Hey sexy.
Not a good start.
It solves a great way to start.
Are you kidding me?
How are you all stuff?
I'm good.
Are you good because we've been mad for ten years?
Ten years.
Yes.
That's one of the reasons I'm good.
You're an assistant in introducing jingles to our podcast.
Well, you just want to mix it up a little bit.
You know there's actually a podcast app I could give you that is like a soundboard for radio
DJs where you could introduce randomly like sound effects.
Let's do that.
Let's never.
No, I'd be so good at that for sure.
Okay, before we talk about our 10-year wedding anniversary, let's talk about this week.
That just happened.
It was a wonderful week.
It kicked off with the bearded wonder that is Lyle Phillips and his stunningly gorgeous
pregnant wife, Allison.
It's true.
If you don't know who Lyle and Allison Phillips are, they are the pastors of Iris Nashville
here in Nashville.
which would be what it's called Irish and not Irish not Phil.
Not Irish.
Irish.
I thought Irish.
I think I said Irish.
Anyway, Lyle and Alice are dear friends of ours and we love them at pieces and Lyle was
in teaching at school this week on missions and life and changing the world.
What was the quote that he came up with that I just thought was fantastic.
There were several of them actually.
One of the loud brilliant quotes from the week was, "Anything short of world change
has compromised."
That pretty much sums up Lyle Phillips.
That's Lyle, yeah.
There you go.
Saying the bar nice and low for the rest of us.
That was cool.
He spoke at Emmonate Monday night as well, which was fun.
Back at school Tuesday night.
I see my number two tonight, we just came home collapsed.
I think Tuesday night, I was trash.
Well, you stayed up late, which makes sense now that I know what was happening on the
weekend.
but i think i was in bed by like eight thirty i was so tired exhausted yeah
yep and then wednesday was work as normal day full of meetings yada yada but at night we were
going with our dear friends mason and amily who we haven't seen in a while which was amazing
and we went to moto moto moto newish atalian restaurant and god bless mason and amily they didn't
know it was our wedding anniversary the following day, but they treated it if they didn't know
that and we had an amazing time with that. What did you end up eating?
I had the fillet because anytime I can have steak, I'm going to eat it.
That's right. But I shockingly had Brussels sprouts and liked them.
So you need to understand that me and Brussels sprouts have had a hate-hate relationship for
over forty years now you've previously described them as the devil's vegetable.

I had no intention of even smelling them, let alone taste in them, but everybody was talking about how good they were.
I thought, oh, well, I'll try one just to prove that there's no such thing as a good Brussels sprout right and shockingly.
It was really good. So I actually had more and then I considered two days later trying Brussels sprouts again
Just based on how good motos Brussels sprouts were. It's like half a new wife
Well, it's amazing and I remember alson hendrichson saying no if you have them like done really well
You'd really like them and I was like no I absolutely would not ever like them ever
Have you heard patterns of that? No, I probably need to I probably need to texture and say I repent
you were right about Brussels sprouts and then Thursday was a fun day for me because
as far as you were aware Thursday was our actual 10 year wedding anniversary that's right 10 years
people 10 years which while we don't want to make too big a deal of that because there's plenty
of people listening to this would be mad way longer than that it's actually a big deal yeah i can't
think i've been doing also been doing for 10 years um like takes about the same uh it takes
What eight years for PhD?
Right.
So we have we're way past the PhD in marriage.
We have PhDs in marriage.
Doctor marriage.
What did I work out?
The marriage doctor.
Who is it the rule that book that said you need 10,000 hours of
practice and something to be considered an expert?
I worked out that give or take a couple of hours because of times
on differences.
We've been married for 87,720 hours.
Right.
So we're eight times an expert.
We're reasonably good at it.
Yeah. Well, some of the reasons we go to marriage, we have been married for 10 years and still like each other, love each other and enjoy being married.
I'm not sure we get to count the hours where we're sleeping. So we probably need to drop a third.
Is that smart? Okay. Well, still, you know, we're still well over the 10,000 hours.
Yes, it's true. Yeah. Although I don't know, sleeping together. Never mind.
I meant actually sleeping. Oh, dear. I thought we could veer into that self-ecomensation, but apparently when we're first,
We're coming out of that coldest act on budget.
Well, Thursday was a fun day for me because we do Dave Ramsey.
So we live by a very strict budget.
Yes.
AJ is well aware of.
And so she's seen our finances, seen our budget.
So I think the best you were hoping for, we've been given that's what it was in the natural for real.
We've been given a gift certificate to go eat a Ruth Ruth's Chris Steakhouse.
The story that I was feeding you was, well, you know,
we have made it through Christmas and you know January we're tightening our
budget wise and so well at least we get to go a Ruth Chris Steakhouse and that's
time to look forward to and I'm feeding you that line because I'm trying to
surprise you which is very difficult to do because A) you're very pathetic and B)
you've been married to me for 10 years so you can tell when I'm up to
something and as I listened to the podcast realized that last week you said
It kind of feels like you're doing something as a smoke stream and I was like, "Dang it,
Lord, please, blind her.

