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CWP NO.7687-2020 --1-- IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB & HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH CWP NO.7687-2020 Date of Decision: 15.06.2020 Lakshay International Pvt. Ltd. ....Petitioner Versus State of Punjab and another ....Respondent CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE JASWANT SINGH HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE SANT PARKASH Present : Mr. Rohit Sud, Advocate, for the petitioner. Mr. Sahil Sharma, Deputy Advocate General, Punjab. ****
JASWANT SINGH , J.(Oral) The petitioner, a private limited company is engaged in the business of leather tanning by use of both wet and dry processing in its plant situated at Jalandhar. The premises of the petitioner was ordered to be sealed by Punjab Pollution Control Board due to non-conforming to the norms laid down as per Schedule-1 (16) of the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 as also under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, in compliance of the direction passed by a Division Bench of this Court on 29.10.2019 (Annexure P-1), examining the violation of the norms by the tanneries operating at Jalandhar.
The present writ petition has been filed seeking a writ of mandamus for allowing the petitioner to operate its unit at least by use of 1 of 3 ::: Downloaded on - 15-06-2020 20:40:47 ::: CWP NO.7687-2020 --2--
the dry processing by restoring the electricity and water connection in terms of the consent granted by the Punjab Pollution Control Board vide letter dated 22.05.2020 (Annexure P-4).
Upon notice, a short affidavit dated 11.06.2020 has been filed by Kuldeep Singh, Executive Engineer, Punjab Pollution Control Board, Regional Office, Jalandhar, which reads as under:-
"(1) By way of present writ petition the petitioner has sought writ in the nature of Mandamus directing the answering respondent to allow the petitioner to run its unit in view of consent to operate dated 22.05.2020 and to restore electric connection to the petitioner company.
(2) By an order dated 07.02.2020 this Hon'ble Court in LPA No.1924 of 2014 was pleased to direct that "in case the units are permitted to run under the supervision of Punjab Pollution Control Board, on the next date hearing, the Court may permit reconnection of water and electricity". The order has been annexed to the petition as Annexure P-2.
(3) As stated above, the answering respondent has already granted its consent to operate on 22.05.2020 to the petitioner, but electricity can be restored only after order of this Hon'ble Court as per order dated 07.02.2020 subject to the compliance of all terms and conditions mentioned and stated in consent to operate dated 22.05.2020".
At the time of hearing, it is not in dispute that the petitioner in the light of the consent letter dated 22.05.2020 (Annexure P-4) would be entitled to restoration of the electric and water connection for operating its unit by use of dry processing only.
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Accordingly, the prayer to that limited account is accepted and the writ petition is disposed of accordingly.
The authorities concerned shall restore the electricity and water connection subject to clearance of all dues and fulfillment of formalities at the earliest.
(JASWANT SINGH) JUDGE (SANT PARKASH) JUDGE June 15, 2020 sonika whether speaking/reasoned: Yes/No whether reportable: Yes/No 3 of 3 ::: Downloaded on - 15-06-2020 20:40:47 :::


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To make the caper butter, place all the ingredients except the capers into a food processor and blitz to a smooth paste.
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As a young man, I was nothing but an iterator. If I had to perform a repetitive task, I performed it once, went back to the beginning, performed it once more, went back to the beginning again, and so on. For some especially simple tasks, like shoveling a hole, this makes sense. Generally, however, the ideas of Henry Ford made my methods look foolish over a century ago. Just go back and look at my week 3 solutions.
Luckily, a whole week later, I became an enumerator. Why loop through what you need to do over and over when you can do all of the work at once?
As my past and current blog posts have demonstrated, it is easiest for me to explain programming concepts through real-life explanations. Unfortunately, I don't really have the brainspace to explain this one entirely with human situations, so let's talk code.
An enumerator is, as I said, a technique that performs an operation on an input. When we "iterated" before, we did something to an input multiple times in a row, but had to give explicit instructions about the step-by-step process of how we wanted to affect the input. With an enumerator, we're trying to get less verbose. Enumerators build the iteration into their structure, and have certain methods, or things they can do to inputs, built in as well.
One of the fundamental enumerator methods is map, which loosely defined does something to each member of the input. To put it another way, when we say things.map {something} (using a . implies that we are performing a method), we are doing "something" to each member of the input. Map is a very simple way of telling the program to do that something to everything we tell it to do it to.
You'll have to pardon my imprecision, but map is so fundamental to enumerating that I have a hard time explaining it as separate from enumeration. When I think "Enumerate," I think "do this a whole bunch of times to some collection." Well, at the very basic level, "Map" does exactly that! If you want to do something over and over to a collection, forget the iterator; just map it!
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Once again, after many months, I have just taken myself into the salvia space, for inspiration, for awe, for that reliable immersion into pure Mystery.... I want to describe what this experience is like as best as I can, with notes of suggestions for fellow journey-folk into this realm.
A few words about me. I have been exploring the salvia space for about a decade and have found it to be about the single most interesting thing I have ever encountered. As a scientist who is interested in the nature of consciousness, I feel that the mystery of what this substance does is utterly profound when it is taken very carefully, with a sense of calmness and true curiousity as to what the mind/spacetime/reality are all about...
First- the setting. My bed, alone, sitting up on pillows, very physically comfortable, dried sage lit and single candle. Sound - Robert Rich's 'Hyagrava' from 'Trances/Drones'. A classic of deep ambient, this 20-minute wordless piece is as slow and deep as rolling waves on the sea, so serene and mysterious, perfect sonic fluid for the voyage...
I light the glass bowl, take a single enormous hit with lungs emptied, hold, pull the Mindfold (foam-padded opaque plastic mask) over my eyes and...
....and hold completely still.
Do....not....move.....
Moving the body during a deep salvia session feels somehow like getting up and screaming while sitting in the audience for a performance...it feels almost like a violation of some kind. Staying still is critical, and I feel is the singular skill to be learned by the salvianaut. It is not easy to do, and I always sit in meditation for several minutes prior to having salvia in order to calm the body. I also believe that moving the body after smoking can become very physically disorienting and dangerous. Movement can seem like flailing around in unfamiliar territory. This may not be safe. Imagine, for instance, running around in a pitch black maze -- better to sit still until someone turns the lights back on in 10 minutes. Thus it is always better to smoke in a soft, comfortable, safe place with no risk of intrusion or interruption.
The first thing noticed is the sense several seconds after inhaling of a sort of grid materializing throughout the visual field. Each part of it echoes all the others, and it is difficult to tell what the parts resemble, as the seem as close as the patterns seen when rubbing closed eyes. Then there is a feeling of melting into some substance or matrix that composes all of the space around me. This is extremely bizarre to experience but is familiar to me by now as it is exactly the same each time I smoke. The feeling of losing any connection to this reality is aided by having the mask on with no light coming in. Equally important as stillness to the experience is having no light get in. I immediately noticed this the very first time I smoked a decade ago. light during salvia feels to me like being engrossed in watching a movie in a theater and having someone turn the lights on.
The experience after this in incredibly hard to describe, despite the fact that each time I smoke my mind searches for ways of making sense of what just happened. It is utterly bizarre but as familiar as sleeping. It is both terrifying and infinately comical. In fact, many times I have found it impossible to keep from laughing hysterically, the same way that it feels impossible to keep from screaming on a rollercoaster as it drops straight down. It feels, literally, like Getting the Cosmic Joke. The Punchline of the Cosmic Joke, of course, is that everything is One, and that being re-united with the One is incredibly funny in just how obvious ths fact is.
Here is what I think is really happening on salvia.
The brain is forced to begin fabricating a dream, overlayed on top of this reality. The higher the dose, the more one becomes anchored in dream space instead of normal consensus reality.
The space in the room becomes a sort of matrix that is no longer normal space. It has the actual substance of dream space itself superimposed.
The result is somehow that the sense of self - what we feel is 'me' - loses ground and drifts inside this matrix. It feels somehow like being underwater, at night.
Thoughts now are no longer coming from what I thought was 'me'. They seem to be emanating from something else, from a Consciousness much, much vaster than 'me'. These thoughts seem to divide, looking for something to identify with. This is so utterly strange as to defy words. Metaphor helps. Imagine a single computer that for 10 minutes realizes that its true self is not actually a single terminal but is connected to the entire World Wide Web, and identifies temporarily with being the entire Web. Later it will find the idea of a single disconnected computer absurd.
Or consider a single island in the ocean. From above sea level it appears seperate. But if you follow the shoreline down you realize it is eventually connected with all other islands and continents, deep underwater. No longer can you think of it as an isolated island.
'Out-of-body' may sound trite, but it is a great way of describing the feeling. What 'I' am sort of drifts somewhere else, so that the idea of a seperate self seems absurd.
I think the idea of dream matrix superimposed on normal physical reality works when you consider that many people's experiences seem like dream worlds and with dream beings intersecting normal waking consciousness. This can be very unpleasant, frightening, or even dangerous. I find that salvia's true essence only comes out in near silence, darkness, and complete stillness. It takes practice, too. I don't recommend going alone until you have some experience with this herb.
After about 5 minutes of utter jaw-dropping awe, I open my eyes. The bed is there, with a lot of visual stuff overlayed. It feels good to be back, safe, after feeling my Ego clawing for stable ground in this reality. My thoughts focus on 'how the hell can I possibly describe what just happened?  No one would believe this is possible', etc. Finally I decide it is time to share this in a trip report. I get my computer. Here it is.
 Its secrets can be almost unbearably intense. Remember, though salvia is everywhere now, it may not be legal for long. And many people who try it never really are able to experience its true essence, unfolding to reveal the matrix of the Dream itself....
May this plant bless you with Awe and Wisdom.
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Edo State: Pastor Slumps, Dies After Defecting To APC
by Enioluwa AdeniyiA pastor identified as Aimola John reportedly slumped and died after defecting to the All Progressives Congress in Edo State.
According to the Nation, the pastor slumped after joining the former governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu to defect to APC.
The cleric which was rushed to a hospital was pronounced dead on arrival.
The former Secretary of Owan East, Godwin Imoudu, while speaking on the incident stated that the late pastor was in Benin to defect to the APC when the incident happened.
A further report revealed that the deceased was once a chairmanship candidate for Owan East Local Government Area.
Recall that PDP in Edo state had expelled its former governorship candidate, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu over anti-party activities.
Ize-Iyamu was expelled following his refusal to confirm or refute his rumoured defection to APC.


