Record Number: 57
Author: Hu, Mengyao, Kirlin, John A, West, Brady, He, Wenyi, Ong, Ai Rene, Zhang, Shiyu and Zhang, Xingyou
Year: 2019
Title: Estimation of Underreporting in Diary Surveys: An Application using the National Household Food Acquisition and Purchase Survey
Journal: Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology
Short Title: Estimation of Underreporting in Diary Surveys: An Application using the National Household Food Acquisition and Purchase Survey
Keywords: FoodAPS
Abstract: Diary surveys are used to collect data on a variety of topics, including health, time use,
nutrition and expenditures. The U.S. National Household Food Acquisition and Purchase Survey
(FoodAPS) is a nationally representative diary survey, providing an important data source for
decision makers to design policies and programs for promoting healthy lifestyles. Unfortunately,
a multi-day diary survey like the FoodAPS can be subject to various survey errors, especially
item nonresponse error occurring at the day level. The FoodAPS public-use data set provides
survey weights that adjust only for unit nonresponse. Due to the lack of day-level weights (which
could possibly adjust for the item nonresponse that arises from refusals on particular days), the
adjustments for unit nonresponse are unlikely to correct any bias in estimates arising from
households that initially agree to participate in FoodAPS, but then fail to report on particular
days. This paper develops a general methodology for estimating the extent of underreporting due
to this type of item nonresponse errors in diary surveys, using FoodAPS as a case study. We
describe a methodology combining bootstrap replicate sampling for complex samples and
imputation based on a Heckman selection model to predict food expenditures for person-days
with missing expenditures. We estimated the item nonresponse error by comparing weighted
estimates according to 1) only reported expenditures and 2) both reported expenditures and
predictions for missing values. Results indicate that ignoring the missing data would lead to
consistent over-estimation of the mean expenditures and events per person per day and underestimation
of the total expenditures and events. Our study suggests that the household-level
weights which generally account for unit nonresponse may not be entirely sufficient for
addressing the nonresponse occurring at the day level in diary surveys, and proper imputation
methods will be important for estimating the size of the underreporting.
'File' Attachments: internal-pdf://0963461351/FoodAPS underreporting 2nd revision proof.pdf


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Technical | Enumerable Methods 5/3/2015
What to do when you want to group data in Ruby? Use .group_by method!
In Ruby, when you're using loop in your code, use Enumerable module instead! Enumerable provides looping power with clarity in your code. It provides a set of methods to traverse, search, sort and manipulate collections of data.
Today I will introduce the Enumerable method of .group_by in Ruby. This method works just like it sounds like, it groups the data according to the block you input. The input for the code can be a range of numbers or an array of data. And the output you would get, after running through the block of argument, is a hash where the keys are the evaluated results from the block and the values are arrays of elements in the collection that correspond to the key. Sounds focusing? Let's take a look at an example.
Let's say you have an array of data, which is consisted of an array of different numbers:
Now you want to group the data according to the requirement of the modulus operator (%), which divides the left hand operand by right hand operand and returns the remainder. We'll put that into the block quote while iterating over "i" where "i" is just each element inside the array. In this case "i" is just the numbers. And to use the method of .group_by, you would write:
After you run that code, it will return the output in the form of an hash:
The output is grouped into an hash, where the keys are the evaluated results from the block of argument, and in this case, is the remainder after running through the % operator. The values are the output of the operation.


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Orange County Convention Center
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Orlando, Florida
Abstract:
In this session we'll create a database object (table, proc, functions) backup system using DDL Triggers in SQL Server 2005. This system is beneficial to both DBA's and developers.
Speaker(s): Chris Rock,
Abstract:
This session will introduce the Service Broker in SQL Server 2005. During this session we will discuss an overview of Service Broker architecture and delve into the objects needed to create a Service Broker solution. Finally, we will build a sample solution from start to finish using the Adventureworks database.
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SSIS is a powerful tool used to automate data integration. Come learn about SSIS and how you can use it in your organization to solve common business problems.
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Learn what's new in SQL Server 2008 for the DBA, Developer and BI professional. This session is demo-packed with the best features of why you should upgrade to SQL Server 2008.
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This session will provide an overview of the Master Data Management and also introduce the business value of MDM.In addition, we will look at Microsoft's master data management software.
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Most languages support an extended version of the IF/THEN syntax and in TSQL it's CASE. It's syntax is a little finicky and to add to the confusion there are two different ways to use it! We'll look at how to use it both ways and show how it contrasts with the IF/THEN syntax. This is a beginner level session.
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This exciting session will talk about why CLR UDF's are a good choice in many cases, why using UDF's will simplify your code, and then go into setting up environments for testing and debugging. We'll also be discussing a few hard learned tips and tricks that will help you when you start using UDF's.
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Regarding Akka's licensing change
September 8, 2022 - Chesnay ScheplerOn September 7th Lightbend announced a license change for the Akka project, the TL;DR being that you will need a commercial license to use future versions of Akka (2.7+) in production if you exceed a certain revenue threshold.
Within a few hours of the announcement several people reached out to the Flink project, worrying about the impact this has on Flink, as we use Akka internally.
The purpose of this blogpost is to clarify our position on the matter.
Please be aware that this topic is still quite fresh, and things are subject to change.
Should anything significant change we will amend this blogpost and inform you via the usual channels.
Give me the short version #
Flink is not in any immediate danger and we will ensure that users are not affected by this change.
The licensing of Flink will not change; it will stay Apache-licensed and will only contain dependencies that are compatible with it.
We will not use Akka versions with the new license.
What’s the plan going forward? #
For now, we’ll stay on Akka 2.6, the current latest version that is still available under the original license. Historically Akka has been incredibly stable, and combined with our limited use of features, we do not expect this to be a problem.
Meanwhile, we will
- observe how the situation unfolds (in particular w.r.t. community forks)
- look into a replacement for Akka.
Should a community fork be created (which at this time seems possible) we will switch to that fork in all likely-hood for 1.15+.
What if a new security vulnerabilities is found in Akka 2.6? #
That is the big unknown.
Even though we will be able to upgrade to 2.6.20 (the (apparently) last planned release for Akka 2.6) in Flink 1.17, the unfortunate reality is that 2.6 will no longer be supported from that point onwards.
Should a CVE be discovered after that it is unlikely to be fixed in Akka 2.6.
We cannot provide a definitive answer as to how that case would be handled, as it depends on what the CVE is and/or whether a community fork already exists at the time.
Update - September 9th: Akka 2.6 will continue to receive critical security updates and critical bug fixes under the current Apache 2 license until September of 2023.
Will critical vulnerabilities and bugs be patched in 2.6.x?
Yes, critical security updates and critical bugs will be patched in Akka v2.6.x under the current Apache 2 license until September of 2023.
How does Flink use Akka? #
Akka is used in the coordination layer of Flink to
- exchange status messages between processes/components (e.g., JobManager and TaskManager),
- enforce certain guarantees w.r.t. multi-threading (i.e., only one thread can make changes to the internal state of a component)
- observe components for unexpected crashes (i.e., notice and handle TaskManager thread crashes).
What this means is that we are using very few functionalities of Akka.
Additionally, that we use Akka is an implementation detail that the vast majority of Flink code isn’t aware of, meaning that we can replace it with something else without having to change Flink significantly.


Before continuing here if you are not familiar with action scripts within the TE you should complete the Introduction to action scripts tutorial.
Flow control is used to restrict a students/tutorial users moment through a tutorial. While it is preferable for a user to be able to completely explore a tutorial freely sometime there are step which must be completed before other steps or action must be completed in order.
Click on the tab 'Understanding tutorial flow' to the right.
The diagram represents the motions which can occur within a tutorial and the action that will occur.
The default flow type is "Free Flow".
Flow types are defined using the tag 'flowRestriction' and can be written in one of three ways, full title, full title no spaces, short form. The full title no spaces (first type demonstrated below) is backwards compatible with older version of the TE.
'FreeFlow' == 'Free Flow' == 'FF'
On a page transition where a 'C - Run and check action of exiting page and the entering page' is designated with the given tutorial flow the tags 'enteryAction' and 'exitAction' with in the 'page' element are used. The 'enteryAction' and exitAction' represent the start of an action script of the leaving and entering pages. If the return value of ether of these two action is 'false' the page transition will not occur (default return of an action script is 'true').
To set the return value of an action script the following task is used:
<setActionReturn value="false"/>
Steps to complete:


