--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 'The Dreaded WCIU Broadcasts Not Quite So Dreaded in 2012. ' author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 7030 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=7030 date: '2012-04-08 20:58:22 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-04-09 01:58:22 +0000' categories: - Broadcasters/Networks tags: - Aramis Ramirez - Astros - Braves - Brewers - Cardinals - CSN - ESPN - Mets - WCIU - WGN - White Sox - MLB Network - Tigers - Kory Kuffler - WQAD - Mediacom - DirecTV - my 8.3 comments: - id: 5444 author: ryanativyenvydotcom author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://firstorderhistorians.wordpress.com date: '2012-04-08 22:28:00 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-04-09 03:28:00 +0000' content: It is indeed channel 16 - id: 5456 author: IvyEnvy Kurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2012-04-09 10:36:52 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-04-09 15:36:52 +0000' content: |- Since I live in Iowa, I am blacked out from all Midwest teams (Cubs, Twins, Brewers, White Sox, Cardinals, and Royals). I don't get local broadcasts for any of those markets and the closest geographically is Chicago at 223 miles. Kansas City is 307 miles. You know, "local". My wife and I always run to KC after dinner for some ice cream. It's a quick 10 hour round trip. MLB, like most businesses, usually makes decisions based on revenue. Which is why the blackouts are so baffling. They're losing revenue. I would gladly pay the $125 to subscribe to MLB.tv if it weren't for these nonsensical blackouts. I almost wonder if they're too embarrassed to admit their error and change the policy because of its blatant stupidity. - id: 6081 author: Will B author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2013-04-19 22:22:47 +0000' date_gmt: '2013-04-20 03:22:47 +0000' content: I totally understand that it stinks if you don't have Mediacom or OTA. However, 8.3 And 26 are the only ways i can watch the white Sox, bulls, or the cubs in Galesburg. NBC has the Hawks sometimes. The Bears are the only ones I can always see. ---
This post is specific to the Quad Cities area, which is where we are based.  Subscribing to MLB.tv or MLB Extra Innings does nothing for you because we live in the blackout region for the Cubs. We have been complaining about WCIU since we started blogging about the Cubs in 2008.
This evening, I did a segment on WQAD Channel 8. After we were done taping, Kory Kuffler let me know that Monday's game would be broadcast on one of their digital channels. I had planned on not being able to watch this game because it was a WCIU game. Kory provided me with the "my 8.3" Cubs schedule. Sure enough, every single WCIU game will be broadcast here in the Quad Cities on WQAD 8-3.
Unfortunately, since I have DirecTV, I don't get WQAD 8-3, but anyone with Mediacom will be able to get the broadcast. According to the sheet Kory provided me, it is on Cable Channel 16.
This has been a huge issue for fans in our area and I'm happy to let you know that every one of these WCIU games will be broadcast here in the Quad Cities. Thanks to WQAD for recognizing a problem and fixing what MLB will not. The first of these broadcasts is tomorrow evening (Monday) when Aramis Ramirez and the Brewers come to Wrigley.
Here is the full list of Cubs games that will be broadcast on "my 8.3" in 2012.
4/9 - Brewers at Cubs - 6pm
5/7 - Braves at Cubs - 7pm
5/14 - Cubs at Cardinals - 6pm
6/13 - Tigers at Cubs - 7pm
6/18 - Cubs at White Sox - 7pm
6/26 - Mets at Cubs - 7pm
8/20 - Cubs at Brewers - 7pm
9/11 - Cubs at Astros - 7pm