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I live in a j's podcast for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the jones.
Ask me why I'm so excited.
Why are you so excited?
Because I just ate the sound of pizza.
Yes, you did.
We have had a fantastic week intermingled with some very hard parts.
Correct.
That's correct.
If you were listening to the podcast last week, you would have heard a friend of ours.
Died super suddenly.
Yeah.
He was 30 years old, just turned 30.
Everyone was about to move into their new home.
And to everyone's shock, he literally just dropped dead.
Yeah.
And the autopsy revealed nothing.
Yeah, absolutely nothing.
And then we had a memorial service this Thursday.
So that's kind of overshadowed the whole week.
Yeah, it definitely has.
It's been a difficult process.
Yeah, but it is amazing how the memorial service
brings a sense of, and I don't mean closure, but it makes you face the fact that everybody that you
know who knew him were all there to honor his life. And that does something.
Yeah, and there was lots to honor about him. And it's amazing when you know where he is,
and you know it's a way better place. It does really help. It's like,
"Okay, this isn't what we wanted, but he's happy."
- Right.
- So, yeah, it was a very hard week.
- It was a very hard week, but it was great to see
everybody at the memorial service.
- It was, yeah.
- And it did something in my heart,
which I wasn't expecting it to.
And that thing was just the, okay,
'cause I think I was in disbelief.
I made a comment, I had the approach of sharing
at his memorial, and I said, "It's really hard to say goodbye
to someone you can't believe is gone. And I think that's the closure that I'm talking
about that you come to the realization that, okay, he is not here.
Yeah, it still doesn't seem real though in some ways, does it? Like I still kind of expect
to see him tomorrow night.
Let's talk about good stuff that happened. Okay.
I had the privilege of speaking at the belonging and amazing church in Nashville.
Yeah, it really is a great church.
We'll talk a little bit more about that in a second. Food wise, I already mentioned
we had the sauce, tell everybody about Desano's pizza
because I don't think we've talked enough about it
on the podcast.
- Well, it is really good pizza
and that's from somebody who doesn't like pizza.
- Right, you don't like pizza traditionally.
- I'm not a pizza fan, I never crave pizza.
If somebody offers me pizza, I'm usually like,
"Ah, can we eat something else?"
Except for Desano's pizza.
- And what's so good about Desano's pizza?
- I don't even know.
It's a secret sauce.
Well, they ship all their ingredients in from Italy,
including their flour and all that kind of stuff.
So it doesn't make my stomach feel
jippy like other pizzas do.
- So all of their meat, their tomatoes, their cheese,
- Basil everything.
- flour, salt, all imported weekly from Italy.
- Yes.
- And then their ovens, which weigh 6,000 pounds each,
they had them shipped in.
- Yes.
- And it's made from the rock of Mount Vesuvius.
- Which obviously must make for better pizza.
I mean--
- How hard did the ovens get?
- 900 degrees, I think.
We only cook for like a minute and a half.
Right.
Now, you seconds your pizza is done.
Astonishing pizza.
If you're ever in Nashville, you need to go to Tasanos.
It's called the Sanos bakery, which is weird because I guess I
guess they do bake pizza.
You know what my revelation about pizza was tonight?
What was your yes, I do.
What was your revelation?
My pizza is basically an open face taco.
Wow.
So I break Italian people would be so proud.
I break my taco diet for pizza.
On the topic of food, we also ate the butcher town hall.
We did any place where they serve you a large platter of meat on a cutting board is a good place in my books.
The menu basically is pick whichever pound of meat you would like.
Yes, and the sides that come with it.
Yes, and we'll serve you on a wooden slab.
It's true.
I'm like, I have to say their Brussels sprouts are outstanding.
Things you never thought you'd say.
I never thought I'd say that, but it's yeah, really good.
And then our weather was crazy last week we're snowed in for three days.
It's true.
This week, me and Abby went for bike ride because it was 70 degrees.
Yeah, it's crazy weather. Totally crazy.
I saw Caroline Hallam posted on Facebook a picture of her feet today out in the sunshine
and last week at this time in snow boots out in the snow.
I was like, yes, that is how weird our life is right now.
And I think MJ is turning into a prophetic weatherman.
You might be.
He woke up this morning.
He's like, daddy, it's going to storm today.
And I was like, it's not going to storm today.
And then put them down for bed, look at the weather forecast.
It's predicting storms for tonight.
Well, we should start paying attention to that child.
Then we really should see if you can get the lottery numbers.
Just pick out some numbers, any numbers, MJ, no reason.

