I live in a j's podcast for your Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
Hello, Mrs Jones. Hello, sir.
It sounds like you said hello, sailor.
OK. Hello, sailor.
Is that just you being hopeful?
I don't know. Happy Mother's Day.
Thank you.
Yeah, we record this on the day that North America celebrates Mother's Day.
Yeah.
So happy Mother's Day to all moms.
Not just American moms.
All moms everywhere.
Yeah.
Well, Canadian moms celebrated today too.
That's why I said North America as in the content.
But then you said not just American moms.
I just wanted to clarify.
I beg your pardon.
Canada is not just America's hat or the 51st state.
It is its own country.
And it seems a little tender.
I'm just defending my country.
Very good.
Talk to me about this week.
It was.
It was a good week.
I think we say that every week.
Do we say it?
Pretty much every week is a good week.
You spoke on Monday night.
Well, I barely spoke.
Well, I didn't really have a message.
It was very good for a non-message.
Oh, you're very kind.
I talked about the anointing.
And then I so love when I just thought about when John and Carol
Minister, they always do show and tell.
Yeah.
They talk about the kingdom and the demonstrate the kingdom.
Yeah.
So I thought we'd have fun doing that.
So we played with the anointing and some people got healed, which was fun.
It was really fun.
It was fun to watch people's faces that had never seen anything like that before.
Um, I really liked it.
It was really good.
The rest of the week could basically be summarized as meetings and events.
Yes, many meetings and many events.
Yeah, which is great.
I mean, we're either meeting with people or meeting with our team or meeting people
for ministry appointments, that sort of stuff.
Yes.
And then events you had a plethora of events with birthdays and gender
- Gender reveals all kinds of craziness.
- And then you're speaking,
it's where you spoke Wednesday night.
- I did, yeah, just started a Sun Ship series
for four weeks.
- And then with 24 hours notice,
you were speaking this morning.
- True, yep, it was very good.
- It was very good.
- Was it?
- Yeah.
- You look very colorful.
I got a great picture of you on Instagram.
- You did, it is a good picture.
I don't usually like pictures of me speaking
I think 'cause I make so many faces.
while I wait until you're making a good face.
- Thank you.
- You should see the ones I rejected.
- Oh dear.
Maybe I can look at those later.
- Yeah, it was fun to be speaking.
I really didn't know what I was gonna talk on
even at 8.30 last night.
So it came together eventually.
- Do you know I got a Bible?
- You did get a Bible.
- We talked a couple of weeks ago about
my trouble in finding a Bible I'd like.
- Yes.
- And in the process of that,
sharing with a friend about my woes and Jonathan sent me over this link to this Bible that
the video of it is almost like a parody of luxury products. But I went to our local Christian
bookstore, which is called what? Life, why? Thank you. And asked them if they would order
it in and they would and they price matched the ridiculous price I found on overstock.
Which is amazing. Yeah. So I ordered it just to see what it would be like. And it meets
some of my criteria quite well.
Which criteria does it meet?
Well, I wanted a new living translation.
Yes.
Because that's a version I want to read.
I have all the versions to study.
Yes.
I don't have all the versions.
I have many versions.
Yeah.
But I would imagine a room who's listening to this.
Like, Oh, no, you should read.
I do.
When I'm studying, I consult many, but reading for pleasure, I love the new living translation.
OK.
So it's that OK.
It is single column.
Yes.
Like the rest of the world's books.
Yes. And it's got nice typography. It's laid out really nicely. The font's nice, good font size.
I love you. Yes, you do. But then the things that I have to overlook is it's got some footnotes
and it's got some reference notes down the side. If they would have admitted that,
I think I would have been overwhelmed. But it doesn't have that many. No, but it has some.
It's visual clutter. And the paper is a bit too thin. I can still see through text on the other
Well, if it doesn't look like that, you would have a very heavy book because it would be
about twice the size.
Regardless, it's a beautiful Bible.
I look forward to having it.
It's got a lifetime warranty.
It's got a kind of warranty or document.
I don't know, but I think we should see what we can get out of a lifetime warranty.
Okay.
I might see if they have a copy of a Bible that I would like from your company.
You already have a Bible you like.
It's true.
I do.
quite done with the yet. No, you're not. But anyway, I was thrilled. I found a Bible that I liked.
Excellent.
Other high points we saw in the New Captain America movie, which we shouldn't talk about because they're
spoilers. It was so good. Can we say that? We can. I would even go to far as to say it should have
been called Avengers 2.75. Why 2.75? Well, they were missing Hulk and Thor for it to be Avengers 3.
but they had some pretty cool additions okay yeah.
Do you want to know my real highlight of the week was.
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And actually, you guys have great thoughts, some of which were implementing this very episode.
So cool.
Hey, do you want to know the highlight of my week was?
I'd like to think I know what your highlight was, but it's probably not.
receiving my first full shipment of a boy named Ben.
Oh, your new book?
It's in.
Yes, we talked about a couple of weeks ago, didn't we? Give us a quick synopsis for those who may
have missed it.
It's a children's book that is illustrated and written by me with serious help from the Holy Spirit,
and it's about our friend Ben Farley, who went home to be with the Lord about a year and a half ago.
Yeah, it's based on the life of an incredible young man.
Yes.
which we've talked about on our podcast before and we've written articles about on our website.
If you go to lnag.com/ben, you can learn more about Ben.
Yeah. And you can see the book. And one of the things that Ben's family did, which just gives you a glimpse of the awesomeness of the Farley clan,
is in lieu of flowers, a Ben's funeral, the family asked for some donations to a couple of places.
I remember one of them was the hospice where Ben's been his last few days.
But also to the school of supernatural life where Ben was not only a student and the graduate,
but also a staff member and in speaking to the Farley family about writing the book.
Because it's an awkward thing like, "Hey, can we write a book about your son who really
touched our lives and we want to write children's book?"
And of course, they were only too happy and very gracious to work with you and super supportive.
But one of the things we're doing for every copy of the book sold, a dollar of the sales
price goes towards the Ben Farley scholarship that was set up in Ben's honor to help students
who might not otherwise be able to attend the school in partial funding of their school.
That's fun. It's very fun. I just think it's amazing that even in Ben's death,
he is still inspiring people through the book, through his life, through stories that people
keep alive and also through his scholarship. So where to go Ben? We love you and we miss you.
All right, our main topic tonight comes from a question.
Do you know, here's a sneak preview of some of the feedback that we got.
They said, please don't skip the listeners questions.
We love when you answer the listeners questions.
-Really? -Yeah, and what's funny is often we skip
listeners questions either because we feel like we've talked too long or it's too late at night.
We think we'll do it next week and then we realize we can go weeks without
doing any. -And so I was working through the backlog of brilliant
listeners questions and I thought we could answer this question as our main topic for this evening.
-Okay. -This is the question. -Yeah.
-It is from Rachel. -Yep.

I experienced a transformation in my walk with God while reading
Spiritual Slavery to Spiritual Sunship by Jack Frost. Great book.
An amazing book by an amazing man. I can now call God Papa. I am a daughter,
exclamation mark. As someone who's been in ministry for over 10 years now, I had so many
wounds that I was blinded to and was totally living like an orphan. God has been in all
caps so ridiculously good and has taken me on an incredible journey that has been the
most amazing adventure of my life. Several people at my home church are experiencing
a similar awakening to Father's love and our pastor is so very open as well.  What advice could you
give us as we seek to live out this sonship message in an environment that is somewhat foreign to it.
I thank God for you every time I open your book finding father. I'm on week nine and I'm hoping
it never ends L O L. What a gift to the body of Christ. Thank you. Love your podcast to you guys
are so fun and so freeing. Well, that's very kind of you to say so. So before we jump in and answer
that question. I wanted to talk this week about the orphan spirit. It's something that we've
taught on for many years. It's something you've written about at length, and you're actually doing
a four-week series of church on the antidote to the orphan spirit, which is living like a son.
Let's start right back at the beginning. Where did you first hear the message of the orphan spirit?
I first heard it from Jack Frost.
Me too.
Yeah.
I was on staff in Toronto, the church in Toronto, and John and Carol had asked Jack to come
in and do a day with all of the staff.
And it was hearing it that first time, and Jack would teach it with this chart, an orphan
to sonship chart. I was in shock and horror looking at the chart and realizing I was not
really living like a son.
We will put a copy of that chart in the show notes. When we teach on it, we call it the
chart of doom and we get the audience to make that noise for a moment of levity. But go
on. Sorry, I don't mean this interrupt you.
So I remember looking at the chart and the Holy Spirit suggested to me,
"Hey, you know what, you're not all one or all the other.
Why don't you write a little graph from one to 10?"
So I did that on each topic.
And then I asked God, "Okay, how am I doing on this one?
Where about am I?"
I kept that piece of paper and then a number of months later,
Jack actually came back to teach again.
and I hadn't spent hours in intercession or gone to get deliverance from the orphan spirit
because of course you can't be delivered from it. It's more of a mindset.
I was all moving over towards sonship. It was just like almost just by recognizing and being
able to own, "Oh, actually what I think is normal behavior is orphan behavior. How can I move towards
that kind of opened the door for the Holy Spirit to work a lot, my heart.
Right. I was a sim. I heard Jack teaching in Edinburgh, actually.
Yeah. And he taught the same chart, the orphan to son chart, a chart that we later borrowed
and would also teach all over the world wherever we'd go on this message because it's so revolutionary.