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| float | axes [16] |
| uint32_t | buttons_length |
| float | buttons [32] |
| double | timestamp |
| uint16_t | id [128] |
| PP_Bool | connected |
| int8_t | unused_pad_ [4] |
The data for one gamepad device.
| float PP_GamepadSampleData::axes[16] |
Normalized values for the axes, indices valid up to |axes_length|-1.
Axis values range from -1..1, and are in order of "importance".
| uint32_t PP_GamepadSampleData::axes_length |
Number of valid elements in the |axes| array.
| float PP_GamepadSampleData::buttons[32] |
Normalized values for the buttons, indices valid up to |buttons_length|.
| uint32_t PP_GamepadSampleData::buttons_length |
Number of valid elements in the |buttons| array.
Is there a gamepad connected at this index? If this is false, no other data in this structure is valid.
| uint16_t PP_GamepadSampleData::id[128] |
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As we seek greater understanding of this "modern period", the question of what we know, how we can know are continual framing questions.
With the rise of nominalism there began to develop new models for making decisions. William Ockham argued "God can do anything", miracles of the most unimaginable ways. For example, we observe that when we boil water it bubbles until it finally disappears. How do we explain that?
God is most perfect, the most supreme that can be imagined. Existence – "being" – is better than not being.
Moses received God's name, "Yahweh", which is a form of the verby "to be". Modern philosophers have argued that "being" is the most basic reality humans can "know".
He provides 5 "proofs" that claim to start from things we can observe. One of them is explicitly arguing from the "design". "Some intelligent being must have created such a creation." The other 4 are similar in nature: 1) from motion, 2) from efficient causes, 3) something must have been the original creator, 4) better and worse imply that there must be a "best"
For Pascal we can not know whether God exists. It is, therefore, a good bet to bet on God's existence. He based his wager on a profound experience:
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VarPointsTo(v, o) :- NewObj(v, o).
VarPointsTo(v1, o) :-
Assign(s, v1, v2),
VarPointsTo(v2, o).
VarPointsTo(v1, o2) :-
Load(v1, v2, f),
VarPointsTo(v2, o1),
HeapPointsTo(o1, f, o2).
HeapPointsTo(o1, f, o2) :-
Store(f, v2),
VarPointsTo(v1, o1),
VarPointsTo(v2, o2).
A points-to analysis aims to discover to what object(s) every local variable and field of an object can point-to. The mutually recursive dependencies between local variables and the heap is easy to express in Flix.
PathEdge(d1,m,d3) :-
PathEdge(d1,n,d2),
EshIntra(n,d2,d3),
CFG(n,m).
PathEdge(d1,m,d3) :-
PathEdge(d1,n,d2),
SummaryEdge(n,d2,d3),
CFG(n,m).
PathEdge(d3,start,d3) :-
PathEdge(d1,call,d2),
CallGraph(call,target),
EshCallStart(call,d2,target,d3),
StartNode(target,start).
SummaryEdge(call, d4, d5s) :-
CallGraph(call,target),
StartNode(target,start),
EndNode(target,end),
EshCallStart(call,d4,target,d1),
PathEdge(d1,end,d2),
EshEndReturn(target,d2,call,d5s).
The IFDS analysis by Reps et al. is a graph reachability problem that can be used to solve certain static analyses. Both IFDS and its extension IDE can be expressed in Flix. Something which is not possible in pure Datalog.
enum Parity {
case Top,
case Odd, case Even,
case Bot
}
def leq(e1: Parity, e2: Parity): Bool =
match (e1, e2) with {
case (Bot, _) => true
case (Odd, Odd) => true
case (Even, Even) => true
case (_, Top) => true
case _ => false
}
def lub(e1: Parity, e2: Parity): Parity =
match (e1, e2) with {
case (Bot, x) => x
case (x, Bot) => x
case (Odd, Odd) => Odd
case (Even, Even) => Even
case _ => Top
}
A parity analysis aims to discover, for every local variable in a program, whether it is odd or even. We can conveniently express such an analysis as several constraints over a lattice (see above for the lattice definition).
def f(): Bool = List.exists(x -> x % 42 == 0, List.range(1, 100))
def f(): Int = List.foldLeft((x, y) -> x + y, 0, List.map(x -> x + 1, List.range(1, 10)))
enum Shape { case Circle(Int), case Square(Int), case Rectangle(Int, Int) } def area(s: Shape): Int = match s with { case Circle(r) => 3 * r * r case Square(l) => l * l case Rectangle(l, w) => l * w } def f(): Int = area(Rectangle(10, 20))
rel Edge(x: Int, y: Int) rel Path(x: Int, y: Int) Edge(1, 2). Edge(2, 3). Path(x, y) :- Edge(x, y). Path(x, z) :- Path(x, y), Edge(y, z). def f(): Int = 42
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| void | Terminate (string reason="None") |
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| override void | Tick () |
| override void | React (Reaction reaction) |
| override void | PostStep () |
| override void | EnvironmentReset () |
| Vector3 | TransformPoint (Vector3 point) |
| void | TransformPoint (ref Vector3 point) |
| Vector3 | InverseTransformPoint (Vector3 point) |
| void | InverseTransformPoint (ref Vector3 point) |
| Vector3 | TransformDirection (Vector3 direction) |
| void | TransformDirection (ref Vector3 direction) |
| Vector3 | InverseTransformDirection (Vector3 direction) |
| void | InverseTransformDirection (ref Vector3 direction) |
| Quaternion | TransformRotation (Quaternion quaternion) |
| void | TransformRotation (ref Quaternion quaternion) |
| Quaternion | InverseTransformRotation (Quaternion quaternion) |
| void | InverseTransformRotation (ref Quaternion quaternion) |
| void | Register (IDisplayer displayer) |
| void | Register (IDisplayer obj, string identifier) |
| void | Register (IObserver observer) |
| void | Register (IObserver observer, string identifier) |
| void | Register (IConfigurable configurable) |
| void | Register (IConfigurable configurable, string identifier) |
| void | Register (IEnvironmentListener environment_listener) |
| void | Register (IEnvironmentListener environment_listener, string identifier) |
| void | UnRegister (IObserver observer) |
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| void | UnRegister (IConfigurable configurable) |
| void | UnRegister (IConfigurable t, string identifier) |
| void | UnRegister (IDisplayer displayer) |
| void | UnRegister (IDisplayer t, string identifier) |
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| abstract Reaction | SampleReaction () |
| abstract EnvironmentState | CollectState () |
| void | IdentifierString (DataPoller recipient) |
| void | EnergyString (DataPoller recipient) |
| void | TerminatedBoolean (DataPoller recipient) |
| abstract void | ObservationsString (DataPoller recipient) |
| void | FrameString (DataPoller recipient) |
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| void | RefreshAwake () |
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| void | Register (T obj) |
| void | Register (T obj, string identifier) |
| void | UnRegister (T obj) |
| void | UnRegister (T t, string obj) |
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| void | Register (T obj) |
| void | Register (T obj, string identifier) |
| void | UnRegister (T obj) |
| void | UnRegister (T t, string obj) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from droid.Runtime.Interfaces.IHasRegister< IEnvironmentListener > | |
| void | Register (T obj) |
| void | Register (T obj, string identifier) |
| void | UnRegister (T obj) |
| void | UnRegister (T t, string obj) |
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| void | Register (T obj) |
| void | Register (T obj, string identifier) |
| void | UnRegister (T obj) |
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| void | UpdateConfigurableValues () |
| override void | PreSetup () |
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| void | Reconfigure () |
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| abstract void | InnerResetRegisteredObjects () |
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| override void | RegisterComponent () |
| override void | UnRegisterComponent () |
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| void | Start () |
| void | Awake () |
| virtual void | Clear () |
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| Action | StepEvent |
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| void droid.Runtime.Environments.AbstractPrototypingEnvironment.Register | ( | IDisplayer | obj, |
| string | identifier | ||
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TPSVG is a fast SVG parser for iOS, tvOS, watchOS and macOS created in Swift!
Features • Communication • Example • Usage • Installation • Credits • License
Features
Todo
full features listCommunication
- If you need help, use Stack Overflow. (Tag ‘TPSVG’ or mention it in title)
- If you’d like to ask a general question, use Stack Overflow.
- If you found a bug, open an issue.
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- If you want to contribute, submit a pull request.
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To run the example project, run pod try TPSVG
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source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
platform :ios, '10.0'
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Carthage is a decentralized dependency manager that builds your dependencies and provides you with binary frameworks.
You can install Carthage with HomeBrew using the following command:
$ brew update
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To integrate TPSVG into your Xcode project using Carthage, specify it in your Cartfile
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github "techprimate/TPSVG" ~> 1.3
Run carthage update
to build the framework and drag the built TPSVG.framework
into your Xcode project.
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I'll end in AJ's podcast for your Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
AJ Jones.
Yes sir.
It's December.
It is December.
Cue Christmas music.
[SINGING]
That's show too.
Walking in a winter wonderland.
Oh, I see where you're going with that.
Thank you.
So tell me what you're most excited about for Christmas.
I'm excited.
Well, we might get snow in a couple days.
That's the rumor.
Apparently Tennessee is getting snow on Thursday.
I don't know how much snow, but that makes me happy.
You think that will actually happen?
Well, it's hard to say, but you know that the cancel schools anyway.
They probably already scantled school in anticipation.
Right.
But we have a hill in our yard now.
So we do get snow.
The kids are going to be out there, but it's the shortest hill ever.
It doesn't matter.
They'll love it.
Line with trees halfway down.
Oh, sort of.
It'll be challenging.
It'll be a slong course.
That'll be fine.
All right.
Tell me about this week.
What was a good week?
We had RT candles spoke on the school on second year
and did a great job, of course.
And we took him out for Southern cooking.
So he was a happy man.
That man loves the Southern cooking.
He does indeed.
It's really funny because RT and his wife Louise,
although they were, although they're Americans by birth,
they lived in the UK longer than I did.
And so they're way more British in their sense of humor
and in their approach and in their personalities
than they are American.
So when they come to Gray Center,
we just pick up where we last left off.
And I'm sure, I'm sure like, for example,
we were having lunch with them this week.
And I'm sure the surrounding tables listening
to our conversations would have been appalled
with the abuse that was being thrown around the table
because--
- Well, quite sarcastic.
- As everybody in Britain,
But most people in Britain don't realize how sarcastic they are because it's just normal.
It's like oxygen.
To Americans, some of our well-meaning and well-placed humor is actually quite cutting
and sarcastic.
Yeah.
And then Jeff and Becky were on year one and they just sort of lit the place up.
Yeah.
Every time I walked past the main auditorium where Jeff and Becky were ministering, there
were just bodies everywhere and people yelling.
So it was quite an adventurous week.
So that was the beginning of the week.
And at the end of the week, we had Brian Simmons come in, Brian and his wife, Candice, have
been at grace number four.
Brian is the author and the translator of the passion version of the Bible.
He's just about finished a New Testament.
He said he was working on Revelation.
Yep.
It's taken a years, I think, to translate the New Testament.
I have no idea.
And there's translations from the Aramaic into English.