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13 /*!
14 * ======== IInstance ========
15 * Common instance params
16 *
17 * Every module's instance parameter structure contains a pointer to an
18 * `IInstance.Params` structure named `instance`. So, every instance
19 * parameter defined in this interface may optionally be set when
20 * creating (or constructing) any module's instances.
21 */
22 @DirectCall
23
24 interface IInstance {
25
26 instance:
27
28 /*!
29 * ======== name ========
30 * Name of the instance
31 *
32 * It is possible to "bind" a name to each instance of any module
33 * at the time the instance is created (or constructed).
34 * @p(code)
35 * ModA_Params params;
36 * ModA_Params_init(¶ms);
37 * params.instance->name = "myInstance";
38 * ModA_create(¶ms, NULL);
39 * @p
40 *
41 * The name field must be assigned a pointer to a buffer that persists
42 * as long as the instance that it names exists. Only a reference to
43 * the name is retained in the instance, the name is not copied to a
44 * secondary buffer.
45 *
46 * The configuration parameters that controls if instance names are
47 * supported is `common$.namedInstance`. The parameter is a member of the
48 * structure `{@link xdc.runtime.Types#Common$ common$}`, available in
49 * each module. By default, this parameter is set to `false`, which
50 * disables support for instance names.
51 * Therefore, to enable instance names for a given module `Mod`, configure
52 * the module as follows in your configuration script:
53 * @p(code)
54 * var Mod = xdc.useModule('pkg.Mod');
55 * ModA.common$.namedInstance = true;
56 * @p
57 *
58 * Here is how the static instances are given names at the configuration
59 * time:
60 * @p(code)
61 * var inst = Mod.create();
62 * inst.instance.name = "myInstance";
63 * @p
64 *
65 * If instance names are enabled and used for statically created
66 * instances, the config parameter
67 * `{@link xdc.runtime.Text#isLoaded Text.isLoaded}` must be set to
68 * `true` to have these names available at runtime.
69 *
70 * At runtime, assign your instance a name:
71 * @p(code)
72 * #include <package/name/Mod.h>
73 * Mod_Params params;
74 * Mod_Params_init(¶ms);
75 * params.instance->name = "myInstance";
76 * Mod_create(¶ms, NULL);
77 * @p
78 *
79 * If instances have been configured to not support names, it is still
80 * possible to assign to the `instance.name` field of the parameter
81 * structure (as shown above). However, the pointer is not retained
82 * and methods that normally return an instance's name will return
83 * `NULL` instead.
84 */
85 config CString name = null;
86 }
87 88 89
90


Notes:
idX tests for the following modifications, in addition to those indicated above:
- acetylation at lysine;
- ammonia-loss at peptide's N-terminal glutamine;
- ammonia-loss at peptide's N-terminal cysteine;
- deamidation at asparagine;
- dimethylation at argninine;
- hydroxyproline formation (collagens);
- hydroxylysine formation (collagens);
- oxidation at methionine;
- oxidation at tryptophan;
- phosphorylation at serine;
- phosphorylation at threonine;
- phosphorylation at tyrosine;
- ubiquitinylation at lysine;
- removal of endoplasmic reticulum signal peptide;
- removal of mitochondrial targeting signal peptide; &
- protein N-terminal co-translational modifications (incl. acetylation).
This web site allows you to use idX for demonstration purposes. It is limited to analyzing the first 15,000 spectra
in a data file and the total number of simultaneous searches on the site is also limited. No spectrum files or output files are stored
on the site for any longer than necessary: for most sessions these files are deleted almost immediately. Some information is retained
by the web server's log for security purposes and a record of the start and finish times of each idX run is also maintained. No cookies
are used by this site.
idX is not an "open" search engine. It performs PSM assignments using peptide sequence kernels
that have a combination of curated and uncurated modification annotations. The 9 billion PSM asignments in GPMDB have been used
to guide this process. This sort of curation is technically a form of artificial intelligence, but it would be more
accurate to describe it as a form of actual intelligence (although opinions may vary).
idX
is open-source software. It is written in Python3 and it is available at
GitHub.
idX was designed to replace most of the arithmetic operations in conventional search engines with set-based mathematics.
Python's built-in
dictionary objects are used to speed up many of the set comparison operations. idX is CLI software:
this web site provides a simple, secure wrapper allowing you to use it remotely.
idX produces much less greenhouse gas than conventional search engines. Since it only requires one processor
and it performs the analysis quickly, it requires much less electricity to generate results.
idX will appear to run faster with large data sets than it does with small ones. An MGF file with 10,000 MS/MS spectra
will generate a report in about 90 seconds, while an MGF with only 1 MS/MS spectrum will take 40 seconds to generate a report.
This behavior is because a significant amount of information is loaded from disk before an analysis can be performed, resulting in
an overhead time of nearly 40 seconds for each run. Once that information is loaded, the idX algorithm can sort through
complicated lists of PTMs very quickly, resulting in relatively short total run times for large data sets.
Anyone interested in using idX for any commercial purposes, please contact us via email to rbeavis at beavisinformatics.ca.
You can follow any announcements made on Twitter at @NorSivaeb.


public class WeldJoint extends Joint
A weld joint joins two Body
s together as if they were one Body
.
Using the setFrequency(double)
and setDampingRatio(double)
methods,
the joint will have a rotational spring/damper about the anchor point.
Nearly identical to Box2d's equivalent class.
Joint.LimitState
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected double |
bias
The bias for adding work to the constraint (simulating a spring)
|
protected double |
dampingRatio
The damping ratio
|
protected double |
frequency
The oscillation frequency in hz
|
protected double |
gamma
The damping portion of the constraint
|
protected Vector3 |
impulse
The accumulated impulse for warm starting
|
protected Matrix33 |
K
The constraint mass; K = J * Minv * Jtrans
|
protected Vector2 |
localAnchor1
The local anchor point on the first
Body |
protected Vector2 |
localAnchor2
The local anchor point on the second
Body |
protected double |
referenceAngle
The initial angle between the two
Body s |
collisionAllowed, id
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
WeldJoint(Body body1,
Body body2,
Vector2 anchor)
Minimal constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Vector2 |
getAnchor1()
Returns the anchor point on the first
Body in
world coordinates. |
Vector2 |
getAnchor2()
Returns the anchor point on the second
Body in
world coordinates. |
double |
getDampingRatio()
Returns the damping ratio.
|
double |
getFrequency()
Returns the spring frequency.
|
Vector2 |
getReactionForce(double invdt)
Returns the force applied to the
Body s in order
to satisfy the constraint in newtons. |
double |
getReactionTorque(double invdt)
Returns the torque applied to the
Body s in order
to satisfy the constraint in newton-meters. |
double |
getReferenceAngle()
Returns the reference angle.
|
void |
initializeConstraints()
Performs any initialization of the velocity and position constraints.
|
boolean |
isSpring()
Returns true if this distance joint is a spring distance joint.
|
boolean |
isSpringDamper()
Returns true if this distance joint is a spring distance joint
with damping.
|
void |
setDampingRatio(double dampingRatio)
Sets the damping ratio.
|
void |
setFrequency(double frequency)
Sets the spring frequency.
|
void |
setReferenceAngle(double angle)
Sets the reference angle.
|
protected void |
shiftCoordinates(Vector2 shift)
Shifts (translates) the coordinates of this constraint.
|
boolean |
solvePositionConstraints()
Solves the position constraints.
|
void |
solveVelocityConstraints()
Solves the velocity constraints.
|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
getId, isActive, isCollisionAllowed, setCollisionAllowed
getBody1, getBody2, getUserData, getWorld, isOnIsland, setBody1, setBody2, setOnIsland, setUserData, setWorld
protected double referenceAngle
Body
sprotected Matrix33 K
protected Vector3 impulse
protected double frequency
protected double dampingRatio
protected double bias
protected double gamma
public void initializeConstraints()
Joint
initializeConstraints
in class Joint
public void solveVelocityConstraints()
Joint
solveVelocityConstraints
in class Joint
public boolean solvePositionConstraints()
Joint
solvePositionConstraints
in class Joint
public Vector2 getAnchor1()
Joint
Body
in
world coordinates.getAnchor1
in class Joint
Vector2
public Vector2 getAnchor2()
Joint
Body
in
world coordinates.getAnchor2
in class Joint
Vector2
public Vector2 getReactionForce(double invdt)
Joint
Body
s in order
to satisfy the constraint in newtons.getReactionForce
in class Joint
invdt
- the inverse delta timeVector2
public double getReactionTorque(double invdt)
Joint
Body
s in order
to satisfy the constraint in newton-meters.getReactionTorque
in class Joint
invdt
- the inverse delta timeprotected void shiftCoordinates(Vector2 shift)
Constraint
Typically this method should not be called directly. Instead
use the World.shiftCoordinates(Vector2)
method to move the
entire world.
shiftCoordinates
in class Constraint
shift
- the distance to shift along the x and y axespublic boolean isSpring()
public boolean isSpringDamper()
public double getDampingRatio()
public void setDampingRatio(double dampingRatio)
dampingRatio
- the damping ratio; in the range [0, 1]java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if damping ration is less than zero or greater than 1public double getFrequency()
public void setFrequency(double frequency)
frequency
- the spring frequency in hz; must be greater than or equal to zerojava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if frequency is less than zeropublic double getReferenceAngle()
The reference angle is the angle calculated when the joint was created from the two joined bodies. The reference angle is the angular difference between the bodies.
public void setReferenceAngle(double angle)
This method can be used to set the reference angle to override the computed reference angle from the constructor. This is useful in recreating the joint from a current state.
angle
- the reference angle in radiansgetReferenceAngle()


