As an insurance agent, you know the importance of making a personal connection. Whether it's on the phone or in office, you need that personal connection to build relationships.
But, it can seem difficult to build the same relationships through your insurance website.
There are ways to create a personal connection through your website. And, they are similar to how you create a personal connection in the real world.
You don't greet a stranger with a frown, do you? You greet them with a smile. At least, you should. That's exactly what your website should do.
Many of our website designs have what we call a hero image. It's the monitor-wide image that's the first thing you see when a website loads.
For those templates, we always choose a relaxing image or a screen full of smiles. Smiling is infectious, so that's why we greet our website visitors with a smile.
Let's say you're based in Florida and specialize in life insurance and Medicare. You can greet your website visitors with an image of a beach, or of a group of older smiling people. Beauty sells, whether it's facial or panoramic.
Every color has an emotional attribute tied to it. And, many companies are coming out of their shell with their use of color. We're seeing brighter and bolder color palettes in every corner of the internet. Don't be afraid to try something different yourself.
Often, anything to do with insurance is serious. You're protecting a part of someone's life. But, think about what else you're trying to portray with your company.
Are you a positive, happy bunch? Use a splash of yellow on your website.
Do you want to stand out among the sea of greens and blues, the most requested color palette? Add some pink or purple to your website.
You'll need to sell yourself, since online visitors don't get to immediately meet you in person. Make sure your insurance website design has a tagline on the hero image.
Look at that tagline as your handshake, introducing yourself to your new clients. You want it to be firm but also friendly.
We've seen everything from "We've got you covered" to "Protecting Dallas for 35 years." Keeping it simple is important. But, remember to make it unique and have some fun with it.
This is part of your tone of voice. But, remember it needs to remain constant throughout the website. If your tagline has some humor, keep that going throughout your blog posts. (You are blogging, right?).
Insurance is highly regulated and serious. But, you can still personalize your website content so online visitors can get to know you. The more creative you are, the more likely customers will remember you.
Working hard and trying hard are very different things. Working hard is a good life skill. Trying hard reeks of desperation.
Whether it's using a color you're not comfortable with, or combining too many design elements, trying too hard is a mistake. Be true to yourself. Stick to your brand and your style, you'll attract the right customers.


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Q: What does the Object function do in Javascript when used with the "new" keyword? In this answer, I instructed the questioner not to overwrite the native Object function in Javascript, because I thought that it would mess up the object creation process.
But then, I thought about it, and figured that it's pretty unlikely that all objects are actually created using this function, along with the new keyword.
For example, is it used when objects are created with a literal notation (var a = {...})? Or does it simply do this = {}? Is it possible to actually assign values to this at all?
I saw this question, that is similar, and apparently Object behaves differently when used without the new keyword... How is the function actually implemented?

A: You get the same object with literal notation as you get with functional notation. Proof:
> ({}).__proto__ === new Object().__proto__
true
> new Object().__proto__ === Object.prototype
true

It means that objects on the left side and on the right side are created from the same prototype, which is Object.prototype

A: Object function is there to try something to be an object, If you won't pass any argument with it, It will construct an object with null, therefore it's an empty object.
var a = new Object(); // a is {}
var b = new Object("1"); // b is an object which store 1 as a string.
/*
  JS console says:
  String
    0: "1"
    length: 1
*/
var c = new Object(1); // c is an object which store 1 as an integer.
/*
  JS console says:
  Number
  //There is no other property or method here.
*/

I tried it without new keyword, and nothing changed. All objects are same as above ones.
Hope this resolve your curiosity.

A: You can overwrite Object in Chrome/V8 and bad things happen if you do. Typing the following gets these responses.
> Object
 function Object() { [native code] }
> Number
 function Number() { [native code] }

Looking at Number.prototype we can see a full set of methods and Object as Number's prototype:
Number
constructor: function Number() { [native code] }
toExponential: function toExponential() { [native code] }
toFixed: function toFixed() { [native code] }
toLocaleString: function toLocaleString() { [native code] }
toPrecision: function toPrecision() { [native code] }
toString: function toString() { [native code] }
valueOf: function valueOf() { [native code] }
__proto__: Object
  __defineGetter__: function __defineGetter__() { [native code] }
  __defineSetter__: function __defineSetter__() { [native code] }
  __lookupGetter__: function __lookupGetter__() { [native code] }
  __lookupSetter__: function __lookupSetter__() { [native code] }
  constructor: function Object() { [native code] }
  hasOwnProperty: function hasOwnProperty() { [native code] }
  isPrototypeOf: function isPrototypeOf() { [native code] }
  propertyIsEnumerable: function propertyIsEnumerable() { [native code] }
  toLocaleString: function toLocaleString() { [native code] }
  toString: function toString() { [native code] }
  valueOf: function valueOf() { [native code] }

But if we overwrite Object
Object = {}

Number's prototype goes a bit wonky:
Number.prototype
   > Number

  ...empty...

As Object is the root of the hierarchy there's a bit of a paradox if you reassign it to another object.

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Savannah Bananas Inaugural Home Game Sold Out
Kevin Holmes
SAVANNAH, GA - The Savannah Bananas announced today the inaugural game on Thursday, June 2 nd at Grayson Stadium has completely sold out. No tickets will be sold the day of the game."The response has been tremendous," said team president Jared Orton. "We can't wait to finally get the season underway. We're cutting off ticket sales for Thursday's game in order to make sure we can deliver a terrific fan experience for everyone in attendance. We want them to be able to eat, drink, and enjoy the Kids Zone and move about the concourse and seating areas without being packed."There are still tickets remaining for the Bananas second game of the season on Friday, June 3rd. First pitch is at 7:05pm. Friday's game has been billed Savannah Idol Night. 15 contestants will compete to be named Savannah's best singer. Gates open at 6pm with the first singers taking the field at 6:15pm. Fans can cheer on their favorite singer and find out who will be crowned Savannah Idol.Savannah's own Idol Lee Jean Jr. will be singing the National Anthem on Friday night and be signing autographs.
SAVANNAH, GA - The Savannah Bananas announced today the inaugural game on Thursday, June 2 nd at Grayson Stadium has completely sold out. No tickets will be sold the day of the game.
"The response has been tremendous," said team president Jared Orton. "We can't wait to finally get the season underway. We're cutting off ticket sales for Thursday's game in order to make sure we can deliver a terrific fan experience for everyone in attendance. We want them to be able to eat, drink, and enjoy the Kids Zone and move about the concourse and seating areas without being packed."
There are still tickets remaining for the Bananas second game of the season on Friday, June 3rd. First pitch is at 7:05pm. Friday's game has been billed Savannah Idol Night. 15 contestants will compete to be named Savannah's best singer. Gates open at 6pm with the first singers taking the field at 6:15pm. Fans can cheer on their favorite singer and find out who will be crowned Savannah Idol.
Savannah's own Idol Lee Jean Jr. will be singing the National Anthem on Friday night and be signing autographs.

