#include <AngledSprite.h>
Public Slots | |
| void | onInternalSpriteAnimationFinished_ (Sprite *sender, std::string animation) |
| Executed when the underlying sprite emits the "animationFinished" signal. More... | |
| void | onInternalSpriteAnimationCompletelyFinished_ (Sprite *sender, std::string animation) |
| Executed when the underlying sprite emits the "animationFinishedCompletely" signal. More... | |
| void | onInternalSpriteFrameSwitched_ (Sprite *sender, int fromFrameNum, int toFrameNum) |
| Public Slots inherited from qge::EntitySprite | |
| void | onTemporaryAnimationDone_ (EntitySprite *sender, std::string animation) |
Public Member Functions | |
| AngledSprite () | |
| void | addFrame (const QPixmap &frame, const std::string &toAnimation, int forAngle) |
| Adds a frame to the AngledSprite. More... | |
| void | addFrames (int angle, std::string animationName, const SpriteSheet &fromSpriteSheet, const Node &fromNode, const Node &toNode) |
| Adds frames from a SpriteSheet to the AngledSprite. More... | |
| virtual double | actualFacingAngle () const override |
| Returns the actual angle that the EntitySprite is facing. More... | |
| virtual QRectF | boundingBox () const override |
| Returns the bounding box of the EntitySprite in local coordinates. More... | |
| virtual bool | hasAnimation (const std::string &animationName) const override |
| Returns true if the EntitySprite has the specified animation. More... | |
| virtual QPixmap | currentlyDisplayedFrame () const override |
| Returns the currently displayed frame of the EntitySprite. More... | |
| virtual void | play (const std::string &animationName, int numTimesToPlay, int fpsToPlayAt, int startingFrameNumber) override |
| Plays the specified animation. More... | |
| virtual void | stop () override |
| Stops playing the currently playing animation. The frame that it was stopped on will still show. More... | |
| virtual PlayingAnimationInfo | playingAnimation () override |
| Returns some information about the currently playing animation. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from qge::EntitySprite | |
| EntitySprite () | |
| virtual | ~EntitySprite () |
| void | setFacingAngle (double angle) |
| Sets the angle that the EntitySprite should face. More... | |
| double | facingAngle () const |
| Returns the current angle that the EntitySprite is supposed to be facing. More... | |
| void | playThenGoBackToOldAnimation (const std::string animationToPlay, int numTimesToPlay, int fpsToPlayAt, int startingFrameNumber) |
| Plays the specified animation and when finished will go back to playing w.e. animation was playing before. More... | |
| void | scale (double scale) |
| Scales the EntitySprite. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Signals inherited from qge::EntitySprite | |
| void | frameSwitched (EntitySprite *sender, int fromFrameNumber, int toFrameNumber) |
| Emitted each time the frame of a playing animation switches. More... | |
| void | animationFinished (EntitySprite *sender, std::string animation) |
| Emitted each time the EntitySprite finishes playing an animation. More... | |
| void | animationFinishedCompletely (EntitySprite *sender, std::string animation) |
| Emitted when the EntitySprite finishes playing an animation the full number of times that it was asked to play. More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from qge::EntitySprite | |
| QGraphicsItem * | underlyingItem_ |
| double | facingAngle_ |
| PlayingAnimationInfo | animationPlayingBefore_ |
| AngledSprite::AngledSprite | ( | ) |
|
overridevirtual |
Returns the actual angle that the EntitySprite is facing.
This may be different than the facingAngle() if the EntitySprite could not completely face where it was asked to face.
Implements qge::EntitySprite.
| void AngledSprite::addFrame | ( | const QPixmap & | frame, |
| const std::string & | toAnimation, | ||
| int | forAngle | ||
| ) |
Adds a frame to the AngledSprite.
| frame | The frame to add. |
| toAnimation | Name of the animation. |
| forAngle | Angle of the frame. If the animation with the specified name does not exist, it will be created. |
| void AngledSprite::addFrames | ( | int | angle, |
| std::string | animationName, | ||
| const SpriteSheet & | fromSpriteSheet, | ||
| const Node & | fromNode, | ||
| const Node & | toNode | ||
| ) |
Adds frames from a SpriteSheet to the AngledSprite.
| angle | The facing angle that frames are facing. |
| animationName | Name of the animation. |
| fromSpriteSheet | The SpriteSheet to create frames for the animation. |
| fromNode | Where on the SpriteSheet to start adding frames for the animation. |
| toNode | Where on the SpriteSheet to stop adding frames for the animation. If the animation with the specified name does not exist, it will be created. |
|
overridevirtual |
Returns the bounding box of the EntitySprite in local coordinates.
Reimplemented from qge::EntitySprite.
|
overridevirtual |
Returns the currently displayed frame of the EntitySprite.
Implements qge::EntitySprite.
|
overridevirtual |
Returns true if the EntitySprite has the specified animation.
Implements qge::EntitySprite.
|
slot |
Executed when the underlying sprite emits the "animationFinishedCompletely" signal.
Will emit our own "animationFinishedCompletely" signal in response.
|
slot |
Executed when the underlying sprite emits the "animationFinished" signal.
Will emit our own "animationFinished" signal in response.
|
slot |
|
overridevirtual |
Plays the specified animation.
Throws (assertion error) if the specified animation does not exist. If the specified animation is already playing (at current angle), does nothing (so if you want to restart, call stop() then play() again). If any other animation is currently playing, it will be stop()ed first.
Implements qge::EntitySprite.
|
overridevirtual |
Returns some information about the currently playing animation.
Call PlayingAnimationInfo::isNone() on the returned object to find out if no animation was playing.
Implements qge::EntitySprite.
|
overridevirtual |
Stops playing the currently playing animation. The frame that it was stopped on will still show.
Implements qge::EntitySprite.


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What is SafeFam?
SafeFam is a Karaoke program allowing family and kids sing Karaoke on YouTube. It has been designed to empower them to better learn Vietnamese words through singing.
Why did we create SafeFam?
Because YouTube kaoraoke videos are made for adults who know how to communicate verbally, an under-10 audience cannot read neither speak many words. We decided to step in and create an innovative karaoke platform dedicated to kids to help them foster the learning effectively.


Govt studying another auto incentive scheme
by Othel V. CamposThe government is studying another incentive program to encourage automotive players to assemble at least one model per company in the country.
Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez said the agency was reviewing the Motor Vehicle Development Program to expand the incentives to companies that would invest more in the Philippines.
“Right now, this is just an idea. But we have talked about this—on how to improve the MVDP, so we can encourage brands to come in and do their manufacturing or assembly here,” Lopez said at the sidelines of the launch of GoLokal’s premium sub-brand Marahuyo at the Luxe Duty Free Shop in Mall of Asia Complex.
The department may either subsidize the high cost of electricity associated with power-intensive industries such as automotive or provide support on a performance-based contract.
It was reportedly mulling over another program like the Comprehensive Automotive Resurgence Strategy scheme, but with a different set of incentives.
The new MVDP will also be time-bound.
CARS, the flagship incentives program for the auto industry, attracted only two players because of the stringent criteria required from participating companies.
The revised MVDP is seen to add more value to the automotive industry and possibly welcome new brands and players to the industry.
Automotive players still have the option to register with the Motor Vehicle Development Program to obtain incentives that otherwise will not be given under CARS.
CARS is a P27-billion time-bound and performance-based fiscal and non-fiscal incentives program that supports new investments in fixed-capital expenditures in new parts making capability and encourages large scale production in vehicle assembly.
Compared to the CARS program, incentives under MVDP are limited to tax rebates and income tax holiday.
The government approved Executive Order No. 877-A or the MVDP on June 3, 2010 to boost the local vehicle assembly.


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Not sure if I’ll be there or not.


Similar to deffacts, the definstances construct allows the specification of
instances which will be created every time the reset command is executed.
On every reset all current instances receive a delete message, and the
equivalent of a make-instance function call is made for every instance
specified in definstances constructs.
The syntax of the definstances construct is:
<definstances-construct>
::= (definstances <definstances-name> [<comment>]
<instance-template>*)
<instance-template> ::= (<instance-definition>)
<instance-definition> ::= <instance-name-expression> of
<class-name-expression>
<slot-override>*
<slot-override> ::= (<slot-name-expression> <expression>*)


