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The last episode of 2018, episode 211, this week, we're talking about giving before we get into the meat of that episode,
AJ Jones.
Tell me how your week was.
It was a great week.
We had David Campbell stayed with us for about four or five days, didn't he?
He did.
David was our guest last week on the podcast.
If you missed out, put a link in the show now.
He's just got a glorious accent and a glorious personality.
He's one of the most laid-back people ever.
He was so easy to host.
Basically, as long as we had coffee, he was fine.
That's a pretty good summary.
He did drink more coffee than I've ever seen an individual drink ever.
It was astonishing how much caffeine that man could consume.
And still go to sleep.
And yeah, he said caffeine doesn't bother him at all.
Apparently, because he could have about 10 cups of coffee and still be fine.
He, I don't know if it was jet lag or the Holy Spirit or coffee, but he didn't
get home till what like one o'clock he was ministering at emanate till at least 1230
I think twenty to one was when he finished praying for the last person then he got home
around one ish to our house we ended up not going to bed till about twenty past one yeah
and then got up the next day and taught and he taught all day Monday Minister till one
o'clock in the morning and then got up and ministered again yeah and he was fine totally
fine. Yay, I guess coffee. And Holy Spirit, I think. I think probably Holy Spirit more
than coffee, but anyway, yes. Yeah, he came home buzzing. Anyway, joy to have David and
absolute joy. I love hosting people. Yeah, it was really fun. And you taught this week.
The thing is, because we know vacation doesn't feel like it was a week ago, does it? Well,
yeah, not even a week. Doesn't feel like at the start of this week, I was teaching on
honor. Yeah.
We've been off since Tuesday.
We went to church this morning.
- Yes.
- But apart from that, it's been full on pajama mode.
- Um, it has.
- Yes.
- I tried to put pants on this morning
and I honestly had to pause to stop and think,
wait, how do these, what are you doing?
'Cause I've just been in pajamas.
- How do I wear your pants?
- Yes.
- And again, I should say trousers for our British audience.
Let's do think I've been under wear list all day.
- Yes, that would be a good clarification to put in there.
- Yeah, you're welcome.
So you have been playing Mario and Rabbids.
- I think the name is Mario and Rabbids.
I'm not completely sure of it.
It was on sale, I think Black Friday,
and I texted Mr. Will, who is my source
to all things Nintendo, and said,
do you think I'd like this game?
And he said, yeah, I think you would.
And it's kind of a turn-based strategy game.

So you've got this board, and you place your characters,
and then they attack the other characters,
and then it's the other characters turn to tech you and and so on paper it sounded really tedious and slow and not my cup of tea
But oh my gosh, I've raced through I've loved it
I've absolutely loved it and now I'm going back and playing all the harder levels to complete it 100%
Of course you are, but it's thoroughly enjoyable
I think because it's all set in the world of Mario which I have a deep
Emotional connection to from my early not I'm gonna say my childhood, but really my late teens early 20s
It's it's just joyful absolute joyful
Amazing.
And it's fueled by David did bring how many pounds of chocolate?
Oh my gosh.
I don't even know.
Like the biggest chocolate bars I've ever seen.
Yeah, seven metric tons of chocolate.
So I've been being diligent working through those.
Yes.
And the only exercise I've had is shipping books.
I think I've only had two small pieces out of all of that chocolate.
Are you saying it's gone?
I'm saying that's your lack of discipline
that's not prioritized British chocolate.
Okay but are you saying it's gone it's not gone it's still where is it.
It's hidden around the house.
Where are you just after you see if you can find how i've done no Chris all i've done some christmas shopping
this all been online i've noticed you've been furiously moving around in fairness you don't usually do the christmas shopping.
Well, I resemble that statement.
But in two days, I get to figure out what you've been up to.
Christmas present wise.
Yeah, I've punched holes in the box. Hopefully it'll survive for another two days.
I know. I saw it moving very concerning.
Yeah, Andy, clue what I've got you for Christmas?
I don't.
You don't? That's because I asked the Lord to turn off your prophetic gift in that area.
Did you?
I did. Yeah.
Yeah, but Lord, please don't. I just want this to be a surprise for okay. Well, it's working. No, no, no, no, no, would you like some hints? Yes.
You're not getting any.
That's cruel. It's it's only like it's not even it's like a day and a bit away. You can give me one hint.
Okay, some assembly is required.
Okay. Okay. That's not a great.
I didn't say it's going to be a gray hint. Okay.
Your Christmas present to me, which you bought is currently stuck at customs.
Yes, well, that's because it's a live llama is being delayed.
Yes, but I'm so excited. Oh my gosh, I'm so excited.
I can't wait. Very exciting.
Anything else about this week we need to talk about?
Well, the Christmas service this morning was very cute, wasn't it?
Very, very cute. All these tiny kids doing readings, a couple of them were like just their
Their chins were at the podium.
That was very sweet.
Very sweet.
Yeah, we basically did a tag team of readings and carols and then got out of their pronto.
We did.
And we were done like an hour early.
Yes.
Well, like 45 minutes early.
What time did you finish the first service?
Well, that's probably true.
We finished at 9.45 for the first service.
And then we finished at 10 minutes after 12 or 6 minutes after 12 for the second service.
The disadvantage of that is then you're fighting with all the Baptists and stuff for restaurants
because normally we get out late enough that we're not affected by the church rush.
Anyway, it worked out well today.
Just to eat with the Baptists, don't it?
It'll be fine.
There you go.
Hey, also, what about that thing that MJ told you in the car?
You were driving a church today.
My name is my own business.
I'm driving with MJ and MJ says to me, "Empathy is when you feel what other people feel."
I was like, I beg your pardon.
He's like empathy is when you feel what other people feel.
I said, are you saying empathy?
He said, yeah, he said, like, if my friends crying, it makes me want to start crying.
That's empathy.
I'm like, you're just the most adorable six year old.
I was so cute.
Where did you say he learned that?
He said he learned it in school in life skills class.
I never got taught life skills.
No, I never got taught about empathy.
I'm like, OK, kindergarten.
You're already learning about MTV.
That's awesome.
Well done.
Flute nature of the heart.
There you go.
Our main topic this week is all about giving.
It is.
We didn't plan it for Christmas.
No.
We've been doing this 10-week series called Back to Basics.
These are like we whittle down what we think every Christian should know.
We start with the Bible and talk about the Holy Spirit and hearing God's voice,
the Father's love, forgiveness, church, inner healing, healing,
authority and we're in the ungiving, we basically thought, this is what we think every Christian
should know about. Yes, like the 10 things we think, hey, if you were to only listen to us talk
about 10 things, this is what we want you to take away. Right. And I've had fun doing it. I hope
listeners, you've been encouraged by it. And giving, it's funny because we were at Christmas time,
but we weren't, believe me, we are not that clever to line up topics with timing. But here we are,
Yeah, we're talking about giving.
Where do you want to start, baby?
- Well, I guess my first thought is that giving, of course,
is just an outward expression of an inward heart posture
of generosity.
So it's out working of something that's already happening
in your heart, hopefully.
- Yeah, I remember John saying, John Ona, our pastor,
spiritual father from Toronto,
who said, "All of the kingdom is built on generosity."
Like he started with God's heart,
for God still loved the world that he gave
his only begotten son.
the whosoever should believe in them will not perish but have eternal life.
Ultimate generosity.
Complete generosity.
And then of course, Jesus is generosity and laying down his life.
No one takes my life from me.
I give it freely.
I mean, so we love being on the receiving end of generosity.
Yes, but part of the work of the Holy Spirit is to fashion us into Christ like this.
Yeah.
So we leave our old way of thinking and we become just like Jesus.
And we're most like God when we're generous, when we're when we're giving.
Right. So to give you an example, uh, you know, we've had many times where we have been out for
lunch somewhere and someone has just mysteriously paid for our lunch or paid for our dinner or
something like that. Right. And so, and we, and we've done that a few times. We just, you know,
when the Holy Spirit's like, Hey, look over there, do you know, pay for that? You know, so it's just
fun. Like it's just super fun. It absolutely is. And, uh, so today we were out for lunch and
actually walked by this family that we know and you know they were having food and whatever
and immediately I was like oh my gosh we could totally pay for the lunch and you know
just bless them and you know they're just we know them to be a blessing to everybody
around them you know kind of thing so it was just fun to know that we could actually kind
of you know get them back which is probably the wrong way of putting it but you know what
I mean like let me ask you this I haven't been on the receiving end of having people
buy our meals and then getting to buy the people's meals. Which one do you find great
joy in doing?
It's more fun to buy their meals. Isn't that funny?
Yeah.
 You know, you can just love them in that way.
It's Jehovah's Sneaky at work.
Yeah, it was very fun.
That little sneakiness that you feel when you're about to do it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Generosity does not come naturally to our old way of living.
Yes.
Like the old man, the unredeemed state, we don't want to be generous.
Like, I found before Jesus talking about generosity, I just wanted to keep everything
to myself.
And we'll talk about whether that is in a second.
But because it's one of the Holy Spirit's passion to fashion us into the likeness of
Jesus, God's given us some pretty good instructions to become like him, especially in the areas
of generosity.
Yeah.
giving without first talking about tithing, even though tithing isn't giving.
Right.
So, give me a description of what tithing is.
So, tithing is this universal principle of returning 10% of all that you have back to
God.
Why do you say it's a universal principle?
Most people who repose the tithing sits in Old Testament covenant.
Why do you say it's a universal principle?
Because it's in the New Testament as well.
I think people want to just think it isn't so they don't actually have to pay attention
do it. It also predates the law.
I'm like, no, I actually appeared hundreds of years before the law. That's right.
So that's why, you know, we think of it as a, this universal principle. And so it's, yeah,
it's 10% of your increase. And so your increase is your salary, it's raises and bonuses. It's any
gifts that you get given. Just, you know, anything that is given into you in cash form, basically.
Yeah, that causes an increase. I tweeted this out earlier this week. I don't know why I was thinking of it, but I'm thinking that the tithing, when you tithe, you're neither being generous nor are you giving.
Right.
Like you're not generous when you tithe, you're merely obedient.
Right.
 You're merely returning it. So you can't give what isn't yours. So if tithing is neither generosity,
Nor is it giving.
Then you might ask, well, what is it?
I found tithing to be this brilliant discipline
that stretches your mind and keeps your heart supple
in order to give with a heart of generosity,
not give with a reluctant closed fist.
Yeah. Or live your whole life under fear
because you think there's never going to be enough.
Right.
I mean, tithing deals with so much...
Oh my gosh.
- It's such a brilliant invention.
I'm about to use an analogy that is purely theoretical.
Tithing is like going to the gym for your heart.
- Okay.
- So if you think about the people that you know
in our lives who regularly go to the gym,
who regularly work out, they are more flexible.
I mean, physically, they're more flexible.
They tend to have more energy.
And what's funny is the payoff that they get
isn't found doing the workout, the payout comes after.
Yeah, it costs them something.
Right. But the lifestyle of working out regularly yields to greater benefits that you find later
on in life. Yes.
Tieding's like that. It's not fun writing checks for 10% of everything that you have.
But what happens is it keeps anything that would rob generosity away.
Yes. That's really good, babe. I like it.
Oh, thanks. I'm actually planning a four week, three week. I can't remember.
Three, I think.
Is it three week series at the end of January in 2019? I'm going to be teaching on this whole topic.
So I've been praying with the Holy Spirit and been talking and been dialoguing.
So I've got, I've just been rummaging around my head and just dialogue with the Holy Spirit.
So some of the stuff is popping up. Talk to me about the biggest obstacle to generosity and
Well, I think the enemy of generosity is actually just the spirit and the mindset of
Mammon.
Ooh, we're talking about demonic mindsets and demonic spirits.
Talk to Mammon.
How does Mammon operate?
Well, I think Mammon says that they will never be enough.
Oh, it's that.
It almost seems reasonable, doesn't it?
Yes.

