the Transformers franchise is accelerating in the right direction, delivering solid Autobots action and a solid voice cast behind the infamous robots in disguise.

Slash Film (5/10):

There are bursts of inspiration here and there, such as when the plot shifts to Peru and suddenly takes on an "Indiana Jones" flavor (which, annoyingly, the characters can't help but comment upon) or when an early horror-tinged sequence puts a new spin on the famous "Raptors in the kitchen" scene from "Jurassic Park." But such joys don't arrive consistently enough to make this venture worthwhile.

io9:

Coming back to the world of robots in disguise, the bar is basically “Please don’t suck.” And we’re happy to report Transformers: Rise of the Beasts does not suck. It’s actually quite entertaining, especially for a Transformers movie.

The Film Verdict:

Gives you some people to care about, sprinkled among the clanging heavy machinery that remains the real star of the series.

Blu-ray.com (8/10):

Returns “Transformers” to bigness with a fresh set of players, creating a successful sequel and quite an entertaining viewing experience.

UPROXX:

It’s kind of remarkable what can be done with a Transformers movie with a director who actually likes these characters. (And also very much loves his mid-90s needle-drop jams.)

Movie Nation (1.5/4):

But the half-hearted attempts to build a hero’s quest story about these increasingly collectible toys and ongoing campaign to wash the humanity right out of the franchise is something all the shiny, tactile and identifiable Freightliner, Porsche or Ducati parts in humanoid robotic form cannot hide.

Synopsis:

During the '90s, a new faction of Transformers - the Maximals - join the Autobots as allies in the battle for Earth.

Cast:
Humans

• Anthony Ramos as Noah Diaz
  
• Dominique Fishback as Elena Wallace
  
• Luna Lauren Vélez as Breanna Diaz
  
• Dean Scott Vazquez as Kris Dias
  
• Michael Kelly
  

Transformers
Autobots:

• Peter Cullen as Optimus Prime
  
• Liza Koshy as Arcee
  
• Cristo Fernández as Wheeljack
  
• John DiMaggio as Stratosphere
  

Maximals:

• Ron Perlman as Optimus Primal
  
• Michelle Yeoh as Airazor
  
• David Sobolov as Rhinox
  
• Tongayi Chirisa as Cheetor
  

Terrorcons:

• Peter Dinklage as Scourge
  
• David Sobolov as Battletrap
  
• Michaela Jaé Rodriguez as Nightbird
  
• John DiMaggio as Transit
  

Others:

• Scorponok
  
• Colman Domingo as Unicron
  

Directed by: Steven Caple Jr.
Screenplay by: Joby Harold, Darnell Metayer, Josh Peters, Erich Hoeber, Jon Hoeber
Story by: Joby Harold
Produced by: Don Murphy, Tom DeSanto, Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Michael Bay, Mark Vahradian, and Duncan Henderson
Cinematography: Enrique Chediak
Edited by: Joel Negron and William Goldenberg
Music by: Jongnic Bontemps
Runtime: 127 Minutes
Release date: June 9, 2023

My father is turning 59 in February. He was a stay at home dad for most of me (22f) and my sister’s (20f) childhood, so he was out of the workforce for around 20 years. He has 2 Masters degrees but they are unfortunately from Devry University. He got them back in 2006-2008. He is apart of the generation that easily bought into scams like that, and also really values having a corporate 9-5. Before me and my sister came along he was a project manager for Home Depot for a while. But that was back in 2003. My family still feels the pain of the massive amounts of debt/student loans he took on to try and get that education.
He interviews for these corporate roles at places like Walmart or Nordstrom, but can never seem to land the job. He does get called back for 2nd interviews at times.
I can see the lack of success in the job world really weighing down his confidence over time. Especially when my mom (his wife) just landed her dream role and we uprooted and moved over halfway across the country for it. It is heart breaking to watch my father try and try, and never get anywhere.
He had one job recently where he was a manager for a location of a security company, and I think he really liked it. But we had to move so he has to sort of start from scratch. The company was a national company, but it is not popular in our new town like it was in our old town.
Right now he sells guns at Cabellas as an associate, but I don’t think he likes it. He would feel better about himself in at least a manager position.
What advice would you give someone like him? Are there things I can do or tell him to do so he can maybe better his chances? I was thinking of asking him if he wanted to try some mock interviews or something, but i’m only 22 and still in college. So not like I have a ton of experience landing and interviewing for bigger roles anyways.
Thanks in advance y’all, i’m open to all suggestions. Have a nice day.
Edit: I am extremely appreciative of all the advice I am receiving and have received so far. Responding to as many of you as I can on this busy Friday afternoon. If I don’t get a chance to respond, just know your message is received and again very much appreciated. Thank you!.