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This project is now unmaintained
Due to pressures of time, along with lack of access to a large-scale Cucumber project to facilitate testing, I'm no longer in a position to maintain this project. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback and assistance.
Should anyone wish to take over as maintainer, please contact me on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- all welcome!
This plugin reads creates performance reports for jobs running suites of tests using Cucumber-JVM.
A plugin for the Jenkins continuous integration tool which allows for reporting over time of the performance of tests executed using the Cucumber-JVM framework.
Version |
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1.3.1 |
5th August 2013 |
1.2 |
31st July 2013 |
This plugin reports on the performance over time of testing jobs run by Jenkins containing tests using the Cucumber-JVM framework. It works by parsing the relevant output files from Cucumber-JVM, aggregating the information and presenting it in a coherent and easy-to-understand format.
The main report is a graphical representation of the time taken by successful builds of that project, and from there it's possible to drill down into the features of that project, and onwards to scenarios and steps.
Any suggestions for future features will be most welcome - please use the issue reporting tool in GitHub to send me these. Bug reports are also welcome!
This project owes a lot to the excellent Cucumber-JVM reporting plugins developed by Kingsley Hendrickse and Masterthought, and available at https://github.com/masterthought - Many thanks to them for their hard work!
How to use this plugin
- Install it from the Jenkins plugin update screen, then re-start Jenkins.
- In the Post-Build Actions of the job that executes the Cucumber tests, add "Generate Cucumber performance reports" as an action.
- Optionally, update the following pieces of config (by clicking the Advanced button)
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- The path relative to the workspace of the json reports generated by cucumber-jvm e.g. target/report - leave empty to let the plugin find them automagically.
- The name of the file containing json reports generated by cucumber-jvm - leave empty to use the default name of cucumber.json
- The number of items to display on the Sorted Reports screen - setting this to too high a number will cause performance issues.
What you see
The main report view is:
The links on the Summary and the sections of the Pie Chart provide the ability to drill down into the Feature -> Scenario - > Step views, and the same level of information is presented, where appropriate.
The other form of information presented is the worst-performing one, indicating which features/scenarios/steps are consistently the worst performers.
Change History
This list starts with V2.0.6 only
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# Units with Dependencies
.large[How do we test doMath()?]
# Mocks, Stubs, and Fakes
## Managing Dependencies
Let's start by writing an impure unit test for doMath.
```js
// __tests__/do-math.spec.js
const doMath = require('../lib/do-math');
describe('doMath', () => {
describe('when I pass in 1, 2, 3', () => {
it('should return 6', () => {
const result = doMath(1, 2, 3);
expect(result).toEqual(6);
});
});
});
```
This currently tests `doMath`, `sum`, `min`, and `max`.
## Managing Dependencies
Jest makes is easy to mock dependencies.
```js
jest.mock('../lib/maths', () => ({
sum: () => 10,
min: () => 2,
max: () => 7
}));
```
## Managing Dependencies
When you mock the dependencies, the test becomes much clearer:
```js
const doMath = (a, b, c) => {
return sum(a, b, c) - min(c, b) + max(a, b);
};
```
Becomes:
```js
const doMath = (a, b, c) => {
return 10 - 2 + 7; // 15
};
```
## Testing what is passed to dependencies
Often you need to test whether parameters are being properly created and passed to dependencies.
Jest can do this.
```js
// Update your mocks to use 'spies'
jest.mock('../lib/maths', () => ({
sum: jest.fn(() => 10)),
min: jest.fn(() => 2)),
max: jest.fn(() => 7))
}));
// Get access to the mocks
const maths = require('../lib/maths');
// Test them!
it('should pass correct params to sum', () => {
doMath(1, 2, 3);
expect(maths.sum).toHaveBeenCalledWith(1, 2, 3);
});
```
## Exercise
Test what is passed to the `min` and `max` dependencies.
## Lab Activity: Rojo
You're going to write version 0.0.1 of __Rojo__, the RED Academy personal assistant.
You can ask Rojo any question, and it will give you an appropriate response.
Example:
```
You: What time can I start drinking beer on Friday?
Rojo: 4:30pm, amigo!
```
Writing Rojo is a perfect use-case for TDD. You can define question/response pairs in your tests.
It will help to keep your code modular.
__Rojo__ itself will likely have dependencies on other modules that you will write.
Use what you learned about mocking dependencies to make it work!


Global
The global category defines visual elements such as color, font families, and motion. While not technically UI components, these elements are critical to document in the pattern library.
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$color-script
#0097ef -
$color-script-dark
#007ed6 -
$color-script-gradient-start
#0072ff -
$color-script-gradient-end
#00c4da
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$color-white
#ffffff -
$color-white-dark
#f1f1f1 -
$color-white-super-dark
#e9e9e9 -
$color-grey-light
#dbdbdb -
$color-grey
#c5c5c5 -
$color-grey-dark
#767676 -
$color-black
#333333
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$color-utility-positive
#1fe31f -
$color-utility-positive-subtle
#d2f9d2 -
$color-utility-caution
#fada4a -
$color-utility-caution-subtle
#fdf3c8 -
$color-utility-negative
#e31f1f -
$color-utility-negative-subtle
#eb6262
Primary font: "Proxima Nova", "Helvetica", "Arial", sans-serif;
Primary font italic: "Proxima Nova", "Helvetica", "Arial", sans-serif;
Primary font bold: "Proxima Nova", "Helvetica", "Arial", sans-serif;


addlistener Add listener for event.
EL = addlistener(HSOURCE, 'EVENTNAME', CALLBACK) creates a listener
for the event named EVENTNAME, the source of which is handle object
HSOURCE. If HSOURCE is an array of source handles, the listener
responds to the named event on any handle in the array. CALLBACK
is a function handle that is invoked when the event is triggered.
EL = addlistener(HSOURCE, PROPERTY, 'EVENTNAME', CALLBACK) adds a
listener for a property event. EVENTNAME must be one of the strings
'PreGet', 'PostGet', 'PreSet', and 'PostSet'. PROPERTY must be either
a property name or cell array of property names, or a META.PROPERTY
or array of META.PROPERTY. The properties must belong to the class of
HSOURCE. If HSOURCE is scalar, PROPERTY can include dynamic
properties.
For all forms, addlistener returns an EVENT.LISTENER. To remove a
listener, delete the object returned by addlistener. For example,
DELETE(EL) calls the handle class delete method to remove the listener
and delete it from the workspace.
Help for Stack/addlistener is inherited from superclass handle


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Table Of Contents
Text Markup¶
バージョン 1.1.0 で追加.
We provide a simple text-markup for inline text styling. The syntax look the same as the BBCode.
A tag is defined as [tag]
, and should have a corresponding
[/tag]
closing tag. For example:
[b]Hello [color=ff0000]world[/color][/b]
The following tags are available:
[b][/b]
- Activate bold text
[i][/i]
- Activate italic text
[u][/u]
- Underlined text
[s][/s]
- Strikethrough text
[font=<str>][/font]
- Change the font
[size=<size>][/size]
- Change the font size. <size> should be an integer, optionally with a
unit (i.e.
16sp
) [color=#<color>][/color]
- Change the text color
[ref=<str>][/ref]
- Add an interactive zone. The reference + all the word box inside the
reference will be available in
MarkupLabel.refs
[anchor=<str>]
- Put an anchor in the text. You can get the position of your anchor within
the text with
MarkupLabel.anchors
[sub][/sub]
- Display the text at a subscript position relative to the text before it.
[sup][/sup]
- Display the text at a superscript position relative to the text before it.
If you need to escape the markup from the current text, use
kivy.utils.escape_markup()
.
-
class
kivy.core.text.markup.
MarkupLabel
(*largs, **kwargs)[ソース]¶ ベースクラス:
kivy.core.text.LabelBase
Markup text label.
See module documentation for more informations.
-
anchors
¶ Get the position of all the
[anchor=...]
:{ 'anchorA': (x, y), 'anchorB': (x, y), ... }
-
markup
¶ Return the text with all the markup splitted:
>>> MarkupLabel('[b]Hello world[/b]').markup >>> ('[b]', 'Hello world', '[/b]')
-
refs
¶ Get the bounding box of all the
[ref=...]
:{ 'refA': ((x1, y1, x2, y2), (x1, y1, x2, y2)), ... }
-
shorten_post
(lines, w, h, margin=2)[ソース]¶ Shortens the text to a single line according to the label options.
This function operates on a text that has already been laid out because for markup, parts of text can have different size and options.
If
text_size
[0] is None, the lines are returned unchanged. Otherwise, the lines are converted to a single line fitting within the constrained width,text_size
[0].Params: lines: list of LayoutLine instances describing the text. w: int, the width of the text in lines, including padding. h: int, the height of the text in lines, including padding. margin int, the additional space left on the sides. This is in addition to padding_x
.戻り値: 3-tuple of (xw, h, lines), where w, and h is similar to the input and contains the resulting width / height of the text, including padding. lines, is a list containing a single LayoutLine, which contains the words for the line.
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Rickshaw ride for Charles in India before barefoot visit to Sikh temple
The royal is on a two-day trip to India.
The Prince of Wales took a ride in a rickshaw and flipped chapatis in a Sikh temple as he celebrated Indian culture and its people.
Charles began a hectic two-day trip by learning about India’s efforts to combat the dense smog that covers New Delhi most autumns, and was taken for a spin in a non-polluting battery powered three-wheeler rickshaw.
He ended his first day in India by meeting pop princess Katy Perry after she joined him for a meeting of his British Asian Trust at an exclusive Mumbai hotel.
The singer, who appeared at a music festival in Mumbai this week, said: “I heard about the work of the British Asian Trust through a friend in India and really wanted to come along to learn more about it.”
He was mobbed by visitors when he visited the Bangla Sahib Gurdwara Sikh Temple to celebrate the 550th anniversary of the birth of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism.
The 24-year-old part-time student, who only wanted to be known by her first name, was not fazed by the royal passenger in the back of her cab.
She said: “I was very happy to drive the prince and I wasn’t nervous, it was great.”
Charles, who had a cushion on the back seat, travelled at the stately pace of just a few miles an hour as he was driven around 50 metres outside the offices of India’s weather service.
Further scarves were wrapped around Charles’s neck as his guided tour took him to all parts of the place of worship which was packed because of the special anniversary Sikhs are celebrating.
Staff feed thousands of visitors every day and Charles visited the kitchens to watch helpers at work and tried his hand at turning over the chapatis cooking on a large hot plate using a long metal skewer.
Nearby in a hall he stopped to chat to an Indian couple who were eating their free meal of vegetable curry with dahl.
The woman said: “He was asking what the food was and if we thought it was any good, it’s lovely.”
During the day, the prince also held bilateral talks with India’s President Ram Nath Kovind at his official residence Rashtrapati Bhavan, the former home of the British viceroys designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens.
India’s president and Charles toured its herbal garden with Shripad Yesso Naik, Minister for yurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy.
Charles ended his day in New Delhi by attending a military service at the city’s war cemetery to commemorate the sacrifices of service personnel from India, the UK and across the Commonwealth in the two world wars.