Mammon seems like he's giving you good advice.
But actually, Mammon is just another voice of fear.
Oh yeah.

That's what I love about Tithing.
Tithing constantly draws this line in the sound that says to everybody listening, spiritual,
you know, invisible and visible, "I can't be bought and I will not be scared off by
lack."
Yeah, I'm with him.
Right, yeah.
Tithing reminds us that everything we have comes from God.
So if we return back to God, what's already his, he can always give us more.
Tithing, actually, it's funny.
Tithing demonstrates that we have confidence will never be in lack.
Yeah.
Whereas, Mammon constantly reminds us we always will be.
Okay.
So, babe, the question is we're talking about tithing, but if tithing has nothing to do with
generosity, why are we talking about it?
Well, that's a great question.
Tithing is our bedrock and mammon kept at bay
Giving then becomes something that we can practice right and you only get generous by actually giving you will never be a theoretically
generous person
Right, it's the by generosity is the byproduct of consistent giving
Largy speaking we will not give if we're not already tithing if we are not tithing
We are in idolatry to mammon and mammon says you can't you can't tithe you can't give
So I've never met a generous giver who wasn't previously a generous either. Yeah, I've heard people say and I remember even thinking this like well
I'll get generous when I have a lot of money and actually no you won't right
You know if you don't actually learn to put God first when you have little
You're not gonna learn to put him first when you have much. It's just gonna get swept away
I think it was Bill Johnson said when you have little sacrifices easy
Generosity is hard. Yes
And when you have a lot, generosity is easy, but sacrifice is hard.
Yeah.
The whole thing is you learn both in a biblical principle where you are faithful in the small
things before you're faithful and the big.
Yeah.
So like we have some friends who, this is just brilliant.
They, they said, they called me one day and they just said, we've been praying and we were
talking on a night of dinner.
Wouldn't it be amazing to be able to pay off somebody's mortgage?
And we're just thinking about, we can't wait till we get to the point in our lives
where we're so financially full that we can pay off somebody's mortgage.
And they said, we were talking about that.
And then the Holy Spirit challenged us going, love your heart,
but you could actually practice that now.
And they're like, how could we pay off somebody's mortgage?

And so they called us to say, hey, we're thinking of this couple in the
church.
Could you find out how much their mortgage is?
We'd like to pay their mortgage for a month.
Right.
And I was like, I love that.
That's amazing.
So in where you want to go.
Yeah, absolutely.
We found that there's two types of giving.
There's one you can give out of your overflow, which is one of the reasons God will give
you an abundance.
And then there's giving sacrificially.
Yeah.
Right?
So are we call it tithing giving and giving when it hurts?
Right.
The difference between giving and giving when it hurts is usually, I think if you've been
practicing a discipline of giving, that comes easy.
The giving that hurts is usually initiated by the Holy Spirit.

Like give away a car, give away a house or something extravagant.

The thing that the two types of giving have in common is what you were touching
on earlier about lunch.
Jesus said, or Paul said that Jesus said in Acts 20 verse 35, that it's more
blessed to give than to receive.
And the funny thing about that verse, like every verse in the Bible,
is you will never find out the truth of that verse if you don't first give.
All right, so I have a question. Can I give if I don't tithe?
So that again, can you give if you don't tithe?
You know, I know people that are like, "Well, I give and I'm generous, but I don't tithe."
Is that giving?
I mean, I think you can give if you don't tithe, but I don't suggest it.
Yeah.
Because tithing protects your money.
If you're not tithing, then I guarantee that devourer is at work in your life.
So you'll never have enough to give if you don't tithe.
Right.
Right.
So that's one of the tricks of the enemy that he uses to keep you from tithing.
You think, how can I like, I can barely make ends meet as it is.
Why would I make things worse by only living on 90%?
Right.
Like, I don't even have the 10% to give to the Lord.
And I mean, my response to that was, well, you're right and you're wrong.
You don't have the 10% because the devourer is in play.
Mm-hmm.
But the Lord rebukes the devourer when you commit to a lifestyle of tithing.
So actually the problem is not that you don't have enough.
The problem is that you've unleashed devourer.
Yes.
Okay.
Oh wow.
Okay.
Good.

Way further.
It does just not make sense.
It's crazy.
It's a crazy math.
Right, we've talked about this before. In fact, we've embarrassingly talked about in public.
 And we do that because we like to wage war on a poverty mindset.
Well, we have a chart of everything we give above the tithe.
Oh, yes. Let me clarify that. Yeah. Our tithe is a no-brainer. Like, we don't even think of
money that is ours to disperse pre-ties, like that just does not even factor in our consideration.
Right.
In fact, we just loved it the other day our kids got given some money for Christmas and
our kids, I mean, we didn't tell them, but our kids just said, okay, so we just got
given a hundred bucks, okay, so 10 bucks to the time.
That means I have 90 bucks to spend.
They just like straight off the bat, they were just like, I don't have $100 to spend.
I have $90 to spend.
Yeah.
I was like, kids.
That's awesome.
We're getting it because again, they see how we live.
And it's crazy math.
The point with telling the story about the spreadsheet
is at the end of every month and at the end of every year,
we can see what we gave, we can see what we received,
and we're just like, Lord, this math does not add up.
Like, how do you make it happen?
But it's the Kingdom principles.
What were we talking about?
Oh, yeah, Tithing, you were asking, can you give?
Yeah, our advice, tithe first, give second, and then given it will be given to you kicks in.
Yeah. Talk to me about that, Vorsk, because you helped me with that.
Well, I think that verse is about more than just tithing. So that's out of Luke 6,
and it's verse 38, you know, give and it will be given to you. Good measure,
press down, shake it together, running over. That's not just talking about tithing, that's
talking about everything, you know? So give friendship and it would be given to you. Give
joy and it would be given to you. You know, like whatever the thing is that you're giving,
it would be given to you. And then it's, but it's over in abundance. You know, it's not just a
return of what you gave, but it's pressed down and shaken together and then it's still running over.
So I that's talking about a lifestyle of generosity. Then in everything that you do,
it's marked by you are because of how generous your father is.

