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Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Jones is welcome to episode one eighty six of keeping up with the Jones is where this week we are going to talk about the presence of God.
Before we get to the presence of God.
Yes.
I think I listen to know that you reached a major milestone in your Zelda career this week.
Oh, in my Zelda career.
Yes, I did.
I beat Calamity Gannon.
and dark beast get in yes which is another secret can and that you don't even know exists until you beat the main bad guy and some other bad guy appears who's supposed to be worse or you listen to this podcast you find out sorry if that's a spoiler sorry the game's been out for you know a year so.
Yeah well I didn't know you know you didn't know that's gonna happen well I knew I knew like a week or two ago when you beat him right but I was like what.
What you know the whole time you just like okay i have to finish all these things and then be coming again and what made you want to go to the end and be the bad guy.

Only right your in the neighborhood you go visit the bad guy was exploring the castle and i had just recently figured out how to beat line also is trying to harvest line also.
For parts basically because you get to upgrade armor it's the strangest thing anyway so we never played zalda i apologize.
So i just want to beat some bad guys and i ended up like five steps from work and again i was in the kids like beat him beat him beat him i thought why not so i did.
Like a boss actually he was easy to beat them some of the other bosses if you ask me is true yeah.
All right this week you turn asked a verse by verse i did talk me through that.
verse by verse. It's going to take a while. There was boas and feeds and it looked like
Mardi Gras gone wrong. Talk to me about that part. No, no, it's Mardi Gras gone right. Oh, I see.
The Jewish believers celebrate a thing called the Feast of Perim, or Perim, however you want to
pronounce it. And they still celebrate it to this day. And it's the feast that Mordecai and Esther
put in place after the defeat of Hammon and their people get saved.
So they celebrate Perm every year and it's a feast that's about thankfulness and gratitude
and for having avoided genocide basically.
Do you think to have a feast about?
Yeah.
So they pray prayers of being thankful and celebration and it's a big party and they
they dress up.
And the reason that they dress up is to symbolize
it looking like circumstances were gonna go one way,
but God had something hidden underneath to turn it around.

- Amazing.
- So it's kinda cool.
So we did that and we ate a whole bunch of perm food
and we took up an offering and gave it away.
And we just did the whole, we did a perm celebration
after reading verse by verse through Esther.
- So Hala, every year.
- I love it, it's so fun.
And everybody seems to really enjoy it, so it was great.
- What's the Jewish bread that I love?
- Hala.
- Oh, so good.
- Oh, it's so good.
Yeah, we have our friend Betsy makes it for us every year
and it's just addictive.
- And we're their friend David Wagner in time?
- We did, and it was lovely to have him here.
- I can't remember which episode David was on,
but it was a killer episode.
was great. His testimony is amazing. Unbelievable. David's a prophet from Florida who's just super
kind, super gentle, loves a father, father loves him. And if you haven't heard David's story,
you, I would really, really encourage. I'll put a link in the show notes to it. It's,
it's going to be easily one of the most encouraging things you ever listened to.
Yeah, it's really, really good. And you went to a movie without me this week.
with your permission and street did you have my permission i haven't actually even heard from you
how did you like black panther i really enjoyed it i think it was a departure from
the marvel cinematic universe in much of the way that spider man was a departure and the part
isn't bad at all it was just in a stand alone movie it was really really good very powerful
great storytelling some amazing plot developments and some great character banter.
You know how marvels really funny and witty yes they add some of that there but yeah i really enjoyed it some of the fight scenes were a bit fatiguing for me but you know i have battle fatigue.
It's just like we know how this ends because we know he's in the new avenger movie so we know he wins don't know right spoiler he does win but yeah i really enjoyed it it was really powerful is made all the more powerful the i watched a friday night saturday morning.
I was on youtube and i was watching.
Jimmy Fallon and Chadwick.
What was that name i have no idea the main the main actor okay i was back and they were
the i put it on twitter is really moving and it was a bunch of people from the black community who
were just commenting on what impact it was to have a black super hero and the impact that i made on
them and just the story and i was in tears watching it so basically what they have audience members
come out and just you know really honor Chadwick for his role and honor the cast that hey this is
is what the movie meant to me. This is how powerful it was. This is because there's huge powerful
messages in there, not only for the black community, but also for women as well. They portray women
in a very powerful way, powerful, not out of anger, powerful, not out of rebellion, just powerful
because women are powerful. And so they're honoring him and they just think they're doing like a
video segment, not realizing he's actually behind the curtain. And then he steps out. And it's just
It's a beautiful, very moving.
Oh, wow.
I have to look for that.
Yeah, I've watched a movie first, then watched that.
Okay.
Really impacting.
And you had a very interesting dinner with the children as well this weekend.
I did.
I was trying to teach Tia how to ride a bike.
Yes.
I taught Abby how to ride a bike.
The trouble is I can't remember what I did to teach her.
Oh.
It's a bit like swimming.
You know, you think they're going to drown and they flail ungracefully.
And then eventually, without your help, they start swimming.
i think with abby we took the pedals off and she just pushed it until she got all of her balance
i want to try that too with with tia and the trouble is i'm so out of shape that pushing my
door you know i'm like okay we're done and we live on hills so that doesn't help either yeah but
she loved it and then each of the kids want to go out for bike ride with daddy because t
got to go for us anyway i had a great bonding and then saturday i took them all out for dinner you
you were heading out for dinner and so mean.
- And do you want to confess what you fed them?
- I don't think that matters.
I don't think the audience is interested in that.
- I think it's important to bring to the light
that you gave them milkshakes.
- I gave the kids milkshakes, that's right.
'Cause I'm the fun parent.
- You know, we need to talk about this
because they're actually starting to say that now.
- Baby, it's true.
It's like, I think every relationship
is a good cop, bad cop.
I'm clear that it's a good cop.
you're the bad cop.
- Okay, but I don't get to be the good cop
because I do like their laundry and feed them and things.
- Well, kids don't value that at this age.
In time they'll look back and realize,
I have cavities because of daddy,
but a tidy bedroom because of money.
- And there you go.
- And they'll all even out in the end.
But on the way home, me and the three kids
had a fascinating conversation about where babies came from.
And I just thought, I'm just gonna take the opportunity
to just as nonchalantly as I can,
explain where babies come from and much hilarity ensued,
which I then I thought,
I don't know if you wanted to be there for that conversation.
I mean, it's not like it's the only conversation
we're gonna ever have.
- Well, heavens no, we had one this morning.
- It was just the first pass at the conversation.
- Yeah.
- And T was like, "By special cuddle, you mean this goes there?"
And I'm like, "That's right, darling."
And then I had to explain to them that,
Hey, in the same way that we told you that Santa doesn't exist and the same way that we told you
Like why we don't celebrate Halloween
There's gonna be lots of your friends who do believe in Santa or lots of your friends who do like Halloween
And we're not gonna ruin what they do or don't know and you know something like where babies come from is something that mummies and
Daddy's get to tell their own children
So even though you know don't lord that over your friends and they're like yes, daddy
And then I have to go through them one by one T. Yeah, do you understand? Yes?
Do you understand and then of course MJ wants to go through every variation of every variable of what it what he could say and what he couldn't say
I'm like honey. Stop looking for a poll just so no
This is fair warning to all of our friends who have kids who are friends with our kids
You might want to have that talk faster rather than
Then later unless you are my kids version hopefully they're not gonna shatter your children's perceptions of things
I do like though that even though they're, I mean, I think MJ is kind of young to know that.
I, you know, but, but I do like that there's, it's not something that shrouded in mystery
or shame or anything else because I think that was part of my reason.
I just thought like, hi there, we just make it a big deal where we like, now you get the
talk or I mean, everything we've taught them has come out of relationship.
It's not been like, now we're going to have this awkward conversation.
It's been this back and forth banter.