Well, I did know, obviously, we're trying to get that free before we do anything crazy.
So in the back of my head, I'm like, we're not going to get to go away anywhere and I
just need to be happy with, we'll get some time together and have a nice dinner.
And one day, we'll get to do those fun things.
And then, I'm going to announce to you, I had, behind the scenes of range to take Thursday
off to go off on an adventure, which we'll talk about in a second.
And so the actual, the only two, the only five people who knew what we were up to was
Jeff and McLaurin.
So Jeff being my boss and our senior pastor at the Grace Center, McLaurin, who's our HR
person, had declared getting the days off there.
And they were in on it too, because on our Thursdays, we usually have a meeting, the
four of us always meet together and we were scheduled to meet that Thursday.
I said, guys, can you just keep up the charade that we're actually meeting?
So I course them to lie.
Gosh, I didn't repent.
Wow.
And the other people who knew were our fabulous babysitters, who without them,
we could don't hear this weekend.
So Cindy and Sarah and Ryan and Katie all knew about it.
That's six people.
OK, depends how you count, though.
So who didn't count?
And I didn't care.
Oh, they're one.
Yeah.
I'm more of a reminded the new world.
Oh, I understand.
It's King of math.
So I didn't even and it's not that I decided not to tell me for colleagues.
It's just I didn't want the stress.
I was under so much stress trying to pull this thing off anyway.
I didn't want the stress of who I had told and who I hadn't told.
And then I wouldn't be in control of who I had told and who they had told.
So I just decided to tell nobody.
But as far as you were concerned, when you woke up on Thursday, was we were having a normal day.
Well, on Wednesday at the senior team meeting, we had covered off stuff that we would have
covered off at the school senior team meeting.
So I was sort of like, yay, since we got that covered off, maybe because Cindy was already
coming over at 11, we could go to Pinewood Social for the day.
And we could actually have almost a whole day together, which to me was like, that's amazing.
We've done that once before.
Because your love languages are quality time and gifts, which are my last two.
Yes. So my anxiety is planning something for you that I'm not good at speaking and hoping it works out well.
Well, and you did an amazing job of course, but... But I didn't know that at the time.
Right. So talk about Thursday, we got the kids on the bus, it's a normal day. I turned to you and say, "Do you have a card for me?"
That's right. Yeah, you turned to me and say, "Do you have a card for me?" Which, funnily enough, I had bought a card the week before for Holly's birthday and then misplaced it.
So I did have one somewhere.
So I said yes.
So you bought time.
But I bought another one.
Yeah, so you turned to me and say to a card for me and I say yes I do, but I'm giving
it to you later because I needed to find it.
And but I didn't say that part.
And then you said, well, I have two cards for you and you held up two cards and you
said now and it said on each of the cards, one of them said something and the other one
said everything.
Now I want to know if you want to know something about what's happening today or everything about what's happening today
So it was like well, duh. I'm a 90 something percent shaper. I want to know everything. So I opened it
And there was very nice words about how you love me and then ps I knew you would pick this one
Then I opened up the paper and it was like
We're going away for three days. You're gonna need walking shoes. You're gonna need
fancy clothes for this, you're going to need casual clothes, you'll need your bathing suit,
whatever. I just burst into tears. I couldn't read anymore. I was just, I was an absolute shock.
And of course, I'm like, "These are good tears?" Because the thing is, like, I had been thinking
since the fall, I just want to get away for a few days. We've never, ever done it. Since we've had
We've never gotten away just the two of us and chilled out.
Not even for a whole day.
I mean, my memory is not the best, so I trust you.
We haven't.
Oh, I'm not arguing that.
I'm just skeptical of that's true.
Is that the same as arguing?
Yes.
Okay.
I'm telling you, it's absolutely true.
Okay, I will retire my case.
Overall.
I would know because I'm the quality time person.
So I was just, you know, I was hoping for that in the fall,
but then just realizing that's not what it's going to look like for us right now.
So I had sort of killed that in my heart, even knowing that, okay, we're,
we're staying here and we're going to, we're at least going to go get coffee
and get most of it a together and go to Ruth, Chris, and I'm going to be happy
with that and I'm thrilled.
So when I opened that, it was like God said, I'll see you're thrilled and I'll raise
you exactly what you wanted to do.
which is really funny for me because of my inability to gauge what counts as quality that like a reminder pants and i'm watching dv why join me voila.
What do you do i want to play mariacar quality time hey we work together we drive to work on the way there and on the way back when you mean you want quality that because of my inability to gauge what quality time actually counts.
How so nervous about doing something and because at the moment most of our net worth or most of our net worth walls.
Do you have a network with tight up in air miles yes so.
We are on a seat for me i got through christmas and survived christmas mentally i mean and then i realize our 10 year wedding anniversary in like 12 13 days.
So I called my friend Mike who is a bit of a genius when it comes to logistics and I just
called him and said, "Mike, I need some help. I have about 100,000 air miles." And that's it.
In terms of spending money, I just don't... We have budget, and it doesn't exist. So I've got
to use air miles. What can we do? And so he's just a genius. He's like, "Well, do you want to fly
someone?" I'm like, "No." We don't have enough time. He said, "So you're going to drive. Do you
Do you want to drive less than five hours or over five hours?
I'm like less than five hours.

If you go five hours east, well, you've got this five hours south.
Of course you could go here five hours west.
So I'm trying to think, what is AJ like?
What is AJ like?
AJ likes, she likes outdoors and she likes history.
So I'm thinking, what is, what is her history?
Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun.
And I remember this place called, what is the place I was getting confused with
the Gettysburg Address?
Gatlinburg Gatlinburg, the Gatlinburg address, and the Gatlinburg address.
I always get confused.
I knew there was something near Gatlinburg that was of historical significance.
Well done, darling.
Then I realized that where we actually went is nowhere near Gatlinburg.
Well, it's kind of nearer than here.
This is the way my brain works.
But was built more a house?
house the bill more state the bill more state and i was just there yesterday i
still can remember
so we can look at that and thought all age would love this an old house that
you spend the whole day walking around
i mean i'm gonna hate it but she's gonna love it and so we can't all about
minutes from to her so let's book it so we booked it and honestly i didn't
know if you would like it i just thought
i love anything like that touring old castles i mean that's like
Sandy that was my childhood though so i think because my mother and father dragged me all around you looking old Roman burial grounds and amphitheaters and castles and
you know just something i grew to hate and loath where i should have probably been a little more appreciative for the culture they're trying to still meet i'm so sorry completely wasted on me.
And so i think i might be one old house you've seen all the old houses.
And I forget that you actually like that.
I think I find it hard to understand why somebody would like that.
So then I did find it hard because truth be told I had an amazing time this weekend,
but I digress.
So anyway, I'm all anxious.
I'm seeing you crying and I'm thinking, okay, these are good tears.
The other problem was I gave you an hour and a half notice to pack for three days.
Yes, which caused some problems later on because I was, I was in so much shock.
I couldn't think straight and you had planned out all the babysitters, all the meals.
You've done a different schedule for each day when each meal was, when each bottle was,
what food was available, all that kind of stuff.
And so you're like, just read this over, make sure it's okay.
I remember reading it.
I didn't change anything on it.
I'm hoping it was okay because I don't remember anything.
I was just totally in shock.
And then I was like, oh, I've got a pack.

And i forgot to and you had said anything you know close for two nice dinners i didn't remember to bring any nice shirts blouses like it's amazing i mean i basically showed up with underwear and pajamas.
What should be fine.
But i should work like well because we got a hotel you ran out and bought three new shirts i did well that we were the hotel was in like a.
mall kind of thing and so there was a lot and then there was this other store camera what it's called but looks a lot like anthropology but it's a Christian owned store.
And they had 60% off of sale items so i got to six dollar shirts and one twelve dollar shirt.
And it was perfect just busting right open the bank you should be like the gas is an all time low price because i can wear gas but.
I know it's like $35 to fill the van, wasn't it?
- Yeah, it was crazy.
- So anyway, we went away, we had a great time.
We went to build more, I knew nothing about the built more state,
but basically it's this massive house
that was built by George Vanderbilt.
And I spent a lot of the time,
almost in tears wandering around his house.
- Well, talk about even driving onto the property.