I live in a j's podcast for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
Mrs. AJ Jones.
Yes sir.

I'm very good.
You look very good.
Thank you.
You're bright eyed and bushy tailed.
I have eyes but no tail.
Then what the heck is that?
[LAUGHING]
It's my paintbrush.
How's painting going?
It's going good.
I love that you put it on Instagram stories.
Yes.
Because it vanishes after 24 hours.
I know.
It's quite a good way of doing it because it's true.
If you haven't followed, if you haven't been faithful, you just don't know what's going on.
That's not what I was thinking.
I was thinking from a boredom point of view,
yeah, I give vanishes within 24 hours.
I quite like that.
Yes, so do I.
I posted like a teaser this evening that just said it's finished, but I'm not showing it to you until we put the room back together.
That's horrible.
Well, because a bunch of people ask me about it today,
and but I don't want to post a picture until like it's done done at this point.

Yes.
And one of the walls is 17 feet long, 17 feet and three inches.
OK.

It's called a Bordenman, which I'd never heard of.
So you saying that is only going to educate people.
the crown molding ledge.
That's the only thing I feel to the people who look at Pinterest and know what you're talking about.
There's got to be people that listen to our podcast and look at Pinterest.
Oh, undoubtedly, but I'm saying I'm not one of them.
So when you were like, babe, I want to do board and bat.
And I was like, you want to do what?
Now I know I had to show you a picture and then I had to show it to you again, like the next day,
because you can remember what it looks like.
My mind palace is full.
Yeah, it definitely is.
To put something in.
You have to take some time.
I know and I don't want to lose any of those mario stats.
We'll be talking about that later on this podcast.

I have.
I think somewhere along the line, people think, well, people that know us
won't think this, but I think somewhere along the line, people are thinking, oh,
you know, you've done a great job.
And I'm like, no, no, literally I have done nothing.
Save for Godaloes to pick up something.
I'm your errand boy.
It's all you.
It's me.
Yeah.
And actually, I don't know what I'm doing.
It's pretty much all I see something.
And then if I run into a problem, I have to ask the Holy Spirit.
And if I can't figure it out that way, then I YouTube it.
Who knew YouTube the fourth person of the friend?
It's true.
It's true.
So this week was our first week without the students?
Was it our first week?
I think it was.
I think it was.
Gosh, this week's gone by slow, but fast.
It's exactly that slow, but fast.
Yeah, it feels like almost the opposite of when the school is in.
Yeah, for sure.
But you still got this horrible sound.
I thought it was a banshee it sounds like somebody is vacuuming the main road or something i don't know if you can hear this on the podcast i'm doing my best to.
Isla it but i don't know if you can hear this on the podcast i'm doing my best to isolate it.
But either neighbors are we eating or mowing or vacuuming their car right something's going on out there does sound like a houling banshee yeah so if you hear howling we're all okay here it says in the notes that a j spoke to high school football team.
Have you been moonlighting as a football coach?
I am.
I mean, I know so much about football that it's time I started coaching.
24 or 68.
How?
How?
Is that what they say?
I don't know.
Okay, we'll check with Brian.
I'm pretty sure the numbers change all the time, maybe.
Yeah.
I got an invitation to go and speak to a local high school's football team.
There's a coach at one of our local public high schools who has read my book, has read
finding father. And he said for him, when he read it, he was in his 40s and he didn't
know that he could hear the voice of God until then, but he'd been saved his whole life.
And so, I know. So he said it was like transformational for him. And so he's, he's a coach at this
local high school and they're letting him take a group of people through it. But it's
not just football players. There's, there was a bunch of girls there too, which I think
where perhaps cheerleaders or, you know, and then there was a couple of teachers that came.
So it was, it was really fun.
There was one heck of a football team.
Right.
Teachers, boys, girls.
Well, I was told it was going to be football players and there was definitely football players,
but there was a bunch of other people too.
So it was fun.
It was really fun and it made me think, oh, I love this.
I love going into a place that doesn't normally have open doors for listening to the gospel
and just being able to go in and chat with them about how loved they are.
Have we ever told a story about when we went to a correctional facility in Alabama?
I don't know.
And we got to speak to 100?
125.
Was it 100? How do you remember stuff like this?
Because I actually use my mind palace for things other than mario stats.
You need to back off the mario stats.
Okay.
Okay.
but that was fun we got invited to speak at a youth correctional facility and it was also awkward for a variety of reasons not least of the fact that we were late and they were kept waiting in a non air conditioned.
Sports hall it was a 10 gym in Alabama in the summer it was horrible it was like a hundred fifteen degrees in there and then you spoke.
and i was wearing a leather coat but i didn't want to take it off because the sweat stains would have been too bad so i kept it on.
It was awesome real life people yeah yeah and so we spoke to these kids in what easily was one of the most awkward environments and i think any of them are going to respond i didn't hear a bunch of them responded to get saved yeah and then.

Every single one of them who stayed for prayer for healing got healed.
 So yes, I love the gospel in places we don't normally get to speak.
Yeah, super fun. And then you started a six week theology class this week.
Yeah, things I thought I'd never do.
Why?
Well, for me growing up theology, well, first of all, let's face facts. Theology is not
the sexiest subject. I mean, it absolutely is, but it doesn't sound it.
I think it's sexy.
Yeah. Hey, baby, we'll do some theology tonight.
We're gonna talk theology.
It doesn't work. And again, the culture I grew up in, whether this is true or not,
my impression of it was, that people used their theology...
To trap people.
To, well, to prove they were right, which is a gross misuse of theology.
Theology that doesn't lead you closer to God is wasted effort.
So it really put me off. The whole intellectual pursuit of Bible facts to grow closer to God
just did not work for me at all. Paul says knowledge puffs up and that's all it did for me.
I realized half the stuff I argued against. I later found out it was wrong about it.
Anyway, I say all that to say, I grew up in a really evangelical church, then moved to the
charismatic church and just thought this was everything I was missing, only to find it
for a lot of people in charismatic church. They're experts in the Holy Spirit but know very little
about the word. That's a gross generalization. I absolutely appreciate. So I just realized how
blessed I was with my upbringing on conservative Protestant evangelism. There's a lot of stuff
that I just took for granted that other people didn't know.
Yeah.
And more recently, I've just been appalled at the theology that people are believing
and just thinking, how the heck do you believe that?
And I realized, oh, you never knew the truth.
So you didn't recognize the counterfeit.
Right.
So we thought we'd do a beginner's guide to theology.
Yeah.
And I had a lot of fun teaching the first session.
Babe, it was so good.
Well, you kind of have to say that because I don't though.
You don't.
Well, I on a regular basis, well, not that regular because you're usually really good.
but if there is feedback to give you, I do give you real feedback.
Yeah, you do. That's right.
It was really good.
You usually write it on my chest while I'm asleep,
and then when I wake up in the morning and look in the mirror,
then I get my feedback.
I mean, how you can write backwards so I can read in the mirror is a gift.
Well, I'm so gifted.
I just wish you would just confront me face to face.
So you know how early are you like,
there's two things I need to get you back for?
Yeah.
And you can't remember what the second one is.
Yeah.
Do you want me to remind you what the second one is?
Sure.