And what this chart does is it diagnoses brilliantly two extremes, the way an orphan
or spiritual orphan views the world and a way a spiritual son views the world.
Now the danger with this is most of the information describing the way an orphan lives is actually
the way most of the world runs.
So without us knowing we're trained to operate and to think like we have to fight for everything
in this world, that we have to fight, strive, compete and earn for everything in life rather
than having an understanding that we have a heavenly Father who actually delights in
us and would love to bring us good things.
Right.
That as sons we have an inheritance we don't have to strive for.
Right.
But if we don't know that everybody else is a competition for blessing.
Right.

Right. Even in the church.
Oh, especially in the church. But also in the whole world. So you are fatigued constantly by
trying to one up everybody and keep up appearances. And until I heard this teaching, I just thought,
"Oh, this is normal."
- This is what we all do.
- Right, that there isn't a,
I mean, be nice while doing it, for sure,
'cause we're good Christians.
But when I heard Jack teach us, I was like,
"You mean there's a different way of living?"
And honestly, the first couple of times I heard it,
I just thought it was far-fetched nonsense.
(laughing)
Like, seriously.
Because he would talk about like,
"What do you do when everything hits the fan?"
Well, for an orphan, they throw a temper tantrum,
they scream, they get distressed,
self-comfort with food. I try and manipulate others. Yeah. Whereas the sun seeks to find quiet
solitude with this father. I'm like, "Who in the world does that?" When your tire blows out,
you're like, "I'm just going to so conress with my father."  And as you hear this teaching, you begin to realize,
"Oh, I'm operating from a paradigm or a mindset or a way of thinking that actually indicates I
really do think I'm all alone and it's up to me to fight and to protect and to provide.
Rather than simply being a son. And I think the problem with sonship,
when you don't know about sonship is it seems an irresponsible way to live.
- Does it?
- Well, here's why. I think that we've equated someone along the line that worrying about things
proves that we care about things. But worry doesn't equal care at all.
And so to not worry about things because you're trusting your father can seem irresponsible.
Yes. Do you know what I mean? Yes, you mean to others looking on.
 Okay. Thinking, why am I relaxed about this? Why am I training
myself to be relaxed about the fact that I have? Right. Shouldn't I be stressed? Yeah.
But your great line of Alan, the king is still in the throne. He's not shocked by this. He's not
surprised. What if this is an opportunity for an upgrade? What if this event has just happened
that would normally send you into tailspin is actually the landscape in which God's going to do
the next miracle and reveal to you another side of his father heart. Right.
Like that is a different way of looking at life. Right. Things we don't consider.
So off the top of your head, can you think of, because I don't want to pull out notes,
I don't really want to do a teaching. I'd rather talk about it. But the chart has a bunch of funny
things in it. Give me some topic from the chart and talk about how an orphan thinks about it and
how a son thinks about it. While you're thinking about that, I'm going to reiterate that though we
talk about the orphan's spirit, it's not a demonic spirit per se. I mean, there's demonic influences
empowering how we think for sure. But it's more of a mindset or a pattern of thinking than it is
or a lifestyle than it is a demonic spirit that can just be cast out. It's changing the way you
think so you change where you live. Right. Well, what about like peer relationships?
All right. So for peer relationships, typically the orphan, their MO is striving and competition
and rivalry and one-apping and one-apping and needing to be the biggest guy in the room with the best
stories. That's right. But sometimes we're so polite in that, because we're so Christianized
that were very subtle improving that were better than everybody else.
But basically, for example, well, we're elegantly putting people down so that we can feel better about ourselves.
Yeah, but that's still an indication that oh, is this the first time you saw blind eyes open that must be exciting for you.
Or have the look, I love the cruise.
You have the 16 inch big where you have the 19 inch.
Dutch outfit. I mean, they're very similar. They're very similar. It's just mind speaker.
 Once you realize it's
going on, it's nauseating. Yeah. Like the orphan can't let their friend or somebody say at an
event or at a party be excited about the thing that they saw because they need to be the biggest
guy in the room, right? So whatever it was that you saw God do, they have to tell their
story of something better rather than allow you just to be celebrated and allow you to
have that moment. I remember the Holy Spirit said to me, "Other people's greatness doesn't
come with the expansive viewers." Yeah. And that's the way a son thinks. You can allow
somebody else to be great because it wasn't your allocation of greatness they took. But
to an orphan, that's the way they think. Right. And not only allow them to be great,
but actually celebrate the fact that they're great and not feel like you're less than because
they're having their moment of being great.
Even in areas that has nothing to do with you.
So somebody else gets promoted or somebody else buys a house or somebody else moves in
an area of life that you wish you could move in.
They're not in direct competition with you.
Them getting a head doesn't mean you don't get a head, but whatever.
Whenever that thing rises in your heart, it's like, "I'm gonna..."
But I wanted to do it.
That's an orphan that's playing fair.
Yeah, and the orphan I think just thinks that God has crocodile arms.
What do you mean by that?
Like really short arms.
Can't possibly reach out and help me here, you know.
Right, so I have to do it for myself.
So I have to do it for myself, yeah.
Which leads to relentless self-promotion networking.
I mean, it's just exhausting because you have to fight for what you can get.
I was going to say it must be exhausting, but I remember feeling like I needed to make
a way for myself and it was exhausting.
Right.
Rather than trusting that God has got your life in control, you will bring the people
you need into your life and live from favor.
Oh, my gosh.
Yeah.
Live from favor rather than fighting for what you think you're worth.
Yeah.
How does the sun live in peer relationships?
I think he, I don't remember the exact wording of the chart,
but I think a son is able to celebrate others
and doesn't feel less than when somebody else is getting promoted
or having a great season or a great life.
And can genuinely enjoy other people's success
and promote other people ahead of them
because they know that promotion
that comes from the East North from the West, but from the Lord.
Right. It's not a competition.
It's totally not a competition. And you see that in the lives of people who are completely
content to be themselves. Like we're blessed with a bunch of people who are very close
to us, who are happy in their own skin, which means they're not intimidated by the successes
of other people. They don't feel less than, which means they can also promote other people
and talk about other people's successes without feeling like it's diminishing the successes they
have.
Right.
Because they found a different source of satisfaction.
Right.
The Father's love, not achievement and wealth.
I would say grace in our culture confuses a lot of people, especially, you know, when
we have, I've got to be careful how to say this because I don't want to be speaking ill
of anyone.
But often when we have visiting speakers or people who may be trying to connect to our
church for maybe we've got friends, we've got mutual friends and they've heard them
talk well about grace and they would love to connect. Often they connect us with credentials
and credentials aren't what is interesting to a son, relationships what's interesting
to a son. So credentials are usually a very quick way of establishing where you are on
the pecking order whereas the son's not so concerned about the pecking order, they're
concerned about their father's affection. Right. That's really good.
Does that sound okay? I think that's fine. I don't have anybody in mind where I'm talking
about that. It's just a dynamic I've noticed over the years.
That often, an orphan tries to tell you who they are, whereas we like to
figure it out for ourselves. We'll find out who you are. We don't need to be,
don't try and tell us about you, just be yourself and we'll discover what you are.
Yeah. What about their view of authority?
Oh, dear God, this is the fastest way to identify areas of orphanhood in our hearts.
For sure.
And I love what you said, babe, that it's not a binary state.

That's not the way it works.
It's, there's so many different areas of our heart where we can mature into
sonship in one area, but realizes orphanhood in another area.
But one of the great determinators is your view of authority in any description.
Right.
Because for the orphan, they're distrustful towards them and they lack a heart attitude
of submission.
Well, that's because all authority is a source of pain.
Right.
So if you haven't dealt with all of those things and you haven't dealt with the reason
you think authority is a source of pain. No wonder you can't enter into being a son,
but it also means you're not going to enter into being a son to the Father.
It's totally.
Because he's a king. You can't serve a king if you can't be under leadership.
Right. Yeah, John, I want you to say if you haven't learned to submit to
earthly authority, good luck serving a king for eternity.
Yeah. Right. There's truth to that, isn't there?
I still remember the feeling of fingernails on a chalkboard when leaders were trying to speak
into my life. This leader is trying to do what they do, but I was receiving all their input as
criticism or rejection because I hadn't learned that leaders are safe.
And to be fair, all leaders are not safe.
True. But any leaders that would come to me to try and help me, I would not view as
You're seeing value in me and you want me to reach my potential.
I would feel like you're seeing what's wrong with me and therefore I need to defend it.
I need to defend myself.
I need to hunker down.
And that's just an area of my heart that didn't know it was love, didn't know it was safe.
Didn't trust leaders.
Well, I did the exact same thing with John and Carol.
Totally.
You know, when they took me in, they took in somebody who had no grid for proper authority or that
authority could be safe or could actually care.
and then they try and speak into my life.
And even if on the outside, I was smiling on the inside,
I was either furious or just so sad, you know, thinking,
but I thought you loved me.
Why would you say these things about me if you loved me?
Because I didn't have any grid for discipline being loved.
- Yeah.
- You know, I didn't understand that.