Yeah.

And he built this house primarily for retreats to, to basically for his, for his friends and for his family to come away and retreat and get away from the business of life.
And just when you think about this man's intentionality and this man's in.
Ingenuity.
Ingenuity.
That was the word.
When you think of those two things, it was just staggering.
At a time when, for example, electricity wasn't common,
that standard hadn't been settled on AC or DC.
So he just wired his house with both.
And to begin with, before Asheville had actual electricity,
he ran a gas generator to power his own electricity
in this massive house for several years
until Asheville provided AC power.
But he had wired it DC or something, right?
Well, he'd write it both, but he preferred DC.
He preferred DC, so he just built a converter.
Because he was friends with Edison and Edison
for DC or something.

So anyway, it was a weekend away of just,
it's amazing what happens when you're not with your kids.
The mental energy that's required
to field questions repeatedly.
Yes, it was peaceful inside of my own brain.

Or plan their lunches or have a bag packed with everything for every eventuality.
Oh my gosh.
Amazing.
We just got dressed and left in the morning.
Yeah.
It's radical.
It's just wild.
And that would not be impossible without our dear friends Sarah and Cindy and Ryan and
Katie.
Thank you so much for doing that.
Thank you.
You guys were just amazing.
So yeah, I just love that.
So anyway, we went away for three days.
We Instagrammed.
We probably blew up everyone's Instagram feeds with stuff they didn't care about food.
Mm hmm.
Sky, old stuff, buildings.
We stopped and have been been bad on the way.
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There was liberal use of duct tape as a replacement for proper plumbing.
I mean, it was just horrendous, but the food was amazing.
It was amazing.
But bim bibabap or however you pronounce it is basically rice vegetables and some Korean meat.
Meat and eggs served in us.
And then egg on top and you just come.
Heated stone ball.
And you mix it all up and add sriracha.
And so AJ posted a picture and we love it.
We haven't had a good Korean Bim Bim for a while.
However, you pronounce it.
So I posted online and my mother was like, this is what Alan bought you for your
wedding. This is your 10th wedding anniversary, you were like, no, no, don't panic.
No, you raised me better than that.
I did not take it to this two bit Korean restaurant.
They wouldn't likely fail every health inspection.
Look, baby, it's under $5.
OK, you can have this and a starter and then we're done.
But yeah, so anyway, we were sitting down for dinner and I, I, we were trying not to work, but it was a natural part of our conversation.
And we thought about our 10 year high points would be married for 10 years. What were some of the high points of what have been some of the high points of being married for 10 years, go.
Wow. Well, some of the high points, lots of travel was definitely a high point.
Well, the first one you said I hadn't even thought of, but having kids was a high point.
Yeah. AbbT and MJ.
Yeah, of course.
Those are my three highest points.
Maybe not the actual moment that I pushed them out because those were sort of mixed with
it.
Ow!
But like having them, great.
Yes, the fact that they're alive is great and healthy.
Of course, high point.
Different times where gods paid off debts have been high points.
Yeah, watching God come through a few miraculous ways is amazing.
Go back to travel.
I still couldn't believe our life that our life literally was an airport.
It felt like at least every week we were in a different airport.
Yeah, different countries.
And around the world, different countries.
That was remarkable.
It really was amazing.
And meeting so many amazing people that, like when you think about it,
the opportunity we had to meet people that we're going to spend eternity with was quite wild.
You published a book.
That's a major achievement.
I did publish a book, yes.
Getting a green card was a high point for me.
Yeah, my love of this nation.
Amazing.
Yeah.
Uh, buying a house.
Oh my gosh.
That was our first house.
That was a miracle.
Yeah.
That was not only a high point, but
miraculous.
Well, most of these things really are quite
miraculous.
You know, one of the high points, which I
don't think I've ever talked about in the
podcast was Alberto and Kimberly Rivera.
Hopefully, you know who they are.
If you don't stop what you're doing, just stop
listening, just go straight to iTunes.
Right now.
Just right now.
Doesn't matter which one they're all going to.
amazing soaking prophetic music people. And when we lived in Toronto, that's, you know,
Laura Woodley and Alberta and Kimberly Rivera was pretty much all I listened to soaking wise.
And I had no clue they lived in Franklin much less that they went to Grey Center.
And so I remember one night they were leading worship. And in the middle of leading worship,
they called me up and they gave me a prophetic word. And I, that would easily be on the horizon
of one of my highest points in the last 10 years because here's people who, unknowing to them,
have been essential to my walk with the Lord for the previous X number of years.
My most intimate times in soaking with Jesus and being with the Lord, they're the conduit for
the anointing, their songs, their music, their voice. And so it was as impactful, receiving the
the prophetic word from them from them in the way they do it, which was singing over you as the
prophetic word that they gave me. Yeah. And I just remember thinking, God, you're just
outrageously kind like that. This is absurd. And so anyway, that was a personal high point for me.
Um, launching a school of ministry. Gosh, amazing. And now launching year two. Come on.
So much fun. You know, one of our favorite things the last 10 years that we were talking about was
watching other people succeed, watching the success of our friends, watching our friends have kids,
you know, especially when you're a few years down the road and having kids and you can really
appreciate the joy of what you know, what they're stepping into. Yeah. Never having a lie in for 18
years. I rebuke that. Yeah, that's a damn, but I'll cut that out. Being called out as a profit for
for me was probably a real high point.
- You think?
- You think?
Both a high point and like a scary high point
if that makes sense.
Yeah, for sure.
- So we did the weekend.
We talked all about this.
We got to reminisce, oh, we didn't talk about our bath.
In our hotel room, we had an infinity bathtub,
which I'd never heard of such a thing.
- Very true.
- But it was what, seven feet long?
- At least, yeah.
- Comfortably fit.
two of us.
And the idea was you fill it up and overflowing.
So it sits, it's a bathtub inside another bathtub basically.
And so the idea is you fill the bath up as high as you can go.
And as the bath spills over into the second bathtub, there's pumps that pump it back
in.
So you continually have an overflowing.
Yeah.
And it's super deep.

