Do you have a jingle first this week?
Um, um, that's another.
Welcome to da da da da da da da da da da da da. No, not really.
There's no lyrics to that. You just said welcome. You're working on it, which is great.
I challenge you to download GarageBand on your iPad
and come up with a jingle first by next week.
Okay, you're gonna have to jump me into these GarageBand.
No, no, no.
Oh.
Just to demonstrate your genius
and the simplicity of Apple products.
Yeah.
I'd love if you just download it,
play with it and come up with a soundtrack.
Oh, you're on, baby.
Okay.
Next week, ladies and gentlemen, we will have a jingle.
(laughing)
But the, keeping up with the Jones's podcast,
I can't wait.
Darling, how was your week?
Hit me.
It was, it was good.
I don't remember being...
Okay, it was a hard week.
Okay, but it wasn't really hard.
I think when anybody says like, how's your week going?
You're like in comparison with what?
Right.
Nobody died.
No be sick.
There's no bone.
There's no blood.
Right.
But it was just there was lots of like emotion.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You want to talk about your emotion?
That's okay.
Let's go chronologically.
Let's go emotional stuff over first.
Tell us about the wall apocalypse of 2015.
Okay.
So here's the deal.
You know how I was all excited about the wall that I was seeing.
That's all you've been talking about.

Okay, so we have an office again.
And so on the office, because we, because we plan both year one and now year two,
I designed a calendar that I could have within the same week listed what topics
and what speaker is year one and year two so that I can make sure that I never
us double book to be teaching on the same, you know, two different schools.
I want to interject here just so they understand this calendar. How many feet wide is the calendar?
11. So it's an 11 foot wide calendar that shows eight months.
9. Nine months of a gig of brands. So,
listeners, if you can imagine one side of our office, which is 11 feet long,
AJ is using one of those whole walls to be a calendar.
It's across the top.
Yeah.
The top foot and a half is calendar and the rest of it will be just a dry erase board.
And how do you make this magic happen?
Well, you buy this special dry erase paint or yes, paint from this company called Whitey
Board and I did it in our previous office and it's awesome.
So it's basically a clear lacquer like yeah, invisible nail polish that you paint
over the painted wall.
Yeah.
It's a protective coating on that allows you to use whiteboard markers
-And you can just dry erase. -And if you didn't write on it,
nobody would know it was there unless you write on it.
-Except it's high gloss. -It's high gloss, yeah.
-Right. -So...
-So I measured, measured again, measured again,
made sure I had the perfect calendar,
and then used a level to draw it,
and it took me about somewhere near 30 hours
to draw it out with a Sharpie.
This is dedication to calendar. This is a highly organized shape or speaking right here.
Yes, well, I'm trying to set myself up to have less frustration going forward. So to me, it's worth it.
So I drew it all out with a sharpie. It was perfection. And so I went in on Wednesday morning
to paint the lacquer over top of it, just like I did the last time.
So, women, just so worries with us, you have a freshly painted wall that has dried.
Yes.
Then you've spent 30 hours with a Sharpie, which is a permanent ink marker, drawing out
a calendar-like grid structure on 11 feet of wall.
Yes.
And you're now going...
11 feet by a foot and a half.
And now you're going to paint a top coat of invisible whiteboard lacquer, which will allow
the finished product to be able to see the Sharpie underneath, which will never erase
when you kind of erase out and you can fill in date speakers or that sort of information.
Yes.
The end goal being you can just sit back, look at your wall and see a year at a time.
Yes.
All right.
So the paint has dried, the Sharpie has dried, you are good to go, tell us what happens.
So I went in and I painted it and strangely as I started painting it, there was some black
that was on the roller, which didn't happen last time.
I thought, huh, it's lifting the Sharpie a little bit.
But by the time I'd actually rolled over top of the calendar,
I was watching Sharpie just slide down the wall.
Like it made our office look like it has a Halloween wall.
It's horrible.
- It was pretty scary.
It was like black ooze.
- Yes.
- Coming out of the wall and creepily sliding down
like across between running mascara
and the shower scene from Psycho.
Well, I didn't see Psycho, but I'll take your word for it.
All right. Well, we have photographic evidence
because you posted it to Instagram.
Yes, it was so...
I almost bawled my eyes out.
I just had to say to myself,
this is like, you know,
in terms of other horrific things happening in the world
is not a big deal.
Right.
But I felt like a big deal because the amount of work
I put into it.
Right.
So that was your first trauma?
That was my first trauma.
That was the morning.
That was the morning.
And then, so I was trying to recover from that all day.
And all I'm thinking is, gosh, what did I do wrong?
I did the same thing as last time.
This is so hugely expensive and now it's ruined,
that kind of thing.
- But the day gets better.
- We are worse, it gets worse.
- Well, I was saying that out, it's funny.
(laughing)
- Because I know the day doesn't get better.
- So I show up at church,
'cause I'm teaching the father heart,
finding father, I should know the name of my own book.
Unless you're nice.
You're teaching medicine.
Same day.
Same day.
And so I go by, I check on it.
It's absolutely horrific.
I'm just like, whatever.
And then I go to get set up before speaking.
And as I open up my computer, there is something wrong with my screen.
And there wasn't something wrong with it yesterday when I was using it.
But today on Wednesday, it- Your screen had shattered.
It had shattered.
And so I could only read the bottom two inches of my screen.
But you know what?
I'd rather have a bottom two inches of a Mac display than a full 15 inches of a PC display.
It's like that verse, but it'd be a doorkeeper in the house of the Lord and dwell
among the wicked.
So there is that.
Okay.
That's not how you fell at that point.
At the moment, I didn't.
I felt like...
Psalm 30 verse 5, 5, weeping me last through the night and you hadn't got the next part.
That's right.   So I just walked out and sweet Marcus Hendrickson
set up everything for me. But I basically had to look at the slides coming up on the screen
and then I could read some of the presenter notes on the bottom. It wasn't great.
What was the great day?
It was bad day.
But in comparison to human trafficking.
No, in comparison to human trafficking, it was a fantastic day.
Right.
And then what happened?
Because sorrow does last tonight, but drug does come in the morning.
What was your morning?
In the morning, I went to babes with babes and I had a cronut.
I was more using a metaphor.