Why aren't you loving me?
You're supposed to love me.

I'm so thankful that they did pull me up and say, hey, what about this?
Hey, let's look at this.
Hey, can I help you with this?
At the time I didn't love it, but I learned to submit to authority and I learned to let
them have a voice in my life.
And I think that's why I grew.
Let's talk about submitting to authority for a second.
Yeah.
This is a great litmus test for orphan heartedness.
Yeah.
Yeah. Most orphans are absolutely fine to quote, unquote, submit to authority.
So long as the authority that's leading them is letting them do what they were going to do anyway.
Right. But as soon as a leader says, you know, I don't think we want to do that. I wonder if
whatever, it doesn't even matter the scenario. But if it's a scenario that is different or
contrary to what the orphan was wanting, look for an alarming reaction.
Because when confronted, the true submission comes when you're asked to do something that you
don't want to do. Or you don't get to do something you want to do. Before that, it was just you
doing what you wanted anyway, and you're well aligned with what your leader went. There was no
submission. There was just somebody, somebody dumb. And I've seen that in my own life. It's a
great test. And one of the things I love, even to this day, running things past my leaders,
that I think is good, that I think is God, I feel great about is, if I'm still not prepared to drop
it when my leaders are like, yeah, I don't think that's it, then I want that thing more
than I want to be led by God. Because God speaks through your leaders.
And the thing is too, is that there's safety in having input from your leaders, right? In a
multitude of witnesses, there's wisdom. The trouble is, and you touched on this earlier,
there are a lot of unsafe leaders. In fact, there's a lot of orphans who are leaders.
Leading churches, yeah. Because orphans want to be the top dog. So by the very nature,
they want to be in leadership for the wrong reasons. And that just opens up a whole other
the can of worms.
Yeah, for sure.
For sure.
And then with the goal, let's talk about sons with their view of leaders.
And by the way, sons includes daughters.
Yeah.
We're talking about this idea of sonship, people who are so intimately acquainted with the
father's love that they live like a little son.
I think Jack says that sons sees authority as messengers of God for good in their lives.
Great way of good.

But in my honoring of them actually turned out fine for me, you know, crazy how that
works.
Right?
But I mean, I guess you're, you know, I remember when I was writing Finding Father,
one of the only thing that Patricia King said, you know, you probably want to add this is
How do you identify safe leadership to get under?
Because you're encouraging people to get underneath and push up.
And again, she was saying, gosh, there's a lot of leaders out there that aren't safe.
And the only thing I could do was describe John and Carol, because
they're what I think of when I think of safe leaders.
Like people that really, I mean, they are discerning.
They're not going to hold any punches.
They're going to punch nicely if that works as an expression, but they're not going to leave things
alone or whatever, but they do have your best interest at heart. You do leave every time
talking to them, even if they had to say something hard, I knew I was loved. I knew they talked to
me about it because they love me enough to want me to get better or to deal with the things that
were holding me back. It is amazing how the Lord works, isn't it? Because
he actually speaks through your earthly leaders and i'm not just talking about passes i'm talking
about your boss your supervisor work your parents i mean anybody he's put an authority the government
right it's incredible how he how he does that because basically in order to trust your leaders
and god you're basically saying i'm choosing to believe that you say i'm wrong even when i think
I'm right. Like in some areas, you know, when I think about times when we've gone to Jeff, for
example, said, Hey, Jeff, we're thinking of doing this. What's your wisdom? And Jeff's like, I think
this and it's contrary to what we wanted to hear. Right. Well, that's an interesting.
There's your moment. There's your moments like, you know what I ask for? God, the leaders in my
life, I ask for wisdom. Here it is. Am I going to reject it? Or am I going to say, all right,
I want to trust that you see something I don't because if I've learned anything being a leader,
it's that you look at people's lives from a completely different vantage point.
Yeah. And I think God gives you wisdom for other people when you're leading them.
Like he gives you perspective that you didn't have just because you have a level of authority
to lead them and you have a level of responsibility. I'm going to answer for you if I'm leading you.
Terrifying. Yeah.
But awesome at the same time.
And the other thing is like when we're talking about finding safe leaders, both John and Carol
and Jeff and Becky, like if they get it wrong, they'll come back and say they got it wrong.
Right.
And so that's another thing that makes them safe because I can go, okay, well, that's not how I
saw it or that's not what I imagined this conversation was going to go like. And
I might even be a little bit disappointed, but God, I'm going to give that back to you. And I know
that if this is your plan, it's gonna come back around
and I know that, you know, Jeff is great to say,
hey, I missed it on this one and whatever.
So as long as you're not dealing with unreasonable pride,
unreasonable, probably any pride is unreasonable.
- Yeah, what's the reasonable of my pride?
I'm in trouble. - What's a reasonable
man of pride, well, you know.
- How proud can I be in some reasonable.
Tell the story, I love the story.
Tell the story about you almost being released into ministry.
The garage door clicker story.
Because this is a great story about it was my moment orphans and sons and
Dreams being given and taken and tell that story because I think it illustrates brilliantly and then we'll try and answer Rachel's question. Okay?
well, um
You know previous to the story happening
In January I had been speaking to the Lord about the coming year and the Lord said to me
You know by the fall you'll step out into full-time ministry and this was in 2001
And I was like, you know at the time I really liked my job at a great job free car free gas free insurance
you know, there's a lot that was really good about it and I
Was sort of like wow, okay?
Could you confirm that for me?

And, uh, I was like, okay, I guess this is happening. So I sat down with, um, Fred and with John.
And in my mind, I was like, you know, they're going to say no. And that will be my greatest
reason why I'm not actually stepping out in this. Right.  And well, that didn't happen. So I met with Fred and said,
"You know, this is what I feel like the Lord's saying." And I'm, you know, they had talked
to me previously about being one of the itinerant ministers full-time for TACF. And so I just
said, "You know, I feel like God's talking to me about doing that and not just part-time
anymore, but, you know, traveling full-time." And Fred was like, "Yes, let's do it. That's
Awesome. I'll send a letter to all the P.I.H. churches, blah, blah, blah.
And I was like, this is your dream on the horizon.
Right. Everything goes promised in the last eight years.
But this is not a gamified right.
Yeah, he's been talking to me about it for eight years.
And I've been in this process of getting my heart healed and dying to all this kind of stuff.
And I was kind of at the place where I was like, oh, you know what?
I'm okay without the dream.
I'll just keep going along as I'm going.
And then the Lord's like, gotcha.
You know, anyway, so I was thinking, OK, I'm just going to meet with John.
John's going to be the one that stops this.
Like John will be the one that goes,
well, I don't know, you know, kind of thing.
And I met with John and he's like,
"HA, this is amazing.
I think it's totally God.
I think within a year you're going to have to say
no to invitations, you know, all this kind of stuff."
And I was just like, "Oh, wow, I'm doing this.
You know, I guess I'm actually doing this."
And so this was, I met with John, I think, in August.
And then in September, I felt like the Lord was like, you know, it's time to step out.
And I was like, okay.
And I wasn't really sure what to do.
Like, do I just give notice?
I don't know what the timing is.
And then September 11th happened.
And I got called into my VP's office and he just said, AJ, I'm sorry.
We lost $17 million in one day.
of being shut down because I worked in the travel industry and he said,
we're going to start letting go of management. You're the first one to go.
But they gave me 12 weeks severance, which was amazing.
And a week later, they had to let go of 30 more management and they only got a
week or two of severance each. So it was totally God.
So I was set up to start traveling and I even had a buffer.

Like in a great way, I wasn't like, oh, I'm in trouble.
- Being launched into something new.

