Plate 1: 'Siberian Chiffchaff' Phylloscopus collybita tristis, Ebro Delta, Spain, 19th October 2005 (David Bigas).
"First-year bird, with black legs and black bill, which is only very slightly paler at the base of the lower mandible, ochre supercilium relatively short and smoky ear-coverts. Green restricted to edges of tail- (rectrices) and wing-feathers (primaries and outer secondaries) and wing-coverts. No yellow in face and eye- ring. Undertail coverts and belly white."
Plate 2: 'Siberian Chiffchaff' Phylloscopus collybita tristis, Ebro Delta, Spain, 13th April 2003 (David Bigas).
"Adult bird with deep black bill and legs. Edges of mandibles horny-coloured. Only faint supercilium without yellow. Primary projection relatively long. Eye-ring and underparts pure white. Tips of greater coverts pale, forming an slight wing-bar which is just visible. Whole plumage abraded so that green fringes have worn off. Compare with the fresher looking plumage of the autumn bird in plate 1."
Plate 3: Mountain Chiffchaff Phylloscopus sindianus lorenzii, Gelinkaya/Erzurum, Turkey, May 2005 (José Luis Copete).
"Despite short supercilium and slight contrast between head and mantle, this bird has been identified as lorenzii, because the overall brownish tones on upperparts, dark bill and tarsus, and almost general absence of green tones in the plumage. It should be noted, however, that this bird and others trapped on the same site on the same day showed yellowish underwing coverts, and olive-green tones on edge of flight feathers, features which are also present in this species despite some published illustrations in which they are not so apparent."
"This could easily pass for tristis if observed in western Europe but it is difficult to eliminate Mountain Chiffchaff Phylloscopus sindianus. Svensson, in his Identification Guide to European Passerines, indicates that a lack of olive fringes to the flight feathers differentiates Mountain Chiffchaff from tristis. In the photo, I cannot detect olive fringes on the edges of the flight feathers. However, José Luis Copete indicates that, in the field, there was a hint of olive fringes to the flight feathers and suggests that this can occur in Mountain Chiffchaff, contra Svensson."
Plate 4: 'Siberian Chiffchaff' Phylloscopus collybita tristis, Hanstholm, Danmark, 8th October 2004 (Jimmy Skat Hansen).
"The formulation on the Danish Rarities Committee's website means that records of tristis chiffchaffs were considered by the DRC until 1993 but not since. Only records of handheld birds not showing any yellow except on the underwing-coverts were accepted by the DRC. I have pasted in below an attempt to translate the Danish text from the picture info at www.netfugl.dk/pictures.php?id=showpictureπcture_id=4251: Tristis or just another subtristis? Picture info: On 8th Oct 2004 I found this (tristis) chiffchaff by my ringer's net. It was observed a couple of times before it flew into a mistnet. The call was not heard in the field, but many times in the hand. The call was recorded on video.
The following measurements were taken: wing length 55mm, tail 54mm, bill tip to skull 11,2 mm, tip to nostril 5 mm, 1p = 7mm, distance 1p til 2p = 22mm, 2p= 8 8/9. The underside was pale white/buff without any trace of yellow. There was no trace of yellow in the eye-brow. The only yellow on the bird was at the wing bend and a little on the underwing, which is acceptable on a tristis. With the bird in the hand, we agreed that crown, nape and back were uniformly brown, with the only green on wings and tail. The call was very similar to the tristis -call on the CD Eastern Vagrants. The pictures were taken with full sunlight on the bird.
My immediate impression is that this individual looks like a tristis and with the addition of a typical call (though this is not directly described), but other members of the DRC may have other views. I have myself heard a similar looking bird singing the typical tristis song in October in Denmark."
"A good tristis, totally devoid of yellow away from the underwing, with evident brown component in upperparts, and with rusty-buff on supercilium, the sides of the breast and flanks, and on the ear-coverts, which are also quite dark. Judging from the skins at Tring it is not unusual for tristis to show a little pale at the base of the lower mandible."
"This bird I would call tristis. It is a bit pale beneath for classic tristis, but I estimate this is due to slight overexposure. It has the right kind of rufous-buff tinge to supercilium and ear-coverts. I can see no yellow in the face or below, and no green on mantle or crown."
Plate 5: 'Siberian Chiffchaff' Phylloscopus collybita tristis, Cornwall, England, January 2003 (Greg Conway).
"This photo appears to be 'brown-biased' to my eye and I suspect it is deficient in yellow/green. That said, the brown and buff appearance, and especially the rusty-buff suffusion on the supercilium and ear-coverts, indicate that this is indeed a tristis. Given the locality (Cornwall, UK), Mountain Chiffchaff Phylloscopus sindianus can safely be excluded though not on the basis of the photos which appear to lack olive entirely including on the fringes of the flight-feathers."
"This should be tristis, judging from rusty-buff tinge on supercilium and sides of head, and lack of yellow or green on head and underparts. But the photographs are of rather poor quality and some artefacts as to paleness and colours cannot be ruled out."
Plate 6a-c: 'Siberian Chiffchaff' Phylloscopus collybita tristis, Signilskär, Finland, 16th October 2000 (Jari Korhonen).
The upperparts were quite uniformly brownish-grey from forehead to upper tail coverts, although rump seems a bit lighter in some photos and there is white on the forehead where the supercilia meet, just above the nostrils, no yellow at all in supercilium or in the broken eyering, the light tips of the greater coverts formed a faint wingbar. The original photos were filmed on Kodachrome 64 and scanned with high resolution. One must also take into consideration the fact that the colour settings of the monitor affect greatly the colours of an image on the screen, especially when poorly set. This particular individual called in the hand a few times ("iip"-call). The call was reminscent of the alarm call of Thrush Nightingale Luscinia luscinia in tone, but much fainter, of course. This observation was accepted by the Finnish Rarities Committee on the basis of a set of prints and detailed description."
Plate 7a: 'Siberian Chiffchaff' Phylloscopus collybita tristis, Yerusalem, Israel, 26th February 2005 (upper: Itai Shanni, lower: Yael Lehnardt).
Plate 7b: 'Siberian Chiffchaff' Phylloscopus collybita tristis, Yerusalem, Israel, 26th February 2005 (Itai Shanni).
Plate 7c: 'Siberian Chiffchaff' Phylloscopus collybita tristis, Yerusalem, Israel, 26th February 2005 (Yael Lehnardt).
"Once again these two photos illustrate how variable - and deceptive - photographs can be in terms of colour authenticity. Judging by the colour of the 'fingers' in all the photos, I doubt whether any of these photos are truly accurate in terms of the bird's actual colours. Thus, my repeated proviso applies: that all comments are based on the "apparent" colours etc, as in the photos, but in fact these may not be reliable. That said, the secondaries appear to show subdued olive fringes, similar in hue to those apparent on the tail feathers. Combined with the generally brownish-grey upperparts and the extensive deep buff hue on the supercilium, cheeks and underparts, this should be OK as tristis. Perhaps the bill looks a little longer and more spiky than is usual (and with quite an extensive amount of pale on the lower mandible), while the underparts appear to be rather concolorously buff, producing a duller and more sombre appearance, which lacks the whiter central underparts normal in tristis. There is nothing in its appearance to indicate 'fulvescens '."
Plate 8a,b: Chiffchaff Phylloscopus collybita showing characters of the Siberian form tristis, Ile de Noirmoutier, Vendée, France, 25th November 2004 (Matthieu Vaslin).