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The Toyota Supras of SEMA 2019
There were more than two dozen modified Toyota Supras on display at the 2019 SEMA auto show. Here’s the pick of them.
by Joshua Dowling- shares
The new Toyota Supra sports-car is only just starting to arrive in showrooms in Australia and the US, but already the hot tuner crowd have gotten their hands on more than a few examples.
The 2019 SEMA auto show had more than two dozen modified Toyota Supras on display, from mild to wild.
By far the hardest on the eyes was the Nascar version of the Toyota Supra. It loses all of the original car’s curves because there are strict aerodynamic guidelines to maintain parity in the class. That’s why it looks like a rectangle with Supra stickers on it.
Fortunately there were plenty of palate-cleansers on the Toyota stand, and inside and outside the exhibition halls.
Toyota put a spotlight on the GR (Gazoo Racing, effectively the successor to Toyota Racing Development and the company’s new performance brand) “Hyperboost Edition”.
It was the creation of rev head, broadcaster and self-confessed ‘Supra-file’ (I didn’t know that was a word, but now it is, according to Toyota) Rutledge Wood. According to Toyota, Rutledge “expressed his vision” for the Supra to his car-builder, Rick Leos of Lucky Leos 17 Motorsports.
“They transformed his concept into reality as his aptly named project features a custom turbo kit that more than doubles the output to 750-plus horsepower,” says Toyota. “A 20-piece carbon-fibre wide-body kit gives this hyper-boosted machine more aggressive body lines with broad shoulders and a menacing stance.”
Alongside it on the stand was a hunkered down red Supra with a few subtle modifications that could in fact be an even hotter Gazoo Racing version, although Toyota wasn’t saying.
With the Supra competing for the first time in Nascar, Toyota also unveiled the Supra Pace Car for the series.
It’s equipped with Tein coil-over suspension, Project Mu brake pads, HRE Forged P101 Monoblok wheels with Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 tyres, and a Whelen LED light bar. After making its appearance on the Toyota stand, it will be sent to the next race in Phoenix, Arizona at ISM Raceway.
Meanwhile, Toyota says the GR Supra Heritage Edition was inspired by elements of the Mk IV Supra from the late 1990s. “This infusion of style pays tribute to the Supra’s heritage,” says Toyota. “Tuned to produce over 500 horsepower on a stock long block, this homage to the past produces tyre-melting performance that complements its new retro-modern aesthetics.”
Translation for this PR-speak: we turned up the wick.
The GR Supra Performance Line Concept has extensive carbon-fibre aero panels and 19-inch forged aluminum wheels.
The GR Supra 3000GT Concept is said to be a tribute to the iconic TRD3000GT Supra body kit of the mid-1990s that was released in celebration of the Supra’s success in Japanese touring car competition.
“This modern take on that era of racing will stir up feelings of nostalgia among Supra race fanatics,” says the blurb.
The GR Supra Wasabi Concept is Toyota’s vision of “a Supra for the masses”. It has massive Brembo brakes, Öhlins suspension, Toyota forged aluminium wheels and Five Axis aero parts.
The fastest example on the Toyota stand is one that can’t be driven on public roads. The Toyota GR Supra GT4 race car debuted at the 2019 Geneva Auto Show in March but SEMA 2019 was its first US public appearance.
By this time next year, though, someone in the US will try to out-do the race car and build one for the road.
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Purinda Gunasekara


I hello happy birthday. Oh thank you very much.
Do you feel older? I feel wiser. Really? Just like when past midnight you felt wiser?
Yeah, I just rolled out of bed and I just thought surely I have understanding of the
end of days, read the book of Daniel and Revelation made total sense to me.
Amazing. I had no idea.
Welcome to episode 58 of Keeping Up With Joneses where one of us is deluded.
We'll let you guess which one.
We had lots of connections this week.
We did have lots of connections this week.
You were a genius in that you managed to make eggs benedict for 10 people.
I did.
Do you want to talk us through that?
Because eggs benedict is a hard enough dish to pull off for like one or two.
But to get them plated cooked ready in the other order and delivered for 10 people and
still have runny yolks was amazing.
Thank you.
What was your top tip?
That was my top tip.
I had help.
So I pre-did all the breakfast potatoes and all that kind of stuff.
And we did mashed avocado on top of the, what are those things called?
English muffins.
Yep, which were toasted on a grill.
Yes, so you did the bread toasting I was so difficult and the meat yes
Like what we did the bacon in the oven and then we transferred it to the grill to kind of crisp up and let all the fat from the bacon drip
on the English muffins. Yes. We also did some sausages. Yes, but the eggs were spectacular
They turned out great. How did you do the eggs? I did them in a cupcake tin. So you poached I poached them in a muffin tin you put
one tablespoon of water in each muffin
Tin you know like it not with any kind of paper and everything just a tablespoon of water
And then crack an egg into each one and then put it in the oven at 350
for
Eight minutes eight minutes. Yeah. Well, I actually did close to nine. But yeah, would never have thought of that
No, but it's right. We're just fantastically. Mm-hmm. It really did
and they're perfectly formed circles and they were the wraps of delicious so if you
follow some instagram know that your method of being watering on Saturday morning if you
also follow some instagram you probably saw the most adorable thing this week which was
certainly the highlight of my week if not the highlight of my month it was so cute which was
our little two and a half year old boy mike john crawled in a bed one morning and you never
lose up i was kind of lounging in bed and he stumbled upside me and he looked at me and said
"Daddy, would you pray for me?"
So it's like, "Sure, honey."
So he learns back.
I just put my hand on his chest and began praying for him.
Well, he turned once I finished praying
and he said, "Would you do that again?"
So I prayed for him and I must have prayed for him
four or five times.
I ran out of things to prophesy over him.
- He did.
I have like over two minutes of you praying for him
and he just sat there so still.
- And then AJ kinda came in and took a photo.
And in the photo, or I'll put a link to it in the show notes,
You see MJ lying back with his hands lifted high, classic receive mode.
His little eyes were flickering as the Holy Spirit was resting on him.
It was all I could do to not just ball.
You did ball.
Well, yeah, I did, but not right then.

It was amazing.
Very moving.
Three of our favorite prophets were in one room this weekend.
Very true.
Our friend, Larry Randolph, was hosting his...
Seems like annual conference now, the Blue Moon Conference.
I think so, yeah.
And he had Graham Cook and David Wagner in town,
and so it was fun to see those guys and...
get a little bit of hangout with those guys.
And then Brian and Jen Johnson from Bethel Church in Reading, California,
were also in Franklin at the belonging.
That's in Nashville, but yeah.
Oh, yeah, that's...
I just kind of grouped the two cities in one.
You're absolutely right. The belonging.
And we couldn't go on for it because we all had a meeting scheduled, but it sounded amazing and looked incredible.
All reports are that it was fantastic.
What else has been happening?
I've been working some this week on my children's book.
So I got a couple more pages of the animation done, which is great.
It takes me several hours.
Is this your children's book called Demons Don't Make Good Pets?
No.
That is a good idea.
I'm not doing a children's book about demons.
We could totally illustrate it.
It'd be amazing.
Okay.
This is spirit of gluttony.
This is a spirit of fear.
It would be great.
It could be a pop up book.
I'm thinking now.
OK, that's just an idea out there.
If anybody wants to take that, you can take it.
You can run with it.
We don't even need royalties from it.
Yeah, just go ahead and run with that.
What was your book that you're doing now?
That's just won't be buying it for my children.
Well, the working title, I don't know what it will end up being called.
but in my head it's called becoming Ben.
But it's basically about our friend Ben Farley,
who graduated to heaven last October.
And it's a children's book about the kind of life that Ben led,
which is very much partnering with the Holy Spirit
to see things happen everywhere he went.
-Wow, and you're illustrating it too. -I am.
-As I've been watching, you're an amazing illustrator.
-Thanks.
The first thing I've actually tried to illustrate.
And how you're using an iPad to do all in i am i'm using procreate on the iPad no jokes about procreate.
I wish people could see your mark as soon as i said procreate.
On the topic of writing stuff i wrote a review of the apple watch many people i bumped into in the last couple weeks and were like how are you enjoying apple watch.
They don't say that in a high pitch voice but that was me different.
How do you enjoy for Apple Watch?
So I, well, thank you. So I actually wrote down a couple of my thoughts on the Apple Watch.
If you're interested in that or you're interested in the Apple Watch, go to Alan and AJ.com/Watch
to read that. Of course, one of the most wonderful things in our household this week was your
birthday today. That's right. Hence my new levels of wisdom. Right.
dreams and revelation.
I mean, it's phenomenal.
And chocolate.
You got lots of chocolate.
How were those raspberry lintes, by the way?
No, we're not good.
No, I was wondering.
Tejas desperately wanted to buy them.
And then what did she say?
I don't like raspberry when you tried.
My six-year-old bought me a bag of chocolate.
And as soon as I opened them, I was like, oh, look at these
chocolate shoes.
Like, can I have one?
I was like, I'm sensing an ulterior motive
and virtually seeing our topic for this week, babe.
Yes.
Do you remember a couple of weeks ago we had Josh and Sarah Parsons?
Yeah.