It's not like you sit down and go, okay guys, now I need to tell you about the glory of
God.
But think about how they got saved.
Think about, you know, all of our conversations have all the difficult ones we've had.
I've all just come out of them asking questions.
And I actually, I love it.
I thought, if we just treat this as normal as it is and then add why it's special but
not shameful, hopefully, hopefully this will set them up well.
And again, it wasn't graphic.
You know, I just used proper terms, which they all know because they've always referred
to their genitalia by this proper name.
We've sex-proofed our kids.
We've told them, you know, people are not allowed to touch or look.
 and you come and
tell a parent.
So we've been very, very frank with them.
And I think this was just an extension of the frankness.
And at later stages, we'll have a more detailed conversation.
There was enormous amounts of giggling this morning at the breakfast table when
Tia and MJ were retelling about the conversation.
Tia retelling the conversation, MJ giggling and Abby just looking at her
cereal with her head down eating and saying nothing.
So we might need to circle back with that.
Well, the most amazing part was when I explained to my babies for me, they were like, wait.
So you and mommy, yes, three times. Oh, honey.
Yep. Just three times.
So good times, adventures in parenting.
There you go.
Our inspiration for our main topic this week comes from being a grace and
another this morning, we went to church as normal and worship,
mountain to Fanny Krauss from were leading worship and there was an unusual anointing
on worship for service. I was like, this kind of feels like second service worship.
And then just the sweetest presence of the Lord came down and we just worshiped through
the whole time. In fact, went almost into the second service, but Jeff stopped the service,
which I'm sure the musicians were thankful, not only their fingers. I'm sure they're
embarrassed, but also their bladders. Right. And you know, we got to quickly grab some
in a cup of coffee before we did it all again in second service.
And again, this beautiful presence of the Lord.
And I just thought, I love this.
This is what we live for.
Yeah.
And I thought it would be fun to talk about the presence of God.
And, you know, often when we're recording these podcasts, I have me as an audience
member in mind, me 20 years ago, me wanting to know about the stuff that is so normal
for us today, but seemed so far off and mysterious back then.
Right.
I don't know why you're listening, but hopefully this is helpful.
Hopefully we're just really trying to demystify and explain some of where stuff is in the
Bible.
We never try and teach on the podcast.
We teach for a living.
The podcast is more conversational, but I digress.
We're talking about the presence of God this evening.
So when you're talking about the presence of God, why don't you explain what you mean
by that?
Yeah.
I think, you know, one of the facets of God that we're all familiar with is his omnipresence,
the notion that God is everywhere.
Right.
So I remember, for example, when Toronto happened, when the outpouring happened in Toronto,
I remember one of the criticisms that I heard from people was like, "Well, God's everywhere.
Why would I need to go there?"
Right.
And I'm like, "That's a logical argument on paper.
It's really poor in experience."
Right.
Well, it's the difference between the omnipresence of God, isn't it?
And the manifest presence of God.
Right.
being the fact that God is everywhere, but the manifest presence is where God is here,
where God manifests His presence, God shows up. And tangibly, there's an experience as an
encounter of God. It's remarkable when, not to be too poetic, but when heaven kisses earth.
Something happens. Yeah, for sure. And I'm just thinking about, I have experienced the presence
of the Lord both privately and corporately, privately, meaning in my own devotional times,
in my own quiet times. I was just thinking this morning in the middle of worship, in the middle of
this amazing presence of the Lord. I remembered I would have this in my bedroom at home when I
lived in Scotland. I would remember just waiting on the presence of God and the presence of God
would show up and I would literally commando crawl underneath my bed and not hide from it,
But it just felt so intense.
I just thought, Lord, if you don't lift off me, you know, it's funny.
I'd ask for the presents to come.
And then when the presence of the Lord would come, you'd hide under your back.
I'd ask him to take off me because I thought I'm going to die.
I don't think this moral frame can sustain the weight of your glory.
So there's the private in my experience presence of God, but then there's this
corporate manifest presence, which is amazing.
It's going to group of people come together and there's this increased awareness
that the Lord is here. He's in our midst. There's a sense of awe. There's a sense of his presence.
You can feel hope rising. You can feel faith rising. Yeah. And it's astonishing. Yeah.
So I thought tonight we could talk about things that help cultivate the presence of the Lord
and things that hinder the presence of the Lord. All right. Well, give me a list of things that
help. Your all right, it sounded very Scottish there. It did. All right. All right.
Well, I was thinking it's no surprise that for us the presence of the Lord is usually ushered in
in worship. I don't think it always has to be that way. But there's something about worship
that brings about the presence of God. Oh, for sure. And it's also in the Bible.
Well, that's helpful, isn't it? Like in Psalms 100, it says that we enter as gates with thanksgiving
in this court with praise. Like, we literally enter into the presence of the Lord through
thanksgiving and through worship. And there's something super powerful about proclaiming the name
of Jesus and worship and adoration. And there's a verse that everybody, I don't think they
misquote, but they quote an old version of it. It's Psalms 22 verse 3, where it talks about
the Lord is enthroned on the praises of Israel. So we often quote it as the Lord
and habits the praises of his people. I think that comes from Psalm 22 verse 3.
But there's a sense where God is enthroned on the praises, says there in praises of Israel.
But when we worship the Lord, we're just like, "Ah, and I think it's when we're not going through
the motions, when there's a genuine heart to connect, the Lord loves to respond to that."
Yeah, for sure. I think, yeah, it's a difference of coming to church, expecting something,
and in unexpected hope or sort of coming and punching your time clock with God.
Do you know what I mean? Like I punched in a church today. So check, I've done that thing.
I think along with worship is also hunger, probably pretty much what you were talking about.
We would notice that like in Toronto, there was always, when we were there,
I remember there was always the presence of the Lord. You could go in the sanctuary and be empty,
and you could feel the presence of the Lord on Sunday mornings you feel the presence of the Lord but when conferences happened.
It was that's what we just increase and i think because you've got a room full of really hungry people who have in one sense.
I don't mean to be controversial but one sense they put their money where the mouth is they have yes they have paid money to fly some time from the other side of the world.
they've paid money to come to a conference they've placed a value not that you can ever place a value in the presence of lord but it's not something they're taking for grand they're not coming out of habit.
They're coming with a purpose and that purpose is they want their hunger field right and this is so powerful about that totally agree.
James for verses is drawn here to god and he will draw near to you i think that is one of the most profound verses in scripture yeah you can move.
the Lord of the heavens towards you by simply moving towards him.
I took that verse super seriously. I still do, but I remember when I read that verse and
I was just thinking, wait, if that's true, that started my Thursday night date to the Lord.
I used to take Thursday night from seven to nine, I'd cancel out my calendar, and I would just block
off that time. I don't know what it looks like to draw close to the Lord, but I'm going to do
my best. And that's when the presence of the Lord started showing up. I just was like,
"Lord, this time is dedicated to you." And I would come and I would soak and I would journal
and I would just say, "Lord, I just want to be with you." That's all the only reason why I'm here.
This is not out of duty. This is not out of religious observation. This is about me wanting
my heart to be satisfied by the things I know it's crying out for. And the Lord would show up.
And I think this list that we're coming up with is works for both corporate and private
encounters with the presence of the Lord.
Yeah.
Oh, for sure.
I think, yeah, exactly.
Coming hungry and coming from a place of thankfulness.