What is true of the books that he's been translating and so it's great to have him with us this weekend as well and then today we have this longer pleaters over for lunch and I made.
Christmas cookies when you say you made them well okay I got kind of pre-made ones and put them on a cookie sheet also actually even bake them yeah I think that they just came out of a 10 no.
No I bake them okay so you show them in the oven yeah I show them in the oven you would want credit for that if you've done that you would have acted like you made them from scratch.
[laughter]
True, very true.
But then I made apple cider.
When you say you made apple cider?

It was really nice.
I had to say that when I opened the door, I came home from church.
You were home before me.
When I opened the front door and there was Christmas music on the stereo and there was
a fire blazing and there was the smell of the, you know, all thethe
cider and the ginger snap cookies of like, come on Christmas.
Yes, I was going for the Christmas atmosphere.
Obviously, this is dangerous because we only talk about the highlights of our weeks.
You can think that by the center of our podcast, our world is wonderful.
But yesterday was an example where our world wasn't that wonderful, wasn't it?
Yes.
Well, while we were out and I'm talking about what we were doing,
I was contemplating who's the best marriage counselor to help us out of this situation.
I am, of course, referring to the task.
Well, how did you tell the story, babe?
Well, we're trying to hang some Christmas lights on a tree.
We are.
Well, you don't really let me help.
Every, every time I try and help you go, oh, no, that's not how you know.
And then you just, so I just stand there.
But we bought.
We, we, we, like all of this.
We hang on.
We, I was there.
We bought Christmas lights.
Right. But in this flipping idea was it to have Christmas lights outside. Right. Right.
Right. This is all your idea. Right.
So I want a Christmas lights because we've never had Christmas lights outside
our house. And I'm fast realizing why we've never had Christmas tree lights.
Well, I said our house.
I'm not sure that our experience is exactly the normal experience.
However, we went and got six drinks of Christmas lights thinking we would put
three per tree. Right. Because that was, what was that about 45 feet of lights each?
Yeah. A little bit more than that.
Oh, that'll be fine.
There was 17 feet per string.
So 17 times three is.
And try the one.
What is it?
Oh, 51.
Okay.
51 feet of lights per tree.
And so we started with one tree.
Yeah.
And then we realized three strings wasn't going to be enough.
We're going to need six strings per tree.
So we just doubled the budget.
Right.
So now we need to go back and get more Christmas lights for doing the second tree.
However, they've sold out of the lights that we used and have already put up on our tree.
So I got different lights hoping that you wouldn't be able to tell, but you totally could tell.
So I took those lights back.
Then I thought I found ones that would work.
And so I got those lights, brought them back, but they were a different style of light.
And even though they were the same sort of coloring, they were going to produce a different results.
Then I took those ones back.
So basically I went to at home store five times to return lights and finally end up with the
lights that we have, which we've only put up two strings because by the time we got to all of that
and then putting up two strings. I'd lost the will to live. Yes.  The trouble was when we teach on how to do confrontation,
We tell people never ever do a confrontation when you're in the state of halt.
Halt stands for hungry, angry, lonely, tired.
I'm now going to add never do Christmas decorating when you're in a state of halt either.
Right.
Because it was...
Or maybe just let your spouse do the decorating.
But you can't reach.
Right. I met you.