"Call", Ile de Noirmoutier/Vendée, France, 25th November 2004 (Matthieu Vaslin).
"The French Rarities Committee only accepts well documented singing (sound recorded) birds or birds in the hand as belonging to the tristis/'fulvescens' group. Unfortunately I had a problem with the colour resolution of my camera, so the image on the right side is too yellowish. Indeed the bird was very grey with a cream supercilium, had all black bill and legs, a dark alula, a cream white breast and belly, a trace of green on the mantle and scapulars, a small wing bar and a greenish wing patch as in Bonelli's Warbler Phylloscopus bonelli, but not as marked. So the bird was not as yellowish as shown in the right part of the plate. The bird on the left is much closer to the original impression. The call was very like that of a chick. For me all characters are good for a bird from the Siberian range even though it might not be a true tristis."
"In the left photo of plate 8a this looks quite good for tristis but there is rather too extensive yellow at the sides of the breast in the left part of plate 8b. Also, rusty-buff is confined to the supercilium and ear- coverts, with very little if any at the sides of the breast or on the flanks, with the underparts appearing rather uniformly pale as a result. These features suggest that this individual might better be regarded as 'fulvescens'.
Experience shows that photos which are not colour neutral (and that includes a high percentage it seems!) can give very misleading impressions and very easily suggest the 'wrong' subspecies. The call is that of tristis, so the bird is certainly from the range of tristis/'fulvescens' or the zone of sympatry of tristis and abietinus where it seems likely that some eastern abietinus may also give a tristis -like call."
Plate 9: Chiffchaff Phylloscopus collybita, Warwickshire, England, February 2005 (Steve Seal).
"In Dean & Svensson (2005) and in correspondence with Lars Svensson and Andreas Noeske I have mentioned how photos of chiffchaffs can be misleading, as photos of the Warwickshire chiffchaff (pp. 406-407) which I received from various photographers showed an alarming variation. Some photos looked nothing like the bird in life, in terms of colour. Several photos looked very brown and buff, and could easily be taken for tristis, whereas the bird in life was in fact very grey and white, did not look at all brown and buff, did not look at all like a (true) tristis, and was almost certainly an eastern abietinus.
At the time Lars Svensson and I were working on the BB paper there did not seem any point in emailing photos which wrongly depicted the bird! However, given the current photos circulating in relation to Andreas' and Ralf's web-based article, it may now be worth resurrecting one of the photos as an example of how misleading photos can be, and to demonstrate why I am so cautious.
Hence I have made up a composite image which is shown here. On the left is an excellent image of the Warwickshire chiffchaff as it truly appeared in the field. On the right is another photo which, although admirably sharp, completely misrepresents the colours of the bird, making it look much too brown and buff. Note that these two photos are of the SAME bird and taken by the SAME photographer (Steve Seal). Looking at the right hand photo overall, and taking the background into account, it is clear that it is brown-biased and olive/yellow deficient but, if taken at 'face value', it could easily be identified as a pale example of tristis. This effect results no doubt from the ambient light conditions, and is beyond the direct control of the photographer. It is, I suspect, at work in some of the photos circulated for this paper. Overall, this series of photographs confirms my impression that diagnosing chiffchaffs from photographs is fraught with difficulties and likely to be error-prone. I am firmly of the opinion that rather few photographs provide a truly accurate colour representation and, as the balance of hues such as brown, grey, olive, buff and yellow are critical in the diagnosis of subspecies, this is a major short-coming. Thus, only where images are of the highest standard and where the background etc indicate that the 'colour balance' is accurate, do I feel at all confident in assigning birds as tristis."
Plate 10: Chiffchaff Phylloscopus collybita, Needingworth, England, February 2004 (Rebecca Nason).
"These two photos of the same bird well illustrate the problems with colour balance in photos! Whereas the upper photo might suggest tristis or 'fulvescens', the lower one does not and suggests a paler and greyer appearance. The upper photograph looks 'brown-biased' to my eye. Conversely, the lower photo is much over-exposed and any colour on the underparts will be 'burnt out'. It seems highly likely that its paler and greyer appearance derives from over exposure and that it does not equate with the genuinely grey-and-white chiffchaffs typified by the Warwickshire/UK bird in 'Dean & Svensson', (the characters of which I suspect may not be adequately embraced by current taxonomy). Thus, it is difficult to pass judgement on this individual. Though it is undoubtedly an 'eastern chiffchaff' evaluation of the true extent of olive, yellow and buff is not possible."
"The Needingworth bird here does not look quite good for tristis. It is either of 'fulvescens', intergrade 'fulvescens' -abietinus or very dull and brown abietinus. I would opt for one of the first two mentioned alternatives based on the rather obvious rusty-buff tinges on ear-coverts and (lighter though) on supercilium."
Plate 11: Chiffchaff Phylloscopus collybita showing characters of the Siberian form tristis, Fair Isle, Scotland, October 2004 (Rebecca Nason).
"The Fair Isle bird is like tristis but, like the bird photographed by Matthieu Vaslin, has perhaps too much yellow at the sides of the breast (and perhaps a hint above the eye?). If this is a true likeness then it is better classified as 'fulvescens' I think."
Plate 12: Chiffchaff Phylloscopus collybita, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 27th November 1998 (Chris van Rijswijk).
According to Chris van Rijswijk this bird's call sounded "clear, loud, regular and 'as a chicken who is calling his mother'". It was accepted by the Dutch Rarities Committee CDNA as 'Siberian Chiffchaff'.
"Although on first sight the impression is of a tristis -like chiffchaff, I am wary of this photo as it is not sharp and I suspect it is not 'colour neutral' either. This is a constant problem in evaluating photos and a series of photos of the same individual can produce quite different impressions and even suggest different subspecies. As already noted, olive, brown and yellow hues are very often lost or exaggerated in all but the clearest and sharpest photographs. On this bird, the olive wing-panel appears to contrast rather strongly and looks diffuse, while the colour of the upperparts and supercilium do not appear 'precise'. Thus I would hesitate to attribute this individual."
Plate 13a-c: Chiffchaff Phylloscopus collybita, Bouaye, Loire- Atlantique, France, 6th November 2005 (Matthieu Vaslin).
"On the basis of the photos, this looks like an 'intergrade'. There is rufous-buff on the ear-coverts in at least one of the photos. It is perhaps a bit too pale and too extensively olive to be described as 'fulvescens' in the strictest sense discussed in the BB paper and 'intergrade abietinus/tristis' seems the better description, with tristis used sensu lato (i.e. so that the term 'intergrade' encompasses abietinus/'fulvescens')."
We would like to thank David Bigas, Greg Conway, José Luis Copete, Sameh Darawshi, Jimmy Skat Hansen, John Judge, Jari Korhonen, Yael Lehnardt, Dominic Mitchell, Rebecca Nason, Steve Seal, Itai Shanni, Lars Svensson, Kasper Thorup, Christian Tiller, Chris van Rijswijk and Matthieu Vaslin for supplying photographs, comments or other information.
Svensson, L. 1992: Identification Guide to European Passerines. 4th edn. Stockholm.
Noeske, A. & A.R. Dean 2006: 'Siberian Chiffchaff' in Europe: Photo-Forum.