We probably got more feedback on that session than any other session that we've
done, just people coming up to us and saying, Oh, I just love their story.
It was just awesome hearing.
It was a huge encouragement.
Wow.
I know.
And it is.
It's, I just love hearing people's stories and their journeys with God.
And we have another young couple in our church going through an incredible
transition, Sam and Tink, who are actually heading off to Australia.
And I think two weeks ago, they were a church.
And so we've walked with them for four and a half years and, you know, we've
helped them in their journeys or deciding what they're doing.
But as they told their story to our church, I was thinking, I never heard that
part of the story.
Oh my gosh, that part's amazing.
That's encouraging.
Very cool.
And I thought, I wonder if there's any way we could get their story on the
podcast that other people could listen to it.
Yeah.

And so we asked them earlier this week to come on the show.
They've actually left Nashville now at the time of us recording this, but they came
around earlier this week and we interviewed them and we're going to play that for you shortly.

We're talking about, you know, what is the theme of this podcast aside from it being salmon ting.
And you said this amazing thing.
What did you say?
I said that when you blossom where you're planted, you will often end up getting transplanted
into a place where you can grow even bigger.
So Tink and Sam really blossomed where they were planted here and they took whatever
opportunities that they had to serve and to grow.
And now they're getting a much bigger opportunity to serve and to grow.
So it's very cool.
I'm not sure if we covered this in the interview, but here's the brief synopsis.
Emmantink arrived at Grace Center four and a half years ago.
They just jumped straight and they got plugged in.
They served in our youth department.
They served on our worship team.
They came into the school.
They then staffed a school.
They helped out at M&A.
And they absolutely just got plugged in.
And I love that picture because, not that I know anything about horticulture at all,
but I do understand that when you plant something in a tiny little pot, at some point you have
to move it to a larger pot to help it grow.
I think that's exactly what's happened to them. They're some of the first fruits of them just
flourishing and blossoming.  So that's the interview that you're about to hear next is their journey
into this next season of their life. So hope you enjoy it.
Amazing.
Adjjons yes, we have some very special guests we do indeed we have Samuel and tingkalicious.

They're here right now.
Sam ting say hello surprise.
Hey which one switch you can't tell because my voice is gone so I sound like Sam but this is ting.
Yeah, this is me Sam.
-Tink, you're in a screamer band.
Is that right? Is that why your throat is so rough?
-It's a rough life.
-Introduce yourself to everybody.
Tell us a little bit about yourself, where you're from,
how you ended up sitting on our surface.
-Well, my parents met in Reno and...
[laughter]
I'm Sam, I'm from Smyrna, Tennessee, born and raised.
Met Tink there when we were 17.
Started in high school. Yeah, how old do you never context 24?
Seven years ago. Yes, and we started dating when we were 16, but we met when we were like 13
So literal childhood sweethearts literal. Yeah, we went to prom together
We
Went through the whole going steady thing. It's a fun time. I wouldn't say we did dating right, but it ended up okay
You know with the whole matching ring scenario.
Right, right.
And so you met in school, fell in love, and then tell us how you got into our orbit.
So we were both youth leaders.
I was an assistant youth pastor in Smyrna, and we were both really involved in our church
there.
It was like his home church and my home church.
And my friend Shelby Hornbuckle told me about these new pastors that started a movement called
"M&A" and told me that I should come and stop by.
And so we came, well I told Sam that I was going to go in, so I went and loved it.
I had never experienced anything like it.
I mean I came from kind of a spirit-led church, but I had never experienced the presence of
God that way.
So I would come back every Monday while still being very much a member of my other church,
but would kind of hide in the back of emanate on Mondays and would call myself like a secret
emanator and would tell Sam about it all the time.
And it's good because you hid among all the other Asians that came so you didn't stand out at all.
Right.
Yeah.
Right.
Nobody near there.
There was the Asian collective at the back and you just joined them.
Yeah, exactly.
And we all looked the same so you wouldn't have known.
Blended right in.
Blended right in.
for those of you that don't live in Frankly, there is not a large Asian population. In
fact, Tink was our first Asian to start attending. And I'm putting up a few signs.
Talk to me about you said that, you know, experiencing the presence of God. That's something
that phrase we're familiar with, but there may be people listening. That just sounds
an alien thing. So when you say experience the presence of God, what did that look like
sound like feel like? Well, I just specifically remember in worship, um, they're not being
any words that like it was, it was really just like sounds. And I remember like the
swells on the guitar and like the crescendo of the music. And all of a sudden I felt like
tingles on my body. I felt tingles throughout my body. And I felt this overwhelming piece
And I just wanted to like weep, but it wasn't a sad weep.
It wasn't anything but like an overwhelming cry that came to me.
And I just I couldn't stop crying and it wasn't because I was thinking about anything or upset or really anything.
It was just like overwhelmed.
It was being so overwhelmed with, I mean, the presence of God.
So Sam, yep, that sounds as weird as anything.
So your wife is coming home going, you know, it's one thing to say,
I was in the president of God tonight. It's nothing to say I went to church tonight and there was swells of a guitar and I can stop crying, but I'm not sad.
How are you processing all this information from tink?
Well, I grew up in an assemblies of God church that used to be Pentecostal. So I was used to hearing stuff like that.
So I wasn't really super surprised about it and it didn't like really freak me out.
I thought something was kind of weird about it, but what I took away that was so amazing is the teaching sheet.
She talked about that went alongside of all of the things that were happening, Holy Spirit
wise and the presence of God wise.
And it was like, I've never heard anybody make that much sense about the presence of
God.
Right.
So then when did you end up coming to Emily Sam?
After Tink's first encounter weekend, that was what really sold me at Uniminate.
Why?
Because of the teaching she brought back from it.
She was telling me all right, sins of the fathers and all those things and how they
line up with scripture and I was like, this is crazy.
I've never seen anybody dissect that that much.
I'd heard like utterings about it, like growing up.
Right.
But did you notice a difference in Tinkhaff?
The encounter weekend?
Yeah.
She stops smoking crack at that point.
She threw away all her cigarettes.
What was the encounter we can like for you, Tink?
Well, the encounter we can really changed my life in the sense that it was like.
It was like I took all of that experience that was happening.
and it all made sense of why.
It was like I was talking to my heart individually
throughout the entire encounter weekend
and was learning why I was the way I was
and really encountered God
and letting God completely do 180 on my life
and just telling me exactly why I was the way I was
and how he could redeem everything.
It was pretty awesome.
- That's amazing.
I think we get so used to talk about aging
I think we get so used to what our normal is, that it's really refreshing to hear other
people who encounter it for the first time.
Because you know, all this stuff is really normal and we forget it's not to some people.
Yeah.
Well, I think it's life changing when you realize that at least some of the dynamics that you're
living under have to do with outside things rather than inside things.
and that you can have freedom from it.
So life doesn't have to look like that
for the rest of your life.
There's actually a fix, if you will,
and there's a way of inviting Jesus
into the midst of that
so that life gets to look so much better.
- Yeah.
- So it's kind of, it's exciting.
I love watching people at the beginning
of the encounter weekend
and then when they leave the encounter weekend
and they just, they look different in two days.
- We should probably explain one encounter weekend
is in case there's people unfamiliar with that term and concept.

