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Are several really yeah we record one episode of the twenty twenty show which i probably have my hard drive somewhere i have the photos.
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instead of keeping up with the Jones's show.
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Okay, perfect.
If this is the first time you've heard of Gary Morgan, I'd encourage you to stop this
episode and go listen to episode 90 where we interviewed Gary and his very sweet wife,
Sarah, and you'll hear the whole story, the whole backstory.
For those of you who do know Gary, you'll know that he's a prophet.
And I loved last week at church, Jeff was trying to tell the people like, oh, we've
got a guest speaker next week is Gary.
And he looks at me and he says, what would you say Gary is Gary's a prophet, right?
And we're like, the whole church is like, yes, Gary is a prophet.
What I thought would be fun.
You've been with us all week.
We've been hanging out catching up, which is absolutely wonderful.
But then this morning at church, you you ministered.
depending on when you tuned in, it would look like a normal church service. You gave a prophetic
word to the whole church, which basically looked like a sermon, and then you switched gears and
went into prophetic ministry. You used to just pick people who'd stand out, and now you pick people
out by words of knowledge. And for people who are unfamiliar with that term, word of knowledge is
when the Holy Spirit tells you something about a person that you've got no way of knowing in the
natural, and it's typically about their presence. It's something they can easily verify. It was
It was about their present, like their name or their past, their date of birth or something
in their history.
It's usually quite specific.
And then once you have that, then you give them a prophetic word, which is about their
future.
Is that a good description?
Yeah, totally.
So when did you switch from just calling people out that you would see, you know, you would
usually stand out to you.
They would light upon them or they would just stand out.
You'd call them out.
And now you start calling out people by their, sometimes their phone number or their name
or a date of birth, like when did that switch for you and why?
I think it was 2011, 2012. There was a few trips the Sero went on that I realized that
I was getting details and stuff like that. And so I would just write them down in a book
or sometimes on my iPad and just run with them. And usually some weird things that didn't
make sense to me, but I realized the Lord wanted to speak.
Like what do you mean, weird things?
Well, one of them was, um, while shepherds washed their socks by
night, and then I'd see the ninth of January.
And so I was at a church once and, um, I had this word while
shepherds washed their socks by night and the ninth of January.
And this lady, I didn't realize the three rows back actually broke
her leg and she had a sock on that was a sheep, her surname was shepherd and her birth
their anniversary was the ninth of January.
And so I just realized, you know, these things are starting to connect.

Even if you're prophetic, I'm not sure that you would automatically go, "Oh, the Lord
must be speaking to me," because we tend to think, "Well, the Lord's first language
is English."
So he would say, "Hey, Gary, there's a woman three rows back or last name shepherd."
She's confused about that.
She's actually got a funny socks on with...
But he doesn't do any of that.
He just gives you a random picture.
And for some odd reason, you go with it.
Yeah, and it's not odd because if you look in the books of Jeremiah and Ezekiel and Revelation,
The Lord asks the question, "Son of man, what you see?"
And usually it's an obscure image.
Like, you know, I see a plumb line or I see a--
- Boiling pond, til the way from the north.
- Exactly.
So what the heck does that mean?
And then the Lord brings the interpretation.
And so, you know, I think he would be detrimental for us
to put into a logistical box
the way the Lord wants to move.

Right.
And I don't know anybody, I'm not trying to flarry you, but I don't know anybody better
humbling themselves and taking a risk.
It's worth noting that you will regularly, especially when you're staying with us, you'll
get up in the morning and you'll say, "Hey Al, for integrity sake, here's my words."
And I often wonder like, "What are you talking about for integrity sake?"
And one day you said to me is, I get my revelation in the morning, typically for the day, I
write it down so that if we meet people, you can see that before I met them, I had the
words of the people we were going to meet today.
And again, in worship, I saw you writing down, you know, all the words that you called out.
And it's such an encouragement.
It's an absolute encouragement to see what you have and where you go from it.
It's staggering.
morning, you called out nine words over two services, half with dates and half with names.
And when, you know, we're going to actually listen to some of them. And then I'm going
to ask for a little bit of a director's commentary behind the scenes, so to speak, which I think
is fascinating. Guys, if you haven't watched this morning's services, I'm going to put
a link in both to the show notes. Again, I'd encourage you to watch them. I do want to
say that for the purposes of time, and you're kind of listening pleasure, I have absolutely
cut up the words and I've trimmed some of the gaps and stuff like that.
I don't mind doing that because for Integrity Sakes, the whole unedited video is available
on YouTube so you can watch it.
But just for the purposes of this podcast, I've cut some arms and arms and some gaps
out and jumped around just to make it a little bit more concise for the purposes of this.
All right, so what I've done is I've gone through both services, I've cut out the words
of knowledge and I've skipped the prophetic words just out of honor for the people.
you can watch and to be honest I can't corroborate all the prophetic stuff with the people,
even though I know many of the people that you called out, but what we do know for certainty
because you hear their testimony on the tape is that the words of knowledge were pinpoint
and hysterical in many ways.
So here you go.
Here is the first word that you gave this morning.
This is going back several hours today.
Right in front of my hand, I'm just seeing the 27th of January.
Who's that please?
Yeah, come on, why didn't you stand?
What's that mean to you?
Beautiful.
All right, now we didn't have those people miked.
You can watch them on the video, but talk me through that.

One of the things that I've been just genuine with the Lord is actually to get more specific,
You know, a great hero of the faith for me is Clark Taylor and God used Clark, you know,
back in the 70s, 80s, early 90s in words of knowledge in Australia.
And I've never been in a meeting where I've experienced the presence that Clark carries.
And so I had the privilege of doing a conference with him and both, you know, endearing of
each other.
I said to him, Clark, you know, I'd love you to pray for me.
I just love what's on your life."
And he said, "Well, Gary, I want you to pray for me.
I love what's on your life."
And Clark, you know, very, very often will move in
right in front of my hand and God uses him
in words of knowledge for healing.
And so I said, Lord, I said, Lord, I'd love to see that
for the prophetic, for words of knowledge, for, you know,
the prophetic.
And so this time's when I'm like, okay,
I'm, Lord, I'm gonna step out in this.
And so today I saw a couple at the back
with the 29th of January just flash over them.
That's a lot of gives me words.
- Now, how many understand flash over them?
What do you mean by that?
- When someone takes a picture of you,
you see the flash.
And so that's how for me I see, not all the time.
Sometimes I hear, sometimes I feel, sometimes I sense.
But a lot of times it flashes like a camera.
And I can still see the outline of what's flashing.
And so as I'm looking, all of a sudden I see over this couple.

- And they're right at the back of the church.
- Right at the back of the church.
- Right at the back.
- Yeah.
- And so it's their anniversary.
Now let me ask you this, did you know it was their anniversary?
Did you know what the date meant?
- I just went with the date,
and that's why I asked them,
what does the 29th of January mean to you?
- And that's important because people think
you know everything all the time.
And it's just the Bible tells us that's not true.
- We see imparted, no imparted.
- And that's absolutely true.
like I've spent the week with you
and there's been some things you've been asking me,
like, hey Alan, I don't know if the Lord's saying this
and I'm kind of chuckling 'cause I'm like, dude,
how is it on the one hand the Lord
can tell you the phone number somebody
but you don't know the answer to this question
and you're just humble enough to go,
you know, it'd be preposterous to imagine I know everything.

- Yeah. - Amazing, love it.
All right, then the next word,
went straight from that into you got a name. And so you asked the Lord for the for a name,
presumably. So I had this I didn't have this in worship. I had this literally on the spot. And
just as you're walking back as I moved from the people, I turned and I get a picture of actually
Dennis the Menace. And you know, for American listeners, you might not know who that is.
It's a comic character, but I saw Dennis the menace and I saw wisdom as two people stand
up who's called Dennis and I'm like, "Okay, Lord, you need to drill down in this."
I've got this on tape, so this is how you differentiate between which one is. It's brilliant.
Thank you. Who's Dennis? Dennis?
You're named Dennis, anyone else? Dennis is two Danises.
Why don't you guys stand, anyone else? Two Danises.
And what are you thinking at this point? How am I going to work out which one to it?
Yeah, but at that point I see the W.
You send him begins with the W. Who's there? Okay.
 What's your last name?
Well, one you sit down my friend is you.
Awesome.
Thank you Lord.
Wow.
Blessed Dennis.
And just like that.
Now you said you saw a double you.
How did you know the W with the last name?
But I just saw the W and so I went with the last name.
Amazing.
It could have been the guy with the middle name, but I just
I'd already called it as the last name.
And so I just went with that.
I think this is just journey with God.
But what was amazing is I know the other down is who sat down
And I was like, man, the word could apply to both of them.
Beautiful.
Just I've watched you time and time again.