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Epstein Tapes? Sordid Case Takes A Bizarre Turn After Mystery 'Hacker' Emerges
Self-described 'hacker' said he had 'thousands of hours of footage from hidden cameras' from Epstein's multiple properties
(Infowars) – Shortly after Jeffrey Epstein's August death in a Manhattan detention facility, a shadowy figure claiming to have set up encrypted servers for the convicted sex offender told several attorneys and the New York Times he had a vast archive of incriminating evidence against powerful men stored on overseas servers, including several years worth of the financier's communications and financial records which allegedly showed he had vast amounts of Bitcoin and cash in the Middle East and Bangkok, and hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of gold, silver and diamonds.
Going by the pseudonym Patrick Kessler, self-described 'hacker' said he had "thousands of hours of footage from hidden cameras" from Epstein's multiple properties, which included former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, lawyer Alan Dershowitz, and Prince Andrew, along with three billionaires and a prominent CEO, according to the Times.
It has been long speculated that Epstein recorded his high-profile guests as part of an international blackmail operation.
Armed with nothing more than blurry photos of what he claimed were high-profile individuals in compromising situations, Kessler approached lawyers representing several Epstein accusers, John Pottinger and David Boies – the former of whom suggested that billionaire Sheldon Adelson – an ally of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – might pay for the alleged footage of Barak.
According to excerpts viewed by The Times, Mr. Pottinger and Kessler discussed a plan to disseminate some of the informant's materials — starting with the supposed footage of Mr. Barak. The Israeli election was barely a week away, and Mr. Barak was challenging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The purported images of Mr. Barak might be able to sway the election — and fetch a high price. -New York Times.
After several weeks, the attorneys invited the New York Times to speak with Kessler in mid-September. Then things got even more unbelievable. Following a mid-September meeting with The Times in the Boies Schiller offices, Kessler went rogue – contacting the paper and accusing Boies and Pottinger of an extortion plot against the subjects of said tapes.
Barely an hour after the session ended, the Times reporters received an email from Kessler: "Are you free?" He said he wanted to meet — alone. "Tell no one else."
Kessler complained that Mr. Boies and Mr. Pottinger were more interested in making money than in exposing wrongdoers. He pulled out his phone, warned the reporters not to touch it, and showed more of what he had. There was a color photo of a bare-chested, gray-haired man with a slight smile. Kessler said it was a billionaire. He also showed blurry, black-and-white images of a dark-haired man receiving oral sex. He said it was a prominent C.E.O.
"At one point, he showed what he said were classified C.I.A. documents," writes the Times.
Weeks after the meeting, the lawyers struck a deal with the Times during the last Friday in September. They would send a team overseas to download Kessler's evidence from his servers (and had alerted the FBI and the US Attorney's Office in Manhattan of their intention to do so), and would then share all the evidence with the paper on the condition that they would have discretion over which men could be written about, and when.
Separately, Kessler had arranged to give the Times his evidence using a convoluted series of steps. On the day the data was to be transmitted, Kessler canceled at the 11th hour, claiming 'a fire was burning' and he had to flee to Ukraine.
In early October, Kessler said he was ready to produce the Epstein files. He told The Times that he had created duplicate versions of Mr. Epstein's servers. He laid out detailed logistical plans for them to be shipped by boat to the United States and for one of his associates — a very short Icelandic man named Steven — to deliver them to The Times headquarters at 11 a.m. on Oct. 3.
Kessler warned that he was erecting a maze of security systems. First, a Times employee would need to use a special thumb drive to access a proprietary communications system. Then Kessler's colleague would transmit a code to decrypt the files. If his instructions weren't followed precisely, Kessler said, the information would self-destruct.
Specialists at The Times set up a number of "air-gapped" laptops — disconnected from the internet — in a windowless, padlocked meeting room. Reporters cleared their schedules to sift through thousands of hours of surveillance footage.
On the morning of the scheduled delivery, Kessler sent a series of frantic texts. Disaster had struck. A fire was burning. The duplicate servers were destroyed. One of his team members was missing. He was fleeing to Kyiv.
Except two hours later, Kessler contacted Pottinger and didn't mention any emergency. Instead, he asked Pottinger to formulate two schemes for prying up to $1 billion from potential targets with the footage which the Times suggested may have been a trap.
Pottinger obliged, describing two options for capitalizing on the evidence. The first, a "standard model" for legal settlements, would include splitting the money among Epstein's victims, a charitable foundation, Kessler, and the lawyers – who would get up to 40%.
In the second hypothetical, the lawyers would approached the high-profile men, convince them to hire them to ensure they wouldn't get sued, and then "make a contribution to a nonprofit as part of their retainer."
Pottinger would effectively represent a victim, settle their case, and then represent the victim's alleged abuser – a legal, yet morally questionable practice for an attorney to engage in.
Dershowitz and the weird recorded phone call
In late September, Dershowitz's secretary related a message that Kessler wanted to speak with him about Boies – with whom Dershowitz has a long-running feud. Dershowitz recorded the call, during which Kessler said he no longer trusted Boies and Pottinger.
"The problem is that they don't want to move forward with any of these people legally," said Kessler, adding "They're just interested in trying to settle and take a cut."
"Who are these people that you have on videotape?" Mr. Dershowitz asked.
"There's a lot of people," Kessler said, naming a few powerful men. He added, "There's a long list of people that they want me to have that I don't have."
"Who?" Mr. Dershowitz asked. "Did they ask about me?"
"Of course they asked about you. You know that, sir."
"And you don't have anything on me, right?"
"I do not, no," Kessler said.
"Because I never, I never had sex with anybody," Mr. Dershowitz said. Later in the call, he added, "I am completely clean. I was at Jeffrey's house. I stayed there. But I didn't have any sex with anybody."
As the Times asks, "what was the purpose of Kessler's phone call? Why did he tell Mr. Dershowitz that he wasn't on the supposed surveillance tapes, contradicting what he had said and showed to Mr. Boies, Mr. Pottinger and The Times? Did the call sound a little rehearsed?"
Dershowitz told the Times he has no idea why Kessler called him.
Holding out hope
In a November 7 email, Boies told the Times "I still believe he is what he purported to be," adding "I have to evaluate people for my day job, and he seemed too genuine to be a fake, and I very much want him to be real."
That said, he also noted "I am not unconscious of the danger of wanting to believe something too much."
Ten days later, Mr. Boies arrived at The Times for an on-camera interview. It was a bright, chilly Sunday, and Mr. Boies had just flown in from Ecuador, where he said he was doing work for the finance ministry. Reporters wanted to ask him plainly if his and Mr. Pottinger's conduct with Kessler crossed ethical lines.
Would they have brokered secret settlements that buried evidence of wrongdoing? Did the notion of extracting huge sums from men in exchange for keeping sex tapes hidden meet the definition of extortion?
Mr. Boies said the answer to both questions was no. He said he and Mr. Pottinger operated well within the law. They only intended to pursue legal action on behalf of their clients — in other words, that they were a long way from extortion. In any case, he said, he and Mr. Pottinger had never authenticated any of the imagery or identified any of the supposed victims, much less contacted any of the men on the "hot list."
When the Times showed Boies text exchanges between Kessler and Pottinger, he "showed a flash of anger and said it was the first time seeing them."
Eventually, Boies concluded that Kessler was probably a con man.
"I think that he was a fraudster who was just trying to set things up," adding that he had probably baited Pottinger into writing things that were more nefarious than they really were.
Pottinger, meanwhile, claims he was stringing Kessler along – "misleading him deliberately in order to get to the servers."
Despite Kessler's story falling apart, the Times asks if his claims are plausible.
Did America's best-connected sexual predator accumulate incriminating videos of powerful men?
Two women who spent time in Mr. Epstein's homes said the answer was yes. In an unpublished memoir, Virginia Giuffre, who accused Mr. Epstein of making her a "sex slave," wrote that she discovered a room in his New York mansion where monitors displayed real-time surveillance footage. And Maria Farmer, an artist who accused Mr. Epstein of sexually assaulting her when she worked for him in the 1990s, said that Mr. Epstein once walked her through the mansion, pointing out pin-sized cameras that he said were in every room.
"I said, 'Are you recording all this?'" Ms. Farmer said in an interview. "He said, 'Yes. We keep it. We keep everything.'"
During a 2005 search of Mr. Epstein's Palm Beach, Fla., estate, the police found two cameras hidden in clocks — one in the garage and the other next to his desk, according to police reports. But no other cameras were found.
So – it appears that Kessler was either a fraud or an operative, and the entire saga may have been designed to cast doubt over whether tapes actually exist. Or, Kessler is for real – and for some reason hasn't found a way to release the videos. That said, since he says he's not interested in extortion, what's the hold-up?
Below: Jeffrey Epstein Didn't Kill Himself written by Rob Dew Performed by The False Flags.
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William Strayer December 2, 2019 At 10:46 am
Don't tell killary
Carol H. December 2, 2019 At 8:00 am
I was thinking the same thing; that this man was rather stupid or had a death wish to announce that he had incriminating evidence against these wealthy, well connected men. Kessler sounds a bit unhinged and erratic. It could all be nothing more than a psycho wanting attention. Regardless, it was not a well thought out plan.
JohnRich December 1, 2019 At 5:39 pm
Mr. Kessler whoever you might be. You have painted a target on your back and you have committed suicide in the next few weeks. Money is really not that important once the Clintons put that laser pointer on you.
Irwin Hill December 2, 2019 At 12:45 pm
John, when it turns out that Mr. Kessler is alive a month from now, will you comment on the accuracy of your prediction? How easy it is for you to accuse the Clintons of a murder that hasn't happened. Would you like it if you were accused of past or future murders–without a shred of evidence.
Here's why I KNOW that the Clintons haven't killed people. If they had, President Trump would know about it and would have made sure they were put on trial. But that hasn't happened. Of course, you might believe that you know more about what's going on than the President. If so, you owe it to him and to the country to share your evidence.
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As the 3 enfolded Type A polygons have 27 sectors with 26 corners, the (3+3) enfolded polygons have 54 sectors with 50 corners. ELOHIM, the Godname of Binah with number value 50, prescribes the 50 corners. This conjunction of the numbers 26 and 50 is striking confirmation that the number value of ELOHIM is 50. The geometrical context is consistent with the abstract meaning of Binah as the source of all formative archetypes, for the number 50 is a minimal quantifier of the shape of the (3+3) enfolded polygons.
According to Table 2, the 81 tetractyses in the 3 enfolded Type B polygons have 400 yods. 81 of these are hexagonal yods at the centres of tetactyses. (400−81=319) yods line the 3 enfolded polygons. two yods in the root edge can be associated with each set of polygons. (319−2=317) boundary yods shaping all their tetractyses can be associated with each set. 317 is the number value of Shabbathai, the Mundane Chakra of Binah.