- That's a good thought, baby.
We'll try that tonight.
- You think so?
Yeah, that was awesome.
I feel like we jumped round a little bit there.
I'm sorry.
Okay, so love languages.
I'm so nervous about your trip,
that you're not liking your trip.
Oh my gosh.
But I also know that you have another passion in life,
which is cooking, obviously.
It is cooking.
And so we had enough air miles left over
for me to buy you a La Cruze pot.
Yes.
Which your cousin Holly was, is there, you got that.
She left on Facebook.
She's like, you are all excited.
Like, look what Alan got from my anniversary.

Yeah, well, I felt that there's something
that doesn't do French cooking.
who does not know what the crazy part is, but I thought that was very, very funny.
Most people do.
Yeah.
You have to have them over for something cooked in the look.
They are a Caribbean cruise.
You got your wife apart, but
I didn't I didn't bank on how much that would touch your heart.
Yeah, that was amazing.
I mean, I I just spent the whole weekend, I think, shocked because I don't think
really until we got to Ashville and checked in
that I felt like this is real.
We're actually got away for two and a half days.
It's just us.
And we're going someplace that I want to go and see.
Do we even talk about the Butler's tour and stuff?
No, go talk about the Butler's tour.
There's a regular tour that you can do that's part of your admission and it's free.
And Alan cleverly told us to bring headphones so we didn't have to hold up anything to
our faces in flu season and germs get on us.
So we brought headphones and so we just plugged it in and could listen through our own headphones
as we went through the house and learned the different bits of history and stuff.
Much to the end we have everybody else's.
I know most people.
And the devices to their face.
Most Philip saw us were like, "Oh, I wish I thought of that."
So we did that but then we also went and did the Butler's tour which takes you behind
the scenes so you see like where the head house mistress would have lived and we went
through the Butler's pantry, which was amazing.
And saw two old elevators that have been operating
for over 100 years, paid by Otis.
Just amazing stuff.
We saw where the ladies' maids would have stayed.
And just really, really cool stuff,
all the kind of stuff that you don't get to see on the normal
tour.
So it was fun.
And then we ate in the stables, because it's
been converted into a restaurant.
- So the hay was more delicious on the thought.
- Oh, yummy hay.
- Drinking from a trough, it's not that bad.
- Stunning.
But yeah, the food was lovely and the coffee was lovely
and all that.
And we didn't do much outside 'cause it was quite bitter,
you know, in terms of the wind.
But yeah, it was great.
And then on the second day, we went back
and we got to go and see the village that was part of it
the winery and which is used to be the dairy, the Vanderbilt dairy has been switched into
a winery and stuff.
So we just went and did all these really cool tours and learned a whole bunch of stuff.
And yeah, it was amazing.
It just filled your history, love tank, nerd tank full, didn't it?
It did.
And I also got to test my deer theory.
You see?
I'm amazed one has a theory about deer.
Well, see, we see have so much deer around Franklin, don't we?
You see them all the time.
- You see them.
I'm always oblivious to them.
- Well, I don't know what you're doing.
I don't know why you can't see them
'cause I'm like, "Oh, it was practically on the car."
Anyway, we're driving in onto the estate
and somebody had told me once,
"If you see deer, you want a honk
'cause they'll run from the sound."
But I thought, "Gosh, if they don't run from the sound,
"they're gonna run right into your car.
"So I'd wanna make sure that they run away from the source
"rather than towards it, if that makes sense."
So we're driving up and there was a deer
that was like two meters from the car.
And I thought, I'm driving slow enough
that I can absolutely stop.
So I honked the horn and that thing took off
away from us as fast as possible.
It could so.
- There you go guys.
- There you go.
- Dear science available on our pod today.
- Don't say we never teach you anything.
- Tested so you don't have to.
- Yes.
- Last week we were working through questions.
- We were.
Remember and you made me stop because you wanted to sleep. It's very true
We have I'm gonna do one question not a reader's questions. Okay listeners question. Why do I keep on readers questions?
I don't know
Perhaps I know because you're reading them. Oh, yeah, okay. I'm gonna do one more listeners question. Okay. This is from Philippe
Who says how do you not let other people circumstances steal your joy?

Since my sister told me her marriage is in shambles and she doesn't know what to do.
She's very lonely and sad and I'm looking for practical steps to take so that I don't take on other people's sadness.
Here's practical step. Just don't.
Yeah, you, unfortunately, Philippe cannot be responsible for your sister's happiness.
Right. That's that whole thing of false burden bearing, where you want to fix their problem for them so that you can go back to being happy.
But it might be good to recognize that your happiness is not dependent on the fruitfulness of their marriage.
Otherwise, your emotional state will be entirely contingent on their marital state, one which you have no power over.
 So, I mean, the best thing you can do is
obviously pray and being as encouraging as you can, but you can't want their healing more than they
do and you can't fix it for them. So, one of the challenges of being a pastor is this is the kind
and the stuff that we carry all the time,
where we're constantly having to give people back
to the Lord and say, you know,
I can do my part in terms of I can pray for them
and I can love them well and try and give them
sound biblical advice.
But after that, Lord, I know that this is your suffix
and not mine to fix and you have to let them have them.
- Right, otherwise we'd be coming home.
And so coming home to a happy house with happy children
who'd be coming home depressed and, you know,
unhappy that God has been fixing all these people's lives,
all these people's lives are in ruins.