What was your morning in this solution to both the wall and the laptop?
Thanks to the Corona digression.
Well, I called the whiteyboard people and actually I live chatted them from the Apple
store while I was trying to get my Apple fixed.
I started chatting them from my iPad.
Okay.

Thank you.
I had all my devices out on the counter because I wanted them to see I was a loyal customer.
And so...
I've taught you well young Padawan.
So I'm sitting there and it's asked you for your name.
 And so I said, if I knew I was going to chat with Austin Powers, I
would have given myself a better name. He said, well, I can refer to you as Dr. Evil
if you prefer. I said I would prefer. So our whole chat was going back and forth. Dr.
Evil and I kept calling referring it to him as Mr. Powers. Mr. Powers. I'd like to remind
you that anyway. So by the end of it, he's like, could you have any pictures of what
it turned out like?
do I have pictures? I said, heck yeah, I have pictures. So I, he said, could you send them to
Bruce? And I was like, is Bruce your middle name? Or anyway, I was just being sarcastic. But he said
Bruce was their like paint guy, like the guy that does all of the places, if you hire them to come
and do the place. Because he wasn't sure what had happened. So the end of this slightly long story,
It wasn't my mistake.
That's right.
They sell two different types of products.
They sell two different types of product.
And they did not realize that their one part would run with Sharpie underneath it
because they've just switched to a new manufacturer.
And so he said, actually, I'd saved him from having done the same thing because he
had no idea that you couldn't do it.
And so they're shipping you a new product.
They're shipping me a new product.
It should come in tomorrow and I'm repainting the wall and redrawing the sharpie.
But this time it'll be fast because you're doing all the hard work.
No, but I threw out my stencil.
OK, that's a bit short.
I'm remeasure.
OK, but version two dot of everything is always better.
So that was the joy comes in the morning for the wall.
What was the joy comes in the morning for your laptop?
Um, it got covered.
So we didn't have to pay to have it fixed.
Agar fixed praise God apple and their incredible customer service.
Thank you.
What else happens this week?
I don't know.
And you had a fever for four hours.
Yeah, four hours where he just lied on me like a limpet and watch
door the Explorer or Diego.
Of the other end of the extreme are nephew or brave little eight year old
nephew had open heart surgery all over England.
He had a whole valve, but in.
Yeah, which is remarkable.
You wanted to keep the old valve.
They took out.
And yep, he asked for it.
So he's got it in a jar of vinegar somewhere.
It's kind of gross.
It's something to show the grandkids.
And this is what came out of Grandpa's art.
It's not grand like a skinny look at it.
Anyway, so we're all excited that he's out of hospital.
That's amazing.
It is amazing.
We've been working our way through our listening questions.
We're going to write through a backlog.
We have a question from Florida, sunny Florida.

This is from Erica, one of our former alumni, Erica.
Your question is, I know you did a message about this, but since moving to Florida,
I have had a hard time explaining to people that God doesn't have a problem
with women in ministry.
Could you please talk about that in your podcast?
By the way, I love listening to your podcast.
It's like visiting the school supernatural life every once in a while.
First of all, great to hear from you.
Erica, I hope you and John are doing really, really well.
We love you, Erica.
And we miss your smile.
We're so excited that you're expecting.
Boop, boop.
Are they okay with us?
And I'm from the world that they're expecting.
It's all over Facebook.
I mean, they're doing any, any minute.
Okay.
Then that's fine.
That's a really, really good question.
And it's a difficult one to answer quickly.
It's actually very, very hard to help answer questions.
The people aren't actually asking.
So you mentioned in your, your question that basically you're
trying to convince people of this. If people don't want to know an answer, you giving them
an answer to a question they're not asking, isn't going to be helpful. However, if people
are hungry for it, we can point it in the right direction, a couple of resources. I grew
up in a church where women literally said nothing. Literally, from the moment the service
started, no woman prayed, spoke, asked a question, let a service. When the service was
over, women could speak. I since married a woman preacher, one who's actually a better
preacher than I am.
- Oh, thanks, baby.
- That's true, not flat right.
We're in a church where women are leaders
and I help raise up women leaders
and many of my team are women at Gray Center.
And I love it and some of my heroes of the faith are women.
Anyway, that doesn't help answer your question.
There is a great book.
And see, here's my dilemma.
I don't really want to teach on our podcast.
We teach everywhere else.
I kind of want to just talk on our podcast.
So to answer this properly, I need to teach.
But you're in luck.
I have taught on it.
We did record it.
I'll put it up on the blog.
But a book that was really, really, really helpful for me
working through some of the verses that at the first pass
in the scripture seem to suggest that women should remain
silent and that I don't permit women to teach men, et
cetera, et cetera, those verses there.
So fantastic book.
It's called "Why Not Women?"
And it's by Lauren Cunningham and a couple of other authors.
I'll put a link to it in the show notes.
And also, I think I taught this at Eminie.
I think this is where the recording is.
It may have been at Grace Center,
but I'll post that on our website as well.
If you look in the show notes,
there'll be a link to that as well.
And hopefully that will give you some more meat
in case people in Florida ask you
why you're in ministry and why you're doing things.
I'd like to talk about honor this week.
- Sounds good.
Is there a particular place you'd like to start?
- No, where would you like to start?
- Well, I was thinking back in 2003,
12 years ago. I was but a fresh faced 30 something. Was I 30? Was I even 30? Born in
74, 2003. I was a 29 year old man.
Baby, you did math in your head.
Just like that.
I would like to honor you for doing math in your head so quickly.
Thank you. That feels like sarcasm.
No. Okay. So 29 years old, I'd spent all the money I had earned to fly to Toronto, Canada
to do the School of Ministry out there, a five-month school.
And like anybody who's super hungry for God and has heard amazing things about
school, and by the way, the School of Ministry in Toronto is absolutely fantastic.
If you're thinking of doing a five-month school, a residential school,
I could not endorse a better school than the School of Ministry up in Toronto.
We love it. It's amazing. Anyway, I went there as a student.