Oh, I see.
Well, that's pretty much what you did.
But you would stand like the ghost of Christmas Pass purely over my shoulder.
Because every time I would suggest something, you go, "No."
No, no, no, no, no.
And I'm like, OK, never mind.
I'll just stand here and you can just mock me.
But that's what I did ask you to do.
You didn't do.
Well, because you're like, hey, reach for that branch.
I'm like, sure, buddy, because I'm seven feet tall.
I can totally grab that branch.
Hang on a second.
Just let me levitate up there and get it for you.
But the funny thing was we must have had, what, four
or five different false starts.
OK, we'll try this.
Yeah, we tried wrapping the branches.
And then after we threw you got frustrated with that.
and just reap the mall of the tree.
I'm like, the tree may not live through this.
It was horrible.
And then started raining.
Yeah.
And it was icy cold.
Yeah.
And our children kept wanting to like, Mom, Dad, what are you?
Can we have a question?
Like, what are you doing?
So Merry Christmas.
Thanks.
We have like two, two strings of lights that look incredibly
gimpy just hanging from one tree.
Yes.
And eight that still need to go up.
So if there's anybody listening that has a Christmas
light gift. I would like to come and save our marriage. Please volunteer. Bye.
I might have uprooted the trees by then.
Seriously. Well, strangely enough, our topic for this week is don't give up.
Oh, no, just let your spirit listen to the topic then so you can get those lights done tomorrow.
Don't give up and outsource it to somebody else. Yeah. Should we talk about our topic this week?
Yeah, go ahead. It came really this week. Every second week we have a passage meeting at Grace
and all the passes get together and one of us takes turns in encouraging the rest of us.
And so we all share something. It was my turn this week to share something.
And I shared on the topic of not giving up. And I thought, I think we should share it with our
listeners too. I'm not sure it's because it's the whole typical end of the year thing, you know,
where you've used up all your energy for 2016 and you're like, "Ah, it's December. We'll just sleep
through the rest of the next four weeks and wake up in 2017."
You mean the reason you want to give up is because it's the end?
Yeah, I mean, don't you feel like you've got less energy to face each day such as me?
Yes, well, I think I feel tired, but I'm starting to get excited about Christmas because the kids are so I'm starting to start to ride that wave.
Oh, right. I see. I doesn't have like it's dark at like 4 p.m. either.
Does not help at all.
No, so.
And today it was cold and rainy all day.

You're like, you're like, welcome to our lives 12 months of the year.
That's not true. They get sunny danger like that.
Anyway, there's a huge temptation.
Right.
And that's not true because 2016 has been awesome, but it just seems to be this kind of slow down climate.
Anyway, I was thinking about what I would want to hear on Wednesday,
and I was thinking, "I would want to be super encouraged."
And scripture is just filled with encouragement.
I mean, sure, there's some places where it's not that encouraging.
Lamentations, some of the sounds i'm looking at you guys words not encouraging but the general premise that god is never gonna leave us or forsake us is hugely encouraging that to know of itself absolutely by the way did you watch the preview for the shack movie i did i bought also like the bit.
the bit where the woman says i never left you yeah it's it's it's the book we haven't read it have you
i don't want to ruin it for anybody okay it's an interesting premise and i love it i love the message
uh of it um yeah i bald so yeah anyway the whole premise of scripture is is one of
incredible encouragement so i've got a couple of verses for you yes i'm going to read the bible
to be a really look at this look 18 verse one.
One day alone.
I'm not sure.
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I feel like I'm going to give up and I need some help here.
- Yep.
- Jesus goes on and tells the story, you know, really well.
It's the righteous woman who has a wicked judge, she keeps coming to him and requesting
and requesting and requesting that he'd oversee her case.
And basically this woman wears the man down.
And then the Lord said, "Learn a lesson from this unjust judge," even though he was totally
wicked and he didn't care about other people, eventually a just decision was made in the
end.
So don't you think that God's surely going to give justice to?
And then Jesus ends with this.
He says, but when the Son of Man returns, how many will he find on earth who have faith?
Yeah, that verse is a little bit weird because in first pass, it looks like Jesus is saying, hey, my father's just like this unjust judge.
And of course, that's not what he's doing until he's using contrast to illustrate the vast differences between our loving heavenly father and this, this wicked and unjust judge.

Yeah.
How much more your father in heaven
who loves justice and loves you?
Right.
So that's the first thing.
The second thing I found interesting
is faith is only required in the absence of what you need.
Right.
Like you don't need faith at any other point.
Like as soon as your need is met, faith turns to rejoicing.
Right.
And so it's interesting this Jesus is saying,
Hey, in the absence of what you need,
are you going to give up having faith?
Is the Son of Man going to find that when he returns?
So I want to encourage everybody who feels like
they're just fatigued, feels like they're ready to give up,
feels like things are overwhelming.
My encouragement to you come straight from Jesus,
don't give up, but just pray.
Just say, Lord, I just need strength.
 And you said, I don't know how to do this.

And that sounds trite, but I'm sure there was days when you absolutely did that.
That was most of what I did for weeks until I finally got to where I was
saying it every 10 minutes, baby steps. But you're here today because of that.
Paul, the apostle Paul, is just going to be the master and courageor.
You know, all the way through scripture.
I mean, you've heard Brian Simmons teach this weekend about Paul writing
from prison in Philippians.
Right.
Four of his epistles are written from prison and telling people to be joyful.
Right.