HAVES

GAMES	System	Condition	Pic
Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu Pokeball Plus bundle	Switch	CiB	Link
Sekiro Shadows Die Twice Collector's Edition	PS4	CiB	Link
Skies of Arcadia	GCN	Missing manual, minor damage to front label	Link
Pokemon SoulSilver	DS	CiB	Link
The Legend of Zelda Oracle of Seasons	GBA	Loose	Link

WANTS

GAMES	System	Minimum Condition	Priority
JPN Fire Emblem games	Any	Any
Metroid Fusion	GBA	Loose
Kirby Nightmare in Dreamland	GBA	Loose
Most pokemon games	GBA	Loose
Chrono Trigger	SNES	Loose
Earthbound	SNES	Loose	Low
Ikaruga	GCN	CiB
Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness	GCN	CiB	High
Pokemon Colosseum	GCN	CiB
Legend of Zelda A Link Between Worlds	3DS	Case only

Open to lists/offers!

I was creating a backup for my Minecraft survival world and noticed there are 1,129 level.dat files in the world folder all with random numbers attached to the end of them. Why are there so many and are they safe to delete?
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Young Sheldon has something that just works much better than its parent show
I don't know what it is exactly about young Sheldon that works for me... I didn't like the Big Bang Theory but I started watching young Sheldon because some scenes started popping up in my reels feed and I thought "screw it, let's watch it".
But I don't know it just had a vibe that reminded me of Boy Meets World or Malcolm in the middle, it feels like a show that is family friendly but can still tackle more real serious problems. I'm still in season 1, but I feel like as the show progresses and the kids get older, the show will deal with more mature issues without being grown up. I like how it's framed from the perspective of childhood innocence, in a way.
It feels more organic than Big Bang Theory and the characters feel more real... it does very much have that Boy Meets World Vibe with Cory/Sheldon getting themselves into situations or being thrust into real life and getting life lessons by the end, it feels like it has more substance. What made Boy Meets World good is that it grew with Cory but always had more "adult" b stories, young Sheldon does the same thing, but I don't think it's imitation, I think that was accidental, so it doesn't feel forced (Unlike Big Bang Theory am I right?), yes it does suffer from the "nerdy thing is a joke" like in its parent show but unlike its parent show it uses it to alienate Sheldon from his family and peers while still being in a loving family, rather than just "insert science thing".
Also, the kid who plays Sheldon does a great job.
This is a first impression just by the first half of season one.
edit: i also like how it's set in texas... it reminds me of something Ashton Kutcher said when he was making the ranch, and how its a shame that networks dont make shows about rural america or the midwest (or the south) its always about suburban/urban east/west coast families/friends which is what drove him to make the ranch

I was looking forward to also seeing him in the full release but 50+ levels later, I have not seen him once.
So was he really just a beta shtick for funsies?
Edit: ok this is the funniest shiet, Just as I wrote this post, 5 minutes later I've found him in a Fetid Pit Cellar lol.
Seems you just have to let the world know you want to summon him ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

PF2e
I have a question I can't seem to find an answer to. I run games in person and at home depending on the night of the week. This requires me to use two different computers, one of which is a laptop.
I am trying to get the local data saved in a way in which I can build the world on my desktop and then save it to a cloud and have it sync to my laptop. I tried moving the local data save to my google drive, but some of the files won't sync (I think they have copy protection? PF2e files) and when I just copy/pasted the local files from one to the other none of the maps will load.
The custom maps I made myself that shouldn't have any protection also will not transfer over. I keep getting the errors "Canvas drawing failed: Cannot read properties of the null 'refcount'"
Is there a way to do this?
Edit: I can't run a server for this because the in person game location has horrible internet.

-orosz oldalon fel lett robbantva a Nova Kakhovka gát a ZNPP atomerőmű hűtése így problémás/nem lehetséges, sőt, a krim vízellátása is veszélybe került, a legrosszabb esetre árvíz szimuláció , oroszország terrorista állam -oroszország katonai alkatrészeket vásárol vissza indiától és myanmartól -oroszországba deportált ukrán gyerekek történetei -ukrán támadás Humveekkel Staromykhailivkánál -az ukránok szerint Bakhmut mellett előrébb kerültek -ukrán harctéri eü part2 -orosz partizánok a szennyvíz csatornán keresztül is támadnak szerintem ez is az orosz közvéleménynek szóló propaganda videó, azt akarja elérni, hogy az oroszok ne bízzanak abban, hgy a kreml képes megvédeni őket -kis ukrán támadás a déli fronton -az USA szerint a kreml elleni drón támadás oroszországon belülről indították ukrajna szimpatizáns partizánok -szabad oroszország légió orosz katonát kap el aki nevetni akar, olvassa végig a kommenteket -a megszállt területeken a civilek ukrajnában akarnak élni ez az öreg néni egy orosz katonának is elmondta -ukrán kommandós egység támad a déli fronton -egyes nyugati szakértők szerint jun 4 lehetett az ellentámadás hivatalos kezdő időpontja , másik cikk politicotól -az UK ukrán harctéri papokat képez ki