And like everybody else, we're looking for that breakthrough week, the week
program, absolutely meet God and they give you a schedule at the
beginning of the year of who's speaking on what and I'm so
excited. I'm thinking, is it going to be in the father
heart? Am I going to have a major revelation? Is it going to be
on here and God's voice? Is it going to be on healing soul
ties? Is it going to be on deliverance? Is it going to be
the prophetic? Who knows? And so every week, you know, was
brilliant. But I never felt I got that breakthrough I was
looking for, you know, that life defining moment where it
changed my life forever. And that hadn't happened. And so
So there was a week on honor and I remember it, Peter and Heather Jackson were teaching
on the school and I didn't understand a thing they were saying and I don't want to get
ahead of myself.
So I'm listening to their teaching and it's good but I was having a hard time following
it and I wasn't quite sure what it was and I was like, "Oh yeah, this is great."
And then Peter said, "Hey, we're going to do an activation."
And I was like, "Ooh, activations."
There's what we're going to do is we're going to get into small groups, your outreach teams,
the teams are going to be going on outreach.
what I'd like you to do is in your circles,
I'd like you to honor one another.
And I'm like, what does that mean?
So he said, let me show you some really specific things.
He said, what I want you to do is,
I want you to position yourself to honor the person
by doing three things.
So I'm like, all right.
He said, I want you to communicate to them
with a loving tone of voice.
It's like, okay.
I want you to communicate to them with eye contact.
So I don't want you or them to break eye contact
while you're doing it.
I'm like, okay, that's slightly more awkward.
And then a third of all,
I want you to communicate on her
through loving affectionate touch.
And I'm like this is getting a little bit weird.
(laughing)
- Do I have to?
- But basically they demonstrated it.
So actually Heather honored one of the students.
She pulled out one of the students
and she got down on her knees
and this student was sitting on a chair.

And she tuned to prophetic flow and just began to speak
the father's heart and affection over this man.
- Wow.
- I thought this is amazing, and of course we're all crying.

And I'm pumped because I've always been somebody
who's keen to encourage.
So I'm excited, I'm thinking about what I'm gonna encourage
I want to, you know, everybody with, and the Holy Spirit says this to me.
He says, you don't get to encourage anybody.
And I was like, what?
He was like, Alan, you are very, very good at giving honor to others.
You are terrible at receiving honor.
And I was like, what?

You don't get to honor anybody today.
And I was like, I don't like this.
And so what I realized as one after another,
my teammates came up, sat down in front of me on their knees,
held my hand, looked in my eyes,
and just began to speak all the things they saw in my life
that they loved and felt honored and loved and safe by.
I became absolutely undone.
I think I actually had to run from the scene
because I was so brokenhearted.
I was just so overwhelmed by it.
And the Lord just started revealing this whole core of shame in me because you need a foundation to receive honor.
And I realized that I had always been somebody who deflected, you know, honor and praise for, I don't know what reason for.
I don't know whether it felt like flatry.
I don't know whether it felt wrong, but that week on the school absolutely changed my approach to interacting with people.
Talk to me about your revelation of honor, where it came from, how you got it.
I would say that my revelation of honor probably mostly comes from you,
from you, both being good at honoring others and valuing honor.
So I would say it's a borrowed revelation that I'm still working on.
Hmm.
I wasn't expecting that answer.
You know, Bethel, church in Reading California,
have done a wonderful job at putting legs
to the whole topic of honor.
Mm-hmm.
Bill Johnson says that to honor someone
is to celebrate who they are without stumbling over
who they're not.
Yeah, it's a great statement.
And I think probably in our culture,
when I say culture, I mean our Western culture,
we probably see honor demonstrated of funerals.
Yeah.
So you gather around and at a funeral,
you really minimize and don't talk about the bad
that the person did.
But you talk about the impact that that person had
on your life.
And sometimes the impact that they had on your life
was very, very small in some ways.
The story might seem insignificant,
but it was huge to you.
And the tragedy in our culture is that most people
receive honor only when they're dead.
Very true.
And so one of the things I've had in my heart
is to actually put honor into practice
so that you can impact people while they're alive.
And so I find great joy in finding people who've impacted me
and either writing them or sending them a gift
or just communicating to them as intentless as I can,
how they have impacted my life and what they've done for me.
- Yeah, and you're seriously, you're amazing at it.
You have a gift of being able to not only honor people
well, but help them receive it.
Do you know why I think that is?
Why?
I think I have consistently sat under the weight of God's honor of me.
I feel like for a long part of my walk with God, God sat on me.
I mean, literally, he pinned me down almost and wouldn't let me squirm away without me
receiving a revelation that he honors me and delights in me.
And that's, you know, salvation, all of salvation is rooted in honor. While we're still sinners,
Christ died for us. Like God's love and God's affection and God's value on our lives is
so great that he exchanged his life for our life. I mean, that's astonishing honor. He
He looked at our lives and just said, "I want them in my family.
There's something of worth, there's something of value in them."
And he saw the diamonds in the midst of the dirt of our lives.
He saw something in our lives and decided to rescue us.
I mean, that's astonishing honor.
And I think, and I don't mean to be controversial here, that salvation is the ground floor of
the honor that God has for us.
I think too often we get saved and that's it.
And I don't mean to say that being saved is something minimal.
I mean, my gosh, if all, if all, I'm in the sense of ridiculous,
but if the sum total of Jesus' death and resurrection on the cross
was to forgive our sins, he's worthy of praise forever and ever and ever.
However, honor takes us up a level.
It moves us from sinners saved by grace into saints who are co-heirs with Christ.
A lot of Christians never get that part of the revelation.
So we spend most of our lives, I certainly did until 2003,
thinking that we're just sinners saved by grace.
And, you know, but for the grace of God, they're Gohai.
And not realizing there's a whole royal identity to step into where we are
literally sons and daughters of the king.
Right.
And to think like that requires a paradigm shift.
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
- So that old adage of you cannot give what you do not have
means you first have to receive honor before you can give honor.
Which I think is why I love our culture because we have such a great culture of
honor where we're allowed to be ourselves and be valued for who we are.
I suppose I'm, I'm then having difficulty separating the difference
between the love of God and God honoring you.
I mean, they're one in the same.
God's love, you know, was rooted in honor.
You were made for love.
It's amazing that we're made in his image.
And so God
that in itself is an honor.
It's a very God of honor.
So therefore we have honor within us.
But if you think about going back to creation,
God creates Adam and Eve and he gives away everything he's made to them.