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7 Imaging Tech Trends That Will Change the Photo Industry in 2015
Joe Farace | Jan 9, 2015
Courtesy of Olympus
"I don't think that digital technology will ever take away the humanity of storytelling, because storytelling is entirely, in and of itself, a wholly human concern."—David Fincher
Since scratching the first drawings of animals onto cave walls, humans have been compelled to create images of their world for others to see and understand. During the past 150 years, the shape, size, and technology of the tools we have used to produce photographs has changed drastically. To capture sweeping landscape vistas, we no longer need to drive a mule-drawn darkroom wagon into the wilderness. Now a camera that fits in a pocket can do the job. During the coming year, the means that we will use to capture photographs may change but not the motivation to share a view of our world with other people.
But how much will our imaging tools be transformed in 2015? A little bit? A lot? I've looked into my crystal ball and picked out seven photo tech trends to keep your eye on this year. These trends just might change how we see and capture the world.
Courtesy of Panasonic
Mirrorless Camera Technology
The first 35mm SLR, the Ihagee Kine Exakta, was produced in 1936 and used a waist-level finder and a mirror because that was the best solution to the problem at that time. Modern "mirrorless" compact system cameras use a high-quality electronic viewfinder and mirrors are no longer required. This allows the design of smaller and lighter camera bodies with a shorter (under 20mm) flange focal distance that in turn allows production of smaller lenses. The Big Two (Canon and Nikon), while producing attempts at mirrorless photography gear, will likely still cling to traditional SLR concepts in 2015. But for many of us, bigger is not always better and it's always heavier. Alfred Eisenstaedt didn't have time to set up a view camera or even a TLR when photographing an American sailor kissing a nurse in Times Square on August 14, 1945. Yet, this unforgettable photograph was made with a Leica IIIa that measures 5.24x1.54x2.60 inches. By comparison, a mirrorless Olympus OM-D E-M10 is 4.76x1.64x3.52 inches. Some think the term "mirrorless camera" is synonymous with the Micro Four Thirds format that uses an 18x13.5mm sensor but it's not. Mirrorless cameras use full-frame sensors as well as the APS-C (23.5x15.6mm) format. It won't be enough to stick an EVF onto an SLR without making corresponding changes in the size of the camera and its lenses but I expect some manufacturers will try next year. As the image quality of mirrorless cameras gets better and better, no matter the sensor size, you should be asking why more cameras aren't mirrorless in 2015.
4K Video
I used to think there were two distinct kinds of shooters—video and still—but now I'm not so sure and the line gets blurrier every year. With 4K video capabilities from affordable cameras like the Panasonic Lumix GH4 delivering stunning visual quality, you have to wonder where this trend is going in 2015. Not so much on the capture end—video shooters have that covered—but the real difference maker could be in playback. Next year, 4K television sets will become more affordable but what about non-user generated content? At CES, Samsung reportedly said 4K Blu-ray would be available by the end of the year but I haven't seen any and many consumers don't seem to mind (I'll get to why in a bit). Netflix is streaming limited content in 4K but the Internet infrastructure in most of the US is slow compared to the rest of the world. According to Forbes, South Korea's average connection speed is 14.2 Megabits/second while the USA's is 7.4 Mbps. Even Latvia's broadband is faster and I'm not optimistic the ISP monopolies in this country will improve, because it's not the nature of monopolies, but we can always hope for better in 2015.
© Matthew Walsh
Stills From 4K Video
While my feelings about 4K video, per se, may seem less than enthusiastic, my take on the still side of those video clips is the opposite. The ability to grab a single high-quality frame from a 4K video clip is nothing new; people have frame grabbed for years. What's different is the quality of that grabbed frame. People, such as the good folks at Pro Photo Supply in Portland, are making 60-inch-wide prints from frames of 4K video shot with a Panasonic Lumix GH4. Think about that and ask yourself: What decisive moment? Someone could shoot a video of a guy jumping a puddle and then pull one frame—the decisive frame—that's the perfect moment. But you say, it might be in between frames. The GH4 shoots slow motion at 96 frames per second. Maybe not at 4K but it's 1080p (1920x1080). The best part of it is that software such as Adobe's Lightroom makes selecting and processing frame grabs "easy peasy lemon squeezy." What about all those great sports shots snapped by pros at an athlete's peak action? They may be within a Soccer Mom's reach in 2015.
Courtesy of MakerBot
We've been printing 2D objects, including photographs, with our computers since Epson launched the first Stylus Color printer in 1993. What's next? A 3D printer is a type of industrial robot for the desktop that can fashion a three-dimensional object in almost any shape. Right now, one of the pioneers in 3D printing, MakerBot, is selling 3D printers in Home Depot stores in California, Illinois, and New York. MakerBot and Adorama launched an in-store partnership where 3D printers and scanners will be demonstrated and sold. Many photographers, although I'm not one, like to tinker and make their own gadgets and gizmos and 3D printing will let them produce these kinds of products or maybe even finished objects. Out here in the real world, scientists are using 3D printing to create surgical orthopedic replacements and devices such as a 300-watt backpackable wind turbine. On a more mundane level, 3D printing will allow portrait and wedding photographers to create custom tchotchkes as new profit centers. This is a unique tool that is just waiting for the right photographic application and, once revealed, will seem so obvious that everyone will wonder why nobody thought of it before.
Courtesy of Ricoh Imaging
Smartphone/Tablet Integration
While not new, the integration of the smartphone into photography goes back to the 2012 introduction of onOne Software's DSLR Camera Remote, or perhaps even further with software tools like CamRanger ($299.99) changing the imaging landscape. CamRanger's software and hardware can wirelessly control Nikon or Canon SLRs, integrating tablets and smartphones into the process in ways you could only previously imagine. CamRanger hardware is required to use the CamRanger iOS, Android, Mac, or Windows app but no computers or Internet are needed; you connect your camera to CamRanger and then set parameters (ISO, aperture, shutter speed, white balance, focus, etc.) then view 100 percent resolution images with metadata, including histogram. It's got all the goodies you might expect such as Focus Stacking, Intervalometer for Time Lapse, and Advanced Bracketing/HDR controls. On a more basic and inexpensive level, the Pentax FluCard Pro SDHC Memory Card ($99.95) allows wireless connectivity between select Pentax cameras and a mobile device or computer. It allows for remotely changing settings such as ISO, shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation, and focus points. In addition to storing Raw and JPEG files, the card can transfer full-size JPEG files to the connected device. Look for more and more companies to find new ways to integrate smartphone and tablet operation in 2015.
Courtesy of CamRanger
You can call 'em drones but I prefer to call 'em what they really are: radio-controlled model aircraft. Drones such as DJI's Phantom 2 quadcopter are available right now to fly while shooting video and still images. But wait, you say, the FAA specifically banned the use of UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, to give these craft yet another name) for commercial purposes, even for something as mundane as real estate photography. Yet, an NTSB Administrative Law Judge dismissed all charges against someone charged for doing just that, stating there was "no enforceable FAA rule" that applied to a model aircraft. So which government agency do you listen to? Congress has directed the FAA to develop rules for the commercial use of small (under 55 pounds) drones by September 2015. Amazon's Jeff Bezos told "60 Minutes" he was planning package delivery by drone but not before "2015 at the very earliest." So start flying your drone now and snapping still photographs and videos—non-commercially, to be absolutely safe—and see what the fun is all about and be ready for a drone photography trend this year.
Courtesy of DJI
Initially, LED didn't technically seem to be the best possible artificial lighting source for portraiture but improvements in both the quality of the individual light-emitting diodes and the packages they're wrapped in are moving at (dare I say it?) light speed. I've always held that every improvement in imaging has been more about convenience than quality and the convenience factor for LEDs is high. LED studio lights let you see the light falling on your subject exactly how it will appear in the final image and you can use the in-camera meter to arrive at the proper exposure so the process is welcoming to the aspiring professional. LED sources such as Rotolight's Anova and their inexpensive RL48 make it easy and, in the case of the RL48, affordable to capture images using LEDs. As we roll into photokina season, Rotolight's new midsized NEO provides the company with a three-tiered series of affordable lighting devices. There are sure to be less expensive options to come, forcing downward pressure on price points with devices such as Flashpoint's $400 Model 1144 LED Circular Light (look for a review in an upcoming issue of Shutterbug). Moore's Law states that "overall processing power for computers will double every two years" and I expect that same thing to happen with LED light sources at an even faster pace in 2015.
Courtesy of Rotolight
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Dublin's rugged and forgotten docklands are the perfect location to explore the Irish urban cityscape through a camera lens. A leap back in time, this is a walking tour for photographers keen on a retro urban edge.
The Poolbeg Chimneys are held in high esteem as a landmark by locals, and as the sun goes down you may just catch them in their best light.
Description: The Poolbeg Chimneys were due to be demolished after the closure of its namesake power station, but at the will of the people they remain standing. Towering over Dublin's old docklands, overseeing it's regeneration, a reminder of its past. These two chimneys provide a sight into Dublin's history, explored through a lens held at just the right angle.
Description: The Poolbeg Yacht Club is a photographers paradise, as the sun sets you won't need a second invitation as the towering Poolbeg Chimney's watch over you.
Description: The point where old meets new, urban meets modern, and Dublin's evolving identity unfolds. Perched on the edge of The River Liffey, you'll be able to glimpse passed the old Dublin Docklands sign and into the secluded stooping seats of The Aviva Stadium. Cameras at the ready once more!
Description: The Marker Rooftop Bar provides a dramatic vantage point, with views extending across the dockland area. Relax with award-winning cocktails, to match the scenery your treated to as the sun sets.
Description: Dublin's Grand Canal Square embodies the direction which Dublin has taken since the turn of the millennium. Bold design, modern urban aesthetic, all themed around the red carpet setting of the Bord Gais Energy Theatre. The perfect place to round off this tour.