And you get freed up from the sins of previous generations
and whatever might be flowing down through generational lines.
It isn't life and that kind of stuff.
So it's just sort of a clean sweep of your life.
and hopefully setting you up with great tools
to be able to walk forward and get free of things.
- So the reason we wanted you on the podcast
is that you guys are about to head off to Australia.
You're about to partner with our good friends,
Gary and Sarah Morgan.
- Mm-hmm.
- And you're moving to Melbourne,
and that's a huge adventure.
But as you were sharing your story,
I mean, I've known you guys for five years,
but as you were sharing your story at church on Sunday,
there was details I had never heard before,
and I was like, man, that is incredible,
especially in light of, you know, when Josh and Sarah Parsons were on talking about their
story, I thought it would be huge encouragement for people to hear your journey.
So, well, first of all, tell us what you're doing and then tell us how that all started.
We're going to Australia.
We're going there to just start a young adults group and a youth ministry inside of the church
that is already established at Hillview.
And Gary and Sarah just invited us to go on a journey with them and doing that and kind
gave us a blank canvas to create something there because they were saying that the signs were clear
and that it's us to come and you know we really trusted that and felt well I mean based on our
story we had a lot of confirmations. How do you explain Gary and Sarah Morgan to people who have
never encountered Gary and Sarah Morgan? I mean seriously. Well the way I normally say it is he's
a legit profit, he will know what your birthday is. And that's how you'll know.
I love the time.
Yeah.
I was speaking to him this weekend. He was at a conference in Perth, I think it was.
Mm hmm. Yeah.

He sees two dates and he sees a young man playing a guitar in heaven.
So he goes over to the lady and just says, he knows one of the dates and just says, I
know this year has been hard for you, but your year of mourning is going to turn into
laughter.
And does this date mean anything to you?
And she said, that was the year my son was born.
And she said, does this date mean anything to you?
She said, that was the day my son died.
And he said, what's your son's name, Reese?
And she just burst into tears.
And he said, I see him in heaven.
Kind of describes the guitar describes the whole guitar that you played.
Oh my gosh.
He's worshiping Jesus.
He was like, what?
He's going on right now.
God.
He's having the comfort that that is to that mom.
That's amazing.
Okay.
So as gnarly and as prophetic and as insane that is on the other end of the spectrum,
guys, just totally super normal.
Yeah.

Even kind of goofy sometimes.
Oh, totally.
Oh, yeah.
They're super fun.
He called somebody after the conference and said to this guy, "Hey, does..."
I forget the number, 8-0-3-0-3-0-9-2.
And the guy said, "Yeah, that's my pet."
And his wife hit him.
And it was his pin number.
So anyway, that's Gary Sierse.
You're going to go be with Gary and Sarah in Australia.
They're really good friends of ours, really good friends of Grace Center have been here
many, many times.
How does one get from Smyrna, Tennessee,
living in Franklin, Tennessee,
to moving your whole life to the other side of the world
to go work with some just amazing leaders and prophets?
And what was your journey to that?
You must have had this plan,
you must have just worked the plan,
just like crowbarred your way in there,
great looking resume, all that sort of stuff.
- Yeah, we paid some people.
- Yeah, I paid off a couple of pastures.
(laughing)
Now the people how you step into the next season of what God has for you in your in your experience. What happened?
So when Gary and Sarah were here, so Will Sam and I became students of the School of Supernatural Life.
I did it a first year by myself and that year was when Gary and Sarah Morgan actually came for having declares and we had seen them before.
previous to this and have just been blown away every time.
So that you saw them at a conference at Grace Center before
and I've seen him call people out and like, just say everything
that had to be from God.
And so we already knew who they were and that conference
and the clairs I was sitting in the back by myself and Sam was at work.
And I remember watching them prophesy over people and I'm just crying
in the back and I had this thought to myself for I was just like, man, those are like our spiritual heroes.
It would be so amazing to work with them. But you didn't know them at this point. You'd never met them.
No, we'd never met them.  And so like I had that thought and then
I wanted to dismiss it, but in the school you learn that God cares about the things that you care about and that actually the desires of your heart really matter.
And so I like said with God, I was like, you know, this that would be really amazing to work with them one day.
How many years ago was this?
I think this is four years ago.

It's implausible.
But you're like, Lord, I'd really love to be involved in their life.
I'd love to have more relationship with them than I currently do, which is zero.
That was four years ago.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
Yeah, that was four years ago.
Then what?
So I had that thought and I shared it with God.
And then I basically, I had this like vision of us, me and Sam standing next to them at
their church in Australia that we hadn't seen before.
And I just, you know, went with it.
And then as soon as I went there in my head, Sarah Morgan called my name out in real life.
And so she called my name out and she said, "Tink, where are you?"
I was like so freaked out and she called me to the front until I walked up to the front
and her and Gary and AJ gave me the most life changing word that night.
What was the word?
Do you remember?
Well, I do remember Sarah telling me that I was going to teach people how to be child
like and that it was like a gift for me to be child like.
And then Gary actually fell out in the spirit.

I remember that.
I totally remember that.

And so I got up and he said that he saw a lower case D over my head for
doubt and that I've doubted the things that I'm capable of and I doubt who I am
and things that I can do.
And four years ago, was that right?
Right.
It was absolutely right.
And he said that I had to grow up fast.
He was like, you had to really grow up fast and was the quickening of your
spirit.
The Lord says that he's formed a covenant between you and him and that he's
erasing the lowercase D and replacing it with a capital D for destiny and that
you're going to catch something that will go viral.
And then he called me a social media pastor, which was pretty.
It's very cool, especially considering now, like when you think about, right.
You're like the guru, the social media guru.
I do love social media.
And for the last year at School of Supernatural Life, you are a social media person.
It's true.
Because we heard that word from Gary, you know, we were just like, yes.
And the growing up fast part without going into your whole life, that was true too.
Oh, yeah.
Absolutely.
My dad passed away when I was 16.
So I had to grow up really fast and move my life over here to Nashville and
I'll take care of my mom and kind of just take care of myself,
and learn how to grow up really fast.
So it was super spot on.
And it's sometimes hard for people who aren't the people receiving the
prophetic word to understand the impact of the prophetic word.
Right.
Because no doubt it wasn't just that the revelation was correct.
It is that the kindness of God that he'd call you out by name, minister into
those deep areas, and then give you a promise that would springboard
you into hope. He's amazing like that, isn't he?
- He's so crazy.
- So Sam, where were you at this point?
- I was working. I was at Starbucks washing dishes.
- Just living the life of glamour.
- Well, to be honest, that was the best part about Starbucks was washing dishes, so...
[laughter]
I was having the time of my life.
- So you don't know any of this has happened to think?
- Well, no. I didn't. I could kind of feel like something was going on.
I knew she was at the conference, and I wanted to be there, but I had to work.
But people started texting me, being like,
"Dude, you're watching, the crazy things are happening."
And that was all they would say.
And I'd be like, "What's going on?"
And probably about the same time,
right before I got any text message,
I was just washing dishes.
And I saw that same sort of vision
of just standing in Australia.

So that's what I saw.
And then people started texting me that something was going on.
And I was like, really trying to wash those dishes fast to get out of there.
Cause I had to go see what was happening.
And then, yeah, I got off work and talked with Tink.
And she told me that the whole thing, she just, you know, went through the story.
And it was just like, wow, this is crazy.
Why, why is this happening simultaneously different places?
So you have a word, you have a little dream in your heart.
I imagine everything changes the next day.
You get flights, you're moving.
No.
No.
No.
So back to normal everyday life.
Totally.
Active dishwashing and Starbucks.
Yeah.
So what do you do with that?
You just pocket it in your heart, just treasured it.
Yeah.
We just kind of put it away but didn't dismiss it.
we were like, we're like, well, I mean,
this is something that we both saw.
So let's just kind of keep it in our heart.
And then from then on, we started getting really weird,
like really weird things would happen
where we would get unknown calls from Australia.
- Yeah, weird connections with Melbourne specifically.
- Yeah, specifically Melbourne.
- You mean your phone would just ring
and it was somebody in Melbourne?
- Yeah, it would say Melbourne, Australia.
And then like we got like emails from Melbourne.
- Well the emails were all about flights too.
like flights to Melbourne deals with flights on Melbourne and like this things like that.
And I would try to unsubscribe from them. I would go down to the bottom of the email,
unsubscribe and then they would just keep coming.
It was crazy. So you're getting random calls, emails, signs pointing to Melbourne.
Yeah. But still no avenues to go to Melbourne. Nothing. No, we didn't even like,
we weren't even thinking about it. It wasn't even really on our radar. Yeah, it would just happen
as life went on. Right? And you're in the school, you're watching
dishes at Starbucks. He's a student in the school now. Oh, right. You're now a student.
As these things were happening, I ended up going to the year after Tink and she was a
small group leader. And we asked Tink to come back and be a small group leader. So you're
Tink, you're staffing the school, Sam, your student on the school. And it comes up for
outreaches. And it just so happens that this year, one of our outreach locations is Melbourne,
Australia. Yep.  So you could have gone to Israel, South
Africa, China, that would have been good.
I know, I mean, that would have been Australia, wherever. But Sam, you picked Australia. Why
did you pick Australia as a student?
Based solely on the signs that we've been getting, like I was like, okay, this, like,
why I've been getting these emails. I can't stop getting.
Because I'm going to do outreach.
Yeah.
And if I'm not wrong, Australia was the most expensive outreach.
Yeah, it was. That's another thing too. I knew we couldn't afford it. I mean, we could
hardly afford to go to school. But I mean, that was like the deliberate sacrifice because
of the transaction that happened. So we had enough just to put the deposit down and I
didn't know where she was going to go on outreach. She didn't either. And we both knew we wanted
to go to Australia just because everything is happening.
So I put down the $500 deposit and that actually ended up being the only thing we paid for
that trip.
Everything else came in.
I didn't have to pay anything else.
Because it was like, it was like $3,500.
It was a lot.
It was as much as tuition.
And what's crazy is we didn't know all this stuff about Australia behind the scenes.
And we just prayed about it.
I felt like things should go to Australia.
that you and Kate Dunden led a team to Australia.