No, there's a horrible video which I'll link to you take a video that we use in teaching about a father who don's a gas mask.
Oh, it's not like that.
Ice cold cup of water.
Yeah.
And while his teenage son is having a roasting hot shower, the dad throws the ice cold water over the top and the sun is understandably upset.
Right.
That would be traumatic enough.
But then the father slides open the shower door to reveal him in a gas mask and this poor son freaks out.
i'm absolutely shocked will he did much the same i did not minus the gas mask and the ice cold water i'm happy i'm basically stood in front of the shower door that's not the same thing at all you turn around silently when i turn around i got the fright of my life first of all i'm always silent but second of all.
I didn't realize you can see me.
I don't I wear glasses but not in the shower and practically blind.
So I kind of just stood with my nose up against the glass and then when you opened your eyes after rinsing out your hair I was right there.
Yeah, I was horrible.
So I've not got two things to get you back or yeah, you're not going to remember them though with your mind palace will be gone by tomorrow.
I'm quite safe people.
I'm quite safe.
This is a foundation of healthy marriage.
On the topic of healthy marriage, just follow up from last week's podcast. Last week, we had
our dear friends, Mike and Phyllis Best, who are marriage experts, and I loot our stats for
our downloads. And their episode, last week, All About Marriage, is the most downloaded episode
in its first week in our three-year history of podcasting. Wow! Within six days, it's already
the fourth most listened to episode of all time. Well, we want to have healthy marriages, don't we?
Well, apparently everybody does.
So it's unlikely if you're listening to this regularly that you haven't listened to that one,
but if you missed it, it's a really, really good one.
I highly recommend it.
Yeah, it's great.
What else happened?
You went to movies.
I went to a good movie.
You said home and watch a terribly old movie.
It wasn't a tick.
Well, it's old.
It wasn't terrible.
Well, it is both.
No.
Well, the movie going.
Okay.
So I watched West Side Story.
I have a couple girls that I've invited to come over and watch musicals with me.
They're quality films. I'm just saying. Don't look at me like that.
Stop. I can't even muster any other facial expressions.
This is my default facial expression when you talk about old musicals.
I know. Well, that's just because you don't have any taste. That's all.
I'm just kidding, darling. You have lots of taste. You just don't realize that musicals are where it's
at. Yes, yeah, quite true. Yeah. Well, while you did that, when I watched the "Garden of the Galaxy"
movie and I'm x3d and I heard is great. Yeah, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Good. So we need
to go see it. But you need to. I need to catch up on my old musicals. Yeah, you probably
do. Gosh, I love them. Can you like learn the dancing and stuff and then we could dance
together in the front hall? Your weirdness is reaching the limits, darling. And I love
it. We could train the children. We could reenact things. It'll be great. All right.
This week, we're catching up on our listeners questions and they're all for you to answer.
Are you ready? Wait, they're all for me to answer. Well, I'm going to read them out and
you can answer them. This is Katie and she asks, "I've been thinking about the subject
of weakness in the last few months, maybe because I now have two kids under two. I would
do it. I'm frequently reminding myself that his power is made perfect in weakness and
when I am weak, I am strong. I'd love to hear your thoughts and experience in this area.
I've heard you say that you surround yourselves with people who are strong in the areas where
you are weak." And then she has four questions, way to get four questions for the price of
one, Katie. Very smart. Okay. First question. She's skilled. How do you identify your own
weaknesses while still being kind to yourself? What's a great question? I think most of us are
incredibly aware of our own weaknesses. The challenge is definitely the kindness part of that
equation. And I'm not sure if I've fully mastered that yet. I mean, even today, I've realized one
one of my weaknesses is if I'm on task with something,
I don't actually like to be interrupted,
which doesn't work very well as a mom.

I don't wanna be short with my kids.

You know, like that kind of stuff.
Right.
And afterwards, I then feel horrible
about myself.
And so I don't know if I know the answer to that babe.
Like I think that you have to let the Holy Spirit lead you in being kind to yourself and
remind you because he reminds me to be kind.
He reminds me he's not expecting perfection.
Yeah, that's the thing.
You don't have to be perfect to be wonderful.
That's a great revelation to learn.
I think it also helps being in an environment like we have, the culture that we have where
in terms of identifying your own weaknesses, your community around you will tell you and
hopefully they're a kind community.

They're just either areas and opportunities to grow in or areas that I don't think, I
don't know if you agree with this thing, I don't think we have to be strong in everything.
I think that's why we have a body of believers.
We can't all be eyes.
We can't all be hands.
We can't all be feet.
We have to recognize that that's why we need one another right i totally agree i don't think you can be strong in everything i think that's how people go a little bit crazy or they're really pretending right i love being in the community where people love me.
In spite my weaknesses.
I'm just thinking because you mentioned that your mom that probably some of what you're talking about our times when you're just by yourself with your kids and it's not really a time when you can go well this is just one of my week.
I'm going to have to outsource parenting.
And in those kind of situations, I think it's great to identify a weakness.
And then you're literally just saying, Holy Spirit, would you help me?
Would you show me any root here that's robbing life for me as if there's specific reactions?
God would you talk to me about that because I want to be a source of nourishment to my
children?
Right.
And he helps with that.
I think I'm a much better mom now than I was, you know, when I first started having kids.
Yeah, absolutely.
One would hope that we're always getting better at the things we keep doing.
Right.
And experiences an amazing teacher.
Yeah.
Um, Katie, you then ask, what is it that like to receive God's love and acceptance while
still asking him to help you grow?
I think we have to separate God's love and acceptance from our performance.
Yeah.

So there's a delight in where you are.
He loves progress.
Yeah.
I love MJ for the stage that he's at.
And I'm not expecting him to be T or Abby.
Right.
Yeah.
And God feels about us in that way too.
And God never reveals anything to make us feel bad.
Yeah.
Or to look bad.
He just, he's got exceptional grace and he's constantly leading us in in health and vitality.
any tips on growing in areas of weakness.
I think probably just surrendering your areas of weakness as you see them to the
Lord and just ask him to help you grow.
You know, yeah.
And I think God brings situations around us to draw strength out of those weak
places.
So he's great at orchestrating life where you have plenty of opportunities to grow,
be that in patients or planning or endurance or what I mean.
He's just so masterful at that.
And so trying to face every season with grace
and asking for help is key to those things, I think.
- And then lastly, it says,
"What is a healthy response
"when we encounter other people's weakness or failures?"
Grace, I mean, I don't know that we can say we 100%
always responded the level that we'd like to
in terms of grace for other people
when they're in their low moments or weaknesses,
but hopefully we're getting there, you know?
But we need to be able to,
as much as we require grace for our weaknesses,
we need to be able to extend grace to others
in their weakness as well.
- I think that whole thing of never a tribute to malice,
what could easily be explained away as ignorance
is a really important thing.
I think we're often always receiving quote unquote motive
other people's weaknesses. And usually there isn't any, it's just them being weak and not realizing it.
Like I think about a lot of the complaints I've received over the years is that, for example,
I might not be perceived as caring. Whereas anybody who knows me would say that's absolutely
not true of my nature. But because some of my actions are the speed with which I make decisions
or etc, etc, etc, people would attribute the motive, because they're basically like,
for me to behave in the way that Alan just behaved would mean I don't care about them,
where I'm like, I don't even know what you're talking about. Like, oh, oh, oh, yeah, I could
totally see how you would get that. But no, no, that was never in my heart. So that whole thing
of giving grace. And then the second thing is, I remember John Paul Jackson used to say,
God will use the weaknesses of others to refine the weaknesses in us.
Boy, does he? And it's true. Yeah.
Just recently, you were having to say, hey, Alan, because I had a situation where I was really,
really frustrated with somebody else's weakness.  And I'm like, yes. Like now that you mentioned
it. Yes. So Katie, that's great questions. I hope that was helpful.
All right. The next question is by somebody named JS. And the question is, I have been listening
to your podcast on the subject of blessing. You speak often about trusting God with things and
situations and by doing so, receiving blessing in those areas, my question is this, how does
one trust God with a specific situation be it a dream, plan for the future, relationship,
or schoolwork? Are there different answers to those situations? Do you simply say, "God,
I trust you with this situation." Do you wait for his direct guidance before making any move
or progress. What does trusting God look like in action?
Great questions.
Yeah, really good.
What do you think, baby?
I think, I think really you've hit it. You've hit the nail on the head. I mean,
in terms of how do you trust God, I think you just keep your heart in a position to hear from him
and remain in hope.
What are our neighbors doing in the dark outside?
Sounds like they're chopping down trees now.
Right.
I honestly think it's like, you know, you said, God, I trust you with this situation.
That's probably your base level in every situation.
Like when you say, oh, what about schoolwork or plans for the future or whatever?
And just being able to press into God and say, Lord, I don't know what's going to happen.
You know, with this relationship with these friends, with this situation, but I choose
to trust you. And I think probably staying in replace of trust and thankfulness helps
you keep your heart open to God moving.
Right. I think also most of the situations we face in life, there's a lot we can't do
and our inability to do is by very definition trust in God. Does that make sense? Like,
when I met you and fell in love with you and really wanted to marry you, there was nothing
I could do about that. I can't make you fall in love with me. I can't make you do any of those
things. So in one sense, it really was trusting God, especially when he was like,
ah, don't do anything with that. I'd like you to actually set that down. You can't date. You're
in school. You made disagreement. Right. So you're, but God, what if somebody else comes in and
swoops her off her feet?  Well, the ultimate
answer to that is, ah, you can't do anything. And so are you going to be anxious while you can't do
do anything or are you going to just reconcile in your heart? God is God and he's got my
future.
Yeah, I think the challenge is always choosing to stay in peace while you're waiting to see
what God does.
Brilliant.
Yeah.
I love it.

Were, were darling?

