import GraphConnector from 'runtime-core/src/graphconnector/GraphConnector.js'
GraphConnector
The Graph Connector contains the contact list/address book.
Constructor Summary
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constructor(hypertyRuntimeURL: string, messageBus: messageBus, storageManager: storageManager) Constructs a new and empty Graph Connector. |
Member Summary
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contacts: *[] |
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groups: *[] |
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messageBus: * Returns the MessageBus. |
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messageBus(messageBus: MessageBus): * Sets the MessageBus. |
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privateKey: * |
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Method Summary
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addContact(guid: string, firstName: string, lastName: string): boolean Add a contact to the Graph Connector. |
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addGroupName(guid: string, groupName: string): boolean Adds a group to a contact identified by a GUID. |
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Adds a Legacy ID for the user. |
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Adds a UserID for the user. |
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Calculates the Bloom filter containing all non-private contacts. |
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Checks, if the given GUID is known and returns a list of contacs that are direct connections as well as a list of contacts that (most likely) know the given contact. |
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editContact(guidOld: string, firstName: string, lastName: string, guidNew: string, privStatus: boolean): array Edit the values for a specific contact. |
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Type cast one object to another equivalent to "$.extend" of jquery |
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Generates a GUID and returns a mnemonic from which the GUID can be re-created later. |
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getAllContacts(): array Returns all the contacts, excluding the owner. |
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getContact(name: string): array Returns the list of contacts which matches the search string "name". |
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getContactUserIDs(guid: string): array Returns ArrayList of userIDs of a contact, if contact not found then it will return a string 'Contact Does not exist' |
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Returns the globalRegistryRecord for the owner. |
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Returns all contacts with a given group name, including the owner if applicable. |
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getGroupNames(): array Returns all unique group names. |
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To return the owner. |
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To check whether the GUID already exist. |
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queryGlobalRegistry(guid: string): Promise Queries the Global Registry for a given GUID. |
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removeContact(guid: string): boolean Removes a contact from the Graph Connector. |
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removeGroupName(guid: string, groupName: string): boolean Removes a group for a contact, identified by a GUID. |
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Removes a LegacyID for the user. |
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removeLocation(guid: string): boolean Removes a location for a user identified by a given GUID. |
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Removes a UserID for the user. |
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sendGlobalRegistryRecord(jwt: string): Propmise Takes the Global Registry Record as a signed JWT and sends it to the Global Registry via the MessageBus. |
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Sets active attribute of the GlobalRegistryRecord. |
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setBloomFilter1HopContact(guid: string, bf: BloomFilter): boolean Sets the bloomfilter of a contact. |
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setContactUserIDs(guid: string, uid: string, domain: string): boolean Returns success if the userID is successfully added for a contact |
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setDefaults(voice: string, chat: string, video: string): boolean set User Defaults. |
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setLocation(guid: string, locationName: string): boolean Adds a location for a user identified by a given GUID. |
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setOwnerName(fname: string, lname: string): boolean Sets the first name and last name of the owner. |
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setRevoked(int: int): boolean Sets revoked attribute of the GlobalRegistryRecord. |
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setTimeout(Timeout: Date): boolean Sets Timeout attribute of the GlobalRegistryRecord. |
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SignGenerates a public/private key pair from a given mnemonic. |
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store the entry into the storage Manager for the given keys: globalRegistryRecord, contacts, groups. |
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updateContactInfo(guid: string, firstName: string, lastName: string): boolean Add a contact to the Graph Connector. |
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Generates a public/private key pair from a given mnemonic (16 words). |
Public Constructors
public constructor(hypertyRuntimeURL: string, messageBus: messageBus, storageManager: storageManager) source
Constructs a new and empty Graph Connector.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| hypertyRuntimeURL | string | The Hyperty Runtime URL. |
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| messageBus | messageBus | The Message Bus. |
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| storageManager | storageManager | the storage Manager. |
Public Members
public contacts: *[] source
public contactsBloomFilter1Hop: * source
public globalRegistryRecord: * source
public groups: *[] source
public lastCalculationBloomFilter1Hop: * source
public privateKey: * source
public storageManager: * source
Public Methods
public addContact(guid: string, firstName: string, lastName: string): boolean source
Add a contact to the Graph Connector.
public addGroupName(guid: string, groupName: string): boolean source
Adds a group to a contact identified by a GUID.
public addUserID(): boolean source
Adds a UserID for the user.
Return:
| boolean | returns false if the userID exists and the user ID will not be added, true otherwise. |
public calculateBloomFilter1Hop() source
Calculates the Bloom filter containing all non-private contacts.
public checkGUID(guid: string): array source
Checks, if the given GUID is known and returns a list of contacs that are direct connections as well as a list of contacts that (most likely) know the given contact.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| guid | string | GUID of the contact to look for. |
Return:
| array | relatedContacts List of related direct contacts and of related friends-of-friends contacts.The format is: RelatedContacts<Direct<GraphConnectorContactData>,FoF<GraphConnectorContactData>>. |
public editContact(guidOld: string, firstName: string, lastName: string, guidNew: string, privStatus: boolean): array source
Edit the values for a specific contact.
Return:
| array | Returns the array which contains the contact with new values |
public extend(obj1: Object, obj2: Object): Object source
Type cast one object to another equivalent to "$.extend" of jquery
public generateGUID(): string source
Generates a GUID and returns a mnemonic from which the GUID can be re-created later.
public getAllContacts(): array source
Returns all the contacts, excluding the owner.
Return:
| array | All the contacts. The format is: Contacts<GraphConnectorContactData>. |
public getContact(name: string): array source
Returns the list of contacts which matches the search string "name". Ex. "Joh" will return users with first or last name "John" or "Aljohanas".
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| name | string | First or last name to look for in the contact list. |
Return:
| array | matchingContacts Contacts matching the given name. The format is: Contacts<GraphConnectorContactData>. |
public getContactUserIDs(guid: string): array source
Returns ArrayList of userIDs of a contact, if contact not found then it will return a string 'Contact Does not exist'
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| guid | string | guid of the contact whose userID has to be added. |
Return:
| array | success returns Arraylist of userID of a contact, if contact not found then it will return a string 'Contact Does not exist' |
public getGroup(groupName: string): array source
Returns all contacts with a given group name, including the owner if applicable.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| groupName | string | Name of the group to return. |
Return:
| array | matchingContacts Contacts matching the given group name. The format is: Contacts<GraphConnectorContactData>. |
public getGroupNames(): array source
Returns all unique group names.
Return:
| array | Array containing all unique group names. |
public guidExist(guid: string): boolean source
To check whether the GUID already exist.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| guid | string | GUID which needs to be checked. |
public queryGlobalRegistry(guid: string): Promise source
Queries the Global Registry for a given GUID. Adds the UserID information from the Global Registry to a contact, if the given GUID matches a user in the contacts. Returns a Graph Connector Contact Data as a Promise.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| guid | string | The GUID to query the Global Registry for |
public removeContact(guid: string): boolean source
Removes a contact from the Graph Connector.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| guid | string | GUID of the user to be removed. |
public removeGroupName(guid: string, groupName: string): boolean source
Removes a group for a contact, identified by a GUID.
public removeLegacyID(type: string, category: string, description: string, id: string): boolean source
Removes a LegacyID for the user.
public removeLocation(guid: string): boolean source
Removes a location for a user identified by a given GUID.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| guid | string | GUID of the contact. |
public sendGlobalRegistryRecord(jwt: string): Propmise source
Takes the Global Registry Record as a signed JWT and sends it to the Global Registry via the MessageBus. Returns the response code of the REST-interface of the Global Registry as a Promise.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| jwt | string | The Global Registry Record as a signed JWT. |
Return:
| Propmise | Promise Response Code from Global Registry. |
public setActive(int: int): boolean source
Sets active attribute of the GlobalRegistryRecord.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| int | int | Value to set the active flag of the GlobalRegistryRecord to. |
public setBloomFilter1HopContact(guid: string, bf: BloomFilter): boolean source
Sets the bloomfilter of a contact.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| guid | string | GUID of the contact to set the bloom filter. |
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| bf | BloomFilter | BloomFilter object. |
public setContactUserIDs(guid: string, uid: string, domain: string): boolean source
Returns success if the userID is successfully added for a contact
public setLocation(guid: string, locationName: string): boolean source
Adds a location for a user identified by a given GUID.
public setOwnerName(fname: string, lname: string): boolean source
Sets the first name and last name of the owner.
public setRevoked(int: int): boolean source
Sets revoked attribute of the GlobalRegistryRecord.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| int | int | Value to set the revoked flag of the GlobalRegistryRecord to. |
public setTimeout(Timeout: Date): boolean source
Sets Timeout attribute of the GlobalRegistryRecord.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| Timeout | Date | Date to set the timeout of the GlobalRegistryRecord to. |
public signGlobalRegistryRecord(): string source
SignGenerates a public/private key pair from a given mnemonic.
public storeGraphConnector() source
store the entry into the storage Manager for the given keys: globalRegistryRecord, contacts, groups.
public updateContactInfo(guid: string, firstName: string, lastName: string): boolean source
Add a contact to the Graph Connector.
public useGUID(mnemonicAndSalt: string): Promise source
Generates a public/private key pair from a given mnemonic (16 words). Expects a string containing 16 words seperated by single spaces. Retrieves data from the Global Registry.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| mnemonicAndSalt | string | A string of 16 words. |