drónok, rakéták

-UK hadügy: májusban oroszország 300 iráni drónt indított Ukrajna ellen , nem érték el céljaikat -FPV drón rejtett 2S1 önjáró löveg ellen -Magyar Róbert FPV drónja orosz pozíció ellen

fegyverrendszerek

-ausztrál M113AS4 ukrajnában -ukrán ATGM és MANPADS kiképzés amikor a játék valóság lesz -ember elleni pillangó akna megsemmisítése -ausztrália 41db már hadrendből kivont F/A-18 Hornet vadászgép ukrajnának adásán gondolkodik

friss térképek

-az orosz partizánok újabb területet foglalatak el

Veszteségek

-orosz veszteségek hétfő , 410 troop losses, 7-day troop average: 474, Equipment losses: $83M, 52 landbased losses, 7-day average: 57; kevés orosz támadás <30 -orosz veszteségek kedd , szokásosnál sokkal több eszköz veszteség -oroszok által kontrolált területen orosz T-90M aknára hajt -lengyel önkéntese lövészárok ellen -városi harc -orosz drónos egység orosz aknára futott

ISW

RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENT, JUNE 5, 2023 Russian and Ukrainian officials are signaling the start of the Ukrainian counteroffensive. Ukrainian forces conducted limited successful offensives north and southwest of Bakhmut. The pro-Ukrainian all-Russian Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) claimed that it continues to operate in a Russian border settlement in Belgorod Oblast as of June 5. Chechen Republic Head Ramzan Kadyrov claimed that Chechen forces are ready to defend against raids in Belgorod Oblast, likely partially in order to keep his forces out of combat in Ukraine. The Russian Black Sea Fleet is attempting to mitigate complications with logistical support in occupied Crimea by shifting resources to mainland Russia. Wagner Group financier Yevgeny Prigozhin is continuing efforts to exacerbate the divide between the Wagner Group and the Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD). Russian milbloggers responded to the video of Lieutenant Colonel Venevitin with concern, indicating that several prominent pro-war voices are becoming increasingly concerned over the ramifications of the Wagner-MoD divide. Russian forces reportedly conducted unsuccessful reconnaissance-in-force operations northeast of Kharkiv City and continued limited ground attacks northeast of Kupyansk and along the Svatove-Kreminna line. Russian forces continued limited offensive operations on the Avdiivka-Donetsk City line. Ukrainian forces continued ground attacks in western Donetsk and eastern Zaporizhia oblasts and made further limited tactical gains. Ukrainian forces continue to target rear Russian positions throughout southern Ukraine. Iran has allegedly signed contracts with Russia for about $1.74 million in ammunition for Russia to use in Ukraine. Ukrainian sources and Belarusian sources indicated that Belarus has been involved in the forced deportation of Ukrainian children.

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When you launch the game it brings you to the SF6 logo screen, and after a while if you don’t press anything you get this kind of trailer for the game, with gameplay from World Tour and snippets showing off different Drive mechanics. My issue with that is that it’s very much like a trailer, in the sense that it’s explaining what’s in the game, trying to sell it to you on a very practical level, even though you obviously already have it.
I don’t understand why they went with that and not a cinematic opening with a theme song like we had for all versions of Street Fighter IV and V. These were so much better at building up hype, and given the quality of the World Tour characters cutscenes they could have been reused in an edit.

In a world where AI is all set to become an intrinsic part of our everyday lives, it's no surprise that AI writing tools, such as ChatGPT, are making unprecedented waves in the content marketing industry.
While there is no denying that ChatGPT can create grammatically flawless and coherent articles, blogs, and even web copies within seconds, can that content rank high on search engine results pages? Is it capable of emulating the authenticity and authority Google deems worthy of a high ranking?
While we understand the appeal of churning out content for your blog or website as quickly as possible, can AI writing tools offer credibility and high-quality content produced by professional writers? Can ChatGPT replace content writers?
The truth is that ChatGPT is a proficient, remarkable AI writing tool that presents businesses with the lucrative avenue of producing content quickly. However, the existence of ChatGPT does not mean it can replace professional content writers.
ChatGPT is meant to be used as a tool, a writing assistant, rather than an outsourcing solution to fulfill your content management needs. The content it produces requires human supervision and editing before you can use it for your business.
Before we delve into reasons content produced by AI writing tools requires professional human management, let's explore how ChatGPT, inarguably the most popular AI writing tool, operates!
https://www.contentdevelopmentpros.com/blog/ChatGPT-and-AI-writing-tools-why-they-need-expert-human-management-and-editing/