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Siren – "Back from the Dead"
Siren is a band that was established in the Tampa Bay area of Florida, USA in 1981. After releasing a series of well-received demos in the early 80's, the band eventually landed a contract with a German label and released it's first album in 1986. A second album, on a larger German label followed in 1988. By 1989, however, the band had gone on indefinite hiatus.
Almost 30 years later, though, fate intervened and through a series of events (detailed in the Siren EPK) the band was unexpectedly brought back together in 2017 to perform at the prestigious Keep It True festival in Germany the following year. Unbeknownst to the band, they still had a substantial and loyal following.
As Siren prepared for their reunion performance, labels approached them with offers to release an anthology of their early works. The resulting triple LP vinyl set with a replica of the debut Siren 7 inch single and a double CD set were released in 2018 to coincide with the live performance at Keep It True. These massive "Up from the Depths" collections also included new material recorded by the band for the anthology.
The band's journey to prepare and perform at the festival was captured as it happened and is the subjected of a feature-length documentary film produced by wrestler/actor/author and Fozzy frontman, Chris Jericho. The film is scheduled for an early 2021 release through Gravitas Ventures. After their successful performance at the festival, and having been reunited for almost a year at that point, Siren decided to record another full-length studio album. It is not often that an independent band will have the advantage of a full promotional campaign for a film focusing on them. The album was recorded and released to make the most of this opportunity.
"Back from the Dead" is the new studio album from Siren. Released in the Spring of 2020, the music continues in the vein of their original influences such as Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Accept and Saxon, etc. but with a sound that remains uniquely their own. Stylistically the music can be described as traditional, melodic heavy metal with solid riffs, memorable hooks and even elements of prog scattered throughout. Vocalist Doug Lee's voice remains a defining characteristic of the band's sound, and ties together all of their recordings from 1984 through the present. Lee was also the singer for the highly respected progressive metal band Mekong Delta during the early 1990s while Siren was not active.
Drummer Ed Aborn, one of the founding members of the band in 1981, acted as engineer and producer for the recording of the new album. Guitarist Hal Dunn, also a founding member of Siren, and lead guitarist Todd Grubbs both brought their unique styles to the new material. Rounding out the current lineup of Siren is bassist Gregg Culbertson who also appears on the band's third and final demo as well as their debut album, both released in 1986.
"Back from the Dead" features 15 songs and is available from FHM Records on CD and Underground Power Records on vinyl. Both labels are based in Germany and are solid supporters of the band. The album is also available digitally on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music and all popular streaming platforms.
"Back from the Dead" has received a very positive critical response from the media, including an 8.5/10 rating and review in Germany's premiere metal magazine, Rock Hard. Other well-known magazines have also covered Siren's resurgence on the metal scene including Sweden Rock, Deaf Forever and several web-based publications throughout Europe and the United States.
The Sharpening
S-Blade Serenade
Fuel Injected Suicide
Science Fiction Movie
Lydia the Lunatic
The Devil May Care
I Am Clairvoyant
Watch Us Fly
Your Reality
How Do You Think I Feel?
Lost Passenger
Doug Lee – Vocals
Ed Aborn – Drums
Todd Grubbs – Guitar
Hal Dunn – Guitar
Gregg Culbertson – Bass
"Back from the Dead" was recorded and mixed at Intersonic Studios in Valrico, Florida, USA with additional elements recorded at The Office in Brandon, Florida and Hellfire Club in Tampa, Florida.
The album was produced by Ed Aborn and Doug Lee and mixed by Ed Aborn and Todd Grubbs.
Mastering was performed by Jim Morris at Morrisound Recording, Tampa, Florida.
Web: www.SirenBand.us
Facebook: www.facebook.com/SirenBandUS
Instagram: SirenBandUS
Twitter: @SirenBandUS
BandCamp: sirenbandus.bandcamp.com
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Let's see how self-centered we can be, and how many stereotypes we can exploit. It's always pretty entertaining and terrifying to stumble upon such blatant propaganda. The scary thing is that some people will see this video and buy into it.
But in all seriousness, the only thing this video gets right is the completely egotistical American view that we are some unbeatable empire. Let's keep this country focused on the "principles that made us great;" freedom, human rights, and democracy. Everyone who voted last week is doing their part, so thanks and congratulations.
Thanks, Hannah Greggs for showing me these videos and ranting with me.
The first thing I'd like to say, unrelated to the rest of my post, is give blood. The blood drive at Rolfs ends tomorrow, but that means there's still a chance. If you do miss it then make sure to give blood the next time around. Also, good job to all those who already gave blood. I'm proud of my blood and the fact that by giving just a little bit away I am doing something that really does save lives. Honestly, by the end of the semester it might be the only A- I still have.
My second side note (I'll get to the main point, it's just these are short but I feel I need to get them out there) was that Thomas Friedman's presentation tonight was great. Friedman, who is originally from Minnesota, has a great ability to discuss broad, complicated issues in a comprehensible way. He simplifies things, but doesn't lose the meaning as much as other people do when they "dumb things down." I'm pretty sure that's what makes him and his books so popular. Friedman's views on technology and the future of American economics were very interesting, as were his views on American politics. He also talked a lot about the "green" movement, energy, and sustainability. The highlight of this, for me, was when he said "Green is the new red, white, and blue."
My thoughts on green/renewable energy: We better step-up our game or Germany will take the lead on the energy technology revolution, and I don't want to learn German!
So, without further ado, here's the reason I wrote this post and the reason the title makes any sense: Minnesota has another state-wide recount to suffer through!
Last election cycle we waited through over 8 months of legal battling, accusations, and hand counting of ballots until Al Franken was finally sworn into the Senate about six months after his term technically began.
Apparently, my home state decided they hadn't had enough. This time around a very close gubernatorial election has been plunged into an automatic recount. Democrat Mark Dayton leads Republican Tom Emmer by a very small number of votes.
I desperately hope Dayton wins. Not only does Emmer hold many views that I disagree with, not only do I think he would cause even more problems for Minnesota than Tim Pawlenty, but he also didn't get into Notre Dame. Now of course I realize that Notre Dame is a great school and not everyone gets in, BUT Emmer's parents both attended the University, Emmer was baptized on campus, and Emmer attended St.Thomas Academy (You've probably heard of it, it is an all-boys private school with a reputation for producing golden domers). Furthermore, it was easier to get into college in those days, just ask your parents. I am sure Emmer is intelligent and a respectable individual, but as a public official I am more than a little concerned with that background in addition to his policies. I'd also take former Senator Dayton's experience over State Representative Emmer's.