And I know I'm gonna get announced
at the beginning of October at the Catch the Fire Conference,
right before that they had a Partners in Harvest Conference.
And so I'm gonna get sort of a commission
and all that kind of stuff.
And so I'm like, okay, I'm excited about this.
And the weekend before the conference,
on the Wednesday is the day I'm supposed to be commissioned.
It's the Saturday, the weekend before.
And I go with a friend of mine to another conference
that I was supposed to speak at.
And the other speaker was speaking first session.
So we're just sort of driving there.
And I get this phone call from a friend of mine
who was on staff at the church.
And he said, listen, I just wanted to give you a heads up.
I don't know what happened.
I don't know if Fred and John haven't talked
or what the deal is, but you're not being released this week.
And they're not going to commission you.
And so I just wanted you to know that.
So it's not a surprise when it comes to Wednesday
and you're not one of the people that they call up.
- And what happens in your heart?
- I was like, oh, I was one of those people
that didn't really show emotion
and I was in a car with other people,
but we had just arrived at the place
where we're having the event.
And so I was like, hey guys, go on inside.
I'll be in in a second, I finished the phone call
and I hung up the phone.
And for a second, I felt numb.
And then I was like super upset.
Like just like, they, what?
They said yes, they both said yes,
we had all this stuff printed to hand out to everybody.
And now I have no job and what are they doing?
And just totally freaking out.
And internally I wasn't saying anything on the outside.
I was just like on the inside, just like what?
And-
- I know you're feeling abandoned.
- I'm feeling abandoned.
I'm feeling sad.
I'm worried how am I gonna buy groceries.
- The rock has been pulled out from underneath your feet.
Yeah, I mean, I was just a deluge of all of these emotions.
Yeah, everything, right?
And I have to speak in an hour.
The first guy's going, he's going to go to ministry time
and then I have to get up and speak and I'm like,
"God, I'm shaken to my core."
And so I went in, I don't remember what he spoke about
'cause I was still processing with the Lord
and he did some kind of altar call for something.
I mean, honestly, it could have been for three-legged dogs
and I would have gone up, I was a mess.
But I went up to the front and I started crying
and then I went into this vision.

And on one side, it was absolutely solid plexiglass,
but it was really transparent.
It wasn't like scratched or whatever.
And so I saw a picture of all of these people
that I was friends with.
And I was like, huh, as I'm looking at them, the Lord said,
yeah, those are most of your friends.
You keep them on the outside.

I'm like, oh, okay.
So then I turned to my right and there was a wall that looked
kind of like it had holes like Swiss cheese,
you know, different sized walls.
And there was a couple of my closer friends there.
And they, you know, they could come and they could actually touch me.
They could reach their hands in and I could reach my hands out,
but I was still the one in control.
I could back away so they couldn't touch me or access me.

Then on the right, there was another wall with a door.
And I saw two of my friends that had keys, you know, but it's funny because in the picture,
there was a little bell above the door.
So even though I'd given them even more access
and I'd given them keys as it were,
I still had a warning of when they were trying to enter
and I could still choose to turn a good smile towards them
and look like everything was perfect.
But the terrifying wall was the fourth wall
and there was a garage door on it
and I had no lock on that door
and holding the garage door openers in this vision
were John and Fred.
And as I looked at this garage door
and the garage door openers and the two of them almost in horror,
the Lord said to me, will you trust the fathers I've put in your life?
And this is the big test of the orphan.
Right.
And I was like, Oh, God, I'm sorry.
I've spent the last hour spinning, like just spinning because I haven't been
trusting them.
And I've questioned everything and I just started weeping.
And I was like, Lord, I do.
I trust them.
They're wonderful men.
And if they think I'm not ready, I'm not ready.
And that's okay.
And I was able to get up and minister later that day
and do whatever.
And I was driving home with my friend and he said to me,
so what are you gonna do?
'Cause I told him and I said, well,
I'm highly employable.
Like my last job didn't want me to leave the restaurant
in the hotel that I worked for before that.
They didn't want me to leave you either.

And whenever this is supposed to happen, it happens.
And so I actually was like, okay, like I went home that night
and started working on my resume to get it up to date
so that I could get it.
- So you were feeling you'd resolved in your heart.
Okay, if I'm not being released in the ministry,
that's totally fine.
I trust God.
- My life is not over.
- I trust my dads.
- Yep.
- Okay.
- Yeah, God's good.
He still has a plan.
You know, this isn't what I spent six months getting ready to do this.
So there was effort involved.
There was money involved.
There was all that, but I was like, okay, God, if, if they think I'm not ready, I'm not ready.
Right.
So you were moving towards sunship in that, and that as a son's response, you know what, Lord?
I still trust you.

Yeah.
I love you.
You're good.
You have a plan.
Yeah.
I'm good.
It's going to be okay.
Right.
I don't get it, but it's going to be okay.
And so anyway, the next morning I came into church and as I walked in the back door, Fred
saw me from the front and he literally ran across the church and it's a huge church,
you know, and he came over and he's like, I was just talking to so and so.
And he said that he had told you whatever and that's not true.
And he's like, I don't know where he got that information, but we are announcing you on
Wednesday.
Everything is fine.
We're releasing you in a full-time ministry and we're commissioning you and blah, blah.
And I just laughed because I was like, God, you're so funny.
It was all a test of the heart.
It was a test of my heart.
And I passed, I think.
You know?
And so that, I mean, as much as I don't have a theology that God tests your heart, I think
that circumstances can come up, the test your heart.
And it's great to have those tests because later on, you know why you did what you did.
I have a theology for God testing.
Yeah.
Proverbs 17 verse 3 says, "The crucible for silver and the furnace for gold, but the Lord
tests the heart."
Yeah.
It really does.
Yeah.
Because he's constantly doing stuff in our heart.
He's constantly fashioning us into the likeness of Jesus and he wants us to see it from our
perspective so that we can see the change.
I do totally agree with that.
I just meant like I've met people that think everything in life is a test that's that
and it's all planned by God.
not, you know, your car didn't break down because you didn't put oil in it.
It's a test, you know, I just mean like I'm not that person.
Right.
But I do think God tests our heart.
I love that story because God knows the end from the beginning.
So he knew that nothing had changed.
Yeah.
And I loved that he helped restore your heart to joy.
I loved that he saw you in distress, met you in distress, but used it as a teaching
moment, as a our honey.
Yeah.
And then showed me what was really going on in my heart.
Yeah.
and actually you can trust me and yeah hey what do you want to step into it this moment right are you fighting for your future or are you just willing
to trust me that I'm good and I'm going to bring everything through to completion yeah I think absolutely the reaction in my heart to begin with was orphan but the action I took with son.
Yeah you know so and it moved there fairly quickly.
Yeah so that's that's good.
Well let's answer Rachel's question and having given a little overview of the difference between a sun and an orphan.
Her question was what advice could you give us as we seek to live out the sunship message in an environment that is somewhat foreign to it.
I think one of the main things would be you know to to coin Danny so x phrase keep your love on you know you.
For all of us, we need to have grace for people that aren't quite seeing things away.
We're seeing them yet and not be the person that knows the best way.
So learn to love other people really well, even if they don't get you and they don't understand
your new revelation and and press into God for help with that.
Press into being full of his love so you have something to give away.
That's right, because we all walk in the light of the revelation we've received.
So, if you've just got a revelation of a son, recognize it for the previous 20 years prior
to yesterday, you were living as an orphan.
Because there's a danger that we become polarizing in our view of people, other such an orphan.
But we've got to understand that people aren't orphans.
We know already that they're sons.
If they're believers, they are sons.
They're in different stages on the road to sonship.
It's the stage of learning.
And we would have orphan moments.
We'd call our orphaning out.
I say we would.
We still do.
I had one last week.
I had one where I just locked myself in my bedroom and just cried out to the Lord,
Lord, I screwed up.
I need your help.
I need your wisdom.
Would you help me?
And I was feeling like an orphan.
Yeah.
But I responded as a son.
I locked myself in my room to find my daddy and he came and he just, you know, he was
so gentle.
He was just like, "Oh, he met me in my pain," said Alan.
I totally understand how you're feeling.
And it must be horrible to feel like this.
Can I show you what's really going on?"
And so tender in his response.
Yeah.
And it doesn't matter if you react like an orphan, if you respond like a son.
Yeah.
All of our hearts are being tenderly cared for by the Father.
and it's his good intention to tenderly treat us with kindness and gently point out,
"Oh, here's where you're living way below the glorious standard I have for you. Here's where
you're still thinking like an orphan." Here's where you don't realize how loved you are.
That's right. And so you're on this glorious adventure no matter how appalled you may feel
that you've been thinking like an orphan. Be excited about the transformation he's going to
bring in the miracle that's going to come when you start thinking like a son.
Yeah.
You know, the obvious place to go from here is to talk about finding father because you
actually wrote your book to help people in their transformation from orphanhood to sonship.
Right.
I mean, the whole, all of us were once upon a time lost.
Yeah.
And then Jesus came and found us and showed us the way to the father.
Yeah.
And often we've confused salvation with the fullness of sonship.
Yeah, for sure being saved in living like a son or two different things. Yeah, I think too. Most of us have learned how to survive
And that's what orphans do they survive right? They're really good survivors, right?
And
Sons though they're they don't just survive things they thrive and they and they do that because they know that they're left
And they know that they're taking care of right. Yeah, they're they're living for someone else's vision
they're living to make their daddy happy.
Yeah.
I mean, they already know that daddy's happy that he loves them.
Yeah.
But it's so fun partnering with God as a son rather than trying to strive for his affection.
Right.
But anyway, finding father, you wrote this brilliant book.
It's 12 week study guide.
You can do individually.
There's interactive exercises to do almost every day.
The idea is that each day you have a little devotional and you get two days off a week.
give written five devotionals a week, all into the understanding, the heart of God for us,
live like a son.  I love it. I love it." And so if you have--
I'm so glad.
Yeah, so am I, because it would be terrible if it was the other way.
Right.
If you haven't read it, we highly recommend you get it, not just because we wrote it. We
You highly recommend it for the transformation that it brings.
And you can get it straight from our website, go to alanag.com and you'll find a link straight
there for finding follow the book.
You can also get it for your Kindle on Amazon or for your iPad or your iPhone on the iBook
store.
But if you haven't read it, do yourself a favor.
Be kind to yourself.
Buy yourself this book, watch the transformation and get it happen.
And also your new book you talked about before, a boining bent is also available.
You can get them online at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We had an awesome moment actually this week of Tia reading the book out loud, which was
just so fun for her to go through a book from start to finish and it'd be something I wrote.
Right.