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| AESSICTest |
test vectors based on NIST Special Publication 800-38A,
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| AESTest |
basic test class for the AES cipher vectors from FIPS-197
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| AlgorithmParametersTest | |
| AllTests | |
| AllTests.SimpleTestTest | |
| AttrCertData | |
| BaseBlockCipherTest | |
| BlockCipherTest |
basic test class for a block cipher, basically this just exercises the provider, and makes sure we
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| CamelliaTest |
basic test class for Camellia
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| CertPathBuilderTest | |
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| CRL5Test | |
| DESedeTest |
basic test class for key generation for a DES-EDE block cipher, basically
this just exercises the provider, and makes sure we are behaving sensibly,
correctness of the implementation is shown in the lightweight test classes.
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| DetDSATest |
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| DHIESTest |
Test for DHIES - Diffie-Hellman Integrated Encryption Scheme
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| DHTest | |
| DigestTest | |
| DoFinalTest |
check that doFinal is properly reseting the cipher.
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| DSATest | |
| DSTU4145Test | |
| ECDSA5Test | |
| ECEncodingTest | |
| ECIESTest |
Test for ECIES - Elliptic Curve Integrated Encryption Scheme
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| ECIESVectorTest |
Test for ECIES - Elliptic Curve Integrated Encryption Scheme
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| ECNRTest | |
| ElGamalTest | |
| EncryptedPrivateKeyInfoTest | |
| FIPSDESTest |
basic FIPS test class for a block cipher, just to make sure ECB/CBC/OFB/CFB are behaving
correctly.
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| GMacTest | |
| GOST28147Test |
basic test class for the GOST28147 cipher
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| HMacTest |
HMAC tester
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| IESTest |
test for ECIES - Elliptic Curve Integrated Encryption Scheme
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| KeccakTest | |
| KeyStoreTest |
Exercise the various key stores, making sure we at least get back what we put in!
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| NamedCurveTest | |
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| NoekeonTest |
basic test class for SEED
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| OCBTest | |
| PBETest |
test out the various PBE modes, making sure the JCE implementations
are compatible woth the light weight ones.
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| PEMData | |
| PKCS10CertRequestTest | |
| PKCS12StoreTest |
Exercise the various key stores, making sure we at least get back what we put in!
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| PKIXNameConstraintsTest |
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basic test class for SEED
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| SerialisationTest | |
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basic test class for the Shacal2 cipher, vector from NESSIE (Test vectors set 8, vector# 0)
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| SigNameTest | |
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| SkeinTest | |
| SlotTwoTest | |
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specify
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Additions to existing APIs
- The management API's
$ref:management.ExtensionInfo object
now has a
homepageUrl
property.
- The management API now lets you get the icons of
disabled apps and extensions.
Also, you can now modify the regular icon's URL
to get its disabled equivalent.
See $ref:management.IconInfo for details.
- The cookies API
$ref:cookies.set
and $ref:cookies.remove methods
can now take callbacks.
Google Chrome 10
Manifest changes
- The new background permission
extends the life of Chrome,
allowing your extension or app
to run even when Chrome has no windows open.
Additions to existing APIs
Google Chrome 9
New APIs
- The omnibox API allows you to
register a keyword with Chrome's address bar.
Manifest changes
- The homepage_url field
lets you specify the extension or app's homepage.
Additions to existing APIs
- The $ref:tabs.Tab object
now has a
pinned
property
that's reflected in various chrome.tabs
methods.
For example,
you can $ref:tabs.create
a pinned tab.
- The $ref:windows.create
method can now take a list of URLs,
letting you create multiple tabs in the new window.
- The new
$ref:management.get method
lets you get information about the specified extension or app.
Google Chrome 8
We took a break for Chrome 8.
No API or manifest changes worth noting.
Google Chrome 7
New APIs
- All users can now install
apps;
packaged apps can use extension APIs.
- The management API
lets you work with installed apps and extensions.
Manifest changes
- Introduced split incognito
mode as the default for installable web apps
(also available to extensions).
- The tabs API
create()
and update()
methods
no longer require the "tabs" permission, removing one common cause of
scary dialogs.
Google Chrome 6
New APIs
- The context menus API allows you to
add context menus to pages or specific objects on a page.
- The cookies API allows you to manage the
browser's cookie system.
- The idle API allows you to detect when the
machine's idle state changes.
Additions to existing APIs
- The
$ref:extension.getViews
method can now return popup views.
- A new
$ref:windows.WINDOW_ID_NONE constant
identifies when focus shifts away from the browser.
- The new
$ref:tabs.getCurrent method
returns the tab associated with the currently executing script.
Manifest changes
- The geolocation permission
gives an extension access to the user's physical location.
- Match patterns can now select all
schemes or all URLs.
- Access to file:/// URLs no longer triggers the "access to your machine"
security warning, but now requires user opt-in from the extensions
management page.


This tool is useful for several scenarios. From slide presentation layouts and image carousels to touch friendly pagination systems.
It is simple to use. Just identify the items that should be made slidable. They are going to work as viewports for the sildes. Each slide is appended as a javascript object. Any data could be passed inside that object, including a function to draw the slide. Each slide could have a different draw function and different information on it.
NOTE: The draw function is free to modify the viewport. This could have undesired side effects because those changes persist between slide changes.
Please feel free to report bugs or to request features at github.com/j-pel/dynamize.