We were reviewing the week and I realized I went out lots.
You stayed home.
Yes, which is never that good for me.
You get cabin fever pretty quick.
Not a homebody at all.
But yeah, I had a lot to get done this week, so it is what it is.
Yeah, you were helping organize the memorial service.
Yeah.
And then obviously running our family, but you were also preparing teaching on Romans, which you're going to start tomorrow.
Did we talk about your teaching on Ephesians?
I don't know.
I can't remember actually.
That was a couple of weeks ago, maybe two weeks ago.
But what did you do in Ephesians?
We went verse by verse through the book of Ephesians.
 Thank you. Thank you. And that's what we'll start tomorrow with the year two students
will start going first by verse through the book of Romans. Just super exciting. I mean,
I love it. I get the more I read it, the more excited I get, the more encouraged I get.
Well, what I love about you is when we started designing year two, right at the outset, you said,
I want to teach the book of Romans, verse by verse and the book of Ephesians, verse by verse.
And I was like, "Okay."
And then you put the rubber to the road and did it.
Yeah.
I have taught through Ephesians once before, but it was about 15 years ago in a Bible study,
like just in a random Bible study of like, "Hey, who wants to get more into the word?
Okay, let's look at Ephesians."
And I haven't done it since then and I had no notes, but I just was like, "I love the
book of Ephesians."
And then I love Romans.
I mean, you know, I love, I do it with Song of Solomon as well.
It's fun.
All right.
So our topic for this week comes out the fact that I was teaching at the belonging this
week.
First of all, let's talk about the belonging in Alex and Henry.
Alex and Henry are amazing.
They're from Melbourne, Australia.
And they won the green card lottery, didn't they, like, four years ago or something like
that?
And so they just up and moved here.
And he's a music producer and a worship leader and that kind of stuff.
And they just started collecting people.
I'm telling this story, maybe I'm wrong, but from what I remember and from what I understand
is they just were kind of, I think they were kind of alarmed at how many Christians weren't
in church or had been burned out on church or because of their travel schedule didn't
go to go church.
So they just started meeting in their house and soon it grew so large that they couldn't
contain the number of people in their house.
And then they moved to meeting at Rocket Town, which is a venue here in Nashville.
And now they're doing a phenomenal job.
They started on Tuesday nights.
They've now started a whole second service, which is almost full.
They're going to have to get a Rocket Town soon, I would think.
On a Sunday night.
And anyway, they're real pastors, real leaders, super humble, super meek.
We've loved getting to know them.
And they're a married couple, and so they pass it together.
And I guess they have been finding that other people have been finding that difficult.
And so they'd heard that we do teaching on women in ministry.
So this is Alan, would you come and teach on women in ministry?
Of course, I'd love to.
And so we had the great job going up there Tuesday, M tonight.
Just we just finished teaching there when for pizza came home.
You did a fantastic job as well, babe.
Say that again, but you did a fantastic job.
Thank you.
I really obviously I love teaching.
Obviously, I love teaching that topic.
We've had a bunch of people ask us to share on women and ministry on the podcast.
The trouble with that is it's one of those topics that needs a systematic teaching,
not a conversation, which is why we haven't done it.
Do you know what I mean?
Just to talk about women and ministry on the podcast, you'd be leaving large gaping holes,
which wouldn't do the topic, the service, and to teach on it would probably take a minimum
of an hour and an hour and 10 minutes, which maybe we'll produce some teaching on that
that's that people don't have to come to church in here.
Yeah.
But it was a lot of fun to be able to share and they got great worship.
They're just a great vibrant church.
It's a stellar team.
They're just all amazing.
There's lots of SOL cell graduates as well, around, which is great.
So I think hugs and stuff.
I think that they streamed the service.
If they did, and if you're interested, I'll put a link in the show notes.
And so if you're interested, you can go watch it.
I'll see if I can find that.
Anyway, I'll say this a little bit.
For those of you who don't know me,
don't know my views on women in ministry,
I was raised in a church environment
that didn't support women in ministry.
And by that, I mean, we didn't have women who taught
and we didn't have women who were leaders.
I'm now married to a woman preacher
and half our staff at Grace and Our Women.
And I actively encourage, train and release women in ministry.
- So you come a long way, really?
- Yeah, so something changed.
And that's what I shared on.
But in preparation for sharing, I said, "Hey guys, this is a really important topic to me for three reasons.
One, you know, what I just said.
Two, actually some of the biggest breakthroughs in my life have come through women."
Yeah.
And if I hadn't settled the issue of women in ministry, it's possible I would have missed what God had for me
because I didn't like the conduit in which it came.
Yeah, for sure.
And then third of all, I just think it's a vital topic for the church.
Yeah.
I think part of the reason we're not as effective as we could be is half our workforce isn't allowed to speak.
Yeah.
Depending on your church background.
Yeah.
So I thought it would be fun tonight to talk about some of the pivotal moments in life that involved women.
Okay.
Let's do it.
Do you want to go first or do you want me to go first?
I can go first.
I can go first.
I think probably the first person or people that I would talk about are my cousin, Jana,
in my aunt Joan. They were the first ones for me that, you know, well, they prayed me into the
kingdom. My aunt was the first really super prophetic person I ever encountered who would have
crazy dreams about things that were happening in my life and come and love me enough to confront
me. And you know, Jana, of course, prayed for me every single day for, I don't know, seven or eight
years until I got saved and invited me to every youth retreat.
And, you know, if it wasn't for those two, I probably wouldn't have gotten saved, you
know, because they were just persistently pursuing me and loving me even when I was horrific.
So pretty pivotal then.
So fairly pivotal.
Yeah.
Fairly pivotal.
And even, you know, going forward from there, Janice and Anna and Joan have been huge cheerleaders
of me and just really, as I would press into God and do things like, Oh gosh, I think
maybe God's calling me to speak.
They'd be like, yeah, go for it.
You know, so just, yeah, amazing, amazing people in my life.
And I'm so thankful for them.
Very good.
Who's your first one?
My first one is my mother.
I'm sure if she was alive, she'd be tickled pink to think that she was a pivotal
woman in ministry.
But here's the thing she was in ministry.
She didn't teach or preach, although I bet she would have been amazing at it.
Oh, she would have been an excellent teacher.
But what she modeled for me was the ministry of helps and hospitality.
Yeah.

Right.
Our house was constantly filled with people.
Right.
Always.
I mean, it was rare that we did not have people several times a week for lunch, for dinner.
My mother was just such a high influencer, and she was always welcoming what we would call
all waifs and strays into our house.
- It didn't a lot of those waifs and strays
end up giving their lives the Lord.
- Yeah, many of them.
But my mum was this equal opportunity lover of all people.
And you would always have people in our house
to the point where I just thought that was normal.
New person at church guaranteed their our house for lunch,
visiting speaker guaranteed their our house for lunch.
So I just grew up with this assumption
that everybody was hospitable.
And, you know, it was unfair because my mother's benchmark for hospitality was astonishing.
So I think my joy for having people stay in our house, my joy for even looking after the speakers
when they come to Grace Center, just hospitality in general came from my mom at left an incredible
mark on my life.
You know that verse in Hebrews that says some people have entertained angels unaware.
Yeah.
I don't know how many angels my mom had in her house just because there are a number of people
that we had to stay to eat, that's not as terrible, to share our meal with.
You didn't actually eat them.
Not to my recollection.
I just thought I should clarify.
But yeah, my mum just, and then that other verse, whatever you do work unto the Lord,
that was my mum's life verse.
Everything she did was for the Lord.
Yeah.
And so that left a huge impact on me.
Yeah.
So there you go, mum, but you didn't think I'd say that, but you were a huge impact to me.
All right.
My number two or, I guess, three, I don't know where I am now.
would be Carol or not.
Okay, twinsies.
You're saying Carol is what?
I'm saying Carol.
You tell us in Carol's stories.
I'll tell some.
I think for me, watching Carol from before the revival started
and after and just watching her let God transform her
and let God speak to her about who she was actually called
to be and then go after those things
and actually start speaking and start doing all the things
she never did before.
was such an encouragement to me.
And then in addition to that,
she was just a spiritual mom to me
that really, her and John together really loved me
back to life, but she loved me enough to call me on my junk.
And she loved me enough not to look away,
to actually go, "Hey, you know what, that thing
"that you just did right there, that wasn't great.
"And here's why."
And that kind of stuff.
So she never pushed her way in,
but she knew that she hadn't in,
and she's brilliant at loving others.
- Yeah, I obviously had the incredible privilege,
which I still can't quite believe that I got to do this,
but traveling around the world with John and Carol
was such a gift from God to me.
It's very, very hard for us to quantify the impact
John and Carol had in our life.
- Yeah.
- But I would absolutely say John and Carol,
because I learned tons from Carol.
I learned from Carol deliverance.
I learned from Carol keys to healing.
She's one of the biggest cheerleaders we have in life.
Every time we speak to her, we're constantly encouraged.
I remember one story that just made me really, really laugh
and I still enjoy in hindsight was we were ministering,
they were ministering at Holy Trinity Brompton.
It was a 10 year revival anniversary.
um, in a very, very, yeah, it was a 10 year anniversary of the outpouring of Holy 20 Brompton.
So John and Carol, where the other church was packed and it was kind of pandemonium.
There was just manifestations left right in the center and John was preaching and
there's so much noise. There was a guy prophesying so loudly. There was a woman speaking in tongues.
There was, there was a guy up in the balcony going, whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop. You know,
I just like, what is going on? And I remember halfway through the service, just me leaning
over to Carol and just saying, "Carol, can I be honest? Sometimes I can't tell if a manifestation
is the Holy Spirit, somebody's flesh or demonic." And Carol just leaned over to me and said,
"I'll lay into a little secret. I still can't sometimes." And right about that time, John was
doing a closing altar call, and as soon as you mentioned the name, "Jesus," some woman stood up
in the middle and started effing and blinding the middle of the church. And remember Carol leaning
over to me going pretty sure that was demonic though.
But you know what?
Carol taught me never to be scared of the devil.
Yeah.
But I mean both of them did.
But I remember so many times Carol would just go for it and deliverance.
You know somebody rolling around on the floor snarling and the ministry team would be too
scared to go near the person.