I love it.
Also, I know that our applications are open for Grace and her school of supernatural life.
It's a school designed to help people discover the greatness in them by discovering the greatness
of God. We have tremendous fun watching people's lives get changed. We saturate you in this
incredible presence of God for about eight months. You discover how to hear God for yourself,
learn about his kindness and goodness, and you come out the other side completely transformed.
Adrian, I've got the privilege of teaching on that. It's one of the things we love to do.
 Applications
are to be in by June 15th. So I really encourage you to get your apps in. School starts in September
of this year, runs through April of next year. And if you're already a graduate of year one,
come back for year two. We'd love to take you deeper, draw out the leader in you, and teach you
how to understand, apply, and fall in love with the Bible. For show notes from today's show,
just head on over to alanaj.com/102.
Have an incredible week and we'll be with you next week.
Yup.
Faith, Life, Communication, Tacos and Video Games
Paleo donuts and the kindness of God
But things we deal with every day
From Franklin, Tennessee
They are just like you and me
Alan, and AJ
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
If you are a human being, there's something here for everyone
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Mandor Mountains [au29], mountain, in Mandoria, wilderness
Last updated Turn #130
Mandor Mountains [au29], mountain, in Mandoria, wilderness
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9: Horde of rats [al5n], rats, number: 50, went west.
11: Stack of savages [cn1f], savages, number: 16, arrived from the west.
13: Stack of savages [cn1f], savages, number: 16, went east.
14: Horde of rats [dh6m], rats, number: 30, went west.
14: Pack of wolves [ga1g], wolves, number: 8, arrived from the east.
15: Stack of savages [gh8o], savage, went west.
16: Pack of wolves [ga1g], wolves, number: 8, went west.
16: Pack of wolves [hc0k], wolves, number: 4, arrived from the west.
18: Pack of wolves [hc0k], wolves, number: 4, went east.
21: Shade [j2p], refugee, arrived from the west.
23: Pack of wolves [ag1l], wolves, number: 9, went west.
23: Shade [j2p], refugee, went east.
23: Pack of wolves [cu0m], wolves, number: 3, arrived from the north.
25: Pack of wolves [cu0m], wolves, number: 3, went west.
28: None of them [s9n], refugee, arrived from the west.
30: Stack of savages [cn1f], savages, number: 16, arrived from the east.
Routes leaving Mandor Mountains:
North, plain, to Plain of Tears [at29], 7 days
East, plain, to Plain of Tears [au30], 7 days
South, mountain, to Mandor Mountains [av29], 10 days
Garrison [jq2j], garrison, uncontrolled, with five peasants
West, mountain, to Mandor Mountains [au28], 10 days
Seen here:
None of them [s9n], refugee
Stack of savages [cn1f], savages, number: 16


MBExpressionCache Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Conforms to | MBSingleton |
| Declared in | MBExpressionCache.h |
Overview
The MBExpressionCache
class is used to cache tokenized versions of
Mockingbird expressions.
How expression caching works
The process of evaluating an expression consists of two parts:
Tokenization: First, the expression is parsed, resulting in a set of tokens that represent the grammatical structure of an expression.
Evaluation: Then, once the expression has been tokenized, the tokens are evaluted, yielding an expression result.
Tokenization only needs to occur once for a given expression. Once the tokens have been created, they can be reused any number of times for evaluation.
To optimize the process of evaluating expressions, Mockingbird caches expression tokens in memory by default.
And to be respectful of memory usage, if your application receives a
UIApplicationDidReceiveMemoryWarningNotification
, the in-memory portion of
the expression cache clears itself automatically.
Cache serialization
The MBExpressionCache
can also be configured to serialize the token cache
to the filesystem.
Storing the expression cache in the filesystem can provide performance benefits for applications that rely heavily on Mockingbird expressions.
Serialization allows the cache to be pre-filled with tokenized expressions
when the MBEnvironment
is loaded. With a serialized cache, expressions
in the cache won’t ever need to be re-tokenized, even after a fresh launch of
your application.
To enable cache serialization, call setCacheSerialization:withInterval:
.
Where cache files are stored
If serialization is used, the cache file will be stored in your application’s
Caches
directory, in a file named MBExpressionCache.serialized
.
During development, you can inspect this file to get a sense of what’s ending up in the cache.
Filesystem cache management strategies
Typical applications won’t need to worry about the size of the expression cache. However, if your application is likely to encounter tens or hundreds of thousands of unique expressions, your cache file may grow large and you may want to consider:
Limiting cache serialization using
MBExpressionCacheSerializationOptimizeForLaunch
. Instead of serializing every expression ever encountered, your application can be set to serialize only those encountered only within a certain period of time from application launch.Manually managing the size of the filesystem cache. Listen for the
NSNotification
event named “MBExpressionCache:didSerialize
”, and when it is fired, check the return value of thefilesystemCacheSize
method and callremoveFilesystemCache
as needed.
Shipping with a compiled-in cache file
When developing your application in the simulator, if you’re relying on
cache serialization, you can copy the MBExpressionCache.serialized
file
into your application’s resources. This will allow you to ship your
application with a pre-built cache file.
Note: The pre-built expression cache must be included in the main
NSBundle
’s resources in order to be found.
Warning: You must not create instances of this class yourself; this class
is a singleton. Call the instance
class method (declared by the
MBSingleton
protocol) to acquire the singleton instance.
Controlling cache behavior
disableCaching
Disables caching altogether when set to YES
. Defaults to NO
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL disableCaching
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
suppressConsoleLogging
By default, the expression cache will log status messages to the console
when attempting to load or save cache files. This property can be set to YES
to suppress those log messages.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL suppressConsoleLogging
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
pausePersistence
Allows expression cache serialization to be temporarily disabled.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL pausePersistence
Discussion
This value is manipulated during the MBEnvironment
load process. Typically,
you would not change this property yourself; instead, consider using
the setCacheSerialization:withInterval:
method if you wish to control how
persistence is handled.
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
– setCacheSerialization:withInterval:
Controls whether and how the expression cache serializes cached tokens to the filesystem.
- (void)setCacheSerialization:(MBExpressionCacheSerialization)serialization withInterval:(NSTimeInterval)interval
Parameters
serialization |
Specifies the serialization strategy to use |
|---|---|
interval |
The time interval that applies to the |
Discussion
The expression cache will not serialize by default. This method must be called with the appropriate parameters to enable serialization.
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
cacheSerialization
Specifies the cache’s serialization behavior. The default value is
MBExpressionCacheSerializationNone
, but it can be changed by calling
setCacheSerialization:withInterval:
.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) MBExpressionCacheSerialization cacheSerialization
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
cacheSerializationInterval
Specifies the cache serialization interval. The meaning of this value depends
on the value of the cacheSerialization
property. Will be 0.0
if
cacheSerialization
is MBExpressionCacheSerializationNone
.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) NSTimeInterval cacheSerializationInterval
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
Clearing and resetting the cache
– clearMemoryCache
Throws away the in-memory token cache.
- (void)clearMemoryCache
Discussion
This method is called automatically in response to the
UIApplicationDidReceiveMemoryWarningNotification
event being fired.
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
– removeFilesystemCache
Removes the serialized expression cache file, if any.
The next time loadCache
is called, a compiled-in expression cache may be
loaded. If you want to prevent this from happening, call resetFilesystemCache
instead.
- (void)removeFilesystemCache
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
– filesystemCacheSize
Returns the size of the serialized filesystem cache, if any.
- (nullable NSNumber *)filesystemCacheSize
Return Value
The filesystem cache size (in bytes), or nil
if there is no
filesystem cache.
Discussion
This does not take into account the size of any compiled-in expression cache resource.
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
– resetMemoryCache
Clears the in-memory cache and resets knowledge of data that could affect automatic cache invalidation.
- (void)resetMemoryCache
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
– resetFilesystemCache
Saves an empty cache file to the filesystem, replacing the existing cache file (if there is one).
- (void)resetFilesystemCache
Discussion
This method provides a way to override any compiled-in expression cache
file resource; next time the loadCache
method is called, the cache file
in the filesystem will be loaded instead of the compiled-in resource.
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
– clearCache
Clears the in-memory cache and removes the filesystem cache by calling
clearMemoryCache
and then removeFilesystemCache
.
- (void)clearCache
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
Cache persistence
– loadCache
If an expression cache file is available, it is loaded, and the file’s contents are used to replace the existing contents of the in-memory cache.
- (void)loadCache
Discussion
If there is no cache file available in the filesystem, the cache will attempt
to load a file named MBExpressionCache.serialized
from the application’s
main NSBundle
.
The memory cache is not modified if no file was loaded.
Note: Calling this method has no effect if cacheSerialization
is
MBExpressionCacheSerializationNone
or if pausePersistence
is YES
.
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
– loadAndMergeCache
If an expression cache file is available, it is loaded, and the file’s contents are merged with the current contents of the in-memory cache.
- (void)loadAndMergeCache
Discussion
During the merge process, cached expressions contained within the file are added to the memory cache only if the expression does not already exist in the memory cache.
If there is no cache file available in the filesystem, the cache will attempt
to load a file named MBExpressionCache.serialized
from the application’s
main NSBundle
.
The memory cache is not modified if no file was loaded.
Note: Calling this method has no effect if cacheSerialization
is
MBExpressionCacheSerializationNone
or if pausePersistence
is YES
.
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h
– saveCache
Saves the current in-memory expression cache to the filesystem.
- (void)saveCache
Discussion
Note: Calling this method has no effect if cacheSerialization
is
MBExpressionCacheSerializationNone
or if pausePersistence
is YES
.
Declared In
MBExpressionCache.h