Hey there! My name is Jorenne Flores. I'm a Cognitive Science major specializing in Human-Computer Interaction and minoring in Computer Science at U.C. San Diego. I'm expecting to graduate in June 2018. I was born in the Philippines, raised in the Bay Area, and now reside in San Diego. I love dancing, film making, animation, and watching musicals. I also love learning new skills and creating things with them!


Match Play. Double Match Point How should Red play 65?
pips Red=103 White=120
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Pay me now or pay me later?
Red’s position is deteriorating, White’s is improving. This is a clear indicator to pay now as there is plenty of life after death. 14/9, 14/8 is clear. Clearing either the 8-pt or the bar-pt is an error.
Red’s position is deteriorating, White’s is improving. This is a clear indicator to pay now as there is plenty of life after death. 14/9, 14/8 is clear. Clearing either the 8-pt or the bar-pt is an error.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 14/9 14/8 Eq.: +0.473 0.737 0.075 0.003 - 0.263 0.025 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 7/2 7/1 Eq.: +0.467 (-0.006) 0.734 0.048 0.000 - 0.266 0.020 0.000 3. Cubeful 2-ply 8/3 8/2 Eq.: +0.459 (-0.015) 0.729 0.046 0.000 - 0.271 0.020 0.000 4. Cubeful 2-ply 14/3 Eq.: +0.383 (-0.090) 0.691 0.074 0.002 - 0.309 0.031 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 14/8 6/1 Eq.: +0.376 (-0.098) 0.688 0.077 0.002 - 0.312 0.035 0.001


Mon May 23, 2005
It’s Victoria day today, in Canada that is, and I’m not at all sure why it’s celebrated, I’m assuming it’s Queen Victoria’s birthday, but I could be wrong. Actually, I’m in a gloriously good mood, but alas, the poem I’m including today is quite incongruent with my current mellow vibe. I am running out of poems, you see. I certainly don’t have any happy ones left.
I don’t wish to strike a dark note; in general life is great. I recently finished writing another song, which my brother produced. I’ve been busy with work, for good and ill. I was on the 8:00 pm news in Korea (KBS) for a documentary they did on Korean children studying in Canada. When I found out the story had a slightly negative slant, I was glad I did not widely publicize this event. Even so, it was cool to be on the telly (albeit for a total of 5 seconds max). Yesterday Angela and I went on a grueling, yet enchanting, hike up Mount Townsend in the Olympic mountain range. I started having my accustomary visions, the ones that happen when I’m sick and dehydrated. The thought that lingers even now is: Why is Chlorophyll green and not red? If grass, vegetation and trees were bright red in colour instead of green, would red be considered a colour soothing to the eyes?
Here is my dark poem for the day:
The Liminal powder room
Sickly passage warp the ways
I can function, like being born into the care
Of death’s harbinger,
A far worse fate than meeting the master.
(by all accounts)
Finality is stretched into eternity
And I too am stretched too thin like opaque paint
On a mottled wall
Primed for failure, preened to faint
Like a flustered lady trussed up
In her corset, pink and ruddy
A neophyte reaper socialite


TDD is favored by very succesfull engineers as a means of accellerating software development by preserving quality.
Objections are plenty. The talk by Burk Hufnagel tries to address those.
The TDD Paradox
TDD requires you to write more code, so you can be done sooner. It's like learning to drive a car. Your first mile takes, give or take, 40-50h to complete: Driving lessons, driving tests, get the license issued before you drive. You can walk a lot more in 50 hours, you get the drift...
Looking deeper at "development" we see, it has multiple components:
- understanding and clarifying the business requirements (business rather loosely defined)
- write code
- manual testing
- debugging
TDD helps with the first and third component. A well defined test communicates the desired outcome and serves as a living specification. Having the machine running tests reduces the need for manual testing and frees up time to work on functionality
Test early, test often
TDD proposes to write tests first, not as an afterthought. The strongest new argument Burk proposed was: nobody wants to write a test for code freshly debugged and proven working (at that time). There's no immediate value in it. A test, initially failing, written upfront is a reassurance to be on the right track when going green.
Using the "test first" approach, tests turn into a design process, increasing the confidence in not only doing things right, but also doing the right thing. In other words: Tests are Specifications
Best results are to be had when working in small increments and resist the urge to "code for things you think are coming next" instead of "(just) make the test pass".
It's not a cure-it-all
TDD might not be a good fit:
- no clear business requirements - you can't test when you don't know what you want
- exploratory coding - trying stuff out
A common objection is "we have an existing non-TDD code base, we can't switch to TDD". Burk suggest to use "Defect Driven Development". Write a test that test for defect free behavior and then fix the defect. Your test harness will grow while defects shrink
Test long and prosper
The usual subjects for testing in Java are JUnit and Mockito. Burk introduced another, very promising tool: Spock. Spock is written in Groovy and allows to specify a test's purpose more expressive and concise than Junit's @DisplayName
property. Luckily it isn't an exclusive-or question, Spock interacts with JUnit and Mockito quite nicely.
In conclusion
Burk made a good case for TDD, backed by experience and tooling, if in doubt visit his arguments.


