 Betty says: "Another talent Ellen has. What a kid."
"I hope you like it," DeGeneres replies to her mum.
The moment of truth comes when Ellen has finished and Betty walks over to a mirror to admire her daughter's handy work.
Ellen asks: "Do you like it?"
Betty curtly replies: "No, not yet, but when I wash it — oh, you really cut it short."
Hopefully Betty will find that the coronavirus lockdown will give her a chance to grow back some of her curly locks before she has to go out and face the public again.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Blue Billywig adapter - Add site config to request similarly to app config
username_0: ## Type of change

- [X] Bugfix
- [ ] Feature
- [ ] New bidder adapter  <!--  IMPORTANT: if checking here, also submit your bidder params documentation here https://github.com/prebid/prebid.github.io/tree/master/dev-docs/bidders --> 
- [ ] Code style update (formatting, local variables)
- [ ] Refactoring (no functional changes, no api changes)
- [ ] Build related changes
- [ ] CI related changes
- [ ] Does this change affect user-facing APIs or examples documented on http://prebid.org?
- [ ] Other

## Description of change
Forwards site config from `setConfig({ site:... })` similarly to how we forward it to `setConfig({ app:...})`, instead of just setting the page URL.
<issue_comment>username_1: @smenzer @username_0 When https://github.com/prebid/Prebid.js/pull/5236 lands in master I can complete this reviewThe bar chart compares the number of men and women who studies further education either full time or part-time between the years 1970/71 and 1990/91 in Great Britain. It can clearly be seen that full-time education is more popular than part-time education for both men and women.
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This is a New Old Stock MHT200. I purchased from an authorized McIntosh dealer a few weeks ago. The dealer had this new in the box in their warehouse. I intended to use it in a bedroom system but don't have the floorspace to accommodate it. It has been in use for just a few weeks and is perfect. I have the original box and room EQ microphone, remote etc.[Improvement of accessory pathways radiofrequency catheter ablation by arterial or venous epicardial mapping].

Failure of radiofrequency catheter ablation for atrioventricular reciprocating tachycardia may be related to imprecise location of accessory pathways. We have tested the safety and efficacy in improving successful rate of the procedure of a new technique of epicardial mapping of the atrioventricular sulcus by means of a small diameter (2.5F) 16 polar electrode catheter with a soft tip and a minor interelectrode and intercouple distance (2-6-2). The catheter was advanced via a right femoral approach into the coronary sinus or its branches, and the right coronary artery. We report 5 patients who underwent epicardial mapping-guided radiofrequency catheter ablation who had been previously treated with 1 or more (range 1-4) unsuccessful traditional mapping of the atrioventricular sulcus. Epicardial mapping was performed by means of selective catheterization of the coronary sinus in 4 cases, and of the right coronary artery in 1. The accessory pathways was precisely localized and ablated in all patients (mean 8 +/- 1.5 radiofrequency pulses, and 32 +/- 6 min fluoroscopy duration). No procedure or catheterization-related complications were observed. In conclusion, the technique of epicardial mapping used in this study proved to be safe and effective in localizing accessory pathways in selected cases, thereby enhancing radiofrequency catheter ablation success rate. The main advantage of this atraumatic catheter as compared to the traditional ones are the femoral approach and the possibility to advance the catheter to the most anterior aspect of the great cardiac vein. The epicardial mapping is thus a feasible alternative to traditional mapping, particularly in cases in which previous procedures have failed due to a complex arrhythmogenic substrate and or congenital abnormalities.I don't often make books based on dreams. I like to record my dreams to encourage myself to think in terms of a dream-like atmosphere. But mostly they are kept private. Occasionally a dream feels important and has such strong visual parts that I like to put it in a book. Childhood memories fill a similar spot, they are the basis of who I am, a part of me that has always been there. I usually don't spell them out for people, but I do like to honor them at times. Although if you get me reminscing I will tell you a bunch about my childhood. One book here is based on my husband's childhood. It resonates with me as well. There are blog posts here and here about using dreams as inspiration. And a blog post here about using childhood memories as inspiration.
A child's introduction to the wonders of Space
Prehistoric?
Dinosaur Wave
Bear With Me
In my Dreams We travel in Boats
zero to twelve
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We can see by starlight
Myself as my grandfather, made of crickets, grass and rain
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Recently, you may have seen this float around on Twitter about how do you validate your idea and if an idea is worth executing?
For me, this hit home. Not because I had not shipped something but because what happens when you actually do ship something.
“The only real validation is people paying for your product,” Pieter Levels.
Recently, I launched pre-order for The Lean Side Project. And amazingly enough, I received actual validation with thousands of dollars in pre-orders.
For many this is a great sign that you’ve done something right.
But it turns out, as a result of getting actual paying customers, I was able to talk to them and understand exactly what they needed.
What happened is that the people who paid money for my product, allowed me to validate the parts of my product that they wanted and parts that they did not need. I was able to talk to them and get feedback about why did they purchase? What were their actual needs? What are they trying to do?
I learned that there are two types of feedback.
This concept hits different after you have experienced it. Because iterating and listening to feedback by “talking to potential customers” isn’t the same as validated feedback from actual customers. Listening to validated users who actually handed you money is a higher level fidelity of feedback. It’s something that I had to learn the hard way when I launched my first startup in 2016. And it’s something that I am really thankful to learn because it’s already improved the chances that the finished product will be what my customers actually need.
"I still see people think "talking to customers" works when validating an idea, but people don't always know what they want. I think real validation of an idea happens with executing it and then people getting their credit card out and paying you for it.
Because of this step it’s resulted in me changing the long term product roadmap for The Lean Side Project.
It turns out the old adage saying of, “You are not your user” applied to my situation. What’s the biggest trap