Uh, again, it, it, the atmosphere just shifts really fast.
I have a friend who's a conference speaker and he said, there's stories he only tells
at conferences because the faith level on Sundays is so low.
Oh, that's sad.
He says, there's only stores I can tell at conferences because people have
placed a value on being there, right?
The Vin convenes himself.
So their faith to believe the test of an is much higher.
Yeah.
And I was like, oh, that's a sad reflection on our Sunday services.
Yeah, it really is.
All right.
My last suggestion on things that help in countering the presence of the Lord is
humility.
Good.
When you think about the presence of the Lord and you think about your encounters with the
presence of the Lord, no matter how strong they are, they all pale into comparison with being
overshadowed by the Holy Spirit and becoming pregnant with the Messiah. I think we could agree.
Yes.
Right.
Yes.
So, I mean, you talk about experiencing the presence of the Lord, that just takes it to a whole other
level. So I've often thought about Mary.
I've thought about like, why why Mary?
You know, why not her next door neighbor, Rhoda?
You know, why not the girl in the other village?
Rhoda, that well-known.
No, I mean, I'm just saying like, why, what was it about Mary?
Right.
And I think there's something in Luke chapter one, you see,
after Mary finds out what's happened in response to this, her prayer is,
says this, "For God has been mindful of the humble state of his servant,
and all generations will call me blessed from now on."
I'm like, yeah, they, they really will.
Yeah.
But there was something about her humility, I think, that the Lord was like you.
You would be an amazing incubator of the presence of the Lord.
Right.
And I'd actually trust you to raise the manifest presence of the Lord.
I mean, it's phenomenal.
Yeah.
There's something.
There's something so beautiful about the loneliness of the Lord.
Do you think about God?
Like how?
I mean, literally he's the God of the universe.
and yet he loves to dwell among the lowly. There's something about humility.
And we're all beneath him. We're all beneath him. We're just, we're nothing. What is man that
you're even mindful of him? And yet the lower we go in humbling ourselves, the more attractive
we become to him. It's just mind-boggling. It really is. And I think that there's even
something in that in terms of, I think where sometimes we go wrong or we miss it is God
is doing something and we think somehow it's about us.
Do you know what I mean?
Yeah.
So the Lord shows up in a service or whatever and it's about, oh man, God used me to do
X or, you know, whatever.
And I don't think it can be about that.
I think it just has to be about God being God and bringing transformation and we just happen to be there.
Does that make sense?
Yeah.
There's three things that help.
Give me two things that hinder the presence of the Lord.
Well, I was kind of kind of edging towards that.
I think one of them is control, like wanting to control the way God's moving or wanting to control what it looks like.
Right.
which, you know, it's just really funny, but we do try and control God or box God all the time,
don't we? Right. And often that's just our fear of looking foolish or, you know,
what would happen if God gets out of control? So we kind of want to maintain control.
What would happen if God got out of control? Right. As if we could actually control him anyway.
But yeah, totally. Yeah. What is control like in your own personal life? Like,
I can think of control in a corporate sense that you got a pastor who, like Jeff said,
one of the difficulties with the morning like this morning is we have confines in
structures called church services. They're designed for our good, but what about when the
Lord shows up and is like, "Hey, would you adore me for a little longer than you were planning?
What are we going to do? What is having control issues look like in your personal life that would
hinder the presence of the Lord?" Well, I suppose it's anything from even
You had a plan for what the day looked like and the Lord's like, "Hey, come spend time with me."
And it's like, "Oh, but I had this day perfectly planned and you fit in this nice little box over
here on the left and giving that up." Sometimes it's dictating the terms of God's appearing.
 Perhaps you could
manifest and make me wealthy. That would be great. Our old Lord, you've shown up and you're
bringing conviction. I was hoping you'd bring the prophetic. Yeah, you're talking to me about
stuff that you want me to deal with, Drat. All right, so that's control. That makes sense.
What's your second one? I think the second one is hotiness. Like just pride.
Pride is really, it's really ugly to God, right? Psalms 138 verse 6 says, "He knows the proud from
afar. It's interesting that he's far away from the road because he knows them from afar.
I mean, the harshest words that the Lord spoke were reserved for the religious leaders of the law,
the people whose knowledge had puffed up.  They prided themselves
in knowing the scriptures, but missing the one the scriptures testify about.
Yeah.
I'm just like, Lord, you know, I think the difficulty with both control and
haughtiness is they're both the things that pass for decently in an order in
most churches today.
Oh, yeah, for sure.
I mean, you put a shirt and a tie on control and haughtiness and it looks respectable.
Yeah.
I mean, yeah, I'm sorry.
That's that's a great visual.
Right.
It's just fear.
Just as fear masquerades as wisdom, so control and haughtiness masquerade as, you know, decent
and in order.
And I don't know.
You know, I never like being critical about the church, but I just, I wonder what we're
aiming at.
You know, recently we got away as a senior leadership team just to think and pray about
about grace in or in some direction.
And I loved our time away.
I loved our time of reflection.
We just rolled some of that stuff out with our staff.
We'll be rolling out to the church later.
Just this whole value that we have on the presence
of the Lord makes me so happy.
- Yeah, me too.
- Because it means the reason we come to church is for him.
- Right.
- Again, no disrespect to churches that have another vision.
I think you need all sorts of churches
to make the body full.
But some people go to church because they want to be taught well.
Some people go to church because they want to enjoy their worship.
Some people want to go to church for the community or some people want to go to
church for the outreach.
None of those things are bad at all.
That's just really not our focus.
And I'm not saying we're better or worse.
I'm just saying our goal and the reason we go to church is for him.
Yeah, just to meet with him.
It's primarily for him.
And sure we benefit from that encounter with him.
But our primary goal is to go and adore the Lord and out of that, everything else flows.
Yeah.
And I love that.
I, that makes me feel like this is what I was built for.
Yeah.
Abandonment and adoration.
So good.
We don't want to just talk about the presence of Lord at Grace Center.
We actually want to encourage you that the presence of the Lord is to go.
Like you can take away.
Take away food.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Like the same presence I encountered this morning was the same presence I encountered
20 something years ago in my in my apartment in Edinburgh.
And I want to encourage you the things that I think just like three steps into the presence of the Lord.
Number one is place of value on it.
I know that sounds dumb, but I remember being at a conference.
I remember I'm a part of this church back in Scotland.
I remember going to a conference with friends of mine from the church that we were part
of that wasn't pro-holy spirits.
Now they were against the Holy Spirit.
I just don't think they had a revelation of the stuff that we're talking about.
But anyway, me and a couple of friends who go to this conference were John and Carolar
there and the presence of the Lord is amazing.
During ministry time, they're offering prayer for everybody.
I say to my friends, "Are you going to come up and get prayer?"
Their response shocked me.

Wow, and I just realized oh you don't have a value on what I'm seeing yeah now I understood it probably look weird to them
I probably looked strange. It does look weird sometimes for sure it does
For sure absolutely, but lots of things in the Bible look strange. Yes on one side of Revelation
Yes, like the king who had to go dip in the the Jordan seven times right?
I'm sure that looked funny
On that side of the revelation, but once he had dipped in the Jordan and brand new skin, it didn't look weird at all.
Everything on one side of a revelation, I think is built to test the mind.
God offends the mind to reveal heart.
I think once you step over that, the trick is having a value for what's on the other side without objecting to the journey.
Right.
Right. Yeah. And just keeping your heart open to whatever it is that God is asking.
I have a value and the value has to be on the Lord himself. I was thinking about all the times
in scripture said in the power of the Lord was present to heal the sick. I love healing. You know,
I love that. I love signs and wonders. I love prophetic ministry, but I never want those to be
idols in place of the presence of the Lord. So yeah, all those things come out the presence of the
Lord. But if we can desire the Lord's presence for the Lord, that's a great value to cultivate.
Second thing, this escaped me for a long time is you can ask for his presence.
I thought I was never going to experience the presence of the Lord because I couldn't afford
a flight to Toronto. Right. And your church didn't look like that.
Right. I thought there was this huge party over there and I can't go to it.
I'm invited, but I can't get to it. And therefore I'm going to miss out on it.
Right. And that's just not the kingdom of God at all.
And in one sense, the Lord is not hindered by geography in another sense.
He really loves geography.
But I found that the Lord would come to me in Edinburgh and I had
had incredible encounters.
That's not to say I didn't get an impartation when I went to Toronto, but it is to say you
can ask for his presence and have an expectation that he will show up for you.
Yeah.
And then number three, out of the expectation, create space for his presence.
I think sometimes we ask and just think that God's just going to fit into our
schedule. I think when we stop and create space, we make room for the answers we've asked for.
Yes. So it's like, Lord, I'm going to ask for your presence. Okay, Lord, this Friday morning,
we're just going to spend with you. Carve at the time, just soap, just pray, just rest,
just be with him. And you will be astonished at what happens.
So good, baby. Do you want to listen to this question? Sure. All right, this is a great question.
This is from Katherine in California.
She asks, "Dear Alan H.A., I've been listening to your podcast for a few months now,
and I've enjoyed it so much and shared it with my husband.
Your tales of the switch and everything Apple have been so fun,
as I share all of those interests too.
My husband even got me into Zelda Breath of the Wild.
I'd just like to say, Katherine and Katherine's husband,
you guys are clearly people gifted with brilliant tastes."
Yes, indeed.
Katherine continues, "I enjoyed your recent podcast on praying in tongues.
My question is, how do you pray for someone in tongues?
Do you just think of them and start praying in tongues?
Do you say their name out loud and then start praying in tongues?

Thanks so much for your advice with love from California, Kathy.
Well, that's interesting.
I don't know that I pray for other people in tongues.
Really?
Yeah, I usually pray for them in English.
Do you?
I pray for people in tongues all the time.
Do you?
Yeah.
I don't know that I do. I pray on my own intungs. You know, I pray when I'm driving the car or
during worship service or whatever. I guess I've prayed for the kids in tongues. I don't say their
name though. I just pray in tongues. What about your when you're on prayer ministry team? I mean,
I know we don't pray out loud in tongues because that's just, you know, weird, but often when I'm
praying for some of the lay hands on them and I'm just praying, I'm praying in tongues,
just gently beside them. Do you ever do that? No, not really. No, I usually pray in English.
Well, given age, you can answer it.

Let me give you an answer.
I literally do that.
I just tend to think of the person.
If I'm lifting them up in prayer and I just think of this person and usually
start in English, Lord, I thank so much for Kathy, Lord.
I just thank you for who she is and what she's going through.
And then I'll just switch into tongues and in her seed for who, you know, you in this case,
I'll just, I'll just start praying in tongues.
And that's pretty much how I do it.
I don't think I've given any other thought to it.
I just trust that given God knows what I'm saying and God knows my heart and intent.
I hope it's reaching the right destination.
Okay.
I think the kingdom is way simpler than we might imagine.
Yeah.
And I don't think that the Lord is sitting up there going, well, you did it this way and you did
that way and I'm only honoring it that way.
I think I just think God's so much bigger than that.
He really is.
If you'd like us to answer one of your questions on the year,
head over to alanaj.com/ask.
I'm assuming most people know, but my name is spelled A-L-Y-N.
So when we say allen and aj there's an allen why and there which might not be immediately obvious.
Well thank you for listening this episode was made possible by listeners just like you who support
the show via patreon to learn how you can support the show get behind the scenes info and access to
our ongoing video developments visit patreon.com slash allen and aj if you want the show notes for
this week, go over to alanaj.com/186.
And finally, there will be no show next week as we're out of town, so we'll see you in
two weeks' time.


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India is a vast country and many of its area is under the cover of forest. Variety of animals and trees are found in these forests. This makes India’s wildlife rich and diverse.India has about 500 Wildlife Sanctuaries, 120 National Park and 18 Bio-reserves. We can understand about India’s richer and diverse wildlife from the fact that India has three biodiversity hot-spots among the 34 biodiversity hot-spots of the world.