But no, just this gentle utter reliance on the Holy Spirit to show up. She would just say,
"Holy Spirit, if you don't show up, I'm just a little lady with nothing."
And just her humility and her love for Jesus. I just love that her ego never ever gets in the way
of what she's trying to do and she's fearless. I love her to be.
Yeah. She also has a remarkable ability to drink horrible, noxious fluids if somebody
tells them that they're healthy. Oh my gosh. It's probably the only thing wrong.
I'd rather not. I remember we did Candida Clans, the other me,
Daryl. And she would maybe drink this tincture called para a and para b.
She would just drink it.
I'd be like, what is wrong with you?
And I think I nearly died on that glance.
- Let's find a watch.
- All right, you got Carolina.
I piggybacked on that.
I've got somebody that I don't know if most of our listeners
don't even know who it is.
Maybe a small group of people in Glasgow.
Pauline Welch was a student at the School of Ministry
in Toronto, originally hailed from Glasgow.

And I remember one time we were at a conference.
I forget what the conference was.
But she came up to me and somewhat timidly gave me a prophetic word that completely changed
my life.
She came up, I think she'd done the school and she gave me a prophetic word and just
said, "Alen, when I looked at you earlier, I saw the word 'move' written over your
head."
Somewhat simple word.
But that word caused me to move to Toronto.
I took a side, some time I prayed, I fasted.
I set aside a couple of days in Glasgow actually to just go and be away with the Lord and
pray through it.
And the Lord, out of that one word that she gave me gave me a blueprint for the rest
of my life.
And the first step of that was to move to Toronto.
I just prayed and said, Lord, what do you think?
Out of that wrote a nine page letter to my elders and said, this is what I'm thinking
of doing.

Well done, Pauline Welsh. Just an example of somebody being faithful, giving a word that might not have
meant sense to her or didn't seem that prophetic or that profound, but had huge ramifications.
We just never know, do you? High five, Pauline. Yeah, come on. My next one would be Patricia King.
Oh, good one. We were talking about her tonight. We were. So, Patricia King is a Canadian. She now
now lives in Phoenix, but she is somebody who,
the first time I met her, I think was either late '94
or early '95, I think it was late '94,
and she came and she did a three week
deliverance school.
- Now that sounds like fun.
- Right, and there was, I think there was 20 or 25 of us
that had signed up for it, and she just taught all this stuff
it was amazing. But it was really fun too because I'd never seen anybody that knew the word like she did.
Right, she's amazing. She, you know, like she does. But I mean, I'm just thinking in terms of the
memory. But I remember there was a couple of guys who were in Bible college who maybe had a,
they maybe had a hard time that, you know, she was teaching, although they had signed up to come to
to it. So whatever. But they would try and like throw her a loop. What do you think about
this verse? And they'd pick some obscure verse and Patricia without even opening her
Bible would go, well, you need to look at the context of that verse. What you find is the
verse before says this and the verse after says this and the whole overall of the chapter
says this. And you know, and I just remember looking at her going, I want to know the
word like that, you know, right. And then when it came to the end of the, I felt like the
The final week of the school was actually her and some of her team members who flew out.
We're going to do a deliverance session with each one of the students that had been on
the school.
It was like a two-hour deliverance session.
I showed up.
You didn't know who was doing your deliverance.
I ended up with Patricia and a woman named Ruth.
So I went in the room and she just said, "The Lord said not to do deliverance.
I had gotten a lot of deliverance during this school already.
Right.
But I was, but to prophesy over you.
So she said, I spent last night writing out things that the Lord was saying about you.
And so for two hours, she just prophesied over me.
And at the end of it, she said, whenever we're in the same city, let's get together.
You know, I just want to spend some time pouring into you.
And she good true to her word.
Every time she came into Toronto, she would take me out for a meal.
She never let me pay.
If I was out her way, I would let her know, "Hey, I'm coming to BC," or whatever."
And she'd be like, "Let's get together.
She'd always pay."
She was just amazing.

When I first decided to go into ministry and start itinerating and stuff, she was like,
"Yes."
And she just sat down with me and said, "Do this.
Don't do that.
Think about doing this."
She just always believed in me, always was so positive and affirming and all that kind
of stuff. So yeah, I just I'm so thankful for her. She also published my book.
So, oh yeah, let's not forget that little chestnut. Yeah. So when I wrote the book, she's so funny
because I mean, she didn't even know I'd written it. And I was literally praying about who do I
publish with? I didn't know she had a publishing company. And I'm like, Lord, you know, what do I
do? And she just phones randomly like, Hey, I was thinking about you today. What's going on in your
life right now. What, you know, what decisions are you trying to make? Yeah.
And I was like, Oh dear. So I told her and she said, would you send it to me to
read it? She said, you don't have to let me publish it. I just, I'd love to read it.
And I guess she was just getting on a plane as I sent it to her and she called
me back about four hours later. And she said, I've just read the whole thing.
And it was 200 and something pages. Right. So she's like, I've just read the whole
thing on the flight. It would be my honor to publish this, you know, and I'd
I loved to do a round of edits.
I mean, she was so encouraging.
- 'Cause she said, I'd love to do an edit for you
whether you publish with me or not for free.
I just believe in the project.
- And she did do that, yeah.
I mean, she was amazing.
And so--
- And she made some key suggestions,
some really key pivotal changes.
- Really good stuff, yeah.
- Yeah, I mean, she said, "Hey, AJ, not everybody
"has been spiritually parented as well as you have."
So if you don't define in your book
what you're looking for in a spiritual parent,
are going to end up being parented by people that shouldn't be having children.
So I was like, oh, do you know, Patricia is one of the people of everywhere we've gone.
And every time we mention her name, we have never heard anything negative about Patricia ever.
No, I never had.
Everybody has something good to say about Patricia.
She's amazing.
Well, yeah, I mean, we know that. But that's, we still know amazing people that other people find
fault with. But for her, I've only ever heard great reports, which is wonderful and
testament to her character.
Yeah.  Like she doesn't just talk about
the prophetic, she's out on the streets all the time. Like she's, she is fully living
a supernatural life. It's just really inspiring.
Are you ready for my last woman?
I'm ready for your last woman. That's a weird way of putting it.
Well, we should, that's a film title.
Are you ready for my last example of a woman who pivotally impacted my life?
I am.
I am.
I'm ready.
Speaking of profiteces, yes, it would be remiss to record this episode without talking
about the incredible impact that Isabelle Alum has had on my life.
Yes.
It is a tragedy that more people don't know about Ivan and Isabelle Alum.
It's true.
Isabelle Alum is one of my favorite people on the planet.
She is absolutely adorable.
One of the most astonishing profiteces I have ever met.
a life so caught up in the spiritual realm that it's borderline fantasy.
It is amazing the experience.
I've had some of the weirdest encounters and she and her husband are the first people I run.
Who's it? Okay. This happened to me. Can you help me?
And she's like, Oh, honey, that's totally normal.
That happens to me all the time. And I'm like, what is your life like?
But I remember in 2003 meeting Ivan and Isabelle.
Everybody was excited because Ivan and Isabelle come to the school and they
profs over the students.
And honestly, they both gave me a prophetic word that I was like, some
prophets, they are, I don't know anything.
Okay.
There's nothing they said made sense.
Right.
And within six months, about 80 to 90% of everything they'd said, because
here's the thing, it didn't make sense because they were prophesying about
the future.
And you're living in the present.
I'm living in the present.
I don't know my future.
Yeah.
And I was sharing at the belonging that I remember she came, she gave me a word.
And she was the one that prof, if it wasn't for her and I, then I would
never have spoken to John and Carol. They prophesied my relationship with John and Carol.
They prophesied me moving and staying in Canada. They prophesied my relationship with John and
Carol. They prophesied our ministry. I mean, they literally prophesied emanate six or seven
years before it ever happened. Right. I mean, they're just astonishing. And I remember her
saying, I thought it was a figure of speech. She was saying, "Hey, you're going to go through
the season and in that day you will say," and then she said a couple of sentences. And I
thought that she was just being metaphorical or, you know, by those words, she was conveying
a sentiment or a sense of how I'd be feeling. I was shocked that maybe six, seven, eight
months later, I was journaling with the Lord one day and I was writing out my prayer to
the Lord and I was writing out these words. I realized, man, those words seemed familiar.
And so I went back and found the recorded transcript of her word and it was word for
word verbatim. She prophesied what I was going to say in the future. And so just having
Ivan and Isabelle as people in my life where I've been able to email them and say, "Hey,
I'm making this decision. Could you help me?" Or, "Hey, I had this experience with the Lord.
Could you help me?"  Could you help me understand that?" Just to have people of that caliber explain
those things. Plus every time we meet, they give us a prophetic word that's either "senison
a radical direction" or "confirmed the radical direction" which has changed. So an amazing
gift to the body of Christ, a tremendous prophet and a wonderful follower of Jesus.
I think what's amazing is it's very easy to be wowed by their prophetic gift. It's like
sky high. But what's more impacting than their incredible prophetic gift is the love
of the exude, the love they have for Jesus
and the love of Jesus that exudes from them is unbelievable.
- I was just thinking about that conference
a couple of years ago.
That's probably more than a couple of years ago now
where Isabel came for the pastor's conference
and for one session, all she did was hug people.
She didn't prophesy over them, she just hugged them
and there was a lineup and she just stood there
for like six hours and hugged people.
- Right. - It was amazing.
- That's Isabel. - Yeah.
- All right, who's your last person?
Well, it was hard because I was thinking,
I thought of this person immediately.
I mean, I was surrounded in Toronto by women in ministry.