I don't know if you remember the people I think with last time, maybe that you were here.
There's two girls from two girls stood up and then you said, which one of you from Florida?
They were both from Florida.
So then you had to work out the panhandle or the, you know, eventually you got there.
And it was just a wonderful exercise of watching you.
interact with the Lord.
So again, it's only you're just calling these people out.

And it just, for me, prophetic ministry is one of the greatest displays of the kindness of God.
I just think it's beautiful.
So now I had to leave.

I didn't hear this one until I watched the video again.
But you finish prophesying over Dennis.
You turn around and you get the date 29th of April.
I'm going to want more.
I saw one flash.
This section here.
Who's the 29th of April?
Okay.
Why don't you stand?

Just hold my hand.
Thank you, Lord.
Wow.
So how do you get?
You said, oh, it's another flash.
Same thing.
Yeah.
So same thing again.
But the interesting thing is I didn't see it above a person.
I saw it above the section.
And so four rows, like the way Grace said this section, I saw towards the front part
of that section and it turns out the girl was in the second row.
And not to be left brain here, but when you see 29th of April, do you see 29/4?
Like 294.
That's 29th of April. So you just, and that's it.
Yeah.
It's amazing.
And this time is what I've called, you know, February 94.
Okay.
And so...
But again, you're going with what the whole story is.
Yeah, I really feel what I go with. And it's amazing when you step out, God steps in.
And so it's that place of just risking.
And sometimes you don't always hit what you think is the buzzer, the word.
Sometimes the Lord is showing you other things that you can interpret how you see it,
but actually the Lord wants to say something else.
You were telling me earlier, you did a conference with Graham Cook,
you were telling me that Graham was telling you a story about another Hero of Hours,
Paul Kane. Do you want to share that part? Because I thought it was fascinating.
Yeah, it's amazing. I was talking with Graham about how, you know, you don't always hit it.

And he said to me, Gary, you know, the Lord reserves the right to humble you.
And then he said, you know, one day I met with Paul Kane and I said, Paul, you know, when you're
on, you're amazing." And Graham said, "When you're off, it is painful." And so Graham said,
"Paul, can you tell us about that?" And Paul said, "When I'm on, it's God's grace.  So I thought that was just amazing.
You've got to have a value on risk. One of the things we teach in our school,
It's for people to embrace failure. Go on. One of the things I've learned is people don't risk
is because they fear failure. When you get used to failure, or when you take away the fear of failure,
people will risk because risk is the absence of fear. Risk is the absence of fear.
But you have to work hard to not let fear be a louder voice than what's on the other side,
potentially of risk. And that's why you fall in love with not just what the Lord's doing.
but you fall in love with who the person God wants the minister to. So whenever I'm with people,
whenever I'm in a meeting, I always ask the Lord, "Give me a love for these people."
Like you love them. And the Bible says, "Perfect love casts out all fear."
Therefore, when you find a love, and sometimes you could be in a room of 100 people, and
you might not connect with 99, but there's one there the Lord wants to speak to.
There's one there the Lord wants to demonstrate his kindness to.
And so for me as I just try to find that one, and you know, a lot of times it's more than the one,
but it's that one that I just go after. I tell you, I make no apologies for this.
I'm addicted to seeing God's kindness wreck people.
It's true. We moved now to the second service.
I got the name Jonathan.
Who's that?
Okay, it's one.
Thank you Lord.
But the Lord's going to unfold and unpack time in your life in such a way that what you're
going to step into is beginning to create areas for other people to occupy.
I see architecture all over your life.
Now, before we go any further, what's funny about that is this was a young kid that you called
that, well, not a young kid, a young adult, really, a 17 or 18 year old guy I would imagine.
And after the service, his dad texted me.
And this is what he said.
He said, Jonathan is going to architectural school at university this summer.
Wow.
So, not only did you get this kid's name right, the only one in the room called Jonathan,
you, I mean, you called it a ton of stuff in the prophetic word, but the architecture was a word
of knowledge that you maybe didn't know. I mean, you obviously knew, but maybe didn't know where
landed because sometimes when we're speaking, we don't know if it's poetic or metaphorical or
whether it's literal. But how did you get the name Jonathan? You got that in worship?

There was an amazing time when I was in Dubai. There was a pastor who was an accountant and he said to me, Gary, you realize the odds you're working with you.
And I said, I don't work with arts. I work with God. But in an art level, he's like, hey,
there's this amount of people for you to get that name and there to be one of them people in the
room. And he started courting arts. And I said, I don't work with arts. I work with God.
And that's what blows me away. Unless what keeps the wonder is that God would be so intentional,
that God would be so kind to give us a name that just singles out one person.
Right. And that's what blows me away.
And then goes in further because the prophetic word was very detailed too.
And so I saw him stand in front of a drafting board.
And so that's why I knew it was architecture.
And so...
Well, it was also interesting because before you said architecture,
you said you're going to be involved in creating spaces for people to fill,
which is literally what an architect does.
Did you know at that point it was architecture or did that come as you're speaking?
As I was speaking, I began to see the plans. Talk to us about, because people who haven't watched
the video about this in the podcast, you hear the piano playing in the background, talk to us about
that. So for me a couple of years ago, the Lord started speaking to me about the key of David.
And I personally believe in, and this isn't something I've taught extensively, and really,
it is a revelation that's unfolding in my life. And one day, I hope to release it in full measure,
But a couple of years ago, the Lord started talking to me about the key of David.
And I believe the key of David isn't just a physical key, but it's a musical key.
David, unlike Moses, was able to have unveiled glory in his midst.
Why? Because he established an atmosphere, and that was done through worship.
And so for me, the key of A, the key of D, this key of E is so important to me in establishing
atmospheres where God can unveil his glory. And so I'm intentional when it comes to
sitting keys being played. And I've been in meetings where I've literally asked the keyboard
player, can you actually switch keys? Because it's not resonating with what the Lord wants to do.
And then there's times I've asked for particular keys because sitting keys been sitting things to
me, which maybe in another podcast or maybe in a message I'll release one day.
Right. Yeah, it's fascinating. Of course, as soon as you start speaking about that, I think about
Elisha where the king comes to him and says, "Hey, I need a word." And Elisha says, "Bring me a
minstrel." And then as soon as the guy starts playing music, he begins to revelate.
Yeah. So yeah, there's biblical precedent. And again, I've seen it. I've seen you switch when
when the music begins to play, boom,
revelation begins to flow fastening.
And then you came up with one of my favorite words,
and it was favorite because it was so out there.
And you actually got this in the first service.
You leaned over to me, it was like,
"Bro, I just got the strangest word."
And I was like, "What was it?"
And well, I'll let you use your own words.
Hold on, here we go.
- Thank you, Lord.
I had this word, I don't know if this means anything.
I saw Cindy Crawford with a tiara.
Does that mean anything to anyone?
Now at this point, nobody responds.
Well, a few people respond.
I'm not saying they're trying to massage it, either trying to help you out or genuinely
trying to connect the dots.
What's going through your head at that point?
Because nobody's responding.
Yeah, again, it's such an obscure word.
And so I'm really wanting to put it to connect.
And so for me, when I call a word of knowledge, there's a resonance that happens for me.
There's an agreement in my spirit.
And so, you know, there's many times where God connects the dots to the point I see the
picture.
Right.
And so I know again, and that's why I purposely take patience and discover and dig deeper.
Or as I say, let the law drill down because I know there's more to be discovered.
So particularly with this one, I really didn't sense it was connecting in the room.
And so as you'll see on the video, I went down the camera and spoke it out because I
actually had it in the first service.
But because it was so obscure, I just didn't go with it.
I mean, a couple of comments there.
One, I love that you're not flustered.
like you've absolutely removed your performance
from the prophetic.
Like you don't look visibly shaken at all.
You know, on the one hand you're like,
I'm fine to miss it.
On the other hand, maybe it's, you know,
maybe it's somebody on the online stream,
which, you know, to critical people would be like,
"Ah, well, you know, you missed it."

But to those people I would say,
it's funny because last time you were here,
you had a similar occurrence.
got a word in the first service that you released in the second service.
And the word, if I remember correctly, was, and you left it, I think, towards the end,
because you're like, okay, this is a little out there.
But I heard the phrase, Rudolph the Red Nose reindeer 911 and the room was silent, like
nobody's responding to it.
And you're like, it's okay.