Hello everyone!  In this project I'd like to tell you a bit about myself and highlight some of the work I've done at epicodus so far. I hope you Enjoy!
So we'll start off by getting to know me a little better. I'm 29 years old currently living in SE Portland. I was born in Los Angeles and moved up to McMinnville, Oregon at a young age. I'm first generation Mexican-American and very proud of that fact! My parents sacrificed a lot to get to this Country and I'm extremely grateful for all that they've done for me and my sister. Yes! I have a sister, an older one in fact and she lives in SE Portland as well! I've been living up here for the past 6 years with my wonderful partner Abby, our dog Luna and Luna's newest baby brother, our puppy Moo!  There's more!
For the past 7 years I've been the service industry. Specifically, bartending at a popular Oregon and Washington restaurant chain; McMenamins. Education wise, I've receieved my High School Diploma and I've taken a handful of college courses at Portland Community College. Bartending is great and all but, like many others, the pandemic has forced me to spend a lot of time thinking about the future and switching career paths. Programming is something I was always interested in and I'm thankful that Epicodus has given me the opportunity to get into this field!
Here's a list of stuff I like to do and some things I'd like to think I'm good at!
Below I'll link some project repo's that I've done in my time at Epicodus!
This is the first project I did at Epicodus. It inludes HTML and CSS languages.
This project is about my favorite band. It's where I started playing around with floats and images. Languages are also HTML and CSS.
Lastly, we have my wiki rebuild project. This one was where I started exploring Bootstrap! Languages are HTML, CSS and of course Bootstrap.


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Here is a list of the last Pingbacks received by {{ endpointurl }}
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links_to predicates typically indicate a HTML-link while every other predicate is
from an RDF resource or RDFa encoded in a webpage (not yet implemented).
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How to use it with your resources/receive a pingback?
In order to use this service for one of your resources (e.g. your WebID) you can propagate the use of the AKSW Semantic Pingback service in two ways:
- Return a
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file with the following code:Header set X-Pingback "{{ endpointurl }}"
. - Embed a
pingback:service
orpingback:to
statement into your FOAF profile, that links your WebID with the URL of the service (see example below). This solution only works with Semantic Pingback clients, since this autodiscovery mechanism is not included in the original Pingback specification.pingback:service
links to a traditional Pingback 1.0 Server, whilepingback:to
links to a server which accepts a simplified pingback request (this Pingback server can accept both).


This theme has a responsive design with variation of column layouts depending on the page. This theme uses Twitter bootstrap v3.2.0, which will help streamline any customization you want to perform. If you are unfamiliar with bootstrap, be sure to read about it here. The main structure of this site is wrapped in a "container" div, followed by a "row" div. These div Within each section is given a site's home grid size equaling all 12 columns long.
I'm using a master file of CSS (style.css) in this issue that you are free to change depending on the customization you want. There are also four additional stylesheets that change is not recommended. Style sheets lies in the 'CSS' folder and their subfolders. The order of these files is:
You can view this template in any web browser from your desktop computer. Because the files are written in HTML, you do not need an internet connection in order to display or edit the template. Once you have downloaded the files from ThemeForest, open the html folder. find 3 folders in this well (css, img and js) and 1 html file (index.html).
Once again, thank you so much for purchasing this theme. As I said at the beginning, I'd be glad to help you if you have any questions relating to this theme. No guarantees, but I'll do my best to assist. If you have a more general question relating to the themes on ThemeForest, you might consider visiting the forums and asking your question in the "Item Discussion" section.
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At least one row per value in this dimension. Multiple values will be displayed as lists in each cell.


Waterford most well known museum home to the largest collection of the words most famous crystal. This mesmerising place offers guided tours to discover the origin of waterford crystal and how it is made, as well as allowing its visitiors to browse some of the many products the factory has to offer on sale.
The magnificent curved façade of the warm butter-coloured stone building draws in the visitor. The eye-catching giant sculpture on the gable was inspired by a tiny 13th century belt mount found in Waterford. It is Ireland’s only purpose-built medieval museum and the only building on the island to incorporate two medieval chambers, the 13th century Choristers’ Hall and the 15th century Mayor’s Wine Vault.
Located in the heart of Waterford city and is the centre of waterfords cultural and heritage area. It is called the viking trianle because of the the 1000 year old viking walls that once surrounded it. Attractions in the heart of the viking triangle include; Waterford house of Crystal, Reginalds Tower, Christ church cathedral and many more historical sites.
Formarly known as the cathedral of the holy trinity, was built in the 11th Centuary for Richard de Clare. 2nd earl of Pembrook (Strongbow) and Aoife Ni Diarmaits Wedding. It was then replaced by a gothic church in 1210 is now one of the 6 cathedrals in the United Dioceses of Cashel and Ossery. Come expolore this beautiful piece of history and discover the amazing details of one of Irelands most famous Cathedrals.
This Georgian theatre creates, develops, produces and presents a multitude of irish theatre, music, dance and many other local live performances.
Part of the WIT educational programme, is a music school that has been providing people with musical education for over 30 years. Offers both private instrunmental tuition and group classes.
A theatre that aims to entertain the whole family all year around with music, dance, literature, comedy, film, childrens art and exhabitions. This theatre contains many exhabitions by contemporary and local artists.


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Russia given four-year sports ban including World Cup and Olympics
by Chris DavieThe World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has banned Russia from international sports – including the 2019 Olympics in Tokyo and the World Cup in 2022 – for the next four years.
Russia has 21 days to submit an appeal with the Swiss-based Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Slovakia believe they've drawn the toughest possible play-off in Ireland
They host Mick McCarthy’s Ireland on March 26 in a one-off semi-final
by Paul O'HehirSlovakia reckon they have landed the toughest playoff draw possible.
They host Mick McCarthy’s Ireland on March 26 in a one-off semi-final with the winner facing Northern Ireland or Bosnia in a final five days later.
A draw will take place in Switzerland tomorrow to determine who is at home in that decider.
Slovakia finished third in their qualifying group behind Croatia and Wales and closed out with a 2-0 home win over Azerbaijan on Tuesday.
They only finished a point behind Wales and Slovakia boss Pavel Hapal has bemoaned last month’s home draw with Ryan Giggs’ side.
Skipper Marek Hamsik, the long-time Napoli stalwart who is now with Dalian Yifang in China, knows Slovakia have a tough test on their hands.
“It’s a pity we didn’t qualify automatically but we have to get our heads up to play Ireland,” he said.
“For the playoff, it’s important that we’re all playing regularly for our clubs.”
Hertha Berlin defender Peter Pekarík said: “We’ll be disappointed for a few days that we didn’t qualify automatically but our problem was drawing at home with Wales.
“We have another chance in the playoff but I watched Ireland’s game against Denmark and they played very well - they are a really tough opponent.”
Slovakia boss Hapal claims his side is in transition but insists his players will be fired up for the playoff.
Hapal said: “The team is young and we’re rebuilding but there is quality there. The players will be well prepared for a playoff.
“We’ve a positive atmosphere in the team and we’re gaining valuable experience all the time.”
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import { createStore } from 'redux';
createStore
and passing in a reducer
const store = createStore(reducer);
Import and pass in the title reducer we created in the last module
import { Provider } from 'react-redux';
Wrap <App />
inside
<Provider></Provider>
and pass our newly
created store to Provider
as the “store” prop
ReactDOM.render(
<Provider store={store}>
<App />
</Provider>,
rootElement
);
Title
component, and render that as the title. We will
“connect” Title with the connect function.
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
connect
gets invoked twiceexport default connect(() => {}, {})(Title);
mapStateToProps
in to connect -
export default connect(mapStateToProps, {})(Title);
Title
’s props, we return an object.
This object’s properties will be properties on the props object in
Title
. The value for the object properties will be from
state
Title
. Go look in the React
tools. Let’s rewrite this a bit to make the distinction between on the
“titles” more clear:
const mapStateToProps = (state) => {
console.log(state);
return {
titleOnProps: state.title,
};
};
Title
. Go look in the
React tools.
updateTitle
. It will take in
title
as an argument. Console.log title
so we
can make sure it’s working when we go to test this function.
Title.js
-
import { updateTitle } from '../actions';
index.js
, we can import from the directory now, instead of
the file. This helps us a ton later when we have a lot of files in one
directory.
connect
.
updateTitle
.
export default connect(
mapStateToProps,
{ updateTitle } // same as { updateTitle: updateTitle }
)(Title);
onClick
handler on the button that will invoke a
function called updateTitle
(not to be confused with the
action creator, which is available in this component as
props.updateTitle
).
updateTitle
. It will
take in an event, call preventDefault
, then call
this.props.updateTitle
and pass in the input text
Type in the input, and click the button. You should have your text logged from the action creator function.
Let’s return the action object from the action creator.
export function updateTitle(title) {
console.log(title);
return {
type: "UPDATE_TITLE",
payload: title,
};
}
export const UPDATE_TITLE = "UPDATE_TITLE";
export function updateTitle(title) {
console.log(title);
return {
type: UPDATE_TITLE,
payload: title,
};
}
members
state from the
DragonList
component to the
initialState
object in the
reducer/index.js
file.
DragonList
mapStateToProps
function and get membersfrom the
state
connect
an empty object for now -
export default connect(mapStateToProps, {})(DragonList)
addNewMember
.
e.preventDefault
, then invoke
this.props.addNewMember
and pass in
this.state.newMember
reducer/index.js
file, import your new action type.
Then write the case for the action. Talk through the aspects of
immutibility here (Don’t forget that the new member you’re adding to the
array needs to be an object!)
addFriend
function, write
debugger;
just above the action creator invocation.
bindActionCreator
function. This is inside “connect”. It
will call your action creator (hover over actionCreator to see the
function name), and pass in your arguments (hover over arguments).
actionCreator.apply(this, arguments)
you
will see the action that is going to be returned when redux calls the
action creator.
dispatch
function. More on that later…
bindActionCreator
function. Talk about how our action that
was just returned is about to be passed into disptach
.
if
’s are simply checking that everything is
okay (action is an object and has a type property)
onClick
handler on the friend element inside the .map
in DragonList
. It will invoke a
this.toggleStatus
function in the class and pass it the
event and the index of the friend.
toggleStatus
function should invoke it, and pass it the
index.