We went to the Biltmore state last week.
Can you imagine going to the built more state and meeting one of their surviving members of the built more state and they were just like,
Oh, Alan, Adrian, we're so glad that you're here.
We want to give you the built more state.
You guys are now the ownership of it and you guys get to run it.
And good luck with that.
I mean, that would be astonishing or like, why us instead of anybody else?
And I mean, it would just blow our minds, but God creates a whole earth, hands it over to them.
And basically says, Hey, be fruitful and multiply.
He honors them and he trusts them.
And you see the fruit of that.
incredible. And the enemy comes along and robs it and he robs it with shame, which is the antithesis
of honor. So most of us live from a shame-based identity, even though we're saved. We still live
with this view that, well, you know, I guess God has to love us and you know, he's got to be faithful
to his name rather than having a revelation that no, he really does love us because of something
He didn't get stuck with you.
Yeah, that's right.
There's intrinsic value in all of us.
There's never been a moment we haven't been perfectly loved.
And that's, you know, that's that honor displayed to us.
It's astonishing, isn't it?
It's amazing.
That means everyone we meet,
because they're made in the image of God is worthy of honor.
Right.
Without us knowing who they are and what they're like.
So that means the prophetic gets to look in the lives of people.
And as Chris Valtan loves to say is find the gold in the midst of the dirt of people's lives.
So this is who you are.
This is who you're created to be.
And call the map in honor.
I think that's my favorite thing about the prophetic.
You know, who does that really, really well?
Who?
Gary Morgan, David Wagner.
Yeah, they both do.
They're both prophets who are really, really good at not just calling out destiny,
but just looking for the thing that's for the redemption and for the honor.
Yeah.
Do you have any favorite honor stories?
I guess they would all involve you.
I guess I attribute when you show me that you know me and that you've paid
attention to details, I attribute that, like I attribute that to honor.
Does that make sense?
No, give me an example.
Well, like when we got engaged and the lengths that you went to to like have all my favorite
verses and my favorite coffee and my favorite meal and all that kind of stuff like just to me,
I felt honored for the person that I was just in little things that don't even matter but they
mattered enough that you noticed them. Does that make sense? And I suppose really like even last
week when we went to the built more, I said this already, but I felt maybe more honored
by God.
Yeah.
I remember being on school in Toronto and it was I think it was a Thursday.
Father or two or a Thursday, not that matters, but you're influencing me to tell you unnecessary details.
Wait, I'm becoming a woman.
Oh dear.
And you know at that time I was leading one of the domestic teams and it was our day to prep dinner so I'm in the kitchen and I'm wondering where the rest of my team is and all of a sudden one of my team running said hey you need in the main hall and so.
Here I am and not scrubs but you know what an apron on and you know I'm ticked at nobody I showed up on time and so I got in the main.
the main room and there's all the guy from the school just kind of milling around wondering what's going on and nobody has a clue nobody.
Really sure why were there why we've been summoned and all of a sudden these doors open.

And so when we walk into the room next door, being led by one of the girls, one of the female
students, they've laid out a red carpet for us and to our surprise, when we walk in, they've
transformed this room into a banquet hall, it's a round banquet hall, a banquet table, a big
apartment and there is right before us, individual tables, all with our names on them. And when we
sit down, there's a prophetic word and an honoring card about who we are and what this
person has seen in us and what they love. And they spend the evening lavishing us with
just honor and with caring, like serving us amazing food that they had prepared and then
giving us gifts that they had prepared. And I remember all of the guys just being undone,
some initially just joking, "Oh, well, this is awesome, this is the way it should be,"
uncomfortable with honor. But I remember the guy next to me just weeping all the way through
the meal, just undone, just sobbing. And he could not get it together. And he said, and
he turned to me, said, Alan, you don't understand. He said, I have treated women horribly all of my
life. Like, I don't deserve this. Like, I am a horrible person when I, this is undoing me. And I
think I think honor is this astonishing ability to bypass reason and just hit the heart.
Which is why in Romans it says for God's kindness leads us to repentance. One of the amazing things
about God is his insistence on showing kindness to quote unquote the wicked.
He is insistent on wearying us with his kindness and with his love.
This is what happened to this man's plan to ask, we're just kind of sobbing. So they service
just three course meal and there's chocolates.
And the whole point at the end,
they just get up and they just said,
"Hey, we just wanna honor you for being godly man."
Well, we literally didn't have an emotional bucket
to put that experience in.
As guys, we did not know what to do with that.
But stuff like that just, you know, and does you.
You know, you've done this twice for me
on my 30th birthday and my 40th birthday, unbeknownst to me.
I'm a high words of affirmation person,
but you, without my knowing, went behind my back
and emailed a bunch of friends and family
and all around the world and asked them,
would you write a paragraph about some way
that Allen has impacted your life
and then claded them in a book and gave them to me?
And they're probably two of my most treasured possessions,
just a record of these things.
And it's amazing that I have this record
of how I've impacted people's lives before I'm dead.
And I think that's what motivated me is like,
I actually wanna tell the people
who've impacted my life.

Like, hey, I was really touched by this.
Hey, I was really moved by this.
Hey, you're a great person because of this, that,
and the next thing.
And it's amazing the reactions that people have.
Some people don't have an emotional bucket to put that in.
They either think it's flattery,
or they're so filled with shame
that they can't hold the weight of that.
And that's tragic because in Isaiah 61,
the prophecy speaking about Jesus said that instead
of your shame, you'd be given a double portion of honor.
So whether we like it or not, our inheritance
is a double portion of honor.
And it would be tragic that we don't get to experience that
on earth because we didn't have a bucket to put it in.
- Yeah.
- On that particular cliffhanger, I think we'll end it there.
If we have wedded your appetite
for more information about honor,
If what I'm talking to you is completely alien and foreign and you're like, man,
I want to hear more teaching and revelation about honor.
We have a teaching prepared for you at our website.
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by John MbatiTreasury CS Ukur Yattani has had a really good year, judging from the events that have transpired in 2019.
On Saturday, November 23, he took to social media to announce that one of his sons had achieved an important milestone in his life.
Ibrae Yattani, graduated with a masters degree in law from the University of Kent, United Kingdom.
"What a proud day for my family as our son Ibrae graduates.