[Erowid Warning: Our understanding of the literature is that there is no such thing as safe use of volatile solvents, aerosols and other street inhalants : their psychoactive effects are inseparable from nerve and organ damage. We have chosen to include these reports to help document the real world use of inhalants, but their inclusion is not intended to imply that they are anything but dangerous.]
A little background: I am 18 years old, closer to 19, and have had an interesting courtship with life thus far. My father passed from cancer when I was just a few days old and my mother has some psychological conditions such as paranoid-schizophrenia. When I was 13 she abandoned in a parking lot and eventually I ended up in DSS (Department of Social Services) care. I have always been free minded, enjoying a challenge, loving the difficulty in figuring out how to complete a task. Yet, until I left my mother's care I had been fairly well sheltered from the 'world outside the Bible.' This included movies, music, and drugs.
Sometime around my birthday in May of 2000 I signed out of DSS and began to make it on my own. I had a steady job at a pizzeria and money in the bank. I moved in with friends and began to experiment. Ever since I have grown to develop a deep respect and love for marijuana and the peace and happiness it allows me to achieve. Ever since 2000, I have experimented with many substances; including cocaine, mushrooms, acid, ketamine, and others. I really enjoy what these and other substances do for me especially since I have the ability to 'go into it' with a clear mind and adapt myself to the experience.
More recently I have begun to try things like nutmeg, DXM, wood rose seeds, morning glory seeds, and most recently inhalants. Something I'd really like for everyone to understand is that I don't do these things just to get 'fucked up.' I really enjoy what happens on a psychological level to myself. Which brings me to the main point of this article:
About two months ago I began to enjoy the relatively short, but intensely euphoric and psychedelic trips Propane gas allows me to have. Over the first week or so the effect of the gas was mainly a fairly pleasurable and anesthetic experience lasting up to 10 minutes, but without psychedelic responses. Key characteristics of propane inhaled are: a cold sensation that travels down over my body, distortion of vision, a pulsing of audio stimuli, and often a rhythmic ringing sound. It is fairly intense and I really cannot compare it justly to other inhalants like nitrous oxide or ether. For me, propane is a very real drug with a very real affect.
Around week two, the gas began to have a much stronger affect on me. I would pass out of reality after 45 seconds or so and become convinced that one or two other people were in the room with me. It wasn't that I so much saw them as just 'knew' they were present.
By week three of breathing propane, I had become used to these two 'propane buddies.' One of them is male and speaks much like an auctioneer; quickly almost like he were attempting to sell a product. The other is female and doesn't speak much. Her main role is to ask questions of the man occasionally, which he always, every time, answers quickly and extremely rationally. Occasionally my mind develops a question of its own accord, which the man perceives and answers rationally and non-judgmentally.
After the pleasurable affects of the gas dissipated (as I passed out of reality), these 'sessions' with the man and woman had become fairly typical and expected. It is generally fun and often enlightening.
However, the other night something different happened. I had been using Propane for about a month when I had a very real and almost tangible hallucination.
The situation was this: I had just finished watching the Matrix with a very good friend of mine in a dark room. I picked up the bottle of propane and after two hits passed out of reality. Except this time the propane people were not present. Instead, I looked at my friend, and was absolutely convinced that out of the side of his neck was pouring this thick, green smoke that almost had a braided texture to it. It was issuing through a hole maybe a 1/4 in diameter and I was sure it was toxic. Without panicking, I told him to cough, and out of his mouth billowed this cloud of black smoke. I was just asking him if I should call the poison control center when I came back to reality, realized there was no hole in his neck and no smoke of any kind. We both laughed as we imagined what the person at the PCC would have heard/thought if I had made that call.
It was then that I took another hit of propane. As usual I went limp and passed out of the real world.
It was my friend's body, my friend's voice, but what I saw as his face was not his face. Sitting there next to me was my friend, but his face was that of some other creature: no eyes, no expression, dead-looking, creepy. I couldn't look at him. I could hardly talk. I looked again and saw the same thing. (Something I should mention here is that I am not by any definition inexperienced with hallucinations and other typical affects psychedelics can produce). He spoke to me trying to convince me that it was him but I just couldn't get a grip. After a minute or so I ran to the light and turned it on. When I looked at my friend in the light he looked perfectly normal. This was a pretty unnerving experience.
I am not sure it is was because of the movie I was watching prior to the gas that opened new channels of subconscious thought or if it was just the state of mind I happened to be in. I really don't know and this has not happened in the week since.
While on propane I have experienced things like watching the TV and hearing the sound in real time but seeing the picture freeze and progress frame by frame. Or while on propane and playing music, staring at visualations produced by Windows Media Player, I have become aware that there is like a hologram superimposed over my head which makes me appear as someone else; longer hair, different color, etc. But I never become scared. And that night when my friend had a different face, I was truly scared. I will never forget that experience.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Click on an algorithm below to view interactive demo:
View the source code on github: https://github.com/chi-feng/mcmc-demo.
[1] H. Haario, E. Saksman, and J. Tamminen, An adaptive Metropolis algorithm (2001)
[2] M. D. Hoffman, A. Gelman, The No-U-Turn Sampler: Adaptively Setting Path Lengths in Hamiltonian Monte Carlo (2011)
[3] G. O. Roberts, R. L. Tweedie, Exponential Convergence of Langevin Distributions and Their Discrete Approximations (1996)
[4] Li, Tzu-Mao, et al. Anisotropic Gaussian mutations for metropolis light transport through Hessian-Hamiltonian dynamics ACM Transactions on Graphics 34.6 (2015): 209.
[5] Q. Liu, et al. Stein Variational Gradient Descent: A General Purpose Bayesian Inference Algorithm Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems. 2016.
[6] J. Buchner A statistical test for Nested Sampling algorithms Statistics and Computing. 2014.
[7] Cajo J. F. ter Braak & Jasper A. Vrugt Differential Evolution Markov Chain with snooker updater and fewer chains Statistics and Computing. 2008.


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Chicago Theater is located centrally in downtown Chicago, Illinois. The venue hosts a variety of events including concerts, broadway plays and comedy shows.
Chicago Theater offers a number of services to people with disabilities. Below is a list of some of the services they offer that can found on their website.
For more information on the accessibilty services at Chicago Theater visit the their website at the link below.


Let us introduce the Discrete Sine Transform (DST) by odd extending a given real number sequence and then using the DFT of the extended data to deﬁne DST. There are several slightly diﬀerent way of odd extending a given sequence and thus diﬀerent types of DST. Given a n = 3 real number sequence (a,b,c), one frequently adopted odd extension is (0,a,b,c,0,−a,−b,−c,0). This odd extension is illustrated in Fig. 6.
As illustrated in Fig. 6, after the old extension, the total number of points is N + 1 with N = 2(n + 1). Then DFT use the N points with index j = 0,1,…,N − 1 as input. Since the input are real and odd symmetric sequence, the output of this DFT is an odd sequence of purely imaginary numbers. Next, let us prove this. The DFT in this case is given by
|
| (60) |
where hj′ is the odd extension of the original data hj. For j = 1,2,…,n, the relation between hj′ and hj is given by
|
| (61) |
For j = n + 2,…,N − 1, the relation is given by
|
| (62) |
Noting that h0′ = 0 and hn+1′ = 0, then expression (60) is written as
|
| (63) |
Using N = 2(n + 1), the above expression is written as
|
| (64) |
Using the relations (61) and (62) to replace hj′ by hj, the above expression is written
|
| (65) |
Change the deﬁnition of the dummy index j in the above summation to make it in the conventional range [0 : n − 1], the above expression is written as
| Hk = ∑ j=0n−1h j exp−∑ j=0n−1h n−1−j exp. |
Deﬁning j′ = n − 1 − j to replace the dummy index in the second summation, the above expression is written as
which is a purely imaginary number. Expression (66) also indicates Hk has the following symmetry|
| (67) |
i.e. odd symmetry. Therefore only half of the data for Hk with k = 0,1,…,N − 1 need to be stored, namely Hk with k = 0,1,…,N∕2. Expression (66) indicates that H0 and HN∕2 are deﬁnitely zero and thus do not need to be stored. Then the remaining data to be stored are Hk with k = 1,2,…N∕2 − 1, i.e. k = 1,2,…,n. Following the convention of making the index of Hk in the range [0 : n− 1], we deﬁne Hk′ = Hk+1. Then
|
| (68) |
with k = 0,1,2,…n− 1, which is the index that we prefer. Finally, the so-called type-I Discrete Sine Transform (DST-I) is deﬁned based on Eq. (68) via
|
| (69) |
with k = 0,1,2,…,n − 1. This is the RODFT00 transform deﬁned in the FFTW library.