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This library provides commonly used geometry types and methods for easier and better coding.
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| #define | G_E 2.7182818284590452354 |
| Value for e. | |
| #define | G_LOG2E 1.4426950408889634074 |
| Value for log2(e). | |
| #define | G_LOG10E 0.43429448190325182765 |
| Value for log10(e). | |
| #define | G_LN2 0.69314718055994530942 |
| Value for ln(2). | |
| #define | G_LN10 2.30258509299404568402 |
| Value for ln(10). | |
| #define | G_PI 3.14159265358979323846 |
| Value for PI. | |
| #define | G_PIx2 6.28318530717958647692 |
| Value for PI*2. | |
| #define | G_PI_2 1.57079632679489661923 |
| Value for PI/2. | |
| #define | G_PI_4 0.78539816339744830962 |
| Value for PI/4. | |
| #define | G_1_PI 0.31830988618379067154 |
| Value for 1/PI. | |
| #define | G_2_PI 0.63661977236758134308 |
| Value for 2/PI. | |
| #define | G_2_SQRTPI 1.12837916709551257390 |
| Value for 2/sqrt(PI). | |
| #define | G_SQRT2 1.41421356237309504880 |
| Value for sqrt(2). | |
| #define | G_SQRT1_2 0.70710678118654752440 |
| Value for sqrt(1/2). | |
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@Deprecated
public interface Rule<T>
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FactMap |
getFactMap()
Deprecated.
The getFactMap() method gets the FactMap used for the current Rule.
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java.util.List<java.lang.Object> |
getThen()
Deprecated.
Method getThen() gets the instance(s) of the functional interface(s) responsible for the action to be performed by
the Rule.
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java.util.function.Predicate<FactMap<T>> |
getWhen()
Deprecated.
Method getWhen() gets the
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Rule<T> |
given(Fact<T>... facts)
Deprecated.
The given() method sets the Facts to be used by the Rule.
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Rule<T> |
given(FactMap<T> facts)
Deprecated.
The given() method sets the Facts to be used by the Rule.
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Rule<T> |
given(java.util.List<Fact<T>> facts)
Deprecated.
The given() method sets the Facts to be used by the Rule.
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Rule<T> |
given(java.lang.String name,
T value)
Deprecated.
The given() method sets the Facts to be used by the Rule.
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The givenUnTyped method sets an untyped FactMap.
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run()
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The run() method evaluates the Rule.
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run(java.lang.Object... otherArgs)
Deprecated.
This run() method allows for arguments in addition to the FactMap to be passed to the action(s).
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Deprecated.
The setNextRule method adds the next Rule to the chain.
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stop()
Deprecated.
Stops the rule chain after the then() method executes.
Note: this will only happen if the when() condition evaluates to true. |
Rule<T> |
then(java.util.function.Consumer<FactMap<T>> action)
Deprecated.
The then() method performs some action based on facts.
This then() method does not imply a return value, only that the next chained then() is executed. |
Rule<T> |
using(java.lang.String... factName)
Deprecated.
The using() method reduces the Facts used by the then() method to only the value of the Fact specified
by the factName.
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Rule<T> |
when(java.util.function.Predicate<FactMap<T>> test)
Deprecated.
The when() method takes in a
Predicate that evaluates the facts against a condition. |
void run(java.lang.Object... otherArgs)
otherArgs
- additional arguments to be passed to the Rule action(s)default void run()
Rule<T> given(java.lang.String name, T value)
name
- name of the Factvalue
- object provided as the Fact with the given nameRule<T> given(Fact<T>... facts)
facts
- Facts to be used by the RuleRule<T> given(java.util.List<Fact<T>> facts)
facts
- a List of Facts to be used by the RuleRule<T> given(FactMap<T> facts)
facts
- a FactMap
Rule<T> givenUnTyped(FactMap facts)
facts
- a FactMap
FactMap getFactMap()
java.util.function.Predicate<FactMap<T>> getWhen()
Predicate
that evaluates the condition of the Rule.Rule<T> when(java.util.function.Predicate<FactMap<T>> test)
Predicate
that evaluates the facts against a condition.test
- the condition(s) to be evaluated against the FactsRule<T> then(java.util.function.Consumer<FactMap<T>> action)
action
- the action to be performedRule<T> stop()
Rule<T> using(java.lang.String... factName)
factName
- the name of the Fact value to be used by the then() method.java.util.List<java.lang.Object> getThen()


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4/11 email
Dear Colleagues,
The PSC is teaming up with the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA), the union representing 42,000 nurses in New York, to create the Homework Hotline-an initiative to provide academic support to the children of nurses while their parents are risking their lives to keep other New Yorkers safe. I am writing to invite you to participate by volunteering an hour or two a week to be available to help the children of nurses with their classes or homework.
Many of us have been looking for ways to support frontline workers, especially healthcare workers, in this terrible epidemic. One thing we can do is volunteer some time for their children, who have had to cope with distance learning and parents working long and grueling shifts in hospitals. I feel grateful for the opportunity to have something to offer, even if it's small, to those who are offering so much.
If you can volunteer an hour or two a week, sign up here and specify the time you are available and the subject in which you are qualified to offer academic help. The subject areas have been kept broad because we anticipate that most of the students requesting help will be in elementary or secondary school. For now we have limited the subject areas to: Math, English, Science, Social Science, Spanish and, possibly, other languages. We may add more if there is a need for more or if greater specialization is needed.
Once we have a roster of volunteer faculty, we will provide a link to the roster to NYSNA members and their families. Students will sign up for tutoring in their desired subject at the time they need support. You can communicate with the student through email, video conferencing, phone conversation, or whatever combination works best for you and the student.
In order to protect your privacy and restrict the requests to your specified hours, the PSC staff strongly urge you to use a Zoom account or provide a dedicated email address and/or Google Voice number rather than your personal email and phone number. Simple instructions for signing on to these free services are below. Students will use that address or number to reach you during the times you specify.
If you'd like help signing up or have other questions, please contact Ida Cheng at the PSC. And if you are seeking additional ways to offer support, our statewide affiliate, NYSUT, which represents thousands of healthcare workers, has made an urgent appeal for donations to buy PPE for healthcare workers on the frontlines. Please give generously.
I know that many of us are stretched thin in our own lives right now, but I hope that those who can will find an hour a week to join the Homework Hotline.
Thank you.
Barbara Bowen President, PSC/CUNY
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You can conduct your tutoring sessions using either Google Voice, Google Hangout, Google Video or Zoom. All three Google options require that you have a Gmail account. It might be best to set up a Gmail account just for this purpose, even if you have an existing Gmail account.
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WITNESS LIST Appropriations Committee February 28, 2005-7:00A Budget For: Evans, Douglas (City of Grapevine and Texas Recreation and Park Society) Homer, Andrew (Texas Public Employees Association) Against: Brown, Steve (Self and Texas Library Association) Mann, Susan S. (Self and Texas Library Association) On: Atkins, Billy (Texas Lottery Commission) Balderrama, Sandra (Texas Cancer Council) Bass, James (Texas Department of Transportation) Beck, Jim (Office of the Secretary of State) Behrens, P.E., Michael W. (Texas Department of Transportation) Bow, Jonathan D. (State Office of Risk Management) Carrillo, Victor G. (Texas Railroad Commission) Carrington, Edwina P. (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) Clark, Jacquelyn (Self) Combs, Susan (Texas Department of Agriculture) Cook, Robert W. (Texas Parks and Wildlife) Deiters, Kevin (Office of Fire Fighters' Pension Commission) Edge, Darrell W. (Comptroller of Public Accounts) Edwards, Kimberly K. (Texas Public Finance Authority) Flores, Linda (TCEQ) Fuelberg, Ann (Employees Retirement System) Garcia, Buddy (Secretary of State) Gilman, Tony (Ed Perez, Executive Director and Texas Office of State - Federal Relations) Greer, Reagan E. (Texas Lottery Commission) Guthrie, Brian (Office of the Governor) Guthrie, Brian (Texas Incentive and Productivity Commission) Hamilton, Billy (Comptroller of Public Accounts) Hanson, Benjamin (Office of the Secretary of State) Hernandez, Ricardo (Texas Commission on the Arts) Isom, Rex (Texas Soil and Water Conservation Board) Jensen (Mike), Michael J. (Texas Animal Health Commission) Jones, Elizabeth Ames (Railroad Commission of Texas) Kitchens, Ron (Railroad Commission of Texas) Krishock, William Patrick (Texas Bond Review Board) Lewis, Glenn (Commission on State Emergency Communications) Mallett, Paul (Commission on State Emergency Communications) Miller, Lisa Ivie (Self and Office of the Fire Fighters' Pension Commissioner) Moseley, Jeff (Office of the Governor Economic Development and Tourism Board) Nier, James E. (Texas Veterans Commission) Oaks, Lawerence (Texas Historical Commission) Patterson, Jerry (GLO) Pickett, Sandra J. (Texas State Library and Archives Commission) Rath, Diane (Texas Workforce Commission) Reed, Cindy (Texas Building and Procurement Commission) Reisman, David A. (Texas Ethics Commission) Shankle, Glenn (TCEQ) Stone, Charles S. (Office of Rural Community Affairs) Temple, Larry (TX Workforce Commission) Thigpen, Drew (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department) Townsend, Randy (Texas Workforce Commission) White, Rebeca (Office of the Governor and Governor's Trusteed Programs) Williams, Roger (Office of the Secretary of State)