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A Twitter timeline to Atom feed proxy
Posted on February 7, 2013 February 8, 2013 by yiming
So Twitter is retiring version 1.0 of its API in March 2013. In its ongoing quest to become (more) evil, Twitter has decided that open syndication standards like Atom are no longer worth supporting. This, in addition to the gratuitously byzantine OAuth system (even for 2-legged auth between my own client and Twitter itself), makes consuming Twitter content anywhere else except on Twitter (and its official apps) an increasingly annoying task. An intended effect, perhaps.
I'm one of the few holdouts who believe current Web standards work just fine. I consume a lot of content from the Web in my native RSS client, as part of my ordinary daily workflow, without using 50 different apps and dozens of notifications. This includes my Twitter home timeline (where I follow just under 70 people/orgs of interest), which under API v1.0 was provided as a simple, standard RSS feed, like other open streams of data on the Web.
I'd been hacking on a Python-based Twitter JSON API to Atom feed proxy for some time, but became increasingly disillusioned with the stupidity of the API — and that it takes two libraries and tons of code to even get the OAuth dance started.
So I thought, in this entire WWW, there must be someone else as annoyed by Twitter's obstinacy as I am. Sure enough, Russell Beattie developed a single-file PHP script that accesses the authenticated Twitter stream and outputs an Atom feed.
I abandoned my Python code, forked that codebase, and made some minor modifications to suit my personal needs. This patched version is available here:
https://gist.github.com/yimingliu/4735445
All you need to do to use this script is to create your own Twitter app over at https://dev.twitter.com/apps (I called mine "TimelineProxy"), create an OAuth token, and fill in the blanks in the script. Since the new API also has a 100,000 user per application limit, it's probably best for every user to have his own proxy app with its own token, instead of relying on a central one.
There are some minor differences between my version and the upstream original. Basically this version uses full php tags instead of the less-well-supported short tags, and replaces t.co shortened URLs with their full original URLs. I also take advantage of the html content type in the Atom entry to allow links in the entry text, so in most feed readers any links are "clickable". Finally, this version returns proper HTTP error codes instead of 200 OK in case of Twitter API errors (like when you hit the rather draconian rate limits on each OAuth token).
However, it preserves the simplicity of the original, which is that you can drop this in the web directory of any PHP-enabled web server (no need for root access or installation of any libraries) and enable your own timeline proxy.
I want to eventually modify this script so that a single server can host any arbitrary user's timeline as an Atom proxy, provided they give the proper auth tokens. This means having to deal with the OAuth dance at some point. Ugh.
In any case, this disturbing "enclosure movement" of the open Web — taking previously free streams of information and fencing them into walled gardens of content — is a trend that should be opposed whenever possible. My thanks to Mr. Beattie for making the original script.
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Генрі Фігероа (,  28 грудня 1992, Санта-Фе) — гондураський футболіст, захисник клубу «Мотагуа» та національної збірної Гондурасу.