Now Minnesota has to play the waiting game once again. I don't know how long this recount will take, but I do know it will be irritating. I think that by the end Minnesota will set a record for the longest time without a governor: Pawlenty left over a year ago to begin campaigning for President (technically he's still governor, but he's never actually in Minnesota) and the new governor won't be decided on any time soon.
Here I'd also like to add that we had to endure Jesse the Body (yes our luck is that bad).
The only bright side of this development is that it means my vote really counts. This was the first time I could vote and the most important race that I voted in. My absentee ballot could be the one of the few that pushes Dayton over the top. Go Democracy!
Every once in a while, for the next indefinite number of months, say a prayer or direct some pity toward the poor folks in Minnesota waiting for a Governor. It's been so long since we had a good one that at this point we'll settle for having one.
Also if you won't vote for the sane reasons which I've given to you, then vote because BEARS may or may not attack you in your home and/or dorm room, and slowly maul you until you've gone to the polls and cast your vote.
I Remember 2001-2009. Do You?
There are less than 48 hours to get involved in the 2010 elections. Joe Donnelly needs your help!! The College Democrats will be working non-stop until the polls have closed tomorrow please text or call Eileen at (714)642-9083 to find out how you can help. Joe's campaign has spent months identifying who his voters are and how to get in contact with them by making phone calls and knocking on doors. We are now in Get Out The Vote (GOTV) time, in which many volunteers are needed to be sure we contact every person that has expressed interest in voting for Joe to make sure he or she has voted. PLEASE get in touch with Eileen and volunteer a little bit of your time in these final hours.
Joe Donnelly is the Democratic congressman of the 2nd district of Indiana that includes Notre Dame, South Bend, Elkhart and surrounding rural areas. He is a proud Catholic and a "double domer," with an undergraduate and law degree from Notre Dame.
Joe Donnelly, despite his flaws, is the unique type of candidate that should receive votes from constituents across the political spectrum.
The first thoughts that come to mind might be that Congressman Donnelly voted against the cap and trade bill, as well as ending Don't Ask Don't Tell. Donnelly is endorsed by the NRA, he refers to undocumented immigrants as illegals, and he continues to support the war in Afghanistan. All of these are undoubtedly disturbing and make it difficult to garner much enthusiasm for someone who votes like moderate Republicans would, if they still existed in Congress. However, Joe Donnelly is a good man caught up in bad political times. He is also beating all of the political odds by being in a position to win as a Democratic incumbent in a Republican leaning district.
He must be commended for fighting for the people of the 2nd district by voting for the Recovery Act, the health care bill and the financial reform bill. While these three bills were far from perfect they each took a step in the right direction. The stimulus has "increased the number of people employed between 1.4 million and 3.3 million," according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, and helped avert crises in state governments trying to pay teachers, police officers and firefighters across the country. The health care bill ended the worst of insurance company abuses like discriminating based on pre-existing conditions or denying claims without the opportunity to have an independent review. The bill also allows students to stay on their parents insurance until they are 26, will make health insurance available to 30 million more Americans and makes preventative care like screenings and vaccinations free. The financial reform bill created the Consumer Financial Protection Agency, a major victory for consumers who will now be better protected from exploitative practices in the financial industry. The bill also creates important rules on derivatives trading, mortgage lending and credit rating agencies that will help prevent a future financial meltdown.
There is a debate raging in the progressive community across the country about whether or not to support conservative Democrats. While supporting more left-wing opposition in a primary makes sense, staying home on Election Day because the Democrat is too conservative does not. As a resident of the 2nd district you have the choice between State Senator Jackie Walorski, a blindly partisan candidate who will ignore your interests, or Congressman Donnelly, a bipartisan congressman who will be open minded to supporting the president and make a meaningful assessment of the district's preferences before voting. Donnelly voted for health care because he could not resist the relentless pressure from his voting base in the district to vote for the bill.
If Jackie Walorski is your congresswoman no amount of phone calling, office visits or demonstrations will make her vote with the president. She is the Michelle Bachmann of Indiana and will have no qualms bringing national attention to the 2nd district with her radical perspective. Walorski is a proud member of the tea party, an enthusiastic supporter of the Arizona immigration law, believes in a spending freeze on everything but defense, wants to extend all the Bush tax cuts indefinitely and she believes in privatizing social security. In the first debate of the race she justified her denial of global warming as a threat to the country by saying she has consulted Indiana farmers on the issue. Not to mention, she bragged at the debate about always carrying a gun in her purse, even though she was nice enough to "know and respect the laws" and not bring one into the high school where the debate was held.
Joe Donnelly is far from ideal, but he will listen to his progressive constituents, while his opponent is one of the most radical Republican candidates running for office in 2010, a scary thought.
Joe Donnelly, an outspoken "Blue Dog Democrat," represents a disappearing breed of bipartisan members of Congress, a sharp contrast to his hyper-partisan opponent. Blue Dog Democrats are conservative Democrats that prioritize lowering the deficit, and vote conservatively on social issues.
Joe Donnelly is uniformly pro-life, opposing abortion and embryonic stem cell research. He is known for being an advocate for veterans and small businesses with his position on the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs and the House Financial Services Committee. Congressman Donnelly was instrumental in writing the Veterans' Benefits Act of 2010 that included language that raises supplemental coverage for severely disabled veterans by 50 percent. In September he wrote language in the Small Business Jobs and Credit Act of 2010 in response to a critical local small business problem. The language altered a tax penalty provision that would have destroyed an asphalt business in the district and unfairly penalized companies across the country.
This year's election to many is about which members of Congress vote in line with their party leadership and which members put their district before party priorities. Donnelly has proven that he stands firmly with the 2nd district. The South Bend area needs a member of Congress that will listen and that is why the Indianapolis Star endorsed Congressman Donnelly saying, "Beneath the noise of a nationalized campaign heavy with attack ads, Donnelly's record shows moderation and willingness to listen to constituents. He deserves to stay on the job."