And we don't have a clue any of this is percolating in your heart.
So you got to Australia have exceptional favor.
Any highlights from being in Australia that you remember?
I mean, it was the best trip we've ever been on.
And like working with Gary and Sarah and not only working with them,
but just being around them was so incredible for us.
It was like we had never experienced people that lived
so like saturated in the presence
and like being around them and learning
how they lived their life was so inspirational for us.
And like we came back changed.
Like that was already enough for us.
Just the trip in itself was the experience that we thought.
It was just like, oh God, absolutely just wanted us
to go there for three weeks and learn everything
that we did from them.
And so you were thinking that's what I saw.
That's what that vision was.

That was great.
We had some great prophetic things happen.
A bunch of people on the team got
like prophetic words of knowledge about people.
And it was really cool.
We got to do literally everything we learned in the school.
And we thought that was it for Australia.
Sam, didn't you call somebody out by name
while you were there as well or something or a number?
Yeah.
Yeah, I did.
That happened with me and Kate Dunden got a specific number about this lady waiting on her husband to come see her because he couldn't get in the country.
And she said, there's a countdown to 24 or something.
And then 24 days after that, her husband got to come into Australia, like out of nowhere.
So it was a really special trip.
Right.
Amazing.
Yeah.
So you come home thinking that's it.
We're like, that was an amazing connection.
That's why we made an amazing connection there.
And now looking back, what was that?
Um, now we look back and we're like, man, we really did not see anything.
But God was, God was being pretty like, I don't know.

Right.
And now when we look back, I'm like, Oh, it was like he was being obvious, but he
really wasn't now.
It was the appetizer.
Yeah.
We didn't realize it at all.
And, and now it just makes it even better.
It was like Paul Kane, one of my heroes of the faith said that God gives you a foretaste.

So, you know, you're saying we look back and just saw these obvious signs.
Well, at the time, you know, you don't have a lens to look through.
So you come back.
I'll jump in here.
Gary and Sarah call us and just said, Hey, Sam and Tink, what's the deal with them?

We just said, yes, I think are amazing.
What are you feeling?
And they're like, we just totally feel that they should be here.

Like, what do you think?
We're like, Oh my gosh, they went to take amazing.
You know, there'd be absolutely incredible.
But we were thinking of asking Sam to come back and be a small group leader.
and we're thinking of asking you think to come back again as a small group leader
just because we saw such tremendous leadership on you guys, you know, everything we'd given you to do you just
Blossomed and flourished and we're like man, we would love another year with them
So we thought it would be fun to give you guys an opportunity to lead together as well
Yeah, safe environment like where it was familiar
So he said to Gary sir, you know go ahead and ask them like you know do what you want just so you know from our perspective
We're thinking of asking to be small group leaders.
We don't own them.
We don't have first dibs on them or anything like that.

And I think it was about that time that they reached out to you.
Is that right?
And so would you consider coming and you were like, let me pray about that.
Yeah.
It was the day after we were asked to be small group leaders.
No.
Yeah.
Yeah, it was definitely was.
So we asked you to be small group leaders.
And the next day Gary and Sarah say, would you consider coming?
Yeah.
So they ask you, what are you thinking?
We're thinking, man, it would be awesome to do both.
Like, I mean, that's literally what I thought.
I'm pretty sure Tink thought that too.
Yeah.
Well, we, we definitely knew it was God as soon as they asked us.
Yeah.
Um, just because we had been hearing from the Lord so much
through numbers. I had been seeing the number 08 since before we even went on the Australian
outreach trip. And so with that day that they asked us, I saw the number 1208, like a thousand
times that day. I even went into the Target store and like every clock on the clock, I always said
the 1208. And I heard the Lord audibly say, like, you'll find out what this is tonight.
And like between me and God, it's like hard to surprise me, like just in life, like it's really hard to surprise me.
It's hard to surprise her.
And so God was like, you'll know tonight, like get ready.
And then that night we were FaceTiming with Gary and Sarah, which was kind of normal.
Like we weren't expecting anything of it.
And at 12.08 that night was when they invited us to move there.
And it was like, it just, it made complete sense.
We knew it was God.
It was perfect confirmation.
we both just started crying when we got off the phone.
- Yeah, our jaws dropped, literally.
We just hung up the FaceTime and just sat in silence
for a good five minutes.
- You know what I love about,
I love so much about that story.
I don't know the 12 or 18.
But what I love about this,
'cause I know what happens next,
is you then called us and just said,
- Yeah.
- Can we run something past you?
And I think there's something incredibly precious
about being willing to submit
something that you so desperately want to be God to your leaders who could turn around
and say, we don't think this is God.
That's what you said at first is a joke.
First thing you're like, yeah, that's not God.
Sorry about that.
I don't know.
It was great.
I don't remember that.
I wouldn't have had it any other way.
That's why I brought you to Taser's for those kind of moments.
But there's that tight rope of, oh God, I really want to do this.
I hope they don't say no.
I hope they let me.
that we would stop you, but there's something so wonderful about bringing that.
It's certainly in my experience.
You know, the Lord speaks to me, a dream and a vision or something.
And then I take it and there's a temptation to just run it, run with it.
Oh, it's mine, you know, and I don't want leaders telling me I can't do this, blah, blah, blah, blah,
but we all know where that ends.
And then you take it to your leaders and say, Hey, this is what I'm thinking.
God's saying, what do you think?
When they come back and say, Oh, yeah, this is God.

Was that, I don't want to put words in your mouth, but is that what happened?
I mean, of course, I said, I don't think it's God as a joke.
But what was your thinking behind coming and running it past us?
I mean, it was completely submissive. We learned in the school to have,
I don't know how you put it in your teachings, but just always have counselors above you whenever
something comes up from journaling or hearing God's voice and things like that.  But we wanted to completely submit it to you guys since we
kind of have had made you like, you know, you are pastors.  So yeah, running it past you is definitely what we wanted to do
immediately as soon as we got it, just to be sure.
I'm not trying, I'm honestly not trying to make a point here.
I'm literally interested in the answer to this question.
So this is me trying to be cunning and setting you up.
What do you think, hypothetically, would have been the difference between you
hearing, I think, you know, Gary Cervasas to do that, not running past us and going
and doing it, which would be totally okay, right?
You're mature people.
You can hear from God.
you've got people and you're going off versus what you did do, which was run it past us
and say, "Hey, what do you think? Would you pray about it? Do you think this is a Lord?"
What do you think the fruit or the outcome would have been doing it one way versus doing
the other?
I think if we didn't take it to you guys, the Lord would have blessed it too. And then
even when we did take it to you, he blessed it even more. I just feel like when we took
it to you guys, we were literally saying we don't want to have control over anything.
We want God to be in control.
And so with us submitting that way and seeking wisdom, it was like the past became brighter
for us where we could see more where God wanted us to go and the direction that He wanted
us to go rather than us being on our by ourselves.
Like, you know, when you look at animals in a pack and they're running, like the one
by itself is usually the one that gets attacked and we didn't want to be alone on this journey.
We wanted to have people with wisdom, like sewing into us and just helping us.
We want to always be willing to get help.
I think the fruit of that now, from where we are now, is like we see how much the Lord's
blessed this trip way more than we ever could have expected because we asked for help and
not saying that in like a way that we're taking credit for it is just like I can see how God
was absolutely blessing that because we wanted him like we wanted his help and nothing more.
You know the other thing that's interesting to me which you guys had nothing to do with
this like the only conversation we had was he guarantees have asked us what do you think
and we're like we think it's great having amazing time and then you never asked us for
anything after that ever. You were just like, Oh, that's awesome. And we were really excited.
And then I think because you were willing to lose it, I think because you were willing to say,
we think this is God, but we're willing to be wrong. What do you think? And accept,
our timing, our response. I think because of that, the Lord just promoted you guys
without even knowing what's happening. So behind the scenes, prophets were coming to us saying,
who's, you know, Sam and Tink, are you aware of what they're doing? And you know, they helped us
correct our understanding of what was doing. And their Lord really moved on behalf of you
without you doing anything in the hearts of your leaders to help promote you and prosper you into
what's going on. So remember James Gull came to emanate one night. You guys weren't even there.
It was your night off. Do you remember that? And so James Gull is like, where's Sam and Tink?
And we're like, dang it, they're not here. So we're texting. So he turns to us and prophesies and
and says, "Samentink are the first fruits
"and goes into this huge, big prophetic word,
"which was almost word for word verbatim,
"what Gary had called a couple of nights earlier
"and given me a prophetic word,
"which I'd completely missed."
I don't have a clue what Gary was talking about.
He messaged his thought, "What has happened to Alan?"
But I wasn't picking up what he was throwing down.
And yet the Lord was moving on your behalf.
I feel like you took your hands off the wheel.
You were responsible, but you were just like,
"And we're gonna take our hands off the wheel."
And the Lord just provided resource after resource after resource to the point where,
you know, pastor Jeff is just like, Oh, these guys are the first fruits of something new.
And, you know, we want to invest into them.