So you're like, I'm just going to give it down the camera, the online stream.
You're like, okay, it's a girl.
Your first name begins with K and you just give this prophetic word.
Well, what nobody knew is that at the first service when you got the word, there was a
girl called Kristen Rudolph.
And she said later, she said, oh, when I introduced myself to people, I say, my name's Kristen
Rudolph, like the reindeer.
She was born on 9/11, but she also works for a company that sells products to emerge
which again in the US 9-1-1 is the emergency services number.
So there's an example where the word was on.
Oh, and Kristen listened to the word
and obviously was encouraged by the word,
but nobody heard it.
And so what is that?
Is that the Lord just doing a heart check on you?
Is that you just quote, unquote, missed it.
You didn't miss it, but you missed the timing.
I mean, what do you learn from that?
Or what do you think about that?
I think for me it's again the currency of trust is the biggest transaction that you have with the Lord in their moments.
And one of the things I love with the Lord is he's intentional.
And I'm happy to put my hands up and say, you know, I missed it.
Or, you know, maybe it's for another time or maybe it just didn't land.
The one thing I've learned is, and this happened at a church that I released a word and no one
responded.
And so I decided to release it down the camera.
And literally a year later, I get a message from a guy who'd been serving in Iraq.
And he said, I've just come back off active duty.
And I've been catching up with my church's podcasts and the word you released.
He said, that's me.
If you had given me that word a year ago, it would not have made sense.
But the word I just listened to was like you, it's just prophesying right into the moment right now.
Wow.
And so I've realized that, you know, it's it takes it takes courage and trust to step out.
But, you know, the Bible says his word does not return to him void, but accomplishes everything it was set out to do.
And so sometimes it's not in our timing.
And so with today's technology, I realize, you know, you can record a word today that can be heard 10 years from now.
Right.
And God's word is ageless.
You were telling me earlier this week that a similar story that happened to Sean Bowles.
You want to tell us that story?
Yeah.
And so I love what Sean's walking in.
It really, it really just, you know, blows me away.
Yeah, he's amazing.
And I love how that's just unfolding in, in training others.
And so, Chao was telling the testimony about he was at a church in Australia and he, you know,
the Lord given this list and he goes through the first one and no one responds.
He goes through the second one, no response. And so he goes through the list and no one is
responding. And so it was just like a nose dive. And you know, everyone was like, okay, wow.

And so whether it was a couple of months later or a year later,
he was at another church in the States.

And so he's like, "Okay."
And so he gets up and calls the first name,
that person's in the room, calls the second name,
that person's in the room, third name.
And so everyone on the list is in the room,
in this church in America.

But yet if we try to work him out,
he becomes an equation.
If we walk with him, then he becomes a delight.
- And again, if people are sitting listening,
thinking, oh, this seems a little bit sketchy,
you have to remember all of that is entirely biblical.
Isaiah in Isaiah 61 prophesied about
the spirit of the sovereign Lord is upon me.
And for hundreds of years, that word never came to pass.
And then Jesus one day walks into the synagogue
and the attendant hands him the scroll
and he reads Isaiah 61 and says,
"Behold, today in your hearing,
these words have been fulfilled."
And so again, God's word is ageless.
And if you're content to be humble,
if the whole goal isn't for you to look good,
you get to play in the prophetic.
All right, beautiful.
I'm loving this, Gary.
I hope our listeners are loving this.
I don't know whether it's just
such a rich fascination with the prophetic.
But I think it's so precious and very, very rare
that we get the opportunity to hear the behind the scenes
of how a prophet works.
And so thank you for taking time to do this.
- My pleasure.
- All right, so this next one turns out to be names,
but it doesn't start that way.
Tell us what you got.
- So I get the, just B and B.
And so for me is again, the picture I get is just a cottage
in the UK, which we use for B&B, which means bed and breakfast.
Right.
And so I get bed and breakfast and the month of June.
And so I think OK, because that's when people take their holidays,
usually in the UK, is in that summer time.
So June, I thought, OK, I'm going to go with this.
And you have no clue what it is.
I'm going to clue.
No, but you just, in humility, say, does B&B mean anything to anybody?
Yeah.
All right, let's listen to what happens.
This is something we do in a straight in UK, I'm not sure you.
but I had B and B, which is bad in breakfast,
but I thought like the Lord wanted to speak to B and B.
Does that mean anything to anyone?
Oh, we got two.
B and B, so what's that?
Brian and back, what?

- It's a friend of, thank you Lord.
Does the month of June mean anything to any of you?
(audience laughing)
Woo, one of the odds.
Oh, Jesus.
Anavistic and anniversary, the June.
It's the sixth of June.
That's you.
Okay, you keep standing.
I'm going to come with you, but let's start with these.
So the sixth tune is your anniversary.
Wow, okay.
Thank you, Lord.
So similar to the dentist situation, you got, now you've got four people, two couples,
B and B, Brian and Beth, Betsy and Brennan.
And so you think, oh, I know how I can start this out.
I'm going to say, does June mean anything to you?
and lo and behold, both of them have their wedding anniversary in June.
So now what are you thinking?
And so I'm like, Lord, what is going on?
Because I thought, you know, you've given me B&B and June.
So that's going to distinguish.
Right.
But they both got their anniversary.
So I'm standing there.
So I keep, I go back.
One of the things I've learned in the prophetic is your next revelation is found in your last.
And so for John in the book of Revelation, his next revelation,
which was John chapter 4, 1, he saw an open door, is connected to his last revelation,
which is Revelation 320, behold, I stand at the door knock. So both them pictures,
which are doors, took him further into greater revelation. And so I went back into what I saw,
the flash to saw, which was the number six, which for me, I thought, okay, June, because June is
the sixth month. And so I went back there. And as you know, you heard for the sake of the listeners,
you spliced that long sort of pause. Because I did, I waited in patience to see. And I kept
seeing the six. And so I thought I was still seeing June, but I didn't realize then, oh, wait a minute,
it might be the six of the six. And so that's when I went with it and said, okay, does the six mean
anything. And it was the couple on my left.
And so you profiled over them?
Yeah, profiled over them. But I really
you honored the people. I really wanted honor them because
there's something in my heart, you know, I was drawn to with
that couple. And so, yeah, God was so kind to to bless them to
all right. Now, this is this is a great combination of a word
the Lord gave you. And then the word the Lord kept giving you.
So let's play this this next one.
But there's a town when you go from England into Wales.
You have to go through a city called Bristol.
Doesn't mean anything to anyone.
That's your last name.

You go five children?
Okay.
3 boys and 2 daughters?
Okay.
Sir, the Lord says every thing that you've put your hand to, that you feel is failing,
the Lord's injecting with favor.
Now, talk to us about that one, because you start with what you think is a play-stain,
it turns into a name. Yeah, just talked with the whole process.
So talking with a good friend who is there today, so good rihus, we were talking about
his recent trip to Ireland, the UK, or to England and Scotland. And while he was talking,
you know, I'm, he's mentioned in different places and Bristol, for me is a key place
the UK. And so I sort of in talking with him realized, you know, Bristol was highlighted.
 And so in worship, then I'm like, okay, God, someone here from Bristol.
And so I'm going to go with this. And so it wasn't actually a place. It was a person.
And so again, Bristol could mean anything and a few people responded, "Yeah, my auntie
or my mother lives in Bristol.
My friend lives in Bristol."
But this particular guy stood up and said, "My surname is Bristol."
And as he stands up, he says, "What you don't year on the mic?"
He says, "Oh, my wife's taking care of my children, but my son is here."
And as soon as he said that, straight away, I just saw the number five.
And so that's when I asked him, "You have five children."
And he says, "Yes."
And then I saw five divided by two numbers, which is three and two, three plus two equals
five.
And so I went with three cents, you know, or three boys, two girls.
And again, he's like, yeah.
And so I love again, it, my heart is pounding.
I'm like, God, this is crazy.

Right.
And we're losing a little bit.