They're all women that were in ministry
and impacted my life.
But I was thinking about Jenny Sanford
and her last name is now a different last name
that starts with an N that I can't pronounce,
which is horrible.
- Out of girl.
- I know.

And nicely, well, if Nicely didn't work, she'd be a little bit more blunt.
But she just, I think she taught me how to be a friend.
You know, she just was such a good friend to me and in hard times.
And yeah, I'm just grateful to her for the way that she just,
She's a one-on-one minister, but she can also minister to the crowd.
When I think of Jenny Sanford, who's no longer called that, that's her maiden name,
I think of one of the most healed-up people I can think. An example of a healed-up person.
She's amazing.
She is so whole and so confident in God's love for her.
Yeah.

I remember somebody saying about her that there's nobody that can do one on one ministry like
Janie Sandford.
She's remarkable.
And she's not in a hurry for you to agree with her.
She's happy for you to move it, whatever pace God's moving at with you and she'll just
support you.
I'm tremendous fun.

She's so much fun.
I get scared when you're around her.
Because I'm like, what's going to happen?
She's the person I've gone whitewater rafting with.
Like I've done all kinds of crazy things.
She is just, yeah, she's the package deal.
She's super wise, super fun, just tremendous.
Yeah, I'm really Mr. I wish she lived closer.
Maybe you could give her a prophetic word that tells her to move here.
I think that's called manipulation, but I'm willing to give it a shot.
All right, I've got some listeners questions and we are way behind our listeners questions.
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Everybody who sent in a question and we haven't got to, I promise we're going to work through
a backlog.
Here's one of them.
This is from Mariana.
question for you, A.J. Jones. She says, "Hi, A.J., I'm almost done reading your book,
Finding Father. It's been amazing. I'm writing to ask you about the heavenly encounter that you
mentioned you had.  Can you tell me which
conference you went to or who the person was that prayed for you?"
I can. It wasn't a conference. It was a closed meeting and the person that prayed for me was
Isabelle Allen. The Isabelle that Allen was referring to a little while ago.
And it was, she was doing a seminar, her and I, of them were doing a seminar for the church staff
in Toronto on third heaven encounters, open heaven type stuff. And then she prayed for us all.
And I had to encounter where the Lord took me to heaven and showed me how much it's stuff.
So Isabelle Allen.
I just love her matter of fact, Lee. You say that?
It's pretty cool.
Yeah, and then I just have a heavenly revelation, no big deal.
We'll put a link in the show notes to Ivan and Isabelle, so you can learn more about that.
Yeah, if they're in your area, you want to go to one of their meetings.
They're amazing.
Absolutely.
If you'd like to ask us a question that we will not answer on air for quite some time,
I'm kidding.
If you'd like to ask us a question, we promise we'll do our best to try and answer it.
go to alanaj.com/ask and as of today,
the School of Supernatural Life at Grace Center,
the AG&M I have the great privilege of overseeing,
has now opened its applications for fall 2016.
(horn honking)
And that is September 2016.
If you would like to come to the school,
and we would so encourage you to do that,
schools are life changing,
and it's a great joy for us to watch our students
change in the eight months that they spend with us.
It starts in September, it runs through to April.
It runs full time on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.
You have the rest of the week off to work.
You can find out more information.
You can watch videos.
You can read testimonies about students who've done it.
Endorsements from people who've taught in the school.
If you've got a grace center, all one word,
dot us slash school.
Why don't you pray about asking the Lord, Lord,
would this September be a great time for me
to go to school a supernatural life
And reach out to us if you've got any questions about it.
We'll talk about the school and upcoming episodes,
but we'd love you to consider applying.
I know a bunch of people that emailed us already
asking when they would be open
and the application is open now.
- And in addition to the first year,
there's also a second year now as well.
So we have a leadership and the word type year
that follows the life, supernatural life type year.
So yeah, go ahead and pray about it
and just ask the Lord.
And, you know, if you find that you're getting a yes in your heart,
but you're thinking about all the obstacles, just ask God to help you with the obstacles.
He's great at that.
All of our students have examples of obstacles that came up in their way and God helped them overcome.
Yeah, amazing.
And you two could have stories just like that.
Have a great week.
Oh, we're done.
Are we not?
Okay.
Do do do do.
We are.
I just like the way you said, have a great week.
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| PlayMethod | inputMethod = PlayMethod::AUTO |
| int | scoreTableRowCount |
| QMap< QString, int > | moveGridIndex |
| QMap< QString, int > | playerIndex |
| Game * | game = nullptr |
| QMap< int, QPixmap > | dicePictures |
| QMap< int, QLabel * > | diceIcons |
| QActionGroup * | inputMethodGroup |
| bool | semi_hasBeenThrown |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Page | |
| AutoYams * | app |
| int | ID |
Game page for the main window.
Contains most game related elements, it is the core of the every Yams related objects.
| enum GamePage::PlayMethod |
|
explicit |
Default constructor.
| ref | Reference to the main application window |
Initialize every connection and every propreties of the game.
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privateslot |
Add player to the grid.
| name | Name of the new player |
Create a new row then change its player name.
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private |
Add a new amount of row to the grid.
| amount | Amount of row to add |
Add a new row to the grid while copying every cell style.
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slot |
Automatically change the Game dices values depending on current input method \params dices List of all dices values (should always be 5 elements long)
Whenever a dice combination is detected and is sent from the Video Page and its VideoOpenCV object, this function will trigger (if allowed to) to display and change the value of the current dice set. In Automatic mode, it will also count as a new throw.
|
privateslot |
Change the current input method.
| inputMethod | New input method for the user |
Switch the current input method in the action group.
|
privateslot |
Specific method when changed to Semi-Automatic.
| state | If the current Play Method is on Semi-Automatic |
Change state of the Next Throw button and change the switch in propreties.
|
privateslot |
|
slot |
Update every bottom labels with the specified values.
| turn | Counter of the current game turn |
| player | Name of the player currently playing |
| nThrow | Value from counter of the current player throw |
Each of the 3 bottom labels will be updated by each of the previous arguments.
|
slot |
Update every graphic elements related to a new pick.
| move | Picked move name |
Whenever a move is selected and accepted, the points gained will be displayed in the grid and the both totals and bottom labels will be so too.
|
slot |
Update every graphic elements related to a new throw.
Whenever the dices are thrown, each dice display and the bottom labels values will be updated.
|
slot |
Update every totals for a specified player.
| player | Specific player |
| data | Score data of the current player at the end of his turn |
Every possible totals, for the current player, will be updated in the grid.
|
overridevirtual |
|
privateslot |
Accept the current dice combination and skip turn.
Update score for the current player depending on the picked move then change to the next player in line for his first turn.
|
privateslot |
Roll every dices and/or start next throw.
React differently depending on input method but still require the user to push the Next Throw button.
| void GamePage::reset | ( | ) |
|
privateslot |
Reset each dice display to their default pixmap.
Reset each and every dice on player changement.
| bool GamePage::setContent | ( | int | row, |
| QString | player, | ||
| QString | content | ||
| ) |
Change grid content depending on arguments.
| row | Row index to change the data from |
| player | Name of the player (ie. the current column index) |
| content | The new content of the found cell |
Used to set the score content of any player at a specific row.
|
private |
Map of every dice index and their label display.
|
private |
Pictures of every possible dice value (7 in total).
|
private |
Current input method for dice throwing.
|
private |
Action group meant for handling the change in input method (ToggleGroup).
|
private |
Map of every move and the row their score should be displayed in.
|
private |
Map of every player and the column they are attached to.
|
private |
Amount of row in the current grid (a game constant).
|
private |
Oddly specific switch in semi-automatic input methods to store if the dices have already been thrown or not.