"God has been immensely gracious to us and we thank him for all His favours," Yattani enthusiastically affirmed.
On Friday, November 15, his wife Gumato Ukur, landed two government jobs.
She was appointed as the chairperson of Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) Council.
Gumato was appointed by Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha, under the Universities Act No. 42 of 2012, for three years.
She was also appointed as a member of the Taskforce on Standards and Quality Infrastructure Reforms in Kenya by Trade and Industrialisation CS Peter Munya.
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Stacy Louise Joyce, 26, from Drumchapel, Glasgow, passed away after giving birth to a baby boy on Saturday.
Distraught dad John Joyce shared the devastating news on social media as he led tributes to his “princess”.
John Joyce posted: “How the f**k can this world be so f*****g cruel with such sad devastating news.
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What is it?
Open source Java framework used to create Rich Internet Applications.
Both server and front-end are written in Java.
Java-to-Javascript compiler.
Benefits
Code re-use between server and client
Provides Remote Procedure Call (RPC) mechanism for client-server communication
Complex and visually appealing front-ends without the cross-browser headaches
Lots of widgets and extensions freely available
No browser plugin required
GWT Generated Files
Note: The "linker" (which is the last step in the compilation process, and is pluggable) was set by default to "std" (also known as IframeLinker) prior to GWT 2.7 and it produced *.cache.html files; starting with GWT 2.7, the default linker is "xsiframe" (aka CrossSiteIframeLinker) and it produces *.cache.js files.
{Entrypoint}.nocache.js Detects browser and loads the corresponding {HEX}.cache.html file
{HEX}.cache.html Program logic of the application
{HEX}.gwt.rpc Types that are serialized in RPC requests
Note: {HEX} values are dynamically generated upon compilation
Note: Each {HEX}.cache.html is browser specific
These are the important files produced by the GWT Compiler:
<Module Name>.nocache.js (or <Module Name>-xs.nocache.js for cross-site script inclusion)
<Alphanumeric>.cache.html
<Alphanumeric>.gwt.rpc
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The browser loads and processes the host HTML page.
When the browser encounters the page's <script src="<Module Name>.nocache.js"> tag, it immediately downloads and executes the JavaScript code in the file.
The .nocache.js file contains JavaScript code that resolves the Deferred Binding configurations (such as browser detection, for instance) and then uses a lookup table generated by the GWT Compiler to locate one of the .cache.html files to use.
The JavaScript code in .nocache.js then creates a hidden <iframe>, inserts it to the host page's DOM, and loads the .cache.html file into that iframe.
The .cache.html file contains the actual program logic of the GWT application.
That's the process in a nutshell.
The .nocache.js File
The "nocache" file is where Deferred Binding occurs. Before the application can run, any dynamically-bound code must be resolved. One of the key features of the "nocache.js" file is a lookup table that maps Deferred Binding permutations to .cache.html filenames.
What is Deferred Binding?
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In previous versions of GWT, if your application used GWT RPC, the types that you wanted to serialize across the wire had to implement the IsSerializable interface. In GWT 1.4, types that implement the java.io.Serializable interface now also qualify for serialization over RPC, with some conditions.
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Uses a serialization protocol to call remote methods and also send Java data types and objects as parameters from client to server.
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LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1988 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Ken Russell reminds us how much fun and how must art went into 1960s horror films.  While less ambitious than most of Russell's output, it may well be his best-realized film. Rating: +2. (But not for all tastes.)
Some of the most stylish and interesting horror are those directed by Terence Fisher. Fisher's films include HORROR OF DRACULA, KISS OF THE VAMPIRE, ISLAND OF TERROR, and THE DEVIL'S BRIDE (a.k.a. THE DEVIL RIDES OUT). Some have said that Fisher is to horror films what Hitchcock is to suspense. Any year is a banner year for horror fans when two Terence Fisher films come out. 1988 is such a year--well, sort of. Lamentably, Fisher died several years ago, but if the term Hitchcockian can be applied to films done in his style, you should be able to do the same thing with Fisher. For Fisher, making horror films was an art. Making films about razor gloves or hockey-masked killers and mass-producing those is at best a craft and barely that. But 1988 can boast two films in the best traditions of Fisher, both made by filmmakers with much better reputations. THE DECEIVERS was directed by James Ivory and LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM was directed by Ken Russell.
Russell like to spice his films with sequences of near-hallucinatory images. Sometimes that works, as it did in ALTERED STATES or THE DEVILS. Sometimes it is a complete non sequitur, as in CRIMES OF PASSION. He let weirdness totally take hold of his last film, GOTHIC, but with LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM he is back telling a story reasonably linearly. And while it is not his most ambitious project, making a 1960s-style horror film--and doing it well--is better than trying to do a biography of Tchaikovsky and trashing it as badly as Russell did with THE MUSIC LOVERS. In this case, Russell's source was the Bram Stoker novel of the same title. Stoker also wrote JEWEL OF THE SEVEN STARS, which was adapted into THE MUMMY'S SHROUD and THE AWAKENING. And, oh yes, he wrote a book called DRACULA which, if I remember, has been the basis of a few films.
Since before the Garden of Eden the god of the Bible has been at war with the primal snake god Dionin. Through the ages various snake cults have flourished and, where necessary, opposed Christianity (as well as Conan!). A disciple of Dionin--thousands of years old, thanks to clean living and the power of the snake god--has set up shop on the English countryside where legend has it a great "worm" was slain by a Lord D'Ampton after it had feasted on people and cows. Since then there had been disappearances in the region, but not enough to cause too much fuss until the discovery of the skull of some inexplicable animal is found by a Scottish visitor. Then things start to happen.
Surprisingly for a film by Russell, LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM is, if anything, a bit lightweight. But it is a well-crafted horror film. He finds surprising places to hint at snake shapes in the film, from a water hose to the insignia on a policeman's collar. Amanda Donohoe makes a superbly sensuous villainess and is always marvelous to watch, but never more so than when she is seducing an unlucky but eager Boy Scout for the greater glory of Dionin. LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM will probably be my favorite Ken Russell film. I sat through it twice and had a great time both viewings. Rate it a +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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According to Phoenix police, officers responded to an injured person seen in bushes south of a business near 16th and Roosevelt streets around 6 a.m.