const noflo = require('noflo');
Function to calculate most common value (the mode)
function findMode(array) {
const frequency = {};
let maxFrequency = 0;
let result;
array.forEach((v) => {
frequency[v] = (frequency[v] || 0) + 1;
if (frequency[v] > maxFrequency) {
maxFrequency = frequency[v];
result = v;
}
});
return result;
}
Define the input and output ports, and describe their function
exports.getComponent = () => {
const c = new noflo.Component({
description: 'Find all of the instances of `word` in `content` and send them out in a stream',
inPorts: {
content: {
datatype: 'string',
description: 'the content which we look for the word in',
required: true,
},
},
outPorts: {
emotion: {
datatype: 'string',
description: 'the emotion based the content in ehs',
required: true,
},
error: {
datatype: 'object',
},
},
});
Since we want to work with a full stream, we disable bracket forwarding
c.forwardBrackets = {};
c.process((input, output) => {
We expect a stream Will also accept a single (non-bracketed) input packet, returned as a stream of length 1
if (!input.hasStream('content')) { return; }
The output will be a single packet (not a stream),
hence we drop the openBracket
and closeBracket
and extract the data payload from the IP objects
const contents = input.getStream('content').filter(ip => ip.type === 'data').map(ip => ip.data);
First find which emotions are present, then calculate which one is most common. This could alternatively be split into two dedicate components.
to hold the emotions found
const matches = [];
the emotions we will use
const emotions = {
joy: ['eh!'],
neutral: ['eh'],
amusement: ['eh?', 'Eh?', 'Eh??'],
fear: ['eH??', 'eh??'],
surprise: ['eh !?', 'EH!?'],
anticipation: ['eh?!'],
excitment: ['EH!', 'eH!'],
sadness: ['...eh', '...eh...', '..eh', 'eh..', '..eh..'],
anger: ['EH!?', 'EH?'],
};
go through our content and our emotions
then add them to our matches
contents.forEach((content) => {
Object.keys(emotions).forEach((emotion) => {
const data = emotions[emotion];
if (data.indexOf(content) !== -1) {
matches.push(emotion);
}
});
});
if we didn’t get any emotions, it default to ‘neutral’
let mode;
if (matches.length === 0) {
mode = 'neutral';
if we did, we need to find the emotion that was the most common
} else {
mode = findMode(matches);
}
Also signals completion by using sendDone()
output.sendDone({
emotion: mode,
});
});
return c;
};


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TUST
Script Library and Template Collection for Gamestudio A8
|
Generic script library. More...
Modules | |
| Animation System | |
| Provides functions to create an easy-to-control animation system. | |
| Attachments | |
| Provides functions to attach entities to other entities. | |
| Bitmap processes | |
| Additional bitmap functions. | |
| Compact Menu | |
| Extendable manager for collapsable menu panels. | |
| Dynamic Models | |
| Build and combine meshes at runtime. | |
| Function Timer | |
| Execute a function in a time lapse. | |
| Hitbox System | |
| Provides functions to create a simplified shape for a character hitbox. | |
| Input Manager | |
| Provides functions to create a flexible input system. | |
| Kubus Voxelizer | |
| Provides functions to create levels based on voxels. | |
| NodeMesh | |
| Node based pathfinder. | |
| State Machines | |
| Function pointer based state machine collection manager. | |
| Trash | |
| Linked trash or stack implementation. | |
Generic script library.


Unlike other layouts the module_menu v2 layouts can only be accessed in the "Develop" section of the site or if you connect via sFTP at this path - /ModuleTemplates/Menu/MENU_NAME/children.html
This is the Module Template used to customize the individual menu items.


Lucky Numbers (2000) 2 stars out of 4. Starring John Travolta, Lisa Kudrow, Ed O'Neill, Tim Roth and Michael Rappaport. Written by Adam Resnick. Directed by Nora Ephron.
Every town and small city has its Russ Richards. He's the local ìcelebrity,î the TV anchorman, weatherman or pitchman who everyone knows and adores.
Heís the big fish in the small pond who basks in the adoration of his fans.
Russ Richards is the star celebrity weatherman at a Harrison, Pa., TV station. And it is his story that is the focus of Lucky Numbers, a broad and sometime strident comedy about greed and its consequences.
Set in 1988, Lucky Numbers is loosely based on a real incident from 1980 in which someone tried to fix the daily number drawing in the Pennsylvania state lottery.
Screenwriter Adam Resnick and director Nora Ephron have fictionalized this scandal, creating an almost slapstick style comedy, which moves in starts and spurts.
Richards (John Travolta) is the king of Harrisburg. His life, as far as he is concerned, is a joy. He has his own parking space as well as his own table at the local Dennyís. Fans, waiters and waitresses fawn over him.
However, Richardsí life is about to start that long painful downhill slide. His snowmobile business is causing him to go broke, costing him his house and his prized possession his Jaguar. It seems a warm spell has gripped Harrisburg so there is no call for snowmobiles during the winter of '88.
Richards turns to his friend, Gig (Tim Roth), who gives him several suggestions none legal on how to obtain some quick cash.
The first, an attempted burglary of his dealership, is thwarted but an overzealous employee.
Then Gig suggests a way to fix the $6.4 million lottery drawing. This plan works, but then everyone who knows about the scheme wants a piece of the action.
Pretty soon, Russ again owes more than he has.
And while all this may sound hilarious and parts are Lucky Numbers has a mean-spiritedness to it. These people who also include Lisa Kudrow as the sluttish lottery number girl and Ed O'Neill as the slimy head of the TV station are venal, unethical and greedy.
None of them are really worth caring about. It is difficult to like or root for any of them. Even while you laugh, you don't want to see them succeed.
As a paean to avarice, Lucky Numbers is a textbook study. It doesnít rank, though, with a comedy such as Outrageous Fortune. Lucky Numbers it is too long, too broad and features too many characters and too much double dealing.
Travoltaís performance, while rather hammy, is not bad. His Russ Richards is one of those self-centered, spoiled people who believes their status entitles them to whatever they want.
Kudrowís Crystal Latroy is an immoral co-conspirator who uses her body to get what she wants and what she thinks she deserves.
Lucky Numbers has several funny moments, but as a whole the film leaves you dissatisfied. Maybe it is because I don't care about bad things happening to these unredeemable characters. I think these people all get what they deserve.
And I donít like spending two hours dwelling on their flaws and shortcomings.
No, Lucky Numbers has its hilarious moments, but overall these people are not worth anyoneís time.
Bob Bloom is the film critic at the Journal and Courier in Lafayette, IN. He can be reached by e-mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Reviews by Bob Bloom can be found on the Web at the Internet Movie Database site: http://www.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Bob+Bloom
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plug_rails_cookie_session_store v0.3.0 API Reference
Modules
Stores the session in a cookie
MessageEncryptor
is a simple way to encrypt values which get stored
somewhere you don’t trust.
The cipher text and initialization vector are base64 encoded and
returned to you.
This can be used in situations similar to the MessageVerifier
, but where
you don’t want users to be able to determine the value of the payload.
Example
secret_key_base = "072d1e0157c008193fe48a670cce031faa4e..."
encrypted_cookie_salt = "encrypted cookie"
encrypted_signed_cookie_salt = "signed encrypted cookie"
secret = KeyGenerator.generate(secret_key_base, encrypted_cookie_salt)
sign_secret = KeyGenerator.generate(secret_key_base, encrypted_signed_cookie_salt)
encryptor = MessageEncryptor.new(secret, sign_secret)
data = %{current_user: %{name: "José"}}
encrypted = MessageEncryptor.encrypt_and_sign(encryptor, data)
decrypted = MessageEncryptor.verify_and_decrypt(encryptor, encrypted)
decrypted.current_user.name # => "José"
MessageVerifier
makes it easy to generate and verify messages
which are signed to prevent tampering.
For example, the cookie store uses this verifier to send data
to the client. Although the data can be read by the client, he
cannot tamper it