To sum it up very simply, it seems to be a very community-centric type of system, not unlike a good (non-toxic) gaming community. Everyone will have their own skills and experiences to bring to the table and their own goals and motivations to work towards. However, I get the sense that, at least from what I got from my own cohort so far, we're all in it for the same reason at the end of the day. We're here to learn and we can lean on each other when it comes down to building our skills.
I'm in love with the system already. It actually hits very close to home, I think. As a gamer, having been part of several gaming communities, I've drawn a few comparisons between EDA and the communities I've experienced. While the goal in gaming is mainly to have fun (unless you're that type of person... XD), part of the experience is learning the rules of a game, testing out new things and developing skills that are useful within the game world. EDA, I feel, seems to build a community where fun, experimentation and skill development are simply applied to the real world, rather than a virtual one.
Very strongly. Quite happily. Being an introvert is a struggle no matter what community/culture you engage with, but everyone needs other people; cooperation is the entire basis for our species' rise to prominence on this planet. And as I mentioned, I've already noted some similarities with communities I engage with, so the adjustment should be minimal.
No. I knew from the start that the point was to shake up the way education is delivered. Ever since I got to engage with my cohort, any trepidation I might have had was overshadowed by the excitement about all the possibilities this type of engagement would have.
Absolutely ecstatic! EDA has opened up a new playground for me. I realise now that I have access to resources and training opportunities, accessible at will from a global network of information. And there are people out there, even beyond EDA who are happy and willing to lend a hand. It also doesn't hurt that my cohort has been colossaly amazing. NIKAU!!!


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Organization & application management¶
Your application can use the App Services API to request a variety of management operations on App Services resources. For example, your application can request an access token to use in operations on entities and collections. Or it can create an organization to contain the applications, entities, and collections for a company, team, or project.
Your application makes requests through the API using HTTP methods such as GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE, and specifies the pertinent resource URL. For management operations, the URL begins with /management/
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The following table lists and describes resources accessible through the App Services API on which your application can perform management operations. Click on a resource for further details about the resource and its methods.
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| Access token | Carries the credentials and authorization information needed to access other resources through the Usergrid API. |
| Client authorization | Authorizes the client. |
| Organization | The highest level structure in the Usergrid data hierarchy. |
| Admin User | A user that has full access to perform any operation on all organization accounts of which the user is a member. |


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About Me
I obtained my Ph.D degree from the South China University of Technology in 2009,
and visited Aizu university, Japan after graduation.
I have been an Alfred Post-doctor in Deakin University, Australia.
Currently, I am a Professor at School of Automation, Guangdong University of Technology,
working closely with Profs.
Shengli Xie(IEEE Fellow),
Shuxue Ding
and
Yong Xiang.
I have got Natural Science Funds of China for Excellent Young Scholars(国家优秀青年科学基金),
Guangdong Natural Science Funds for Distinguished Young Scholars(广东省自然科学杰出青年基金),
and joined the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University of Ministry of Education of China(教育部新世纪优秀人才支持计划).
Also welcome to my Chinese Homepage(中文主页).
Research Interests
- Sparse Representation(SR), Blind Source Separation(BSS), Nonnegative Matrix Factorization(NMF)
- Parallel Intelligence (PI)/Artifitial Intelligence (AI)
- Applications of signal/image processing methods in PI/AI
Recruitments Plan
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We provide several positions for Post-graduates, Ph.D students, and Post Doctors every year, and focus on the study of information processing in education or medical data. The people who are interested in machine learning/AI or image/signal processing are highly appreciated.
We have fundings to support the research and give living bonus with several ranks. Also, we are ready to service the students who want to study abroad.
Please join us and contact me by email if you are ready to do research, including highly motivated undergraduates.
团队每年招收硕士、博士、博士后若干名，正在寻找对机器学习/人工智能、图像/信号处理感兴趣的同学，共同研究教育或医疗数据信息处理问题。 我们有充足的经费提供生活和研究支持，并已建立良好的国际合作关系，方便有意深造的同学出国交流。 欢迎做好研究准备的同学（包括积极的本科生）通过邮件(yangzuyuan@gdut.edu.cn)联系，加入我们团队。
研究生招生专业：学硕：控制科学与工程、专硕：电子信息(控制工程)；本科生无专业限制。 相关的招生信息请参考广东工业大学2021年硕士学位研究生招生简章, 广东工业大学2021年博士学位研究生招生简章与 广东工业大学高薪聘请博士后研究人员
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Spark 2.0 is the ALPHA RELEASE of Structured Streaming and the APIs are still experimental.From Structured Streaming Programming Guide [Alpha]
val streamReader: DataStreamReader = spark.readStream
val streamWriter: DataStreamWriter = dataset.writeStream
val query: StreamingQuery = counter.writeStream.start
val qm: StreamingQueryManager = spark.streams


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European Conference on Machine Learning and Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases
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This past week I :
Completely rethought brislink.
Tore my blog apart and redesigned it from scratch.
Created a new blog for brislink.This one.
Learnt a new framework for blogging.
Got rid of my previous hosting provider and started hosting blogs from github.
If I knew a week before I would have to redo so much stuff I would have gone crazy.I am one of those people who don’t change things too often.I am very deliberate when I am creating stuff for the first time but once done it’s more likely to stay that way.Changing things scares me even if I am not happy with them.
So what prompted me to to undertake such tumultuous activity?The desire to do better.One thing I have learned this past week is that most of us rarely get things right the first time. Take my personal blog for example.I wanted to start a blog and had lots of different options to create it.But for some reason I just couldn’t understand content management systems.I tried doing it on blogger and wordpress but it was so hard to make those small adjustments that I wanted to make.
This was partly because I am used to handcrafting my websites.Give me a text editor and a browser to test and I am happy.That is why I finally settled on couchDb.CouchDb had “couchApps” that allowed me to serve html directly from the database.At that time it seemed like a good solution to my problem.I could kill two birds with a stone.Get a store for my data and host my application from it.
Now couchapps are amazing.I absolutely love the idea of serving your html and javascript directly from the database.The use case was good too.Couch apps were designed to solve these kinds of problems, in-fact the sample application that couch db the definitive guide teaches is that of a blog.But in my case, as I found later it was an overkill.I did not need a database.All I wanted were simple pages I could write my thoughts on.I did not enjoy the process of blogging with couchdb.It felt to me more like data entry than writing.Not only did my frequency of blogging slowed down but my writing suffered as well.
I knew I had to do something about it.I knew I had to make some changes but I just left it as it was.It took me a long time to summon courage to start all over again.This past week I did it.I recreated the entire blog in static html pages and moved my server to github.I was not as hard as I thought it would be.I think that state of indecision is the worst enemy of productivity.Time lost in making up your mind is time lost in making it happen.A wise man once said
The miracle isn’t that I finished it is that I had the courage to start.
I never understood it’s meaning until this past week.By simply commencing lot of encouraging things started to happen.For one I discovered a truly fun way of writing blogs and best of all I made up my mind make something compelling out of brislink, but that is a story for another post.
brislink has reincarnated as specter, the posts in the brislink blog have moved to my personal blog