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Starting on the 10th Of April 2020 we will be streaming every day for easter! Schedule included below.
Ending on the 13th of April 2020 where we will be having our last stream for our easter marathon. This page includes all the info you will need such as schedule of each day and video archives of each stream.
| Time | Activity | Description |
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| 11am ACST | Start Stream | Starting Soon Scene Is Shown |
| 11:10am ACST | Chilling & Talking To Chat | For the start of the stream Tyson sits down and talks to chat while also talks to Kaiss on video/voice call on discord |
| 11:20am ACST | Updates | Tyson explains ALL updates to do with Gaming Hotspot and shows new website. |
| 11:40am ACST | Gameplay: Fortnite Battle Royale | Tyson plays fortnite battle royale in solo,duos and creative and plays with fans and freinds. |
| 12:30pm ACST | Break Begins | Tyson will have a quick break for lunch |
| 1pm ACST | Break Ends | After break ends Tyson begins playing Fortnite Save The World by himself unless people ask to play in chat. |
| 1:30pm ACST | Talking To Chat & Beginning to end the stream | Tyson will read chat and talk to chat with any questions they have etc, he may also be on voice/video call on discord at this time. |
| 1:40pm ACST | Stream Ending | Ending Soon scene is shown and soon after stream will end for the day. |
| Time | Activity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1pm ACST | Start Stream | Starting Soon Scene Is Shown |
| 1:10pm ACST | Chilling & Talking To Chat | For the start of the stream Tyson sits down and talks to chat. |
| 1:20pm ACST | Updates | Tyson explains ALL updates to do with Gaming Hotspot and shows new website. |
| 1:40pm ACST | Gameplay: Minecraft | Tyson plays Minecraft PC starting a survival world then may later on go on a minecraft server if Tyson wants to. |
| 2:20pm ACST | Break Begins | Tyson will have a quick break to get the next game ready and to have a quick rest. |
| 2:35pm ACST | Break Ends | After break ends Tyson begins playing Rocket League unless connectivity issues occur then he will return playing Minecraft |
| 2:50pm ACST | Talking To Chat & Beginning to end the stream | Tyson will read chat and talk to chat with any questions they have etc, he may also be on voice/video call on discord at this time. |
| 3pm ACST | Stream Ending | Ending Soon scene is shown and soon after stream will end for the day. |
| Time | Activity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 9am ACST | Start Stream | Starting Soon Scene Is Shown |
| 9:10am ACST | Chilling & Talking To Chat | For the start of the stream Tyson sits down and talks to chat. |
| 9:20am ACST | Updates | Tyson explains ALL updates to do with Gaming Hotspot and shows new website. |
| 9:40am ACST | Gameplay: GTA5 Online | Tyson plays GTA5 Online and shows off his cars, offices and more as well as plays the general GTA5 Online experience. |
| 10:30am ACST | Break Begins | Tyson will have a quick break to get the next game ready and to have a quick rest. |
| 10:45am ACST | Break Ends | After break ends Tyson begins playing Roblox unless he hasent finished or just wants to keep playing GTA5 Online |
| 11:35am ACST | Talking To Chat & Beginning to end the stream | Tyson will read chat and talk to chat with any questions they have etc, he may also be on voice/video call on discord at this time. |
| 11:40am ACST | Stream Ending | Ending Soon scene is shown and soon after stream will end for the day. |
| Time | Activity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 8pm ACST | Start Stream | Starting Soon Scene Is Shown |
| 8:10pm ACST | Chilling & Talking To Chat | For the start of the stream Tyson sits down and talks to chat. |
| 8:20pm ACST | Updates | Tyson explains ALL updates to do with Gaming Hotspot and shows new website. |
| 8:40pm ACST | Gameplay: Vote For Any Game That Tyson has | Tyson plays Any game that his chat votes on, there will be a straw poll to decide what game the viewers want to watch and for Tyson to play in this stream. |
| 9:30pm ACST | Break Begins | Tyson will have a quick break to have a quick rest. |
| 9:50pm ACST | Break Ends | After the break ends Tyson continues to play the game voted by his chat in the previous segment. |
| 10:20pm ACST | Talking To Chat & Beginning to end the stream | Tyson will read chat and talk to chat with any questions they have etc, he may also be on voice/video call on discord at this time. |
| 10:30pm ACST | Stream Ending | Ending Soon scene is shown and soon after stream will end for the day. |


It caught the attention of the Head of State and is still trending. The exposé of self proclaimed Dr. Prophet Victor Kanyari as a charlatan. In the midst of all the condemnation, pause to reflect- what makes charlatans so successful in their selling and what can we learn from them?
The first lesson is that you help clients by identifying problems-not merely solving problems. Victor Kanyari identified personal pain in his target market and then presented himself as a “solution” complete with “evidence”-that payment followed is not a surprise.
Problem solving is selling a drill because the client wants it. Yet clients don’t want drills, they want holes. Identifying this as the problem may lead you to sell nails and a hammer instead of a drill. Or, further identifying why the holes are required may lead you to sell a suction pad or clip-on instead, assuming the client didn’t know there were other, non intrusive ways of hanging a picture on the wall which was his real reason for asking for the drill. Problem solving leads to selling a product; problem identification leads the seller to know the product to sell.
His (fake) testimonials reinforced his “solution” and is the second learning point. Word of mouth is a powerful way to communicate the efficacy of one’s product or service. Testimonials may be oral, written or digital. Word of mouth also has a downside; in the same way it spreads good news fast, it does so bad news-only faster. The same media that grew Kanyari is the same one that exposed him. Which should only be a problem for the swindler like Kanyari or such unethical sellers who promise warranty to increase sales only to rescind on it when a genuine claim arises ; sellers out to give a service rebound easily from bad news with an apology and correction. Like my barber who scraped my scalp much rougher than intended and having apologised, gave me the next cut for free.
A third thing that the unfortunate Kanyari episode teaches us is that nothing succeeds without passion. The crocodile tears, the staged fainting and the theatrical screaming brought out what truly carries any sale-passion. Passion sells; passion yields an emotional connection that generates followers. A salesperson, who lacks passion in his product will struggle to sell it. Passion need not be as dramatic as evidenced by Kanyari and his band of merry men. Passion shows when the seller gives full attention to the buyer; passion manifests itself when the seller is excited about the product; passion is evident when the seller is keen on problem identification-not merely problem solving.
Another lesson we learn from the impostor, is the importance of preparation before presentation. His “testimonials” were coached to perfection. If practice makes perfect then be careful what you practice; bad sales habits are also practiced- only unconsciously. Lack of practice shows in any presentation and at such times, even passion and conviction struggle to come through and a sale is lost.
Finally, if only charlatans were ethical in their selling, they would be runaway successes. Be ethical in your selling for long term sustainable income and reputation. To quote Bob Marley: “You can fool some people some times, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.”