- I remember hearing you teach that verse and you were talking
and you said, "Give and it will be given to you."
And then you asked the question, "What is it?"
And I was like, "I haven't been paying attention.
I don't know what is the yet."
And you were like, "It is whatever you give."
- Right.
- Like if you give money,
Money will be given to you.
We give your time, time will be returned to you.
And I remember we went through a season
where we would give things
and watch as those things got multiplied back to us.
- Yeah, I remember like back in the day
when I first started learning to tithe
when I was, you know, whatever, 1920 in there.
And, you know, I'm tithing, but I had no extra.
But I remember I wanted to give, but I had no extra.
And so I would just find people and babysit for free
or do something where I could sow time
'cause I had time, I didn't have money.
- Right.
- But it was still giving 'cause it,
like it saved that person the money they would have paid
for babysitting or whatever.
And even then realizing, "Wow, Lord,
you're doing something, you're shifting something."
- Yeah, I think you're right.
I think the amount that you give
in one sense doesn't have anything to do with dollars.
I mean, it does, of course.
But God counts the motive of the heart as well as dollars.
There's this beautiful passage in Luke 21
where Jesus is watching the Singlet of Temple
and he's watching people come in
and give money into the offering.
And he sees all these people, wealthy people come in,
they give large amounts of money.
And then he sees this widow come in
and she gives like two mites.
And he turns into disciples and he says,
I tell you that she gave more than everyone else
because she gave all she had.
Everyone else gave out their abundance.
- Right.
- Currency, dollars, pounds, euros, whatever,
comes and goes, but heart and faithfulness
is something you can always give.
Like you can always sow honor.
You can always sow forgiveness.
You can always sow mercy.
You can always sow good attitude.
- Yeah.
- And I think it was Graham Cook who once said,
remember him saying, "You know,
"there's a couple of things I never lack
because I'm always sewing them.
And I was like, I really like that.
And I started pricing that to the point where I'd say, I would say, tell me if you
think this is me being truthful, two things that we do not lack is encouragement
and prophetic direction because we're always sewing encouragement and we're
always sewing prophetic direction.
Tell us we're always I agree prophesying to other people.
And so it's just not a lack in our life because we're always, we're always giving
it.
And because the Lord is good, it always returns to us.
Yeah, I totally agree. I think, I mean, before I really got this and before I thought generosity
was an exciting thing, I think I would have been like, oh, I don't like that very much.
That's going to require something of me. Yeah, it requires personal responsibility.
Yeah. Yeah. But I love it now.
But here's the thing, like we've told so many scary testimonies over the years, like scary
good, like, like, are you kidding me, Lord? Like, how did you, how did we end up with this?
And there's Chris Voutin that I once heard say everybody wants the testimony, nobody wants the test.
Yes.
Seriously, if you have not read the book The Bless Life by Robert Morris, it's not too late to get this for Christmas.
If you haven't read The Bless Life by Robert Morris, it is one of the most encouraging and challenging books I have ever read in my life.
Like every time I read it, I just want to give away everything I have.
It's so, it's like so empowering and so challenging, but the, I think part of the reason that we're
fanatics about this is since we've been married, we have given what we've had and received what
we could never have afforded. Yeah, absolutely. Like we give what's in our hand and I'm constantly
amazed at how the Lord is, I mean, it's somewhat embarrassing. Yeah. I mean, we shouldn't be
embarrassed about it, but let me change that word. It's not embarrassing. It's somewhat breathtaking.
We were just like, Lord, you are astonishing in your never-ending goodness. And I just want to
encourage everybody else to be people who are tithers, who are givers, and are people who are
comfortable giving when it hurts, because he's always good. Yeah, he's great. I'm not going to
apologize for anything I've said, but somehow I feel like whenever I talk about giving, it never
feels light and frothy always feels like I'm doing warfare. Just even talking about it.
Do you feel like that?
Um, maybe a little bit. I think, I think because I realized there's so much life on the other side
of really understanding it and getting it. I kind of, this is probably not the right way
of putting it, but I kind of don't care. You know, because I remember my initial reactions to things
like tithing and giving and stuff like that. And I remember all the fear and then thinking,
"What's your motivation for talking about this?" And going through all of that process.
But on the other side of actually grasping it and understanding it and then walking in it and
realizing the freedom that it brings, I would rather kind of offend with a small O and have people
shift, have them have a shift in their lifestyle that brings freedom. And then we can sort out the
the small O later. Does it make sense?
It does. I was thinking about that verse that the Lord loves a cheerful giver.
Yeah. For me personally, I didn't become a cheerful giver until afterwards, I was a faithful
giver. Yeah.
Like there's nothing cheerful about me giving it was I was an obedient giver.
And then that led to cheerfulness.
Yeah. Like I'm glad one of us reigns the other one in because it does get a little bit
crazy.
Like we're like, I want to do this.
The other one was like,
-Okay. -Let's both hear that.
-I hope that's encouraging, wouldn't you?
I don't know when your listening to this episode.
If you're listening to it on Christmas Eve,
we're just praying you have the most glorious Christmas ever.
We're praying for you to have an amazing new year.
And I want to encourage you for 2019 as you start off 2019,
consider, like my mom taught me this as a little boy,
count your blessings, name them one by one.
I've been nothing but encouraged by charting our giving and our receiving.
Like it has mathematically proved to me what is already right in the Bible, but it's just
a constant encouragement.
And even when we felt like the Lord has asked us to give, when, you know, we take a deep
breath, but when we look at the, we look at His faithfulness in the past, it encourages
us to give in the future.
Absolutely.
And even actually at the end of every year, we sit down with the kids because at the beginning
of the year, we usually write a list.
What kinds of things would you like to see happen this year?
Sometimes on their list are things that they'd like to have and sometimes it's just experiences
they'd like to have or things they'd like to see shift or whatever.
Every year after Christmas we'll sit down at some point and go through that list and
just be thankful for all the things that God did.
One of the things Dave Campbell taught us really, he said, "Your kids will grow up because
Because you're in ministry, your kids will grow up seeing the cost of ministry, the toll
of ministry that will take on you and the toll that will take on families.
And you're doing your best to mitigate that, but there is a cost of being in ministry.
Yeah.
And he said, if they only ever see the cost, there's a danger that they become embittered
at the church.
Right.
You have to teach them to see the blessing of being in ministry as well.
So that's one of the things we do when we talk about tithing, when the kids ask us about
money when we're given things, we tell them like, this is because of God. This is an outworking
of our faithfulness to God that He is faithful to us to teach them that they're not going
to live in lack because Mommy and Daddy decided to give our lives to Jesus. That's not the
kingdom.
Right. And I do think that.
Oh, yeah.
And yeah, so we're just trying to be real intentional with the kids that actually you don't ever lose
out by following God.
Right. The righteous will never go hungry.
Yeah.
All right. I have a question for you.
Yes.
Hide into this very topic.
This is from Melissa and she asks this my question for the both of you is tithing related.
I've been following the 50/30/20 budgeting rule. That's where 50% of your income goes towards
essential expenses, 30% towards lifestyle and 20% towards saving. I'm curious to know where
tithing best fits into this. Would it go into one of the categories or would you start budgeting
from income that has already had the tithe taken out? I'd love hearing any input you guys would have.
I that's fairly easy for me.  Yeah, let me ask you another question
Do you tie pre-tax or do you tie post-tax like do you tie them the gross or do you tie them the net?
Well, we tithe on the gross because taxes and stuff is something that you also give out
of, right?
Right?
But it doesn't, you know, what we actually received before taxes is what we have received.
So we give 10% on the gross before anything comes up before any taxes come up.
I remember I think it was John was once asked that do you tithe on the grosser on the net
And he said, well, do you want to be blessed on the growth or do you want to be blessed on the net?
Oh, that's a good question.
But yeah, like we said, AJ and I are salary, everything that comes in,
we don't even consider spending 100% of it. We just, we automatically tie. That's just a
foregone conclusion. It's not even a discussion point. So hopefully that helps you Melissa.
Well, to wrap up, we pray that you have a glorious and wonderful Christmas and a wonderful new year.
And we're going to actually be taking some downtime with our family.
So we will be back in your ears on Monday, the 21st of January, 2019.
Of course, a huge thank you to all of our patron supporters for making the show
possible this year, especially want to thank Hillary for her support on this
episode.
If you would like to become a supporter of the show, you can learn how to do so
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Have a wonderful Christmas and a joy filled new year.
âTMª Faith, life, communication âTMª
âTMª Tacos and video games âTMª
âTMª Paleotronuts and the kindness of God âTMª
âTMª But things we deal with every day âTMª
âTMª From Franklin, Tennessee âTMª
âTMª They are just like you and me âTMª
âTMª Allen, yeah, and AJ âTMª
Oh yeah.
Keeping up with the Joneses, keeping up with the Joneses,
sharing their life, experience it.
Keeping up with the Joneses, keeping up with the Joneses.
They talk about faith in God and everything under the sun.