You have your postgraduate flirting degree.
Well, yes, I do.
All right.
This question comes from Megan.
Yes.
Two questions.
Okay.
You're going to love these.
Are they for me?
Well, the second one's for you.
I think the first one might be for me.
Do you want me to ask the first one then?
All right.
You asked me the first question.
for your podcast titles.
For the last year, I've been slowly venturing into blogging,
and one of the most challenging things I come across
is not writing the blog,
but finding a catchy, attractive image that I can use.
That's of good quality.
- Megan, I understand the struggle, it's real.
So we use Adobe.com.
If you go to stock.adobe.com,
they have a huge wealth of image libraries
that you can pay for.
So we subscribe to Adobe,
and that's where we get the vast majority of our images from.
We also have used images in the past
and we still have an active subscription
to a company called Death to the Stock Photo,
which I absolutely love that title.
- That's awesome.

And I use it less often simply
because while the images are absolutely stunning,
they don't often lend themselves well
to the topics I'm talking about,
still I've subscribed to them for maybe two years and I've got a library full of their
work that they're amazing. And then you also pay for them. And then there's another website
that's completely free. It's called unsplash.com and it's free. It's user submitted our work
and it's all royalty free. I'm a firm believer in a worker's worth their wages. And so I'm
only too happy to pay for the awesome, you know, use so all the software we use we've
paid for, all the creativity stuff that we use, we pay for, just a firm believer in that.
And so I'd encourage you to check out those sites, I'll put links in the show notes.
All right, the second part of our question, baby, see what you think about this.
Megan writes, "My husband's love language is physical touch and video games."
I'm sure that's a language.
"I am primarily quality time and acts of service.
To my husband, quality time is playing video games with me sitting next to him on the couch,
so we're touching.
me that is not quality time because I don't enjoy video games. I hear Alan occasionally
talk about his love for video games and I'm wondering how you balance hobbies, things
that fill your love tank, yet still fulfilling your responsibilities around the house or
with family. Because video games is not a love language to me, I find myself asking
him regularly to turn his game off to help me with something or hang out with me as "let
me finish one more mission" or "five more minutes often turns into an hour so I get
I sometimes feel like I'm turning into a parent by setting boundaries or time limits.
Maybe this is a question for AJ, but how do you not parent your spouse or do you secretly
always parent your spouse?
Right.
I don't want to not let him do something he really loves or become a nag, but I also
want there to be a balance.
Any wisdom in this area would be greatly appreciated.
I guess I would say maybe have a chat with him and just tell him like, "Hey, babe, I
know that you think that me sitting next to you, will you play video games as quality
time?"
But that's not doing it for me.
It's not quality time for me.
I realize video games fills you up.
It doesn't fill me up at all.
So can we come up with some kind of a healthy boundary for what this looks like?
Right.
I statement, I feel dishonored when you say five minutes more,
but actually it turns out to be an hour or so.
So could we and then make a suggestion?
- Yeah.

So either he's not hearing it
or you're not communicating it well,
but the two approaches that we're suggesting is good.
- Yeah, and none of us do wanna be an egg.
I think the thing that's worked really well
with Alan and I is we're both quite high doers. We've talked about life languages and doers
really like to finish what they've started, but they're also great with boundaries.
So typically, I know we talk about Mario Kart or whatever, but it's not like Alan's playing it
all the time.
And then, but he always does what he says he's going to do.
He finishes when he says he's going to finish.
And if I need him, I'll usually just check in and go, Hey babe, when are you going to
be done?
Because, you know, I need helps with X, Y, or Z and he'll be like, okay, well, I have
two games left in this, you know, tournament or whatever.
And then I'll be done.
And then he does that.
So I think if you can have clear communication, then it makes it a lot less frustrating.
And I think the answer to your question is you never want to parent your spouse.
No.
That will not be good for you or for them.
No.
Parenting whether in secret or not is control.
And nobody likes to be controlled and it's not fair to you or to them.
Yeah.
So that can't be the option.
All right.
Question number four, this is from Eileen.
Eileen asks, "I just finished the podcast on having kids and loved the insight that
That's episode 140 for him who's interested.
Alanaj.com/140.
I'm wondering, as a woman who got married older
and also started having kids later in life,
what are your thoughts on having children later?
All my friends want to have children before 30,
and after 35, doctors consider pregnancies high risk.
I'm about to be 35 this year,
and would love to have children well into my 40s.
I feel so behind in life sometimes because of this.
Also, it's not common to find women
with my same thoughts.
- Well, before I answer this,
I should probably note that I am not a medical professional.
- I like to think I am.
(laughing)
- But I'm not.
- You like to think you are.
But I can't, you know, just speaking from experience,
the first thing I would say is,
chat with your doctor about that.
I remember when Alan and I got married,
'cause we got married later,
I got pregnant with Abigail when I was 35.
And of course, yes, you're considered high risk at 35.
I didn't consider it high risk, of course, because I just was like, "Well, Lord, I'm
not worried about this."
But I did talk to my doctor, and my doctor was like, "You're healthy.
There's nothing to worry about."
One of the things that he had mentioned to me was that 20 years ago or 40 years ago,
life expectancy was a lot shorter.
And so by the time you're 35, you're not quite middle-aged, but kind of.
now that's really not so much the case. So talk with your medical professional and just
you know, have a little chat. I had MJ, which he's our last child when I was 41. And I did
notice I was more tired with that pregnancy. But again, I don't know if that's because
I already had two little ones running around that you're chasing, you know. But yeah,
It did seem to take a toll more physically on you.
It did, yeah.
He was also a bigger baby.
Right.
And then Eileen, I know nothing about that, so I'll just remain silent.
But God bless you as you seek wisdom on that.
All right, number five, this is from Becky.
This is such a great question.
How would you explain the difference between hard work and striving?
I think striving has anxiety attached to it.
I think we're hard workers.
We like to work hard.
we like to get things done and we don't typically sort of sit back.
We're getting stuff done.
Um, but I think striving there's like a level of anxiety or anxiousness
about either what other people think or what you're going to think about yourself
or like, you know, whatever, the master plan, you know, kind of thing that
overshadows the work that's being done.
Right.
I think it comes down to heart motivation as well.
Yeah.
There's a joy on hard work.
I find the work that we do when it's anointed is marked by an absence of friction.
It just feels like it's go, it's easy, ideas freely flow, there's a high that comes off
it, there's just an ease to the productivity.
I don't mean it's easy, it requires hard work, but there's a joy accompanying it.
Whereas striving is the opposite.
Striving just feels like you're pushing water uphill
with a rake.
- Right, and tends to be fraught with tension.
- Frought with tension, lots of toil for very little reward.
And the reward is, are other people noticing me?
Whereas hard work just seems to be a joy.
And yeah, that's what I've said, it's a hard motivation.
- I don't know if hard work is always a joy.
You know, sometimes hard work is just hard work,
But in the end, the result is a joyful result.
- I don't know, I've always loved,
I've always loved working hard.
I mean, there's times when I'm a huge procrastinator.
Do you just say yeah, but too quickly there.
(laughs)
I mean, I am, there's times when I am procrastinating
and I think in my head, I justify that,
well, I'm gonna work hard later.
But when I'm in the work, I remember my mother saying to me,
Alan, the thought of hard work is always harder
than the hard work itself.
And I found that to be true.
- Right.
- But ever since I was, I don't know,
my late teens, early twenties,
I discovered hard work and a joy in it.