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Another man, later identified as 42-year-old Hector Zamarripa, was located near Guzman and detained for questioning. Zamarripa made admissions to detectives that he was allegedly responsible for Guzman's death, and that he stole some of his property.
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extends java.lang.Object
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void |
attackResolveInOrder(turnManager tM,
unit first,
unit second,
javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
Resolves combat for two units in order of their 'I' stat.
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void |
attackResolveNoOrder(turnManager tM,
unit first,
unit second,
javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
resolves combat for both combatants in two separate loops while not
checking if the unit "second" has died or not For use with close combat
when both units has equal initiate.
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void |
charge(turnManager tM,
int distance,
javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
Sets up a charge and executes overwatch if the charge is possible.
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void |
die(javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
Used whenever a unit dies.
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double |
getPosX() |
double |
getPosY() |
void |
handleMouseClick(javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent e,
turnManager tM,
javafx.scene.shape.Circle movementAssist,
javafx.scene.layout.Pane root,
javafx.scene.shape.Line targetingAssist)
Used to handle a mouse click in a game.
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void |
resolveCloseCombat(turnManager tM,
javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
Figures out what to call and loops until one or both units die.
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void |
setPos(double x,
double y) |
void |
shoot(turnManager tM,
int Distance,
D6 d6,
Tables t,
javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
Processes a shooting attack and randomizes outcome.
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java.lang.String |
toString() |
public void resolveCloseCombat(turnManager tM, javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
tM:
- the current turn manager.root:
- the game Pane so units can properly disappear when killed.public void attackResolveNoOrder(turnManager tM, unit first, unit second, javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
tM:
- turn manager current in use by Windowfirst:
- a unitsecond:
- a unitroot:
- current Pane of window.public void attackResolveInOrder(turnManager tM, unit first, unit second, javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
first:
- unit with higher I attribute.second:unit
- with lower I attribute.root:
- the pane being used in the window class.tM:
- turn manager currently in use by Windowpublic void shoot(turnManager tM, int Distance, D6 d6, Tables t, javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
tM:
- current Turn manager.Distance:
- the distance inbetween the units in pixels rounded to nearest whole.d6:
- an instance of the D6 classt:
- an instance of the tables classroot:
- Current Pane being used in window.public void charge(turnManager tM, int distance, javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
tM:
- the turnManager being used in windowdistance:
- distance between the two unitsroot:
- the pane from windowpublic void setPos(double x, double y)
x:
- move unit to xy:
- move unit to y move unit to x,ypublic double getPosX()
public double getPosY()
public void die(javafx.scene.layout.Pane root)
root:
- the pane used in window. removes unit from play.public void handleMouseClick(javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent e, turnManager tM, javafx.scene.shape.Circle movementAssist, javafx.scene.layout.Pane root, javafx.scene.shape.Line targetingAssist)
e:
- the mouse event.tM:
- the turn manager used in windowmovementAssist:
- A circle used in window to assist with movementroot:
- the pane used in windowtargetingAssist:
- A line that us used to help figure distance
between units This method handles all possible events for a mouse clicked
action including movement, shooting, and assualt.public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object


Arrays and hashes are two of the more important and versatile data structures available in Ruby, able to quickly and easily traverse and transform large quantities of objects at once..
An array, simply put, is an ordered list of objects. Each object in an array is referenced by an integer value, known as the index. Thus the first item in an array is array[0], the second array[1], and so on (computers count using 0 as the starting point, rather than 1). New objects can be inserted into this array at various points, and it keeps them in that same order based on where the new object was added in. This makes it relatively easy to pull objects out again, based on the sequence in which they were added.
numbers = [ 5, 6, 7, 8] numbers[0] => 5 numbers[2] => 7
A hash is similar to an array in that it represents a list of objects, but unlike an array it isn't ordered by integer values. Rather, instead of an index, it uses keys to associate with each value. This key can be any object, such as a string or an integer, and it associated only with one value. This is usually helpful where the values are referenced by a name or a non-ordered set of integers, where it wouldn't be useful or sensible to keep them in an ordered form.
prices = {'cereal'=>3.95, 'chicken'=>6.75, 'milk'=>2.75} prices[:cereal] => 3.95 prices[:milk] => 2.75


This package performs voxel-wise deconvolution analysis of DCE-MRI contrast agent concentration versus time data and generates the Impulse Response Function, which can be used to approximate commonly utilized kinetic parameters such as Ktrans and ve. An interactive advanced voxel diagnosis tool (AVDT) is also provided to facilitate easy navigation of voxel-wise data.
| Version: | 0.55 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.11.0), xtable, akima, R.oo, R.methodsS3, matlab, lattice, locfit, graphics, grDevices, grid |
| Suggests: | R.matlab |
| Published: | 2013-03-20 |
| Author: | Gregory Z. Ferl |
| Maintainer: | Gregory Z. Ferl <ferl.gregory at gene.com> |
| License: | CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | DATforDCEMRI citation info |
| In views: | MedicalImaging |
| CRAN checks: | DATforDCEMRI results |
| Reference manual: | DATforDCEMRI.pdf |
| Package source: | DATforDCEMRI_0.55.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: DATforDCEMRI_0.55.zip, r-release: DATforDCEMRI_0.55.zip, r-oldrel: DATforDCEMRI_0.55.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: DATforDCEMRI_0.55.tgz, r-oldrel: DATforDCEMRI_0.55.tgz |
| Old sources: | DATforDCEMRI archive |
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Army Knife |
The Army KnifeThe default tab for The Army Knife can be set using the preferences panel (Edit->Preferences) The list contains all the files that The Army Knife knows about. You can add files by dragging them onto The Army Knife, or empty the list using the Edit->Clear List command. The Edit->Save Window Settings command allows users to save the current window location and size as the default. You may select multiple files from that list with the following commands.