Клубна кар'єра
Фігероа розпочав свою кар'єру у клубі «Мотагуа». 4 квітня 2013 року в матчі проти «Атлетіко Чолома» він дебютував у чемпіонаті Гондурасу. 26 серпня в поєдинку проти «Реал Сосьєдаду» Анрі забив свій перший гол за команду. У складі «Мотагуа» він тричі став чемпіоном країни.

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14 вересня 2014 року в матчі Центральноамериканського кубка проти збірної Нікарагуа Анрі дебютував за збірної Гондурасу.

У наступному році в складі національної команди Фігероа взяв участь у розіграші Золотого кубка КОНКАКАФ у США і Канаді. На турнірі він зіграв у матчі проти США та Панами.

Згодом у складі збірної був учасником розіграшу Золотого кубка КОНКАКАФ 2017 року у США.

Наразі провів у формі головної команди країни 28 матчів.

Досягнення
 Чемпіон Гондурасу: Апертура 2014, Апертура 2016, Клаусура 2017
 Переможець Центральноамериканського кубка: 2017

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from __future__ import annotations

from datetime import datetime
from unittest.mock import patch

import pytest

from airflow.exceptions import AirflowException
from airflow.models import DAG, Connection
from airflow.providers.qubole.sensors.qubole import QuboleFileSensor, QubolePartitionSensor
from airflow.utils import db

DAG_ID = "qubole_test_dag"
TASK_ID = "test_task"
DEFAULT_CONN = "qubole_default"
TEMPLATE_CONN = "my_conn_id"
DEFAULT_DATE = datetime(2017, 1, 1)

class TestQuboleSensor:
    def setup_method(self):
        db.merge_conn(Connection(conn_id=DEFAULT_CONN, conn_type="HTTP"))

    @patch("airflow.providers.qubole.sensors.qubole.QuboleFileSensor.poke")
    def test_file_sensor(self, patched_poke):
        patched_poke.return_value = True
        sensor = QuboleFileSensor(
            task_id="test_qubole_file_sensor", data={"files": ["s3://some_bucket/some_file"]}
        )
        assert sensor.poke({})

    @patch("airflow.providers.qubole.sensors.qubole.QubolePartitionSensor.poke")
    def test_partition_sensor(self, patched_poke):
        patched_poke.return_value = True

        sensor = QubolePartitionSensor(
            task_id="test_qubole_partition_sensor",
            data={
                "schema": "default",
                "table": "my_partitioned_table",
                "columns": [{"column": "month", "values": ["1", "2"]}],
            },
        )

        assert sensor.poke({})