It's really astonishing.
I still have trouble wrapping my head around it.
Yeah.
All of this were still so shocked by the goodness of God.
So I had this thought you've probably forgotten completely about this.
But the Lord brought it back to my attention the Sunday that you were sharing a church.
And I remember when you were a student on the school, I called you into my office because
you were so close to not graduating because of your timeliness.
So I'm not bringing this up to shame you.
I'm bringing this up to say this is like amazing what God did.
So I don't know if it's your personality.
I didn't really know you that well, and but because of your lightness to school, because
absences, you are right on the cusp. And I remember sitting you in my office saying,
"Tink, you are about to not graduate. If you miss another thing, you are not going to
graduate the school."  But I considered this when you were sharing. If you hadn't dealt with
that little thing, you would never have graduated from the school, which means we would never
of ask you back to be a small group leader, which means you would never have let him
out reach to Australia, which means you would blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Right.

You could have derailed it for a bit.
Oh yeah.
Isn't that crazy?
It's so funny that you just brought that up because I was literally thinking about that
moment in the car today. When you brought me into your office and I was like, that could have changed
everything. And it's wild because, you know, part of the message of the school is, yeah, you have
an amazing destiny, but you also have amazing responsibilities and actually tend to your responsibilities.
Yeah, be responsible. Well, awesome where you're planning to do what God's asked you to do,
do stuff on time, you know, all this sort of stuff. And sometimes we think that they are
completely unrelated elements to the destiny and the God will all work out and it's all fine.
But I was just thinking, man, this could end up so differently.
It's crazy. Totally crazy.
So let me talk about being on time. Was that a weird concept for you?

Is that a real thing?
Oh, it's a real thing.
Okay.
It's a real thing.
I can say it because I'm brown, but it's true.

Honoring people by being punctual.
Like I just didn't get it.
And you just think people are uptight or just wasn't even on your radar.
Yeah, it wasn't on my radar.
I was just kind of in my own world.

But I'm also affecting my future.
And so when I took that into context, it's like, why wouldn't I just be on time?
I think it's just a decision, it's a quick decision.
Just do it.
Yeah, because you were never late again after that.
Yeah.
I just changed the way I thought.
Amazing.
I'm so glad.
Me too.
So you guys are about to make this amazing change in your life.
You've transitioned with wisdom.
As you reflect back on it, what would you say are some of the things
that God's taught you that have perhaps surprised you?
What has surprised me is how God has moved in all of the prophetic words
that have been given to us.
You mean like Gary's major word?
No, no, no, no, like little words from.
I mean, when I was a worship leader for the youth group, even the teens in there that
had been taught the prophesy and just going to prophetic on Sundays and all the prophetic
stuff that happened in school with games we'd play, all of those words pointed to this
thing happening and the stuff around it.
And there's still some that are still in my heart and still waiting on those.
But I feel like God has highlighted the small words to me, the ones that aren't epic, like
like you know, called to the front, you fall out the spirit.
But just the ones that I got, like just from some random person walking up and be like,
"Hey, I think God has this for you."
And it seemed like he has had it for me in all those little times.
So yeah.
That's really good.
That's amazing.
That's really good.
Because I think you're right.
I think we often discount the little words that we get while we're, you know, playing
a prophetic game or we go to Presbyterian, but it isn't Gary Morgan who gave it to us.
It's Bob, you know.
Yeah.
Or whatever.
So yeah, it's really fun in hindsight
to be able to look back and go, oh God.
Like you were saying the same thing
through multiple voices.
I also love that thing.

Oh yeah.
Oh, that was crazy.
So Australia just came out with Visa last year,
which is ironic because had we had gone to Australia before being a Smogger
pleater, we wouldn't have even tried to get this form because it came out the
year after.
And it's a form for people between the ages of 18 and 31 without any
dependence to come and work in Australia for a year.
And it's super cheap compared to the rest of the visas that allow you to work.
Right.

It's like they made this for you guys.
And I was like, that's awesome.
So I was looking over the document, like just reading all the requirements and stuff and
Tink reads over my shoulder.
She's like, what was that?
Wait, scroll back up to the top.
And I was like, okay.
And we scroll back up to the document number and the form number for this new visa is 1208.
I love that.
The form document number, 1208, like top right.
It's so ridiculous.
It's like you can't possibly head forward thinking that God isn't in the midst of it.
He's like, Hey, guess what?
Here it is again.
So cool. It's insane.
Tink, anything that stands out to you as you reflect on your transition stuff that you're like,
man, that's an incredible thing or wisdom you want to pass on to other people who are in your
season because I was speaking to Gary Morgan last night, I was on the phone with him and I just said,
Gary, what I love about hearing Sam and Tink's story is how many other people have had a fling
thought pass through their head like, man, they're my spiritual heroes or I'd really like to be
connected with so and so. Like why Sam and Tink, there was like, I don't know, five,
six hundred people in the room that night. Why of all of those people did God orchestrate
for them to come? Like how much of that had to do with your heart, your desire? I mean,
it's just it's mind blowing. And I love stories that couldn't be orchestrated any other way.
If that we were shinning over dinner tonight, that I know of people who've tried to make
what's happening to you happen, especially with Gary and Sarah. And it just hasn't even
got past the initial email. So as you reflect, what are some of the things that you would
encourage people with who are looking and have a desire and they want to move to the
next step?
I think for me, like what I've learned the most, especially through this, is that God
is like so aware of my heart and he's so in tune with me personally that like I didn't
even have to try to do anything. Like we didn't have to try to make anything happen for us.
We just had to talk to our dad about it.
Talking to God, he was my father and really knowing that he heard me was almost enough
and knowing that he knows best with what my heart desires.
So me not having to try to do anything by my own strength or by my own ability, but knowing
that God I've told you what I love and what I want and what I desire and I know that you
know what's best and that he'll take that desire in my heart and just orchestrate it
to work out for my good, no matter what.
And even throughout all that, not losing sight of the fact that God loves me.
And so even if it didn't happen with Gary and Sarah, I'm sure that something even more
amazing, like something just as amazing would happen.
And I know that it's because God would be basing it off of my desire, you know?
Like just knowing that he knows my heart the best.
that, you know, like just waiting and trusting him throughout all of it.
And especially now I look back and it's been like four years since that happened.
And what would happen if I had that thought with God and I was like, God,
I would really love to work with them.
And if I only thought about that for the next four years, like that would have driven
me crazy. But like I gave it to God and then kind of just like trusted him with it
and let it go. And then he let it grow.
It was like, it was just like this seed that I planted in his hand and let him just grow
it and make it.
That's awesome.

You just kind of move on, but you don't lose hope or anything.
It's just like...

You're living your life and you're living it well.
And in the background, the Lord is orchestrating this elaborate tapestry of desire and destiny
and He's weaving it all together. I just thought, it's amazing.
Would you guys pray for our listeners? Just bless them. There'll be people who are inspired by your
story or people who are, I've got dreams and are one God to move on their
behalf. And, you know, maybe are tired or we are frustrated, but would you just
bless them and just pray for them? Give them an impartation of your hope.
Yeah, dear God, thank you for everything you've done for us in the past couple
years and leading us along this path that you've been building for us.
And I pray for anybody listening just that is inspired or has a dream, has something
like that, to just give it to you and to trust you with a God.
And I pray that you would inspire people to live with their hands open on their dreams
and submit it to you and that in that they would find such a hope and not a frantic chase
after their dreams, but like a wild trust in you, God,
that you totally know what's going on in their hearts
and what they want and that you're orchestrating
something for them and they can trust in that
and believe in that and get on with their lives.
- Yeah, Lord, and I just thank you
that you're such an amazing father
and that you know the desires of our heart
and that you care about the desires of our heart.
And I thank you that you give us the opportunity to just kind of dream with you.
And Father, I just prefer every person that's listening that's just dreaming with you.
And I just blessed those dreams.
And I thank you for our testimony and our story that you're still writing.