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A festival is an event ordinarily celebrated by a community and centering on some characteristic aspect of that community and its religion or cultures. It is often marked as a local or national holiday, mela, or eid. A festival constitutes typical cases of glocalization, as well as the high culture-low culture interrelationship.[1] Next to religion and folklore, a significant origin is agricultural. Food is such a vital resource that many festivals are associated with harvest time. Religious commemoration and thanksgiving for good harvests are blended in events that take place in autumn, such as Halloween in the northern hemisphere and Easter in the southern. Festivals often serve to fulfill specific communal purposes, especially in regard to commemoration or thanking to the gods and goddesses. They may also provide entertainment, which was particularly important to local communities before the advent of mass-produced entertainment. Festivals that focus on cultural or ethnic topics also seek to inform community members of their traditions; the involvement of elders sharing stories and experience provides a means for unity among families. In Ancient Greece and Rome, festivals such as the Saturnalia were closely associated with social organisation and political processes as well as religion.[2][3][4] In modern times, festivals may be attended by strangers such as tourists, who are attracted to some of the more eccentric or historical ones. The Philippines is one example of a modern society with many festivals, as each day of the year has at least one specific celebration. There are more than 42,000 known major and minor festivals in the country, most of which are specific to the barangay (village) level.[5]


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SynchronizationTaskExecution extends Entity
SynchronizationTaskExecution class
Tags
Table of Contents
- $_propDict : array<string|int, mixed>
- The array of properties available to the model
- __construct() : mixed
- Construct a new Entity
- getActivityIdentifier() : string|null
- Gets the activityIdentifier Identifier of the job run.
- getCountEntitled() : int|null
- Gets the countEntitled Count of processed entries that were assigned for this application.
- getCountEntitledForProvisioning() : int|null
- Gets the countEntitledForProvisioning Count of processed entries that were assigned for provisioning.
- getCountEscrowed() : int|null
- Gets the countEscrowed Count of entries that were escrowed (errors).
- getCountEscrowedRaw() : int|null
- Gets the countEscrowedRaw Count of entries that were escrowed, including system-generated escrows.
- getCountExported() : int|null
- Gets the countExported Count of exported entries.
- getCountExports() : int|null
- Gets the countExports Count of entries that were expected to be exported.
- getCountImported() : int|null
- Gets the countImported Count of imported entries.
- getCountImportedDeltas() : int|null
- Gets the countImportedDeltas Count of imported delta-changes.
- getCountImportedReferenceDeltas() : int|null
- Gets the countImportedReferenceDeltas Count of imported delta-changes pertaining to reference changes.
- getError() : SynchronizationError|null
- Gets the error If an error was encountered, contains a synchronizationError object with details.
- getId() : string|null
- Gets the id Read-only.
- getODataType() : string|null
- Gets the ODataType
- getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
- getState() : SynchronizationTaskExecutionResult|null
- Gets the state Code summarizing the result of this run. Possible values are: Succeeded, Failed, EntryLevelErrors.
- getTimeBegan() : DateTime|null
- Gets the timeBegan Time when this job run began. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
- getTimeEnded() : DateTime|null
- Gets the timeEnded Time when this job run ended. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
- jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
- setActivityIdentifier() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the activityIdentifier Identifier of the job run.
- setCountEntitled() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the countEntitled Count of processed entries that were assigned for this application.
- setCountEntitledForProvisioning() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the countEntitledForProvisioning Count of processed entries that were assigned for provisioning.
- setCountEscrowed() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the countEscrowed Count of entries that were escrowed (errors).
- setCountEscrowedRaw() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the countEscrowedRaw Count of entries that were escrowed, including system-generated escrows.
- setCountExported() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the countExported Count of exported entries.
- setCountExports() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the countExports Count of entries that were expected to be exported.
- setCountImported() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the countImported Count of imported entries.
- setCountImportedDeltas() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the countImportedDeltas Count of imported delta-changes.
- setCountImportedReferenceDeltas() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the countImportedReferenceDeltas Count of imported delta-changes pertaining to reference changes.
- setError() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the error If an error was encountered, contains a synchronizationError object with details.
- setId() : Entity
- Sets the id Read-only.
- setODataType() : Entity
- Sets the ODataType
- setState() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the state Code summarizing the result of this run. Possible values are: Succeeded, Failed, EntryLevelErrors.
- setTimeBegan() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the timeBegan Time when this job run began. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
- setTimeEnded() : SynchronizationTaskExecution
- Sets the timeEnded Time when this job run ended. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
Properties
$_propDict
The array of properties available to the model
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$_propDict
Methods
__construct()
Construct a new Entity
public
__construct([array<string|int, mixed> $propDict = array() ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $propDict : array<string|int, mixed> = array()
-
A list of properties to set
Return values
mixed —getActivityIdentifier()
Gets the activityIdentifier Identifier of the job run.
public
getActivityIdentifier() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The activityIdentifier
getCountEntitled()
Gets the countEntitled Count of processed entries that were assigned for this application.
public
getCountEntitled() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The countEntitled
getCountEntitledForProvisioning()
Gets the countEntitledForProvisioning Count of processed entries that were assigned for provisioning.
public
getCountEntitledForProvisioning() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The countEntitledForProvisioning
getCountEscrowed()
Gets the countEscrowed Count of entries that were escrowed (errors).
public
getCountEscrowed() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The countEscrowed
getCountEscrowedRaw()
Gets the countEscrowedRaw Count of entries that were escrowed, including system-generated escrows.
public
getCountEscrowedRaw() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The countEscrowedRaw
getCountExported()
Gets the countExported Count of exported entries.
public
getCountExported() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The countExported
getCountExports()
Gets the countExports Count of entries that were expected to be exported.
public
getCountExports() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The countExports
getCountImported()
Gets the countImported Count of imported entries.
public
getCountImported() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The countImported
getCountImportedDeltas()
Gets the countImportedDeltas Count of imported delta-changes.
public
getCountImportedDeltas() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The countImportedDeltas
getCountImportedReferenceDeltas()
Gets the countImportedReferenceDeltas Count of imported delta-changes pertaining to reference changes.
public
getCountImportedReferenceDeltas() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The countImportedReferenceDeltas
getError()
Gets the error If an error was encountered, contains a synchronizationError object with details.
public
getError() : SynchronizationError|null
Return values
SynchronizationError|null —The error
getId()
Gets the id Read-only.
public
getId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The id
getODataType()
Gets the ODataType
public
getODataType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The ODataType
getProperties()
Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
public
getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
getState()
Gets the state Code summarizing the result of this run. Possible values are: Succeeded, Failed, EntryLevelErrors.