And so I just manage what's in your hula hoop.
And as difficult as that sounds, don't manage
or try to manage what's in other people's hula hoops.
- Yeah.
- And if that makes no sense, go listen to our boundaries,
teach you.
(laughing)
We had some interesting on the website this week.
- We did?
- This is only for our UK listeners.
We've had a bunch of tweets and Facebook
email request from people who live in the UK who want to get a copy of your book, Finding Father.
And they come to our website and they order it and they realize that the shipping from America
to the UK costs more than the book itself.
Wow.
So they're like, is there any UK distributors?
So we're speaking to our publisher to try and get and just see because they have all the retail
channels in the UK. But in the meantime, we thought, I wonder if there's something clever we can do.
And so we did a little bit of poking around and we realized that if we ship over a box of eight,
The price of shipping when you divide all this up drops about $10 a book instead of $30 a book.
So I wrote a little blog post. If you live in the United Kingdom and you have always wanted a
copy of AJ's book and you haven't been able to get a hold of it, go to our website and I'll put
this in the show notes and just fill in a form saying yeah I'd be interested in that. We'll work
out it works out that I think that the book would cost you including all the shipping to your house
would cost you about twenty five pounds that's a rough estimate exchange rate of a couple days ago
the idea is we'd call everybody who wants copy of the book in batches of eight ship them over to a
friend of ours in the u_k_ who would then ship the individual book from within the u_k_ to somewhere
else within the u_k_ thus saving you a ton of money on shipping of course you can get the book on
kindle on the i-book store for your iphone or for your ipad but if you were one of those people
who loves a paper bag copy and you want to write them.
I'm one of those people.
Yeah.
I like to write and highlight them.
Those people who like to do that, but you absolutely can.
As we close, two other things I want to mention.
This morning at Grace Center, we announced that we have new worship pastors.
We do.
In fact, not only new worship pastors, but we have new worship and creative
arts pastors.
It's so exciting.
And they're two of our dear friends, Josh and Sarah Parsons,
and we wanted to offer congratulations to them.
We should ask them to come on the podcast at some point and get them to share their story.
Yeah, they're great.
Because I love their story.
And they're hysterical.
Yeah, they are.
And that's a reminder.
If you've been thinking about doing a school of ministry, or if you'd want to go deeper with God,
or go deeper in your understanding of the supernatural, our school, the school of supernatural life,
which runs a grace in its starting in September.
If you would like to apply, applications are now open, go to graceinter.us/school to find out
all about the school to watch a video testimonies and to apply online, we'd love to have you come
join us for eight months and learn all about how to hear the voice of God, learn all about the
father's love, get your heart healed up and learn how to move in the practical gift of the Holy Spirit.
It would be our privilege and our pleasure to spend eight months training you how to do those
thing. So anyway, hope you guys have an amazing week. Thank you for joining us and we will see you
next week. Next week. Next week. Next week. Next week. Next week. Next week. Next week. Next week.