We're almost doing a post mortem, which on the one hand, I really appreciate it.
On the other hand, I don't like because you're dissecting something that was incredible.
Because if you were in the room that morning, when you were witnessing, you could just feel
the presence of God as you're navigating this and it's so clear that the Lord knows these
people and who they are. But one of the things I loved about that Gary was you gave what
you had. You were a little boy with five loaves and some fish. You know, you're like,
I got Bristol. You weren't pretending you knew what a man. You weren't pretending where
it went. You just were obedient with what God gave you. I remember watching Jack Deere
in Scotland. He was a minister in Scotland. He was doing words of knowledge and he taught
about the importance of just don't try and elaborate on what you have. Just give what
you've got and see where God goes. And he said, I learned this the hard way. He said, I was in a
meeting and I called at high blood pressure and nobody responded. And he was like, but I, you know,
I heard it from the Lord. So he's standing up there panicking because there's all these people
and nobody's responding to it. And she said, Lord, you know what's going on? And the Lord said, I
didn't say high blood pressure. I just said blood pressure. So Jack stops and says, actually, hang on,
I made a mistake. Lord and say high blood pressure. He said blood pressure. Is there anybody here
with an issue regarding blood pressure and there was one person there with low blood pressure.
Now he said never in a million years would I have thought, because, you know,
medically speaking, most people suffer from high blood pressure. And he said, and so I missed
the word because I got ahead of the Lord. And I've watched you time and time again, just be
faithful with a little that you have, no matter how foolish it makes you look.
Well, I remember being in a conference and the Lord gave me a name. He gave me a date and also
as well, the job of this person and the guys was a paramedic. But in the word, I got ahead
of the Lord and connected trauma with the name and the name turned out to be their daughter.
I connected trauma with their daughter instead of connecting trauma with his job.
Wow.
And I remember flying home from that conference and as I came into land, the Lord says,
son, I need to talk to you about that word. You missed it on that word. And I'm like,
so I found the pastor straight away and said, hey, I just want to be integral that I feel
I've missed it with that word. And I want to make restitution and actually speak to these people.
And the pastor said, you don't you don't need to do that. I said, no, I need to do that. And
it turned out that they were gracious enough and said, no, no, we we totally, you know, receive
your apology. And so the next time I was at the church, Logan Behold, the first person
that the Lord had me call out, turned out to be their daughter. And it wasn't through anything
the Lord gave me in worship. It was literally, I felt drawn to this person the whole time.
And I called this person out, I called her out and gave this prophetic word, which actually
was recompensed in a redemption to the first word that I missed. One of the things I've realized
with the Lord. If we just allow him to be him, he allows us to be us. But the moment that we try
to be him, we lose us. Wow. And so yeah, I've just realized I can't get up in the morning trying
to be God because God doesn't get up in the morning trying to be Gary Morgan.
Right. That's some severe pressure. I think I'm trying to be the Lord Almighty to do this.
Amazing. All right. We've got two more ago. This one was brilliant. It was broad and it ended up
being super specific and you got some test reads from the guy afterwards. So let's listen to this one.
I did just this phrase. I don't know if this means I did knock on wood. It's a song from the
70s knock on wood. I had the month of January, but I didn't get a date. I just saw January and
knock on wood.
Does that mean anything to anyone?
You born in January and your nickname is Woody.
Woodrow, I think Woodrow Wilson.
Awesome. Just put your hands like this.
And again, I want to I want to make it clear.
This is just the initial invitation to get people's hearts to respond.
Then you go in and sometimes you're giving 10, 15 minute prophetic words.
You're ministering to them.
None of that is included on here.
I mean, go watch the video to see this.
This just isn't.

You know so much more than that.
Um, but talk to us about Woody, because this was amazing, especially
because you got to meet him afterwards.
So the guy comes up and, and you know, I keep getting this phrase knock on wood.

And again, I think caretaker is someone who looks after a place, but he comes up to me
and after and said, "Brother Gary, I just want to let you know how spot on your word
was."
And I'm thinking, "You're born in January, yeah, that's pretty spot on."
He said, "No, you need to realize something.
My friends use that phrase to me whenever they want something or whenever they have
something they need for me, they always say, "Oh, just knock on wood. Just knock on wood."
And he said, "I'm a policeman, and so I'm a caretaker of my community."
- Wow.
- And so he was weeping, and he said, "You don't realize my friends use their phrase to me all the
time." And God just saw pinpointed, God saw pinpointed that into my life. And so it was just
just beautiful. It makes me cry because it just, I just realized how intentional and kind God is.
And that's the thing that people don't get to see is you are as in all of God using you as we are
in all of God using you.  I mean, and that's what I love
sick next to you is you're just there's no sense of ego with you like check me out
I'm the man of power for the hour. It's like did you see that? Do you see what the Lord just did?
Yeah. And you know that whole side of Gary is so contagious and we I think that's why you're
universally loved not only for your ministry but for your personality which is lovely. All right
we come to the last word which which is just wonderful I'm not even going to give it an introduction
and I'm just gonna let you speak for yourself.
Here you go.
- I leave the scary once to last
'cause I'm gonna go out with this.
This is a six-digit number which,
it might mean something, it might not,
if no one will go have coffee.
But I saw one, one, two, six, seven, eight.
Dang, one guy stands.
Shoot, that was quick.
1 1 2 6 7 8, what's that soon?
Shoot.
1 1.
78.
Good night.
So you get this number 1 1 2 6 7 8.
You don't have a clue what it is.
I think it's a pin number.
I think it means something to someone because again, it's for me, a birthday would be that
would have been two, four, one, one, seven, eight.
Right.
Um, because in, in Britain and Australia, we list our days first, then the months, then
the year, whereas in America, they do the month first, then the day, then the year.
And so it's just a don't on you.
No.
And so that's why I really kept it because I'm like, okay.
And I literally went to wrap up the meeting.
And again, the Holy Spirit's like, do you trust me?
And I'm like, I can't go for this.
- Because you've had pin numbers,
you've had phone numbers before,
so you're thinking it could be anything.
You just thrown out there hoping that six digit
random string of numbers means something to someone.
And it's Neil's birthday.
Every in our community knows and loves Neil.
So as soon as he stands up,
that's why he or Ratcher applause.
A, for the fact that it's his birthday.
but B, he's just the best target for the affection of God because he's just the sponge to receive
the affection of God. It's wonderful. We love it. He's just finished the school.
We just love watching him get read by God.  So again, how did you get that sixth-digit number?
So yeah, I get 1-1-2-6-7-8. And I'm thinking, okay, a lot of this random.
Do you see that or do you hear it?
I mean, this, this was again a flash.
And so I think, okay, I'm, I'm just going to go with this.
Right.
And because it didn't make sense.
And because again, a lot of times I'm like, I trust and think, okay, you could
probably connect this with something.
But this one was just out there.
I just, for me, I was thinking, okay, this is a pin number or it might be, it
might be again, a group of numbers that mean something.
It's interesting. I was at a conference in Sydney and the law give me these eight digits.
And the first four digits were the woman's, the first four numbers of her four number when she was a child.
Wow.
The last four were her zip code or post code where she grew up.
And so I'm just like, this is crazy.
And so she comes forward and I said, Lord, I really want to drill down in this
because there's 13, 1400 people there and the Lord pinpoints who.
And I really felt the Lord really wanted to make it extra special.
So I'm just praying.
Well, give me something else.
And as she comes, I take her hand and Lord says, Catherine.
And so I ask her, I said, who's Catherine?
And she said, that's me.
And again, I'm just, I'm just amazed how God does this.
So you stand up, you call out one guy response.
Now, let me ask you this because we've talked about how you've got the
revelation for the word of knowledge, but you're then going on and given
five, 10, 15 minute prophetic words.
Where are you getting that revelation from?
Just to strengthen the Lord, just flow, just flow there and then.
And again, peppered through that word.
And again, this is what I've discovered with the Lord is the Lord will pin point
people in word of knowledge, but then he'll pepper words of knowledge all throughout
the word.
So the whole time you're going, you're getting like that guy with you got five kids.
Yeah.
Just you're just constantly getting full.
Just flow.
Because one of the big misunderstandings is that people think that profits have
everything they're giving before they give it.
And it really isn't on demand, isn't it?
So what you don't know is I called Neil earlier and said, look, Neil, I'm
Azure Corner podcast with Gary.
Can you give us your side?
Like how were you impacted by that word?
And this is what Neil had to say.
So this morning, while getting ready for church, I was having a
conversation with the Lord, which was really me pleading with the Lord.
And I was like, God, I, I would love a word from Gary today.
Um, but it doesn't have to be public or anything.
Like I can just catch him after the service and it doesn't have to be a big
deal.
But then I dismissed it because in my mind, there are probably hundreds of
other people there who are asking the same thing. And by all means, they should get a
word. We're sitting in the service and Gary's prophesying. And so he says, the six digits
of the day I was born month, day, and year, and I shot up, I shot up like a rocket. Because
I was like, that's me.
The first thing that Gary says, he says, the father says, see, son, I'm real.
In that moment, I have never felt more seen and more loved by the father.
I think because not only did I feel like I threw up a Hail Mary past heaven
and the most orphan of spirits to hear from the Lord.
But he went above and beyond what I thought he would do.
And Gary, in his word to me, actually repeated words that I have gotten in the past, almost
verbatim to what other people like David Wagner and Becky Dollar.
And even Alan, but what you've said to me, I'm just undone.
I'm undone by the kindness of the Father that he would use a dude from all the way across
the world to show up and speak into my life.
I don't even, I don't have words.
I don't have words.
I'm still in awe.
I've listened to the word like eight times today already and every time I hear something
new.
So I don't know how to end this, but Gary, thank you so much for being obedient and just being an awesome man of God.
And I just thank you. I can't thank you enough for today.
So so funny when you get to hear the other side. Wow. What are you thinking?
I don't know. It's so precious.
That he was asking the Lord, Lord, I love a word.
And he just throws out this like, I don't know, maybe if you're to call me up on my birthday, that would be cool.
Now that's ridiculous.
Again, it's one of those ones that I would cherish.
It's like Alison Hendrickson's word last time.
Tell us the story.
So, again, I think we were rushing to get to school and I love to be in the worship
because that's what the Lord usually speaks to me and for whatever reason, I think it
was traffic we were late.
Right.
And so, remember getting into the fire building and sitting down and just saying, "Lord, if
If you got something, then you better be quick giving it to me.
- 'Cause worship's running out.
- Yeah, worship's running out.
We got like three minutes and boom, straight away,
I just saw this number.