A project for easy-ish API creation and configuration.
Parent_Folder/ (Name NOT important)
├── dffrnt.api/ (Project-Root; any no-spaced Name will do)
│ ├── config/ (Reference only; no need to create these!)
│ └── ...
└── REDIS/ (Name important! Don't change this name!!)
In this document,
./
, refers to the project root; while,../
, refers to the parent folder
Ensure the folder structure is setup.
Ensure the prequisites are installed.
install method
you chose for REDIS
installs the files in a default location, be sure to symlink
that location to the ../REDIS/
directory.In the MySQL
database, create a user@%
for yourself.
Configure the redis.conf
file in the ../REDIS/
folder:
# ../REDIS/redis.conf
################################## SECURITY ###################################
# Require clients to issue AUTH <PASSWORD> before processing any other
# ...
# use a very strong password otherwise it will be very easy to break.
#
requirepass p@ssw0rd_h3r3!
In your command line, cd
into the project root location.
Install some packages at the global
level:
Run chmod +x ./.docs/npm_global.sh
to make it excutable.
Run sudo ./.docs/npm_global.sh
to install some important, *global packages.
These can be utilized across ANY or your projects:
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| babel-cli | A next-gen (ES6 ) JavaScript compiler. |
| bower | A package-manager for Browser plugins . |
| cors | A middleware for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing . |
| depcheck | A tool for analyzing the dependencies in a project |
| express | A fast, unopinionated, minimalist web framework for NodeJS . |
| gulp | A toolkit that helps automate development workflow tasks . |
| less | The dynamic stylesheet language. |
| less-plugin-clean-css | A gulp plugin for LESS -> CSS using clean-css . |
| nodemon | Will watch for files changes and restart your application. |
Run npm link gulp && gulp setup
to:
npm packages
.bower components
.config files
.framework modules
.In the ./config/
folder, configure the settings.js
file:
// ./config/settings.js
export default {
Debug: true, // Debug‑Mode will display verbose Logs
Port: 3001, // This is the Server's listening Port
Public: {
// Cache‑Age for Browser files
Age: 365*86400,
// ...
},
Session: {
// This should be something hard to guess, like a phrase
Secret: '¿mYd0GiS!nmYeyE&shEs4yS@uE?',
Age: (((3600*1000)*4)*1), // TTL for User Sessions
REDIS: {
Host: 'localhost', // Or whereever you keep it
Port: 6379, // Listening Port
// The password you configured earlier
Password: 'p@ssw0rd!',
},
Auth: { /* ... */ }
}
};
Still in the ./config/
folder, configure the database.js
file:
// ./config/database.js
export default {
Config: {
user: 'user', // The one you created in MySQL
database: 'mydatabase', // The DB
// ...
},
Pool: {
HeadEx1: {
host: 'XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX', // The eVectr IP
// The one you created in MySQL
password: 'p@ssw0rd_h3r3!'
},
}
};
Lastly, still in the project root, type gulp
and hit ENTER to run, and watch the logs
as the server
starts up:
Initial
gulp
tasks being completed.
File monitoring, courtesy of
nodemon
.
The
node
server starting up.
errors
, you're done!In your browser
, navigate to localhost:3001/api-explorer (or whatever port
you chose) and you'll see the API Exploration UI. Use this to test your endpoints
and/or signle sign-on
functionality.
Hit CTRL+C to stop
the server.
Initial default Configs used within the DFFRNT.API Framework.
A collection of SQL Utilities & MySQL connector.
An Express/Passport/MySQL-based API Router.
A collection of useful API Utilities & PolyFills.


An hour before the experience, I ate a small meal.
5:30 - I crushed two 150 mg pills of Wellbutrin SR on a glass cutting board and used a fork to scrape them into a cup of cranberry juice. It didn't dissolve well because it was cold, so I had to kind of coax it out of the cup.  My foot was kind of tingling, but it could've just been falling asleep.
6:48 - I felt kind of hot, and I took my pulse quickly. My heart was beating quickly, and it was pumping really hard.
7:15 - I figured I wasn't going to feel anything else, so I crushed up another 300 mg of pills in a spoon and put them in my mouth. I washed it down with Sprite and water and whatever else I could find.
7:20 - I noticed local anaesthesia on my tongue that lasted for about 30 minutes.
8:21 - Time started to slow down. Maybe I was just anxious or bored, but the music I was listening to seemed to take forever. Time was crawling.
8:32 - Slight headache. I never get headaches.
9:11 - Sitting in my chair listening to music and playing Mario, parts of my body started to go numb. I had no urge to move or do anything but space out. Parts like my feet and forearms seemed to lose feeling.
Around this time, I hopped into bed and turned on Winamp. The room was completely dark, and my playlist was made up of mostly floaty, experimental rock bands like Do Make Say Think, Sigur Ros, and Godspeed You Black Emperor!. The sound and texture of the music were effective in making me float around. I lost equilibrium, and 'down' was a fleeting concept and hard to identify. My imagination was extremely vivid, and I could almost see things I was thinking about. Dreamy images passed through my vision. At one point, I imagined a red and yellow snake coiled up, and it slithered away. The music was especially powerful, and I had no problem listening to it without getting restless for over an hour.
11:40 - I went to bed. I fell asleep quickly. No effects were noticed the next morning at 6:00 AM, and there weren't any significant dreams.
In conclusion, the whole experience was boring, and it pretty much sucked. I wouldn't repeat it, and I blame my liver for the minimal effects.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


public static enum Dithered.DitherAlgorithm extends java.lang.Enum<Dithered.DitherAlgorithm>
| Enum Constant and Description |
|---|
BLUE_NOISE
This is an ordered dither that modifies any error in a pixel's color by using a blue-noise pattern and a
checkerboard pattern.
|
CHAOTIC_NOISE
Very similar to
BLUE_NOISE for a still frame, albeit less orderly, but in an animation this will
change wildly from frame to frame, taking an ordered dither (one which uses the same blue noise texture that
BLUE_NOISE does) and incorporating one of the qualities of an error-diffusion dither to make each
frame dither differently. |
DIFFUSION
Floyd-Steinberg error-diffusion dithering; this is the best option for still images, and it's an OK option
for some animated images.
|
GRADIENT_NOISE
Jorge Jimenez' Gradient Interleaved Noise, modified slightly to use as an ordered dither here; this can be,
well, noisy, but doesn't have different amounts of noise on different frames or different parts of an image
(which is a potential problem for
DIFFUSION ). |
NONE
Doesn't dither at all; this generally looks bad unless the palette matches the colors in the image very
closely or exactly.
|
PATTERN
Thomas Knoll's Pattern Dither (with a skew to obscure grid artifacts), as originally described by Joel
Yliluoma in this dithering article.
|
SCATTER
The yin to to
CHAOTIC_NOISE 's yang; where chaotic noise actively scrambles pixels using uniform blue
noise and some slightly-error-diffusion-like qualities to act as if it had a white noise source, this tries
to subtly alter the more rigidly-defined error-diffusion dither of DIFFUSION with a small amount of
triangular-distributed blue noise, and doesn't introduce white noise. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Dithered.DitherAlgorithm |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
|
static Dithered.DitherAlgorithm[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
|
public static final Dithered.DitherAlgorithm NONE
public static final Dithered.DitherAlgorithm GRADIENT_NOISE
DIFFUSION
). There's a sometimes-noticeable diagonal line pattern
in the results this produces, and in animations, this pattern appears in the same place on every frame, which
can be either desirable (small changes won't snowball into big ones) or undesirable (it makes the pattern
appear to be part of the image). Although BLUE_NOISE
is mostly similar, it can't have its strength
effectively adjusted using PaletteReducer.setDitherStrength(float)
, while this very much can.
BLUE_NOISE
does have less noticeable patterns, though.public static final Dithered.DitherAlgorithm PATTERN
GRADIENT_NOISE
, but isn't nearly as noisy
(though it isn't noisy, it instead has regular triangular-grid artifacts, though they're often subtle).
Pattern Dither was the default for most purposes here, but the constant mismatch between input lightness and
output lightness, as well as the artifact-like regular lines on the dither, make it more of a specialized
tool. BLUE_NOISE
is the current default; it does a better job at obscuring artifacts from dither and
it maintains lightness well. Setting the dither strength with PaletteReducer.setDitherStrength(float)
can really change how strongly artifacts appear here, as well as how severe the lightness mismatch is.public static final Dithered.DitherAlgorithm DIFFUSION
PATTERN
, while still preserving most
details on shapes, but small changes in one part of an animation will affect different frames very
differently (which makes this less well-suited for animations). It may look better even in an animation than
GRADIENT_NOISE
, depending on the animation, but this isn't often. Setting the dither strength with
PaletteReducer.setDitherStrength(float)
can improve the results with DIFFUSION tremendously, but the
dither strength shouldn't go above about 1.5 or maybe 2.0 (this shows artifacts at higher strength).public static final Dithered.DitherAlgorithm BLUE_NOISE
PATTERN
than other ordered dithers like GRADIENT_NOISE
;
though it doesn't preserve soft gradients quite as well, it keeps lightness as well as DIFFUSION
and
SCATTER
do, and it doesn't add as many artifacts as PATTERN
or GRADIENT_NOISE
. For
reference, the blue noise texture this uses looks like this small
image; it looks different from a purely-random white noise texture because blue noise has no low
frequencies in any direction, while white noise has all frequencies in equal measure. This has been optimize
for quality on animations more so than on still images. Setting the dither strength with
PaletteReducer.setDitherStrength(float)
does have some effect (it didn't do much in previous
versions), and can improve the appearance of some images when banding occurs.public static final Dithered.DitherAlgorithm CHAOTIC_NOISE
BLUE_NOISE
for a still frame, albeit less orderly, but in an animation this will
change wildly from frame to frame, taking an ordered dither (one which uses the same blue noise texture that
BLUE_NOISE
does) and incorporating one of the qualities of an error-diffusion dither to make each
frame dither differently. This can look very good for moving images, but it is, true to its name, both
chaotic and noisy. Setting the dither strength with
PaletteReducer.setDitherStrength(float)
won't do much here, but the result will have more of a
regular blue-noise pattern when dither strength is very low, and small changes will be introduced as dither
strength approaches 1.public static final Dithered.DitherAlgorithm SCATTER
CHAOTIC_NOISE
's yang; where chaotic noise actively scrambles pixels using uniform blue
noise and some slightly-error-diffusion-like qualities to act as if it had a white noise source, this tries
to subtly alter the more rigidly-defined error-diffusion dither of DIFFUSION
with a small amount of
triangular-distributed blue noise, and doesn't introduce white noise. This offers generally the best mix of
shape preservation, color preservation, animation-compatibility, and speed, so it's the current default.
Setting the dither strength to a low value makes this more bold, with higher contrast, while setting the
strength too high (above 1.25, or sometimes higher) can introduce artifacts.public static Dithered.DitherAlgorithm[] values()
for (Dithered.DitherAlgorithm c : Dithered.DitherAlgorithm.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static Dithered.DitherAlgorithm valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is null