So Father, I just thank you for this testimony and thank you for the testimonies that are
being written right now. Jesus name. Amen. Amen.
That's amazing. We're excited about you going to Australia. How can people follow you,
find out more about you and being on your journey in Australia?
Um, I just started a blog so they can follow that.
Alice, your Instagram names, your Twitter names, your blog.
Take McCloud, everything.
At Tink McCloud is Instagram and Twitter at Sam Aaron McCloud.
And then the blog will be www.tinkmakloud.com.
So there you go.
I hope that was a blessing to you.
We love salmon tink.
We love you.
Have fun in Australia.
We've no idea where you are right now, but I would imagine you'll be
listening to this at some point.
And so we love you and we miss you already.
Yeah.
You're beautiful smiling faces.
Yeah.
Let's wrap this thing up.
All right.
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Database name.
- DATABASE_VERSION - Static variable in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacDatabase
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Database version.
- Days() - Constructor for class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCalendar.Days
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- daysToValue(EnumSet<NacCalendar.Day>) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCalendar.Days
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Convert a set of days to a value.
- DEFAULT_VALUE - Static variable in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCheckboxPreference
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Default value.
- delete() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Delete the alarm card.
- delete(NacAlarm) - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacDatabase
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Delete the given alarm from the database.
- DELETE_TABLE - Static variable in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacDatabase.Contract.AlarmTable
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SQL statement to delete the table
- deleteAlarm(int) - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardAdapter
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Delete the alarm at the given index.
- deleteAlarm(Context, NacAlarm) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacDatabase.BackgroundService
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Delete an alarm.
- deleteAlarm(Context, NacAlarm) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacTaskWorker
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Delete an alarm from the database, and cancel it so that it does not run.
- describeContents() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacAlarm
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Describe contents (required for Parcelable).
- deselect() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacFileBrowser
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Deselect the currently selected item from the file browser.
- dirname(String) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacFile
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- disable() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacDayButton
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Disable and animate the view.
- dismiss() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacAlarmActivity
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Dismiss the alarm.
- dismiss() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacDialog
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Dismiss the dialog and call the onDismissDialog listener.
- dismiss() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacSnackbar
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Dismiss the snackbar.
- dismissAlarmActivity(Context, NacAlarm) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacContext
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Dismiss the alarm activity for the given alarm.
- dismissAlarmActivity(Context, NacAlarm) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacIntent
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- dismissDialog() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacDialog
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Dismiss the dialog.
- dismissForegroundService(Context, NacAlarm) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacContext
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Dismiss the foreground service for the given alarm.
- dismissForegroundService(Context, NacAlarm) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacIntent
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- dismissForegroundServiceFromNfcScan(Context, Intent, NacAlarm) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacContext
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Dismiss the foreground service for the given alarm due to an NFC tag being
scanned.
- doAudioSourceButtonClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the audio source button was clicked.
- doCardClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the alarm card was clicked.
- doCollapse() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Collapse the alarm card without any animations.
- doCollapseForce() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Force the alarm card to be fully collapsed, without any animations.
- doDayButtonClick(NacCalendar.Day) - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the day button was clicked.
- doDeleteButtonClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the delete button was clicked.
- doDismissButtonClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the dismiss button was clicked.
- doesGroupMatch(String) - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacNotification
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- doExpand() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Expand the alarm card without any animations.
- doIdsMatch(NacAlarm, Intent) - Static method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacNfc
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Check the saved NFC tag ID in the alarm against the one in the intent.
- doMediaButtonClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the media button was clicked.
- doNameClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the name was clicked.
- doNfcButtonClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the NFC button was clicked.
- doRepeatButtonClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the repeat button was clicked.
- doRepeatButtonLongClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the repeat button was long clicked.
- doSwitchCheckedChanged(boolean) - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the switch was changed.
- doTimeClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the time was clicked.
- doVibrateButtonClick() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacCardHolder
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Act as if the vibrate button was clicked.
- duckVolume() - Method in class com.nfcalarmclock.NacAudio.Attributes
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Duck the volume.


Metronome is a fully autonomous cryptocurrency and monetary system that is built to last. Metronome’s launch and behavior are wholly governed by a set of four smart contracts.
Dictates Metronome’s overall behavior – This is an ERC20 token standard with advanced payment features of subscriptions and mass pay.
Issues new MET daily — Each day, 2,880 MET is auctioned off via a descending price auction, starting from double the previous day’s closing price. As Metronome matures, this will adjust as necessary to ensure a 2% annual inflation rate.
Retains all proceeds from the daily auctions — 100% of the daily auction’s proceeds go to the Proceeds contract. The proceeds are best thought of as a community asset, stored in a locked box.
Provides on-chain conversion — Every 24 hours, the Proceeds Contract sends 0.25% of its contents to the Autonomous Converter Contract. When a user sends MET or its chain’s native token (e.g., ETH, ETC) to the Autonomous Converter Contract, the contract returns its counterpart at a rate determined by the ratio of MET and the native token in the contract.
Portability empowers MET owners to choose the chain where they hold their MET for whatever reason they desire, such as security, fee optimization, and governance arbitrage. Currently, MET can be ported between Ethereum and Ethereum Classic. Additional chain support is under research and development.


Just a collection of scripts to help get you deployed on Digital Ocean or Lightsail etc, just a little easier.
Before running these scripts, please ensure the following:
This script installs a LEMP Stack, ready to deply wordpress sites with later on. Comes with Ubuntu 16.04 and Ubuntu 18.04
| Ubuntu Version | Command | |
|---|---|---|
| 16.04 | curl https://scripts.stewpolley.com/ubuntu-16-04/lemp/initial-setup.sh | sh |
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| 18.04 | curl https://scripts.stewpolley.com/ubuntu-18-04/lemp/initial-setup.sh | sh |
Please make sure to save the root MYSQL password somewhere secure when finished!
This script will ask you for the following - please have these ready first!
/var/www/html/
you would like wordpress installedThe final step in this script is installing a Let's Encrypt Certificate. This will require user interaction
| Ubuntu Version | Command | |
|---|---|---|
| 16.04 | curl https://scripts.stewpolley.com/ubuntu-16-04/lemp/install-wordpress.sh >> install-wordpress.sh && sh install-wordpress.sh |
|
| 18.04 | curl https://scripts.stewpolley.com/ubuntu-18-04/lemp/install-wordpress.sh >> install-wordpress.sh && sh install-wordpress.sh |
To view the source code, please head over to my Github Repo.


November 27th, 2019
Hello there! This is an article on advanced neomutt features that might have been missed in my previous article on (neo)mutt. This page has been inspired by some of the issues I had with neomutt and the fantastic neomutt community.
With release 20191102, neomutt team has introduced named-mailboxes features, which allows you to name your mailboxes (duh) in the sidebar. It can be used for some pretty creative things, like setting a mailbox different to what you have in your `.mail` directory, change the language, or make delimeters. For example, here is an excerpt from one of my neomutt accounts that is tied to my KU mail account
set folder="~/.mail/kumail"
set spoolfile = +'INBOX'
set trash = +'Deleted Items'
set postponed = +'Drafts'
set record = +'Sent Items'
named-mailboxes " ―――――― ♠ KU ―――――― " =Journal
named-mailboxes "↓ Inbox" =INBOX
named-mailboxes "↑ Sent" ='Sent Items'
named-mailboxes "∇ Trash" ='Deleted Items'
named-mailboxes "∗ Junk" ='Junk Email'
named-mailboxes "∃ Drafts" ='Drafts'
After launching neomutt, it gives me nice custom sidebar with a dope delimeter
―――――― ♠ KU ―――――― │ 1 | [11-27-19 12:03:35] Mom Did you buy eggs?
↓ Inbox [32] 3568 │ 2 | [11-27-19 09:07:01] Bill All rights reserved.
↑ Sent 797 │ 3 | [11-27-19 06:07:02] Lao Tse Difficult Paths
∇ Trash 359 │ 4 | [11-27-19 06:59:18] Mando This is the way
∗ Junk 4 │ 5 | [11-26-19 22:59:02] BlondiXXX How much does she love you?
∃ Drafts │ 6 | ...
named-mailboxes
also work with multiple accounts. You can use some garbage mailboxes (looking at you, Journal) as delimeters.
I have been looking around how to do threads and I finally found out how. Usually, mutt just gives you your mail all in one blob of a list. With threads, you can have beautiful trees of replies, threads, forwards, and more! To trigger that, just add this to your `.muttrc`
set sort = 'reverse-threads'
set sort_aux = 'last-date-received'
This is how it looks with huge mail chains
For ease of use, you can add the following line to bind your `c` key to collapse threads ◼
macro index c <collapse-thread> "collapse-thread"


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