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Great Forest [an27], forest, in Mandoria, peasants: 153
Last updated Turn #148
Great Forest [an27], forest, in Mandoria, peasants: 153
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22: Chelas [u7a], refugee, arrived from the west.
25: Chelas [u7a], refugee, went west.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Great Forest:
North, forest, to Great Forest [am27], 8 days
East, forest, to Great Forest [an28], 8 days
Garrison [gu6n], garrison, uncontrolled, with four peasants
South, forest, to Great Forest [ao27], 8 days
West, forest, to Great Forest [an26], 8 days
Seen here:
Garrison [en3j], garrison, uncontrolled, with four peasants
Chelas [u7a], refugee


EPURMESS.INI
EPURMESS.INI (\FBB).
This file is also in the main FBB-directory. This is the file that controls
the lifetime of messages. Each night EPURMESS will be activated at the time
specified in INIT.SRV. Normally you will not need to change this, but if you
did any changes during installation, you must also change the same pathnames
here. That goes for all lines that include a pathname.
 If you do, write a 1 first, if you want to save old personal
messages, and another 1 if you want to save old bulletins.
# Personal Bulletins (0=kill 1=archive in oldmail)
0 0
#
Next we have the actual parametres (in days) for the lifetimes of bulletins
and personal messages. Let me just explain the letters in use here:
P=Personal message
B=Bulletin
N=Not read
Y=Had been read
F=Forwarded (forwarded to all BBSs that should receive this msg)
X=Expired (still readable, but will not be forwarded to other BBSs)
K=Killed (readable only by sysop)
A=Archived (same as killed, but will be deleted at once, or moved to
OLDMAIL)
I think this is self-explanatory:
# Parametres in days:
#
# PARAMETRES FOR PERSONAL MESSAGES:
#
# PN -> PX (days after message is written)
30
#
# PY -> PX (days after changed to Y)
7
#
# PF -> PK (days after changed to F)
7
#
# PX -> PK (days after changed to X)
0
#
# PK -> PA (days after changed to K)
0
#
# PARAMETRES FOR BULLETINS
#
# BN -> BX (days after the message is written)
7
#
# B$ -> BX (days after the message is written)
7
#
# BY -> BX (days after changed to Y)
7
#
# BX -> BK (days after changed to X)
14
#
# BF -> BX (days after message is written)
14
#
# BK -> BA (days after changed to K)
0
#
#
# Automatic generated return-messages for non-forwarded messages.
# Each line may be max 255 characters long. Disable with only an 0.
#
# Timeout for valid forward-path (number of days + text, end with $W)
21 This message could not be forwarded, due to bad link.$W
#
# Unknown routing or wrong H-address (number of days + text, end with $W)
2 This message could not be forwarded, due to bad callsign or bad route.$W
#
# Max number of lines in a returned message:
10
#
------
#
# At the end of the file, you can have special lifetimes for special messages.
# In the example below, messages that are TO LA6CU will be 365 days old,
# messages FROM system will be 0 days, messages @LA will be 365 days. I have an
# # in front of them, this means they are disabled right now.
# List of lifetime-tests
#
# To/from/via Callsign Days
@ VEST 365
@ LA 365
> LA6CU 365
< system 0
#
# End of this file.
#
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by STEPAN KOTCHERGAProduct tanker PAXOI suffered engine failure in Gibraltar Strait shortly after leaving Algeciras with 3500 tons of oil products, bound for Tangier, Morocco, in the evening Nov 13, at around 1830 UTC, probably. Tanker reported to Salvamento Maritimo, salvage tug SAR MASTELERO (IMO 9525730) was sent to assist, PAXOI was taken on tow at around 2200 UTC, to be towed to Algeciras. According to track, tanker was under way until tug arrival. According to local sources citing officials, tanker was towed back to Algeciras and anchored, in the afternoon Nov 14. But according to track, tanker was towed further off to Alboran sea, then towage made a wide loop and started to move towards Algeciras. As of 0330 UTC Nov 15, caravan was still under way in Alboran sea E of Algeciras.
What’s all about, is anyone’s guess.
Product tanker PAXOI, IMO 9382190, dwt 6310, built 2009, flag Gibraltar, manager MM MARINE INC., Greece.


https://ebeldev.github.io/graphql-in-wordpress/
How do you like to travel ?
Heavy or lightweight?
Heavy style
Lightweight style
A api = a way for applications to talk to each other
A REST api = a api based on representational state transfer (REST) technology
REST API use HTTP Protocol to do GET, PUT, POST, DELETE operations
/wp-json/wp/v2
/posts
/media/"id"
/users/"id"
/categories/"id"
disadvantages
Over-fetching = a client downloads more information than is actually needed
Under-fetching = a specific endpoint doesn’t provide enough of the required information
Maintainability and Scalability having too many endpoints
Open-sourced by Facebook in 2015
A query language for your API
One endpoint = /graphql
Get only the data you ask for nothing more, nothing less
It's a type language
it's self documenting docs and query autocompletion
Type of operations you can do on your api
Query get your data
Mutation modify your data
Subscription subscribe to action
Responsible for the SCHEMA of your API and resolvers of the data
type Query {
posts: [Post]
}
type Post {
title: String
content: String
author: Author
}
type Author {
name: String
avatar: String
posts: [Post]
}
Responsible for making the query to the server
query {
posts {
title
author {
name
avatar
}
}
}
{"data": {
"posts": {
"edges": [{
"node": {
"title": "Hello World",
"author": {
name: "My super name",
avatar: "imgsrc.com/author.jpg"
}
}
}]
}
}}
The Query
query {
posts {
title
author {
name
avatar
}
}
}
The response
{"data": {
"posts": {
"edges": [{
"node": {
"title": "Hello World",
"author": {
name: "My super name",
avatar: "http://www.imgsrc.com/avatar.jpg"
}
}
}] } }}
The Query with a name
query GET_POSTS {
posts {
title
author {
name
avatar
}
}
}
The Query with arguments
query GET_POSTS {
posts (first: 5) {
title
author {
name
avatar
}
}
}
The Query with variables
query GET_POSTS($first: Int){
posts (first: $first) {
title
author {
name
avatar
}
}
}
// Query variables
{
"first": 5
}
The Fragment
fragment userFields on User {
id
firstName
lastName
phone
username
}
The Query with a fragment
query getUsers {
admins: users(role: admin) {
...userFields
}
accountants: users(role: accountant) {
...userFields
}
}
The Query with a alias
query GET_POSTS {
aliasname : posts {
title
author {
name
avatar
}
}
}
The Query with arguments
{
"data": {
"aliasname": {
"edges": [{
"node": {
"title": "Hello World",
"author": {
name: "My super name",
avatar: "http://www.imgsrc.com/avatar.jpg"
}
}
}]
}
}
}
mutation {
createPost( input:{clientMutationId: "CreatePost", title: "My new post"} ) {
post {
id
title
date
}
}
}
{ "errors": [{
"message": "Sorry, you are not allowed to create posts",
"category": "user",
"locations": [ {"line": 2, "column": 3 } ],
"path": [ "createPost" ]
}],
"data": { "createPost": null } }
Custom
PrismaFramework for self-hosted GraphQL server
WordExpressFramework to help develop Wordpress applications (server + client)
wp-graphqlWordPress pluginhttps://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql
RelayFrom Facebook, for more advance developpers
Apollo-clientApollo-boost = no setup, cache, manage local and server data
GraphiQL and Postman
Add custom post type to GraphQL schema
add_action( 'init', function() {
register_post_type( 'docs', [
'show_in_graphql' => true,
'hierarchical' => true,
'graphql_single_name' => 'Document',
'graphql_plural_name' => 'Documents',
] );
} );
Add custom post type you don't control to GraphQL schema
add_filter( 'register_post_type_args', function( $args, $post_type ) {
if ( 'docs' === $post_type ) {
$args['show_in_graphql'] = true;
$args['graphql_single_name'] = 'Document';
$args['graphql_plural_name'] = 'Documents';
}
return $args;
}, 10, 2 );
use WPGraphQL\Types;
function wcgql_add_custom_fields_to_graphql ($fields) {
$fields['custom'] = [
'type' => Types::String(),
'description' => __( 'The date the film was released', 'wcmtl-graphql' ),
'resolve' => function ( \WP_Post $post ) {
// Get your data
$customField = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'custom_field_name', true );
// make any modification on your data
// Return your data
return $customField;
},
];
return $fields;
}
add_filter( 'graphql_post_fields', 'wcgql_add_custom_fields_to_graphql', 10, 1 );
REST API style
GraphQL style