    @patch("airflow.providers.qubole.sensors.qubole.QubolePartitionSensor.poke")
    def test_partition_sensor_error(self, patched_poke):
        patched_poke.return_value = True

        dag = DAG(DAG_ID, start_date=DEFAULT_DATE)

        with pytest.raises(AirflowException):
            QubolePartitionSensor(
                task_id="test_qubole_partition_sensor",
                poke_interval=1,
                data={
                    "schema": "default",
                    "table": "my_partitioned_table",
                    "columns": [{"column": "month", "values": ["1", "2"]}],
                },
                dag=dag,
            )

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Q: Partitioning a graph with degrees at most 3 We define a partition of an undirected graph $G=(V, E)$ as some set $A \subseteq V$, which partitions $V$ into $A$ and $V \setminus A = B$. Define $n=|V|$. We call a partition $\alpha$-balanced if $\alpha \cdot n \leq |A| \leq (1-\alpha) \cdot n$ for some fixed constant $\alpha$ ($0 < \alpha \leq 1/2$), so $A$ and $B$ both contain at least some constant fraction of $V$. We define the imbalance between $A$ and $B$ as $||A|-|B||$ (so as the absolute difference between their sizes).
We call a partition $c$-crossing if $ \# \{(a,b) \in E | (a \in A, b \in B) \vee (a \in B, b \in A)\} \leq c$ for some constant $c$, so if the number of edges not completely inside $A$ or $B$ is at most a constant.
We call a graph $k$-bounded if every vertex has degree at most $k$.

I conjecture that there exist fixed $\alpha$ and $c$ such that any 3-bounded graph has a $c$-crossing $\alpha$-balanced partition.

Any 2-bounded graph has a $2$-crossing $1/4$-balanced partition: consider the connected components of such a graph. Starting from small to large, we assign these components to either $A$ or $B$ in their entirety, picking the set with the least vertices (so far) out of $A$ and $B$. Because we go from small to large, we will end up alternating between $A$ and $B$, and this means that the imbalance between $|A|$ and $|B|$ will at most be the size of the largest connected component.
The graph is 2-bounded, so all connected components are cycles, lines or single points. If the largest connected component is a point, the imbalance is 1 and we have a $2$-crossing $1/4$-balanced partition. Otherwise, it is a cycle or line and we can cut it in half, assigning one half to $A$ and the other to $B$. This halves the imbalance, and since the imbalance of $A$ and $B$ is at most $n$, the resulting imbalance is at most $n/2$, so $\alpha = 1/4$ will work. Cutting it in half only gives us 2 edges crossing the partition, so $c=2$ will work as well.
Does the same thing work for 3-bounded graphs as well? It seems like we only have to be able to cut a connected component in half for this to work. Bonus points if you can give a fast algorithm for finding such a partition.
I've tried searching on the subject, but I've found nothing. I might just be searching for the wrong things though. The motivation for the subject is from Computer Science: this is a subproblem of a problem I'm trying to find a good algorithm for.

A: I believe your conjecture might be false, unfortunately.
Existence of 3-regular expander graphs would disprove your conjecture.
Expander graphs have the property that any subset of vertices have a sufficient fraction of neighbours.
For a good discussion, see Terry Tao's blog post: http://terrytao.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/distinguished-lecture-series-ii-avi-wigderson-expander-graphs-constructions-and-applications/
I found this paper which references another paper (Mark S. Pinsker. On the complexity of a concentrator. In 7th Annual Teletraffic Conference,
pages 318/1–318/4, Stockholm, 1973.), which claims almost all $d$-regular graphs are expander graphs for $d \ge 3$.

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Step One: Heat your water to a low simmer. Place the ball of foil under the right side of the crescent moon mold (so soap will slightly pool into the moon on the left). We used a paper plate since we didn't have the foil close at hand.
Step Two: Cut your shea butter soap into Ice cube sized chunks and place in the small microwavable container, cover with plastic wrap and zap for 30 seconds, stir; if it's not quite melted give it another 12 seconds or 'til just melted (do not overheat).Add one dropper of gardenia and blend in. Spray the mold.
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Step Five: If the soap in the injector cools off before you've finished you can always squirt it back in its container [immediately clear the injector by drawing up hot water and squirting it back into your pan] and zap for another 6-12 seconds or whatever time is needed to reheat – then re-mist and inject any empty cavity that is still in need of the first white layer.
Let the white soap totally harden 10 min or so.
Step Six: While the first layer is hardening , cut up your clear soap into ice cube sized bits, cover with plastic wrap and microwave in the larger microwavable container for 55 seconds. Stir, cover and zap for another 30 seconds or until the clear soap is completely melted making sure to stir each time you check to avoid creating hot spots (again, you do not want to overheat your soap).
When your clear soap is melted you are going to add 3 squirts of Ultramarine blue and stir in completely. Then add 1-3 drops of black oxide to your liking. The resulting color should be a deep navy blue soap. At this point stick your pinkie finger into the soap and if it's not hot enough to burn your finger go ahead and add your Lily Fragrance Oil and stir in completely. Cover with plastic wrap and set aside.
Check back tomorrow for the rest of the instructions for making Starry Night, Crescent Moon Soaps.
Let me know if you have any questions, and have fun!
LOL…ok, you two keep nagging at me and I just might. ;D You two sure make it seem "super easy".
Hehe, thanks! I am a total tool junkie. There's almost nothing you can't do if you have the right tools.
This looks a tad complex for me at this point, but, PJ, I love your M&P tool kit!