He's going to get beheaded shortly, but he's thankful.
So in, in second Corinthians four, twice Paul encourages those who
was writing to not give up. And they're facing terrible persecution. He's like, Hey, guys, just
don't give up. So I'm going to read this. I apologize if this is a little long, but this is second
Corinthians six verse four to 10. I'm reading from the new living translation. Paul writes this,
and everything we do, we show that we are true ministers of God. By the way, he's not writing
to ministers of God here. He's writing to you. He's writing to everybody's right into just a
the church made up of a bunch of people.
- Right.
- This is as we patiently endured troubles and hardships
and calamities of every kind.
We've been beaten, been put in prison,
faced angry mobs, worked to exhaustion,
endured sleepless nights and gone without food.
We prove ourselves by our purity, our understanding,
our patience, our kindness,
by the Holy Spirit within us and by our sincere love.
We faithfully preach the truth.
God's power is working in us.
We use the weapons of righteousness
in the right hand for attack and in the left hand for defense.

We're honest but they call us imposters.
We're ignored even though we are well known.
We live close to death but we're still alive.
We've been beaten but we have not been killed.
Our hearts ache but we always have joy.
- That's pretty amazing isn't it?
- It is really amazing.
- Our hearts ache but we always have joy.
(sighs)
- So here's the thing, we can listen to that
we can read it and just think, and I don't think Paul's doing that, "Look, suck up, guys.
At least you haven't been beaten or been put in prison." But the danger is we can read those
verses and think, "Well, they don't really apply to us." But I know people listening to this podcast,
you are patiently enduring trouble and hardships of some kind. Maybe it's criticism from coworkers,
maybe it's rejection from family, maybe it's just general sadness or despair.
Well, you know, whatever it is, there's hardships as difficulties that people go through.
But I also know that the encouragement from the Lord is to just continue to prove yourself
by purity, continue to walk in understanding, continue to extend grace.
And by the way, the only people you extend grace to are people who don't need it.
Otherwise, it wouldn't be called grace.
Yeah.
And I think too, like to remember that joy isn't something that's only present in the
absence of trouble. The joy is actually available to you in the midst of trouble, in the midst of
persecution or going through things. If you can receive joy and turn to thankfulness,
and you can be living from joy in the midst of trouble. Okay, last verse for you, Galatians 6,
verse 7 through 10, and this is in the Analty. It says, "Don't be misled. You cannot mock the
justice of God, you will always harvest what you plant. Those who live only to satisfy their
own sinful nature will harvest decay and death from that sinful nature. Wow, they're not holding
any punches in this version. But those who live to please the spirit will harvest everlasting life
from the spirit. So let's not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time, we will reap
a harvest of blessing if we don't give up.
Therefore, whenever we have the opportunity, we should do good to everyone, especially
to those in the family of faith.
I love that you always offer an antidote to the thing that we're facing.
Right.
So Jesus' antidote to giving up is to pray.
Paul's antidote to an aching heart is to find joy.
Yeah.
And in Galatians, his antidote to getting tired of doing what is good is to actually continue
to do good. Just do it anyway. Yeah, I love that. Yeah. So my encouragement is everything
you've already done this year for the kingdom is you sewing and you're going to reap something
good from that. Sometimes we get discouraged because we don't think we're doing anything
significant, but actually Jesus gets to decide what is significant or not. Right. Remember
the woman who put two mites in the offering box and the Lord's like, actually she gave
more than anybody else. She gave all she had. Everybody else just gave out their overflow.
So all of your choices to trust God, to not give up, all your choices to honor and not
dishonor, all of your giving, the giving that you've done that's seen and unseen, all of
these things, just the hard work that you put in at your job, fulfilling the mandates
of your calling, being an awesome mom, being an awesome dad, not cheating on tax reports,
not cheating on your expense forms, any of those things, everything that you do that's
righteous, you're going to reap a harvest of blessing.
Right.
And here's what I've learned about God's blessing is it's not some ethereal, nonsensical, you
know, spiritual feel good.
It's actually a tangible, physical thing.
Yeah, it absolutely is.
And what if 2016 was about sewing into the blessing in a Reap in 2017?
How tragic would it be if we missed out on reaping something because we gave up?
Good point, babe.
Thanks.
You just got stunned by my mustache that I'm growing.
No, you're not growing a mustache.
I will shave it in your sleeve.
I love.
I'm tired, too.
I feel so good.
Anyway, the whole point is don't give up growing mustaches.
Don't give up in general.

Keep praying.
Keep believing because God is really, really good.
I love that he says God can't be mocked.
Like you can't get away from the blessing of God's goodness.
Yeah.
And you're going to see the justice of God in all your extravagant ways.
Absolutely.
up on growing my stashes.
And you're going to see the justice of God in all the six
trafficking ways.
Yes.
Don't give up.
Don't give up unless it's on growing my stashes.
What's your problem with my stashes?
Oh, they're just not right.
You think Tom Sallet looked better without a mustache?
I think, uh, yes.
Everybody looks better without a mustache.
Not true.
Yeah.
Women look better without my stashes.
Yes, definitely.
I'm going to grow a stunning mustache.