[gecode-users] Bugs in Gecode/J
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Tue Apr 15 10:28:01 CEST 2008
Hi,
That is strange. The error report is left in programs working
directory (or a temporary directory, see below for the full
explanation from Sun). I can only think of two reasons this would not
happen
1) A bug in the JVM that makes it crash hard. No idea how to handle this case
2) You are not using Suns JVM, in which case I don't know how to help
you, since we don't support that.
If you can distill a single file that I could try that gives the
error, you could send it to me for testing.
Cheers,
Mikael
hs_er_pid file location according to Sun:
Before 1.5, after a fatal error, JVM prints the error log to stdout and then
saves the same information to an hs_err log file. By default, it is saved in
current working directory; if for some reason the current directory is not
writable the hs_err log is saved to the system temporary directory (/tmp on
Solaris and Linux; or the result from GetTempPath() on Windows). If there is
no temporary directory, JVM will not save the hs_err log (because the same
information is already printed to stdout).
Since 1.5 because JVM prints a lot more information after crash, it would be
too much for stdout. Instead, JVM only prints a brief message to stdout and
detailed information is saved in hs_err log. Again, to determine the location
for hs_err, JVM first tries current directory; if it's not writable, JVM uses
temp directory; unlike 1.4.2, if temp directory is still not usable, JVM will
print the detailed message to stdout.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 10:14 AM, Malcolm Ryan <malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au> wrote:
> I can't find any such file. Where does it get left?
>
> Malcolm
>
>
>
> On 15/04/2008, at 4:07 PM, Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > When the JVM crashes it leaves a file called hs_err_pid????.log
> > (replace ???? by some string of numbers), which contains a lot of very
> > interesting information. In particular, it contains the current stack
> > of the JVM, as well as as much of the current native stack as
> > possible. To debug what has happened, these are the files to look at.
> > If you need help with a particular error, then you should attach such
> > a file.
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Mikael
> >
> > On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 11:01 AM, Malcolm Ryan <malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
> > > wrote:
> >> My Gecode/J constraint program is occasionally crashing with the
> >> message:
> >>
> >> pure virtual method called
> >> terminate called without an active exception
> >>
> >> and occasionally with:
> >>
> >> Invalid memory access of location 00000000 eip=00000000
> >>
> >> I can't say for sure, but I don't think they are happening in my
> >> code.
> >> I'm having trouble tracking down where in the code this is happening
> >> (as they are not proper Java exceptions and can't be caught). I added
> >> some debug printfs and the errors changed. Go figure.
> >>
> >> Any suggestions?
> >>
> >> Malcolm
> >>
> >> _______________________________________________
> >> Gecode users mailing list
> >> users at gecode.org
> >> https://www.gecode.org/mailman/listinfo/gecode-users
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist, http://www.ict.kth.se/~zayenz/
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Gecode users mailing list
> users at gecode.org
> https://www.gecode.org/mailman/listinfo/gecode-users
>
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FrameWork¶
The vision system used by the unball team uses its own computer vision framework. This page provides information about how this framework works and how to use it.
About the framework¶
The purpose of the framework is to provide a simple, highly customizable interface for the implementation of multiple object tracking algorithms.
How it works¶
The framework consists of three steps: segmentation, identification and tracking . Both the segmentation and identification steps work by keeping lists of implemented algorithms. These algorithms are to be implemented by the user, and may be vastly different. The framework requires only that they follow a determined structure, that will be described ahead. This structure is, of course, extensible.
- The segmentation step requires an algorithm that operates on the raw image given
- to the framework, and produces another image as the output.
The identification step requires an algorithm that operates on the output of a segmentation algorithm, and produces information about the object(s) whose position(s) are being identified.
In the tracking step each tracked object takes the results from a given identification algorithm and uses it to track itself.
The information about each object (the algorithms it uses) is stored in a
configuration file, vision.yaml
. This file follows a predefined structure,
that is described in detail on the next section.
How to use it¶
Creating a segmentation algorithm:¶
In order to create a segmentation algorithm, you need to create a class that contains the algorithm’s implementation. This class has the following requirements:
- It needs to publicly inherit from the base class SegmentationAlgorithm
- It needs to declare its own type, within its public members, using the macro
ALGORITHM_TYPE
; - It needs to register itself as a segmentation algorithm, within its private members, using the macro
REGISTER_ALGORITHM_DEC
; - It needs to complete the self-registration using the macro
REGISTER_ALGORITHM_DEF
on the class’.cpp
file. - It needs to implement the
void run()
public method. - It needs to write its output to the
cv::Mat output_image_
field.
If the algorithm requires any logic prior to its continuous execution in the
run()
method, the class may implement the void init()
public method.
The class should not implement a constructor.
Creating an identification algorithm:¶
In order to create an identification algorithm, you need to create a class to contain the algorithm’s implementation. This class has the following requirements:
- It needs to publicly inherit from the base class IdentificationAlgorithm;
- It needs to declare its own type, within its public members, using the macro
ALGORITHM_TYPE
; - It needs to register itself as a segmentation algorithm, within its private members, using the macro
REGISTER_ALGORITHM_DEC
; - It needs to complete the self-registration using the macro
REGISTER_ALGORITHM_DEF
on the class’.cpp
file. - It needs to implement the
void run()
public method. - It needs to write its output to the
std::shared_ptr<IdentificationOutput> output_info_
field.
Like the segmentation class , if the identification algorithm requires any
logic prior to its continuous execution in the run()
method,
the class may implement the void init()
public method.
The class should not implement a constructor.