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Wife was out of town this weekend, so I ate some Thai food. Our local Thai grocery sells prepared Thai dishes on Saturday. Some are even homemade, and all are cooked to the Thai palate, as opposed to most Thai restaurants that cook to American tastes. They also have many dishes that never seem to appear on American Thai restaurant menus, mostly Nam Prik. Nam Prik is a super strong tasting sauce that's served with raw, blanched, or fried vegetables. The most ubiquitous Nam Prik is the venerable Nam Prik Kapi. Nam means water or liquid in Thai. Prik means pepper, (white pepper is Prik Thai, chillies are Prik ee nu, Prik Chee Fah, etc.), and Kapi is fermented shrimp paste. Nam Prik Kapi is a very hot, salty, sour, and pungent condiment. It, or any other Nam Prik is an integral part of a traditional Thai meal.
Another great Kapi dish is Kao Pad Kapi, or Shrimp Paste fried rice. I had that on Saturday. It's a fine one dish meal served with sweet pork and sliced vegetables. An acquired taste for sure, but great.
My Wife is very allergic to shrimp so Kapi is not used in my kitchen, but I really do like it, especially with lots of chillies.
The quintessential Central Thai meal is probably RICE, Nam Prik Plah Too (Nam Prik Kapi, vegetables, and fried steamed salted mackerel) and Gaeng Som (sour curry).