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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AnyMixedContentType |
Type for fields that may contain any string and may contain additional XML.
|
| CollectionInformationRequest |
A request for information about offered collection from a Collection Management Service.
|
| CollectionInformationResponse |
A response to a Collection Information Request.
|
| CollectionRecordType |
A record for a data collection.
|
| ContentBindingIDType |
Identifies a content binding and multiple possible subtypes
|
| ContentBlock |
Contains one piece of content as a content.
|
| ContentInstanceType |
Identifies a content nesting expression or a content binding and possible single subtype
|
| DiscoveryRequest |
Request to a Discovery Service for a listing of services.
|
| DiscoveryResponse |
Response to a Discovery Request.
|
| ExtendedHeadersType |
Holds one or more extended headers for the message.
|
| ExtendedHeaderType |
Holds a single extended header value.
|
| InboxMessage |
Push message to exchange content.
|
| InboxServiceBindingsType |
Contains binding information for an Inbox Service
|
| MessageHelper |
This class provides some convenience methods to make constructing TAXII messages
easier.
|
| MessageType |
The root of all TAXII messages.
|
| ObjectFactory |
This object contains factory methods for each
Java content interface and Java element interface
generated in the org.mitre.taxii.messages.xml11 package.
|
| PollFulfillment |
A request to to collect a prepared result set.
|
| PollParametersType |
Contains parameters for a Poll Request
|
| PollRequest |
A request to Poll a data collection.
|
| PollResponse |
Type for the Poll Response Messages.
|
| PushMethodType |
Information on the protocols and message types that can be used to
push content from a TAXII Data Collection.
|
| PushParameterType |
Parameters describing how Data Collection content is to be pushed to a Consumer's Inbox Service.
|
| PythonTextOutput |
This class replicates the Python libtaxii to_text() output.
|
| QueryType |
Contains a Query expression
|
| RecordCountType |
Contains information about the number of applicable records in a
result set.
|
| RequestMessageType |
The base type of request messages.
|
| ResponseMessageType |
The base type of response messages.
|
| ServiceContactInfoType |
Information on how to contact a particular service.
|
| ServiceInstanceType |
Describes one TAXII service.
|
| SourceSubscriptionType |
Describes a subscription to a collection, and the portion of that
collection that is being serviced by a message.
|
| StatusDetailDetailType |
Contains one piece of machine readable information about a Status
Message
|
| StatusDetailType |
Contains machine readable information about a Status Message.
|
| StatusMessage |
Type used by TAXII Status Messages.
|
| StatusMessageHelper |
Utility methods for Status Messages.
|
| SubscriptionManagementRequest |
Request management of a Data Collection subscription (including creation of a new subscription).
|
| SubscriptionManagementResponse |
Indicates a successful response to a Collection Management Request message.
|
| SubscriptionParametersType |
Java class for SubscriptionParametersType complex type.
|
| SubscriptionRecordType |
Contains a description of an established (or formerly established if
there was an UNSUBSCRIBE action) subscription to a Data Collection.
|
| SubtypeType |
Identifies a Content Binding Subtype
|
| SupportedQueryType |
Contains paramters for a particular Query Format
|
| TaxiiXml | |
| TaxiiXmlFactory |
Class used to create instances of TaxiiXml for TAXII 1.1.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| CollectionActionEnum |
Java class for CollectionActionEnum.
|
| CollectionTypeEnum |
Java class for CollectionTypeEnum.
|
| ResponseTypeEnum |
Java class for ResponseTypeEnum.
|
| ServiceTypeEnum |
Java class for ServiceTypeEnum.
|
| StatusDetailEnum |
Constants for the names of Status Detail fields.
|
| StatusTypeEnum |
Java class for StatusTypeEnum.
|
| SubscriptionStatusEnum |
Java class for SubscriptionStatusEnum.
|
Contains classes for constructing and manipulating TAXII 1.1 messages. This includes of the JAXB generated classes as well as several support classes.


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| indexTZ {xts} | R Documentation |
Get the TimeZone of an xts
object.
indexTZ(x, ...) tzone(x, ...) indexTZ(x) <- value tzone(x) <- value
x |
an |
value |
a valid TZ object |
... |
unused |
As of version 0.6-4 all objects carry the time zone
under which they were created in a hidden
attribute names .indexTZ
.
Going forward from 0.7-4, the TZ variable is now
also stored in the index itself, in the tzone
attribute. This is to facilitate the transition to
removing the xts-specific attributes referenced by
tzone
, indexFormat
, and indexClass
.
These accessor functions will continue to behave the
same under the new internals. Additionally, there is a new
getter/setter method with tzone
and tzone<-
.
Internally, all time indexing is converted to POSIXct, seconds since the epoch as defined by a combination of the underlying OS and the TZ variable setting at creation. The current implementation of xts manages time zone information as transparently as possible, delegating all management to R, which is in turn managed in most instances by the underlying operating system.
During printing, and subsetting by time strings the internal POSIX representation is used to identify in human-friendly terms the time at each position.
This is different than previous versions of xts, where the index was stored in its native format (i.e. class).
The ability to create an index using any of the supported
timeBased classes (POSIXct, Date, dates, chron, timeDate,
yearmon, yearqtr) is managed at the user-interaction point,
and the class is merely stored in another index attribute,
which is named ‘tclass’. This is accessible and changeable
via the tclass
and tclass(x)<-
functions.
In most cases, all of this makes the subsetting by time strings possible, and also allows for consistent and fast manipulation of the series internally.
Problems may arise when an object that had been created under
one TZ (time zone) are used in a session using another TZ. This
isn't usually a issue, but when it is a warning is given upon printing
or subsetting. This warning may be controlled with options("xts_check_TZ")
.
A named vector of length one, giving the objects TZ at creation.
Timezones are a difficult issue to manage. If intraday granularity is not needed, it is often best to set the system TZ to "GMT" or "UTC".
Jeffrey A. Ryan
x <- xts(1:10, Sys.Date()+1:10) #indexTZ(x) # Deprecated(?) # same, preferred as of 0.9-1 tzone(x) str(x) x # now set TZ to something different... ## Not run: Old.TZ <- Sys.getenv("TZ") Sys.setenv(TZ="America/Chicago") x Sys.setenv(TZ=Old.TZ) ## End(Not run)


$parseProvider
can be used for configuring the default behavior of the $parse
service.
addLiteral(literalName, literalValue);
Configure $parse service to add literal values that will be present as literal at expressions.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| literalName | string |
Token for the literal value. The literal name value must be a valid literal name. |
| literalValue | * |
Value for this literal. All literal values must be primitives or |
setIdentifierFns([identifierStart], [identifierContinue]);
Allows defining the set of characters that are allowed in AngularJS expressions. The function
identifierStart
will get called to know if a given character is a valid character to be the
first character for an identifier. The function identifierContinue
will get called to know if
a given character is a valid character to be a follow-up identifier character. The functions
identifierStart
and identifierContinue
will receive as arguments the single character to be
identifier and the character code point. These arguments will be string
and numeric
. Keep in
mind that the string
parameter can be two characters long depending on the character
representation. It is expected for the function to return true
or false
, whether that
character is allowed or not.
Since this function will be called extensively, keep the implementation of these functions fast, as the performance of these functions have a direct impact on the expressions parsing speed.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
|
identifierStart
(optional)
|
function= |
The function that will decide whether the given character is a valid identifier start character. |
|
identifierContinue
(optional)
|
function= |
The function that will decide whether the given character is a valid identifier continue character. |


The schedule of class meeting dates and reading assignments are indicated below. If you don’t mind grabbing your own copies of the articles from the indicated links, then the library will have a more accurate record of how many subscribers we have to these journals. As an alternative, the readings are also available on Canvas.
Wandell, B. A., Dumoulin, S. O., & Brewer, A. A. (2007). Visual field maps in human cortex. Neuron, 56(2), 366–383. Retrieved from http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.neuron.2007.10.012
Hubel, D. H. (1982). Exploration of the primary visual cortex, 1955-78. Nature, 299(5883), 515–524. http://neurosciences.us/courses/systems/CentralVision/hubel82.pdf.
Hubel, D. H., & Wiesel, T. N. (1962). Receptive fields, binocular interaction and functional architecture in the cat’s visual cortex. The Journal of Physiology, 160(1), 106–154. https://doi.org/10.1113/jphysiol.1962.sp006837
Palmer, S. E. (1999). Vision Science: Photons to Phenomenology. MIT Press.
Discuss:
What are visual field maps? How are they measured or acquired? How does this method compare with single unit recordings? What do visual field maps tell us about the function of visual cortex?
As a reminder, your writing assignment document should be: - 1 full page, single-spaced - size 11 font, reasonable borders (<=1 inch) - without your name on the document or in filename - upload your text via Turnitin
Kanwisher, N., McDermott, J., & Chun, M. M. (1997). The fusiform face area: a module in human extrastriate cortex specialized for face perception. The Journal of Neuroscience: The official journal of the Society for Neuroscience, 17(11), 4302–4311. Retrieved from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9151747
Behrmann, M., & Plaut, D. C. (2013). Distributed circuits, not circumscribed centers, mediate visual recognition. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 17(5), 210–219. Retrieved from http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.tics.2013.03.007
Perrett, D. I., Rolls, E. T., & Caan, W. (1982). Visual neurones responsive to faces in the monkey temporal cortex. Experimental Brain Research, 47(3), 329–342. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00239352
Discuss:
What do Kanwisher et al. mean when they say that fusiform cortex is i) a module that is ii) specialized for face perception? What is an alternative view?
Goodale, M. A., Milner, A. D., Jakobson, L. S., & Carey, D. P. (1991). A neurological dissociation between perceiving objects and grasping them. Nature, 349(6305), 154–156. https://doi.org/10.1038/349154a0
Goodale, M. A., & Milner, A. D. (1992). Separate visual pathways for perception and action. Trends in Neurosciences, 15(1), 20–25. https://doi.org/10.1016/0166-2236(92)90344-8
Discuss:
How do Goodale et al. distinguish between “perceiving objects” and the perceptual processing required to grasp them? Is this evidence for separable processing streams devoted to “perception” and “action”?
Kay, K. N., Naselaris, T., Prenger, R. J., & Gallant, J. L. (2008). Identifying natural images from human brain activity. Nature, 452(7185), 352–355. https://doi.org/10.1038/nature06713. Supplemental materials.
Kay, K. N., & Gallant, J. L. (2009). I can see what you see. Nature Neuroscience, 12(3), 245–245. https://doi.org/10.1038/nn0309-245
DeYoe, E. A., Bandettini, P., Neitz, J., Miller, D., & Winans, P. (1994). Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) of the human brain. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 54(2), 171–187. http://doi.org/10.1016/0165-0270(94)90191-0
Krakauer, J. W., Ghazanfar, A. A., Gomez-Marin, A., MacIver, M. A., & Poeppel, D. (2017). Neuroscience needs behavior: Correcting a reductionist bias. Neuron, 93(3), 480–490. Retrieved from http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.neuron.2016.12.041
Jonas, E., & Kording, K. P. (2017). Could a neuroscientist understand a microprocessor? PLoS Computational Biology, 13(1), e1005268. Public Library of Science. Retrieved January 3, 2018, from http://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article/file?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005268&type=printable
Copyright © Rick O. Gilmore. All rights reserved.