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dword InkFolderGetNumChildren( /* Subfolders:Notes */ dword fldr, /* ID# of folder */ VMFileHandle fh); /* Handle of Ink DB file */
This message returns the number of children the Ink Database folder has. The high word of the return value holds the number of sub folders; the low word holds the number of notes.
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void InkFolderMove( dword fldr, /* ID# of folder to move */ dword pfldr);/* ID# of new parent folder */
This routine moves an Ink Database folder to a new location in the folder tree.
Include: pen.goh
void InkFolderSetTitle( dword tag, /* ID# of folder */ VMFileHandle fh, /* Handle of Ink DB file */ const char * name); /* Text object */);
This routine renames an Ink Database folder. The passed name should be null-terminated.
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void InkFolderSetTitleFromTextObject( dword tag, /* ID# of folder */ FileHandle fh, /* Handle of Ink DB file */ optr text); /* Text object */);
This routine sets the name of the passed Ink Database folder from the contents of the passed VisText object.
Include: pen.goh
void InkGetDocPageInfo( PageSizeReport * psr, /* Structure to fill with return value */ VMFileHandle fh);
This routine returns the dword ID of the head folder of an Ink Database file.
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GStateHandle InkGetDocCustomGString( VMFileHandle dbfh);
This routine returns the custom GString associated with the passed Ink Database file. Note that this custom background will only be used if the document's basic
InkBackgroundType
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InkSetDocGString()
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InkBackgroundType InkGetDocGString( VMFileHandle dbfh);
This routine returns the standard GString to use as a background picture with the passed Ink Database file. If the returned background type is custom, be sure to also call
InkGetDocCustomGString()
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dword InkGetParentFolder( dword tag, /* ID# of folder or note */ VMFileHandle fh); /* Handle of Ink DB file */
This message returns the dword ID of the passed Ink Database note or folder.
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word InkGetTitle( dword tag, /* ID# of folder or note */ VMFileHandle fh, /* Handle of Ink DB file */ char * dest); /* should be INK_DB_MAX_TITLE_SIZE +1 */);
This message fills the passed text buffer with the folder's or note's title, a null-terminated string. The routine's explicit return value is the length of the string (including the terminator).
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dword InkNoteCopyMoniker( dword title, /* ID# of parent folder */ optr list, /* Output list */ word type, /* 1: text note * 0: ink note * -1: folder */
word entry); /* Handle of Ink DB file */
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dword InkNoteCreate( dword tag, /* ID# of parent folder */ VMFileHandle fh); /* Handle of Ink DB file */
This routine creates a note and adds it to the passed folder's child list. The new note's dword ID is returned.
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word InkNoteCreatePage( dword tag, /* ID# of note */ VMFileHandle fh, /* Handle of Ink DB file */ word page); /* Page number to insert before, * CA_NULL_ELEMENT to append */
This routine creates a new page within a note. It returns the new page number.
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void InkNoteDelete( dword tag, /* ID# of note */ VMFileHandle fh); /* Handle of Ink DB file */
This message deletes the passed note. All references to the note are deleted.
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VMFileHandle fh, char * strings, /* strings to match (separated by * whitespace or commas), can contain * C_WILDCARD or C_SINGLE_WILDCARD */
word opt, /* true to match all keywords; * false to match at least one keyword */
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ChunkHandle InkNoteFindByTitle( /* Return value is chunk array with elements: * FindNoteHeader * -dword tag- * -dword tag- * etc... */
const char * string, /* string to match (can contain C_WILDCARD * or C_SINGLE_WILDCARD */
SearchOptions opt, /* Search options */ Boolean Body, /* true if you want to look in the body * of text notes */
VMFileHandle fh); /* Handle of Ink DB file */
This routine returns a chunk array containing the dword ID numbers of all notes whose titles match the passed search string, preceded by the number of matching notes. If no such notes are found, then the returned handle will be NULL.
Note that this routine will only return about 20K notes; if there are more that match, only the first 20K will be returned.
Include: pen.goh