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package helpers

import (
	"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
	"html/template"
	"testing"
)

func TestParse(t *testing.T) {
	tpl, err := template.New("test").Parse("
{{ .Test }}
")
	assert.Nil(t, err)

	result := Parse(tpl, "test", map[string]string{"Test": "test"})

	expected := "
test
"
	assert.Equal(t, expected, result)
}


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John Updike American Literature Analysis
John Updike Short Fiction Analysis
John Updike Long Fiction Analysis
John Updike Poetry: American Poets Analysis
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John Updike is always caught in the middle. Fortunately, that's how he likes it. By his own admission, Updike has dedicated his career to depicting middle-class people in small-town America. A New England native, Updike's dissection of Yankee WASPs earned him early success and numerous literary awards. Later in life, Updike experimented outside that comfort zone, yielding mixed results and responses. These later works often take well-known stories and reinvent them or retell them from a new perspective. At its best, Updike's writing celebrates America, even as it depicts the complexities of human relationships. In lesser efforts, Updike has been criticized as indulgent and simplistically self-satisfied. Still, his impressive body of work contains fiction and nonfiction, prose and poetry, short and long form, and children's stories as well as grown-up sagas.
Facts and Trivia
Updike's depiction of small-town America took a whimsical turn in his novel The Witches of Eastwick, later adapted as a film, a short-lived TV show, and a stage musical.
One of Updike's best-beloved pieces of writing is an essay about legendary Boston Red Sox player Ted Williams called "Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu."
A departure from his usual work, Updike's 2000 novel Gertrude and Claudius is a prequel to Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Updike, the critic, is not afraid of taking on fellow novelists, regardless of their reputation. He has traded words with the likes of Gore Vidal and Tom Wolfe.
Updike died on January 27, 2009, at the age of 76.
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John Updike was born on March 18, 1932, in Shillington, Pennsylvania, the only child of Wesley and Linda Grace (Hoyer) Updike. His early years were spent in the Shillington home of his mother's parents, John and Katherine Hoyer. When John was thirteen, they moved to the old family farm in Plowville, ten miles outside Shillington, where John's mother had been born. These were lean years for the family, which was supported only by his father's meager salary as a mathematics teacher at Shillington High School. Though poor, his parents were well educated and had high aspirations for their son, who showed an early aptitude for art and writing.
Influenced by The New Yorker, the youthful Updike was determined to become a cartoonist and writer for that magazine. His mother, who had literary aspirations of her own, became determined that John should go to Harvard University. Because of his good grades, Updike won a full scholarship in 1950 to Harvard, where he majored in English and was editor of the Harvard Lampoon. He graduated with highest honors in 1954. He met his future wife, Mary Pennington, a Radcliffe student and daughter of a Unitarian minister, while he was a sophomore. They married in 1953, when Updike was a junior. In 1954, Updike published his first story in The New Yorker.
The Updikes spent a year during 1954-1955 at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art in Oxford, England, financed partly by a Knox Fellowship. Their first child, Elizabeth, was born during this time. After publishing four stories and ten poems in The New Yorker during that year, Updike was offered a position as The New Yorker's "Talk of the Town" reporter. The Updikes settled in New York City; Updike wrote for The New Yorker until 1957, when he felt the need to leave the city to devote his full time to writing. In April, 1957, they moved to Ipswich, Massachusetts, where they lived for the following seventeen years. In 1958, his first book, a collection of poems called The Carpentered Hen and Other Tame Creatures, was published. In 1959, Updike published The Poorhouse Fair, his first novel, and a collection of stories, The Same Door . His second child, David, was born in 1957. In 1959, Updike's second son, Michael, was born; in 1960, his last child, Miranda, was born. The Ipswich years saw Updike not only as a prolific writer but also active in community affairs. He was a member of the Congregational Church and the Democratic Town...
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What external conflicts exist in "Separating" by John Updike?
In John Updike's "Separating," the external conflicts are seen between the members of the family as Richard and Joan prepare to tell their children of—and then discuss—what they say will be a...
What internal conflicts exist in "Separating" by John Updike?
The internal conflict that exists at Updike's "Separating" rests with the struggle of Richard to do the right thing as he and his wife prepare to tell their children they will be separating....
Who is the protagonist in "Sons" by John Updike?
This is an interesting question, as this story retreats backwards to follow the boyhoods of four men: the son, the father, the grandfather, and the great-grandfather. Hence, you could conclude that...
What literary terms are used in the poem "Perfection Wasted" by John Updike?"Perfection Wasted"...
The entire poem is built around an extended metaphor that compares life to some form of comedy act on a stage. Updike begins his poem by lamenting the fact that death marks the end of "your own...
What is the conflict in the John Updike short story "A&P"?
There are several examples of conflict in John Updike's short story, "A&P." The primary one concerns the store manager, Lengel, who berates a trio of young girls who come into his grocery store...
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Many entrepreneurs run out to raise money because they think they have to, but I'm telling you don't.
When 99% of startups are unsuccessful in getting external funding (according to Fundable), it's because the majority go after it for the wrong reasons. Pursuing it at the wrong time can have long-lasting negative repercussions for your business, and there are many inherent advantages to taking the self-made route instead. Some of today's success stories found their footing through bootstrapping — GoPro, Craigslist, Tough Mudder, GitHub, to name a few. Even 60% of Inc. 500 CEOs launched their first companies with less than $10,000.
When I founded my two companies — Travelers Haven in 2008 and Hotel Engine in 2014 — it was a conscious decision to grow them as self-sustaining businesses. And so far, the many advantages of staying self-funded have far outweighed the obstacles.
Retain control over the equity and direction of your company.
When you accept external funding, you're accepting those new shareholders to influence your business's growth beyond cash flow. You might be forced or pressured to make decisions that go against what's best for the company in favor of what's best for them, especially at crucial moments early on. Essentially, your own investment and power will be diluted.
Bootstrapping allows you more freedom in decision-making and more flexibility to follow your instincts. You can purposefully select the members of your core team, whether that's a co-founder or group of advisors. Had I accepted funding, it may have changed the profile and course of my companies. I was able to keep business moving in a direction that followed my vision and cultural values.
Be passionate, and you'll become resourceful.
One of the core values for both of my companies is to keep a healthy obsession. Every decision hinges on whether it will be the best move for our customers; if it's not, we find another way. This mentality forces you to get creative and scrappy with the limited resources and capital that you have. When you're a one-person company or work with just a small team (as I did in the beginning), everyone needs to develop a versatile skill set that goes beyond a specific role. This only works with passionate people willing to wear many hats.
Super-efficiency becomes a necessity. At Travelers Haven and Hotel Engine, we have to take on a lean business model and low burn rate because our day-to-day costs are integral to our survival. No number of investors or venture capital can make up for a lack of passion.
Growing a startup will require all the dedication, grit, and imagination you have, but from that comes experimentation. Bootstrapped companies have the leeway to test different strategies and seize the right opportunities at the right time. It also allows entrepreneurs space to develop their product or service and gain traction before becoming too prominent. Waiting on venture capital funding for the right time will allow for better valuations and leverage in the future.
It may seem like you're missing an opportunity to expedite your company's success, but you're also avoiding the risk of early exposure. My own choice was to remain under the radar until it made sense not to be. Raising any funds would have changed my companies' profiles permanently.
You won't waste your time and energy on funding you don't need.
Above all, you need to focus on the core aspects of your business. Scrambling through pitches and rounds of funding often leads to squandered hours and stress, when your attention could be focused on becoming operationally lean and cheaper to scale.
This is simply because success with investor funding is no guarantee for success for your business. Knowing that so few startups actually win over VCs and angel investors, it's clear that when many ask, "How can I secure VC?" they should be asking "Should I get VC?" or "Can I grow my company without VC?" This is especially true when as high as 75% of U.S. venture-backed startups fail, according to Harvard Business School senior lecturer Shikhar Ghosh. It's clearly not an all-in-one fix for every business.
Ultimately, time spent persuading investors is time you could invest in improving your product and operations to match your own pace and vision. If you want to grow a disruptive startup, your focus should always remain on what supports your long-term bottom line.