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It should be primarily considered for reuse of terms from authoritative vocabularies (P-R1) or the reuse of complete modules (P-R5).
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Editing on the Web, currently done through hacks sitting on top of contentEditable
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The goal of this task force is to split the work that is required into small, manageable chunks that can be developed as primitives useful on their own, and used together to create editing systems.
The endgame for this group is to produce primitives that enable the creation of useful editing systems on the Web, without requiring the many ugly hacks that are in common use today.
This covers multiple aspects, which include most notably:
contentEditable=minimal
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Deliverables are expected to be shipped as joint publications by both groups.
This task force is separated from its parent Web Apps and HTML WGs for two reasons. First, making participation easier for people not currently involved in the standards process (typically, developers of editing tool libraries) who may not be amenable to signing up to the sort of "firehose" discussion that can be found for instance on the primary WebApps list. Also, since the deliverables fall under the responsibility of both groups, using a single discussion venue is simpler than trying to coordinate the various moving parts across groups.
The descision policy is the same as that which applies in the WebApps WG.
The group will use the Consortium's public-editing-tf mail list for techical discussions.
This group is distinct from the HTML Editing APIs Community Group], the focus of which is on making the existing editing system full described. This group is looking for new solutions, though of course there is expected to be some degree of overlap.


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1 While Jehoiakim was ruling Judah, the army of King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon invaded Judah. They defeated the Judean army, and as a result, Jehoiakim was required to pay much tribute to King Nebuchadnezzar. But after three years, Jehoiakim rebelled.
2 Then Yahweh sent raiders from Babylonia and Aram, and from the Moab and Ammon people groups, to attack the people of Judah and kill them, just as Yahweh had told his prophets to warn the people would happen.
3 These things happened to the people of Judah just as Yahweh had commanded. He decided to destroy the people of Judah because of the many sins that King Manasseh had committed.
4 Manasseh had even caused many innocent people in Jerusalem to be killed, and Yahweh would not forgive that.
5 The other things that happened while Jehoiakim was king, and all the things that he did, are written in the Book of the Events of the Kings of Judah.
6 When Jehoiakim died, his son Jehoiachin became the king.
7 The army of the king of Babylon defeated the army of Egypt. The king of Babylon took control of all the area that the Egyptians formerly controlled, from the brook at the border of Egypt in the south to the Euphrates River in the north. So the army of the king of Egypt did not return to attack Judah again.
8 Jehoiachin was eighteen years old when he became the king of Judah. His mother's name was Nehushta. She was the daughter of a man from Jerusalem named Elnathan. Jehoiachin ruled in Jerusalem for only three months.
9 Jehoiachin did many things that Yahweh said were evil, all the evil things that his father had done.
10 While Jehoiachin was king, some officers of King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon came along with the whole Babylonian army to Jerusalem, and they surrounded the city.
11 While they were doing that, Nebuchadnezzar himself came to the city.
12 Then King Jehoiachin, his mother, his advisors, important officers, palace officials all surrendered to the Babylonian army.
When Nebuchadnezzar had been king for eight years, he captured Jehoiachin and took him to Babylon.
13 Just as Yahweh had said would happen, Nebuchadnezzar's soldiers took to Babylon all the valuable things from Yahweh's temple and from the king's palace. They cut up all the gold items that King Solomon had put in the temple.
14 They took from Jerusalem to Babylon ten thousand people, including the important officials and the best soldiers and the people who made and repaired things that were made of metal. Only the very poor people were left in Judah.
15 Nebuchadnezzar's soldiers seized King Jehoiachin and took him to Babylon, along with his wives and officials, his mother, and all the important people.
16 They also took to Babylon all seven thousand soldiers and one thousand men who knew how to make and repair things that are made from metal. All of these people whom they took were able to fight in battle.
17 Then the king of Babylon appointed Jehoiachin's uncle, Mattaniah, to be the king of Judah, and he changed Mattaniah's name to Zedekiah.
18 When Zedekiah was twenty-one years old, he became king, and he ruled in Jerusalem for eleven years. His mother's name was Hamutal. She was the daughter of a man named Jeremiah from the city of Libnah.
19 But Zedekiah did many things that Yahweh said were evil, just as Jehoiakim had done.
20 Because Yahweh was very angry, he finally drove the people out of Jerusalem and the other places in Judah and sent them to Babylon.
This is what happened when Zedekiah rebelled against the king of Babylon.


Schema generator
An external library is used to transform a graphqls
(GraphQL Schema) file into its relevant parts which is essential to get this library to work by itself.
Grunt tooling
The schema generator does need PHP to be installed locally, along with NodeJS and Grunt. This assumes you have an initialized package.json
.
composer install --dev graphql-generator
npm install --save-dev grunt-graphql-php-generator
Afterwards, the generator needs to be configured through the Gruntfile by adding an entry to Grunt's initConfig
object:
'autogen-schema': {
options: {
source: '{FilePathOfGraphQLSchema}',
destination: '{GeneratedSchemaDirectory}',
generatorCmdPath: './vendor/bin/graphqlgen',
namespace: '{NamespaceOfGraphQLSchema}',
deleteAndRecreate: {true:if you want to delete and recreate GraphQL files everytime},
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}
}
The generator can then be ran with
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SHREADGRACE(1) SHTOOLS 2.5 SHREADGRACE(1)
SHReadGRACE
SHReadGRACE - Read spherical harmonic coefficients from a GRACE ASCII file.
SYNOPSIS
SUBROUTINE SHReadGRACE ( FILENAME, CILM, LMAX, GM, R0_POT, ERROR ) CHARACTER(*) FILENAME REAL*8 CILM(2, LMAX+1, LMAX+1), GM, R0_POT INTEGER LMAX REAL*8, OPTIONAL ERROR(2, LMAX+1, LMAX+1)
DESCRIPTION
SHReadGRACE will read spherical harmonic coefficients from a GRACE ASCII formatted file into an array CILM. The errors associated with the coefficients will be read if the optional array ERROR is specified. The maximum spherical harmonic degree is read from the file, and the file does not need to be ordered by angular degree or order.
ARGUMENTS
FILENAME (input) CHARACTER(*) The GRACE ASCII filename containing the spherical harmonic coefficients. CILM (output) REAL*8, DIMENSION (2, LMAX+1, LMAX+1) The spherical harmonic coefficients contained in FILENAME. LMAX (output) INTEGER The maximum spherical harmonic degree of CILM. GM (output) REAL*8 The mass-gravitational constant. R0_POT (output) REAL*8 The reference radius of the potential coefficients. ERROR (output) REAL*8, OPTIONAL, DIMENSION (2, LMAX+1, LMAX+1) The errors corresponding to the spherical harmonic coefficients CILM.
NOTES
Each line of the file starts with a character string describing what follows. This routine currently recognizes only "RECOEF", which signifies that the line contains real spherical harmonic coefficients. The first time that this string is not "RECOEF", the subroutine will stop reading the file.
SEE ALSO
shread(1), shreadchamp(1), shreadjpl(1) <http://www.ipgp.jussieu.fr/~wieczor/SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS.html>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 2005, 2006 by Mark Wieczorek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This is free software; you can distribute and modify it under the terms of the revised BSD license. SHTOOLS 2.5 2009-08-18 SHREADGRACE(1)
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MY DOG SKIP A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
How about this for a concept? An autobiographical story about a boy and his dog that doesn't have any special effects, no talking animals and no promotional toy tie-ins. Jay Russell's MY DOG SKIP is just a good, old-fashioned, heart-warming story that is so genuine and touching that it should appeal to people of all ages, even those with no kids.
"My fondest memories are of my childhood days back in Yazoo, Mississippi," Willie Morris explains to us in voice-over in the introduction.
On his birthday, Willie receives Skip, a precious, terrier puppy, as a gift from his mother (Diane Lane), but his father (Kevin Bacon) doesn't approve. His father lost his leg in the Spanish Civil war. He's a good dad but a cautious one, who appears to still be suffering from unspoken war wounds.
 The director finds lots of adorable things for the canine to do without ever letting the story turn schmaltzy.
"The dog of your boyhood teaches you a great deal," Willie tells us of Skip. "You could talk to him better than you could talk to most human beings." Skip is truly Willie's best friend, the most loyal of loyal companions.
"Like all dogs, Skip was color blind," Willie says of the dog's companionship with races on both sides of the track in the typically segregated, Southern town. The movie is filled with touching subplots from one about racism to one about the disgraced town hero, Dink Jenkins (Luke Wilson). Dink, a star high-school athlete, worshiped by the locals, especially the young boys, is emotionally scarred by the war.
The movie is filled with wonderfully poetic narration by Harry Connick, Jr., as the voice of the adult Willie. "Why in childhood and youth do we wish time to pass quickly, and as an adult we wish just the opposite?" he asks. "All the lessons you learn in childhood kind of come in waves," he tells us. And this was the summer that Willie learned quite a few. Many of the episodes are quite humorous, and all are honest and genuine.
The warmly nostalgic picture is filmed in radiantly inviting colors and filled with richly evocative music.
As a viewer, you will vicariously get to enjoy Skip's friendship. And if you find yourself both applauding and crying during the picture, as I did, don't be surprised. Actually, if you don't cry, you'll probably want to get a check-up.
The film joyously reminds us all of just how wonderful life can be. The good-spirited picture will likely bring back many fond memories of your childhood. I too had a terrier, although mine was half cocker spaniel. Willie describes himself as an only child with an only dog, which was exactly my situation as well. There are other similarities, but I can't mention them without giving away key plot points. I relived my childhood while watching the film. What more could you ask for?
MY DOG SKIP runs 1:35. It is rated PG for some violent content and mild language. The film would be fine for all ages, including people without kids at all. Be warned, however, that some of the tragedies in the picture may briefly frighten impressionable kids under around 8.
My son Jeffrey, age 10, absolutely adored the movie. He gave it **** and said that it should win an Oscar. He liked everything about the movie, and he loved Skip. Jeffrey's buddy Nickolas, age 10, gave the picture ***, saying it was funny and had a good plot. And, of course, he too thought Skip was terrific.
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Id: 46
Name: Zigerion's Base
Type: Space station
Dimension: Dimension C-137
Residents: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/87', 'https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/191', 'https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/270', 'https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/337']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/46
Created: 2017-12-29T19:40:07.748Z