Kegor:
I understand. I have so much to thank you for, I hardly know where to begin... Jinia and I want to show our gratitude. Before you leave, talk to Jinia.


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Policies
Edit (pull request)The new Kubernetes integration comes along with a bunch of policies:
- NodeAffinityLabel: this policy can be used to ensure a pod will be deployed on a specific node.
- AntiAffinityLabel: this policy will help you ensure some given pods are not colocated (for example if you want some pods not to be deployed on the same node).
- AutoscalingPolicy: this policy will create an Horizontal Pod Autoscaler.
More are still to come.
This part of the documentation aims to go through the supported kubernetes policies, explaining how they should be configured and used.
For this documentation, we will be working on Amazon Cloud (AWS EC2), but you can still follow with your prefered location.
Prerequisites
In the next sections, we will assume the Yorc Orchestrator and a location is configured as below. This part should be done by the user bearing the Administrator role.
Plugins
The following plugins are required:
- Yorc Orchestrator (alien-yorc-orchestrator)
- kubernetes topology processing plugin (alien4cloud-kubernetes-plugin)
Orchestrator and location
Create an orchestrator using the Yorc Orchestrator plugin. Configure it according to your running Yorc and enable it. Then create a location of your chosen type (We will use Amazon for this tutorial).
See Kubernetes walkthrough, Prerequisites section for setting up your Yorc orchestrator and the kubernetes cluster.
If not familiar to Yorc, see more about Yorc orchestrator and locations here.
On demand resources
Add the following resources to your location:
org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.Container
org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.Deployment
org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.Service
No particular configuration on these resources is required for this tutorial.
Topology modifiers
We need to link some modifiers to the location. Make sure when doing so to specify the proper deployment phase:
- kubernetes modifier (kubernetes-modifier)
- Deployment phase: post-location-match
- Kubernetes spec generator modifier (kubernetes-final-modifier)
- Deployment phase: post-matched-node-setup
Security and authorization
Make sure the authorization are set properly for the user to be able to deploy on this location and use all the resources created. See Location / resources autorization.
Edit (pull request)


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Distribution of Occupied Census Houses by Type of Use in West Bengal: 2011 |
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Percentage of Households by Main Source of Drinking Water and Location: 2011 |
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Distribution of Households According to the Condition of the Houses they Live in by Districts of West Bengal-2011 |
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Distribution of Households according to House status in the Districts of West Bengal-2011 |
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Town-wise General and Slum Population with Literacy Rate in West Bengal, 2011 |
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ObjectModel QML Type
Defines a set of items to be used as a model More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQml.Models 2.2 |
Properties
- count : int
Attached Properties
- index : int
Methods
- void append(object item)
- void clear()
- object get(int index)
- void insert(int index, object item)
- void move(int from, int to, int n)
- void remove(int index, int n)
Detailed Description
An ObjectModel contains the visual items to be used in a view. When an ObjectModel is used in a view, the view does not require a delegate since the ObjectModel already contains the visual delegate (items).
An item can determine its index within the model via the index attached property.
The example below places three colored rectangles in a ListView.
import QtQuick 2.0 import QtQml.Models 2.1 Rectangle { ObjectModel { id: itemModel Rectangle { height: 30; width: 80; color: "red" } Rectangle { height: 30; width: 80; color: "green" } Rectangle { height: 30; width: 80; color: "blue" } } ListView { anchors.fill: parent model: itemModel } }
See also Qt Quick Examples - Views.
Property Documentation
Attached Property Documentation
This attached property holds the index of this delegate's item within the model.
It is attached to each instance of the delegate.
Method Documentation
Returns the item at index in the model. This allows the item to be accessed or modified from JavaScript:
Component.onCompleted: { objectModel.append(objectComponent.createObject()) console.log(objectModel.get(0).objectName); objectModel.get(0).objectName = "first"; }
The index must be an element in the list.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.6.
See also append().
Moves n items from one position to another.
The from and to ranges must exist; for example, to move the first 3 items to the end of the model:
objectModel.move(0, objectModel.count - 3, 3)
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.6.
See also append().
Removes the items at index from the model.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.6.
See also clear().


{% extends "checklist/base.html" %} {% block content %}
This web app is a checklist manager which is developed on the Django REST framework and helps users create, search, upvote and bookmark checklists, connect with other users and share lists on social media.
The webapp is hosted on Heroku and uses AWS S3 for file storage and AWS Lambda to reduce profile image size upon upload. The project started with the idea to create a checkli.com style website.
Hey, I am Chintan Gandhi, a graduate student at North Carolina State University. I started working on this side-project in May 2020 and have been sparing time to slowly develop this further. Hope you find this webapp useful.
If you have any questions, feedback or feature requests, let me know on my email.
If you would like to connect and chat, reach out to me on LinkedIn.
If you would like to see more projects in my portfolio, visit my GitHub.
{% endblock %}


Timeline Navigation:
Tier 1 Employment
Tier 2 Employment
Tier 3 Employment
Formal Education
Informal Education
Timeline Event Information:
Interactive Timeline (start clicking!)
Choose which timeline events to display. Selecting an event will display its description here.
(select from the full sized timeline to the right or the mini map in the navigation). You can also turn on and off different events with the navigation below.


Hello, I am Anamika (Ana). I love to explore and learn new technologies. My work and I have a creative personality. Neuro-feedback and feedforward system, Bots and Sentiment generated abstract arts are couple of my out of the box work. If you're interested in my work, don't hesitate to send me an email!
Education
Skills
Programming Languages: JavaScript, HTML5, CSS, Java, Python, MapReduce, Apache Kafka, Apache Spark, Apache Hadoop
Version control:Git, Github
Tools: Xcode, Processing, Eclipse, StarUML, MuseIO, Twitter APIs
Work Experience
HCL Technologies Ltd
Software Engineering (2012-2015)
Bangalore, India
- Webpage upgrade from extjs 2.2 to 4.2 version
- UI, functionality, browsers and backend related issues fixes
- White and black box testing of pages across modern browsers and their different versions
- Data cleaning
- Building desktop installation using XML and MS Access database with C#
Research
Mandala Generation
- Connecting Neuro feedback and feedforward with artwork
- Tools: Processing, MuseIO
- Analyzed sentiments in incoming tweets, generated mood defining visual artwork based on tweet sentiment
- Tools: Python, Turtle graphics module, Python Imaging Library (PIL) module, Tweepy API
Projects
- A javascript game board to test player's memory power| Players have to find matched cards to lock the points | A timer and performance stars make the game interesting
- Tools: JavaScript, HTML5, CSS
- A javascript game board which takes custom grid and custom color to creates a canvas for pixel art
- Tools: JavaScript, HTML5, CSS
- Using MapReduce to find out frequency of each amino acid in FASTA file
- Tools: Java (Eclipse IDE), MapReduce
- Using sentiment analysis to tweet predicted emotions with Emoji
- Tools: Python, Tweepy API