US senators push for vote on Hong Kong rights bill as violence rises
WASHINGTON: The chairman of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee said on Tuesday (Nov 13) he wanted the Senate to pass legislation to support protesters in Hong Kong, as violence rose in the Chinese-ruled city wracked by months of unrest.
Republican Senator Jim Risch noted that he is a co-sponsor and "strong proponent" of the "Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act", which would place Hong Kong's special treatment by the United States under tighter scrutiny.
"We want it moved," Risch said during a discussion on China at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
READ: China says ‘firmly supports’ Hong Kong police after US criticises shooting of protester
READ: Protesters tried to steal officer's gun: Hong Kong police on latest shooting
The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives unanimously passed the bill in mid-October, drawing accusations from Beijing that the lawmakers had "sinister intentions".
Risch's Foreign Relations committee approved a similar measure in September, but it has not been scheduled for a vote by the full Senate, which must pass the bill before it can be sent to President Donald Trump. The White House, which is engaged in intense trade negotiations with China, has yet to say whether he would sign or veto it.
Police in Hong Kong battled protesters at several university campuses on Tuesday in sometimes savage clashes, as parts of the city were paralyzed including Hong Kong's central financial district, which was tear-gassed for a second day running.
Those flare-ups occurred a day after police shot an unarmed protester at close range and a man was doused with gasoline and set on fire in some of the worst violence since the protests began.
READ: US condemns latest Hong Kong violence, UK says escalation 'deeply disturbing'
READ: Timeline - Fresh violence erupts in Hong Kong on Tuesday
Risch and fellow Republican Senator Marco Rubio are to meet on Wednesday with Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to discuss the possibility of getting floor time for a vote on the bill, aides said.
"The world needs to see that the United States will stand up and say this is wrong, we stand with the people of Hong Kong," Risch said.
In photos: Hong Kong university campuses burn as student protesters battle police
Asked of McConnell would allow a vote in the Senate, a spokesman pointed to his remarks in the Senate on Tuesday expressing concern about the violence.
"I’m eager to continue working with colleagues such as Senator Risch, Senator (Lindsey) Graham, Senator Rubio, and others toward a strong and procedurally workable solution," McConnell said.
The legislation has 37 Republican and Democratic co-sponsors in the 100-member Senate. Backers say it is expected to pass easily if McConnell schedules a vote.
MORE: Our coverage of the Hong Kong protests
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You will need to configure your browser to use ZAP as a proxy.
By default, ZAP uses an Address of 'localhost' and a Port of '8080', but these can be changed via the Options > Network > Local Servers/Proxies screen.
Instructions for the latest versions of the most commonly used browsers:
| Press the | 'Customise and control Google Chrome' button (top right) | |
| Select the | 'Options..' menu item | |
| Press the | 'Change proxy settings' button | |
| Press the | 'LAN Settings' button | |
| Follow the | 'Windows LAN Settings' section below |
localhost
(and related addresses) with newer Chrome versions (>= 72) the command line argument --proxy-bypass-list=<-loopback>
must be provided.
| Select the | 'Tools' menu | |
| Select the | 'Options..' menu item | |
| Select the | 'General' panel | |
| Scroll to | 'Network Settings' section | |
| Press the | 'Settings...' button | |
| Select the | 'Manual proxy configuration' radio button | |
| Enter in the | 'HTTP Proxy:' field the 'Address' you configured in the options screen | |
| Enter in the | 'Port' field to the right of the 'HTTP Proxy' field the 'Port' you configured in the options screen. Ensure 'SSL Proxy' is also configured, either by selecting 'Use this proxy server for all protocols' or by setting the corresponding values. | |
| Press the | Connection Setting 'OK' button | |
| Press the | Options 'OK' button |
localhost
(and related addresses) with newer Firefox versions (>= 67) the preference network.proxy.allow_hijacking_localhost
(accessible through the about:config
page) must be set to true
.
| Select the | 'Edit' menu | |
| Select the | 'Preferences' menu item | |
| Follow the | instructions above from the 'General' panel |
| Select the | 'Firefox' menu | |
| Select the | 'Preferences...' menu item | |
| Follow the | instructions above from the 'General' panel |
| Select the | 'Tools' menu | |
| Select the | 'Internet Options' menu item | |
| Select the | 'Connections' tab | |
| Press the | 'LAN Settings' button | |
| Follow the | 'Windows LAN Settings' section below |
| Select the | 'Menu' in the top left hand corner | |
| Select the | 'Settings' menu item | |
| Select the | 'Preferences' menu item | |
| Select the | 'Advanced' tab | |
| Select the | 'Network' item in the left hand list | |
| Press the | 'Proxy Servers' button | |
| Select the | 'HTTP' checkbox | |
| Enter in the | field to the right of 'HTTP' the 'Address' you configured in the options screen | |
| Enter in the | HTTP 'Port' field the 'Port' you configured in the options screen | |
| Press the | Proxy servers 'OK' button | |
| Press the | Preferences 'OK' button |
| Press the | 'Safari settings' button in the top right hand corner | |
| Select the | 'Preferences' menu item | |
| Select the | 'Advanced' tab | |
| Press the | 'Change Settings' button next to the 'Proxies' label | |
| Follow the | 'OS X System Proxy settings' section below |
| Press the | 'Display a menu of general Safari settings' button in the top right hand corner | |
| Select the | 'Preferences' menu item | |
| Select the | 'Advanced' tab | |
| Press the | 'Change Settings' button next to the 'Proxies' label | |
| Press the | 'LAN Settings' button | |
| Follow the | 'Windows LAN Settings' section below |
| Select the | 'Web proxy (HTTP)' | |
| Enter in the | 'Address:' field the 'Address' you configured in the options screen | |
| Enter in the | 'Port' field the 'Port' you configured in the options screen | |
| Press the | Proxies Setting 'OK' button | |
| Press the | Network Options 'Apply' button |
| Select the | 'Use a proxy server for your LAN' checkbox | |
| Enter in the | 'Address:' field the 'Address' you configured in the options screen | |
| Enter in the | 'Port' field the 'Port' you configured in the options screen | |
| Press the | Local Area Network (LAN) Setting 'OK' button | |
| Press the | Internet Options 'OK' button |
| Getting Started | for details of how to start using ZAP | |
| Introduction | the introduction to ZAP |


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Bases: object
Base class for Machine Learning
The categories property.
returns a set of message id’s with similarity score, sorted by similarity score. I recommend using >=0.875 to define ‘near-dup’. :return [(‘1’, 0.9), (‘2’, 0.8), ...], sorted by the real value
(second element of each item) in decreasing order.
The entities property.
Takes a list of messages (each in dictionary form), and make guesses their category labels, languages, and so on. :param messages list of messages :return [(msgDict, {‘c1’: 4.6, ‘c2’: 4.2}), ...], list of pairs: message, dictionary of categories.
The numbers returned range from (-inf, inf), but are ranks and cannot be interpreted beyond (e.g., as probabilites).
Returns list of entity guesses for the message Each entity (ideally) also includes
- text
- start (offset in included string)
- type (person, location, etc)
- confidence
Returns list of language guesses for the message, with confidence measure (0 to 1).
Returns list of potentially private/sensitive information to consider stripping. Output is a list of tuples each containing two parts:
- the private information type (PERSON, ID, PHONE, etc.)
- the word(s) in the message that correspond to this unit
Note that the same words in text may appear (in whole or part) in multiple tuples For example, a number may meet the criteria for both an ID and a phone number.
The types of information:
Note this includes possible locations (GPE), which may be non-private and useful for geolocation
ID numbers (passport, driver’s license, etc.) [type: ID]
Usernames (e.g. Twitter handles) [type: USERNAME]
URLs [type: URL]
E-mail addresses [type: EMAIL]
Phone numbers, using the optional provided regex “phone_regex” [type: PHONE]
The messages property.
Takes list of messages. each message is a dictionary.
returns a list of incidents. An incident is [incidentId, message, categoryIdList, categoryTitleList]. However, the categories may have duplicates. Duplicates are not meaningful and should be removed, but I simply did not remove them in this function.


|
| void | cCreate_CompCol_Matrix (SuperMatrix *A, int m, int n, int nnz, complex *nzval, int *rowind, int *colptr, Stype_t stype, Dtype_t dtype, Mtype_t mtype) |
| | Supernodal LU factor related. More...
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| |
| void | cCreate_CompRow_Matrix (SuperMatrix *A, int m, int n, int nnz, complex *nzval, int *colind, int *rowptr, Stype_t stype, Dtype_t dtype, Mtype_t mtype) |
| |
| void | cCopy_CompCol_Matrix (SuperMatrix *A, SuperMatrix *B) |
| | Copy matrix A into matrix B. More...
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| |
| void | cCreate_Dense_Matrix (SuperMatrix *X, int m, int n, complex *x, int ldx, Stype_t stype, Dtype_t dtype, Mtype_t mtype) |
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| void | cCopy_Dense_Matrix (int M, int N, complex *X, int ldx, complex *Y, int ldy) |
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| void | cCreate_SuperNode_Matrix (SuperMatrix *L, int m, int n, int nnz, complex *nzval, int *nzval_colptr, int *rowind, int *rowind_colptr, int *col_to_sup, int *sup_to_col, Stype_t stype, Dtype_t dtype, Mtype_t mtype) |
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| void | cCompRow_to_CompCol (int m, int n, int nnz, complex *a, int *colind, int *rowptr, complex **at, int **rowind, int **colptr) |
| | Convert a row compressed storage into a column compressed storage. More...
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| void | cPrint_CompCol_Matrix (char *what, SuperMatrix *A) |
| | Routines for debugging. More...
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| void | cPrint_SuperNode_Matrix (char *what, SuperMatrix *A) |
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| void | cPrint_Dense_Matrix (char *what, SuperMatrix *A) |
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| void | cprint_lu_col (char *msg, int jcol, int pivrow, int *xprune, GlobalLU_t *Glu) |
| | Diagnostic print of column "jcol" in the U/L factor. More...
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| void | ccheck_tempv (int n, complex *tempv) |
| | Check whether tempv[] == 0. This should be true before and after calling any numeric routines, i.e., "panel_bmod" and "column_bmod". More...
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| void | cGenXtrue (int n, int nrhs, complex *x, int ldx) |
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| void | cFillRHS (trans_t trans, int nrhs, complex *x, int ldx, SuperMatrix *A, SuperMatrix *B) |
| | Let rhs[i] = sum of i-th row of A, so the solution vector is all 1's. More...
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| void | cfill (complex *a, int alen, complex dval) |
| | Fills a complex precision array with a given value. More...
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| void | cinf_norm_error (int nrhs, SuperMatrix *X, complex *xtrue) |
| | Check the inf-norm of the error vector. More...
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| void | cPrintPerf (SuperMatrix *L, SuperMatrix *U, mem_usage_t *mem_usage, float rpg, float rcond, float *ferr, float *berr, char *equed, SuperLUStat_t *stat) |
| | Print performance of the code. More...
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| | print_complex_vec (char *what, int n, complex *vec) |
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– SuperLU routine (version 3.1) –
Univ. of California Berkeley, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center,
and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab.
August 1, 2008
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