SceneJS
-
heightmap
geometry with
fog
, a
grid
procedural texture and a
pick-fly-orbit
camera
click on something to fly to that point
drag mouse to orbit it, mouse wheel to zoom in and out


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TERMINAL VELOCITY A film review by Raymond Johnston Copyright 1994 Raymond Johnston
Director: Deran Sarafian Starring: Charlie Sheen, Nastassja Kinski A Hollywood Picture
TERMINAL VELOCITY is basically a Summer picture. As the title implies it has a lot of high speed action. Buena Vista, the film's distributor, might have felt that it was too slight to compete with TRUE LIES or SPEED, and they have now dumped it in the middle of Oscar season hoping to get something out of it as counter programming.
TERMINAL VELOCITY succeeds as a slight diversion.  Enough of his lines are funny, more funny than Arnold or Sly have been recently, to qualify this as an action comedy.
What really helps TERMINAL VELOCITY is the presence of Nastassja Kinski. After making just a few sporadic art film appearances over the past several years, she comes off a fresh face. As lovely and enigmatic as ever, she is perfect as VERTIGO-esque the mystery woman. Fans of Nastassja Kinski can only hope that this film marks a true return after a long hiatus.
The story itself is a lukewarm rehash of Hitchcock thriller elements, VERTIGO, NORTH BY NORTHWEST, and THE 39 STEPS in particular, with bits of CALL NORTHSIDE 777 and other films thrown in. The score (by Joel McNeely) is quite reminiscent of Bernard Herrmann's Hitchcock scores. The action moves fast enough to be enjoyable.. Much of the film involves sky-diving and plane stunts, which are difficult to make boring. In fact, some of the stunts ar quite hair-raising even if they are obvious blue screen shots. Add in a few nasty villains including the creepy QUIZ SHOW announcer (Christopher McDonald), and a halfway decent action film is almost guaranteed. It is only after the film is over that the inconsistencies of the plot become bothersome.
I would like to give the filmmakers credit for at least coming up with a post-Cold War thriller plot that uses planes in the Southwest, but does not involve cheesy South American drug lords.
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Professional dancers put spotlight on BTS V's exceptional dance style
by thepopsceneEven from rookie years, BTS V has alreadyshown great potential in dancing. From the start of their career through Bangtan Bombs, or even fan recorded videos, fans can't help but be impressed with his energy and rhythm or mesmerized when he dances with provocation and sensuality-leaving us all immersed in his movements and completely in awe.
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His incredible dancing skills didn't escape the eyes of professionals who can't help but react and analyze his dancing style with praise. Kobayashi Arata, a professional Japanese dancer, explained why he found BTS V's dancing style outstanding. According to him, BTS V has great sense in dancing his adlibs, apart from the set choreography. Furthermore, he mentioned that V dances as if he is submerged in the music. He is able to feel the rhythm with his whole body. "You can't do this just by learning it. He has a good sense for dancing", calling BTS V a professional.
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Good afternoon.
Most of your Jones.
Good afternoon, babe.
How are you?
I am quite well.
Thank you.
Here we are.
We are.
In fact, here is now the beginning of a song.
I don't know what we can make a song.
OK, let's not make a song.
I had many people this week by many.
I mean, too, who commented on the fat diet, no longer have a Scottish accent.
Hey, it's a travesty.
That is not a Scottish accent either.
That's somebody having a stroke.
my aunt Jenny from Wales. I spoke to her on the phone today. And she said that my,
my cousin, I think it was Ben. Yeah. It said there's something wrong with Alan's accent.
I had you knew. You used to hope that please. And then I spoke to my friend Rick, who,
he was very complimented at him and trying listening to you on the podcast.  And he's like, yeah, it pretty much has. And I was like,
"Well, has it really or is it just that I'm using American words?
Or is it just the intonation of the way I say things? Or is it, you know, I actually have an
accent?" He said, "No, you actually have an American accent." Which is so funny because people
stop us all the time and say, "Where is he from? Oh, I love his accent." But in fairness,
I'm kind of agree with Rick and Ben. I can't hear it. You can't. No.
So I thought that maybe I'd speak.
Don Donian, what in this particular podcast?
Or at least Scottish.
Baby, Scottish people don't sound like that.
All right.
Tell me about this week.
What happened this week?
Oh, I don't even know what happened this week.
Um, what did happen this week?
We had a good week.
It's been a busy week.
I've actually used my computer twice, two weeks in a row of places.
I go in and meet people and then I leave and forget that I left my laptop last week was
in Whole Foods.
Um, yesterday was at soap appears.
I left it overnight, went back in.
I've got a lot to say about the honesty of the work in workers in Franklin and Nashville.
Thank you very much for stealing my laptop when you had great opportunity to write.
But I think my brain's going somewhere.
Right.
Our dear friends Ryan and Katie came back from the Harvard School in Mozambique.
Woohoo!
So they're staying with us for a couple of days.
Very fun.
And they've got great stories to tell where I'm dinner with them tonight.
Can't wait to hear about it.
We had quite a high social week this week.
We got to see David and Tammy Molner and their beautiful baby boys.
Yes.
If you've, I would say David's one of my favorite photographers hands down.
He's so skilled and so talented.
And they had some chocolate covered crack, which was amazing.
Um, caramel, you mean?
It was caramel.
There's an American thing in Scotland, we say caramel.
See, there you go.
There's your lesson.
Caramel with a couple of syllables.
What did I say?
I said caramel.
No, you didn't.
You string them all together.
No, caramel.
I didn't say caramel.
That's what it sounds like to me.
Wow.
We both did the ice bucket challenge.
We did. I took it like a man.
Yeah, right. You screamed like a girl.
I did, but it was shocking how quickly it took your breath away.
It's true. I decided to go for a run first.
And that way I would feel appreciative of the ice bucket.
I didn't feel that appreciative really. It was cold.
You know what? I did appreciate was last night we got inducted into the One Direction
fan club. We did. Having never heard of One Direction.
They were actually playing in Nashville this week.
and one of our friends got to hang out with them.
So we were like, who are these people?
We don't know who they are.
And so she's like, you don't know who One Direction is?
We're like, no.
So on YouTube, we watched one of their videos
and bought some of their songs.
In fact, we bought their documentary.
We did.
Which is going to be in 3D.
So we're having in One Direction catch up next week
to learn all about them.
And then last week, we were just preparing for our school
of supernatural life that kicks off this week.
We're so excited.
I am so excited.
All our staff were cleaning the school this week.
That's true. And you found little birdie carcasses.
I did. That was very sad. I was very sad.
Yeah. Well, it was disgusting.
Bye bye birdie.
Listener's questions this week.
Bye bye birdie. Sorry. I just...
Let's try that again. We have some listeners' questions this week.
This is a... I'm going to give you advanced notes. This is a tough question,
and I don't have a great answer for it, but it's a great question. It's worth asking.
So this question is from Brittany and she asks a brilliant question. She says, "Hi guys,
I'm wondering about what's happening to the Christians in Iraq. I know I have no right,
but I'm angry. Why is God allowing these horrific things to happen to his people? My friends,
mom died yesterday when she broke her neck doing yard work. She loved and served the Lord her whole
life. If he won't protect them, how could I believe he would protect me? How could he be daddy?"
So there's actually two questions in that one question. The first is essentially,
why does bad stuff happen? And more importantly, why does God let bad stuff happen? And the second
question is, well, how can I be sure God's going to protect me? I'm going to say on the,
I'm straight off the bat, I don't have a good answer for that. The question of why does bad
stuff happen in the world? And we have a good God has been debated endlessly by theologians.
And for those of you who don't know what's happening in Iraq right now, it's horrendous.
It's absolutely horrendous.
It's an incredible genocide and persecution of many people, not just Christians, as the
ISIS or Islamic State, as they call them now, these extremists are going into cities and
either murdering people or driving people out.
Just atrocities happening.
And largely the world's media remains silent on it.
I'm not entirely sure why that's happening.
Yeah, I mean, you heard about it for like a day or two and now it's almost like it's not happening anymore because it's not anywhere.
If you want reports from the ground, the Bishop of Baghdad and Canon Andrew White posts on Facebook and that's somebody that you can trust somebody who is there, somebody who's known by many people that we know, we don't know them directly, but we know the people who know them.
It's just horrendous and so the question comes in like god how does how does that happen and so again i don't have a brilliant answer for you in the answer i do have i'm aware i'm giving in my nice air conditioned home well i don't face any persecution whatsoever.
but in the midst of whatever horror you see in life.
We've got to remember that what's going on doesn't actually detract from God's nature is nature and his character as revealed by the Bible is completely constant right.
It was David Campbell who brilliantly said the Bible is written down for us so that when life is going well we can refer to it but more importantly when life is not going well.
we can still believe it because it's been written down for us. So the truth is that God is good
and he is trustworthy. And the actions that we're seeing around the world, not just in Iraq, but