And so I caught this number and all of a sudden,
I hear a person at the back of the room
finish the last four digits
and it turns out to be Alison Hendrickson.
So she comes forward.
- But wait, you've called out her phone number.
- Yeah.
- The 10 digit number the Lord gave you in worship
was her personal cell phone number.
- It was her personal number.
And so she comes forward.
And she's like, you just don't understand.
And I'm like, yeah, I don't understand.
This is crazy.
And she said, so we give her a word
and then she says, can I say something?
And I said, yeah, go ahead.
She said, "Last week," and she points to Matt, one of the pastors, and said, "I was
telling the staff last week that I had a dream, and in the dream I'm calling Gary Morgan
on my cell phone, and as I'm calling it, I hear the Father say to me, 'Don't leave
a voicemail because I've already given him your number.'"
I'm like, "What?"
And so in there, I can't and the Lord gives me her number.

When I believe, you know, he used the desires of our hearts.
It's amazing.
I'm speechless.
You know, I don't know if we ever mentioned this.
The last time you were on the show, episode 90,
we were recording and then I,
we had some sort of power failure.
Do you remember that?
Just in the middle of it
and everything just shuts down.
My computer, the recording system, everything just,
and I'm like, what?
And so I'm panicked, I'm trying to get all up,
I'm hoping I haven't lost everything.
We start up and I'm running and we're like,
okay guys, we're good.
And you were like, ow, like the craziest thing that happened
when the power went out,
I think I got a word for somebody.
Do you remember what you had?
- Yeah, I think it was a name, a date
and an occupation.
- And so we leave it in.
And the next day, Heather from Scotland says,
"I'm listening to your podcast as I often do,
"and to my absolute surprise, I hear my name called out,
"my date of birth, where I live and what I do."
And do you know that she just landed today in Nashville?
- Wow.
- She's over here for the more conference.
But dude, all these things.
Guys, if you haven't, do me a favor.
Go listen to Alan and AJ.com/90
to listen to the Fuller interview with Gary and Sarah
just about their journey together.
Watch the episodes this morning from Grace.
The links are gonna be in the show notes.
Gary, how do people get more information about you?
How can people follow around your trips all around the world?
- Social media is the best.
So on Facebook and Instagram and Twitter,
it's while Sheagle on all three.
Or they can check out at schoolofprofits.org.au.
- Talk about the school of profits for a second,
'cause I think it's amazing.
I wanna do it.
So the school has really been a dream in my heart.
I had a school in Wales back in 2000.
And it's really been a dream in my nan, Sarah's heart.
And I just love seeing people come alive,
not to just to who they are, but who they are.
And so when Tink and Sam came out to be in Australia,
they really said, "Guys, what's in your heart?"
And really what was in minus era's heart was the school of
prophets.
And so they're just amazing in helping formulate and out of
literally overnight, this school came about.
And one of the things that's the foundation of the school is
what I call Matthew 1234 or Matthew 1234 that out of the
overflow of the heart the mass speaks.
And so we really focus people on not getting professional
with their mouth, but actually powerful with their heart.
And a lot of people do prophetic training to your God's voice,
but they never discover their voice.
- Wow.
- And so we just equip people
in hearing God's voice, discovering their voice.
In speaking from their mouth,
the source becomes their heart.
And so I realized that when the heart's right,
what comes from it is gonna be life giving a life change.
And so yeah, that's School of Prophets.
and it runs where?
- And so it's based in Melbourne, Australia,
but we also have an online component.
So currently we have just over 30 students
in four continents.
- Wow.
- It runs from March to October
and the applications open in
to September beginning of October.
And so if you want more information,
you can check at schoolofprofits.org.au.
- Amazing.
Well, Gary, thank you so much for taking time
out of a busy day.
you spent six hours of minutes from this morning that you'd come on tonight and relive all
that.
It's a huge blessing, not only for me personally, but I know for all our listeners and we just
can't thank you enough.
Guys, I hope you've enjoyed this special episode that you haven't missed Asia too much.
We will be back with regular programming next week.
Just a reminder that we do have the more conference happening this weekend Friday 19th
to Saturday the 20th of May.
We're super excited to have Kale Mumbi, another prophet from Canada and music from Bethel
worship leaders, Callie, Hyligonthal and Hunter Thompson. If you are listening to this going
to Alan, stop telling us about the more conference we don't live in Franklin, relax. We've got
you taken care of. We have online streaming available for purchase for more information
about how you get tickets to the conference and how you can watch online. Head over to
graceenter.us/more and for the show notes for this episode, go to Alan and AJ.com/151.
Thanks again to our friend Gary Morgan. We trust that you guys have an amazing week and we'll be back this time next week.


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This application was adapted by Craig Wieczorek and John Wieczorek from an earlier
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Format : [name of grism image] [object catalogue] [name of direct image] :todo: this is not robust and may find wrong images!!! Should be redone!
This little script can be used to generate a cPickled association database that is in the format that the PHLAG grism pipeline developed by ECF will understand.
The script looks all FITS files in the current working directory and tries to generate the association database by matching direct images to grism images. Note that the matching algorithm is extremely limited and works only if the direct images and grism images have the same RA or DEC. Thus, the script is only suitable for the test that will be carried out in April 2011, as for this test all the datasets have been hand picked.
This script should not be used unless its limitations have been understood!
Email from Martin Kuemmel concerning the format:
So the two ‘dir_min_overlap’ that you quote are two different values, the first one measuring the distance between the grism image and the closest associated direct image (from all possible associated direct images, the closest one is chosen), and the second one measuring the area overlap with all grism images.
We did have algorithms and formulas to compute these numbers, but in the end it was always some sort of magic with Alberto Micol and Marco Lombardi the magicians. I asked Alberto, but he was rather involved in NICMOS, and Marco is really far away now, his account at ESO does no longer exists and his old computer (standing in front of me) needed a new disk some weeks ago.
So I guess that we can not offer much support on this. In any case, WFC3 is a different instrument with 2 complementary grisms and different prescriptions for taking associated direct imaging and hence a different basis of how data is taken.
Hope this helped, Martin
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Finds all direct and grism images from a given filelist. Will pull out some information such as exposure time and filter from the header. Will also record RA and DEC, this could potentially be used to calculate the overlap and is currently used to match images later.
Generates a dictionary from the direct image information. This dictionary is in the format that ECF used to make their association db, so it is more or less ready to be pickled. For details, see the comment in createAssociationDB.
Generates a list of grism images. This list is in the format that ECF used to make their association db, so it is more or less ready to be pickled. For details, see the comment in createAssociationDB.
Matches direct images to grism images in an extremely dummy way. Will just check that either RA or DEC are equal. This can potentially lead to crazy results as it does not guarantee that there is overlap. Moreover, if one has applied a tiny offset to the grism image to for example account for the fact that the dispersion is always towards the same direction, then this matching would fail. One should probably use some header keyword information such as POSTARGs together with the RA and DEC to find the closest matches. However, for the testing that will be performed in April 2011 this dummy way of matching should be sufficient.
Prepares HST data for aXe, runs multidrizzle and SExtractor.
| summary: | This script can be used to prepare data for aXe. |
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The script will create a proper file structure for aXe, run multidrizzle for direct images, and finally run SourceExtractor on the drizzled direct images.
| note: | This is really badly written, should make a class... |
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| warning: | Not really tested... |
| author: | Sami-Matias Niemi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| version: | 0.1a |
Pick out direct images from a dictionary (that could have been created using the “find_header_info” function). Assumes that all images whose filter names start with an “F” are direct images.
| Rreturn : | a list of filenames that are direct images. |
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Find filter, date of the observation and exposure time information from the FITS header. Assumes that this information has been stored in the first extension header, like in case of HST.
| Returns: | Returns a dictionary where each key is the filename and value is a list of filter, data-obs and exptime. |
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Outputs some basic information to the shell.


