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A: A method is not "opposed to a function" so the question is meaningless. A method is a function — a function declared at the top level of a type declaration.
func function() {}
class Class {
    func method() {}
    func anotherMethod() {
        func function() { }
    }
}


A: It’s a method. This is just an artefact of Swift’s shorthand for referring to methods and properties without the self. qualifier.
func foo() {
   print(\(getDataPoint()))
}

is exactly the same as writing
func foo() {
   print(\(self.getDataPoint()))
}

The SPAK leader was asked if they were concerned by politicians' statements about the investigation of their opponents. Arben Kraja said that they are not helped by public statements, adding that they are based only on evidence.
Regarding a legal regulation that does not allow these statements, Kraha said it has been and then removed, while underlining that it is not necessary.
We recall that Prime Minister Edi Rama has recently added that there are calls against SPAK to investigate the former chairman of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha.
"I do not want to comment on public statements from politics because it is not up to me to make such analyzes, I think. I am a law enforcer with all prosecutors. We have a standard principle that we have decided not to be influenced by public statements.
We can not stop anyone's public statements. Everyone has the right to freedom of expression and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers. We must continue to look at the papers we have, the files, the evidence, to be correct with the law.A note from Tavares on his site on #37 is; “For the sum of the Fibonacci numbers indexed to the first 37 decimal digits of Phi (after the decimal point) = 401.” This shows a relation between the Pi and Phi ratios, that we have previously illustrated in various blog posts.
This number is directly tied to 401 through the mathematics of a Circle. How? Aside from the fact that the numerical value of “ISAIAH” = 401, a Circle with a circumference of 1259 units yields a diameter of 401 units, according to the pi formula.
The Pi ratio of the first and last letters of the Hebrew Alphabet also correspond to the Alpha/Omega of the first and last signs of the Hebrew Mazzaroth, as seen in the Great Sphinx.
WOW! Ward???? AT 4??? You have to love the Browns man.
The last time that Mayfield was projected that low in the first round was probably January :-) He scooted up the draft rankings real fast in the past couple of months. That always happens... and it concerns me.
The fact that first few historically poorly run franchises haven't selected Rosen is because the league that forever was about a certain template, the Peyton Manning template, the standard rhythm offense, decided to adopt the playground football, ad lib QB, because some small percentage of teams won a Superbowl with rare talented ad libbers.
But for any team running tried and true, 40 year, 30 year, 20 year old templates of QB'ing and Offense, Rosen is going to be another Manning.
I've seen Rosen's footwork already at UCLA rival that of NFL Peyton Manning. Subtle **** like sprinting to his drop step, staggering his dropback speed in order to give himself an extra second to reach his back step and process one second earlier. **** Peyton did with precision. And Rosen's already got it.
I've also never seen a college QB identify and call out the inequity of the NCAA system and ruffle the feathers of the most prestigious monuments of the college game like Nick Saban, with Rosen's intelligence to cut right through the bull**** and call out the disproportionate monopoly and dichotomy that the NCAA shows outwardly versus reality.
I was so impressed when he did that.
If nothing else this draft is ALREADY CRAZY....How many of you had Mayfield and Ward at 1 and 4......Be honest??????
And there (ie. Ward) it is. One of the elite talents will fall to us. Now hopefully we don't pass on it.
Cleveland being Cleveland. They have the #1 and #4 and come away with the 2-3rd best QB and the 4-5th best Defensive player.
Denver, doesn't pick QB.
Vonn Miller and Bradley Chubby coming off the edges... ****ing gift from Cleveland.
Apparently, a QB only if Darnold or Mayfield was available.
That's a savage pass rush for Denver. Elway obviously sticking with his prior QB picks and wanting to give Lynch as much time as possible to develop under Keenum.
BPA in action....They couldnt have thought he would be there. Lucky ****s.
Rosen is still there. If he is there at 13 WE HAVE TO PICK HIM....We are talking a fall like Rodgers. And I think the best QB in the draft. We cant pass on him if he is there.
He went for the sure thing vs the major? mark.
Miami and Buffalo may have QBs fall to them.
Bills traded up to the 7th spot.
Oh, we'll probably trade down...
Trust me.... nothing would surprise me.Today on the broadcast, Christian counselors and authors Ed Welch and Leslie Vernick point the weary and depressed to help and hope.
Bob: Author and counselor, Dr. Ed Welch, refers to depression as a "stubborn darkness."
Woman: When you're in a depression, it is like being in a dark tunnel, and you don't see light; people will say things thinking they're helping you, and they're really not. They mean well, but they just don't understand, because they haven't walked through those waters that you're walking through. And it's a delicate issue, because there are different sides to depression.
Man: We went to this counselor, and after 30 minutes or an hour or whatever it was, he basically said, "Every problem is a spiritual problem, and we need to find out what's wrong spiritually in your life, and then these other things will fall into place." And that was very, very discouraging for my wife and me because I simply felt hopeless.
I just thought, "Well, that may be true, maybe there is something in my life that is wrong and that's causing all this, but I sure don't know what it is, and I don't see any way that I can find out what it is, so this advice is of no use to me.” I felt all alone in facing the problem, and it was another eight years before we went to counseling again.
Bob: This is FamilyLifeToday for Wednesday, July 13th. Our host is the President of FamilyLife, Dennis Rainey, and I’m Bob Lepine. Is depression a spiritual issue? What kind of counsel can you give to someone who is depressed? We’re going to talk about that today.
And welcome to FamilyLife Today. Thanks for joining us. I'm sure all of us have been in situations where we wondered what's the right thing to say, what's the right way to come alongside another person? You see them suffering, you see them experiencing depression, you want to be there for them, you want to encourage them, and you're never sure if what you're going to say is going to encourage them or if it's going to send them into a downward spiral.
Dennis: And if you need help in those situations, it's extremely beneficial to us if we have good coaches to be able to help us say the right things, and we've got a couple of them in the studio with us – Leslie Vernick and Dr. Ed Welch join us again on FamilyLife Today. Ed, Leslie, welcome back.
Dennis: Both have written books about the subject of depression, and, Ed, I want to feature your book here for just a moment – Depression: A Stubborn Darkness, Light for the Path. Toward the end of the book, you give a list of statements about what was not helpful and what was helpful to people who really grappled with depression.
I found these lists – especially, just listening to what was said here moments ago – to be meaningful, especially starting with the list, "It Was Not Helpful When." The first one is when "I looked for superficial sins in my life." You're saying when people look for superficial sin that didn't provide a solution for them, it wasn't helpful at all.
Ed: It doesn't sound very spiritual, does it?
Dennis: No, it doesn't. You'd think you'd be pointing people in that direction.
Ed: Exactly. When you're depressed you will look for anything that could unlock your depression and make you feel better, and you're going to eventually start saying, "Well, maybe there are certain sins in my life that have caused this," and you're going to say, "Well, what am I doing wrong," and you're going to look for ways you're treating your children and things like that.
It's important to look at those things, but, this is ultimately unavoidable. The nature of depression is like all suffering – it forces us to deal with the fact that we live before God at all times and in all ways.