That could kind of be that.
You've been warned.
All right.
You're ready for a listen question.
Yes.
This is from Ed.
Ed writes, "Hi Alan and AJ.
I really liked your money podcast a few weeks back.
Thanks for the practical tips.
You're so welcome.
I would be interested to hear more of your thoughts on why you felt the whole tithe would
be better to go to the church rather than other charities or organizations.
I don't disagree, but would like to know how you came to this conclusion.
By the way, as parents to three under five, we also love your family life chat with tips
for keeping things simple and prioritizing. Would you have one tip over all others for
bringing up kids in God's kingdom? Which one do you want to take the parenting of the
tithing?
I'll take parenting. You take tithing, go.
All right. Well, actually, I'll put a link in the show. Artie Kendall spoke at Grayson.
I forget whether he addressed this in the first or the second service, so I'll put a
link to both. But he talked about this. He said the storehouse. So my, well, let's go
with RT because he's smarter than me. He said every Jewish person would know what the storehouse
was. The storehouse was where you got meat. It was where your provision came from. And so he said,
the storehouse would be in modern day parlance, your local church. So the whole tithe goes to
the local church. So some people are going to take the 10% and they're going to say, well, I'm going
to give one some to the church and some to the Red Cross and some to this missions organization,
some to that. And my encouragement is bring the whole tithe to the local church and then feed all
those other ministries out of your giving. Because the supremacy of tithe and offerings.
Right.
So one of the things we like to do is make sure that we are tithing and we're doing offerings.
So we carve out our 10%, obviously that just goes straight to Grey Centre,
and then above that 10% is where we want to give out of that to other offerings.
Yeah, and tithing protects your money, but you're giving determines your increase.
So they're both important.
Yeah.
Artie did a better explanation for that.
For sure.
Yeah, I think that's as much as I can remember of what he said, which I thought was quite good.
It's well worth listening to the teaching on it again.
All right.
One tip that's better than all others.
One tip that is better than all others, I would say listen to the Holy Spirit is your one tip
above all others. Because really, we have our own things that we follow that we've talked
about before, like baby wise or whatever, that we're like, "Gosh, this really helped
us. This was, it's made our lives run well and our family situation run well and all
that kind of stuff." And we have shared other little tips, but really it's being able to
talk to the Holy Spirit when you have no idea in the moment what to do or even when you're
mid like, "Okay, that's it.
Everybody, sit down the couch.

So if the Holy Spirit's involved in your parenting, you're going to be a way better parent.
I don't think there's a better answer than listening to the Holy Spirit.
So I'm not disagreeing with that.
I have found that our kids respond so well when we're humble.
So going to your kids and humbling yourself before them when you're in the wrong is astonishing.
I see a different side of my kids when I go and say, "Hey, you know what, daddy didn't
mean to say that."
Or actually what daddy just did there was wrong.
Or actually you're not actually not going into trouble for that.
The reason Daddy shouted, "There's Daddy's tired and Daddy's grumpy.
It's not your fault."
Because one of the things we've learned is, in our pastoral training really, is when children
are small to keep their worldview stable, they have to and they do, they interpret every
adult's behavior as correct.
So they internalize anything that's wrong as them.
if they can, if they attribute blame or hurt to a grown adult and the pain is too severe, then,
then their worldview doesn't survive. So most children internalize anything that's wrong towards
themselves. I did something wrong. I'm a bad person.  The Holy Spirit came to me
in a dream and he did something amazing. So in this dream, I'm with my girls, I'm with Avogale
and Tia, and I'm frustrated, I'm nagging them to put their jacket up or something like this,
and I'm berating them in the conversation like, "Girls, no, how many times have I told you,
this is where you put your jacket and I'm speaking to them like this." But while I'm in the dream,
it's like the Holy Spirit flips a switch, and I now am in touch with what they're feeling as I'm
saying those things to them. And I didn't realize that my tone, my intonation was causing such
sadness to the girls in the dream. And when I woke up, I was just like, Oh, holy spirit,
that what what I felt in their hearts is not the fruit I want to produce. Right. And so I sat down
with them this week and just said, girls, I had a dream and in the dream, this is what happened.
And I'm so sorry. That's not the fruit. That's not the feelings I want to produce in your heart,
Would you forgive daddy for when he's doing that?
And there's so, it builds so much trust, isn't it?
- Well, and they're super forgiving, you know.
- There we are.
Take advantage of that while you can.
- Yeah, oh yeah, for sure.
- That's terrible, but what I mean is,
I'm, these are the years where I can impress on my kids
what it's like to have a father,
I know that sounds ridiculous.
But at some point, children's hearts harden
and they then need intellect to help them understand
why they need to do things.
Right now, they're just, it feels like they're guided
by pure spirit and emotion.
- Yeah.
- So I just love having these pliable kids
who are so gracious and forgive us all our screw-ups.
- Yeah, they're lovely.
But see, I would say even that, like when you're talking
about a dream and whatever, I would still say
that's the Holy Spirit helping you parent, you know.
- Undoubtedly.
- Yeah, I think on a regular basis,
I can say something or miss the heart
of what one of my kids is trying to communicate
and think that I know what it is.
And it's usually those moments where the Holy Spirit's like,
"Hey, hey, you missed it.
Hey, you're not listening."
You know, "Oh."
And then you can ask, you can just go,
"I'm sorry, I think I'm not understanding you.
Can you tell me again why we were doing X or--
- And you're so much better at that though.
I see you--
- I think you're great at it, babe.
- No way.
You're so good in the moment.
I'm, I'm, I'm, I don't mean I'm better at it than you.
I mean, I'm better.
I'm not very good at in the moment listening to the Holy Spirit
because I'm so, um,
task oriented.
Well, I'm, I'm so, it just in the moment of like, I'm either
exasperated or frustrated or like, Oh my God, because most,
most of parenting is repeating yourself.
Yes.
Really?
Really.
Here we go again.
Did not realize that the shoe basket was right there.
Like, how can you take your shoes off beside the basket, but not get the
man that's four inches away.
Right.
And so you're really good in the moment of catching what's going on and changing your tone
and listen to the Holy Spirit. I'm, I'm, unfortunately the Holy Spirit has to go,
"Hey, knucklehead." You just did that thing again that we talked about. I'm like, "Oh, yeah.
Okay, girls, MJ, come here. Daddy's a knucklehead." Yeah. It's fun, isn't it?
It is. It is. It's nicer when you're full. Everything is better when you're full.
Yeah, for sure. Yeah.  That's correct. Yeah, pretty much everything's better when you're not in a
state of hold. So don't parent or hang up Christmas lights and hold. That's not going to work, is it?
No, you know, I was thinking the beginning of the podcast about hibernating and how that must be really nice for bears.