An easy way to expose properties on a module from a package.json
curl http://npmjs.org/install.sh | sh
[sudo] npm install pkginfo
How often when writing node.js modules have you written the following line(s) of code?
exports.version = '0.1.0';
exports.version = require('/path/to/package.json').version;
In other words, how often have you wanted to expose basic information from your package.json onto your module programmatically? WELL NOW YOU CAN!
Using pkginfo
is idiot-proof, just require and invoke it.
var pkginfo = require('pkginfo')(module);
console.dir(module.exports);
By invoking the pkginfo
module all of the properties in your package.json
file will be automatically exposed on the callee module (i.e. the parent module of pkginfo
).
Here's a sample of the output:
{ name: 'simple-app',
description: 'A test fixture for pkginfo',
version: '0.1.0',
author: 'Charlie Robbins<EMAIL_ADDRESS>keywords: [ 'test', 'fixture' ],
main: './index.js',
scripts: { test: 'vows test/*-test.js --spec' },
engines: { node: '>= 0.4.0' } }
If you don't want to expose all properties on from your package.json
on your module then simple pass those properties to the pkginfo
function:
var pkginfo = require('pkginfo')(module, 'version', 'author');
console.dir(module.exports);
{ version: '0.1.0',
author: 'Charlie Robbins<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
If you're looking for further usage see the examples included in this repository.
Tests are written in vows and give complete coverage of all APIs.
vows test/*-test.js --spec
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Task Number End Date & Time is set to 72 hours plus an 8 hour buffer (a total of 80 hours) after the task start date.
This time can be overridden if required.


This assembly contains useful extension methods for standard .NET types and some simple helper classes. It is an assortment of code that I tend to reuse in most of my projects. So, instead of copying that code around, I collected it into a single shared assembly.
The latest version of the library can be installed as a Nuget package from nuget.org. The library targets .NET standard 1.0, so it works with practically all .NET implementations.
Documentation can be found in https://johtela.github.io/ExtensionCord/.


{# Copyright 2010 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved. #} {% comment %} Migration info. Displays information about the migration and allows the user to manage the status of the migration. Author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Drew Haven) {% endcomment %} {% extends "base.html" %} {% block head %} {% include "javascript.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block title %} Project {{ migration.project.name }}: migration {{ migration.migration_id }} {% endblock %} {% block body %}
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Requires single or double quotes for string literals.
Five arguments may be optionally provided:
"single"
enforces single quotes."double"
enforces double quotes."jsx-single"
enforces single quotes for JSX attributes."jsx-double"
enforces double quotes for JSX attributes."avoid-escape"
allows you to use the “other” quotemark in cases where escaping would normally be required.
For example, [true, "double", "avoid-escape"]
would not report a failure on the string literal 'Hello "World"'
."quotemark": [true, "single", "avoid-escape"]
"quotemark": [true, "single", "jsx-double"]
{
"type": "list",
"listType": {
"type": "enum",
"enumValues": [
"single",
"double",
"jsx-single",
"jsx-double",
"avoid-escape"
]
}
}


Fossil fuel output to greatly exceed Paris climate pledges
by Gero Rueter (an)Production of coal, oil and gas is set to outstrip carbon budgets required to limit global warming to below 2 degrees Celsius.
There's a huge gulf between ambition and reality.
The world is on track to produce far more fossil fuels than permissible to meet its target of limiting global warming to at most 2 degrees Celsisus, and ideally 1.5 degrees C.
That's the conclusion of the Production Gap Report, created from leading research institutions together with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
"This report shows, for the first time, just how big the disconnect is between Paris temperature goals and countries' plans and policies for coal, oil, and gas production," said Michael Lazarus, lead author of the report from the Stockholm Environment Institute. The report proposes solutions to close this gap, he added.
Inge Anderson, Executive Director of UNEP, called for a "sharpened and long overdue" focus on fossil fuels. "The world's energy supply remains dominated by coal, oil and gas, driving emission levels that are inconsistent with climate goals."
Planned production of fossil fuels by 2030 is around 50 percent too high to limit global warming to 2 degrees C, the report found, and is more than double that needed to limit warming to 1.5 degrees C.
Keep it in the ground
By looking closely at individual energy sources, the scientists showed fossil fuels are not on the necessary reduction paths to meet emissions pledges — which themselves are not enough to reach the Paris goals.
Coal mining, for instance, would need to halve worldwide by 2030 to hit 2 degrees C, and drop by two-thirds to hit 1.5, the report found. National projections suggest countries are planning on 17% more coal in 2030 than is consistent to meet their pledges.
Oil and gas
Production from oil and gas fields must also be significantly reduced to meet climate targets, the report says. In order to limit global warming to two degrees C, oil production would have to fall slightly by 2030 compared with today. To meet a 1.5 scenario, it would need to be reduced by a third.
In the case of natural gas, experts call for a significant slowdown in growth to meet climate targets. To hit the 1.5-degree C goal, production would have to drop by about a quarter by 2030 compared with today.
"Despite more than two decades of climate policy making, fossil fuel production levels are higher than ever," said SEI's Executive Director, Måns Nilsson. "This report shows that governments' continued support for coal, oil and gas extraction is a big part of the problem. We're in a deep hole — and we need to stop digging."


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Fall definitely comes upon us in the blink of an eye...just two days ago it felt like summer, as indicated by my outfit, photographed by my lovely friend Amrita. Today it was so chilly both a sweater and scarf were necessary!


SceneJS
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cameras/pickFlyOrbit
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click on something to fly to that point
drag mouse to orbit it, mouse wheel to zoom in and out


Rag'n'Bone Man 'splits with wife Beth Rouy six months after getting married'
The singer, real name Rory Graham, got hitched wearing a tracksuit but now it appears the pair have ended their relationship ten years after they met before he found fame
by Sam Elliott, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sam-elliott/Rag'n'Bone Man and his wife Beth Rouy have reportedly called it quits - six months after getting married.
The Sun say that it's all over between the singer and his new wife.
The music star, real name Rory Graham, wed Beth in Sussex in May. They wore tracksuits, shunning shoes, ties and shirts and ordered guests to dress relaxed.
But it appears they couldn't make it work despite being together for more than ten years.
The pair share son Reuben, two, are it is claimed they have decided to just be 'close friends'.
A source has claimed: "It’s a great shame, but these things happen. Everyone is staying amicable, and they have a son together who is their top priority.
"He likes to keep a low profile so doesn’t want to make a big deal out of it, but there are no explosive rows and he isn’t likely to say anything about it.
"It looks like it’s a very sad end to what was a very loving and long-term relationship.
"The wedding pictures show what a quirky couple they were, which makes how this has ended so soon even more heartbreaking."
In June he spoke about married life, saying: “It’s great, man.
“We’ve been together for ten years anyway so it’s exactly the same. We’ve just got the same name now.”
The Human hitmaker is now worth almost £3.1million - even after splashing out £1million on a new home.
Figures for his company, Ne Oublie Limited – which is French for “Don’t Forget” – show assets in the firm rocketed from £1.8million to £4.2million.
Rag’n’Bone Man is known as one of the hardest-working men in show business and has steadily built a massive fan base in the UK and across Europe.
He is known for charitable gestures including giving a wedding cake to a drug addiction clinic and helping local kids with music charity AudioActive .