Well, I get what they're saying.
Of course, it's not true.
We work a lot.
But like I said, there's a joy on it.
And I think striving is filled with anxiety
and is anyone noticing it's a horrible way to live.
- Yeah.
- All right, last question for the evening.
Are you ready?
- Yes.
I can't thank you guys enough for your podcast.
Your insight has impacted me more than you know.
That's wonderful to hear.
I have two questions for you.
The first is, what are your thoughts on generational curses?
I'm having an extremely hard time finding scripture to back up this concept.
Is this biblical?
My second question is, do you guys pray for your listeners?
So second question first, yes, we pray for our listeners in as much as most times when
we start our podcast and before we hit record,
we just ask the Lord for a blessing
and bless the ears of the people who hear this.
We don't pray for you individually
because there are thousands of you
and we don't know all of your names.
- You're right.
- And we deliberately say on our website,
hey, we can't respond to personal prayers
or requests for prophetic words
because we have our own community, we're pastoring
and we would love you to find your own communities
to be pastored by.
- Right.
- So we don't encourage you to write in
and share what's going on and ask for personal prayer
or personal prophetic ministry
because that's just not something we're going to do.
It's not within our resources and not within our mandate.
So hopefully that makes sense.
Your first question then about generational curses.
Yes, we do a whole load of teaching on generational curses
and the effects of sin that it causes.
As for biblical concept, you only have to look
as far as Genesis and realize Adam and Eve sinned
and the rest of the generations after them were cursed
with the effects of sin.
So there's a foundation.
There's a lot of bad teaching and confusion on that out there.
Basically, here is in a nutshell,
yes, you see people living with the effects
of the sins of forefathers.
Simple example, if I was an alcoholic
and drank all the money that we earned,
my children would reap the effects of my sinful choice.
Also, just statistically,
most people who are abusers were themselves abused.
Right.
And so, you know, that's an example of sin being passed down.
We even think there's passages in the New Testament where they say, "Is this person sick
because of their own sin or from their father's sin or generational sin?"
So it was an understood thing.
Right.
And also, even today when you go to a doctor, the first thing to do is take a family history
because from a medical perspective, they see hereditary illnesses.
Now they wouldn't call that generational curses, but clearly it's apparent of sickness being
passed from one generation to another.
And being somebody who's been delivered from a number of generational curses, I'd like
to say yes, they're real because being free of them feels much different.
Yeah.
Two excellent books on the topic.
First one is by Derek Prince called "Blacksings and Curves You Choose" â€“ I'll put link
in the show notes â€“ a second one that deals with the whole topic of generational sins
of the fathers and the resulting curses is by our friends Chester and Betsy Kildstra.
Their book, Biblical Healing and Deliverance is an absolutely astounding book at clearly
explaining how they work, how they get their power and more importantly, how they can be
broken because Jesus Christ broke the curse for us because it says cursed is every man
who hangs on the tree.
And of course, Jesus was crucified on a tree and he took the curse for us.
And so you learn about how to apply what Jesus did to set us free from those curses.
really, really powerful teaching and has tremendous effects on the lives of people.
We've got testimonies in our own lives and in the lives of all the people that we've
ministered about how the difference breaking off generational curses makes in family lives.
It's amazing. So check out those books. They're tremendous.
In wrapping up for this evening, I just want to let you know, if you want to ask your own
question. Please go ahead and head over to alanahj.com/ask. We'd love to see your question
and try and answer it for you on the air. We've got the more conference coming up in two weeks
time. It's going to be happening the weekend of May 19th to 20th. It's going to be happening
at Grace Center. We've got worship with Kelly, Hiligenthal, and Hunter Thompson from Bethel
Worship. And our speaker for that weekend is Kale Mumbi, a prophet from Canada. We're super
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Chapter 28
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1 And it came to pass when Jesus had said these words, he
spake unto his disciples, one by one, saying unto them: What is it that ye
desire of me, after that I am gone to the Father?
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2 And they all spake, save it were three, saying: We
desire that after we have lived unto the age of man, that our ministry,
wherein thou hast called us, may have an end, that we may speedily come unto
thee in thy kingdom.
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3 And he said unto them: Blessed are ye because ye desired
this thing of me; therefore, after that ye are seventy and two years old ye
shall come unto me in my kingdom; and with me ye shall find rest.
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4 And when he had spoken unto them, he turned himself unto
the three, and said unto them: What will ye that I should do unto you, when I
am gone unto the Father?
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5 And they sorrowed in their hearts, for they durst not
speak unto him the thing which they desired.
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6 And he said unto them: Behold, I know your thoughts, and
ye have desired the thing which John, my beloved, who was with me in my
ministry, before that I was lifted up by the Jews, desired of me.
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7 Therefore, more blessed are ye, for ye shall never taste
of death; but ye shall live to behold all the doings of the Father unto the
children of men, even until all things shall be fulfilled according to the
will of the Father, when I shall come in my glory with the powers of heaven.
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8 And ye shall never endure the pains of death; but when I
shall come in my glory ye shall be changed in the twinkling of an eye from
mortality to immortality; and then shall ye be blessed in the kingdom of my
Father.
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9 And again, ye shall not have pain while ye shall dwell
in the flesh, neither sorrow save it be for the sins of the world; and all
this will I do because of the thing which ye have desired of me, for ye have
desired that ye might bring the souls of men unto me, while the world shall
stand.
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10 And for this cause ye shall have fulness of joy; and ye
shall sit down in the kingdom of my Father; yea, your joy shall be full, even
as the Father hath given me fulness of joy; and ye shall be even as I am, and
I am even as the Father; and the Father and I are one;
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11 And the Holy Ghost beareth record of the Father and me;
and the Father giveth the Holy Ghost unto the children of men, because of me.
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12 And it came to pass that when Jesus had spoken these
words, he touched every one of them with his finger save it were the three
who were to tarry, and then he departed.
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13 And behold, the heavens were opened, and they were
caught up into heaven, and saw and heard unspeakable things.
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14 And it was forbidden them that they should utter;
neither was it given unto them power that they could utter the things which
they saw and heard;
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15 And whether they were in the body or out of the body,
they could not tell; for it did seem unto them like a transfiguration of
them, that they were changed from this body of flesh into an immortal state,
that they could behold the things of God.
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16 But it came to pass that they did again minister upon
the face of the earth; nevertheless they did not minister of the things which
they had heard and seen, because of the commandment which was given them in
heaven.
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17 And now, whether they were mortal or immortal, from the
day of their transfiguration, I know not;
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18 But this much I know, according to the record which
hath been given—they did go forth upon the face of the land, and did minister
unto all the people, uniting as many to the church as would believe in their
preaching; baptizing them, and as many as were baptized did receive the Holy
Ghost.
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19 And they were cast into prison by them who did not
belong to the church. And the prisons could not hold them, for they were rent
in twain.
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3 Ne 28:19-22
In 3 Ne 9:1 and 13, we are told that after witnessing the
great calamities and apparently supernatural wonders like the three days of
utter darkness, the voice of Christ was, “heard among all the inhabitants
of the earth, upon all the face of this land,” and it told them that they
were spared the destruction he had just caused to fall upon the wicked
because those spared “were more righteous.”
Starting in 3 Ne 11, Jesus meets with 2,500 Nephites
preaching wondrous things, showing them miracles, and having each of them
draw close and see and touch his crucifixion wounds.
Then in 3 Ne 19 it explains a group so large gathered that
the disciples split it into 12 groups and taught them exactly what Jesus had
taught the 2,500 when Jesus appeared to the 2,500 in 3 Ne 11.
In 3 Ne 19:35 Jesus explained to the 12 American disciples
that he’d never seen such great faith among all the Jews as he saw among the
Nephites.
Now, within a year or two, there are those among the
Nephites that were so wicked and numerous enough that they didn’t just reject
the word of Christ, they cast those teaching the word into prison, cast them
down into the earth, cast them into a furnace three times and into a den of
wild beasts twice.
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20 And they were cast down into the earth; but they did
smite the earth with the word of God, insomuch that by his power they were
delivered out of the depths of the earth; and therefore they could not dig
pits sufficient to hold them.
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Annotation for 3 Ne 28:19-22 above
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21 And thrice they were cast into a furnace and received
no harm.
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Annotation for 3 Ne 28:19-22 above
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22 And twice were they cast into a den of wild beasts; and
behold they did play with the beasts as a child with a suckling lamb,
and received no harm.
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Annotation for 3 Ne 28:19-22 above
Also, a child doesn’t play with a wild lamb, and there were no domesticated sheep in the Americas at this time, so this allusion would have made no sense to these people.
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23 And it came to pass that thus they did go forth among
all the people of Nephi, and did preach the gospel of Christ unto all people
upon the face of the land; and they were converted unto the Lord, and were
united unto the church of Christ, and thus the people of that generation were
blessed, according to the word of Jesus.
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24 And now I, Mormon, make an end of speaking concerning
these things for a time.
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25 Behold, I was about to write the names of those who
were never to taste of death, but the Lord forbade; therefore I write them
not, for they are hid from the world.
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26 But behold, I have seen them, and they have ministered
unto me.
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27 And behold they will be among the Gentiles, and the
Gentiles shall know them not.
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28 They will also be among the Jews, and the Jews shall
know them not.
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29 And it shall come to pass, when the Lord seeth fit in
his wisdom that they shall minister unto all the scattered tribes of Israel,
and unto all nations, kindreds, tongues and people, and shall bring out of
them unto Jesus many souls, that their desire may be fulfilled, and also
because of the convincing power of God which is in them.
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30 And they are as the angels of God, and if they shall
pray unto the Father in the name of Jesus they can show themselves unto
whatsoever man it seemeth them good.
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31 Therefore, great and marvelous works shall be wrought
by them, before the great and coming day when all people must surely stand
before the judgment-seat of Christ;
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32 Yea even among the Gentiles shall there be a great and
marvelous work wrought by them, before that judgment day.
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33 And if ye had all the scriptures which give an account
of all the marvelous works of Christ, ye would, according to the words of
Christ, know that these things must surely come.
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34 And wo be unto him that will not hearken unto the words
of Jesus, and also to them whom he hath chosen and sent among them; for whoso
receiveth not the words of Jesus and the words of those whom he hath sent
receiveth not him; and therefore he will not receive them at the last
day;
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3 Ne 28:34-35
So it would be better for the likes of me, who do not believe the words of
this book, that we had not been born. Could these kinds of teachings have
something to do with how former believers are often shunned?
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35 And it would be better for them if they had not been
born. For do ye suppose that ye can get rid of the justice of an offended
God, who hath been trampled under feet of men, that thereby salvation might
come?
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Annotation for 3 Ne 28:34-35 above
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36 And now behold, as I spake concerning those whom the
Lord hath chosen, yea, even three who were caught up into the heavens, that I
knew not whether they were cleansed from mortality to immortality—
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37 But behold, since I wrote, I have inquired of the Lord,
and he hath made it manifest unto me that there must needs be a change
wrought upon their bodies, or else it needs be that they must taste of death;
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38 Therefore, that they might not taste of death there was
a change wrought upon their bodies, that they might not suffer pain nor
sorrow save it were for the sins of the world.
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39 Now this change was not equal to that which shall take
place at the last day; but there was a change wrought upon them, insomuch
that Satan could have no power over them, that he could not tempt them; and
they were sanctified in the flesh, that they were holy, and that the powers
of the earth could not hold them.
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40 And in this state they were to remain until the
judgment day of Christ; and at that day they were to receive a greater
change, and to be received into the kingdom of the Father to go no more out,
but to dwell with God eternally in the heavens.
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"""A variant of the versioned_rows example. Here
we store a dictionary of key/value pairs, storing the k/v's in a
"vertical" fashion where each key gets a row. The value is split out
into two separate datatypes, string and int - the range of datatype
storage can be adjusted for individual needs.
Changes to the "data" attribute of a ConfigData object result in the
ConfigData object being copied into a new one, and new associations to
its data are created. Values which aren't changed between versions are
referenced by both the former and the newer ConfigData object.
Overall, only INSERT statements are emitted - no rows are UPDATed or
DELETEd.
An optional feature is also illustrated which associates individual
key/value pairs with the ConfigData object in which it first
originated. Since a new row is only persisted when a new value is
created for a particular key, the recipe provides a way to query among
the full series of changes which occurred for any particular key in
the dictionary.
The set of all ConfigData in a particular table represents a single
series of versions. By adding additional columns to ConfigData, the
system can be made to store multiple version streams distinguished by
those additional values.
"""
from sqlalchemy import Column, String, Integer, ForeignKey, \
create_engine
from sqlalchemy.orm.interfaces import SessionExtension
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base
from sqlalchemy.orm import attributes, relationship, backref, \
sessionmaker, make_transient, validates
from sqlalchemy.ext.associationproxy import association_proxy
from sqlalchemy.orm.collections import attribute_mapped_collection
class VersionExtension(SessionExtension):
"""Apply the new_version() method of objects which are
marked as dirty during a flush.
See http://www.sqlalchemy.org/trac/wiki/UsageRecipes/VersionedRows
"""
def before_flush(self, session, flush_context, instances):
for instance in session.dirty:
if hasattr(instance, 'new_version') and \
session.is_modified(instance, passive=True):
# make it transient
instance.new_version(session)
# re-add
session.add(instance)
Base = declarative_base()
class ConfigData(Base):
"""Represent a series of key/value pairs.
ConfigData will generate a new version of itself
upon change.
The "data" dictionary provides access via
string name mapped to a string/int value.
"""
__tablename__ = 'config'
id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)
"""Primary key column of this ConfigData."""
elements = relationship("ConfigValueAssociation",
collection_class=attribute_mapped_collection("name"),
backref=backref("config_data"),
lazy="subquery"
)
"""Dictionary-backed collection of ConfigValueAssociation objects,
keyed to the name of the associated ConfigValue.
Note there's no "cascade" here. ConfigValueAssociation objects
are never deleted or changed.
"""
def _new_value(name, value):
"""Create a new entry for usage in the 'elements' dictionary."""
return ConfigValueAssociation(ConfigValue(name, value))
data = association_proxy("elements", "value", creator=_new_value)
"""Proxy to the 'value' elements of each related ConfigValue,
via the 'elements' dictionary.
"""
def __init__(self, data):
self.data = data
@validates('elements')
def _associate_with_element(self, key, element):
"""Associate incoming ConfigValues with this
ConfigData, if not already associated.
This is an optional feature which allows
more comprehensive history tracking.
"""
if element.config_value.originating_config is None:
element.config_value.originating_config = self
return element
def new_version(self, session):
# convert to an INSERT
make_transient(self)
self.id = None
# history of the 'elements' collection.
# this is a tuple of groups: (added, unchanged, deleted)
hist = attributes.get_history(self, 'elements')
# rewrite the 'elements' collection
# from scratch, removing all history
attributes.set_committed_value(self, 'elements', {})
# new elements in the "added" group
# are moved to our new collection.
for elem in hist.added:
self.elements[elem.name] = elem
# copy elements in the 'unchanged' group.
# the new ones associate with the new ConfigData,
# the old ones stay associated with the old ConfigData
for elem in hist.unchanged:
self.elements[elem.name] = ConfigValueAssociation(elem.config_value)
# we also need to expire changes on each ConfigValueAssociation
# that is to remain associated with the old ConfigData.
# Here, each one takes care of that in its new_version()
# method, though we could do that here as well.
class ConfigValueAssociation(Base):
"""Relate ConfigData objects to associated ConfigValue objects."""
__tablename__ = 'config_value_association'
config_id = Column(ForeignKey('config.id'), primary_key=True)
"""Reference the primary key of the ConfigData object."""
config_value_id = Column(ForeignKey('config_value.id'), primary_key=True)
"""Reference the primary key of the ConfigValue object."""
config_value = relationship("ConfigValue", lazy="joined", innerjoin=True)
"""Reference the related ConfigValue object."""
def __init__(self, config_value):
self.config_value = config_value
def new_version(self, session):
"""Expire all pending state, as ConfigValueAssociation is immutable."""
session.expire(self)
@property
def name(self):
return self.config_value.name
@property
def value(self):
return self.config_value.value
@value.setter
def value(self, value):
"""Intercept set events.
Create a new ConfigValueAssociation upon change,
replacing this one in the parent ConfigData's dictionary.
If no net change, do nothing.
"""
if value != self.config_value.value:
self.config_data.elements[self.name] = \
ConfigValueAssociation(
ConfigValue(self.config_value.name, value)
)
class ConfigValue(Base):
"""Represent an individual key/value pair at a given point in time.
ConfigValue is immutable.
"""
__tablename__ = 'config_value'
id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)
name = Column(String(50), nullable=False)
originating_config_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('config.id'),
nullable=False)
int_value = Column(Integer)
string_value = Column(String(255))
def __init__(self, name, value):
self.name = name
self.value = value
originating_config = relationship("ConfigData")
"""Reference to the originating ConfigData.
This is optional, and allows history tracking of
individual values.
"""
def new_version(self, session):
raise NotImplementedError("ConfigValue is immutable.")
@property
def value(self):
for k in ('int_value', 'string_value'):
v = getattr(self, k)
if v is not None:
return v
else:
return None
@value.setter
def value(self, value):
if isinstance(value, int):
self.int_value = value
self.string_value = None
else:
self.string_value = str(value)
self.int_value = None
if __name__ == '__main__':
engine = create_engine('sqlite://', echo=True)
Base.metadata.create_all(engine)
Session = sessionmaker(bind=engine, extension=VersionExtension())
sess = Session()
config = ConfigData({
'user_name':'twitter',
'hash_id':'4fedffca37eaf',
'x':27,
'y':450
})
sess.add(config)
sess.commit()
version_one = config.id
config.data['user_name'] = 'yahoo'
sess.commit()
version_two = config.id
assert version_one != version_two
# two versions have been created.
assert config.data == {
'user_name':'yahoo',
'hash_id':'4fedffca37eaf',
'x':27,
'y':450
}
old_config = sess.query(ConfigData).get(version_one)
assert old_config.data == {
'user_name':'twitter',
'hash_id':'4fedffca37eaf',
'x':27,
'y':450
}
# the history of any key can be acquired using
# the originating_config_id attribute
history = sess.query(ConfigValue).\
filter(ConfigValue.name=='user_name').\
order_by(ConfigValue.originating_config_id).\
all()
assert [(h.value, h.originating_config_id) for h in history] == \
[('twitter', version_one), ('yahoo', version_two)]