all over the world, wherever sin is happening, is the very reason that God intervened by sending
Jesus to actually bring a change. And so we're going to remember there's two very real realities
going on in all of our lives. There's the fact that God is really good. And there's the fact that
the devil is really bad. I tweeted earlier this week that few things make sense of this
side of eternity, especially when it comes to tragedy. Eternal life brings a different
perspective to tragedy. What I meant by that is if this life is all there is, then the
brutality of what's happening right now around the world makes no sense. It's horrible. As
Paul wrote, "If there's no resurrection, then what are we even believing in? If Jesus doesn't offer
us eternal life, and this is all there is, then we're fools for believing what we're doing."
Paul came once and said, "We're eternal spirits having a temporary human experience. The point I'm
making there is that this side of eternity, nothing makes sense. But we have to remember that what
we're living here on earth is a very, very short term, and eternity, it's up to a very long time.
we have to have a confidence and a trust that God absolutely knows what he's doing.
You know, in the life of Joseph, you read Joseph's life and it's pretty horrendous.
 And you could be thinking, well, where's
God in that house, that even possible, that doesn't seem fair. But it wasn't actually
God that did any of those things. It was sinful people that did those things to him.
And what you actually see God do is redeem that situation. And there's a famous line
that at the end, once he's been made the second most powerful person in the nation,
he saved the nation from famine.  And he says to his brothers, you know, what you meant for evil, God actually
turned to good.  And if we stop right there, then it's a tragic story, but God brings
redemption and the story ends different life of Job, for example, even the life of Jesus.
You know, nailed to a cross in my God, my God, why have you forsaken me? And of course,
everybody looking at him going, "Oh, save yourself. You saved other people." If you
just stop right there you go man where's God and that none of it makes sense but you realize
when you read the whole book actually had a plan and Jesus' death and Jesus' death
made no sense until you keep reading and you realize his resurrection. So I say all that
to say is I don't know what's going on I really don't but what I do know is that God
is still on the throne, he's still in control and he's going to redeem it. Paul, the apostle,
I was thinking about this verse earlier, 2 Corinthians 4, it's glib for me, as I said,
to sit here and give that as a very trite theoretical answer, even though I believe it's true.
But Paul was somebody who had experienced hardship, was shipwrecked and beaten and left for dead.
And so he says this, it has his encouragement to the church. He said this.
I'm reading for second one since four verse four, the God of this age has blinded the mind of
unbelievers so that they cannot see the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ,
who is the image of God. I would say that's what's happened to Isis. Their minds have been
blinded. And so they're unbelievers. And in what they think,
they must have been to be able to do what they're doing.
What they think is God's work is absolutely not God's work. It's not too different from
Saul was breathing murderous threats out against all the Christians, oversaw the death of Stephen,
huge persecution in the early church. And yet it was him that the Lord picked to transform. So
my prayer at the moment, of course, is that many of the Isis leaders get saved to have a revelation
of Jesus, which is amazing. Anyway, that's not the point I just thought was an interesting one.
Verse four, verse eight, he says, "We are hard pressed on every side, but we're not crushed.
were perplexed but not in despair, were persecuted but not abandoned, struck down but not destroyed.
We always carry around in our body the death of Jesus so that the life of Jesus
may also be revealed in our body, for we who are alive are always being given over to death
for Jesus' sake, so that his life may be revealed in our mortal body. Verse 16, we say,
"And even in all this persecution and all of that stuff, therefore we do not lose heart,
the outwardly we are wasting away inwardly we're being renewed day by day and he describes everything he's been through the beatings the persecution.
The imprisonment the being left for dead on the shipwrecking the hunger starvation rejection all of that he calls that.
Are light and momentary troubles these things he's light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory.
that far outweighs them all so we fix our eyes not on what is seen but what is on what is unseen for what is seen as temporary but what is unseen as eternal he made sense of the tragedy in his life.
By looking to the eternal.
I don't have a full revelation of any of that like I said I haven't experienced persecution in my life.
But I'm pointing to what the scripture say is unshakable.
I've been speaking and you haven't said anything. Do you want to add anything to that or comment?
I don't know. I understand it's so...
We were following this every day and we're praying for these Christians that are going through
things I can't even imagine.
But I know that I know that I know that God is good.
And I guess I keep thinking about one of the verses that the Lord talked to me about a couple
weeks ago was from Esther when Mordecai is encouraging Esther, you need to speak on behalf of the
people they're all about to be slaughtered. And one of the things that he says is, if basically,
if you don't go and talk to the king, the Lord will raise up his people's defense from another place.
So God's heart is for people that are suffering, for people that are going through horrific circumstances.
All I can do is just know that God is good and not question that in prey.
"Oh, God, do something." Again, yeah, get the ISIS leaders saved or just intervene.
That's our part, is to be praying.
I heard another story that in and of itself is this incredible testimony. The reason I'm
telling this story is for a completely different reason. But we have a dear friend in South Africa
called Pass a Surprise or Pass a Supraza. And Jeff Dollar, our senior pass, was out with
Supraza a couple of months ago, a month ago maybe, in Africa with him. And one of Supraza's
passes that worked out alongside him, Pastor Francis, has an incredible testimony. One evening
surprise in Francis, they had a conference for the young people in their town. And as he went,
as Pastor Francis went out in the evening to kind of lock the gates. He saw a group of young men
and went over to them and said, "Hey guys, is time coming in thinking they were part of the
conference?" Well, these guys weren't part of the conference. They were thugs who chased him and
beat him and one of them stabbed him to death. And so, you know, they found a body that called
the police, he was taken to the morgue. And that story there where it ends is horrendous.
This poor pastor is beaten and stabbed to death. And that's horrendous. The other end
of the story is Pastor Francis came back to life. The other pastors were praying for him,
and he said he woke up in a body bag in the morgue. And when he unzipped a body bag,
was no stab marks and obviously the poor corner.
They were healed marks.
They were healed.
Yeah, they were healed marks.
The corner was freaking out.
And the first thing Pastor Francis wanted to do was go to the police station to extend
forgiveness to the man that had killed him.
And so he went to the police with Pastor's praise and said, "Oh, we're here to release
these men."
And the police were like, "You can't release this man.
This man's held for murder."
He's like, "Yes, I know I am the man he killed."
I don't know quite the proceedings of how it went, but anyway, Pastor Francis went and
spoke to this man who was terrified because he thought this was, you know, Pastor Francis
goes coming to haunt him, but he came to him and said, "No, I've come to forgive you,"
and told him about Jesus, and this man breaks down into yours, gives his life to Jesus.
Now, present day, he is serving as a pastor, the man who murdered Pastor Francis, now himself
a pastor.
So, the reason I'm telling that story isn't even to illustrate, "Look, God redeemed
it because that's an example of redemption, this side of life, which I'm sure there will
be many in the years to come from Iraq."
But of course, also, sometimes God redeemed stuff in eternity.
My point rather is to hear of somebody being beaten and stabbed to death is horrendous,
but from pastor Francis' perspective.
He said, "All I remember is going over to these young men, and I remember them chasing
me."
He said, "And I remember being very weak because I'd been fasting for days before."
And he said, "So I remember running, and the next thing I knew," he said, "I realized
I was running in the air."
And he said, "And as I looked down, I realized there was my body, and I saw them beating
my body and stabbing my body."
He said, "But I didn't feel anything because I was running."
He said, "And the next thing I knew I was in heaven."
He said, "You know, and he had an experience in heaven."
He said, "And the next thing I know is I can hear Pastor Sorese's voice praying for me."
He's like, "Oh, Pastor Sorese is here too."
And then the next thing I remember was unzipping the body bag and finding myself in the morgue
and being really confused as to what happened.
As you would be.
Yes, you would be.
But as amazing as that story is, the comfort I found in it was that the man,
being beaten and stabbed to death, he was unaware of it.
And it made me think about that, we referenced it earlier in Acts where Stephen is being
stoned and it said that his face illuminated and he could say, "Father, forgive them."
And you think, well, how could you say that?
But I wonder if he was having a similar experience where he was so caught up in the glory of
Jesus that he wasn't aware of his sufferings.
I have no clue.
I'm not building a theology out of that.
It's just what I thought of upon hearing Francis' story.
"What would you say to somebody who is asking the question, 'How can I be sure that God
is going to father me?'
And how can I be sure that he's going to protect me?"
I think it's his nature.
You know, God, he's a great dad.