public
getState() : SynchronizationTaskExecutionResult|null
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecutionResult|null —The state
getTimeBegan()
Gets the timeBegan Time when this job run began. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
public
getTimeBegan() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The timeBegan
getTimeEnded()
Gets the timeEnded Time when this job run ended. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
public
getTimeEnded() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The timeEnded
jsonSerialize()
Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
public
jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
setActivityIdentifier()
Sets the activityIdentifier Identifier of the job run.
public
setActivityIdentifier(string $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The value of the activityIdentifier
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setCountEntitled()
Sets the countEntitled Count of processed entries that were assigned for this application.
public
setCountEntitled(int $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The value of the countEntitled
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setCountEntitledForProvisioning()
Sets the countEntitledForProvisioning Count of processed entries that were assigned for provisioning.
public
setCountEntitledForProvisioning(int $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The value of the countEntitledForProvisioning
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setCountEscrowed()
Sets the countEscrowed Count of entries that were escrowed (errors).
public
setCountEscrowed(int $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The value of the countEscrowed
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setCountEscrowedRaw()
Sets the countEscrowedRaw Count of entries that were escrowed, including system-generated escrows.
public
setCountEscrowedRaw(int $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The value of the countEscrowedRaw
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setCountExported()
Sets the countExported Count of exported entries.
public
setCountExported(int $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The value of the countExported
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setCountExports()
Sets the countExports Count of entries that were expected to be exported.
public
setCountExports(int $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The value of the countExports
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setCountImported()
Sets the countImported Count of imported entries.
public
setCountImported(int $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The value of the countImported
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setCountImportedDeltas()
Sets the countImportedDeltas Count of imported delta-changes.
public
setCountImportedDeltas(int $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The value of the countImportedDeltas
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setCountImportedReferenceDeltas()
Sets the countImportedReferenceDeltas Count of imported delta-changes pertaining to reference changes.
public
setCountImportedReferenceDeltas(int $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The value of the countImportedReferenceDeltas
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —setError()
Sets the error If an error was encountered, contains a synchronizationError object with details.
public
setError(SynchronizationError $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : SynchronizationError
-
The value to assign to the error
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —The SynchronizationTaskExecution
setId()
Sets the id Read-only.
public
setId(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The id
Return values
Entity —setODataType()
Sets the ODataType
public
setODataType(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The ODataType
Return values
Entity —setState()
Sets the state Code summarizing the result of this run. Possible values are: Succeeded, Failed, EntryLevelErrors.
public
setState(SynchronizationTaskExecutionResult $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : SynchronizationTaskExecutionResult
-
The value to assign to the state
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —The SynchronizationTaskExecution
setTimeBegan()
Sets the timeBegan Time when this job run began. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
public
setTimeBegan(DateTime $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The value to assign to the timeBegan
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —The SynchronizationTaskExecution
setTimeEnded()
Sets the timeEnded Time when this job run ended. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
public
setTimeEnded(DateTime $val) : SynchronizationTaskExecution
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The value to assign to the timeEnded
Return values
SynchronizationTaskExecution —The SynchronizationTaskExecution


HIGH FIDELITY A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
There's nothing more annoying than a music geek. You know, the kind of guy who hangs out in record stores reminiscing about Camper Van Beethoven, Stereolab, and the roots of Green Day.
As such, a movie full of music geeks may seem a little unbearable, and in a lot of ways, HIGH FIDELITY is. That it manages to often redeem itself is the biggest surprise in the movie, and not for the reasons you might think.
Let's start out with what doesn't work. For starters, purist fans of Nick Hornby's novel will be disappointed to find their favorite record store moved from England to Chicago. John Cusack's Rob is, of course, not British -- he's a typical Yank with a perpetually broken heart. Rob spends much (or all) of the film narrating to the screen, as if the moviegoer is in the room with him, wherever he goes. This gets old, awfully fast, quickly losing its charm and becoming obvious as a crutch used to mask lazy, sloppy writing.
Rob is also as shallow as they come. He lives his life like a Billboard chart. Everything is a "top five," and the movie centers around his current girlfriend Laura (the fittingly unknown Iben Hjejle -- her real name!) leaving him, thus entering the charts as his #5 Heartbreaker.
The problem isn't really Rob's shallowness; it's that Laura turns out to be pretty worthless as well. Hjejle clearly has no chemistry with Cusack, and her character has no redeeming qualities either except that "she smells good." (And you have to take Cusack's word on that.) On the road to getting Laura back, Rob visits the rest of the top 5 heartbreakers -- including Catherine Zeta-Jones and Lili Taylor, but nothing really comes of this. The song of Rob's life remains utterly the same. (There's even an inexplicable fling with Lisa Bonet of "The Cosby Show" fame, particularly ironic since the 80's standard is mocked elsewhere in the film.)
Fortunately, throw Jack Black (best known as Matthew Broderick's friend in THE CABLE GUY) into any of the above scenes and it becomes a laugh riot. You will forget about the rest of the movie (think EMPIRE RECORDS grown up) when Black struts his stuff.  Demure newcomer Todd Louiso, like Black an employee in Rob's record store, provides excellent counterpoint to Black's over-the-top character. Literally, the scenes in Rob's store are so funny they make you forget about the rest of the film.
A hilarious supporting role by a pony-tailed Tim Robbins notwithstanding, that "rest of the film" is pretty much a drag. It's uniformly shallow and vapid, and the reliance on Hjejle (imagine Mia Farrow with a bad haircut and a language barrier) to carry a lead role was a fatal error for HIGH FIDELITY's producers. All the talk of avant-garde bands may make you envious of the boundless musical knowledge these guys possess. Or, like me, you may just want to skip to the tracks you like.
RATING: ***
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: R
Director: Stephen Frears Producer: Tim Bevan, Rudd Simmons Writer: D.V. DeVincentis, Steve Pink, John Cusack, Scott Michael Rosenberg Starring: John Cusack, Jack Black, Lisa Bonet, Joelle Carter, Joan Cusack, Sara Gilbert, Iben Hjejle, Todd Louiso, Lili Taylor, Natasha Wagner, Chris Rehmann, Tim Robbins, Catherine Zeta-Jones
http://studio.go.com/movies/highfidelity/index.html
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