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An 82-year-old female body builder beat up a 28-year-old man who tried to break into her home in Rochester, New York.
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The newest developments in digital e-commerce
Jonathan Sacksick / @jsacksick
Introducing the digital commerce ecosystem
In other words what the products team of commerce guys has been working on the previous months.
Jonathan Sacksick
Web developer at Commerce Guys
Maintainer of Commerce Kickstart v2
Search API, Commerce Search API, Other Commerce contribs.
Paris, France · London, England · Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Contribute to Drupal core and contrib, vc funded...
More than 30K reported installs, around 260K downloads.
Built from scratch on Drupal 7
Built natively on drupal 7, using all of the core technologies,
Commerce doesn't reinvent the wheel, it uses the core concepts, entities, etc.
Minimalistic and flexible
Tries not to get in your way,
Take only the parts that you need...
If you don't like how commerce handle messages using rules, then use a contrib module to replace that (Commerce message)... Commerce order types ...
Commerce doesn't make any assumption, you can sell physical & digital products, you can remove the cart...
Multisites, one backend, multi country, one of the most challenging/exciting project.
Uses Views for all listings
It was a bit experimental at the time, but it feels natural now, this allows you to change columns, add filters, different sort criterias, change the backend (switch to solr)...
Uses Rules for business logic
Similar to a hook, you can respond to events, disable a rule, update the weight...
Exportable, reusable...
Rules for selecting payment methods, tax rate etc.
Relies on "essential contribs" and distributions to complete the experience
We have contrib modules for Shipping, modules for selling access to files... The problem with a lean core is that Commerce doesn't do a lot by default, you need the contrib modules, to have sthg demoable this could take time, that's why we created Kickstart.
Most popular Drupal distribution (8k installs)
More than the next 10 distributions combined.
Streamlined administration optimized for common tasks
We revisited the administration and contributed the admin theme (Shiny), the admin views (Commerce Backoffice). Bojhan summers worked on the UI.
Responsive frontend theme
We built a theme based on Omega, Omega Kickstart.
Enhanced product marketing (image zooms, slideshows, etc)
Faceted product search
We contributed Commerce Search API, that creates a preconfigured index that knows automatically about your data structure...
Built-in payment gateways, third party tools
When you install Kickstart we try to install the correct payment gateway based on your country, talk about the direct integration with the Marketplace...
Context / Requirements
Thanks/because of the Marketplace, we had to build modules that I'm going to present.
Marketplace offers everything you need to improve your online store, add-ons, trainings...
Manage subscriptions to services
Talk about Jirafe, Yottaa...
Sell support tickets
Handle renewable subscriptions
(Commerce Platform)
Our cloud Platform,
This implies recurring billing, subscription renewal...
I need a way to track the user's right to access a resource
Our problem is that we have no way of tracking the user's right to access something.
A user completes checkout, you give him a role to track access, but the "API" stops there. No expiration, nothing
A separate entity type
A separate entity type
A separate entity type
A separate entity type
Commerce License
What is it?
It's a framework for selling access to local or remote resources.
Features
A license can be configurable and have fields that are filled-in by the user
Features
A license can be remote/synchronized with an external service.
Talk about the status change (Retrigger sync when expires or revoked...).
We're displaying the access details, could be application id, account email etc...
Features
Licenses can be time limited , and are automatically expired.
A license can expire or not, i
Commerce File 2.x
New architecture based on Commerce License, addresses all feedback
received for the 1.x branch.
Allows access to files to be sold (one or multiple files attached to a product)
Licensed files can be downloaded or streamed. Number of downloads / streams can be limited.
If an admin uploads new files to the product, they will show up
automatically for all users.
Need streaming? No problem
Shown example uses mediaelement.js (library and drupal module)
Just like with downloads, the number of streams can be limited too.
Only complete streams (start to finish) count.
Full Amazon S3 integration
Triggering a download gets the file from S3 without touching our server.
Download limitations are respected.
The S3 url is secret and temporary.
Recurring?
Recurring is really hard to implement. Explain async & sync concepts. Talk about Recurly.
Probably talk about the mobile plan. You need to think about the payment, dunning...
Payment
You need a payment module with Card on File support.
You need to store credit card information to process further payments
Auth.net, Paymill, explain the token stored. we need a capable COF payment method.
Handle 0$ auth.
Dunning process
What happens if I can't charge the user anymore?
Dunning management (Delinquent User Notification) is the automated process that's kicked off when a charge attempt of a recurring order fails.
This process involves periodic customer communication and payment retries.
Soft decline (When the daily limit of the card has been exceeded)
Hard decline (Card is expired, cannot charge anymore).
Commerce recurring
Only support async prepaid billing (No post-payment). Because sync billing is really hard to implement.
Talk about prorated payment, doesn't handle metered billing.
But wait, I always want to bill on the 1st of the month?
It's really hard to implement because of prorating, If someone subscribe to a service on the 19th...
Prorating?
It's really hard to implement because of prorating, If someone subscribe to a service on the 19th...
Commerce License billing
Doesn't have a release yet.. Nested slides.
Talk about the billing cycles (async monthly/weekly/...), sync
Support pre-payment, post-payment.
What is it?
Commerce License Billing provides advanced recurring billing for licenses.
Features
It supports plan changing in the middle of the billing cycle and free quantity .
E.g talk about the Platform, (X-large, medium)...
Talk about free quantity (Removed when calculating the total).
We introduced the revisions to properly handle that.
Features
It supports post payment and estimation calculation.
Instead of showing the actual order displaying a 0 amount, we're displaying the theme function.
It properly handles VAT, discounts...
Features
It supports metered billing.
"Metered billing , or usage-based billing, usually involves a fixed monthly fee plus an overage fee for additional usage beyond the included amounts. E.g mobile phone providers: pay $49/mo for 400 minutes, then $0.10 per additional minute of usage."