And there's going to be moments where you couldn't protect them because you weren't
there or whatever, which isn't exactly the same with God, obviously.
Of course.
But you can still comfort and restore.
So I think often we don't understand, I don't understand why some things happen the way
that they happen.
But I know that God's good and he's big and his heart is for us.
And I've experienced too much of his goodness to question his thoughts towards us.
That's a very good answer.
My response to that, though, is when I heard you share your testimony the first time we
met in 1993, you spoke for five days at my school, you were the teacher.
And Monday through Friday, every day, there was a new level of trauma that you were talking
about that you had sustained.
And I was thinking, how on earth did you endure that?
So Mike, I'm playing a little bit of devil's advocate here in that I absolutely agree.
I know that God is good.
I know that he's kind of, I know that he's loving.

How you know, surely you must have had times of like, well, where was if God loves me,
why wasn't he there?
All the time.

Of course, you know, the Bible has to be the standard, not our experience, but talk to me about your journey into a revelation of the goodness of God.
Well, gosh, I mean, it's on one level, it's really hard.
And I love it.
It's really easy because God brought me to a revelation, do you know what I mean?
But, but, what do you mean by that?
I really feel like he, he directed it.
Like he, he got my attention.
He kept my attention and then he brought healing.
It's funny because even when I think about, you know, a lot of the stuff from my childhood
and losing my dad and all that kind of stuff and all the trauma. God has so removed the
pain from that that I don't feel the trauma anymore. Do you know what I mean?
I do. I remember one day you were sharing some news with me about, "Oh, I just heard
it so and so." Her husband left her and he ran off of somebody else. My heart just goes
I was out there like, I can't even imagine how hard that would be.

And you were like, oh yeah, yeah, I did.
But that's what I mean.
God can so fully heal your heart of things that there's not even a shadow of it.
Right.
It has any kind of power over you.
I haven't forgotten.
It's just that it's not.
You had then.
Well, no, I hate those two.
But you know what I mean?
I haven't forgotten the stuff that I've been through.
It's just that it holds no power over me.
Right.
And that is a testament to the goodness of God.
Goodness of God, for sure.
Because I think many people would probably point
at the trauma that you endured and go,
well, where was God in that?
But back to my point is God's not done yet.
Let's just watch out for a good life.
And the thing is, is hurting people hurt people.
And I had a lot of hurting people in my family
and around me.
Do you know what I mean?
And so, I mean, you can give the answer of,
well, everybody has free will and that's true.
But the thing is, as much as I went through that stuff, I still feel like God kept me.
I'm here.
Right.
But what's important to understand is it's not that a lot of people say, "Well, yeah,
God allowed that to happen."
You know, therefore God...
Well, somebody planned it to happen, I was it.
Exactly.
Yeah, no, there's lots of stuff that happens on the earth today that he's not happy about.
And I'm sure he weeps.
I mean, I'm sure he weeps over the things that people are going through.
But there's redemption in Jesus.
always. All is said and done. Everything gets straightened down in eternity, which is just incredible.
Yeah. When you were talking earlier about Joseph, the verse that I used to hang on for
dear life really was that Romans 8, 28, for we know that God causes all things to come together
for good for those that love God and are called according to His purpose. And I remember many
times just being like, I feel so overwhelmed by life. I don't know how I'm going to navigate.

Right.
The, um, yeah, I think the important thing when you're overwhelmed, like I saw something on Facebook this week about that.
That I wish I hadn't seen.
And I remember just sitting in the car park of a grocery store on whatever night it was Wednesday night.
Just, you know, in the car, it's going to God.
I don't even know how to pray other than Lord, would you redeem this situation?
Would you reveal your salvation? Would you reveal your great power? Would you? Because you can feel
overwhelmed, but that is why God wrote the Bible down. So that in our moments of overwhelming,
we know the truth and we're not persuaded to think something contrary to his nature.
I was thinking earlier about how important it is to settle our heart on the goodness of God.
Because if we don't, we will constantly be buffeted around by what comes our way.
Like if we have a good day, then God's good, but if we have a bad day, then where was God?
And I think that's the wrong way of looking at life.
I think the proper way of looking at life is having a revelation of the love of God,
which then allows you to temper every experience that comes your way.
Yeah.
Christa Black had a great, great quote about that, didn't she, a few weeks ago?
I don't know if I'm going to get it right.
So you're going to look at Apple.
I'll look up.


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