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Goodfellas
Interview a person with a mental health disorder
Reflection on Stuart Hall, «Cultural Identity and Diaspora.» Identity: Community, Culture, Difference
Examine the theory of change from the bottom up
Which organizational theories are best suited to policing
Opportunity for college a career internship
Scientific Inquiry Using WildCam Gorongosa
Humanities Through the Arts
Interorganizational Relationships
How does motivation effect leadership?
The knowledge, skills, and/or abilities you possess that will enable you to successfully earn the DNP degree
Why negotiation skill is so important in leadership
How successful collaboration can improve success and provide competitive advantages
Islamic Belief and Practice
What are the three ways the government can help solve the obesity problem in America?
Human-animal relations in three cultures
Use of light in photography
A case study of corporate governance failure
Karl Marx’s contribution to sociological theory
Designing Organizations for the International Environment
Origins of Sociology


Purpose: This project will be a professional portfolio website with a focus on front-end web development.
Audience: This site is designed with a professional audience in mind, and is targeted to individuals within the web development and I.T. community nationwide. Target audiences set to include: startup founders, hiring managers, recruiters, and peers.
Goal: The primary goal of this site is for users of the site to initiate contact with me in regards to employment and collaboration opportunities through the contact form, and/or the connected social media profiles. The secondary goal of this site is to showcase my work, and to contribute to a polished professional online presence.
James
Age: 35
Salary: 55k annual
Online presence: Multiple social media platforms
Personal devices: MacBook Pro 13-in 2017, iPhone X, bluetooth headphones
Profession: CEO of a tech company in Albuquerque.
Marital Status: Married, two kids
Hobbies: Golf, tennis
Dislikes:
Employees lacking in confidence and demeanor, sloppy work, laziness, those who shirk responsibility and blame
Likes: Trustworthy workers, those who have the guts to admit when they are wrong, the ability to do one’s job beyond the bare minimum, respect
Attitude:
Expects a lot of his employees, treats them fairly, pays well, thinks that if you give it your all, failure can be forgiven
Use Story: James wants to hire a new coder for his company, to finish up a current project, and help with other projects in the future
Use Case:
James needs to hire a new coder. After posting a job listing on a few popular job search sites, he decides that he will pick someone who he thinks will put in the most effort, regardless if they have the best resume. After searching across a few different profiles and people, he comes to a website built by a deep dive grad. He has heard of the program before, and has faith in it’s students. The website is set up as a portfolio, and it showcases the potential employee’s talents. He uses the link to the student’s Github repository, and is once again impressed by the work put in by the alumni. James is impressed by the website, and so decides to schedule an interview for the student. He uses the provided phone number to call them, and expresses his interest. After talking with the student, he decides that they are a good fit for the company. He chooses to hire them, since his questions have been answered, both by the student, and by their website.


Paul Hollywood recalls fearing for his life during terrifying confrontation
The silver fox said that his decisions have sparked death threats and related a confrontation with a 6 ft 6" man in Liverpool
by Ashleigh Rainbird, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/ashleigh-rainbird/It’s a good job Paul Hollywood is handy with a pair of nunchucks.
The Great British Bake Off star reveals he receives death threats about his judging decisions, and once feared for his life during a confrontation with a 6 ft 6” man in Liverpool.
“I was looking at him and I thought, ‘I’m dead’” he gulps.
However, Paul - who demonstrated the martial arts skills he picked up 30 years ago - managed to cool the situation by insisting: “All I do is judge fairy cakes.”
Which obviously went some way to calm down the angry man, as he ended up inviting him for a pint.
But Paul, who admitted he had experienced “similar” to the death threats Strictly’s Shirley Ballas has received this series, explains that being able to taste and smell the cakes goes some way to giving him an advantage over viewers watching from home. Which is quite a fair point.
“I get a lot of people offering me a lot of advice on who should have stayed and who should have gone,” he tells the Jonathan Ross Show. “There are two senses... taste and smell, and they are critical when you’re baking.

The full interview airs on Saturday at 10:10pm on ITV.


THE TRUMAN SHOW A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: A man lives his life not realizing that he is on television and an audience of millions watches his every move. But the game is starting to slip and Truman is beginning to guess that reality is not what he thinks it is. Jim Carrey stars in an old science fiction idea that is new to films. After several years Peter Weir returns to the weird. Rating: 9 (0 to 10), +3 (-4 to +4) SPOILER WARNING: The premise of THE TRUMAN SHOW is told in all of the trailers, but it is not fully revealed until well into the film. This review does discuss that premise.
There was a time when Australian Peter Weir made strange and quirky films like THE CARS THAT ATE PARIS, THE PLUMBER, and THE LAST WAVE. But Weir lost that level of creativity at some point. His films were more professional and perhaps more polished, but they were closer to Hollywood fare. At most they had just a small whiff of the strange his earlier films had. It has been a long time since Weir made a film as enthralling philosophically as THE TRUMAN SHOW. Weir looks at the media and what it is doing to both the viewer and the person under media scrutiny. The film also takes a playful look at the relationship between humanity and God.
Truman Burbank (played by Jim Carrey) is now thirty and through his whole life he has been off-camera only in his most private moments. In some unspecified number of years, in the future people all over the world tune in to watch THE TRUMAN SHOW and track how his life is progressing. As sort of a cross between AN AMERICAN FAMILY and CANDID CAMERA, "The Truman Show" follows one character through his every day and even his every move. Truman has no idea that he is being watched. If he knew it would spoil the entire project. And a phenomenal investment has been put into creating the huge domed studio the size of a town with cameras everywhere to relay to the world everything that happens to Truman.
The whole project is the brainchild of the godlike producer Christof (Ed Harris). No effort has been spared to build the unbelievable domed studio or to ingrain phobias into Truman so that he is afraid to stray too far from his home. As part of the latter effort we see a visit to a travel agent who has decorated her office with marvelous anti-travel posters. Christof has programmed nearly everything that has ever happened to Truman. Christof has cast the important people in Truman's life including his supposed parents and his wife Meryl (Laura Linney of TALES OF THE CITY). Meryl's responsibilities include keeping Truman in line and unsuspecting, delivering charming commercials for sponsors' products placed into Truman's world, and above all to keep smiling. But things are getting a little difficult for Meryl as Christof's production staff gets a little sloppy: lights fall from a clear sky and supposedly dead characters from Truman's past find their way back onto the show set. Truman is starting to get suspicious that there is something not right about his reality.
Does Jim Carrey do a good job of playing Truman Burbank? That is a very difficult question to answer. At first brush it would seem not. Carrey is his usual weird and does his trademarked brand of clowning around. Is this the way someone raised on camera with scripted experience would behave? Probably not, but it is unclear how he would behave. He almost certainly would lean to some form of weird. Whether this is one way he could be weird is hard to tell. The constantly smiling Laura Linney is at first charming and quickly becomes grating, but again these are unusual circumstances.  She would have to be constantly improvising and be onstage 16 to 24 hours a day, year in and year out. Her role would have to be her primary life. Perhaps her little Stepford wife is precisely what would result. Rounding out the major characters is Ed Harris as the de facto god of Truman's world. Harris takes his role in a quiet understated manner and does a fine job.
I would have loved to have seen THE TRUMAN SHOW cold, having no idea what the film was about. Unfortunately the ads give much too much away. There is a slow build to where the viewer is told the information in the trailer. Much of the mystery of Andrew Niccol's script (as complex as his script for GATTACA) is lost. One of the big holes, however, is that this is a much less believable story if taken literally rather than as allegory. One must believe that there are thousands of actors in Truman's world who are just waiting months or years to be cued. There are probably parts of Truman's town that he never visits, but the actors have to be prepared if he does. Fantastic preparedness must be arranged for contingencies that probably will never occur. In addition, the number of cameras needed to produce THE TRUMAN SHOW must be literally phenomenal. At one point Christof estimates that 5000 cameras are used to cover all the places that Truman might possibly go. A little back of the envelope calculation will show that figure has got to be orders of magnitude low without a fair risk of losing Truman. The town as shown must be about nine square miles and then Truman goes off into the woods in the course of the film. The logistics of setting up and running this pseudo-town seem more and more complex the more one thinks about them. But again, this is more a religious allegory than a science fiction story to be taken literally. Niccol has a lot of fun playing with the various features of the artificial sky as a recurrent theme in the film, but also giving the film a sort of medieval cosmology.
Music is by Burkhart (von) Dallwitz and seems to consist mostly of easy listening and classical music on a sort of celestial, New Age theme. The idea for THE TRUMAN SHOW is one that has been done in science fiction several times previously. Then there are ideas borrowed from other sources like the 60s TV show THE PRISONER. I would rate THE TRUMAN SHOW an 8 on the 0 to 10 scale and a high +2 on the -4 to +4 scale. This is Weir's best film since THE LAST WAVE by a wide margin.
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{% extends "multifactor/base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block card_title %}Add a New Factor{% endblock %} {% block container_class %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
To protect your account and this system from intrusion we request a second verification factor.
There are a range of options. TOTP authenticators are a good first factor because most people always have their phone with them. USB and on-device options might be more secure but have more limited portability.
Install an authenticator from your phone's marketplace and get access to a secure rotating passcode. Once linked, verification is just a matter of copying that code back into here when prompted.
Benefits: free, portable.
A broad range of devices: Windows Hello (fingerprint, facial recognition), Google Chrome, Google Android (via biometrics or location), or FIDO2 USB and NFC keys.
On-device options are convenient but will lock you to that device. USB keys are more portable.
Predecessor to FIDO2, these are usually USB devices that start blinking when you need to authenticate. Press the button and you're done.
These are cheap and convenient for desktop-only installations.