Are you still on drugs?
No.
I must be tired.
I'm just fantasizing about sleeping for months.
Funny bunny.
Maybe I am tired.
All right, baby, let's wrap this thing up.
Christmas is on its way.
We have a bunch of products.
the vast majority of which are not christmas gifts really like hey he's teaching on boundaries i thought you could do is listening here take this and then run.
Here's teaching on sexual healing i thought you could do that so i'm gonna work too well but we do have two products that are not digital in nature and can actually be wrapped and put under a tree both of them are books one for adults one for children.
The first book is a book called Finding Father that AJ wrote.
And it is an incredible, and I can say that not just because it's you.
I can say that because we've got hundreds of testimonies from all over the world.
That's people reading it and having their lives changed.
The idea is that it is a 12 week devotional Bible study.
It can be done in groups, can be done on your own.
But the whole idea behind it is it's intensely practical and it's designed to help you get led into a revelation of God's love as a loving father.
Yeah.
And so, as you wrote it, tell us a little bit about it, babe.
Well, it's sort of written out of really probably a 10 year journey into getting
to know the father, heart of God for me and getting past all the obstacles that
were in place that I didn't realize were there, you know?
And so I, yeah, wrote the book out of just a desire to see other people get the
the breakthrough that I'd gotten.
And it's written in bite-sized chunks, as well.
It is. Yeah.
It's not, it's not, it doesn't require 45 minutes or an hour, a day of study or anything like that.
Each, each day's study is maybe 15 minutes or so.
And then there's a journaling aspect and some soaking and stuff like that.
But it's, it's not a huge time commitment daily.

I think God's after your heart.
Right.
So.
But you will learn how to hear God's voice.
Yes, you'll learn all about soaking what it means and you'll have this incredible heart revelation of God's love
It makes a great gift for you makes great gift for friends and I highly encourage it
They are currently twenty five dollars on our website if you live in the continental United States
It's free shipping anywhere in the US. It's a great book
We have tremendous reviews you can go read them on our website though go look at the reviews on Amazon
I had somebody email me this week
They said do you guys Amazon is selling your book for I don't know what it was ludicrous amount like a couple hundred dollars
Yeah, 267.
I'm sorry, I don't know who charges those, but you can get them on our website.
Yeah, for much less.
Yes.
We'll put a link in the show.
The second gift that you might want to consider giving to smaller children is a book called
A Boy Named Ben, again written and illustrated by my incredible wife.
And it is a children's book based on somebody we know and love who now lives in heaven.
Tell us a bit about a boy named Ben.
Well, we have a friend named Ben Farley, who's gone home to be with the Lord now about two years ago, I think.
And, but we had the privilege of knowing Ben and I learned a lot about the Lord from Ben and just the way he navigated
incredible difficulty in, you know, cancer and all that he was navigating and he still never wavered in believing in the goodness of God.
I'm not just that, but healed the sick.

I mean, here he is dying of cancer and, but he's seeing people get healed and he's praying for people in hospitals and stuff.
And I mean, just an amazing, amazing man.
Sunnis disposition of anyone.
Unbelievable, unbelievable.
And anyway, just after he passed on a Sunday morning, I was in worship and I started hearing a dialogue.
And so I heard the first couple lines of the book, and I heard it about two or three times just
over and over again in my head. And I was like, Holy Spirit, what's that? And he said, write it down.
And so I wrote it down, and then I got another couple lines, and I wrote it down. And then,
you know, it didn't hear anything after that. And I was like, Oh, that was strange.
And then the next day I was driving in the car, and the same thing started happening.
Not those same couple of lines, but from where it left off. And so I just got my recorder out of
of my phone and just repeated what I was hearing. But the time I got to work, I had the book
written. And so I sort of wrote it all out on paper and went, "Oh, wow, this is a children's
book." And thought, "Oh, well, I'm going to check with the Farley family and then I'll
find an illustrator." And so I checked with them, but at the same time I was talking to
the Lord about that. He just said, "I want you to illustrate it." So that was a new adventure.
And it's a really short book.
It's a type of book you can read to your children
or your grandchildren.
Doesn't take long.
And it's a little bit about,
it's not about Ben per se.

It's a great book to read your kids
to get them interested in Jesus
and talk about the wonders that God has for you.
And so that's available.
And if--
- Yeah, sorry, I was gonna say,
the premise of it is that the little boy learns
that God's still speaking and that God's still healing
and those sort of things.
And so you get to go on that adventure with Ben.
- And for every copy of a boy named Ben,
dollar gets donated to the Ben Farley Scholarship,
which allows people who would be prevented
from doing the school because of financial difficulties.
There's a scholarship that people can apply for
and that will help pay their tuition
to the school's supernatural life,
which is just incredible.
It's just I love that even in Ben's passing,
He is still helping people have an encounter with Jesus.
Yeah.
Speaking of school supernatural life,
our applications for the school are now open.
We usually go on open till January,
but we opened a bit earlier this year.
We've already got applications in for next year's school.
If you would like to come spend eight months with us
starting in September of 2017,
go to the link in the show notes to read more about the school
and to store your application today.
Baby, it's a Christmas countdown.
It is.
How many days do we have left to Christmas?
I don't know. Hold on. Hey, sorry. How many days till Christmas?
It's 20 days until then.
I think she's a little confused because it's not 20 days.
It is. It's 20 more days.
How could that be?
Because it's three weeks from today.
But today's the fourth.
Yeah. But it's like you can't be to the next day to the next like.
Yeah, but this is a Sunday.
It's a Sunday. Yeah.
So in three weeks time, it'll be Christmas day.
Yes.
I think series lying to me.
Okay, well we can explore math and the difficulties there of later on, maybe not in the air.
It's going to be okay, baby.
I'll explain it to you.
Do you see what I put up with people?
Do you see what I put up with?
Christmas trees and counting.
We hope you have an amazing week.
Don't give up and we'll be with you next week.