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Storing, managing, and processing datasets are foundational processes in data science. This course introduces the fundamental knowledge and skills of data engineering that are required to be effective as a data scientist. This course focuses on the basics of data pipelines, data pipeline flows and associated business use cases, and how organizations derive value from data and data engineering. As these fundamentals of data engineering are introduced, learners will interact with data and data processes at various stages in the pipeline, understand key data engineering tools and platforms, and use and connect critical technologies through which one can construct storage and processing architectures that underpin data science applications.
The course is organized as an online inverted classroom. During each week, students first work through a set of asynchronous materials, including video lectures, readings, and other activities. Once a week, students meet for a 90-minute live session, in which they connect with an instructor and other students in an online classroom. A functioning webcam and an audio headset are required to participate in the live sessions. Students must complete all assigned asynchronous material before the scheduled live session begins.
Students will:
Students will:
The 12 assignments will cumulatively build into 3 projects: the Query Project, the Tracking User Activity Project and the Understanding User Behavior Project. Each assignment will be a part of one of these projects. Each assignment will be a hands-on lab that is completed both individually and revisited during the synchronous weekly group sessions. Ten of the twelve assignments will be graded.
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These assignments are the core of this course. Your work on them is one of the best ways for you to learn. To allow you to get the most out of each assignment, we iterate through each of them. For example, for Assignment 1: 1) you’ll work in groups and hear from us about the content of the assignment in Week 1, then 2) you’ll work on it independently and/or in groups during the week, coming to Week 2’s synchronous session with an attempt at the assignment and any questions you have, next 3) we will review it and address questions during Week 2’s synchronous session, and finally, 4) the final version of the assignment will be due the next day.
Most readings are available through a subscription to https://www.safaribooksonline.com/. Other readings are blogposts and links.
SQL Tutorial
w3schools.com
https://www.w3schools.com/sql/default.asp
Learning SQL, 2nd Edition
by Alan Beaulieu
https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/learning-sql-2nd/9780596801847/
Learning the Shell
by William E. Shotts, Jr.
http://linuxcommand.org/lc3_learning_the_shell.php
Pro Git book
by Scott Chacon and Ben Straub
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2
Python for Data Analysis, 2nd Edition
by William Wesley McKinney
https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/python-for-data/9781491957653/
Getting Started with Docker
https://docs.docker.com/get-started/
Using Docker
by Adrian Mouat
https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/using-docker/9781491915752/
The course consists of 4 sections: A 3-week Introduction that covers the basics of storage and retrieval concepts and tools; a 5-week Basics section that provides a deeper exploration of working with data and data pipelines; a 4-week section that focuses on Streaming Data; and a concluding section, Putting it All Together, that integrates concepts and skills from the entire course into a cohesive model of the data pipeline.
In addition to the sequenced material covered, the course also includes Tutorial materials that focus on technical skills associated with data engineering technologies, tools, and platforms. These tutorials also provide a practical foundation for the discussions and activities that will take place in the live classroom for specific weeks in the term.
Data Science vs. Data Engineering
Insight Data Science blog https://blog.insightdatascience.com/data-science-vs-data-engineering-62da7678adaa
Network Programmability and Automation by Jason Edelman, Matt Oswalt, Scott S. Lowe Chapter 8. Source Control with Git https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/network-programmability-and/9781491931240/ch08.html#sourcecontrol
Analytics For Hackers: How To Think About Event Data by Michelle Wetzler https://blog.keen.io/analytics-for-hackers-how-to-think-about-event-data-cabeefe1f3d9
1.1 - Welcome
1.1.1 What is Data Engineering? [lecture]
1.1.2 What will I be able to do after this course? [lecture]
1.2 - This Course
1.2.1 Organization and Approach [lecture]
1.3 - Data Pipelines
1.3.1 What's a Data Pipeline? [lecture]
1.3.2 Typical Pipeline Components [lecture]
1.4 - Events Everywhere
1.4.1 Device Events [lecture]
1.4.2 User Events [lecture]
1.4.3 Event Streams [lecture]
Network Programmability and Automation by Jason Edelman, Matt Oswalt, Scott S. Lowe Chapter 5. Data Formats and Data Models https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/network-programmability-and/9781491931240/ch05.html#dataformats
Python for Data Analysis, 2nd Edition by William Wesley McKinney Chapter 2.2 IPython Basics https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/python-for-data/9781491957653/ch02.html#ipython_basics
2.1 Working with Data
2.1.1 Introduction [lecture]
2.1.2 Formats [screencast]
2.1.3 Schema/Types [screencast]
2.2 Tools for Working with Data
2.2.1 Introduction to Tools [screencast]
2.2.2 Introduction to the Command Line [tutorial]
2.2.3 Using the The Command Line [tutorial]
2.2.4 Introduction to Jupyter Notebooks [tutorial]
2.2.5 Introduction to Docker [tutorial]
Designing Data-Intensive Applications, 1st Edition Martin Kleppmann Chapter 2. Data Models and Query Languages https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/designing-data-intensive-applications/9781491903063/ch02.html#ch_datamodels
Learning SQL, 2nd Edition by Alan Beaulieu Chapter 3. Query Primer https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/learning-sql-2nd/9780596801847/ch03.html
3.1 What is the queryside?
3.1.1 Revisiting Pipelines [lecture]
3.1.2 Immutability [lecture]
3.2 Query Tools
3.2.1 Queryside World [screencast]
3.2.2 Athena [screencast]
3.2.3 BigQuery [screencast]
3.3 Sneak Peek
3.3.1 Caching [screencast]
3.3.2 Using Jupyter Notebooks [tutorial]
3.3.3 Using Docker [tutorial]
3.3.4 Using Containers to Run Services with Docker [tutorial]
Using Docker by Adrian Mouat Chapter 1. The What and Why of Containers https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/using-docker/9781491915752/ch01.html#what_and_why
Modern Linux Administration by Sam R. Alapati Chapter 1. Modern Linux System Administration https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/modern-linux-administration/9781491935941/ch01.html#idm139918689681584
4.1 Introduction
4.1.1 - Where are we in the Pipeline? [lecture]
4.2 Relational Data Stores
4.2.1 - Relational Databases [lecture]
4.2.2 - Relational Databases - Relations [lecture]
4.2.3 - Relational Databases - Normalization [lecture]
4.3 NoSQL Data Stores
4.3.1 - NoSQL Data Stores [lecture]
4.3.2 - NoSQL - Relational Model [screencast]
4.3.3 - NoSQL - Document Store [screencast]
4.3.4 - NoSQL - Key-Value Store [screencast]
Hadoop: The Definitive Guide, 4th Edition by Tom White Chapters 1-3 https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/hadoop-the-definitive/9781491901687/
5.1 Introduction to the Cloud
5.1.1 - Virtualization and Containers [screencast]
5.1.2 - Infrastructure Encapsulation and Isolation [screencast]
5.1.3 - Composing Containers [screencast]
5.1.4 - Failure in Distributed Systems [lecture]
5.2 Hadoop
5.2.1 - Hadoop [lecture]
5.2.2 - Hadoop Walkthrough [screencast]
5.2.3 - The Hadoop Ecosystem [screencast]
5.2.4 - Using Hadoop [screencast]
Designing Data-Intensive Applications, 1st Edition Martin Kleppmann Chapter 10. Batch Processing https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/designing-data-intensive-applications/9781491903063/ch10.html#ch_batch
Designing Data-Intensive Applications, 1st Edition Martin Kleppmann Chapter 11. Stream Processing https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/designing-data-intensive-applications/9781491903063/ch11.html#ch_stream
Hadoop: The Definitive Guide, 4th Edition by Tom White Chapter 4. YARN https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/hadoop-the-definitive/9781491901687/ch04.html
6.1 Introduction
6.1.1 - Transform Section of Pipeline [lecture]
6.2 ETL
6.2.2 - You don't always (aka usually) get what you want [screencast]
6.3 Hadoop ETL
6.3.1 - Running Hadoop Jobs [lecture]
6.3.2 - Hadoop ETL [screencast]
6.3.3 - Introduction to Spark [screencast]
6.4 Container Management
6.4.1 - Distributed Execution Models [screencast]
6.4.2 - Introduction to Schedulers [screencast]
6.4.3 - Using Schedulers [screencast]
Modern Linux Administration by Sam R. Alapati Chapter 15. Security and Compliance in the Modern Systems Environment https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/modern-linux-administration/9781491935941/ch15.html
7.1 Pipeline Context
7.1.1 - Pipeline Context [lecture]
7.2 Where did the data come from?
7.2.1 - APIs [screencast]
7.2.2 - Web pages [screencast]
7.2.3 - Email attachments [screencast]
7.2.4 - Databases [screencast]
7.2.5 - Cloud Storage [screencast]
7.2.6 - Application Pipelines [screencast]
7.3 What do you want to know about the data you get?
7.3.1 - Lineage [screencast]
7.4 Security and Privacy
7.4.1 - Security and Privacy [lecture]
7.4.2 - Sensitive Data [screencast]
Designing Data-Intensive Applications, 1st Edition by Martin Kleppmann Chapter 6. Partitioning https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/designing-data-intensive-applications/9781491903063/ch06.html#ch_partitioning
8.1 Querying
8.1.1 - Pipeline Context [lecture]
8.1.2 - Base decisions on queries [screencast]
8.1.3 - Query Walkthrough [screencast]
8.2 Partitions
8.2.1 - Querying with Partition Keys [screencast]
8.3 Query Planning
8.3.1 - Query Optimization [screencast]
8.3.2 - Using the Tools [screencast]
Kafka: The Definitive Guide, 1st Edition by Gwen Shapira, Neha Narkhede, Todd Palino Chapter 7. Building Data Pipelines https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/kafka-the-definitive/9781491936153/ch07.html
9.1 Pipeline Context
9.1.1 - Where are we in the Pipeline? [lecture]
9.2 Kafka
9.2.1 - Distributed Messaging [lecture]
9.2.2 - Kafka Walkthrough [screencast]
9.2.3 - Where are the data coming from? [screencast]
9.2.4 - Latency [lecture]
9.2.5 - Batch vs. Real Time [screencast]
9.2.6 - Driven by Queries [screencast]
High Performance Spark, 1st Edition by Holden Karau, Rachel Warren Chapter 2. How Spark Works https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/high-performance-spark/9781491943199/ch02.html
10.1 NoETL
10.1.1 - Pipeline Context [lecture]
10.2 Modes of Execution
10.2.1 - Batch -vs- Streaming [screencast]
10.2.2 - Single Event Processing [screencast]
10.2.3 - Microbatch [screencast]
10.2.4 - Continuous Applications - Handling Batch and Streaming Data in the Same System [screencast]
10.3
10.3.1 - In Memory Computing [screencast]
10.4 Take Action!
10.4.1 * Take Action! [lecture]
Structured Streaming Programming Guide Apache Foundation https://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/structured-streaming-programming-guide.html Through “Operations on streaming DataFrames/Datasets” section
11.1 Pipeline Context
11.1.1 - Pipeline Context [lecture]
11.2 In Memory
11.2.1 - Streaming and Spark [screencast]
11.2.2 - Structured Streaming [screencast]
11.3 Resource Selections
11.3.1 - Dedicated Stream Processing [screencast]
11.4 Distributed In-memory Storage
11.4.1 - Distributed In-memory Storage [screencast]
11.5 Activity
11.5.1 - User Activity [lecture]
Structured Streaming Programming Guide Apache Foundation https://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/structured-streaming-programming-guide.html From “Streaming Queries” section to end
12.1 Queries
12.1.1 - Caching -vs- Stream Queries [screencast]
12.1.2 - Caching and the Web [screencast]
12.1.3 - A walk down memory lane - data mining [screencast]
12.1.4 - Replay [screencast]
12.1.5 - Caching queries [screencast]
Scala:Applied Machine Learning by Alex Kozlov, Patrick R. Nicolas, Pascal Bugnion Sessionization (in Chapter 6. Working with Unstructured Data) https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/scalaapplied-machine-learning/9781787126640/ch32s04.html
Advanced Analytics with Spark, 2nd Edition by Uri Laserson, Sandy Ryza, Sean Owen, Josh Wills Sessionization in Spark (in Chapter 8. Geospatial and Temporal Data Analysis on New York City Taxi Trip Data) https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/Advanced+Analytics+with+Spark,+2nd+Edition/9781491972946/ch08.html#idm140398878264880
13.1 Context
13.1.1 - Pipeline Context [lecture]
13.2 Sessionization and State
13.2.1 - Sessionization and state for action [lecture]
13.3 Using Public Clouds
13.3.1 - AWS
13.3.2 - GCP
Infrastructure as Code by Kief Morris Chapter 1. Challenges and Principles https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/infrastructure-as-code/9781491924334/ch01.html#chapter-challenges
Network Programmability and Automation by Jason Edelman, Matt Oswalt, Scott S. Lowe Chapter 10. Continuous Integration https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/network-programmability-and/9781491931240/ch10.html#cicd
Serverless Architectures on AWS by Peter Sbarski Chapter 1. Going serverless https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/serverless-architectures-on/9781617293825/kindle_split_013.html
The Case for Learned Index Structures by Tim Kraska, Alex Beutel, Ed H. Chi, Jeffrey Dean, & Neoklis Polyzotis https://www.arxiv-vanity.com/papers/1712.01208v1/
14.1 DevOps
14.1.1 - Infrastructure as Code [screencast]
14.2 Cluster Examples
14.2.1 - Docker Swarm
14.2.2 - Kubernetes
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THE HAUNTING (M). (Dreamworks/UIP) Director: Jan De Bont Stars: Liam Neeson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Lili Taylor, Owen Wilson, Bruce Dern, Marian Seldes, Todd Field, Virginia Madsen Running time: 115 minutes.
Robert Wise's The Haunting, his 1963 adaptation of Shirley Jackson's novel The Haunting Of Hill House, is still highly regarded as an effectively spooky film and a classic of the haunted house genre. In this unnecessary and boring remake, Jan De Bont, the former cinematographer turned director (Speed, Twister, etc) throws $100 million worth of special effects and Gothic production design at the screen, but the final result lacks any sort of shocks and thrills.
The Haunting is a rather dull, tired and clichéd horror film. It is also incredibly silly! The script features some of the most banal and clichéd dialogue uttered in a mainstream film for several years, and will induce more groans than the supposed ghost story. Liam Neeson gives his most somnambulistic performance since The Phantom Menace - it's interesting to note that the bigger the budget, the more lacklustre his performance.
Neeson plays Dr Marrow, a psychologist who is conducting studies into the dynamics of fear. Under the guise of conducting an experiment for insomnia, Marrow lures three young subjects to the creepy 130 year old Hill House for a week. Nell (indie regular Lili Taylor, recently seen in Pecker) has spent the past eleven years caring for her terminally ill mother, and is eager for a chance to earn some money. Theo (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is a brash, bisexual artist, while Luke (Owen Wilson) is a cynical, irresponsible joker.
Marrow feeds the group stories about the sprawling mansion's history - a childless industrialist who built numerous rooms for the children he would never had - to unnerve them, and settles back to monitor their reactions. Unfortunately, the house is genuinely haunted by the ghosts of hundreds of dead children lured to the mansion. The house is also possessed by the malevolent spirit of the increasingly deranged and bitter millionaire. The ghostly apparitions seem to respond to something in the sensitive Nell, who is slowly seduced by the house's invisible spirits. Meanwhile, the rest of the group react towards the mysterious noises and other inexplicable phenomena as the possessed house seems to come alive.
De Bont and his technical crew throw a barrage of computer generated effects at the screen, but there is very little here that is genuinely scary or unsettling. The film certainly looks impressive, due largely to Eugenio Zanetti's grand production design, Karl Walter Lindenlaub's cinematography, and the jarring, loud score from Jerry Goldsmith.
But De Bont and co have spent too much time on the visual style of the film and not enough on creating characters that we care about. The tired performances from the solid cast seem to reflect the overall lack of credibility.
** greg king http://www.netau.com.au/gregking
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