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Q: Countdown to start datetime, then countdown to stop datetime (jQuery) How do I countdown to a start time and then countdown to a stop time, using this countdown library?
The documentation says I should add a parameter onExpiry to run a callback function but no matter how I structure these functions, it either starts counting down to stopdate even when startdate is still in the future or it stops at 00:00:00:00 and does nothing on the expiry of startdate.
What I need it to do is countdown to startdate and when done, countdown to stopdate
function startTimers() {
  $(function() {
    $('#auction-counter').countdown({
      until: startdate,
      onExpiry: stopTimer,
      format: 'DHMS',
      padZeroes: true,
      alwaysExpire: true
    });

    function stopTimer() {
      $('#auction-counter').countdown({
        until: stopdate,
        format: 'DHMS',
        padZeroes: true,
        alwaysExpire: true
      });
    }
  });
}

The code above does countdown to startdate but then stops at 00:00:00:00

A: Your code is close to working. The issue you have is that the original countdown instance needs to be removed from the #auction-counter element. This can be done using the destroy setting of the countdown plugin.
From there you can re-initialise the second countdown using stopdate, like this:

// date setup
let now = new Date();
let startdate = new Date(now.setSeconds(now.getSeconds() + 5));
let stopdate = new Date(now.setSeconds(now.getSeconds() + 5));
let $counter = $('#auction-counter');

function firstTimer() {
  $counter.countdown({
    until: startdate,
    onExpiry: secondTimer,
    format: 'DHMS',
    padZeroes: true,
    alwaysExpire: true
  });
}

function secondTimer() {
  $counter.countdown('destroy'); // destroy original countdown instance

  console.log('starting second countdown');
  $counter.countdown({
    until: stopdate,
    onExpiry: () => console.log('both timers complete!'),
    format: 'DHMS',
    padZeroes: true,
    alwaysExpire: true
  });
}

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The U.S. market maker for S&P 500 variance futures is optimistic new initial margin rules could prove to be the catalyst the instrument needs to take off, following the execution of one such trade last week that involved a single December 2018 contract.
The future was first launched in December 2012 but it has struggled to attract market interest in large part because the margin requirements for trading the product compare unfavorably with the same requirements for trading its over-the-counter swap counterpart.
The product was designed to function as a listed alternative to the over-the-counter variance market, but it has not gained much traction, said Rob Hocking, global head of equity volatility trading at DRW Trading Group. That could start to change, since dealers have until Oct. 3 to comply with new collateral rules that require they put up initial margin on uncleared over-the-counter swaps. The capital cost of complying with that rule for an OTC variance swap could start to make the variance future look a bit more competitive, Hocking said.
"Everybody is preparing for what this means for the over-the-counter market," Hocking said, adding, "A lot of banks started seeing what else is out there." The Dec. 2018 trade last week may have been something of an experiment from a market player looking for an alternative to the OTC variance swap, Hocking suggested, noting that the trade executed was small. The December 2018 future was a "one lot" or 1,000 vega, compared to the typical minimum 50,000 vega trade in the OTC market, Hocking said.
Still, not everyone is convinced the variance future is a viable listed alternative to the variance swap. "Nobody understands what it is," said Michael McAleer, professor of quantitative finance at National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan. The VIX index is easy to grasp because it has been dubbed the fear index, but it is harder to understand the value of trading variance, McAleer said. "Variance is just average variation, which is a standard measure of risk," he said, adding, "Why would you want to look at the most primitive measure and ask what it's going to be [in the future]?" The December 2018 contract is the longest-dated S&P 500 variance future available.
The future was designed to take into account feedback from market players who wanted it to resemble the variance swap as closely as possible, Hocking said. "In order to accomplish this, a certain level of complexity is necessary," he said, adding that DRW and CBOE have been working on materials that explain its methodology.
Hocking is optimistic that as more dealers get used to the initial margin rules, there could be further interest in variance futures. Separately, the Options Clearing Corporation has been working on new margin enhancements that could help market players to further capital efficiencies through cross-margining of portfolios. The details may not be finalized until next year, Hocking said, but it could also help boost the capital efficiency of the variance future.
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Selena Gomez's taste in celeb men has gotten taller, darker and as American as the Captain himself.
In an interview on Sunday's episode of "Watch What Happens Live," the pop star reportedly told host Andy Cohen she has a "crush" on actor Chris Evans.
Isn't he cute? He's very cute… Oh man… He's either going to hate me or love me.
Chrelena shippers, relax. There's a chance the "Captain America" star wasn't even watching last night's episode.
Then again, now that the "Good For You" singer's feelings are known, Evans could easily decide to invite her out for a little Prosecco and live steak, or whatever fancy celebrity couples eat.
Though Gomez claims she isn't dating right now, she could surely make an exception for her secret celeb crush [heart eyes emoji].


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