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The four Ob-class hospital ships were designed to provide medical and recreational facilities. They were also employed as personnel transports. They have civilian crews but carry uniformed naval medical personnel. The ships are fully equipped with surgical equipment. Later two units are Project B-320 II, implying a modification to the basic design; the external differences are minor.

Construction and career
She was laid down on 17 August 1978 and launched on 12 April 1979 by Adolf Barsky shipyard. Commissioned on 28 March 1980 as a hospital ship and decommissioned on 16 August 1997. She was scrapped at Alang on 13 March 2007.

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Advanced Artificial Intelligence Projects with Python [Video]
Dr. Joshua Eckroth
Enter and explore the fascinating world of intelligent applications with Artificial Intelligence using the Python programming language
Extract names, places, and more and their relationships from text
Build a recommendation engine for finding new music
Use deep reinforcement learning to build an AI that plays arcade games
Employ the SpaCy and textacy libraries for natural language processing
Use popular libraries such as Keras and TensorFlow for reinforcement learning
Considered the Holy Grail of automation, data analysis, and robotics, Artificial Intelligence has taken the world by storm as a major field of research and development. Python has surfaced as a dominate language in AI/ML programming because of its simplicity and flexibility, in addition to its great support for open source libraries such as spaCy and TensorFlow.
This video course is built for those with a basic understanding of artificial intelligence, introducing them to advanced artificial intelligence projects as they go ahead. The first project introduces natural language processing including part-of-speech tagging and named entity extraction. Wikipedia articles are used to demonstrate the extraction of keywords, and the Enron email archive is mined for mentions and relationships of people, places, and organizations. The spaCy library is used. The next project introduces genetic algorithms. The DEAP library is used. A music data set is used in a genetic algorithm that generates a music playlist satisfying multiple criteria such as song similarity and playlist length. The last project introduces reinforcement learning and deep reinforcement learning. The OpenAI Gym platform and Q-learning algorithm are used to build a game-playing AI.
The code bundle for this video course is available at - https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Advanced-Artificial-Intelligence-Projects-with-Python
Built for AI enthusiasts, machine learning and deep learning students, and developers across three realistic projects, this course covers modern techniques that will take your AI game with Python to the next level.
Hands-on projects that simplify your first steps into the world of Artificial Intelligence with Python
Master AI concepts that will get you up-and-running with AI in no time
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1 Natural Language Processing
Goals and Techniques of NLP
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Python DEAP Library
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Generating a Mix Tape with a Genetic Algorithm
3 Let's Play a Game – Reinforcement Learning
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Dr. Joshua Eckroth is assistant professor of computer science at Stetson University, where he teaches artificial intelligence (AI), big data mining and analytics, and software engineering. He earned his PhD from The Ohio State University in AI and cognitive science. Dr. Eckroth also serves as Chief Architect at i2k Connect, which focuses on transforming documents into structured data using AI and enriched with subject matter expertise.
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Virtual Organ and Trumpet Concert by Tyler, Seipp, and Osborne – Friday, May 22, 2020
by Michael McMahon | May 21, 2020 | Friday Music at Midday, News
MUSIC AT MIDDAY VIRTUAL CONCERT
National City Christian Church
Lisa Mitchell Tyler, Organist
Chuck Seipp, Trumpet
Wm. Glenn Osborne, Organist
Music at Midday is proud to be presenting twice-weekly virtual concerts, today featuring the organ and trumpet duo of Lisa Mitchell Tyler and Chuck Seipp; and organist Wm. Glenn Osborne. We are deeply grateful to the wonderful musicians who have contributed recordings of their performances to make possible these virtual concerts.
Instructions: Make sure that the volume on your computer is turned on, then click below the title of each piece to listen.
Fanfare for Trumpet and Organ – Paul Leavitt (b. 1963)
World Premiere Performance: Lisa Mitchell Tyler, organist, and Chuck Seipp, trumpeter
Nun danket alle Gott, BWV 657 – Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Lisa Mitchell Tyler is Director of Music and Organist at St. Anne's Episcopa Church, Reston, Virginia. She has presented previous concerts with Chuck Seipp at several area churches. She has also performed with A. Scott Wood, trumpet, at National Presbyterian Church, and The Brass of Peace at the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land.
Chuck Seipp is an adjunct associate professor of trumpet at Shenandoah University Conservatory of Music and a well-known performer and arranger. For thirty-two years he was a member of the United States Army Band, "Pershing's Own," and performed extensively throughout the United States. Chuck also toured and recorded throughout Europe with world-renowned organist Diane Bish—appearing regularly on her television series.
William Glenn Osborne is Director of Music for the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore, Maryland. He studied organ, improvisation, and composition in France, living in Aix-en-Provence and Lyon. Before studying abroad, he earned degrees from Westminster Choir College and the University of Notre Dame. He is an active composer and arranged pieces for papal liturgies in New York City for the visits of Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis. The choir of the Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary Queen of the Universe has recorded two of his compositions: "Salve Regina" and "God We Would Hear the Angels Sing." He recently had three hymn tunes published by World Library Publications in a collection of texts by Alan Hommerding. Other compositions are available through Audubon Park Music.
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Monday Musings: Don't Get Cute at Eight
Posted by Mike Cortez | Aug 31, 2020
The Knicks know their place in the 2020 NBA Draft, but questions are abound, including the right prospect to take at no. 8.
Enough time has passed that cooler minds (should have) prevailed by now with regard to the New York Knicks (once again) falling in the lottery.
Eighth overall will never be considered a money spot in the draft, yet smarter teams have made out just fine with worse picks. Look at some of the best players in the league right now: Devin Booker went 13th overall—same for Donovan Mitchell. Both Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kawhi Leonard went 15th overall. Nikola Jokic and Draymond Green didn't even go in the first round.
The beauty of the draft is nobody really knows who will pan out. The better teams seem to realize talent exists beyond the top five and almost every draft has depth.
This methodology should be amplified for a 2020 NBA Draft devoid of a franchise-altering talent. The doom and gloom feeling that briefly cascaded over Knicks fans on lottery night had less to do with falling two spots and more to do with the horrors of the past. Leon Rose will want to start out his regime strong, and one way to do that is by not overthinking this pick.
The past two times the Knicks found themselves at the backend of the top 10 they opted to go the project pick route. Frank Ntilikina and Kevin Knox were blank canvases when they were drafted, and the expectation was those raw skills would be molded by the developmental staff into something. That didn't happen. Ntilikina found his footing in his third season—which is pretty remarkable given the poor management of his development—and Knox is still trying to find his way after a sophomore season in the abyss of the bench.
To Rose's credit, player development has been the driving force in most, if not all, of his personnel decisions. These additions are welcomed and could be everything they are promised to be. However, let them show tangible results with guys like Knox, even Dennis Smith Jr. if he hangs around.
I say this because Isaac Okoro is being mentioned as a target at eight. Okoro is arguably the top perimeter defender in this draft and soars in the air. The rest of his offense game, most notably his shooting, is a project well worth undertaking if you can. In a vacuum, I love the Okoro pick. For this team however? I have cold feet.
The good news for folks with similar sentiments is that Okoro has a realistic shot to go fifth to Cleveland. That could allow a surer bet such as Deni Avdija to fall into the Knicks' laps. Still, even Avdija remains a relative pipedream at eight.
The best thing the Knicks can do at eight is not dream, not overestimate, but simply take the best player who can start to turn this thing around sooner rather than later. These are the names I believe can help do that.
The Unpopular Pick: Killian Hayes
I'm not sure when this happened, but Killian Hayes is simply not popular among Knicks fans. The ill-informed are afraid to take on another French guard they don't know much about. The informed question Hayes' potential to reach its maximum with this current roster. The latter is the only crowd worth addressing.
What does Hayes do well? A little bit of everything. Right now he could be characterized as a jack of all trades, master of none. He has strong vision, is a willing defender with the potential to be pretty damn good on that side of the ball, and has recently shown serious progress as a shooter.