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Changeset 855 for mystic/examples2
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It is a simple interface with a single method which should return a list of Area objects.
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<command_name> is a command name pre-registered or manually registered in XlsCommentAreaBuilder. Currently the following command names are pre-registered
Custom commands may be registered manually with static void addCommandMapping(String commandName, Class clazz) method of XlsCommentAreaBuilder class.
attr1, attr2,…, attrN are the command specific attributes
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<command_area1>, <command_area2>, … <command_areaN> - XLS areas to be passed to the command as parameter.
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TTAM: Transport Triggered Architecture - Modular
Design and implementation guide, Revision 1
Table of Contents
Introduction
A Transport Triggered Architecture (TTA) is a type of computer processor design where software instructions directly control the movement of data between processor components. Unlike traditional processor designs, there is only one instruction, mov dst <= src
, where computation occurs as a side effect of data movement.
This project covers the documentation of a modular TTA implementation based around a series of 3U Eurocard carrier boards connected over a standard VME backplane. Each board hosts one or more TTA modules (TTAMs) that implement various function units. Examples of function units include everything from basic ALU operations, such as addition, multiplication, bit-wise operations, registers, memory, and all the way up to full I/O and complex processing units.
The goal of this project is to refresh my hardware design skills by implementing a "retro-computer" system that would have been state of the art in the 1980's. Whenever possible, components available in the 1980's have been used. Nothing in this project is particularly innovative, and everything associated with this project is released into the public domain.
Bus Design
TTAM is a hybrid 16/8-bit system, with a data width (and instruction length) of 16 bits, and an address width of 8 bits. While a standard VME backplane is used, it is important to emphasize that TTAM is not compatible with VME cards.
Address Bus
The address bus is split into two 8-bit address busses: the src
address bus and the dst
address bus. This means that the system is only able to directly address 256 addresses, which are known as sockets.
The address bus lines are mapped to the VME pins A01 through A16.
Data Bus
The data bus is a standard 16-bit bus.
The data bus lines are mapped to the VME pins D00 through D15.
Control Lines
Bus operations are controlled by three strobe lines: the address strobe, the data strobe, and the Data Acknowledgement (DACK) strobe. This approach allows the system to be run sychronously or asynchronously.
The control lines are mapped to the VME pins as follows:
- Address Strobe - AS*
- Data Strobe - DS0*
- DACK Strobe - DTACK*
Asynchronous Bus Operation
TTAM mov
instructions, literal encodings of source and destination addresses, are placed onto the address bus by a bus master, causing a first function unit write to the data bus, and a second function unit to read from the data bus. The bus cycle is typically managed by the Program Counter Control System (PCCS), but can be driven by any bus master.
- The PCCS first places the instruction onto the bus, and asserts the address strobe (a).
- The rising edge of the address strobe (a) indicates that the address bus has stabilized, and triggers the source function unit (addressed by the
src
address on the address bus) to write to the data bus (b). Once the data bus has stabilized, the source function unit asserts the data strobe (c). - The rising edge of the data strobe (c) triggers the destination function unit (addressed by the
dst
address on the address bus) to read from the data bus. When the read operation is complete, DACK is strobed (d). - The rising edge of the DACK strobe tells the source function unit to stop driving the data bus, and triggers the PCCS to proceed to the next instruction.
The absence of a data strobe indicates a source address bus error and will halt execution. The absence of a DACK strobe indicates a destination address bus error and will halt execution. In both cases, the invalid address will remain present on the address bus. Detecting these conditions can be used to trigger a function unit that jumps to a monitor bus error handler.
Synchronous Bus Operation
In synchronous operation, the clock must be slower than the slowest function unit. The address strobe line is connected to the clock, and the data strobe line is connected to the clock through an inverter. DACK is ignored.
Bus Decoding
For Functional Units to be triggered, the address bus must be decoded, and the control signals must be sequenced.
When the src
and dst
addresses are placed on the address bus, if the specified src
address matches the base address programmed for a given functional unit, the address decode line is pulled low. This acts as an enable to allow the address strobe to be latched, and tell the functional unit to drive the data bus. The functional unit read select (RS) remains low until DACK is strobed. If the specified dst
matches the base address, when the Data Strobe is asserted, the functional unit write select (WS) is pulled low for the duration of the strobe.
An example of the logic for when there are two functional units sharing the same base address, and selected by the A0/A8 line, is shown below:
Bus Arbitration
When a inactive bus master wants to become active, it first checks if IACK* is low. If IACK* is low, another inactive bus master has already requested to become active, and the inactive bus master must wait. If IACK* is high, the inactive bus master drives the IACK* low. When the active bus master detects IACK* is low, when it is able and willing to release the bus, it strobes DS1*. When the inactive bus master that is waiting for bus access detects the DS1* rising edge, it becomes the active bus master, and stops driving IACK* low.
IACK* is an open-collector bus line.
Carrier Card (TTAM/C)
The TTAM carrier card is a standard 3U 160 mm Eurocard board that conforms to the VME mechanical specification. It provides bus isolation, power conditioning, and has sites to plug in two TTAM/A address modules, three TTAM/D data modules, and one TTAM/P processing module.
Bill of Material:
| Number | Part | Description |
|---|---|---|
| C1 | Main supply bulk capacitor - Value TBD | |
| C2 | 1 uf SMT supply filter capacitor | |
| C3, C4 | 0.1 uf SMT decoupling capacitor | |
| CN1, CN2 | 32-pin 2-row connector for TTAM/A | |
| CN3 - CN11 | 24-pin 2-row connector for TTAM/D and TTAM/P | |
| CN12 - CN14 | 6-pin 1-row connector for JTAG | |
| P1 | Right-angle euro-DIN three-row connector | |
| R1 | 2.2 k SMT resistor | |
| R2 | 230 ohm SMT resistor | |
| R3 - R6 | 10 K SMT pull-up resistor | |
| LED1 | SMT LED | |
| U1, U2 | SN74ABT16245ADLR | Transceiver, Non-Inverting 2 Element 8 Bit per Element 3-State Output |
| U3 | 74LVC1G11GW | Single 3-input AND gate |
| U4 | MIC2544-1YM | Hot Plug power controller |
TTAM/D Connectors
Each TTAM/D module has two 24-pin connectors.
Data Bus Connector (Top Connector)
The TTAM/D top connector carries the data bus and control lines. The pinout is as follows:
The following connector pins are defined:
- D00 through D15 are input/outputs that connect to the system data bus through a '245 bus transceiver.
- TDI, TCK, TMS and TDO provide JTAG boundary scan access.
- WS (Write Select) is an input that is set high when a value is to be written to the functional unit (read from the data bus).
- WA (Write Acknowledge) is an output that indicates when a write has successfully stored the value from the bus. It is typically connected to the WS line, either directly or through a delay element.
- RS (Read Select) is an input that is strobed high when a value is to be read from the functional unit (to drives the data bus).
- RA (Read Acknowledge) is an output that indicates when a value being read (driving the data bus) has stabilized and the value on the bus can be written to another functional unit. It is typically connected to the RS line, either directly or through a delay element.
Processing Connector (Bottom Connector)
The TTAM/D bottom connector carries signals to the TTAM/P module. The pinout is as follows:
The following connector pins are defined:
- P00 through P15 are an internal data bus connecting the TTAM/D to a TTAM/P.
- G0 through G5 are general purpose pins. G0 is connected to either the G0N or G0S pin on the corresponding TTAM/A.
- G2 and G3 on TTAM/D position #3 are connected to IACK* and DS1*, respectively.
- PWR and GND provide power and ground, respectively.
TTAM/P Connectors
Each TTAM/A module has three 32-pin connectors.
Processing Connectors
Each TTAM/P module has up to three 24-pin connectors, each with the pinout described above for the TTAM/D processing connector. Each of the three processing connectors are connected to the corresponding TTAM/D processing connector.
TTAM/A Connectors
Each TTAM/A module has a single 32-pin connector.
Address Bus Connectors
The TTAM/A connector carries address bus and control lines. The pinout is as follows:
The following connector pins are defined:
- A00 through A15 are input/outputs that connect to the system address bus a '245 bus transceiver. These lines are only driven as outputs when the board is acting as a bus master.
- AS, DS, and DA are connected to the Address Strobe, Data Strobe and Data acknowledge lines, respectively. These are used by the TTAM/A to control the read and write control lines.
- WSN/WSS are outputs that are connected to the WS input on the upper (north) and lower (south) TTAM/D modules.
- WAN/WAS are inputs that are connected to the WA input on the upper (north) and lower (south) TTAM/D modules.
- RSN/RSS are outputs that are connected to the RS input on the upper (north) and lower (south) TTAM/D modules.
- RAN/RAS are inputs that are connected to the RA input on the upper (north) and lower (south) TTAM/D modules.
- G0N/G0S are outputs that are connected to the G0 input on the upper (north) and lower (south) TTAM/D modules. This is typically for general purpose connections to TTAM/P modules.
- ADIR is an output that controls the '245 and is used to write to the address bus. This line should be left disconnected unless the card acts as a bus master.
- PWR and GND provide power and ground, respectively.
JTAG Boundary Scan Connector
Three six-pin JTAG ports are located at the front of the card, and is connected to each of the TTAM/D data bus connectors. This allows for boundary-scan automated testing of a function unit without having to connect it to the bus.
Manual Bus Display System (MBDS)
The MBDS is a dedicated card that displays the current state of the address and data busses, plus control signals, in binary. There are two modes of operation, a first mode displays the current bus state, and a second mode where the contents of one or two optionally installed register TTAM/D (and corresponding TTAM/As) is displayed. Four IDTQS3390 bus switches are used to switch between the bus signals and the outputs of the TTAM/D modules.
In the second mode of operation the functional unit occupies a memory space of 21:
Addr RW Description
----------------------------------------------------
base + 0 RW Display Register 0 (data)
base + 1 RW Display Register 1 (address)
Manual Bus Control System (MBCS)
The MBCS is a dedicated bus-master card used to manipulate the bus state, single step the system, and transfer control between bus masters. There are two modes of operation, a first mode directly controls the current bus state, and a second mode where the contents of one or two optionally installed register TTAM/D (and corresponding TTAM/As) can be read.
In the second mode of operation the functional unit occupies a memory space of 21:
Addr RW Description
----------------------------------------------------
base + 0 RO Data Bus Switch Value
base + 1 RO Address Bus Switch Value
Data Modules (TTAM/D)
Immediate Value Function Unit (IVFU)
The IVFU TTAM/D transfers an 8-bit literal value from the address bus into a data register. This is accomplished by overloading the dst
address to use as the literal. When an instruction src
address targets the IVFU, the IVFU takes the dst
address, and stores it into an immediate value register.
The functional unit occupies a memory space of 22:
Addr RW Description
----------------------------------------------------
base + 0 RO Lower 8 bits immediate
base + 1 RO Upper 8 bits immediate
base + 2 RO Immediate value register
base + 3 NA Unused (address reserved for north position)
If an IVFU is located at the base address 0x08 and the MBDS is located at the base address 0x04, to transfer the value 0x0B0E into the immediate value register, then to display it on the MBDS output, the following TTAM code would be executed:
mov 0x0E <- 0x08
mov 0x0B <- 0x09
mov 0x05 <- 0x0A
The IVFU does not strobe the data strobe line, and skips the store phase by skipping to strobing the DACK line. This is the only function unit that has this behaviour.
The IVFU is implemented as a combination TTAM/D + TTAM/A module. As such, it can only be installed in TTAM/D position 3.
Generic Register Data Module (GRDM)
When fully populated, the GRDM implements a single read-write register that can be used stand-alone or connected to a processing module.
WA is connected to G3 to signal to the TTAM/P when a new value has been written.
RS is connected to G1 to signal to the TTAM/P when a value is being read been written, and pulling G2 low allows the processing module to drive the bus.
G2 is connected to the output latch enable. Pulling G2 low allows the processing module to drive the bus.
When half-populated (U1, U2, U6, U7, U11, and U12), the GRAM implements a single read-only register driven by an output from a processing module.
Scan-test latches are used to allow a function unit to be tested independently of the rest of the system.
In order to allow the register to operate asynchronously, two delay lines are included, which provide the delay between when read select goes high and when the bus has stabilized, and to provide a delay between when write select goes high and the bus value has been successfully stored.
Bill of Material:
| Number | Part | Description |
|---|---|---|
| C1 - C6 | 0.1 uf SMT decoupling capacitor | |
| CN1, CN2 | 24-pin 2-row connector | |
| R1 - R3 | 2.2 k SMT resistor | |
| R4 | 50 k SMT resistor (pull-up) | |
| LED1 - LED3 | SMT LED | |
| U1 - U4 | SN74BCT8374A | Octal D-Type Edge-Triggered Flip-Flops |
| U5, U6 | DS1007S-2 | 7-1 Silicon Delay Line |
| U7, U8, U13 | 74LVC1G04GW | Single inverter |
| U9, U11 | 74LVC1G86GW | 2-input EXCLUSIVE-OR gate |
| U10, U12 | 74AUP1G09GW | Single 2-input AND gate with open drain |
The address of the GRDM register depends on the position it is installed on, and the base address of the corresponding GRAM.
Addr RW Description
----------------------------------------------------
base + 0 RW Register in south position
base + 1 RW Register in north position
Processing Modules (TTAM/P)
Arithmetic Logic Function Unit (ALFU)
Paged Memory Function Unit (PMFU)
The PMFU TTAM/P provides a 16 or 32 address window into a larger 221 bit memory bank.
Depending on the configuration jumper, the address map occupies either memory space of 24 or 25:
Addr RW Description
----------------------------------------------------
base + 0 RW Memory window 0
base + 1 RW Memory window 1
...
base + N-1 RW Memory window 14
base + N RW Page
The PMFU is implemented as a combination TTAM/P + TTAM/A module, and requires two GRDM TTAM/D modules, one for the page access and one for memory access, installed in positions 1 and 2. The PMFU is typically co-hosted with the IVFU on a single TTAM/C.
Stack Memory Function Unit (SMFU)
Queue Memory Function Unit (QUFU)
Address Modules (TTAM/A)
Generic Register Address Module (GRAM)
The GRAM provides read and write address decoding, and is implemented as a standard TTAM/A module. The circuit implemented as described in the Bus decoding section.
Bill of Material:
| Number | Part | Description |
|---|---|---|
| C1, C2 | 0.1 uf SMT decoupling capacitor | |
| CN1 | 32-pin 2-row connector | |
| DSW1 | 6 position SPST DIP switch | |
| R1, R2 | 2.2 k SMT resistor | |
| SRC, DST | SMT LED | |
| U1, U2 | IDT74FCT521BTSO | 8-bit Identity Comparator |
| U3, U4 | 74LVC2G00DP | Dual 2-input NAND gate |
| U5, U6, U9, U10 | 74LVC1G04GW | Single inverter |
| U7 | SN74LVC1G175DBV | Single D-Type Flip-Flop With Asynchronous Clear |
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Bowling Kata Seed update
I updated my Bowling Kata Seed repo to use Karma test runner, rather than its terribly-named former self, Testacular. Instructions are in the README.
I updated my Bowling Kata Seed repo to use Karma test runner, rather than its terribly-named former self, Testacular. Instructions are in the README.
This is a great series of posts from a guy who’s a big contributor to Angular and now works with Ember.js at Netflix alongside one of the core team members of Ember. http://www.benlesh.com/2014/04/embular-part-1-comparing-ember-and.html (6 parts total).
On the project at work, we were struggling with a way to maintain data between the various controllers and directives that make up the project. We wanted a best practice, and the Angular documentation wasn’t giving us any answers.
Animations in CSS3 are awesome, because the GPU is utilized. Unfortunately, not every browser supports them. Using Modernizr, you can target the browsers that support the CSS3 animations, and do something simpler for those that cannot.
Always have a .
in your ng-model
. This means that Angular is updating an Object property, rather than the entire Object reference or primitive.
There are two types of front-end features of any web application. First, there are those that are necessary. For these, you need to put in the extra work for them to function across supported devices and browsers.
Backbone, Underscore and CoffeeScript have awesome annotated source code. And it’s really easy to create in your own project using Docco, a tool created by Backbone’s Jeremy Ashkenas.
Ever get an vague error in the browser, but don’t quite know how to track down the culprit? A very quick way is to enable
Pause execution on uncaught exceptions
in Chrome Developer Tools.
Organizing a project’s files falls under two general schools of thought.
This is a quick way to cut assets out of a PSD when you don’t need to slice specific sections of an image contained in a layer. Once you’re comfortable with the process and the keyboard shortcuts, you’ll be able to cut out an asset in less than a minute.