See: Description
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.mgnt.lifecycle.management |
This package contains some small infrastructure that simplifies and automates working with Factories that provide
concrete implementations of an Interface.
|
| com.mgnt.lifecycle.management.backgroundrunner |
This package contains infrastructure that can run user implemented Task classes in a separate thread at configured
time interval.
|
| com.mgnt.lifecycle.management.httpclient | |
| com.mgnt.utils | |
| com.mgnt.utils.entities | |
| com.mgnt.utils.textutils |
Probably the most interesting and useful feature is stacktrace extractor that allows to extract full or shortened version of stacktrace from Exception. In particular it is very useful in J2EE environment. Exceptions on the server side usually come with HUGE tail of application server related packages. That makes logs very verbose and hard to read and search. TextUtils provides various getStacktrace methods that may drastically reduce such stacktraces in a very smart way so all the important information is preserved. It sifts through "caused by" and "suppressed" parts of the stacktrace as well. Also the same utility (starting from version <IP_ADDRESS>) allows to filter and shorten stacktrace as a string the same way as the stacktrace extracted from exception. So, essentially stacktraces could be filtered "on the fly" at run time or later on from any text source such as log.
Another important feature (since <IP_ADDRESS>) is JSON parser (JsonUtils class) that provides some simple methods to serialize any object into JSON String and parse (deserialize) JSON string back into the instance of the class. This class is a simplifying wrapper over basic functionality of Jason-Jackson library. It provides simplicity but doesn't handle well deserialization of List/Set/Map of Objects. If that functionality is needed than just use the original Json-Jackson library (or any other JSON library)
Other features include parsing String into most of the implementations of Number interface without having to catch NullPointerException of NumberFormatException. The methods take String value to parse, default value in case of failure and messages (optional) that will be printed into log if some error occurred.Another useful feature is parsing String to time interval. It parses Strings with numerical value and optional time unit suffix (for example string "38s" will be parsed as 38 seconds, "24m" - 24 minutes "4h" - 4 hours, "3d" - 3 days and "45" as 45 milliseconds.) This method may be very useful for parsing time interval properties such as timeouts or waiting periods from configuration files.
Also there is a feature that converts String to preserve indentation formatting for html without use of escape characters. It converts a String in such a way that its spaces are not modified by HTML renderer i.e. it replaces regular space characters with non-breaking spaces known as ' ' but they look in your source as regular space ' ' and not as ' ' It also replaces new line character with '<br>'.
Another feature is some small infrastructure that simplifies and automates working with Factories that provide concrete implementations of an Interface. The package contains just 2 classes: BaseEntityFactory and BaseEntity. In short what this infrastructure does is that if you create a factory that extends BaseEntityFactory and some Interface with all its concrete implementations extending BaseEntity then each your concrete implementation class instances will be automatically inserted into your factory. You won't have to worry about how and when to populate your factory. The infrastructure will do it for you when the constructor of your concrete implementation class is invoked. So all you will have to do is to create any number of concrete implementation classes and make sure that for each one constructor is invoked. After that you can use your factory to get any of your concrete implementation classes anywhere in your code.
Also class StringUnicodeEncoderDecoder converts String into sequence of unicodes and vise-versa.
Finally WebUtils class provides a method for chunked reading of HttpRequest content. This could be useful when receiving large files from client on the server side and the reading speed of the server is faster then writing speed of the client. The utility allows for auto throttle to adjust to the client.If have any feedback feel free to drop me a note at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2018, 2019 Michael Gantman
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


This document demonstrates using HtmlEvent event handler.
This event handler handles the "mouse over" browser event. When the mouse is over an input fields, an input control is shown.
The user can change the value in that control and it will be written back to the input field.
Date of publication: 10/01/2004
Publication title: Techniques for authoring complex XML documents
Subtitle: Templates and structured editing
Other data: Proc. of the 2004 ACM Symposium on Document Engineering
Publisher city: New York, NY
Publisher name: ACM Press
ISBN: 1-59593-240-2


Passing Messages from the shoulders of Apache:
A demonstration of distributed image processing
By Matthew Stevenson - miamg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(July 25, 2011)
This component will:
- Fetch an image
- Fetch face locations
- Display the image with locations
We can reuse a lot of what we have already done to make a Video Display process in C++.
Connect to the broker, VideoTopic, and FaceQueue:
Connection myConnection("localhost:5672", "{username:admin, password:admin}");
myConnection.open();
Session mySession = myConnection.createSession();
Receiver myImageReceiver = mySession.createReceiver("example.VideoTopic; {create: always, node: {type: topic}}");
Receiver myRegionsReceiver = mySession.createReceiver("example.FaceQueue; {create: always, node: {type: queue}}");
Pull an image from the VideoTopic, and ImageRegions from the FaceQueue:
Message message = myImageReceiver.fetch();
PortableImage* pimg = unpackMessage<PortableImage>(message);
IplImage* img = unpackImage(pimg);
Message rgnsMsg = myRegionsReceiver.fetch();
ImageRegions* regions = unpackMessage<ImageRegions>(rgnsMsg);
Draw a circle on the image at each face location:
std::vector<ImageRegion> faces = faceRegions->regions;
for(std::vector<ImageRegion>::const_iterator r = faces.begin(); r != faces.end(); r++){
int x = cvRound((r->x + r->width*0.5));
int y = cvRound((r->y + r->height*0.5));
int radius = cvRound((r->width + r->height)*0.25);
cvDrawCircle(img,cvPoint(x,y),radius,CV_RGB(255,255,255),1);
}
Display the image:
cvShowImage("Window Title", img);
cvWaitKey(5);