{# Copyright (c) 2018 The Pycroft Authors. See the AUTHORS file. This file is part of the Pycroft project and licensed under the terms of the Apache License, Version 2.0. See the LICENSE file for details. #} {% extends "layout.html" %} {% set page_title = "Überweisungen zuordnen" %} {% block page_css %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}


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Accept – Allow the connection.
Drop – Drop the connection, act like it never happened. This is best if you don’t want the source to realize your system exists.
Reject – Don’t allow the connection, but send back an error. This is best if you don’t want a particular source to connect to your system, but you want them to know that your firewall blocked them.


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class Average
Simple helper class used in adjusting running averages.
Author
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<init> |
Simple helper class used in adjusting running averages. Average(total: Double = 0.0, count: Int = 0) |
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This project shows the popularity of Unimelb by analysing the data on Twitter.
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fun getInputStream(msgCtrl: MsgCtrl? = null): InputStream
Returns an input stream for this socket.
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msgCtrl - the MsgCtrl that contains extra parameter
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Return an input stream for reading bytes from this socket.
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ORSO is the Online Resource for Social Omics. It is a network of next generation sequencing datasets that are connected on the basis of similarity between primary read coverage values and annotated metadata. These connections allow for discovery of datasets that may be important to your research interests. ORSO is a social network. Your interactions with data play an important part in shaping our network. Actions like favoriting a dataset or following a user create new links that influence how ORSO presents data to users.
ORSO is a tool for discovering next generation sequencing data relevant to your interests. Each dataset hosted by ORSO is connected to the ORSO data network, where datasets are connected based on read coverage and metadata similarity. By selecting an individual dataset through the Experiment tab, you can find primary analytics about that dataset, such as relative gene coverage information, and a list of similar datasets. You can also explore the ORSO network in a top-down fashion through the Explore tab, enabling discovery of associated dataset groups.
Additional features become available once you create your own ORSO account. With an account, ORSO will make dataset recommendations tailored to you based on your history of favoriting experiments and following other users. You can also add datasets to the ORSO network. If set to 'Public', these datasets can be found by other users.
ORSO was launched hosting data from the ENCODE consortium, totaling more than 20,000 datasets. Users may also upload data for hosting by ORSO. The total number of datasets can be checked on the Overview page under the Explore tab.
In the future, we hope to add additional consortial data and to mine data repositories such as the GEO databank for public datasets. Watch the activity stream on your Home page for more details.
For a dataset to be added, ORSO needs access to its read coverage information and metadata. Metadata is added by submitting a standard web-form. Regardless of the kind of next generation sequencing experiment, ORSO expects read coverage to be given in bigWig format. We recommend following the ENCODE consortium's protocols for generating bigWig signal files.
In order for ORSO to access coverage files, those files must be hosted and publicly available on a web server. This is similar to UCSC's requirements for bigWig hosting. If you do not have web hosting services available at your institute, UCSC provides guidelines about using third- party services to host your data. Once ready, you can provide the public URL in the experiment submission form.
The ORSO data network is comprised of datasets, which make up the nodes, and similarities, which make up the edges. In short, it is a web of datasets where similar datasets are linked together. The ORSO web page is used to investigate and analyze the ORSO data network. Top-down views available under the Explore tab allow for the overall topology of the network to examined. Individual experiments may also be selected to generate lists of similar datasets.
Similar datasets in the ORSO network are linked together, so a connection in the ORSO network represents similarity between two datasets. ORSO uses two systems to create connections. The first considers metadata. We consider cell type and protein target when deciding whether or not two datasets are similar. We use the BRENDA Tissue and Enzyme Source Ontology and the STRING database to decide if two datasets are similar. If two cell types or protein targets share ontological parents or interaction partners, respectively, their associated datasets would be considered similar. The second system considers dataset read coverage values. To do this, we use a neural network classifier. This classifier is trained using coverage values from experiments with shared metadata information, such as the same cell type or protein target. After training, this classifier to applied to the read coverage values from two datasets to evaluate similarity.
User interactions also provide connections for the ORSO data network. By favoriting a dataset, similar experiments will be recommended to the user under the Experiment tab. By following a user, that user's personal datasets will also be recommended. Favoriting and following will also cause associated updates to be posted to your personal activity log on your Home page.
Additional details can be found on ORSO's GitHub page. There, we include detailed documentation and the complete codebase for ORSO.
https://github.com/lavenderca/genomics-network


04 June 1997
Disease Outbreak Reported
Data on the epidemic continue to be received from NGOs and through the WHO office in Mogadishu. The cumulative number of cases reported is now 5557 with 247 deaths (CFR 4.4%), but the real number of cases is believed to be higher, since mild cases are excluded in the reports from most treatment centres, and in some areas laboratory confirmation has not been possible due to logistical constraints and security problems.
Suspected cholera outbreaks in areas of Middle Shabelle and Galgaduud Regions have been reported recently. The epidemic in Mogadishu declined steadily up to mid-May but rose again the following week and it is impossible to forecast the evolution of the outbreak in this region at present.
WHO continued its support to NGOs and local authorities, supplying ORS, Ringers Lactate and antibiotics. Water chlorination and health education continue in local communities with support from UNICEF,
Intensified efforts are still necessary to guarantee sufficient supplies to all NGOs involved and to facilitate laboratory confirmation. Continued vigilance is needed, especially in areas not yet affected by this epidemic.


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Hi,
I am having difficulties trying to export data using the csv export: currently using a emonTX3 and raspberr pi with a preloaded SD card (but had same issue when using emonTX2 and raspberry pi with a download image to SD).
When I click export after setting up range and interval, a new tab opens but says 'blank page' in the tab.
Have I missed something out on my browser settings to cause this issue (there is always a value in the download size before I click on export) or have I not configured the software properly when I enabled emonhub on the Rpi?
Got a dashboard set up and running; with realtime graphs and dials from the feeds, which all works fine.
I am more interested in the longterm data logging export, to understand my consumption profile vs generation profile as I wish to use the energy monitoring system assist in sizing up a battery system for my solar pv.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Re: Blank Page- When trying to export CSV from Feeds
I can't tell from your post which revision of emoncms you are using, there was a similar issue found with exporting data that was due to the timezone value not being set. The default of "Nan" has since been replaced with "0".
When functioning correctly (depending on browser settings) a new page will open momentarily while the "download to" box is displayed, and then closes again after download is complete. Are downloads blocked by browser maybe?
emonhub is responsible for getting the data to emoncms, then emoncms does the exporting. So you may have better luck with assistance by removing "emonhub" from the title.
Paul
Re: Blank Page- When trying to export CSV from Feeds
Success!
Just tried it with Google Chrome but with timezone set to 0 instead of Nan, still get blank page with IE11 though!
Thanks for your help!


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The UK's Met-office provides historical climate data from thirty odd stations, some of which have been recording regional temperature, rainfall and sun-hours per-month since the 1880's. This data can be scraped from their web-site as raw-text files which, with a little cleaning, yield workable csv-files. Below is an attempt to visualize the output of these stations, interpolating their numbers to form a grid across the UK. Using the D3 visualization library this grid is superimposed on a map-projection of the UK.
The data files can get quite large so I've only sampled the last decade for the demo below. By pressing 'animate' one can sit back and watch the passing of the seasons or just click on the navbar below the maps to show a specific date.


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For this week's technical post, I've decided to tackle inline and inline boxes.
For this purpose, we'll use simple list items to demonstrate this. For example, this is what a regular unordered list (I've added some formatting to the itmes for consistency):
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However, if we use the inline display, we can list them side by side
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It looks nice, but if we start using a lot more blocks with the inline, where it goes on the left side, you'll start seeing issues, like so:
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Inline block takes care of this. Inline constantly stacks the elements to the right, much like a float:left does. However there's no height attached to these elements. Inline-Block takes care of this; each element has it's own width and height, so they are more ordered, and the weird stacking no longer occurs.
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As you can see, inline block works very well; it keeps the elements separate, and there's no need to clear the formatting afterwards either, since each of these objects have specific widths and heights.


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