There is legitimate concern that with poor shooting around him Hayes' development would be stunted in New York. For those who think that way: don't miss the forest for the trees. Hayes is still a worthy selection and can end the everlasting search for a point guard.
What some are missing—or maybe just don't believe the Knicks will do—is bring in adequate shooting this offseason to place around Hayes, R.J. Barrett, and Mitchell Robinson. The team already has interest in Davis Bertans because he can shoot. Joe Harris, Bogdan Bogdanovic, and Luke Kennard are just a few targets Rose could add to the roster and suddenly there are not many arguments against Hayes.
The Fun Pick: Obi Toppin
I wanted LaMelo Ball above all because he is fun to watch. Knicks games start to feel like chores after a while, mostly due to the fact no one is really worth tuning into watch. On a League Pass watchability ranking, the Knicks would rank in the bottom three. There is not one player you can point to on this current roster and say "I can't wait to watch him play." Obi Toppin changes that dynamic instantly.
Toppin was the best player in college last season, and as my TKW brethren Eli Cohen stated, could usher in a Lob City 2.0 dynamic with Robinson. That is something worth tuning into, not to mention the progression Barrett and the others could make.
Thinking less ambitiously, Toppin accomplishes the most important requirement: complementing Barrett and Robinson. Toppin will not be in the running for any All-Defensive teams in his career, but put his scoring ability next to Robinson, and suddenly that is a frontcourt worth getting into Twitter arguments over.
The Base Hit: Devin Vassell
There is no shame in taking a player with a lower ceiling and extremely high floor. That is what Devin Vassell is, and the Knicks would be lucky to have someone like him on their roster. TKW's Dylan Burd wrote a fantastic breakdown on why Vassell is a legitimate option for New York, so I will spare you the nuts and bolts.
The main thing that sticks out about Vassell is he never stops moving. One of my favorite Knicks who never panned out was Doug McDermott, and I loved Dougie McBuckets so much because he was constantly in motion. Vassell is the same way.
While I was finishing up work I had Florida State vs. Virginia on in the background. Any time I looked up I saw Vassell moving, talking, doing something. As someone who has often screamed at my TV for Knox to simply move around, Vassell is more my steez. Florida State lost that game to Virginia, but Vassell was impressive, although his line was relatively mundane.
The Knicks are missing someone who can relentlessly defend. Someone who knows the value of spacing out into the corner for a three and is just as capable of putting the ball on the floor and creating for himself. Vassell is simply solid, and the Knicks could use all the solid players this universe has to offer.
The Diamond in the Rough: Kira Lewis Jr.
Kira Lewis Jr. was a mainstay atop the TKW Draft Board for the 27th overall pick. Please excuse my moronic thinking that Lewis would even be on the board at no. 27 and focus on why Lewis could fit—and please read this breakdown by James Woodruff to understand the caution in selecting Lewis.
Lewis is explosive and lightning quick, so it is easy to romanticize Thibodeau finding his new Derrick Rose. I don't see Lewis touching Chicago D. Rose, but the general archetype of that guard in Thibodeau's system has proven to work effectively.
Prior to Thibs joining the fold, Lewis appealed to me because the second unit guard has been such a letdown for the Knicks. DSJ had a season from hell, so maybe he can take that role, but a lot of the team's woes lay in the fact they have no spark plug to provide energy when there is none.
Taking Lewis at eight would mean giving him a much greater role, and I can still see him thriving there. One thing I am certain of: Barrett is above average in is scoring in transition. When he is on the open floor, Barrett is fun to watch. Adding a running mate like Lewis would keep Barrett on the move more often, which would be good for Lewis, good for Barrett, and great for the Knicks.
Trades, up or down, are another route Rose could choose, armed with two first-round picks this year and next. Lewis can figure into those plans, or maybe someone not mentioned. For my money I stay at eight and look to make a move with the surplus picks.
Please, when the pick is made at eight, just make sure it is someone that can help right now. Steve Mills and Perry set this rebuild back enough being cute.
Reunited and It Feels So Good
Tom Thibodeau held up his end of the bargain, allowing the front office to make key additions to the coaching staff. This week Thibodeau's loyalty was repaid in a few additions of his own.
Former Knicks coach Mike Woodson is back (WOOOOOODY) as well as longtime Thibodeau associates Andy Greer and Dice Yoshimoto. Woodson was the shepherd of the Golden Year, so he will always be shown love in NYC as far as I'm concerned. He gives Thibodeau a navigator to assist him in the turbulence that being at MSG brings.
Greer and Dice have been on Thibodeau's previous two stops, and in the case of Greer, it is a homecoming too. Greer was on Jeff Van Gundy's staff with Thibodeau from 2001–03.
Time for some overreaction. The Knicks are already being linked to Fred VanVleet and Davis Bertans when both hit free agency. If you're wondering what the overreaction is, it is the refreshing fact the team is finally:
Target solid players, not just stargazing.
Show a willingness to spend considerable money on the right players.
Coming to terms that Julius Randle and Mitchell Robinson are not compatible.
A year removed from Mills and Perry ruling out any player not named Kevin Durant, and James Dolan remarkably not willing to give Durant the keys to the kingdom, this is a sigh of relief. Sure, VanVleet and Bertans will occupy considerable cap space and remove the Knicks from any potential superstar sweepstakes— but that's a good thing.
The Dolan era Knicks have been Happy Gilmore preparing for his shot at the NHL, so I am elated they have decided to wake up.
The team continued its quiet run of good public relations with news Friday that MSG will be an Election Day polling site.
Madison Square Garden is excited to support our community by partnering with NYC Board of Elections to serve as a polling site for residents to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming general election. pic.twitter.com/DyapkzaOX8
— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) August 28, 2020
This comes in the aftermath of the work stoppage initiated by the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday following the Jacob Blake shooting in Wisconsin. One of the agreements made between players and the league was converting arenas into voting locations.
If 2020 has taught us anything—and it should have taught you a lifetime's worth by now—it is that there are more pressing needs beyond sports. The community matters, voting matters, and the people representing our communities matter.
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When you talk of Cornwall's history you will inevitably end up discussing pirate invasion, the mysterious lives of the, 'little people', mining accidents and their legacies and of course knockers, spriggins and piskies will crop up too. The county is packed even tighter than your overburdened suitcase with myths, legends and UFO sightings and there isn't a town or village this side of the Tamar that doesn't have it's own tale to tell especially at Halloween.
Would you believe me if I told you we don't need to cast our imaginations back to the days of smuggling to find a tale that will shiver more than your timbers?
As recently as 2009 a dark thick furred creature with a bushy tail, glowing eyes and standing around 3/4ft tall was spotted along the coastal walk from Swanpool to Gyllngvase. Another sighting of, 'a strange cat-like animal in a tree in the swampy area round the back of Swanpool in 2006', was reported through the Falmouth Packet and described as, '…curled in a cat's cradle position and looked a bit like an enormous Kuala bear with a long bushy tail. It had long black hair with a brownish tinge.' Still today at this time of year the story entices people to make the dark and daring walk around the Swanpool lake and along the coastal path to Gyllngvase, without running.
A Sketch Made by Mr Bradbury in 2006 of the, 'Falmouth Beast'. What do you think scarey? Or on the verge of cute?
With one of the worlds largest natural harbours it makes sense that a beast not too disimilar to that of Scotlands fresh water, 'Loch Ness Monster', would choose to take up residence in the depths of our bay. During the nineteenth century fisherman reported netting sea serpents with legs and horned heads up to 20ft long off the Cornish coast. Moving on to the first few years of the 1970's and several sightings of a, 'Morgawr', (Cornish for, 'Sea Giant'), began to emerge. Described as being 20+ft long with a humped back, long neck and horned head. The creature has been sighted in the Helford River, off Pendennis Point, along Rosemullion head and Trefusis point in fact, this stretch of coastal path is know locally as, 'Morgawr Mile'.
A wonderful pamphlet produced in 1976 to introduce visitors to, 'The Monstor of Falmouth Bay'.
For several years sightings or at least reports of seeing, 'Morgawr', stopped until the late 90's when several more sightings along the Swanpool to Gyllngvase coastal path were made and another one as close as just off the shore at Gyllngvase beach.
So tonight if you want to test your nerve, send a little shiver up your spine or simply explore the mysteries of the Falmouth coast it looks like a stroll between Gyllngvase to Swanpool and perhaps once or twice around the lake at dusk could be on the agenda.
Have you got a spooky Falmouth tale to tell?