Grand Master Liane:
The Kamael are a warrior race, born and bred for battle. However, from time to time, some Kamael are born with a mysterious power unrelated to their martial origins. These individuals are called Inspectors.
(Only Inspectors who are Level 76 or higher may undertake this quest.)


About
This site was started on October 22'nd 2020, however the design
wasn't finished enough for launch until October 28'th 2020.
The site was started after my friend PF94 said he wanted a bunch of
2003page clones/alternatives, well i wouldn't really call this a clone,
i would call it an alternative
The homepage was made using Bootstrap, and modified by Grumpz (me.)
This site is mainly targeted towards Blockland players, but really
anyone can join.
Originally this site's homepage was just a barely modified (title and
images were modded) Bootstrap template, later on (the same or next day
after it was started) I added insults to myself telling me i need to
finish the site, those only lasted less than 24 hours, the next day,
they were removed and replaced with placeholders.
This site's domain is hosted by Upwader (look him up on GitHub if you
are interested), hence the blockpage.upwader.com domain, originally this
site was still using the old grumpztech.github.io/BlockPage/ domain,
which now just redirects to the new domain which then goes to the site.


Submitting your Site Map URL to Google
How to submit a site map URL of your site to Google for improved search optimization.
Site name, description and keywords must been completed. See "Configuring your Site Details"
- Navigate to Admin > Site Settings.
- Optional. Click on the country flag icon associated with the culture (language) to be updated. This field only displays when multiple languages are enabled. See "Viewing a Site in a Secondary Language". This field only displays when multiple languages are enabled.
- Select the Basic Settings tab.
- Expand the Site Marketing section.
- At Site Map URL, click the Submit link. This opens the Google Webmaster Tools web page in a new Web browser.
- On Google Webmaster Tools web page, complete the following steps:
- If you do not have a Google Account, sign up for one.
- Sign in to Google Webmaster Tools with your Google account.
- Go to the Dashboard.
- In the Add Site text box, enter the URL of your site. E.g. http://www.domain.com/
- Click the Verify link.
- Select Upload an HTML file. This will display a unique file name. Copy this name.
- Return to the Site Settings page of your DNN site and complete the following steps:
- In the Verification text box, enter the file name.
- Click the Create link.
- On Google Webmaster Tools web page, complete the following steps:
- Click the Verified button.
- On the Google Sitemaps tab, select Add General Web Sitemap.
- Copy the URL that is now displayed.
- Return to the Site Settings page of your DNN site and complete the following steps:
- Paste the URL you just copied into the Site Map URL text box.


arche.rules.category module¶
-
arche.rules.category.
get_coverage_per_category
(df: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, category_names: List[T]) → arche.rules.result.Result¶ Get value counts per column, excluding nan.
- Parameters
df – a source data to assess
category_names – list of columns which values counts to see
- Returns
Number of categories per field, value counts series for each field.
-
arche.rules.category.
get_difference
(source_key: str, target_key: str, source_df: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, target_df: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, category_names: List[str]) → arche.rules.result.Result¶ Find and show differences between categories coverage, including nan values. Coverage means value counts divided on total size.
- Parameters
source_key – name of data you want to compare
target_key – name of data you want to compare source with
source_df – a data you want to compare
target_df – a data you want to compare with
category_names – list of columns which values to compare
- Returns
A result instance with messages containing significant difference defined by thresholds, a dataframe showing all normalized value counts in percents, a series containing significant difference.


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Since April 2018 KCC has started to send interview letters in two batches (the first one around the 15th of a given month and the second around the 1st of the following month. If you don't see your number in the latest csv file and you expect to be interview that month DO NOT PANIC! You may receive your invitation in the 2nd batch.


Address : 6 Britomart, Auckland
Date : Aug. 2, 2015
Time : 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Instruction : Knock three times and sing and the door will open automatically!
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Hero Builder
Before getting started, make sure you:
- Are using a new Interaction Studio dataset
- Have read the user guide on how to use this tool. You can find it here.
- Have created and uploaded the relevant catalog(s) within your Interaction Studio LA
- Have downloaded your catalog file from the Catalog Builder tool OR the catalog template here
- Read the frequently asked questions.


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Mobile platform statistics: "Java/MIDP is by far the most popular platform with its huge installed base. Symbian, and in particular Series 60, has a strong hold of the Smartphone segment, where the challengers are Windows and Linux."
Yep, it's more than 3 years since Flash Lite launched for mobiles and it's still not out there in enough volume to be worth using for real-world applications - though it's excellent for prototyping and mock-ups.


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Only One Moon Two Nice Moons A Fine Triplet Four Celestial Bodies Between Five and Eight We Have Between Nine and Twelve Too Many To Count!
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 The wall appears within range on a solid surface and lasts for the duration. You choose to make the wall up to 60 feet long, 10 feet high, and 5 feet thick or a circle that has a 20-foot diameter and is up to 20 feet high and 5 feet thick. The wall blocks line of sight.
When the wall appears, each creature within its area must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 7d8 piercing damage, or half as much damage on a successful save.
A creature can move through the wall, albeit slowly and painfully. For every 1 foot a creature moves through the wall, it must spend 4 feet of movement.
Furthermore, the first time a creature enters the wall on a turn or ends its turn there, the creature must make a Dexterity saving throw. It takes 7d8 slashing damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 7th level or higher, both types of damage increase by 1d8 for each slot level above 6th.