We develop digital products that people love to use.
Product design primarily wants to help us understand people’s pains, and create a product that will help them solve these problems. Thus we can create useful
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I learned that I have a lack of confidence in myself, whenever I start one of the challenges given I start to feel a little overwhelmed. To overcome this I've learned to take things one step at a time. I have also noticed a change of mindset from a fixed mindset to a growth. I've felt ever since I've done the mindfullness every morning before I start has helped me stay focused much more, I think this has also helped me shift to a growth mindset.
These roles are important in learning and programming as a lot of the time, you would be working with people to work on a goal, so it's important that you're self aware and empathetic to people you're working with.
I was surpirsed at how much it has actually affected my mindset, looking back at myself before I started foundations; I feel like I have changed for the better quite a bit. While I was expecting a change, I didn't think it would effect me as much as it has.
I think becoming more self aware about myself and trying to change bad habits, getting into a routine with timeboxes and making sure I do mindfullness.
To show it's not only knowledge about web development that's important, but core values and emotional intelligence are equally as important. So whenever we work with people, we have a great mindset prepped.
Not at all. As I stated above, this has helped me grow a lot as a person, it also helps prepare us for team working enviroments. It's equally as important as learning programming.
After I've completed my course at Dev Academy I would love to start work in the industry and after COVID has died down, i'd love to work overseas in tech maybe as freelance? I would like to work and travel for a bit.
My biggest strength would be working as a team, I love working with people to achieve a common goal, I'm also very self aware so I'd be able to pick up on something off pretty fast. My biggest limitation would be the fact I can be a little too self aware, so I might begin to overthink things or judge myself over something insignificant.
I'm definitely a bit anxious about jumping into bootcamp, the change of routine and how the overall bootcamp will be. I think overcoming the anxiety of the bootcamp is the biggest non-technical challenge for me.
Definitely my emotional intelligence and transitioning further into a growth mindset, I think this bootcamp will help with these.
To give this bootcamp 110%. I really want to put everything and more into this bootcamp to make sure I get through it without any issues.


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Boxing: American Martin gets four-year ban for anti-doping violation
(Reuters) - American boxer Ryan Martin has been suspended for four years by UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) on Wednesday after testing positive for prohibited substances last year.
Martin tested positive for the presence of androsterone and etiocholanone, which are metabolites of testosterone, following an in-competition test after his match against Josh Taylor in Glasgow on Nov. 3, 2018.
As the fight occurred under the auspices of the British Boxing Board of Control, the 26-year-old was subject to the national body’s anti-doping regulations.
Martin was charged with an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV) as a result of the positive test.
"Androsterone and etiocholanone are listed under section S1.1(b) of the WADA 2018 prohibited list as 'endogenous anabolic androgenic steroids (list of metabolites and isomers) when administered exogenously'," UKAD said in a statement here
“Exogenous testosterone, androsterone and etiocholanone are all non-specified substances prohibited at all times.”
UKAD said Martin’s ban would run until midnight on Nov. 2, 2022 and the boxer has the right to appeal the decision.
Ohio-born Martin, in his response to UKAD in March, had said he did not intentionally ingest testosterone and added that the presence of its metabolites in his sample could have been due to contaminated supplements.
“With the number of cases we are currently seeing where an athlete is claiming their failed test is due to contaminated supplements, it’s vital all athletes check... any supplements they plan to use,” UKAD chief executive Nicole Sapstead said.
“UKAD would always promote a food-first approach to nutrition. Where supplements are deemed a requirement, the ingredients should be checked against the WADA prohibited list and the supplement itself checked on Informed Sport. If in any doubt, it is simply not worth the risk.”


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Could Nottingham Forest's arch-rivals Derby County lose manager Phillip Cocu?
Cocu signed a four-year deal with Nottingham Forest's arch-rivals in July to take over from Frank Lampard
by Richard CusackPhillip Cocu could become of interest to Feyenoord next summer, according to reports in the Netherlands.
Frank Arnesen has been appointed the Rotterdam side's new sporting director and Dutch media outlet de Volkskrant reckon he could make a move for the Derby County boss.
The report states that Arnesen, who left Anderlecht in October, wanted to take Cocu to the Belgian club before opting for Manchester City's Vincent Kompany.
Cocu signed a four-year deal with Nottingham Forest's arch-rivals in July to take over from Frank Lampard, who left for Chelsea in the summer.
Former Sunderland boss Dick Advocaat is currently in charge of the club, but the 72-year-old is only there until the end of the season.
Arnesen was PSV's sporting director while Cocu was in his first stint as a player at PSV and the Rams boss has quite the pedigree in Eredivisie management.
He won three top-flight titles for PSV as a manager and Chris van der Weerden - his assistant at Pride Park - is Arnesen's son-in-law, further strengthening the ties between Arnesen and Cocu.
Cocu has Derby in 16th in the Championship table after 16 matches, winning five, losing the same amount and drawing six.