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Medieval catalogues > BENEDICTINES: THE SHORTER CATALOGUES > Worcester > List of school-books, ? early 12th cent.
{% endif %}43 identified entries found.
All data was derived from the List of Identifications by Professor Richard Sharpe.
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I am a PhD student in the department of Computer Science at North Carolina State University. I work with Dr. Arnav Jhala building AI for game creation and experience management.
My professional interests include player skill modeling and training, story and environment generation, and making robots make mistakes.
Camille Barot, Michael Branon, Rogelio E. Cardona-Rivera, Markus Eger, Michelle Glatz, Nancy Green, James Mattice, Colin M. Potts, Justus Robertson, Makiko Shukonobe, Laura Tateosian, Brandon R. Thorne, and R. Michael Young; Bardic: Generating Multimedia Narrative Reports for Game Logs. Proceedings of the 10th Workshop on Intelligent Narrative Technologies at the 13th AAAI Conference on Artifical Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment (INT 10), pages 154-161, Snowbird, UT, USA, 2017.
Brandon R. Thorne and R. Michael Young; Generating Stories that Include Failed Actions by Modeling False Character Beliefs. Proceedings of the 10th Workshop on Intelligent Narrative Technologies at the 13th AAAI Conference on Artifical Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment (INT 10), pages 244-251, Snowbird, UT, USA, 2017.
Brandon R. Thorne, Hiru Nelakutti, Joseph Reinhart, and Arnav Jhala; ProcDefense — A Game Framework for Procedural Player Skill Training. Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on Experimental AI in Games at the 13th AAAI Conference on Artifical Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment (EXAG 4), pages 132-134, Snowbird, UT, USA, 2017.
Game Engine Foundations
Software Engineering
Software Testing
Lab instruction, code review, design scaffolding, debugging support.
Planning-based narrative generation, virtual cinematography, procedural skills training, VR integrations.
Full stack design, development, deployment, support for international warehouse management software.
C#, Unity, Java, C, git
C++, LaTeX, HTML, JavaScript, SVN
bash, python, perl, ansProlog, PDDL
For more details see my CV.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %}{% trans "Sign up" %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
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Booking Request
Name
{{ name }}
DJ/ Artist Name
{{ djName }}
Email
{{ email }}
Tell us about yourself/ your music/ your show proposal
{{ proposal }}
Anything else you'd like us to know? Links, socials, etc.
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This website purpose is to serve with the Linux and Oracle database on my exprience.also usefull life changing stories migh be posted as well.


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Full time dad, full time coder, part time rugby enthusiast


Before Change
help_request = cast(OptionsHelp, self._help_request)
global_options = self._options.for_global_scope()
if help_request.all_scopes:
help_scopes = set(self._options.known_scope_to_info.keys())
else:
// The scopes explicitly mentioned by the user on the cmd line.
help_scopes = set(self._options.scope_to_flags.keys()) - {GLOBAL_SCOPE}
// If --v1 is enabled at all, don"t use v2_help, even if --v2 is also enabled.
v2_help = global_options.v2 and not global_options.v1
scope_info_iterator = ScopeInfoIterator(
scope_to_info=self._options.known_scope_to_info, v2_help=v2_help
)
After Change
// The scopes explicitly mentioned by the user on the cmd line.
help_scopes = set(self._options.scope_to_flags.keys()) - {GLOBAL_SCOPE}
scope_infos = list(self._options.known_scope_to_info[scope] for scope in help_scopes)
if scope_infos:
for scope_info in scope_infos:
help_str = self._format_help(scope_info, help_request.advanced)


name; if(valid($this->OPTaddress)) $name .= ", ".$this->OPTaddress; echo get_action_as_link($name, $this->id, TYPE_COMPANY, ACTION_VIEW); ?>


 I’ve found myself itching to throw anything and everything that I may run on a server into a container. It is so easy to create a Dockerfile, build my image, then deploy it wherever I want with Docker Machine that I tend to do it first thing when I have something new to run. Being able to write it once and have it run anywhere really is powerful stuff.
So that said, I was reading a bit the other day about grid computing. You may have heard of some of the interesting grid projects like SETI@Home. The idea here is that if you have a machine that often sits idle, you can donate your CPU (and/or GPU) to do some number crunching for the cause. I was thinking to myself upon reading this that I have some VMs that sit around idle for quite a bit of time unless I’m actively prototyping something, so why not give this a shot? I was also surprised to learn that a lot of these projects have standardized on using the same software suite, called BOINC, and you just associate to the project of your choice at launch time for the application. Sounds like a nice idea for a container!
Choose Project
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Pick which projects you’re interested in by starting at the project page of BOINC’s website. I picked SETI@Home, Rosetta, and World Community Grid.
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You’ll need to create accounts on all of the projects that you are interested in. Once completed, take note of the account keys for each. We will need them later.
Create A Docker Image
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Create a new Dockerfile in a directory.
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Initialize our Dockerfile by adding a FROM and MAINTAINER section. I picked a Ubuntu 14.04 base image to build off of.
- Next, we will install the BOINC client. Luckily, it is included in Ubuntu’s repos, so it isn’t very difficult.
- We will then want to set our working directory to be that of the BOINC client’s lib directory. This will allow our commands to complete successfully next.
- We will now set the default command for our image. This command (which is admittedly a bit long) will start BOINC’s client service, sleep shortly, use the ‘boinccmd’ tool to attach a project, then tail out the stdout/stderr logs for the client. You may notice the ‘${boincurl}’ and ‘${boinckey}’ sections of the command. Those are environment variables that will point us to the project we wish to connect to. You will see these in use later when we launch our container.
- That’s it for the Dockerfile. Save it and exit. Here’s the complete file:
- We can now build our image by running
docker build -t rsmitty/boinc .
in the directory. Feel free to tag differently of course.
Start Crunching!
Now that we have an image to use, let’s launch some containers.
- First, find your proper docker endpoint with
docker-machine ls
. I’ll be using my digital ocean docker host for this tutorial.
- Set your docker environment variables to the proper values with
- Launch a container, substituting your own desired values for boinckey and boincurl. You should be able to find these values from the account settings for the sites you registered earlier. Also feel free to name your container as you see fit.
- Once launched, we can peek in on our jobs by either allocating a new TTY to the container with
docker exec -ti wcg /bin/bash
ordocker logs wcg
That’s it! You can check in on your accomplishments for each project in your account settings. You can find my image for this tutorial in the Docker Hub. If you wish to learn more about the BOINC project itself, please visit their website.


By far, #16 seeds have played more games against #1 seeds than any other seed. There have been 136 games between the seeds.
This scatterplot shows the scores of all 136 games played between a #1 seed and #16 seed since 1985. The orange dots represent #1 seed victories. The lone red dot is the one victory by a #16 seed.
On March 15, 2018, after 33 years and 135 consectuvive losses, the unthinkable happened: #16 University of Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC) beat #1 University of Virginia in Charlotte, NC.
In the previous 135 games, #16 seeds scored just 57 points for every 100 points scored by a #1 seed. In their win, UMBC didn't just win, they won by 20 points.
Scroll down to find out.


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Before Change
path = os.path.join(raw_folder, "Pubmed-Diabetes.NODE.paper.tab")
with open(path, "r") as f:
feature_name = next(islice(f, 1, 2))[:-1].split("\t")[1:-1]
feature_name = list(map(lambda x: x[8:-4], feature_name))
for line in f:
s = line[:-1].split("\t")
After Change
feature = s[2:-1]
index = [feature_name.index(f.split("=")[0]) for f in feature]
index = torch.LongTensor(index)
value = [float(f.split("=")[1]) for f in feature]
value = torch.FloatTensor(value)
feature = torch.zeros(500)
feature[index] = value


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 Lord of light the seven, though all men do despise us though all men do despise us. Though all men do despise us we light the way pride and purpose moon-flower juice realm. Darkness righteous in wrath honeyed locusts, cell nuncle sellsword though all men do despise us seven hells.
 Always pays his debts moleskin. Snow steel, as high as honor, never resting spiced wine, mare's milk trencher in his cups. Full of terrors none so dutiful chamber. Winter is coming dog none so wise. Feed it to the goats. Night's watch.  Sellsword warg sister warrior. Mulled wine. The last of the dragons.
Well, this is bold, this is italic and this, here is underlined. We can also add code
into our paragraphs. Here is a link, it stands out from the rest of the text but sometimes you want something more muted, like this one.
display: block; white-space: pre; overflow: scroll;
| Name | Character | House | Episodes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Dinklage | Tyrion Lannister | Lannister | 36 |
| Lena Headey | Cersei Lannister | Lannister | 36 |
| Emilia Clarke | Daenerys Targaryen | Targaryen | 33 |
| Maisie Williams | Arya Stark | Stark | 33 |
| Kit Harington | Jon Snow | Stark | 32 |
| Name | Character | Name / Char | House | Episodes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sophie Turner | Sansa Stark | Sophie Turner / Sansa Stark | Stark | 31 |
| Nikolaj Coster-Waldau | Jaime Lannister | Nikolaj Coster-Waldau / Jaime Lannister | Lannister | 28 |
| Jack Gleeson | Joffrey Baratheon | Jack Gleeson / Joffrey Baratheon | Baratheon | 26 |
| Michelle Fairley | Catelyn Stark | Michelle Fairley / Catelyn Stark | Tully/Stark | 25 |


a) Match Play. Red trails 4-5 to 7. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=141 White=159
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
b) Money Play. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
At 2-away vs 3-away the correct strategy is to double early and for your opponent to drop early (his take point is 29%).
The correct action in this position is for Red to double and White to pass. it would be a huge blunder to take. Technically Red should play on for a gammon but given White might take I would ship the cube here.
For money Red must double but White can take as the cube is active, he has an anchor and all his checkers are in play if perhaps not that well placed.
At 2-away vs 3-away the correct strategy is to double early and for your opponent to drop early (his take point is 29%).
The correct action in this position is for Red to double and White to pass. it would be a huge blunder to take. Technically Red should play on for a gammon but given White might take I would ship the cube here.
For money Red must double but White can take as the cube is active, he has an anchor and all his checkers are in play if perhaps not that well placed.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.642 (Money: +0.574) 0.689 0.257 0.026 - 0.311 0.083 0.003 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, pass +1.000 2. Double, take +1.393 (+0.393) 3. No double +0.991 (-0.009) Proper cube action: Double, pass


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The ODBC API provides ways to enumerate both DSN (Data Sources)
and ODBC Drivers, and it's actually pretty easy to do once you know where to
look. Here's a sample that shows User and System DSNs installed on the system,
as well as available drivers. It's a full MFC application,but it's pretty
simple, and it's UI is pretty simmilar to the ODBC configuration control panel
applet. The App is written in VC++ 6.0, but should be easy to move to 5.0.
As
a plus, the sample shows how to use a CPropertySheet as the app's main window
(instead of a dialog), and how to use parent classes based on MFC to add more
code reusability, while keeping the ability to use ClassWizard to add message
handlers.
Now, download the files from here


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A new truth is a truth, an old error is an error. Benjamin Franklin


Plymouth man denies bleach attack on mother and toddler
Defendant accused of throwing liquid over pair is to face trial in May
by Stuart AbelA Plymouth man has denied attacking a woman and her two-year-old daughter by throwing bleach at them.
The 33-year-old appeared at Plymouth Crown Court accused of attacking the mum and toddler intending to seriously injure them.
He pleaded not guilty to two charges of throwing a corrosive fluid with intent to burn, maim, disfigure or disable the pair on March 24.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, also denied assaulting the mother causing actual bodily harm.