Clean syntax
Cor enables you to write large applications by providing a clean syntax, classes and a modular architecture to keep organized code, enforcing the writing of readable source code based on conventions.
use './Todo'
use 'backbone' bb
use 'storage' Storage
class TodoList : bb.Collection {
localStorage = &Storage('todos-backbone')
model = Todo
func getModel() me.model
}
func init() {
ch = chan()
go {
timeout(100)
ch <- 'some msg'
}
go { console.log(<- ch) }
}
Asynchronous Nature
Cor allows you to spawn coroutines and synchronize it by passing messages through channels. It is designed to deal with asynchronicity and parallel I/Os by writing sequential code.
Hot reaload
Cor provides a smooth front-end development by furnishing a builtin loader which resolves dependences and compiles source code on the fly, with just reloading the Web page. You will only need to use CLI tools to deliver a production-ready version of the app.
<html>
<script
type="text/javascript"
src="node_modules/cor-lang/dist/cor.js">
</script>
<script data-entry="my_app.cor"></script>
</html>
Easy to debug
Cor supports source-maps, allowing you the easy debugging in major browsers. However a line of Cor source is compiled to the exact line number in JavaScript for accurated debugging when developing in platforms that doesn't supports source-maps such as servers.


TWICE's Jungyeon shows off her handsome swag
by sl278TWICE's Jungyeon showed off her handsome facial features.
The popular idol appeared at the Gimpo Airport while en route to Japan for promotion schedules. She is seen showing off some swag in a sweatshirt and beanie.
Netizens have been commenting:
"I thought that was Amber at first."
"If I didn't know she was a girl I would have thought she was a guy."
"Her face looks even smaller because she's tall. I like this look on her."
What do you think of Jungyeon's look?


(defmethod transaction-start-1 ((cache standard-cache)
(rucksack standard-rucksack)
&key &allow-other-keys)
;; Create new transaction.
(let* ((id (incf (highest-transaction-id rucksack)))
(transaction (make-instance 'standard-transaction :id id)))
;; Add to open transactions.
(open-transaction cache transaction)
;; And return the new transaction.
transaction))
Source Context


Version 2.1
© 2018 Enabling Languages
This keyboard layout was designed to type Cook Islands Maori, Fijian, Hawaiian, Maori, Niuean, Samoan Tahitian, and Tongan.
Original Windows version developed and released under MIT license by State Library Victoria


Q: What are the prerequisites for the course?
A: Students are expected to have good programming skills. Knowledge of Java/Python is especially important since you will be writing lots of Spark code. In addition to programming basic knowledge of probability/statistics and linear algebra is required as well.
Q: I have a time conflict with this course and cannot attend the lectures in person. Is it still possible for me to take it?
A: Yes, it is. This class is recorded and edited by SCPD, so you will be able to watch the lectures online on the Canvas platform.
Q: Will the recitation sessions be recorded?
A: Yes, the recitation sessions will also be available along with the other recorded lectures.
Q: How do I register to Campuswire?
You will receive an invitation email. If you did not receive it by the time the course has officially started, contact us on the staff email and we'll take care of it.
Q: How do I submit my assignment?
A: Assignments (homework and Colabs) will be due at 11:59pm PST on Thursday.
All students will be given two no-questions-asked late periods, but only one late period can be used per-homework. A late-period lasts from the original deadline until the night before the next class (so if an assignment is due on Thursday the late period goes to the next Monday at 11:59pm Pacific time). No late periods are allowed for the Colabs.
All students (non-SCPD and SCPD) should submit their assignments electronically via Gradescope. Students can typeset or scan their homework (although we strongly recommend you typeset them).
Also, please make sure to tag each part correctly on Gradescope so it is easier for us to grade. There will be a small point deduction for each mistagged page in your submission.
SCPD students do not need to include the SCPD routing form nor do they need to submit their homework via SCPD. Just submit through Gradescope.
Q: How do I submit code?
Include all code for a particular question into a single compressed file (i.e., all the .py files), and upload it via Gradescope. Questions that require you to write code will also require a mandatory code upload. Code must be submitted on a separate Gradescope assignment exclusively dedicated to code, e.g., HW1 (Code).
If you wrote the code for your homework assignment on Colab, make sure you download the Python file associated to it by selecting the option "Download .py" from the File menu. Do not submit .ipynb files!
BEWARE: We will check your code using Moss, a system for detecting software plagiarism. We will strictly enforce the Stanford Honor Code.
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Many printers and photocopiers have a create PDF feature. You can also use smartphone apps such as the Genius Scan app for iOS and Android to create a PDF. Note that the PDF size should be smaller than 30MB.
Q: How do I submit a regrade request?
We take great care to ensure that grading is fair and consistent. Since we will always use the same grading procedure, any grades you receive are unlikely to change significantly. However, if you feel that your work deserves a regrade, please submit a request on Gradescope within one week of receiving your grade.
Before requesting a regrade, please prepare a clear and concise argument for your stance by doing the following:
- Re-read relevant sections of papers, the notes, and the text (where applicable);
- Read carefully the comments we provide on your work and consider their meaning;
And then submit your regrade request via Gradescope. We reserve the right to regrade the entirety of any homework whenever a regrade is requested.
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Every time you submit a regrade request for a problem, an email gets sent to the attention of the whole teaching staff. Submitting multiple regrade requests on the same problem set will result in multiple emails being sent. All TAs will be able to see your request, but the original grader of the problem will have the final say in determining your grade, because after reading 300 solutions to the same problem, they become the expert in which answers are right and which ones are wrong. (In particularly ambiguous cases, the original grader will usually consult with other TAs before replying to your request, but they will still make the final decision.)
The head TA does not have the power to override the original grader.
Q: What actions will be taken after a regrade request?
Regrade requests will only be honored in cases where the TA made a clear error in grading your problem set. Please read the solution set before submitting a regrade request, and try to work out why the TA said your answer was wrong.
If a TA gives back points to someone who submitted a regrade request, the TA must give back points to all people who had a similar deduction, even people who did not submit a regrade request. If a TA violates this policy, you should email the head TA.
If you are not sure whether your regrade request is justified or not, come to office hours and speak to a TA.
Q: What are some good and bad regrade requests?
Examples of good regrade requests include:
- The TA said I left Problem 4 blank, but I have Problem 4 right here, and they just didn't see it.
- The TA said I was missing a step, but I have the step on line 30 of page 2 of my assignment.
- The TA said this solution was wrong, and I realize it is not the same as the one in the solution set, but here is a clear and informal explanation of why my alternate solution is correct. I have also attached a statement addressing any concerns the TA may have raised in a comment.
Examples of bad regrade requests include:
- I think this rubric is unfair.
- I deserved to get "minor error (-1 points)" instead of "major error (-4 points)."
- I know I said X, but what I really meant was Y. (We can only grade what's on the page!)
- Anything that suggests you did not read the solution set before submitting your regrade request.
- I gave several distinct answers to the problem, and one of them was correct! (Even if another was wrong).
- If I change one line in my code, I get the correct answer, so please give me more points.
- I gave a correct answer to a different problem from the one on the problem set.
- Any request that asserts your solution is correct without giving new information that helps the TA interpret your solution. If your regrade request just says "My solution is correct, please take another look at it," the answer will probably be "I looked at it the first time, and I disagree with you, so you are getting no points back." Regrade requests result from communication failures (either the TA has failed to properly explain to you why your answer is wrong, or you have failed to clearly communicate your solution and why it is correct). So if there is no new information, the TA is unlikely to change their mind.