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Mahomes' big bet on football pays off with $503 million deal
by: MICHAEL MAROT, Associated Press
FILE – In this Feb. 2, 2020, file photo, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) passes against the San Francisco 49ers during the first half of the NFL Super Bowl 54 football game in Miami Gardens, Fla. The Chiefs made sure they will have Super Bowl MVP Mahomes around as long as possible. Mahomes agreed to a 10-year extension worth $503 million, according to his agency, Steinberg Sports. The deal is worth $477 million in guarantee mechanisms and includes a no-trade clause and opt-out clauses if guarantee mechanisms are not met. It is the richest contract in professional sports history, surpassing Mike Trout's $426.5 million deal with the Los Angeles Angels. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)
Patrick Mahomes risked everything when he opted for football over baseball.
Turns out, he got baseball money anyway.
One day after the former two-sport star got a 10-year deal worth up to $503 million, the richest contract in American sports history, the reigning Super Bowl MVP repeatedly insisted this deal was about more than money. He wants to be the cornerstone of a dynasty in Kansas City.
"That's how I've always been built — to follow my passions and do things to the best of my ability," the Chiefs quarterback said Tuesday on a Zoom call. "It's never been about money for me. I'm glad we have this done and I can go out and be the same player that I was and the same person that I was."
The Chiefs are banking on it.
They rewarded the 24-year-old Mahomes with $477 million in guarantee mechanisms, a no-trade clause and opt-out clauses if he doesn't hit those guarantees — clauses more commonly associated with baseball contracts than football deals.
But almost from the moment Kansas City traded up to select the Texas Tech star with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2017 draft, the front office had been mapping out a strategy to keep Mahomes.
"Going back to the first free agency I was part of in 2018, we had the idea of structuring deals with Pat in mind," general manager Brett Veach said.
"The one thing, as Pat's success kept going on, the numbers kept bigger and bigger. So it took off and that was a good challenge to have. But I remember when this first came out, (director of football administration) Brandt (Tilis) came to me said 'Pat's going to be a baseball contract, he's that good.'"
He certainly has been the past two seasons.
His strong arm, fleet feet and uncanny ability to accurately throw from different angles already have made the 24-year-old into one of the league's big stars. His humble, charming personality has resonated with fans and teammates alike, and the resume is starting to fill up, too.
After throwing only 35 passes as a rookie, Mahomes broke virtually every single-season franchise passing record in 2018 when he was the league's MVP, the Associated Press Offensive Player of the Year and led the Chiefs to their first AFC championship game in a quarter century.
Then, despite missing two games with a dislocated right kneecap last season, Mahomes closed the regular season with six straight wins and capped the season by rallying Kansas City with two fourth-quarter touchdown passes to give the Chiefs their first Super Bowl title in 50 years.
That's all coach Andy Reid needed to see a long-time investment would be worth every cent.
"I'm so happy for Pat, for the Kansas City Chiefs organization and really for the city of Kansas City for having this opportunity to have a true franchise quarterback here, one that was drafted here which hasn't happened for almost the duration of the Chiefs organization," Reid said.
"I think Brett did a phenomenal job of organizing this. I joked that he and (former general manager John) Dorsey wore me out about bringing Pat here, saying he was the best player they'd ever seen."
And it almost never happened.
Mahomes was a top baseball prospect out of high school and might have followed his father, Pat, and his godfather, LaTroy Hawkins to the big leagues if he had been selected earlier in the 2014 draft.
Some thought he was worthy of a $1 million deal. But the fear of Mahomes spurning the baseball world for football sent his draft stock sliding, until the Detroit Tigers took him in the 14th round.
That was the only sign Mahomes needed.
But he still found a way to cash in with a deal that surpasses Mike Trout's previous record with the Los Angeles Angels of $426.5 million.
Mahomes wanted even more from the Chiefs.
By agreeing to a deal that would keep him in Kansas City for 12 more years, Mahomes wanted to make sure the 62-year-old Reid would still be coaching and that the Chiefs had enough flexibility under the salary cap to reward his teammates.
Once he checked those two boxes, Mahomes was ready to sign for the half-billion dollar paycheck.
"I knew from the moment I stepped on Arrowhead Stadium field that this was where I wanted to spend my entire career," Mahomes said.
"I've always believed in the legacy thing and I think you see that with the whole entire team. They want to be a part of this culture and they want to build a dynasty. That takes a lot of work and I think we have those guys in this locker room."
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1 Samuel, 23
1. David received information that the Philistines were attacking Keilah and plundering the threshing floors.
2. So he consulted the LORD, inquiring, "Shall I go and defeat these Philistines?" The LORD answered, "Go, for you will defeat the Philistines and rescue Keilah."
3. But David's men said to him: "We are afraid here in Judah. How much more so if we go to Keilah against the forces of the Philistines!"
4. Again David consulted the LORD, who answered, "Go down to Keilah, for I will deliver the Philistines into your power."
5. David then went with his men to Keilah and fought with the Philistines. He drove off their cattle and inflicted a severe defeat on them, and thus rescued the inhabitants of Keilah.
6. Abiathar, son of Ahimelech, who had fled to David, went down with David to Keilah, taking the ephod with him.
7. When Saul was told that David had entered Keilah, he said: "God has put him in my grip. Now he has shut himself in, for he has entered a city with gates and bars."
8. Saul then called all the people to war, in order to go down to Keilah and besiege David and his men.
9. When David found out that Saul was planning to harm him, he said to the priest Abiathar, "Bring forward the ephod."
10. David then said: "O LORD God of Israel, your servant has heard a report that Saul plans to come to Keilah, to destroy the city on my account.
11. Will they hand me over? And now: will Saul come down as your servant has heard? O LORD God of Israel, tell your servant." The LORD answered, "He will come down."
12. David then asked, "Will the citizens of Keilah deliver me and my men into the grasp of Saul?" And the LORD answered, "Yes."
13. So David and his men, about six hundred in number, left Keilah and wandered from place to place. When Saul was informed that David had escaped from Keilah, he abandoned the expedition.
14. David now lived in the refuges in the desert, or in the barren hill country near Ziph. Though Saul sought him continually, the LORD did not deliver David into his grasp.
15. David was apprehensive because Saul had come out to seek his life; but while he was at Horesh in the barrens near Ziph,
16. Saul's son, Jonathan, came down there to David and strengthened his resolve in the LORD.
17. He said to him: "Have no fear, my father Saul shall not lay a hand to you. You shall be king of Israel and I shall be second to you. Even my father Saul knows this."
18. They made a joint agreement before the LORD in Horesh, where David remained, while Jonathan returned to his home.
19. Some of the Ziphites went up to Saul in Gibeah and said, "David is hiding among us, now in the refuges, and again at Horesh, or on the hill of Hachilah, south of the wasteland.
20. Therefore, whenever the king wishes to come down, let him do so. It will be our task to deliver him into the king's grasp."
21. Saul replied: "The LORD bless you for your sympathy toward me.
22. Go now and make sure once more! Take note of the place where he sets foot" (for he thought, perhaps they are playing some trick on me).
23. "Look around and learn in which of all the various hiding places he is holding out. Then come back to me with sure information, and I will go with you. If he is in the region, I will search him out among all the families of Judah."
24. So they went off to Ziph ahead of Saul. At this time David and his men were in the desert below Maon, in the Arabah south of the wasteland.
25. When Saul and his men came looking for him, David got word of it and went down to the gorge in the desert below Maon. Saul heard of this and pursued David into the desert below Maon.
26. As Saul moved along one rim of the gorge, David and his men took to the other. David was in anxious flight to escape Saul, and Saul and his men were attempting to outflank David and his men in order to capture them,
27. when a messenger came to Saul, saying, "Come quickly, because the Philistines have invaded the land."
28. Saul interrupted his pursuit of David and went to meet the Philistines. This is how that place came to be called the Gorge of Divisions.
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