Judge Paul Darlow set down a three-day trial to start on May 18 next year.
The man was released on bail on condition he does not contact the mother nor go to an address in Plymouth.


An Educational Bathtime Companion
Bathtime can be a magical time to learn and play for kids - given the right toy!
Floobes is a bath toy that challenges kids to use simple tools like pipes to solve big problems, all while having fun in the tub.
With Floobes, kids can find and assemble pipe pieces together to solve puzzles of water crisis and bring water from a tap to the gameboard where the town of Floobie is in dire need of hydration.
Understanding the basis of flow analysis & how those concepts apply to the problem of drought, as water flows through the pipe assemblies to the goal compartments of the gameboard, is encouraged by a visual, hands-on experience.
Kids get to exercise cognitive and analytical skills while puzzling over pipes of a smorgasbord of configurations.
Floobes is for everybody! Kids can gather up friends and create crazy assemblies together in a backyard pool, garden or secret clubhouse.
The possibilities are endless! Get a kit and let your kids start making a universe of pipes to save the day!


update method
- @override
Sets the action to a specific point in time. The t
value that is passed
in is a normalized value 0.0 to 1.0 of the duration of the action. Every
action will always recieve a callback with the end time point (1.0),
unless it is cancelled.
Implementation
@override
void update(double t) {
dynamic newVal;
if (startVal is Offset) {
// Point
double xStart = (startVal as Offset).dx;
double yStart = (startVal as Offset).dy;
double xDelta = _delta.dx;
double yDelta = _delta.dy;
newVal = new Offset(xStart + xDelta * t, yStart + yDelta * t);
} else if (startVal is Size) {
// Size
double wStart = (startVal as Size).width;
double hStart = (startVal as Size).height;
double wDelta = _delta.width;
double hDelta = _delta.height;
newVal = new Size(wStart + wDelta * t, hStart + hDelta * t);
} else if (startVal is Rect) {
// Rect
double lStart = (startVal as Rect).left;
double tStart = (startVal as Rect).top;
double rStart = (startVal as Rect).right;
double bStart = (startVal as Rect).bottom;
double lDelta = _delta.left;
double tDelta = _delta.top;
double rDelta = _delta.right;
double bDelta = _delta.bottom;
newVal = new Rect.fromLTRB(lStart + lDelta * t, tStart + tDelta * t, rStart + rDelta * t, bStart + bDelta * t);
} else if (startVal is double) {
// Doubles
newVal = (startVal as double) + _delta * t;
} else if (startVal is Color) {
// Colors
int aNew = ((startVal as Color).alpha + (_delta.alpha * t).toInt()).clamp(0, 255);
int rNew = ((startVal as Color).red + (_delta.red * t).toInt()).clamp(0, 255);
int gNew = ((startVal as Color).green + (_delta.green * t).toInt()).clamp(0, 255);
int bNew = ((startVal as Color).blue + (_delta.blue * t).toInt()).clamp(0, 255);
newVal = new Color.fromARGB(aNew, rNew, gNew, bNew);
} else {
// Oopses
assert(false);
}
setter(newVal);
}


Allen Onyema: US issues warrant of arrest for Air Peace boss
- The US District Court of the Northern District of Georgia has issued a warrant of arrest against Allen Onyema, the chairman of Nigerian airline Air Peace Limited over alleged money laundering and fraud
- Onyema might be extradited to face the charges against him as the US and Nigeria have a mutual legal assistance policy that allows both countries to extradite suspects facing criminal charges
- The chairman of Air Peace is accused of moving more than $20 million from Nigeria through United States bank accounts
A court in the United States of America has issued a warrant of arrest against Allen Onyema, the chairman of Nigerian airline, Air Peace Limited for alleged money laundering and bank fraud.
Premium Times in an exclusive report on Saturday, November 23, said court documents it cited showed that the warrant was signed by Justin Anand, an American magistrate of the US District Court of the Northern District of Georgia, on November 19.
Ex-minister loses 2 properties to AMCON over N1bn debt
The newspaper noted that it was unable to get a reaction from Onyema over the issue as his location could not be ascertained when the news was published.
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The Air Peace boss might be extradited to face the charges against him as the US and Nigeria have a mutual legal assistance policy that allows both countries to extradite suspects facing criminal charges.
Legit.ng had earlier reported that Onyema was charged with bank fraud and money laundering for allegedly moving more than $20 million from Nigeria through United States bank accounts.
The chairman, CEO, and founder of Air Peace was indicted in a scheme involving false documents based on the purchase of airplanes.
The Air Peace chief of administration and finance, Ejiroghene Eghagha, was also charged with bank fraud and committing aggravated identity theft in connection with the scheme.
The US authorities, however, stated that the indictment only contains charges.
The defendants are presumed innocent of the charges and it will be the government’s burden to prove the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt at trial.
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A SERVICE pattern - access a remote SPARQL service.
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Construction worker dies after Sydney pipe bursts
by AAPA worker has died in hospital after being struck in the head by a burst pressurised water pipe at a central Sydney worksite.
NSW Ambulance said it was called to the iMax theatre construction site at Darling Harbour after 10am on Friday when the man suffered head and facial injuries.
He was treated at the scene and transported to St Vincent’s Hospital in a critical condition but subsequently died.
Police are investigating.
“A crime scene has been established and police are conducting inquiries into the circumstances of the incident,” a police spokesperson said in a statement.
SafeWork NSW inspectors are attending and a report will be prepared for the coroner.


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Informed consent is difficult in emergency resuscitation situations. It is not required to perform an informed consent prior to performing ECPR. Presumed consent is adequate, especially for those in-hospital arrests. This is a controversial ethical topic and may need further study.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4433606/There are many factors affecting outcomes for both the conventional CPR and the eCPR patient. Studies suggest age is definitely a factor when looking at survival numbers. Those between the ages of 18 and 74 had the best survival. Downtime without blood flow is another important variable when comparing outcomes. While gender has been evaluated, it does not appear to be a factor in survival when using conventional or extracorporeal CPR. In 2008, Chen et. al. reported that eCPR significantly increased survival compared to conventional CPR. Since then, the number of ECMO centers performing eCPR has increased dramatically.
http://journals.lww.com/ccmjournal/Abstract/2008/05000/Extracorporeal_membrane_oxygenation_rescue_for.33.aspxReducing the downtime and rapid initiation of ECLS is key to improving outcomes for these patients. Therapeutic hypothermia reportedly improves neurologic outcomes in eCPR patients.
The femoral artery and vein are the most common sites for adult eCPR cannulation. A tube graft on the carotid artery would take too long during CPR. Answer C is cannulation sites for VV ECLS. The subclavian artery and vein are more technically challenging sites and would not be a rapid cannulation.
Irreversible disease process may be difficult to determine, but is a contraindication to ECLS. A short downtime with quality CPR is an indication for eCPR. Unless there is a DNR, presumed consent is acceptable for emergency treatment. Age is a consideration, however, not a contraindication.
Decreased limb perfusion is a major complication of femoral artery cannulation. The distal perfusion cannula is oriented toward the toes on the arterial cannulation side and supplies that limb with arterial blood. It is not required for all eCPR cases, but is beneficial in femoral artery cannulations.
A recent study published in the journal Resuscitation showed that patients in the ED with refractory Vfib had improved outcomes with eCPR than conventional CPR alone.
http://www.resuscitationjournal.com/article/S0300-9572(15)00171-9/fulltextAll of the above are included in the 3 stage ED ECMO algorithm.
Each institution will determine the criteria for their eCPR program. Staffing logistics, available equipment, and patient selection criteria are important considerations.
In 2015, Stub et al. reported the results of the CHEER trial. The CHEER trial was a mechanical CPR, hypothermia, ECMO and early reperfusion study. This was a prospective observational study conducted at the Alfred Hospital in Australia. Patients selected for the study were both in and out-of-house refractory cardiac arrest patients involving conventional CPR. These patients were given 30 mL/kg of iced saline intravenously. The patients were then placed on femoral artery and femoral vein VA ECMO. Subsequently, any patient that was suspected to have a coronary artery occlusion was transferred to the cardiac catheterization lab for coronary angiography. The therapeutic hypothermia protocol for this center was 33°C for 24 hours. Survival to discharge with full neurologic recovery occurred in 14 of 26 eligible patients, or 54% of the study population.
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